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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-26
INVITE A TEST.
Sufferers to Try Hyomei on
Their Guarantee.

BuWditch, Webster 4 Go. invite all
who suffer from any form Of catarrhal
troubles to get Il HYOmci outfit from
them with their ab&Olut" guarantee
that if il does not give perfect S;ttlS-
faction. thr money will be refunded
upon request.
There is no other treatment for
catar1h that in any way resembles
Hynmci. none that gives such quick
curative results ana lasting salts
faction. no medicine that can take its
place. none that can be sold on 4
guarantee Ike this. to refund the
money unless it cures
Catarrh is Il germ disease and can be
cured only by breathing HYomri. 50
that the most remote air cells IN the
nose. throat ana lungs are reached hN
its antiscptic healing powers IN this
way all catarrhal germs are killed. the
irritotrl mucous membrane is healed
and catarrh is driven from the system.
This wonderful mcdicatcd mir treat
mcnt does not drug and dcranGe the
stomach. but is breathed through a
it'll, rocket inhaler that goes With
every dollar outfit.
The unusual way in which BnWditCh.
Webster & Co. sell Hyomci att"StS
their confidence in the remedy.
Sold and guaranteed in WatcrviIIe
by Geo. W. Dorr.
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JIncl S.nn''r IN Dyiii"h hrs attained
hi4ncSt nnu"rs. cV"u praise from Saint
Sa,ns himself. Dlni.l H. dd"' is es-
pr",plly fitted to sing the ,lI"tinG
music az the role of Samson. Cecil
Farnfn% Who possesses rare dramatic
ability. Will sing the role Of thu High
Priest. and Willard EoWd"in. II. l..
EustiA. J. FranciS M2cNicllnl anil
Thomas Henderson will each tax" Il
part H. the concerted numbers. Cliff
FORD Wiley, wh" received much prais"
last Jason. Will u" tn" SOLOS, for the
ar liug ni2it. and share tho E"nni5
With Nrlinia Wilson. who as 4 NOM
Dor oi the Metropolitan Opera HOUSE
o.. aud Al noS>rSSor Of dramatic
soprano vnic" IF great beauty. will sing
tn" solos III tn "Sun- Il Victory" h
Hill,r. Miss Rosa Eaton with hor sweet
vote will Il" heard 1T The Chi'trrn's
Matinee >h. II 4 ait,d young wr-
man. " hose ,XGIiisit" Voice has called
forth much praise from Jean Gc
R,e:llc. Madame SCmhrich and other
craat artists. VINO predict a brilliant
career for her.
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The Choir Singer" Sept. 27.

Efdnr~cd by hrcSs and public is the
IN performance of "'rhr Choir Singer
In tn" second act Il beautiful effect is
produce 4 thrnuGh tho ingenious ar
rang mont Of III" lights. whereby both
th' "&lCrini ~ the picturesque rUr"!
church j. Displayed, and at the sam"
tim" III" interior disclosing tho congr.-
CATION seated in the peWN the clergy
man ana rrGanSt III their proper places;
ami ".Ni"" Leighton standing Mt the
choir TAIL singing for the last time be-
fore her forced departure for New
Nurs; whore she takes mp Tho struggle
Tor fame and fortune MS Il public sing
ct
From I .'Crnic Standpoint probably
III" most C.f"ciiv" seen" in The C'hni3'
Singer" is thIt in which tho stage If 4
New York roof gard, II is reproduced
in the minntcSt detail; lighted hy
myrilds II electric bulbs. The scene
imprcse"S one. III being transplantrd
from some beautiful tropical count ~.
whore W2Vy palms ANA trailing vines
I, uri-h in abundance. 1t is here that
the heroine makes her first appearance
~ Il rublic singer. ANA on hor success
or failure depends the saving of her
Oh home in Virginia.
Manager Cuddy announces on Friday
evening next The Choir Singer" will
be the attraction.
Prices -, 30 and ~ cents
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Il ouy's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot ba
cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure. F. ].
Gil 'NEY e 20. Toledo o.
We. the undersigned, have known r. J.
Cheney for the last Il years, ami believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able 70 carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
W.ALDING. KINNAN &; MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon thu blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials
scnt free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by
all DrUGciSts
Take Hairs Family Pills for c1nstipa-
tinn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-26

