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The Coconino sun., 1920-10-08

as long as may be necessary, in the manner, and under the terms herein after prescribed.
 Manner-Bids may be made either in person or by agent, but not by mail nor at any time or place other than the time and place when the lots and tracts are offered for sale hereunder and any person may purchase any number of lots and tracts for which he is the highest bidder. Bidders will not be required to show any qualifi- cations as to age, citizenship, or otherwise, except that corporation must file record evidence of its incor- poration. If any successful bidder fail to make the payment required on the date of the sale, the lot or tract awarded to him shall be reoffered for sale on the following day.
 All persons are warned against forming any combination or agree ment which will prevent any lot or tract from selling advantageously or which will in any way binder or em- barras the sale, and all persons so offending will be prosecuted under
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-08
NEVIS OF INTEREST GATHERED
 HERE AND THERE IN THE STATE.
ARIZONA GETS SHARE
 OF FOREST RECEIPTS

A treasury warrant of $189, 9,402.20 was received at the governors office Saturday in settlement of Arizona's claim for a portion of the receipts from the national forests located wholly or inpart in the state. The amount derived during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1920, according to an act of congress will be used as income for the benefit of the pubic schools and the public roads of the counties in which the forest reserve is situated.
 The sums allowed from the forests and the use to which they will be put follows:
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-08
HEN PATCHES BROOD OF AL
 LIGATORS IN CORPUS CHRISTI

CORPUS CHRISTI, TEX.-A hen owned by Dr. E. w. Wills is suffer- ing something akin to nervous pros- tration, according to the physician.
 Dr. Wills found a nest filled with al- ligator eggs while on a hunting expe- dition recently. He brought six of the eggs home. A sedate hen in the doc tors barnyard was determined to set and Dr. Wills decided to humor the fowl and put the eggs under her. Bid dy waited for but one egg to hatch, according to the doctor, and then left the nest on dead run, cackling wild ly. She made no effort to mother" the young reptile.
The Coconino sun., 1920-10-08
U. 5. WILL SELL LOTS
 IN PARKER TOWNSHIP

The following letter giving reula- tions under which lots will be sold in the Parker townsite may be of inter- est to our readers:
 There appears to be demand for the public sale of the forfeited unre- served, and unsold lots and tracts in the townsite of Parker, in the Colo rado Indian Reservation, Arizona.
 I, therefore, recommend that under the provisions of the Act of April 30, 1908 (35 Stat, I'D, the forfeited un- reserved, and unsold lots in the town site of Parker, Arizona, be offered for sale at public outcry, under the super vision of the Superintendent of Open ing and Sale of Indian Reservations, at not less than their appraised value on November 6, 1920, at said town site, beginning on the date mentioned and continuing thereafter from day to day, Sundays and holidays excepted,
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CONVICTED OF KILLING
 WOMAN AT PRESCOTT

Herberto Castro, 20 years old, was found guilty on a charge of man. slaughter by jury in the superior court at the conclusion of his trial in connection with the killing of Maria Ramirez three months ago.
 Exhibits in the trial included sec ton of the woman's vertebrae and ribs, introduced as evidence in an at tempt to prove that the bullet which caused death was fired from behind. Castro's defense was that the woman shot and wounded him and then kill ed herself. The court announced the sentence would be imposed in October.
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section 59 of the Criminal Code of the

section 59 of the Criminal Code of the United States.
 The Superintendent of the Opening and Sale of Indian Lands will be, and he is hereby, authorized to appraise any unappraised lot or tract, or to cause any lot or tract to be reapprais- ed which in his judgment is not ap- praised at the proper amount, and he may reject and and all bids for any lot or tract and at any time suspend, adjourn, or postpone the sale of any lot or lots, tract or tracts, to such time and place as he may deem prop CT.
 CLAY TALLMAN,
 Commissioner.
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NURSES OF STATE
 TO MEET OCT. 20-21

The Arizona State Nurses associa- tion will hold it's annual meeting at Phoenix, Oct. 20,21 and 22 and will open the session with meeting of the board of directors and the Legislative committee on the morning of Oct. 20. It is hoped that every nurse in the state, especially those engaged in pub lie health work, will attend the meet ing and that every district in the state will be organized and represented.
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EX-POSTMASTER OF
 SUPERIOR INDICTED
 FOR ENTERTAINMENT

