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ILLINOIS Central
Corrected to November 25, 1906
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Shortest and Quickest Routsts
St. Louis & Chicago

1892 a. m. Daily Chicago vestibule Limited
arriving In Chicago at IL 80 a. M connecting
with afternoon trains for all points east and
north.
1928 a. m. Daily st. Louis Night Lir,lte6
arriving In st. Louis st 7:08 n. M, connecting
At Union station FOR sil points west. Sleeping
cars opsn at 9i46 p. m.
500 a. M, Chicago Daylight Exprees
except Sunday, makes sU stops between Daira
Chicago, arriving in Chicago st $50 o. IN
900 n. M. st. Louis Morning Express
except Sunday, arriving in 81. Louis at Il;~
making all stops.
1915 o. IN. st. Louis Fast Mall. arg
ing in 81. Louis at $500 p. m.
I1:I5 n. m. Chicago Midday Special
arriving in Chicago, O.. 50 p. M.
2:35p. IN. Daily st. Louis Limited, ar
irving In st. Louis ct sos p. ~, connecting
Union Station for X ansaE City, Olnsha, Den.
YER, San Francisco and all points west.
ABS u. m. Afternoon Express for OdIn
Efingham, Nation, Tolonk. Chxmpaisn. Chi
cago
5:IOp. IN. Thebes accommodation.
7:I5 ID. m. Chicago ana Eastern ES,
press arriving In Chicago st Q: 40 a. ~ :, Indiana
Apolis, 7:25 Cincinnati, 7;B0 - M, Bn T'alo, s:ai
p. M. New York 1850 q. 5lesping ears
Chicago,
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Mintrr'a Opportunities
fnr Outnnnr Spnrts
BY DIR. DUDLEY A. SARGENT,
Director OF Hemenway Gymnasium. Harvard University

F7OAE made American who fails TO cu-
III O. yae the outdoor habit he ought to-
by saying that the weather this less settled
IA degree less suitable for sports than
- like Canada. Yet for all that do the full adyan-
MEN age of winter and be said have been guilty
V3%A of negectng of of health and strength
W \ the winter
AMw1 In Canada the opportunities for continuous winter
better than the United because Of the fact that for
number Of months stretch the weather is firm and steady and there
abundant Of ENJOYING hockey skating curling and kindred
beneficial pastmes and of hcahfu The Canadian
moi failed to the advantages that he enjoys and he gets good deal
of wholesome outdoor than the
period.
However all sensible systematic exercise with comparatively
and of the progress that have made look hopefully
the future Exercise is becoming important for because
its neglect has had such mfaorabe results people apply
selves to our task intensely than perhaps any other people and
have developed the very bad habit Of yielding the hurry
great an extent to bcgrudge the proper
In England the wonder expressed that the Americans should have
lost their enthusiasm for bicycling which regarded the
most admirable agencies for the enjoyment of
all the pleasures and berefts of door life ~ NIX ~
at when the pustme Of wealth INI10119cv1.
suspended.
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CRAFT
In Purchasing School Supplies at
Jacksonville Results in Indict.
ment of Banker and Druggist

Jacksonville, H., Nov &c. G.
Ruthledge, cashier Of the Ayers Ma.
tional bank and j. A. Obermeyer,
druggist, both members of the board
OF education, We're indicted today on
a charge Of making unlawful con
tracts in purchasing supplies for the
public schools.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County, illinois
Population 1917.

Cairo, Alexander County, illinois
Population 1917.
/
Mayor. GEORGE PARSONS.
| Clerk, X. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer. JAMES QUINN.
Comptroller, II. s. DEWEY.
Police Magistrate, A. ]. ROSS.
Chief of Police. M. 8. EAGAN.
Alexander County, Population 22e63.
County Judge, WIN. s. DEWEY.
County Clerk, JESSE &c. MILLER.
Circuit CLERK, LEE b. DAVIS.
Sheriff, JAS. S. ROCHE.
Coroner. DIR. JAMES McMANUS.
County Superintendent OF Schools,
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer. FRANK II
DAVIS.
Board Of County Commissioners.
J. ]. JENNELLE. Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR. EDWIN j. CAUSE.
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The persistent man usually wins
the TRY again" fellow is A. "lsekJ" h
want advertising ss be 10 in All Other
.kiaA .
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-27