when ConiilGr2tion was sweeping
thrnuGh ono of our cities ~ tny-'iS. ana
help WAS rcCtcd from other nearby cit
irs. I'll. same could DC rendered with
il" result that 4 vast saving Of prop
CrtT would u" In OGGht about.
Now, therefore. ho ii resolved that it
l., tic sentiment Of the Maine state
Foard Of Trade that we recommend
that this very important matter fer the
saving If property W brought to the
attention OF tn" several mIni;,; .paliti"S
~ this state. ana that they give this
subject their carly attention. and that
wv Su4Yt II To thr incoming Legislature"
oG Maine. that il shall. promptly on con-
t:.nin". take up this important subject
fpr discussion. and we recommend the
carly enactment Of 4 law in this state,
wi' rc,py it shall he compulsory for the
several cities or towns of Maine to have
uniformity Of hy'lrants q hoS"-cnun-
lincs. threads to the hose. ana pitch 10
tn" snil threads in the said hosc-coup-
Iings. and be il further resolved:
That il is IN sentiment of the Maine
State Eoard Of Trade in meeting ut
Portland. Maine. this goth day of Sep
trmbor. 1907. that its secretary be in
struct".l to scrd copy Of this rcsnlu-
zion to the other Boards Of Trade i'll
Maine. also to tic National Board Of
Fire Insurance Underwriters. hoping
that hv unison of action that a federal
law will ~ enacted whereby all cities
in our country shall have uniformity "f
hydrants. Of hcsc couplings, and uni
formity Of pitch to the thrcads of the
saiI hosc-couplings The result Of which
should be that any fire department Of
any municipality in the t'Eit"i .itfia.f
could. 1hcr fore, when called unon. ="
whore called. ana when there. not HAY"
wasted time and expense. but could SC
Immediately at work. assisting To stay
the contiagratlon. and further assist in
the saving Of much valuable property.
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Union River Water STORAGE
Co. Files Certificate.
Coming Meeting Of State Con-
ference Of Charities.
Railroad Commissioners will Hold
Hearing at Gardiner, Oct. |.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Coun-
Gil Tuesday. Oct. I, at 10 A, m.

Announcement WAS made yVcdncs-
day at tn" office Of the secretary of
state of the filing of the certificate cf
organization Of the Union River Water
Storage Co., corporation organized
under a charter granted by 1 special
act Of the last legislature. The char
rent year and the organization was
effected Sept. 81, at the Office Of Hale
e. Hamlin at Ellsworth
The purposes of the corporation are
the making Of such improvements in
Union River and its tributary waters
as will enable the said corpOration tn
store or hold water for the purpose of
Increasing and rendered more con
slant the power and energy Of the said
Union river
The capital stock of the corporation
is $l6,000 Of which the sum of s120 has
been paid in and the par value of the
shares i" so each. The names ard cd
dresses Of the shareholders together
with the number of shares subscribed
for by each is as follows: Whitcnn1b,
Haynes &, Co. Of Ellsworth, three; Bar
Harb"r (, Union River Power 60, Of
Ellsworth. three. The number of shares
unsubscribed and in the treasury IS
SSS.
The president and treasurer of the
corpora ton is John r. Graham Of Ban
gor, and tho directors are John r. Ora
ham. Franz; SiiliE!an. il, and Harry
Z. IVers.
Tho certificate Of organization was
filed Sept. -.
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WaterviIIe Notes.