A. w. McCullum, former assistant postmaster at Superior, Arizona was indicted on a charge of embezzlement of government funds by special grand jury in federal court at Phoe- nix last week. Discrepancies of $6,- 900 are alleged to have been found in McCullum's accounts at the Super for postoffice. He will be arraigned before Judge William H. Sawtelle in federal court tomorrow morning.
 Twenty indictments were returned
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MERCHANTS OF ARIZONA
 MEET IN MORALES OCT, II

A letter just issued by the Arizona Merchants association to its members says in part:
 "The second annual conventon of the Arizona Merchants association is called for October II and 12, at the city of Nogales, Arizona. If you have not already made your plans and ar engagements for attending this meet ing, do so at once. You must attend, because we need you there and want your influence and advice for planning and arranging the work of the associa- tion for coming year."
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PHONETICS

A squad of recruits were practising communications down a line of men in open order formation.
 One message was: "Hard pressed on left; send endorsements at once."
 To the amazement of the officer in charge this is how it reached him: Hard up on left; send three dollars and four cents at once."
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ID AT SNAP ~ KILLS R ATS

Also mice. Absolutely prevents odors from careass. One package proves this. RAT-SNAP comes in cakes-no mixing with other food. Guaranteed.
 sse sire q cake) enough for Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar.
 sse size (2 eakes) for Chicken House, coops. or small bulldinEu.
 S1.1s sise 6 eakes) enough for all farm and out-b.ildings. storage buildings, CT factory buildings.
 Sold and Guaranteed by W. H. Switser, Breen-Lewis Drug Co.,, Babbitt Bros. Trad ing Co.
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THE COCONINO SUN

by the special grand jury which made it's final report last evening and was dismissed. All of the defendants were awaiting trial in jail. Six of the number were arraigned, entered pleas of guilty and received sentences.
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QUALIFIED FOR A COMMISSION
CLAY TALLMAN,
 Commissioner.

"What military experience have you had?" asked the registrar in little town in the south, of flashily dress ed negro who had presented himself for registration.
 "Ise done been shot at twice, sah."I
The Washington times., 1920-02-29

HOME BARGAINS

HOME BARGAINS
On l Street Near North Capitol
10 rooms ana bath. A 5000 '"'~'ss
''S'' ''''A Price, $3.50
$500 Cash. Balance Monthly,
Northeast Section
cernsr house rS s enc 'sV" "''
water heat fsiS = s4. 800
Beautiful Detached House on
Girard Street N. w.
10 rooms. . baths Brick garsgs. This
,s.: Sss:ss 70 3 a: s.n., s .Si sSsana ' s.
cppoIntmsnt from this omios.
Price, $4,000
Cash. $1,000,
Center Hall House
ssss sssssrus a.sa ss. "a zee crs
''s s. eS:f steam heat sissiris iisSt.
g,rsslacss Servants quarters rs'su''
fric0s ~L0sVW Fl
Worth $4,000 More Than Asked.
On Florida Avenue N. =.
~'udS ss%s ;ro sae ' TIRE. room: deep. FUR
Price, $3.50
On Conduit Road.
sH acres, mostly In fruit, modern
. room and two bath frame house. ser
heat large porchss, garage ana chicken
house One block from cars
Price, $12.50O.
On Quincy, Just off North Capitol St
leep. Possession In ninety days
Central Northwest.
rooms ana bath; furnace heat Vacant
Price, $3.50.
New York Avenue and First st.
sl:s Nor and bsss second
'''' ''''''i PRICE, Sss.; 81 go
On Kenyon st. East of Georgia Ave:
Standardized, modern. rooms and
bath box type house. Hot-water heat
Electric lights. Hardwood floors. Lot esI
Il<. Possession.
Price, $500
On Staples Street N. p.
rooms and bath. Electric lights Hard
wood doors Furnace heat. Colonial front
Vorch Possession.
Price, $4,000.
Park Place, Overlooking Soldiers
Home Grounds
6 rooms and bath. Hot-water heat. Eiec,
trio Iishts Sleeping porch snd s co,on;ai
toilet. Possession.
Price, $500
ALLAN E. WALKER &. co. INC"
sl3 18th st. N. W.
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4 1zaaau REAL ESTATE .4d5r72c6zg Now
FOR sALE-H0uSES