Perhaps the main dif-
ference between police adj
ministration in Great
Britain and in the United
States is that here there
is less security in the
tenure Of office. Police
work has 10 be- learned,
like every other profess
sion. Poets may be born;
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The guiietin 10 on sale al the fol
iswlns places:
celeman's, x14 Eiahth street
Halliday House News staHa4
Walkers, 10 sixth street.
Blus Front Restaurant.
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WANTED-Everybody with any
thing to rent, xell Or trade to advertise
IN The Pullsfin want @niHp,sx
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Why is a married woman living
apart from her husband called q
grass widow"
Because she is a widow by courtesy
or grace The term grace widow. .
which is from the French, means any
woman separated from her husband
otherwise than by death. The French
pronunciation of grace is the same
as our grass" which explains the
corruption 10 grass widow"
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SOUTHERN DIVISION

Ehh OFLF LINN IO
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, AT
LAETA, JACKSONVILLE. 5A.
VANNAH, vIOESnURd
and JACKSONVILLE.
81 a. m. 'The Dixie Flyer" ksRshi.
Nashville and jacksonville,
3:AO a. m. Memphis snd'Nsw orissvs Limit.
ed via Memshis, arriving In Memphis a. ai4h
4. m. and New Orleans S:i5 p. IN.
500 n. M, Paducah and souisvillc.
I:41 p. m, daily, Memphis and New Crlesn I.
Fast Mall arriving In Memphis A. 7;46 p. N. auA
New Orleans at $40 =. m.
1:d1 p. M, daily, Nashville, ChAtaxooYssnd
Atlanta.
600 pm. Memphis and New Orleans spsois
arrive IN Memphis At tl;i0 p. m, New OTiesa
t0:35 q. N.
6:55 M. Paducsh and Lont'yills.
RNFor through tickets. sleeping gar accom- $
uodEtions and further information apply vi
Illinois Central Passenger Station. Cairo, III.
J. n. JONES, Ticket ACT
q. q. HATCH. q. A.
AlHAESOE. Passenger Trsnic MANAGER.
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pnltre Ghirf Slruulh
Br prrmanrnt
By COL. SIR HOWARD VINCENT.
Director of Criminal Investigations of Metropolitan
Police. London.

policemen Policemen have be trained 1t is the guess
work Of the in the the romantic Imagination of the AMER
newspaper reporter which brings criminals iustcetha
tans who the guilty parties and proves their guilt by fair
them and acceptable to the laws and customs Of the AngoSaXon
have upon my table the proof'hects of the thirteenth eio
Of Police Code work which prepared at Scotland Yard
and which in the hands Of nearly all policemen and
tHtc in the British empire Every is months bring
fresh edition Of 5000 copies embodyng all the latest appliances
science TO police administration.
One would think few changes necessary the short periods spec
fed but such far from being the Amendments Of the aw
frequent and almost every something quarter Of thu
globe in which police administration is being improV
ed Every now and again learn from America, also
from France Germany and elsewhere. well as in the 20
!. !. 1. !. /. !. !. !. !. ! !. !. !.
United Kingdom e. IA
There matter which am always sorry about krg ~
to find how many changes few months bring in the TEgTW
police administration American cities Only the AIZ$g
other day Mr. McAdoo chief New York il Is EAVz>
Gen Bingham The latter has the great advantage Of We
military training. This frequent change the chiefs "
wrong and works to the deIment police admnsra- \
lion
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-27

Want adds In The Bulletin always
bring results. A 30-word advertise
ment. published In this paper three
times brought % replies. This 10
nothing unusual. A word to the wise.
etc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-27
oniesrs

,zusFsz FsIs ~ Tl~. ass.-~>
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-27

