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FORTIFICATIONS.

The Delegate and his secretary have
arranged for a hearing next Tuesday
before the Notifications subcommittee,
of the House Appropriations Commit
tee, Representative Walter /. Smith,
of Iowa, chairman. The War Depart
ment has submitted estimates for
lands, emplacements, and guns for Ha-
wall to cost total of 100000. There
is no hope that Congress will vote this
entire sum, but portion of the money
may be voted this year
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MERCHANT TAILOR AND SHIRT
MAKER.
Nuuanu Street. one DOOR above Pauahi
z. O. Box s22
7HiRTS OF ALL KINDS, KIMONAS
AND PAJAMAS MADE TO Or
DER AND ON SALE
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MOODY WIS ACTIVE
FOR JUDGE ROBINSON
tMail Special to the Advertiser

WASHINGTON. D. c.. January Is
The first news here that W. j. Rob
inson, the third judge of the third Ha
wallan Circuit, whose term expire,
January %, would not be reappointec
came III cablegram printed in the 10
cal papers of January Is, stating that
| Governor Carter had withdrawn his
endorsement, because Judge Robinson
had sent a bottle of whisky into q
| room where jurors were celebrating.
1t had been taken for granted that
Robinson would be reappointed be-
cause Governor Carter had endorsed
him. The Hawaiian delegate had also
added his endorsement Two or three
days ago when Kuhio was at the De-
partment of Justice, consulting with
Attorney General Moody about the
form of a bill to correct the territorial
naturalization law, Mr.. Moody brought
up the matter of Robinson s reappoint-
ment and intimated that it was assur-
ed. Saturday last kuhio again went
to the Department to inquire whether
charges against Robinson had been
filed. He was told none had been filed
and that probably the Department
would await the coming of the mali
from Hawaii The Delegate stated at
the time that he had not withdrawn
his endorsement OF Robinson
WASHINGTON, D. c., January 20
AS the expiration of the term of
Circuit Judge ". j. Robinson comes
next Tuesday, it was expected that At
torney General Moody would have
some recommer dation to make today
to the President and that a nomination
would soon be announced But after
d conference this morning, it was stat
ed that the nomination would not be
made for few days. Mr. Moody had
looked up the papers in the Depart |
ment of Justice and afterward went to |
the White House Offices, where he dis |
cussed the situation with the Presi |
dent.
AS was cabled the Advertiser today. |
Judge Robinson s reappointment is by |
40 means improbable. MIR. Moody toid
Delegate Kalanianaole this morning
that there We're no charges against the I
Judge. The Delegate announces that |
0y the time the next mail leaves he
may have some kind of an announce
ment to make about the case At the
White House offices. the President to-
lay had the letter from Governor Car
er, of two typewriter pages, in which
Mr.. Robins Anderson, the young Har-
yard graduate in law, is recommended
or the judgeship. The impression Civ
N out today was that Mr.. Anderson is
lot likely to win, although it is real
zed that the situation may change as
Don as further information is received
rom Hawaii. The fact that Judge
is endorsed by the Honolulu
Bar Association has weight with the
President and he wants more informa
ion about the attitude of the Bar AS
ociation, before he refuses the reap
continent.
ERNEST G. WALKER
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Change of program at the Orpheum
tonight" Tracked Around the World"
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Honolulu has the Improvement
fever. Nevertheless. it is a sign
of health. Tear down the shacks,
lower the fences, but, above all,
don't neglect to paint your prop
erty. Call on us and talk ii over
with us. Our color artist will be
pleased to show you combinations
and quote you prices-prices that
won't break you, either.
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HAWAIIAN BONDS.

Mr.. Atkinson left Treasurer A. j.
Campbell, in New York, looking after
the sale of Hawaiian bonds. He thinks
it likely that the bonds will be sold at
public sale, the low rate of interest,
31a per cent, makes it inadvisable to
try further to dispose of them at pri-
vate sale. In New York Mr.. Atkinson
saw Mr.. W. g. Irwin, of Honolulu, ac-
companied by his wife and daughter.
They were at the ST. Regis, and about
to sail for Europe
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ATKIHSOA'S WORK
FOB TERRITORY
(Mail Special to the Advertiser.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., January Is.