George W. Dorr, the enterprisinS drug
eist has lust received a large stock OF
Hvomei. the greatest cure for catarrh.
with everv outfit he gives signed guar
ortee 70 refund the money il Hycmei
does not benefit. This Is the famous N
halation treatment that cures ca'afrf
without stomach dosing and IS the only
Guaranteed cure for the disease.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
New Pictures.

y ncW sat Of pictures will be dis
lIay'f II ~" Opera house today. These
pictures; will run today ana Saturday,
Friday will be given over To- "rnr Choir
sing RI
liar Tho new illustrated song "Chcrr
Ip. Ma"N"
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WANT ed

Every housewife in Knnncbpc
County. IL Scnd their OLD WORN
OFT CARPETS to the Augusta Rug
Agency, and have them made into the
most beautiful RUGS for any room in
the home. Send for circulars and
shipping tags I" Trouant ana Bates,
253 Water Street, Augusta, Ne.
septic, t,th&satlmo,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-26

Portland; treasurer, g.. +. Tolmln Of
south Paris Certificate filed Sept. n,
400
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-26

Tho first two converts from Moham-
mechanism lave been hIptizcd IT I.nin
in IIausaland. West Africa. by Rishnr
IucwcE, ana being mon Of Importance"
they Lad to sacrifice much in acc"njin-
the Christian faith
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-26

Among the candidates for member
ship on the board of trustees for the
Home for the Feeble Minded, the az
pointment of which board will later be
announced by Governor Cobb, is z. A..
Porter, NJ. D., of PittSficld. the an
nouncemcnt of whose candidacy for
the Position has been received at the
Executive department and is accom-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-26

.>rrn PED salmon is standard
quality quantity color ana price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-26

At tn" first meeting Of tho state Con-
ference Of Charities and Corrections
which has fCrn called by Governor
cobb and z number of cx-(ioNcrnorI
and other prominent citizens of the
state, to meet ut Auburn, Der. u ana
90. Rev. Raymond Calkins, ID. D., of tho
state street Congregational churc Il
Portland, Will give an addrc s. TO which
he has given lnIlch thought. on the pro-
bl"m Of poverty. Robert Hunters book
on Poverty, showing the thousands uf
people ever til" United States who
are under thC poverty linc. has
challenged the attention oi all
thoughtful citizens az the Unit
ed States. Wh"lh," people agIt."
with his conc lu%inn$ or not. all will b"
Interested in hearing this subject dis
cusSed by a speaker of such force.
clcarnCSs and sanity rs Dr. taillinS. As
one "t the leaders in tn" work of As
sociatcd Charities in Portland and ut
thu same time its acting president, Or.
Callin& has com" in quite clos" tourh
with many If the problems arising
aurn% III" poorer people. ANA His OK
peril nee Will" conducting IT," invc&-
tigItiors as to the rccrcationS Of poor,
people throughout tn" cities ;tt%n Civ"
hltl u brplt WOW Oh lnt' extern bi tillS
pruhciu. The result; of the invcSti@I-
TONS rf the recreation problem viii, u
DR. CaIknS published in his book. sub
stitut,s for tho saloon" have attracted
Widespread attention ana given pr
CalkinS 4 national reputation. Dir.
caIkins is also chairman Of the prison
committee If Portland. prrsl"u, Of TIL"
Portland Federation of churches, ac-
tive in the missionary work Of the
Congregational churches AMI on" of the
ahlcst preachers IN his ,numirItinn.
Evervcnc attending the conf reno"
should pInn to lie present Monday
evening at 145 to hear his address
which will he one of the most impOr-
tant OF tn" whole conference All arr
invited to attend the conference Re
ducrd rates have been granted by the
railroads.
1t was announced Wednesday morn
ing nj the office of the Eo?rd of Rail-
road commissioners that Il petition had
been received from the Lewiston. Au-
euSta x WatcrNillr street Railway
asking the approval by the board of 4
change of location on the cumpany's
lin" from SabattuS to Gardiner. tn"
proposed change being on e ntral
street in Gardiner, where il is desired
TO hIlG the road on the north side IT
the street instead of the south sill" rs
la out in the original plan. I'll"
commissioners have ordered hearing
on the petition. To be held in the COM
mon council room at C;1I liner on Tues
day. oct. |, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon.
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Announcement is made of the APP
pointment by state Treasurer Pascal
z. Gilmore of Melvin w. WisWcn as
chief clerk Of the treasury. to fill III"
vacancy in that Ccc due to the rcsiSna-
ton of anicl w. Emery. Mr.. Wiswcll
has been Il clerk in the treasury for the
past 10 years having been appointed
by Hon. +. NJ. Simpson of Bangor who
was nj that time state treasurer. For
n long time after coming to tn" Ollie"
Mr.. Wiswell had charge Of the wild
lands. but lately has had charge of the
books. Previous to entering the treas
my he was for 10 years with the L. G.
Dunn Mercantile Agency at Bangor
ana was also in the employ of the
same concern at Portland and Boston.
He is a man of good business ability
AMI will doubtless conduct the work
of his new position to the satisfaction
of all.
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The members of the Board Of Rail
road commissioners are now busy with
The examination of the different rail-
roads of the State and on Tuesday and
Wednesday went over the Canadian
Pacific system.
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RABBIT AND ERMINE.
Pursued by the Second, the First Takes
Refuge Under a Hunters Bed.