Why is ireland called the Emerald
Isle?
Because Of the richness of its yer.
dnre, the term being first used by Dr.
William brennan. the author of Glen
dalloch' and other poems, published
In the latter part Of the eighteenth
century.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-27

Why is a certain cut of beef always
spoken of rs the "sirloin?"
Because the term is corruption o.
"sErloin. from the French word "sur-
longe' meaning over or upper portion
of the loin. Also because King James
T., when dining al Houghton Hall. in
Lancashire, In one of his fits of humor.
said TO an attendants: Bring hither
that surloin. sirrah for It's worthy Of
La more honorable poet being, as /
may say. not surloin, but Sir Loln,
The nohlest joint Of all"
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Alexander
County National
Bank

Commercial Ave. and Eighth stress,
CAIRO, iLLINoia-
Capital. ..... ............-..st 100000
Surplus and Undivided Profits, es0.oOo
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Accounts OF corporations and individ.
usls especially solicited. Exchsrss
furnished to Any part OF the world
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y. IA. Buder. .........s.....F rsstdcSt
Chas. Feuehter, IT.. .VicePresident
II. Gslligsn. ...............Cs Cashier
n. sDes eer. ....... Assistant Csekier
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia holding special term District
Court OF the United States for the District of Co
luH.ba.--So Gf9.-In the matter of the condemna-
ton OF al of original lots one two and three the
south forty four feet of original lot four the south
twenty feet OF original lot five. and all OF subdl
vision lot fourteen. in square numbered three hun
drcd and twenty four. In the city OF Washington
District OF Columbia, as portion OF the site for
the proposed addition to the post Office building -
Upon consideration OF the petition fled herein by
the United States Of America. through William II
ton Of all OF original lots one two and three, the
south forty four feet of original lot four the south
twenty feet OF original lot five. and all of subdi
vision lot fourteen, In square numbered three hun
dred and twenty four. in the city OF Washington
District Of Columbia. a a portion OF the site for
the proposed addition to the post Office building,
March B. 1898. entitled An act to increase the
4nt Of cost OF certain public buildings to author
authorize he erection and completion OF public
buildings. and for other purposes 32 Statutes at
as,se part page i2i> (, is sy the court this
Michael Gatu. Rosa c. Gatti, Eta Bali. Maria
Hawkins. Stephen Gatti Angeia Gstti. Kate Null
ligan. Sadie A. Mexican, Vera Hastings Martha
Raper Daniel !. Broderick Edward Mui!n d
Cecilia Hanna. Anna X. Forney. Edward o. wag-
ner Harry N. wagner and August Wagner. part
glano trading as F. W. Bolgiano & Co; Lorenzo
Costa. Theresa Costa. Mary Armstead Saint Win.
Dorothy Karr Harvey. infant: Walter H. Acker'
guardian OF Dorothy Karr Hanyey, infant; Emma
X. Harvey. Charles White and william w
Vaughan, and all other persons owning. occupying
OF claiming any title, interest lien In or upon
any of the said parcels OF property above described
and sought to be condemned herein be and they
hereby are, required to appear in this court and
answer the esigeneies of the said petition on or
before the I'd day Of April. ID 1906. 10 o'clock
matter OF the cOndemns ton OF the above described
parcels OF property; By the court: JOB BAR.