Secretary A. L. C. Atkinson is here
looking after some territorial matters
preparatory to sailing next week fui
Portugal. He goes there, as is under
stool in Hawaii, on a mission connect
ed with the bringing of laborers from
there. He has been comforting here
with President Roosevelt and others
regarding his trip and the policy to
be pursued He has not yet fixed the
date of his sailing.
In the meantime Mr.. Atkinson has
been looking after other territorial
matters also. He has conferred with
DR.. Walter Wyman, surgeon general OF
the Marine Hospital service, about ex-
pediting the mails from San Francisco.
At present there is delay of about
spection at quarantine. DR.. Wyman
agreed that this delay could be dis
pensed with, provided DR.. Golfer, the
quarantine officer at Honolulu, will APP
prove such step. Mr.. Atkinson has
prepared letter to DR.. Wyman. en-
bodying the request and on it formal
action will be taken. Postmaster Pratt
at Honolulu is interested in the matter
and thinks the inspection should not
be allowed to delay the delivery OF
mail which comes from another United |
States port.
The plans for the Leper Sanitarium !
on Molokai will probably be completed
in about a month. 1t is the intention |
first to erect some cottages for the !
doctors and caretakers At Mr. At
kinson's suggestion a continuation of |
the appropriation of $4,000 for the
of the hospital will be
asked of Congress at this session.
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WOOD FOR SALE
Persia's New Parliament.

According to an ordinance just published
at Teheran the new Persian national coun-
Gil will consist of 156 members. Teheran
will be represented by sixty members, while
the provinces will send ninety-six. A gen.
eral election will be held every two years.
The ordinance assures the inviolability of
deputies and gives full instructions for the
carrying out of the first elections, prepara-
lions for which begin with the publication
Of the ordinance. The government has
granted permission for the establishment
of a German bank there.
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FATHER OF SO INDICTED.
Monggold, Who Boasts Big Family,
Held for Sons Murder.

Israel Monggold, sixty-nine years old. was
indicted yesterday by the grand jury in the
circuit court Of Rockingham, Va, for the
murder Of his eighteen-year-old son, Cas-
per Monggold. Monggold, who is said to
be worth $4,000 or $4,000. has employed
able counsel to defend him, and his case
was set for trial next Monday. He entered
a plea of not guilty to the indictment, which
charged murder in the first degree.
Young Monggold was murdered at his
fathers home in Brooks Gap, forty miles
or more northwest of Harrisonburg. two
weeks ago. The crime was committed in
the presence Of two younger brothers of
the victim. who fed and gave the alarm.
Upon his arrest Monggold confessed to the
officer and was held for murder by a cor
oner's jury upon the evidence Of his two
sons Monggold Is one of the weaithiest
land owners in northern Rockingham, and
saws he Is the father of fifty children. He
Is a typical mountaineer and Is possessed
Of more than ordinary intelligence.
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1t pays to read the want columns of The
Star. Hundreds Of situations arc flled
through them.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES,

TIRE TROUBLES ENDED By ST. JOHN CUsH-
Toned tire; no punctures. no pumping, no time
lost; easy riding; light, long service; Gt any rim;
ford special. e1.T5; Diamond puncture- proof
@1.95. JONES TIRE WORKS, 6o2604 ct. NV.
osl1-w,th.f,ot
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Thirty-Ninth Anniversary.

TT is interesting to note that the date
marks the thirty-ninth anniversary Of the
founding of the order. In commemoration
of the work of these pioneers of the great
est temperance plan ever conceived by
man, the hours spent here this evening
should be pregnant with the loftiest and
most sublime thought, and our hearts filed
with thanksgiving for the blessings that
have come to us through the inspired
brothers who presented the city of Wash
ington and the world with the precious
truths of Jonadabsm on September ID,
1887 Let the business of the meeting be
marked by prudence and good judgment,
a spirit of brotherly love pervade our dis
cussions, and the outcome will Inevitably
be a benefactiOn to all whom II may reach.
Believing 1t displayed the part OF wis
dom, the sovereign council. at its last ses-
sion, decided II advisable and expediefit to
observe Jonadab day, day set apart on
which the order at large should in fitting
and appropriate manner celebrate that
epoch-marking event, the founding Of. the
Order Of the Sons of Jonadab. In order
that this could be carried out. resolution
was unanimously adopted providing for an
assessment of 80 cents on each member of
the order in good standing. 1t was conn.,
IDENTIFY believed that at last a way had been
devised by which the members could ex-
press their appreciation of the blessings
provided by the order and a means fur
nished whereby they could and would give
evidences of gratitude for these manifold
blessings.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY.