FROM Forest and Stream.
My Martini. Uncle Jake's Snlder and the
little % we used to shoot cartridges and
rabbits with lay against the log A sudden
scufiing over the snow attracted my at
tention. and In minute perceived a white
rabbit hopping toward the camp use
the expression for lack of better one, for
between tho brisk hop OF a rabbit. as I
have often seen one move In the clear
ings. and the labored movement Of the @ 9
we noticed. there is a vast difference he
creature did not seem to notice US: It made
Its way to the camp door. hoped o. sr the
sill. and vanished. Uncle Jake mo ned tn
me to keep quiet. picked up the 30, slipped
cartridge Into the breech. am in another
moment pointed to tiny bla, spot moving
over the snow about fifty IS from us. I
strained my eyes. and finally made out the
outline OF an ermine. W lch was following
In the tracks Brer E.,.Abit had made. Jake
waited until the .aal was within twenty
yards OF US. tt's, he whistled The little
creature wk.-ch hal been too much occupied
In the police us. stopped, sat bolt
upn~'.! IND looked around to see where
noise came from. AS he did so the
rifle cracked. the ermine collapsed and a
little spot of crimson formed in the snow
eight or nine inches from the black tail
tuft.
mat there's the gentleman who spoiled
all our rabbit and skunk the camp out
Sunday" said Jake. as he picked up the
dead animal. II mind the time when white
weasels were not worth 10 cents a bushel.
but now they say they are worth 20 cents
each. There Is two things never could
understand In this world One Is how a
snake can catch frog the other Is how
a weasel can run down a rabbit Did you
notice how that fellow was soIng-as II he
had trap fast to all OF his four feet? He
could outrun the best dog that ever laid
nose to track. and yet that six-inch strip
OF white fur and malice could run him
down In ten minutes. Let's go and see how
he's making out In the camp"
We entered the shanty and closed the
door behind us. Jake dived under the bunk.
a rabbit squealed as II his last hour had
come. and the old man emerged with a
bundle Of quivering white fur in his hands.
Don't kill him, Jake" cried; I'VE have
plenty of fresh meat, and we can get lots
OF rabbits from the snares whenever we
want them"
XIII him! Not much" replied the old
man. Here. GIT" and the prisoner found
himself placed on the snow outside the
camp door. He lost no time In obeying the
Injunction. and In ten seconds he had van
ished from sight in the sprucesash
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AUCTION SALES.
lnes It. Coo at II 10 wk "a 81 4 mo 81 -
MARCUS NOTES, AUCT.