tSesi) J. n. YOUNG, Clerk. BY F. f. CUNNING
HAM Assistant Clerk. mh6 cod ct
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1851 NV, lar. b. 1sSoS cease lea :, ~ 100 90
1915 \ NV Iir. ab I7o9 18th NV. ior. h so 90
Isl my. Or. h. 2Dlg ]Stb NV. tirS-bSo~,
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b.. $40 so TO - so 1914 10 % Esiin av NV.
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l29 Nd nv nc. FUR 1914 90 Eslin NV.
rishet. 2r. b. go. AnoG LIST fonr 5r H. 20. ID
Sheridan. 5r. bath. $500 2aI3- 10 2I-23 nv,
Sheridan, II & b. 20 DOL LIST a, sr, h. %. 30
21s 4th Sc Or. b. So 90 -5s Tenn ne 81 hsto2o. 30
Ihn siilrt 4r. l.. ~ 9 2lS 4th Ar, b. 90 90
1851 Oregon nv. ~. 10 ~ I1iS 18th NV 3r b. Is so
5z9 g ~. IN. Cir. b. II 1921 ne Ar b - 70
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Si9 G ne. LIST floor, 4:s3is Tenn nv. ir, h.t4. az
or. = 5'H lsiits Duncan. 4T, b. 1880
i7co 1Tth NV, Arb. .250o
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i55e 4 W, store and rooms ............e 100
S3 Tenn ave, store and 2r and b..-..-.-. 80
ali 9th NV. ID Sd and tth noofs ....-----
l5H y. Y ave nv. I'd floor. ............ so, 40
-V1h m. ave- "a hoor. ..-......-.....-- 90 90
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1903 Pa. ave. ny. eItire by floors.
II 9Th NV 3D. 3; sgf IN sSor'
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tansnt
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SHE'D.
1900 18th. lar. b. mo. 12s
g37 n NV. Sr. b. mo .S5. OF
1906 o NV, 12r. b. mo. .10t
1915 N NV. 14r, .2b.
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"a 18th. Tor. b, near
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1921 Lincoln PIX. Or. t.f0J
l2e Md av, l1r. b. 80. 90
slSHED.
23G; 18th nw.......0 .0C
SIG fSthn w.16r. 2banI, zoo
1888 10th. cir. 3b. sta. 2OG
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Ill 9th NV. 12r. b. so. OG
1888 18th NV. Or. b. 80. Of
l747 Q NV. i2r. b.. 10. on
10 2ist nv. Tor. b.75.0C
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APARTsfkSTS
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sT5. .. Conn as
sdD. BOG 18th Hw. 3r. b
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Ss5-. The Bedford, Cal az
SIS. The Kosnalne. Caf av
Ri. = The i'oriner. 3r, b
si;i. -. IL i2th ne. Or. b
s42 80. The Truxton, 5r
So. so. ..... The Calvert
$42. so. POO l. Cap, Ar. b
$40. so. .i29 Nd ~ ne. Ar, b
Ss0-....19o3 + nv. Sd u
$40. 49,. 42u I'd re. IL
$40. .90e 18th NV. or. b
$500. 1870 18th NV, CIR
S35. so. 1875 to 1852 Irv-
ing, Tr and bath
SIS. The Euclid. ST.
s35. The Parkside. Or. b
s35. -.727 l2th NV. q
SAP so. 1874 to 1882 Iry-
6r and bath
So. 80. 1888 Lylecker sv.
Or. b
So. 90. 1910 Lydecker av.
6r, b
s31 so. The Ilkley. Ar, b
$50. so. The Ellsworth. 6r. b
| $50. 80. 1922 o h NV. 5r. b
ss3n 10 1918 9.h NV. Sv.b
$50. Tito willard. 5r, b
$50. The Cohlsntz. 5r
$50. 1888 Lydecker av.5r. b
go. 1910 Lydecker nv.6r. h
s2s III. fsiS Ce.iar, I'd n
s2I.55..i IT'S Willard. 5r. b
S21 30. .Ists Cedar. list q
$27 30. ..170T Ercl.d. CRIB
S2I 80 2224 Decatur. sr.t
s2I so. .17Gt Willard. 5r. b
SIG 80. .31lS II NV. Or, b
s2G 70 .34I6 Il NV. Or. b
s2G. 50-;5 Quincy NV .6r.t
scr 30. .231e y nv. Or. b
s25 90. 81 quincy NV .5r. b
So. 30. 341S X NV, 5r, h
s2S so. 30 Scatop nv Or, y
s25. 10. .1941 9th NV. Or, b
$50 30. 1923 L NV
$25 The RAYMOND. 5r. b
! So. LII Eth NV. Or. {
s25. 900 i3th NV. ar. b
s23 30. 25i5 18th NV Or. b
s.3. so. .2509 nth NV Or. b