FIRST CLASS FIvE-room front apartments;
tile BATH porch: telephone in apartment steam
heat janitor service; hot water any hour; one
1880, one $365O one rooms $3.50. Can take
posses of now, Oct ! and one Nov.
/. Sec .JANITOR, ELBERON. 1910 Columbia
road. Col. lights se15-s. tn, th,3t
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APARTMENT HOTELS.

THE CAIRO.
Further extensive improvements have been
made during the past summer. making The
Cairo absolutely the finest apartments in Wash
ington. Inspect our apartments from one room
and bath up Furnished and unfurnished. Finest
public dining room in the city: Hotel service.
se16-tf VIM. CATO, Mgr.
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JONADABS IN COUNCIL
RECENT SESSION OF SOVEREIGN
GRAND LODGE.
Chief Wiley Reads His Annual Mes
sage in Which Progress Of
Order is Reviewed.

The recent sessions of the Sovereign
Council, Original Sons of Jonadab. held in
this city, were attended by delegates from
the District OF Columbia. Maryland. vir-
ginia and West Virginia. The officers of
the organizst ton were not changed. and
Mr.. s. II. Wiley of this city was elected
sovereign chief for the fourth term of one
year each. Few changes were made in the
laws of the order and the decision was
reached to hold the next session OF the SOW
eregn body at Harpers Ferry. w. Va
The sovereign officers are: s. II. Wiley,
chief; ]. F. Reilly. vice chief: William H.
Young, secretary; F. J. McQuade. treas
urer; Edward Mulln. past chief; Charles II.
Caho, guide; w. Evans. Waterman.
Annual Report.
In his annual message and report to the
Original Jonadabs, Sovereign Chief Wiley
said, in part:
point OF acquisitions to membership, may
not have been phenomenal, yet from
moral standpoint the effect has been tre-
mendous and sublime, and, reckoned by Its
influence on society, the work of the Order
of the Sons of Jonadab during the past
year we find ourselves unable to measure.
1t Is Incompatible and beyond estimate. III
an attempt were made to particulariZe-to
sum up In detail by individual cases-it
would be an endless story of blessings.
I'm assembling in thirty-third annual
session we are glad to report an increase
in membership beyond what has been
reached, we believe, in the past decade,
most welcome indication that not only Is
the temperance sentiment becoming popu-
lar, but that the people are awakening to
the fact thd; the only safety from the curse
of intemperance lies In abstinence. They
find In this organization not an order OF
mushroom growth; not one Of an ephem-
eral existence. nor one Of visionary and
uncertain principles, but the candidate for,
q md f,r0a
an institution firmly and fixedly rooted In
the hearts and affections of its members,
endowed with a vitality that has withstood
the assaults Of enemies from without and
malcontents within for thrty-nfne years,
and whose principles are as enduring as the
everlasting hills.
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FOR SALE-LOTS,

FOR SALE-LOTS.
lines. It., e0c st. $l.2O l wk. $2.52 mo-. $40.
FOR sALE-oNE HALF AND TWO QUARTER
acre lots Tall remaining Of iarEs taet To-
ant and near the extension Of 14th and 18th sts.
The 14th Ct; cars win be running on the new en.
sssss
to $50 monthly. FuEToS =: G6RpoN Sub
Hss n sa Gstso b sasDR Teslbans n.s
$40. se1s-8t
FOR SALE 'BARGAINs' p HREE FINE
building lots on 18th Sc. for $3.50; IS new brick
Three fine building lots on Irving st. NV. for
Five fine building lots, close to 18th st. cars
Ali this ground must Be sold to close up es-
sSed and n s low
FoR. sALE--AA VERY DESIRABLE CORNER IN
Kalorama Heights at bargain. chance to
sei7s ALLAN e. R' i41o st.
47-FooT LOT NEAR 21sT AND F SITS.
Tue price " TH es !. FISHER CO. unc.,,
se15-6t 1414 ST. NV
" 5000 WILL BUY 2o-Foor LOT
ST. bet. 18th and 18th sts.; look at this If you
want a '''SA THos J. FISHER & CO. qne.,.