Good IIocat,oa In Briyhtvood
seven roeu.. hss-wetsr heat Us and
I'D. s1sswss. To- ssiss s.ss; pa.:ss.ios.
Price. $50. u.sSs cash.
Possession Within 7 Days
rooms. bath. hot-wsisr heat, large front
yard, semi dstsched. Located near 9Th and
n Car. ave. 9, Z, Price. u.so u,eco cash.
Near Lincoln Park.
Bloomingdale
colonial home Of rooms. hot-watsr
heat. cleo. tile bath. servants toilet, hard
s.rass. immsdiats possession. Price. nLIs'.
$3.50.
Just south OF You street; rooms furnace
tsehod; on Caroline street. between 18th and
18th streets; almost downtown property.
About 5000 cash. Immediate possession.
$500.
On Nd, eve. y. r., In the 800 block. Nice
and oos Of this nne.t locations on this beau.
location. About s, 900 cash
$3.50.
On Adams Ut. NJ w. Eight. room houSs;
furnace heat; large lot double sarge. In
Fer solored, Groom frame. No. its' assh
g. ~ W. $500 cash payment.
$6,500.
IN Mt Rainier. New s.room bunEslcw;
modern eonye.!.nces; large lot soxi6e'
$1,000
Near Lincoln Park. 0 rooms, hot water
heat; In perfect condition; large lot to 20
n. alley; property clear. title perfect.
$500
On Lexington place. Kennedy Bros
modern home In every respect: hot-wster
tricity. sss. large attic. beautiful cellar;
an s,sIo. !, :nd nc,lins batter can be sSo.h,
churches, stores and business part OF this
city,; II you want n home that is a horne
this Is the one for you. About $500 cash;
$4,000
Two-famiIy APPS rtment house at Lincoln
Il. propessy ssss to S..
win easily rent for over 500 per month.
$4,000.
,,s Near Lne ,soo p Par. Groom house; la
$4,000
In .Anseostia. Bakery store. dwelling;
$1,000 cash: room for garage
$500
At Lincoln Park; strictly modern
home: 2 rooms, hot .water electricity. gas,
two sleeping porches. colonial porches.
large lot: double garage; no trouble for
possession.
$4,000
Near. Bureau Of Engraving. S-rocm.
possession. About $500 cash.
$3.50.
hest; great business value to hi. property
In the near future. About 1900 cash.
$4,000
Groom lstrobe heat home on II st. N r..
About $1,000 cash.
~ . ---e s" $3.50. -aF $3.50
Groom Iatrobe heat home on II St ". Z.
$500.
Near 18th st. ". w. Groom house. IN
almost perfect condition: strictly modern:
hot water heat; electricity, gas; large lot
to wide alley. About $4,000 cash.
other homes for sale. Also over 700
them no doubt a great many good invess-
ments.
]. d. CARAVAN.
District National Bank Bldg.
MAIN $3.50.
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FOR SALE-H0UsES
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST.

See Us about these destraoie home1 "s
Be ssla. In visw Of the fact that III: prices
are very reasonable. terms sssy' 'oeauon
one Of the most sttrsetiv. homes In the
northssst section, d street estws.a 9TH and
s.th. hot.mster heat. sisetrie light. 10, iss
q TO a paved alley plenty Of room for a
sc ssa h.1Swsod sssSs. .,;rsesiy. In every
detail; " you want TO ses somsthing DOT OF
the ordinsry let u show you this property
sT1se-!vsry Close TO Lincoln Parsi q
oArsfSlly built rssidsn,es s, ,Ss,,ie ar xS,s,
1880 10 an alley; immediate possession
y1seo-North Carolina Avenue =; a.:
roomsi q froatsss OF 70 feet; 1900 cash.
sl7so--Prse,ieslly new Ugh. eeler.di
brickj near Kentucky avenue D. r.. well
%Sr s:.s p sssis 'si .: sSi setoSi
alley.
stories. . rooms; lot 10 feet trent. over 100
| deep. very wide alley.
,s.sso-Isth street s, e.. 9 rooms and
bath good condition lot ITO is'' as'p "
. 3o.foot alley
lsttersd street T. e. J s.oIs's 'sd,ain,ns
20 pubic sy W. Ma Locked the city
over.
o.. TO families. or
xe,ooc-N,u. w.nv. q n q rooms and
on the second
..x. "a .,,.s, r., .tore and dwell.
..n ,.,..x .v.rus a r.. q rooms
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PROF. ARTHAN.