ExEGuTRIx's SALE OF VALUABLE uNIM-
MT MI Being GI LOT SITUATE h ATTHE NORTH;
ND rSRMdNr 81 sHEhI1N 90
FEET ON SHERMAN AVENUE AND li2:I3
FEET ON FAIRMONT STREET; LOTS
SIDE OF IRVING STREET WEST OF SHER-
NAN AVENUE. AND LOTS FRONTING 90
Fknr EACH lr on THE s2ETH s SipR oS
AVENUE AND 7TH STREET.
BY virtue of the authority vested In me. the I'm.
of will NJ. s for sale at g auction
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JULY. 1907. AT HALF
bered ~ in block OF Todd and Browns subdi-
vision Of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains.
feet on by
o,oo0o square feet Of ground situate at the north
west corner Of Sherman avenue and Farmont
And on the SAME DAY. AT roRTY,FrvE MIN
UTES PAST FIVE PM, in front OF the premises.
u Of Todd and Browns SUBDIVISION Of Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains fronting 100 feet on
and SIDE OF Irving street west OF
And , on the SAME DAY: in front Of the premises.
block g. as per plat Levy Court No 2. page ~.
OF the office Of the surveyor OF said District front
Ing 100 feet on Lamont street between Sherman
avenue and It'll street. containing 10 900 square
feet OF ground
Terms Of sale: One-third ", of the purchase
miscellaneous payable in one and two years H from
day Of sale. with per cent interest, payable
semi-annually. and secured by deed Of trust upon
the property sold. all cash. at the option of
the purchaser. A deposit of $500 viii be required
upon each parcel sold at the time of sale All
cost Of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be com
piled with within IS days from day of sale other
the property the risk and cost of the defauling
purchaser or purchasers after Ave 90 days notice
IN Inc Neenls TA isSr' G. scHAErER. E.ecutr,,.
LEON TOBRINER. Atty. jy12-d&ds
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

lines. It, Soc. st. 81 90. VIZ. s2.sa. mo. 8 o.
FOR sALE-ONE OF THE GREATEST BAR
gains ever offered in the fashionable northwest;
beautiful threestory pres.b.ck dwelling, Con con.
tanning 10 rooms, bath; AMI. lot - 6x9oi SIDE
and rear alleys. Price only $4,000, 90 Trust
A,00OO0. at $50, balance cash. EARLY
HAMPTON. 615 18th st. NV. 1y14St
FOR SALE-BEST BARGAIN IN MT. PLEAS
ant; owner will sacrifice nice S-room brick house;
ami; back porches; easy terms. Apply Room
1, coo 18th NV.
FOR SALE
A majority OF the best midsummer real estate
propositions are conveniently presented In our
new 40page book,
SELECTED OFFERINGS OF REAL ESTATE"
You can secure one at ONCE 1t will re-
lieve you Of much trouble and unnecessary du-
plicatiou Of effort.
THIS IS THE SEASON OF PROFITABLE
BUYING.
A. F. FOX COMPANY,
Established 1915.
'The Realty Corner 14th and N. Y. ave.
FOR sALE-s+sToRY AND BASEMENT DWELL
ing at NE. Of 18th and Lamont SITS. NV;
electric light speaking tubes. tiled bath and all
modern conveniences. reasonable offer win be
considered. Apply to, OSCAR G.. vOGT. =.
5y143t Room 4O5. Corcoran bldg.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. AUcrIoNEERs