FOR s s1I5;5n ~ ~, -
S NJ ones nsH g. e 's4 ne this
se15-et 1414 F st. NV.
FOR sALE-NORTH BRIGHTwOOD.
All lots in this subdivision near Rock Greek
Park have city water and sewer facilities and
houses can be built with all city improvements
including gas electric light. Five beautiful
houses already built and occupied. Brghtwood
avenue pass In front Of this property. Can
Tor the present prices? Investigate and confer
with us before buying. Be sure to buy build
HERBERT B. SMITH, Manager,
se15-7t $40 Corcoran bldg. NJ 1872.
FOR sALE-BUY AN ACRE LOT WHEN you
small one; no long walks step of the car on
good Water; shade trees high eiesation: in the the
best section Of the suburbs; beautiful ride: small
esss si6nfs TfRa. PIE e. for
FOR SALEBUILDERs, ATTRNTIONi m OR
e es. T ss 18th @
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
FOR sALE-0R ExCHANGE-14-RoOM BRICK
house, NV; large lot; house in excellent re.
WI New s5aGs sss
eli F. select
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE LOT bOx1bO,
Paramount st. NV; price, 46c. So IT.; clear;
NJ
se16-3t
FOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE-180-ACR FARM
near Leesburg, Va; good soil and fine improve
e1a:
Gil F. se16-3t
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
lines, It,, &C., St, $l0o. 1wk.. 1888. 1mo, 81 70
| HOMEsEEKERs. LET ME GIVE YOU FAIL
prices on Fairfax and Loudoun county farms. For
particulars and catalogue call or address W.
H. TAYLOR. Herndon. Va. se18-et'
FOR SALES. 900 WILL BUY 70 ACRES OF
road from COLONIAL BEACH to Wilferson's
Wharf Va. II miles from Beach. y mile from
Wflkerson's. This seems very cheap the adyau.
tages considered. II. L. RUST, COS i4th ct NV.
se15-n-5
| FOR sALE-CoUNTRY PLACEONE HOUR
from city; nearly nifty acres; modern house;
rooms; partly furnished; screens, window
shades; awnings ON porch; beautiful view; ex-
cellent for suburban residence farming: Will
SELL with stock complete. for $1,000; easy terms
Address FLO, Star ONCE. se1A-f.s.tu8ts
WALL PAPER.
GREAT REDUCTION IN WALL PAPER-l0C TO
15c. grade for &c. to &c. per piece; 25c. TO Zoe.
grade for l0c to 16c; per piece; rooms papered.
/ u and upward. i. @. NOLTE. e07 l1th NV.
je229ot.l
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.
S SOBER s Sd fhfR.
8
apis Of and rooms ~, and d.t bath Pr
TIE Wilson: i42s + St n.w.-NEw FIRE
saa sGG bstS a
riaErkd 51 s1ftBs a3.A ana q at: mt: Groom
apartnents. deliehtfully located; spsciogs ICONS;
story zFaoFSb LIZ seG =
L. e and "a 3 rooms ard bath; rents $500 to
'; The SfRe Il Ga aigS 8. n.w;-gs.ut,ful
OF Z and
.es First Eas; Bond sIsT Psoa. q e. 3is
THE CECIL 18th AND N.W.-FoR RENT
4 Groom and 2-room apartment. Apply Ct the
BRIGHT, sUNsHTNY APARTMENT; CLEAN.
venient location. 1910 eth NV: possession O.
s sS SHsS45j
DON CARLOS ApARTMEST HOUSE. FOOT Q
the select residential and fashionable section;
%th sg'
strictly up-to.date: Reasonable rents. Tho
Phone 1872. see e. th sRA tfSSseY;b 1910 q.
F. .o,o KccS =; n The oAKLAND.
ceptIon halls; ali convenience: rent. 50 to IS
The Cameron cor. vt. ave- and T st. NV.
line stanton. l2s 9 st. n.e.. and rooms,
Apply at buildings Or to
F0z RESr-H sotn sSs . c e. r..
Attractive apartment. All outside rooma
Each apartment ha. private piazza. On.