Noted spiritualist medium, gives meetings,
every sunday and Tuesday evenings in So
ciety Hall, 500 g st. ~. W., at 1880: he Will
demonstrate life beyond the grave voice
spirit messages: hear him, you will make
no mistake; gives private readings daily IN
his studios in the hall; gives -nunes, dstes.
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PROF. BELMONT

Motel CIsiryoysnt and Paimist, cas read
your iife by the lines IN your palm. which
uats OF two colleges OF pairnistry, and HE
wonderful SIT Of second sight ensblss hssn
impor,sns matters I, II your ' futur. iIic
Gives advice on business MATTERS. love,
health and family Affairs; tells name y
you love IL true or false, what part ~ me
country 10 iuckisst to you; what tn Dc ~
be successful in life; removes Troubles 81
tells the secret Of having personal tnnuents
With your associate Prof Belmont,
~ IsisN New SorR ave. N w. nsst dsos
TO Masonic Temple.
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'OWN Y0UR Own HOWE On
F0R SAlE-H0UsES
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST

NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST.
See W about ,hsss desirable home: We
be soids in view VI the fact that tbs prices
are y:ry reasonable terms '@'y' '''s'''"
.sst 4ort WAX Z. "ss he y ." ssstisai No
or more cash, balance txsc . montn suS
Interest," ? storis, and cellar; reception hall
plan; rear percs ..
p.3o-A nsat sis-rosm brick awsllins on
sth street n. y. said TO bs IN sooi "ena'-
tien; monthly tenant.
w,sse-Au anpsually attractive sw:llias
colonial .uorchss, hardwood floors; lot toxsS;
possession "a thirty dsys,
N.soo-s,s reeas and hath; on Nh street
y. ". near b; coed condition. reasonable
terms.
w.gs>-Arunssa for tss families 10 rooms.
two baths; perhes: " street nor'hs~st,
near Sth.
,e7B nseh-Fifth street =, e.; , stories
siiey.
90 ~ ~ .,1. ss n a.ss 3, :ssy psys.nss
l.r 3 rooms ' ana ssts: hot. water heat i ' iot
ia feet deep to an alley.
Sl7so--A corner dwelling on 9Th ut. N.
E. large rooms; wide parking; n most
attractive home.
Sl,aso--F street N. e., 2 stories; 6 rooms
and bath; front and back yard; easy pay
ments
Northsss,; box styis house: 3 stories and
cellar; hot-water heat. electric lights.
sssso--sscond street Northeast near B;
possessioni act quickly.
S7,5So-A porch house on X st. North
sast; s rooms and bath; plenty OF room for
garage: Immediate possession; can be seen
at any time.
ss.seo-An elegant home on A Ut. y. T..
7 rooms. tiled bath, hot-water heat, efsc-
trio lights; stationary wash tubs; porchss
trout and rear: hardwood finish; lot sssx
rooms and bath: no encumbrance; easy
payments.
.ttsSe-Two abrasive homes on Eye st:
furnace heat; lot lSx7s 70 an alley,
$s.soo-A desirable corner on N. EFT
rooms, tiled bath. porches. reception hall
piani easy paypsnfs.
s4.s5o---An s-reem. bay;.vindow brick.
$1,000 5,rS.n s,lsS ;!s.n z, well
nsisSSorhood near stS and c IS. Il. t 3.
s4.oeo-B 1t. N. T.: 8 rooms and bath; no
sncumbrance; easy payments
$3.50 each--On = wide street N. f..
mace heat; lot Iso: :e-foot alley: $500 cash
down.
4 unua ,x.r,. y mar 9Th. q
stories and cellar; 9 rooms and bath; room
io' seiase
stories and cellar: 4 rooms on each door;
iow-prtced for such weli-plannsd house IN
tnis convenient location,
.-..
and cellar: rooms and bath good sur
roundings.
and bath; lot is1le2 l5-foot alley.
rooms, arranged so that one floor can be
rented as an. apartment; steam heat; room
for garage
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7l3 l4th Street N. w.
Columbia Heights.

