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The Dickinson press., 1907-09-14
MERIT WINS
The New Treatment for Throat Trosble
cad Chronic Ailments,

Jae New Treatment for Throat Jroabse
sad Chronic Alaeats.
Those who are afflicted with throat
troubles of all kinds, catarrh included,
will be pleased to learn that a new
method Of treating these diseases has
been discovered and 10 a success, cured
every case where it is being tried.
Many people who have changed climate,
visited hot springs and travelled from
one end Of the state to the other in
search3;of health. have been cured by
this remarkable new method as practiced
by DR. charest. q specialist Of Fargo.
who has been making regular visits to
this city every month for the last few
years.
Dr.. Charest's good work amcay our
citizens shows that it is appreciated, bis
business is growing right along, as il
should for his new method of treating all
kinds of chronic diseases is decidedly q
big success. Look for the date of bis
next visit to Dickinson in another
column.
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-14
Dickinson.

A jamestown Alert representative
recently visited Dickinson, and follow
ing are extracts from a letter written for
his paper:
At Dickinson they are clearing away
the debris of the old buildings to con.
struct a modern railway station to cost
about $4,000, to be built of Dickinson
pressed brick. Here is where the home
grown Ignite appears to advantage, the
Dickinson brick yards having their coal
mines on the spot. Brick sells at $40
to $50 per M.
The buttes surrounding the city are
picturesque and wonderful formations
mostly shaped like frustums Of cones
and a few full zones reminding one of
Indian tepees. Their height is a hun
dred OF more feet about the surrounding
prairie. The Davis buttes seemingly a
half mile to the north are really four
and one half miles away.
The Dickinson PRESS is housed in a
fine new two story pressed brick build
ing. standing alone giving fine light all
around, and equipped up to the mark
for active business.
The semi-monthly horse sales attNct
immense interests. Thousands of horses,
all sizes, kinds, colors and ages are
brought to each sale from hundreds of
miles away, then sorted out into various
classes to suit the discriminating buyers,
who are here from near and tar. The
typical cowboys, with $50 saddles with
lariat at the pommel, cinched on SIS
broncho ponies are to be seer every day,
but in large numbers on these horse
sale days. These ponies will frequently
go 100 miles a day and seemingly with
out harm, such is their wonderful lung
power and muscle. The saddles are Of
best of leather with pommels Of great
strength to stand the shock OF throwing
a heavy steer for branding.
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-14
NEW TIME CARD
Went into Effect on the
N. p. Sunday Morning.

Trains 2 and 8. the local passengers
leaving for Billings in the morning and
returning in the evening, have been dis,
continued.
There is no change in time of trains
I and 2.
Nc. 3 will arrive 4 ago p. M, % be.
fore. but will make stops at Taylor and
Gladstone. east of Dickinson. The
stops west will be the same. Medo,a and
Wibaux.
The arriving time for No. I IL 1885
.. M. 8 minutes later. This train will
now make regular stops At Wibaux.
Beach. Sentinel Butte. Medora. Bel6eld,
Gladstone. Taylor. Richardson. Hebron,
Glen Ullin and New Salem.
No. 5 will be 20 minutes later. arriving
at GAS p. m. and will make the same
stops a. before.
:, Moo will be 40 minutes later, arriv.
ing at o:lo p. m. and will make the
same stops as before.
The change puts Gladstone and
Taylor on the regular stopping list for
trains 3 and 1 which will be greatly ap.
preciated.
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-14
To Parents.

Nonresident pupils will be admitted
to the Dickinson schools the ensuing
year only on the payment Of $40 tuition
fee. The fee may be paid to the clerk
in two equal payments in advance.
High school pupils are admitted free of
tuition Al provided by the state law.
The fee required this year should not
seem high when it is taken into account
that last year the average cost per pupil
for the school year was $34.
Parents should bear in mind that all
nonresident pupils will be required to
have a receipt from the clerk for each
child's fee before entering the school.
BY order of the board.
M. L. AYERS, Clerk.8-7 2mo
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-14
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REM
EDY ONE OF THE BEST ON THE
MARKET

For many years Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has constantly gained in favor
and popularity until it is now one of the
most staple medicines in use and has an
enormous sale. 1t is intended especially
for acute throat and lung diseases, such
as coughs, colds and Group, and a
always be depended upon. 1t is pleas
ant and safe to take and is undoubtedly
the best in the market for the purposes
for which it is, intended. Sold by all
druggists.
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-14
To Lease

l willhave at my place, nine miles south
Of Dickinson. September IS, 100 even to
lease on shares. Anyone having a good
place 70 run sheep write me at Dickin-
son. WIN. GARDNER. orI4-tf
The Dickinson press., 1907-09-14
For Sale

Two large furnaces in good condition,
n almost new. Apply St. Patrick's
church. o-14-3t
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ROOSEVELT AUXILIARY MEETS
Business Transacted by Organiza-
ton of Women.