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
STORE AND DWELLING AND BRICK DAK-
cry, WEST BROOKLAND. d. c., TERM
NUS OF ELECTRIC CARS. UNIVERSITY
STATION.
By virtue of a deed Of trust dated April g 1900
and recorded in Liber No. 2i66. folio 473 seQ..
one of the land records for tn District OF Column
bia and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. will sell, at public auction. In front
Of the premises, ON TUESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH
DAY OF JULY. 1907. AT FIVE ?. NJ. part Of
tract OF land called Enclosure and known as
lot No. 10 in block No. 4 in Ives and Fowler.
trustees. subdivision of said land. called
West BroCkland Park" as per subdivision plat re-
records OF the surveyors office in said District to-
gether with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-t third cash. OF which $3.50 de-
posit to be paid at time Of SALE balance in one
and two years from day OF sale, with interest pay
able semi annually. secured by purchasers notes
and deed of trust on property Sold or all cash.
Mt option Of purch aser Conveyancing recording.
ETC.. Mt purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with In ten days from sale. else trustees re-
serve right to resell at risk and cost of purchaser
In default.
WIN. r. HOFFMAN Trustee.
No. 1921 st. NV,
JOHN Fl. WALTER, Trustee,
1e4sd&ds Colorado bldg. 14th and @.
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FOR RENT-FLOYD e. D.
18th and Md ave sw. |,
lumber yard. .$l25. 90
Z n Sc. Or. 1900
s45 x sw. 2r.b. I'd a.7.00
121 Al sw. I'd q. .l5.0O
81 N Sc, Or. $50
SIT 7th sw. sto, 1880 .
10th and D sw. sto 1000 :
lob Md av rw. or. b. 1870
141S N G Az ne. o.. bl5.0O
1856 AZ sw. Or. 1880 .
400 7th sw, rms "a. 16. 90
Io8 Fay's ct sw, Ar. 90.
4el X sw. ID f1....12.50
4S5 G sw, 9r. ..ls.O
11l2 AZ sw. sr. b. "a. so !
l20s 9th sw. sr. b.27.50 I
COZ 1lth sw. 3r. Sd d. 90
ll9 9th NV. Tor b. IS. 80
i22 Fl sw, 2r. LIST q. 800
Sincetta. q
W q. LIST a E.. 2O.5O [
72I It'll sw. h.5r.b. 1873
1853 Sd sw. 7r.sta. rs. 90
3O38 l4th nv. sto. rs. 90
1872 Riggs NV. 3r,b.85. so
120S1a c sw. 6r. b. ~. so
r 7l2 7th sw. sta. $50
9i3 + sw. 1r. $50
1922 B sw. d 2. .31.OO
1894 B sw. 5r.b, n1.25.O0
X 6l6 G sw. sta. $50
415 N ] av Sc. l0r. b. 20. 80
1445 E Cap I'd d .5r. b1S.50
vincetta. W O. I'D dr. %. so
1921 8 Cap st. sta. 15. 90
Fincetta, I
W d. Sd q fr. $500
It'll & ID NV. z rs. 80. 90
Anacostia. 20A. Ar. .15. 90
r 100 ii sw, sta. .2.50
tyl3-3t
FOR RENT-ONE OF BEs
brick dwellings In Washi
1908 Caroline st. NV,
18th st. X. A. PHILLIP
tyl2-3t
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TRUNKS REPAIRED.

TRUNKS MADE TO ORDER AND REPAIRED AT
short notice: all mail orders promptly attended
to. G. g. LANGLOTZ sos st. NV ODD Ii.
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FOR 6ALE-BIG BARGAIN IN li-ROOM AND
bath frame house in southwest; large stable;
lot b6x17Uj will suit q business man needing
room for teams; side alley If sold at once,
t2s60Q. Address Box 1pl, Star once. tyi2-3ts
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FOR RENT-UNF, FINISHED.
1899 18th me- Or. 40 1870 NV. LOT. b. AS 80
1908 10Th NV, 2r. BIZ 80 l41s Hopkins IOr As 80
1923 Willard. Or 50 1903 10th Or. .45. Is
1920 Kingman. 7r. b. 81 80 1920 9Th NV Or. b45.75
1874 Irving 5r. b. 80 so 1922 9Th NV. Or h45. rs
203 NV. sr b.. SO. 90 1923 Mass av 13r PISS. 90
1927 NV, l0r b. AS. OOllOs g. suitable auto. so
GO4 2Ist NV. Sr. b. 50. 70sl3 10Th. office
Owners would study their best interests BY list
ing with US their property for sale rent. Over
WILLETT & REiNEOKE CO.,
Opposite Shoreham Hotel. S13 18th st. NV.
jyl23t
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY BEAUTIFUL
HOME ON THE WATER-"HALCYON." on
Blackstone Island In lower Potomac Is for sale
or exchange; suitable for club, boarders or home;
no malaria: salt water bat hlng: sailing, fishing
grabbing ducking: two spacious cottages; every
convenience: extensive lawn; beautiful shade and
fruit trees. The property includes the we'll
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