SSSH Ssi * CO.
au1o-tf - - ''- - '''
1.-THE REVERE" COR 18th AND SIS. NV;
sSoes sp1s so .n ana BATH all Sassas 80
THE BERKSHIRE,
1412 Chaplin st. NV.
To sublet, furnished or unfinished.
rooms and bath. ~ 90
rooms rooms ann and n bath 90 and $ss @
Every modern convenience; elevator; telephone
FOR RENT-IN THE ANALosTAN FLATs. ms
cnS n M dssu and Fl u :nd
ton: heat and light. set-aOt'
The CLAIBORNE.
CO.., stS s. sss 81:
and rooms; steam heat; tahitor and elevator
service; telephone In each apartment. Pr1cse
from SIS 90 to $50. Also cafe. barber shop and
ONCE rooms for rent In this building. Apply +
o. HOLTZMAN. 10th and F SITS. au19-n
BEAUTIFUL Broom CORNER APT; ALL OUT
side rooms and very large; southeast exposure;
Sd floor: large balcony; Just vacated BY army Of
fcer, ordered away. Apply to Manager. The
Concord, N. Hampshire ave. and 18th st. aulstf
SEVERAL DESIRABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
apartments in the Severn building 1910 St;
hot-water heat tanitGr service etc
jy10-tu. th,sa.n
FOR LEAsETHE BRUNSWICK, FRANKLIN
Square; absolutely hreproof; beautiful l-room
apartment for suitcase; rent 342 so per mo AP
ply to Superintendent of building. SWART.
zELL. RHEEM HENSEY o.. o16 Ut. NV.
apzs-sa.tu.th-
FOR RENT-IN TIE OWAsCO, FIvE-ROOM AND
bath apartment, all large, bright outside rooms:
ami; janitor service, heat and hot water In
cluded In rent Apply to GEO. TRuESDELL.
Room 20, Wyatt building. apl5-lweow.tf
f. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-FURNISHED APARTMENTS IN
apartment house NV, or rooms and b., for
Ink; couple will give best care and bank ref
erences. Address at once G., 628 NV.
WANTED-A OR 4-RoOM FURNISHED HOUSE,
keeping apt. for nine months or longer for fam
lily of three adults; northwest preferred; give 10
cation, description and price, Address '.R. ].
w" Star ONCE se17-2ts
ADApTNfENT uOTETS
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FOR sALE-MsCELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
One cent q word each time for Is words times.
Se 81. la.. skS 5.s a. Al. .sSss
FQR sALE-oLD MAHoGANx sIDEBoARp. BIZ.
tead and other furniture; family breakin4 up
FOB sATElsa ~ AVE- R Faai6ls 6 ISa{ISts
h0dss At BY Ta0
a .I ,1s,, sH LEES, SGT e a.,
.. SgESTS $ Sssss a.iS SG ssss is'' ST.
FOR sALEWALNUT BOOKCASE AND MEDI-
81 &c. and o9 sa e
Lands: Al IL il ssssI1sns :. eonditsan. not :eiisa;
Cost 80 sns ~ ssD' a. 81 M s
cheap. Leaving city. 112s 9Th st. NV. selS-3ts
FOR sAIR-To AVOID sHIPPINa 20 MExIO0
% etR9ss sf make sns F p.rea
Box 49, Star once. se1s-St'
FOR sALE-CHRAP-IRoN BED. STRINGS.
mattress tables. chairs. gas oven. etc ~ asth
FOR sALE-LADIEs FIRST CLASS TCKET TO
San Diego. Cal, cheap. Address z. " R..
FOR sALE-caIoKERTNa PIANO. SO; BEAU;
lessons free. IS payments Expert tuning s24 eth.
FOR sALB-MALD IRISH SETTER. ONE YEAR
old. partly broke; reasonable Inquire OF GEORGN.
. aiisa Gordon or after Dm at W. 10Th NV
FOR sALE-IMMEDIATELY At KINDL1Na
wood prices ten e naval ccs1s rssdeess:
piano. S. cost $500; bureaus. IS; ..sh.tands.
:S S1:s;
Sc : ::isss:
FOR sALE-FLOoR COVERING OF NINE
e'ss ';' s e Newt Ss'' YORK
For eoad,a 4Sp fass s s4s st.
FOR sALE!-FAsT, ABLE, so-FooT, CABIN.
s1asns s ssep Gs sef'D: f.:
anywhere in the city for 26c.; prompt service;
sns CT
North 2s7o. PERCY s. ANGLE 4 CO., ls22
FR 67;E y1r@sT. "a: 0s
:sii.tf WELLINGTON OFFICE. 500 18th st.