At A meeting Of the Edith X Roose-
Welt Auxiliary to the Fourth Immune
Camp of United Spanish War Veterans
last evening in the hall of the Legion
of Loyal Women. 10th street a delega-
ton of ladies from the Mary A. BabcoCk
Auxiliary was received by the president
Mrs. H r. Ashton. Before the close Of
the meeting A delegation Of Spanish War
Veterans called and requested that a
committee Of ladies be appointed 10 CO.
operate with the veterans in the giving
of a series of entertainments during the
fall and winter months. Senior Vice De-
partment Commander D. c. EbeTly, Junior
Vice Commander J. p Ruppel Benjamin
Tubman and Charles \. Sidman COM
prised the delegation.
Mrs. Ashton appointed on the part OF
the auxiliary. on motion. a committee
comprising herself as chairman. Mrs.
Ida NJ. Galloway. Mrs. Lizzie W. Calver.
Mrs. Cora Campbell and Mrs. Christine
Dunlap, junior vice president Of the Edith
X. Roosevelt Auxiliary. \ meeting OF
the joint committee viii be called in a few
days. it was stated.
Announcement was also made that the
Fourth Immune Camp viii give a COM
plimentaTy entertainment Jointly with
the Edith X. Roosevelt Auxiliary next
month.
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FOR SALE-ELEGANT HOME on 3lST ST.
G""r@etovn Heights m"ieru; detached; u
rooms. baths; price. $4,000: INSPECTION iy
permit. MORAN x GOLDENBERG I2G!
W l~vrI$lu ave oclS-Iif
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AUTOMOBILES.

One cent word each time for 10 words ? times.
STANLEY STEAM ri NAB OUT: SEATS 2 OR I:
new boiler and pump; newly painted: viii sac
ocI9-3fs
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4o4S-The novel feature OF this little
dress is the pretty blouse. the fulness OF
which is arranged in wide tucks and
box-pleats. which are secured in front
under an applied yoke of jauuty shap-
ing. and at the back in the collar and
belt Two hoX-pleats also ornament tie
front OF the straight skirt. which is at
tached to the blouse Under the gracefully
shaped belt The waist Is made high in
the neck and the sleeves are of fun
length. thus rendering the frooh partiCu-
laTly acceptable for wearing in cool
weather. Navy blue serge % fine quality
is the material employed for making.
turkey-~ed silk being used Cor the pip
ings. Any seasonah,e wooden goods, how
ever. Is suitable for developing by this
mode. or for wearing in mild climate.
linen might he used. ~, wards - inches
wide being required for the medium size.
424S-Eight sizes. = To i years.
The price Of this pattern is Toe.
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PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned VII sill 81 public sale in 'front.'
n Hick : store. st Boyds station on the Met
ropotan branch Of IL" y. and q Il. r.. on SAT
tRDAI. NOVEMBER, SECOND 1907 At ONE
OtLO' PM, II tract Of land. containing shout
;52 acres and located about one nile east %
Boyds station and along the RarupSvilc road. Ii
Is known the Bloom tract. and ndioins tn.
lands OF Joseph T. White. Clarence Gririth and
others. Part of the land is well SGT IN Umbcr.
oak. hickory. beech. maple and poplar aud part
Is heavily set in pine. suitable for lumber ar
pulp wood This land when cleared VIII mike
excellent farming and dairy land. There nre sew
erdl fine springs on II and fine stream If water
runs through it Therr Is a Il room dive ling
aud good barn on tn" land. Good wei OF water
at the house. This land is near churches
schools. post Office railroad and T. located in a
good community. The lands immediate ly around
are among the best I'm the country and this
trRct is Of the same quality.
The tract will be offered rs whole and IN
two parcels. Persons wishing To invest In lands
of the above character will do well TO visit and
Inspect this tract
Terms: One-third cash balance in equal pay
ments of one and two years. purchasers TO give
notes with approved security for deferred pav-
ments. or all cash, at option Of Vurchn sers
Possession given upon compliance With terms OF
sale.
For further particulars address the undersigned,
at Hagerstown. Nd.
FRANK ". MISH
CHARLES \. LITTLE
Attorneys In Fact of Samuel Martin Bloom
ocl2-d&StonO1inc
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ocfn-d&dS
c c. SLOAN ( co. AUCTIONEERS. IIO7 s'r

ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY'S SALE OF UN.
CLAIMED FREIGHT
ON TUESDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. y. 1907. AT TEN O'CLOCK
AN, the Adams Express Co. will sell. without
reserve. In thes auction rooms second foorI OF
{. e. Sloan & Co.. 1907 q St. Washington u
C.. TO pay charges. SSout 500 packages. compris-
ing assortment Of trunks. vn!:ses. boxes. pack
ages. etc. All parties concerned viii please take
E0tice.
Terms cash, and no lot WIFI any account t.
delivered during the time If sale.
c. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
fETURL, ntNS
L. q. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTIoNEERS. i1o7 e

Z. q. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTIONEERS. itO7 u st
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMrEovED PROPERTY
on 9TH ST. BETWEEN p AND T. SITS.
SOUTHWEST. AND HOUSES AnJOTNTNfi
lNGTON. d. c.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust. dated
No. 264o, at folio s75 ct seq. one Of the land
records for the District of Columbia ard at the
request OF the party secured thereby. We will
sell at public auction. in front of the premises
on TUESDAY; OCTOBER TWENTY Second
1907, AT HAI:FPAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
the following described land and premises stu
ate in the city of Washington. p. c.. and known
and designated as and being lot nuubcred one
hundred and fifty six 1856 in King and Emmons'
subdivision in square numbered three hundred
and eishty-seven t3S7l as said subdivision is re-
trict of Columbia. in Book 1G, page &C. Also
part of lot numbered seventy seven 90 of Wv
lies subdivision of lots in said square numbered
three hundred and eighty-seven 1871 as said
subdivision is recorded in said surveyors office
in Book B., page %. described as follows. viz.
said lot seventy-se 90 and running thence
west on thirty foot 800 alley twenty t20l feet
thence east twenty t2ol feet eleven tiD inches
and thence north thirty 900 feet TO the place
of the beginning Also part of original lots nun
hered one ~ and two ~ IN said squire mum,
bered three hundred and eighty seven l5S7) de.
scrlbed as follows, viz: beginning f,r the same
at the northeast corner of said lot numbered
one % and running thence west on a thirty 800
foot alley fifty C50l feet. thence -:rtv go,
feet, thence east fifty (50D feet 20 ot1 s.-aet
and thence north 9th street thirty t20l feet
to the place OF the beginning together With ali
and singular the Improvements. WAYS ease
ments. rights. privileges and nppurtenllces to
the same belonging or in anywise appertatninG
the improvements consisting o. one store and
dwelling and two small dwellings.
Terms: One third Of the purchase price in
cash the residue in two equal lnstaimants 10 no
represented by the notes of the purcha ser at one
and TWO years from day of sale. with Interest
Mt , per cent per annum. payable SEM Annually
and secured by first deed OF trust ou me prom
erty. Of I'll" purchaser may pay all cash All
ccnveyanclnS and recording Mt purchasers cost
deposit of 500 will he required HI rue time of
sac. and the terms must be fully compiled with
in fifteen days from day Of sale. or The trustees
may resell the property at the risk ana cost Of
the defaultng purchaser after such previous pub.
lie notice as they may deem necessary.
WM. J. FLATHER.
JNO. L. McLCRAN,
1903 ii st NV.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN

j
lines. 1t. Coo 81 81 90. VIZ, So 80. mo. s.. 20.
| WANTED 81 0u0 on FIRST TRUST AT > PER
| cent: will sell note secured On high grade real
estate in financial district; gilt invest
| uent: no commission Box I'll, Star office.
! oc19-3t
! WANTED LOAN OF $500 FOR TWO YEARS,
| reasonable interest. secured 10y interest in vatu-
| able patent IT Ivy personal Endorsement Box
| 2i2. Star ONCE.
MONEY To LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
| estate Al lowest current rates Of interest SpH
cal privileges with respect 10 pr,or paym"..nTt,Ss
/ I:arge amounts specially TYLER 4 RI TIL
| ERF0RD. $50 18th st. NV fc9-tf.5
/ WE HAVE ANY AMOUNT OF MONEY To
| loan AZ 81 on Improved property; security must
be perfect. SIMPSON st LJINAN co. lios q
| NV. oc19-10t
| wANTED-To BORROW 5000 AND s7.5oH ON
improved property worth $1,000; reference As
TO business integrity and promptness; no agents
TO LOAN-s2ooo TO $4,000 N HAND TO
loan on city real estate. INTEREST, So.
oc19-2t LIERFRMANN & HAWN. 1903 + ST.
WANTED-TO BORROW. At FIVE PER CENT
! interest. want $500 my brick
dwelling near l6th st. in Nj Pleasant SAINT.
| days labor: hot-wster heat Address q D.
WE HAVE A SPECIAL FUND OF $4,000 IL
| hand to loan on frst-ciass city real estate at
Sc interest. Also several sums OF $500 each
MOORE x HILL GncD, 1883 G st NV
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUNS TO SUIT AT CUR
rent rates Of interest real estate In the Dis.
| trict of Columbia
FITCH FOX & BROWN.
ocl-tf 1906 6 st. NV.
MONEY 10 loan II ANY AMOUNT FROM
! Sc to &c on d. c. real estate.
Ever considerati ton shown borrowers
THE HARRISON Really COMPANY.
Phone Main $780, 90I q ST. NV.
au11-n
MONEY TO LOAN Al Az PER CENT II SUMS
of 81 900 to Sion 600 on D. C. real estate; nav
of . per cent and per cent cons and begin
anew at lowest rates of interest, all tranSac-
| tions conducted with economical considerable
for borrowers. VIM. Fl. SAUNDERS & co.
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED RE-a. rs
| tate: lowest interest; reasonable charges
Prompt attention. GEO. W. LINkINS,
de7-tf 500 18th st, NV.
500, 900 TO LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT on REAL
estate at and per cent. Answers given
same day of application where margins are sxf-
fcient. Expenses lowest. BUILERTALfA-
FERRO co. unc.J, cor. 9th and II SITS. NV.
no21-tf
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN
terest D. C. real estate. No unreasonable
WALTER H. ACKER
mh29tf5 l4-V n
LOANS on STOCKS BONDS. LIFE POLICIES.
trusts, bldg assn. shares. syndicate certfs. and
other approved collateral. 5o52 Metzerott
bldg. lilo st. Phone 5lT c. A. BAKER.
MONEY TO LOAN on D. {. REAL ESTATE,-
Lowest rates of interest. Payment principal
in amount OF 500 more received at any in
terest period THE +. Ii. SMITH COMPANY.
If YOU WANT TO BORROW or LOAN. Buy
sell on real estate, | you time and
cash. as | give personal attention to all deals.
de6-tf4 ]. EAKIN GADSBY. 526 18th st. Il. W.
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FOR SAIE-HOuSES.