nne large residence In the
Reishbor hood of 18th and Clifton
SITS; ~ rooms and Q baths; hot
, water heat: elsssr,eity ,em nj; 70
wide paved alley. Price, ei7,6oo.
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|, BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Fourteenth street.
Wonderful opportunity 70 purchase
a ss-feot frontage on 18th street; Dc.
tween and q streets. over 1900
square feetf Improved by s-story brick
q stores and dweliinss.
Prlce only $4,000.
l. Street N. w.
Lees than 100 feet from corner Of
18th street. Large dwelling mouse.
valuable for business.
Price. $4,000
l. Street N. w.
Just west OF Connecticut ave. store
and dwelling. Recent Developments
in this section VIII greatly enhance
this property.
Price, ,isSoe.
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DOUGLASS e, BULLOCK & CO..
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Columbia Heights.
Main 23l5.

Columbia Heights.
Attractive location on Park I'd,
near 18th; rooms, bath; absolute
ly modern In every detail; hot-ws-
ter heat, electricity. splendid CON
dition: space for garage. Price
$1,000.
Northeast.
In good section. close to two
car lines; 8 rooms and bath; brick
dwelling. deep lot; occupied by
owner; inspection any time. Price.
$3.50.
Brooklapd.
6 rooms and bath. entirely de-
tached; excellent location In new
house section: only few steps to
car line; immediate possession;
terms. $1,000 cash. Price, $1,000.
Columbia Heights.
' Attractive modern colonial front
porch home; 6 rooms and bath:
hot-water heat, electricity; located
near cars: In new-h0use section;
high elevation; not far from Sol
diers' Home Park. Price, $1,000
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MRS. BOSWELL.

PIANIST AND CLAIRvOYANT.
OIves advice on business, love. health ana
family AFFAIRS; tells IL the one you love IL
true or false what part Of the country IA
lucktest TO YOU, what to do TO be success-
ful In life: tells you what has passed In
life. and what 10 happening, without asst
ing . single question; when and whom you
viii marry settles and explains love, fam
ny trouble. marriage. divorce, health, spec.
no matter what your hope, fear or smbi-
tion, come to this noted pslmist and nnd
help. There is no need for anyone to b.
unsuccessful or unhappy. No matter what
the cause her advice removes all trouble,
She guarantees satisfaction. Readings 81
ITO 5TH ST. ". W.
potw II
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PHONE US If YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.


FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.
:. ,ows IN DOWNTOWN
section within walking distance OF gov
srament Offices and shopping district I'
,sterrne
$500
ss.r. i - IN tSoRTMEAsT; convenient 70
cara Can be bought on reasonable terms
r $4,000
On avenue in tho NORTHEAST; IN Lin
lanai porch; w H.: room for garage.
Easy terms; Immediate possession.
sG,750
semi detsshsd syrnss s, room .nd S.ei,
porches Excellent opportunity for a quick
Buy =. -
1880
A colonial type GROOM and bath home.
lion: house IN splendid condition. Will
give OCCUPANCY on easy terms
$3.50
7.room and bath home 10 MI. PLEAS
ANT: INV. h.. electricity: deep lot 10 So-ft.
Alley. Near 18th st. cars
$4,000
Two s-room houses in DoWNTowN
neighborhood Will be va crihced for this
price II sold together; splendid opportunity
Tor Investment
900
II room and bath home suitable for
booming purposes; In vicinity or Frank lin
Park. Reasonable terms,
$4,000
A beautifully furnished brick and stone
residence; 9 rooms, reception hall; facing
Lincoln Park; h ". h. aud electricity; im- |
mediate possession.
HOWARD & HINES
Incorporated
734 18th Street N. w.
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Central Northwest

OcHNIuI .NUICUWcUt.
Well adapted for room renting;
attractive location: facing south ON
wide avenue; convenient to car
line; walking distance of down
town: 10 rooms and bath; capable
OF producing good rentals: bear
garage on rear. Of property. Price.
$4,000.
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Spiritualist- Medium.
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR. .s