" used, at bargain prices. on easy pay
One Upright t.4e.,.nt :. n::ss 4: ,,Oa.oe
y CHAs. n sTIEFF. 621 11th st NV:
J.. Q. coNLIFF. Manager. sestf
ron sALRTwo sPD0iAL PIANO BARa1TNs:
eh ssss
only s1sS; a big bargain: 49,
one ru 0e hs Aa s2si s =
quick buyers.
..s.., GRIMES ,s P5AS y STORES.
FOR sALE-wE ARE EXPANDING OUR EsrAB-
shms sato y In the second so0ts Of build
ing We oer ana az JED piano II the
Sons. sssS; new 500 shsnineers. ssoo; new 800
$50; stiea. SEQ; soh@sr: $50: sSon!seel. ss7s;
and about thirty others. Easy payments Il De:
:'s Co. T3ssy ginS sgi5s9tssd i: 1 .s,f
offered. New upright pianos from t125 upward;
" s @ 10 yrs '%s snse 1: me-
FOR sALE.FlFTY-HoRsE-PoWER TvBUL1R
boiler; perfect condition; certificate Of inspec.
TaS S'' ooas8 E.
FOR SALE
H.19 sG :s &c.
Ten Other great bargains.
Pianos moved. tuned. shipped and rented.
HUGO woRCH.
FOR sALE-CAsH REGISTERS.
Nationals Hallwoods.
New and secondhand.
We save you $50 to $780,
n. W. LUCY 4 CO..
Phone $3.50 Main 40 9th Ut. NV.
jy17-tf.8
FOR SALE - GO-CARTE, $40; SANITARY
couches, $685. parlor and bed room suite, Il per
handles. :sSs water s 'sR i! bale
jy11-tf
FOR sALE-GOOD QUALITY OPAQUE SHADES,
fitted to your windows only 25c.; the best quail.
ity oil opaque shades, tOc., hung free. Will call
with samples. KLEEBLATTS. 18th & II sits. ne.
my29-tf
LEGAL. NOTICES
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FOR SALE
A 14-room house: large grounds; house IL sur.
rounded by beautiful shade trees; located in one
o. the choicest sections of the District. within
very cheap.
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FOR SALE
70 acres. with large house. close to city; ad-
Joining one of the finest country estates In
Montgomery county, Maryland. Win exchange
Tor city property.
TERRELL & LITTLE.
Colorado building,
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FOR sALE-ONE OF THE CHOICEST CORNERS
in Petworth. with south and east exposures;
house contains eight large rooms. tile bath, wide
verandas, large grounds; price very reasonable.
208-2o7 Colorado building, 18th and g SITS NV.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN WALL PAPER-l0C. TO
l5c. grade for &c. to &c. per piece; 25c. TO Zoe.
grade for l0c. to 16c. per piece; rooms papered.
u and upward. r. g. N0LTE. GOT l1th NV.
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At kENSINGTON. S-room house, in thorough
repair; steam heat large grounds. Price, IS, 500;
terms to suit.
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FOR OFFICES OR BUSINESS.
COR. 18TH AND l SITS. NV.
FORMERLY CHAMBERLAIN HOTEL.
NEW STEAM HEAT. PLUMBING. DECO
RATING AND LIGHTING.
JAMES a. TAYLOR, IT,,
1910 g Ut. NV.
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FARMS.
Hines. 1t. 6oc: st. $1O0: wk.. $2.as: mo-. ST. 20
FOR RENTlTRUCK FARM; ACRES; BI.A-
densburg road opposite reform school; 7-room
house. stable, hen Louise, etc: 8 acres in as
paragus and rhubarb; land under good cult
walton. ]. FRED KELLEY. Room 20, $50 st.
NV. se15-7ts
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DESIRABLE HOME: LARGE GROOM HOUSE.
newly built barn and other outhouses; large or
chaM and vineyard. Only $4,5OOO0. Apply
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FOR SALE-SUBU URBAN LOT, CONVENIENT TO
electric cara; growing section; only $3.50; %
monthly; good profit can be made Investment;
secure quick. CLARK BROS. Commercial Bank
bldg sell -IOt