FOR sALE-BY JORDAN & co. INc..
1905 - st. NV.
slo,ooo-Apartment house, 10Th St. near Mass
Aupusl rent 81 0sO.
$4,000 story brick dwellings, 18Th st. near
so r l. ave Annual rent. $50
SJ,25o-3-story brick dwelling r ST. cor
ner 9th ST. Rents for $500 ier annum.
S%'so'-2 story apartment DWELLINGS, each con or
thinning / rooms and bath: Columbia
Heights. Annual rent $50.
S3,loo-2 story brick dwellings. r'ar LIST st
and y y. ave NV, Annual rent 1924
S%.l0h-New story and cellar hrick dwell
ing. rooms and bath; DIST ST. near
!. -. Annual rent. 1900
5000 2-sfory frame dwellings y. ]. ave.
nea; n y ave. NV Annual rent
S26+ ocl92t
FOR SALE STU ST. NV. NEAR NJ.
9-r'om brick; rooms first floor:
Price to quick buyer, 81 $40
K. :. DONALDSON co.
""fa p 1902 II 81. NV.
FOR SALE-INVESTMENT};
Northwest, main street, . story Groom brick
hot and cold water good lot to alley. Al con
dition. Al white tenant; rent, Sl5.4o. Price
Northeast good street. Groom brick, .splsn
did condition; paved alley in roar: rent sl4 50
Southeast. near Penn. ave. and srh St
room and bath bay window brick; splendid
cogditon hn' tenant ian clear of encuDbran3"ee 6.
ocio-at Lj'TriER L. APPLE. Gig 18th st.
FOR SALE ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
STYLISH now 2st"ry hay window brick
kitch"q: not water heat, leased 10 Al tenant
S.ir- Price. ....... 81 out
"c1"-@t LUTHER /. APPLE. 612 f4th 81.
FOR NORTHWEST. TWO-STORY MOT
led hrck. 6 rms. tiled bath furnace; near
"ci9-ar W. II. WALKER, -" 18th st.
FOR SALE FINE CORNER RESIDENCE: ST
prrh &-story. Roman brick residence. : ". cor
ut- 18Th and Fairmont SITS. Columbia Heights.
one block from 14th st. cars: Is STYLISH
ROOMS. . TILED RATHS: STEAM HEAT.
front md back starways; selected hardwood
OPEN FIRFiLACES: hand made mautels
china closets and other attractive interior fea
lures: BEDROOMS; excellent condition: =
complete 81. coo house. owner will sacrifice fog
$500 part cash balance trust: LOT 70 TT
FRONT TG 1on TT DEF. remarkable bar
gain. omen for inspection Sunday tand week
days 10y appointment from this Office.
NiLli'fE, GIBBS * DANIEL, 6u3 & COS 18TH.
orlS-Gt
FOR SALE DO YOU WANT AN sROOM
house or floors We offer SIX fine new houses
ou north side Of Park road Columbia Heights
cast IF y. II. ave; especially planned TO meet
the demand for ''twn-ht.pr houses" parlnr
uus" room. dining room. pantry and Kitchen
ON Isl floor. tnn bedrooms and tiled ba on 2d
fooT, juT-WArER HEAT. large dry cellar
these houses are so!idly built their arrange
m'nt Is ideally convenient: great bargain at
&rl"N. trust OF 50 100 at 49, for : wears:
SMALL CASH PAYMENT. HAT.ANCF MONTH,
IL. our automobiles at your service in in
UIlLIGE. GIEBS & DANIEL. Coz & Cos 18TH.
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SECURE THIS FINE HOME.
No 1871 NORTH CAROLINA AVE.
FEICE. ONLY 81. 800.


'l'h' UNA S'f'9"o.
ton. ''''''' '"' '''"
rEr7ry fhuy n.t r" :, nv ,,,,,.-
HIGrI III rv,rro<. tIE,,rt1I In,..-,o>
ONE HALE SQUARE FROM EAST CAP. ST.
@ lfE CLOSE To LINCOLN PARK.
NEAR CAR LINE WITH DAY AND NIGHT
= HEp' IL.
DWELLING
SIN ROOMS AND TILED BATHROOM.
~ ~ ,.,-,.-... ...
clan 'NiEh LNIIkh HOUSE: FUR
VERY DEEP LOT, RUNNING THROUGH
To \" ST.
LOT
This IS unquestionably one Of the most attract
"" propositions TO be found On Capitol Hill.
Tho torso is o,er ,,,,,,. ,ra c,.,.,o,.s to- t.,
sr,.tf,,, 10 rat fiI a. y '' ~ ,.a,s LOT IL
Further nartfcu,ars rreerfu71v furnished ,,rcr
application. '''"
JAMES +. SHEA.
Ga; Ia. AVE. NV
"clN cod TO
F0R SALE ny 0WZFR I,ORZFE nor 81 ~
uv.. II rooms EopIan brick. Lra,,tiful lawn
hardwood. laundry. electric. lighting. metal
W -ldou stripping. hot-water heater: tiled
},afn. cyrcilerit ror,Iitir,
Iir Jesse 2 St,IIArUrRT Tcrtist
" cor lin and /,
o-1S-&r over R,rrv & N'bitmnrs;s
- y ', ~ -l-".- :
FOR NALt-EI.E''ANT HOME On @lST ST.
h"ar@etoNH Heights; m"tern; detached; i
ICONS. .ainS; price. N|rt,: InsLrction Il!
[rTWlt. MofAN X GOLDENBERi, 1921
T0R S3TE- ,,IV[FH 1,T-I-f-T,S 7-GD M 49,,
Va
located hri-E roa.tS NJ 8. S05 and 81 ana. Son,
cash Address Box 1876, Star ono. "c1S-%t"
Fol: SALE-DESIRAELF MODERN HOUSE OF
Zen rooms and f,,a Latbs ON W-nspi,,,rto.
Knights. steam heat Can be sold for SIG 900
furnished or SO 900 rlnfprnished Can also h,.
routed furnished for 800 for year o. season
must he disI",od of at once Apply 70 !. u
ADI,l21lN, sC2 .t4 =. NV. oclS-3t',s
FOR SALE LOOK, INVESTOR! 7ROOM
brick squar" from avenue car line"
HARDY ~ Polk 81. Anacos1ia. G. F. Mon
I;IS l%} 18Th =. 50. ocfS-3t
,>-------.-------
You cordially invited to inspect my new
brick ho.ScS. just completed, on 10th 81. near
have decorated one sample house IN i'm
ported art papers, hurlarS. etc. using the
mansions
My wos.I finish IS selected wisconsin birch
nrrre hardwood doors thro sU ,r
.fdrIoari, rnirrnred doors arr -. md o
convenience fnnnd in modern bones '''' ''''!
large lot. ton-ahout @7xIfo twin each
brllsr-one a corner and nii The same low I,ic :,
ONLY s4ooo. would be cbesn af s. ono P't[e
Easy terms and immediate ,,oseoss;cn
VI - r r. ~ , - An, - N1'a1.
b,se. etsr an r " ri ' or I IFae
~ - -. ny Wv" S'',tIG VI eiSe" hpFf.
on Easy PAY inGnt plan at price. no other
ideal home .r,..,,, ,,,.,,,.
ALBERT l.. TEELE, BUILDER.
NL"ie iHl%ld ave ana Win 81. ne.
"'L'-N = ih"ht Nor'h '4+"
,,..r. ..,,. - ,.,.,,r..,,..,,,r,.>. ,,-,,,,.
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century Buli0g
j. WORDSWORTH GORDON.
$50 A. g.. W.
EDWARD 4. NEWMAN
FcniaN Building.
CHARLES II STANLEY
East Lexington ST.. baltimore. Nd
or12-f&slS is 'T-usfres
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AUCTION SALES.