S22 so. .1703 Euclid. 5r. b
So. 90. ..1To5 Euclid, Or, b
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SO 10. .2317 n NV. 5r. b
SO. 80. .2325 n NV, Or. b
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500 So -. 23a3 Y, 5r. /
$50. 80. ..i20Si% @ sw, 5r
s22 so. HOS Pa ay NV
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$50. % .aSol SherIaaD.4r.b
$50. .1c3I n ne. hr. b
$50. .I23Ti5 . ne. Or. b
Sl9.25. 2n,,0 Sherman az
SIS. 1907 Nd ay sw. Or, b
SIS. 2i0 + NV. Or
sic. 30. 1855 = ne, Or. b
sis. so. LAP Il ne. III
SIS. so. ..14f4 Duncan, ar. B
SIS. 80. 1929 r ne, ar. b
SUBURBAN.
500. .Biadensburg I'd. D O.
Tor. 2 acres OF ground.
stable.
s25 10y Virginia, sr, b
so. Farm near Tenley-
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SIS. Winthrop Heights Or
SIT. .Greenvale, d Cdr, "A
STORES.
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500. -. Goth and P NV
$40. 1873 18th NV, sto, dwg
$50. zoos Pa aY NV
$50. Vermont av corner
$50. .419 \ J av NV I'd q
SIS. ........... .613 / NV
$50. so. 20 II ne. 3r & sto
$50 so. ..i53 Tenn av, II
Sf2. .......76 n Y aT ne
OFFICES.
sos. ..512 9th NV. 1st q
SIT. -. $40 9th NV. Or. b
SIS. sos Il NV, I'd fioof
STABLES.
$40. Rear 1913 " 2 stalls
$50. RI 4S1 Pa ay nw,ils
SI5.R310e 10Th NV, 4stails
$40. Rear 1929 Q NV. As
S1-...- Rear SIG 22d NV
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FUhNl
1888 p nw.I3r.2 b. an. 800
1913 Riggs pl. Or. b. 10. 90
FL 18th NV, 35r OBJ. g, OO0
i6GS 18th NV. Tor. b..l5O
iI40 Q NV, 10-, b. :. Toe
1911 Q NV. sr. b. 40. 90
1923 10th NV. lar, 2b.
eEnum g, 900
- iech ny. 13r, Oh. mo 400
UNFURl
Cor 18th and Kenesaw
az, f2r, 2b. month, 600
1901 Mass s.v NV. Dir,
Sb. month $50
:ll 18th NV. 35r. Oh. $50
1874 x nv. lar b. . $50
1922 n II av. Tor. b.S5. 90
) apartment hJuses, Ly-
decker st. bet. 13th&I4th
hr & bath. 81. 80
Tr & bath. 1850
1924 II II ay, Tor. %. 1900
TYLER & RUTHERFO
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Inns it.G0c 81 sI.2o. wk s2a2 no. ST %.
APRENE COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
columbia. holding u Probate Court.-No 13522 ad-
ni;istrRtlon This is 10 give notice that the sub
Tlter n TIE state of Penn. yiyania has obtained
rom zoe fr'pate Court or The District Of Celum-
b!a letters trStamentary Oh the estate of Alcygn.
Ger Flshel late Of the District Ct Columbia de-
casa All psr5nns having Gains against the de-
with the vouchers thereof. legally authen Heated
- the .ubSctiber or before the Sth day cf
Narrh. A. d 1897: otherwise they NAV by law ba
exc iGded from benefit OF said estate. Given
under ny hand THIS Sth day Of March, 1905
BIRD a JACOBS. I26 Tth street northwest
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i4i4 ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY j. L. KoIB. 7s4 18TH ST
1910 my. 12rsto $50 CO. 1913 Cedar Or At % so
2Ii3 Pa av NV l2r. 40 IS 34o 18th me- 5r fiat 20 90
64T Nd ne. Tor. 81. 80 q Sc, 81. bath
Hihl6-u
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FOR RENT-N0 1921 MONROE sT. twAs SHEER
idan ave) nv; new; six rooms. reception hall
and bath; furnace. cabinet mantels. etc; rent
xgH & 81 JONES, 1916 r 81. nhI6-3t
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FOR SALE-VETtI HANDSOME BAY TR01-TtNCi
horse. rubber tired rJma5out. harness etc; horse
VI. Old, sound, splendid driver and fact: KIscr
aud DeiGiaFch stock. GHEEN'$ STABLE Nt.
Pheasant. Inhlt;-2r-
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WALL PAPER.