Most remarkable reader. of human lee-t
tiny OF the present age. far in advance OF
the ordinary readers you meet. In q class
distinctly alone. giving full names, facts.
figures and locations without asking you
one single question. Just think OF q man
that can close his eyes and your whole
life flashed before him like Q panorama.
Marcus La Mar can tell you what you have
done, what You are now doing. and tells
you exactly what you are going TO do. Hte
advice on love affairs Is considered won
derfui, he never fails to reunite the sepa-
rated, brings about your every wish and
gives never falling help and advice on
business, Law suits, changes, or most any
affair of interest. He succeeds in the most
difficult cases where ordinary readers have
failed. Call today, he will surprise yoN.
Hours, IL to daily; closed Sundays.
1920 G st. N. w.
Message seAncs and Devsaspmsat Orcls.
Mrs. Coates invites serious thinkers to
her house. 1904 kiibourns st N. W., Wed
nssday. 8 p. m. Small admission. MI
Pleasant car. Subject Of lecture. MAJ
rage and Divorce"
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RESIDENCES.
d Vacant
10th st. Near On. w.
Two rooms and two baths room
Tor garage. Eatsts property. A price
OF $4,000 Will be recommended 10
elo1f immsdls,siy' Investigate this
Near Dupont Circle-Vscsnt,
Hssutifui home; II rooms q baths.
hot-w water heat gas ana electricity 3
nrst,noor hitchsn; title and possession
Price. siasoo.
Biltmore Street.
out 'of-town owner wishes TO dispose
or her handsome home. containing -
rooms and four baths; modern In every
detail eisgsnt condition.
DOUGLASS e,
s2i Southern Bid.
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Two-Family Apartment.

'IWU-T HIuIIy AV6T tIHout.
On North Capitol st.. north OF
Truxton Circle; s rooms and bath
first floor. 8 rooms and bath sec
ond floor; separate furnaces: gas:
possession 30 days; unineumhered.
1880.
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Mt. Pleasant.
$4,000. Near l&th and Otis; vacant;
rooms; electricity and gas; INV. heat;
newly papered and painted. $500 cash.
Immediate possession.
$500. Near 18th and Perry: rooms;
h. q. n, electricity and gas; room for
double garage: screened sleeping porch:
owner occupant; possession with title.
500 cash. 'sr
Bloomingdale.
5000. Near Isl and 8 st.. n. W;
semi detached: 3 rooms and bath: screen.
ed sleeping porch: newly papered and
painted: owner occupant room for garage.
Possession with title $4,000 cash
Parkview
Newton ct. near y. IT, ave. ~ W.
$1,000; rooms md bath: h. a. H.; gas;
semi detached; room for garage; owner
occupant. Possession with title. $4,000
cash.
Personal examination has bsen made of
above properties. and they are all as
represented.
!. M. WILLIAMS,
Main 900. 729 18th st. N. w.
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MADAME VICTORIA,


EGYPTIAN PIANIST AND MEDIUM,
Can tell you anything you wish to know o.
ind out In business, health. and family az
fair3; tells you the name Of the lady 81
gentleman you will marry and when yoo
will marry. Have you found the one PES
cool or distant toward youf The MADAME
can tell the cause for It. She can tell yee
II the one you love II true ~ false aul
tell you how to win and hold the one q
your choice; tells you what business and
what part OF the world 10 most iucey ter
you and advises you how to gain and heiN
. good position; she brings the separated
together: makes happiness between man
aud wife. The Madam can tell you u any
body has put bad luck or evil influencs en
you and she can tell you how to take IL
OF. Tho Madam can tell you the cause
Of your troubles and how TO avoid them.
Can advise you In divorce cases; when 10
speculate and where to locate. This lady
does not tell to please you. but gfvss oaly
faction guaranteed or no charge. ResA-
ing. 81 sos st N. w, bet. 9Th and 1ets;
Original Palp,ist, Astroiori-t y Clairvoysss
PROF. KALEEL MARKHAM
Room an, Kenois Bldg, iith aud q sts
". W. Hours from ] L a, IN. TO p m.
Recently discharged from the United
States Army, where hts acts Of magic did
much TO cheer up our wounded soldiers;
advice given on affairs OF life. before tab.
ing a serious step In business consult mr.
sunday from ] to p. m. \ reading, VI