ttrI ne DAYS.

WALTER %. WILLIAMS \ %. AtCLoNrtRs
Chancery Sale o. Valuable
Business Prone r&y on the
North Side Of Ee-Isy-=
var.a Avenue Between
9th and 10th AND 18TH
and 18th Streets North
west and ON the South
Side of E Street Between
18TH and 18th Streets
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sIOO, 900 TO LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT ON REAL
estate at and per cent. Answers given
same day of application where margins are stf.
fcient Expenses lowest. BUILEii-TALfA-
ZERO co. unc.), cor. 9th and II SITS. NV.
ol-tf
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DRESSMAKING

MISS MERRILL, DRESSMAKER. OF 125 6TH
avenuc.. y. y. now at 1919 18th ST. NV. Ny
speciality is the new hipless figure. the empire
evening and walking gowns. Call model
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I-0RsEs AND VEHICLES TO HIRE

HORSES AND WAGONS FOR MERCANTILE
service, 81 and So 30 per day. by week or
month. HARRY BEASLEY'S. 20s 18th st NV.
Cab and baggage service seB-90t
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MONEY TO LOAN Al Az PER CENT IN SUMS
of 81 900 to SlO0. 600 D. c. real estate; pay
of . per cent and per cent cons and begin
anew lowest rates of interest, all tranSac-
lions conducted with economical considera lion
for borrowers. WIN H. SAUNDERS & co.
auI-tf.7 140T + s.. NV
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FOR SALE-G0DD SrEEL-TIRE LEATHER
trimmed surrey with extension top: cost $3.50:
will cell for S65 to quick buyer. :. u. WAT
Frs & son 40 PA ave. ~ oc1s-3t
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WANTED-A LOAN OF $500 FOR TWO TEARS,
reasonable interest. secured Icy interest in waltz
able patent IT Ivy personal Endorsement Box
PAP. Star Office
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WANTED 81 GEO ON FIRST TRUST AT : PER
cent will sell note secured on high grade real
estate in financial district gilt-elge invest
'Ueut. commission. Box Eli. Star office.
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MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED REM. rs
tate: lowest interest," reasonable charges
Prompt attention. GEO. W LINKI&S,
de1-tf 500 18Th st NV
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FOR SALE STH st. NV NEAR NJ
Groom brick rooms first floor.
Over - feet front. Rent for $3.50.
Price to quick buyer, 81 500.
K. :. DONALDSON co.
oOfa II 1902 II ST NV
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALF-PAIR YOUNG MULES. PRICE
$500 'ROBT. CALLAGHAN. 5a1 9th st. NV
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School OF Languages,

112 18TH ST. NV. PROF. F. BOYER
Native and experienced teachers. Trial lesson Il
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