PAPER HANGING, PAINTING AND INTERIOR
decorating work; orders received Row will hi
subject PSF discount; rooms papered 50 up. r.
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FOR SALE-ONE SECONDHAND LANDAU AND
station wagon. Inquire at 1905 y. II. ave.
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REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.

A SUMMER HOME At NEW IUNUUN, OON-N.
private residence, suitable for yaehfmeu; i've
scres Of ground situated Pequot ave-; three
eiybths OF a rale north OF Pequot House, with
garden II desired; house contains 10 rooms, IN
Guiding three bath rooms u priyatel; four clos.
The house. part Of same being "a feet wide; also
sun room; house fully furnished tcxcept linen
snd silver: electric fight. also separate house
in the rear which can be used for servants; barn
contains two regular and two box stalls. coach
mans room and carriage room; handle thre Q
automobiles. There Is private dock $50 feet long.
with two landings for small boats; seven feet
OF water at end OF dock at low tide; perfect an
chorage sixteen feet anywhere In front OF dock:
best and most protected anchorage coast.
VIII be let for season 1900 inclusive OF 35-foot
launch IL desired. Address OWNER ]. w. T.,
p. o. Box 2o5. Madison So, New York, for pho
foeraphs
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UNFURNISHED.

FOX REST-UNFURNISHED-
1918 i st NV. 10 rooms. bath ......... $50 so
10 ale 10 re-. b.. steam heat. ........ As. 90
I5.f Harvard ST., Tor and h.. furnace. 1900
254 St. II rooms and bath b.-w. heat. 80 90
e3S - ST NV. aud bnth. ........ ~ 10
~ st. NV. IL rooms and b. -..-........ 1000
l55o ST. Sc. rooms and b., furn. 30. o.
10 St ne. rooms. bath .............. %. 90
IA Girard ST.. rooms ard b. ............ D. so
III princeton ST.. Or. and b.. furnace. % so
I06 Harvard St. rooms and bath. furnace % 80
2ol IAN Sc. rs. b. ........ 900
24o-0 18th 81. Sc. Grs., b............... 1880
FURNISHED
Near Conn ave-. 18th st.. 12r. and 2b " 100. 90
Near Iowa Circle, ST., 12r.&b., st. heat. 10000
r. !. of 9th. 1ir. & b.. .-........ 100. 90
8 st. W. Of 18th, Tor &b.. steam heat o00O
APARTMENTS.
o s Ssts S'aen ssd o ST. Wash BIS and
Willard Sc. s.w. bet. nth and 18th. r and
ats. ist floor, 81. and b., furnace.
"a H.. Oh. and b., fnrnaee. rent very rensonab
90 Seaton St. "a fat 6 rooms and bath .s26. I'd
Tl2 q st. ne. o rms, b......-....... 81 90
OFFICEs
I'd floor. 1903 St; heated Low rent
LEBERAfASN & HAWN,
mhlT-2t 1903 st.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOX RENT
BY BLUSDoN. o'BRIEN & BHLT. Inc.
LEO ST. n.w Telephone Main 12ot-o5.
HOUSES.
ST. 600 yr. i225 Conn sv s3s so 1902 18th Or
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

Quo Ntht Wotd Each Time Tor Is WORDS 3 Times
WANTED HORSE AND DAYTON WAGON
about two afternoons each week Tor light dpiiy-
cry 1928 Eye ne mhiI-3l
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WANTED GOOD, LARGE WORK HORSE:
about 300 lbs. ard sound. Call 423 a. St s.w
mhlT Z.
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TAILORING.

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tning denotihg style, elegance and workma nship
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