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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1903-02-12

take the liberty to give it to the
readers of THE Times;
Jetmore, Kansas,
January, 28th 1908.
d. M. HARRIS.
Dear Friend -
| Ha-ha-ha, sslafin's ketchin.'
Why do | laugh? Well, as run
over your last letter, you were
alarmed for fear we had been
blown away, and now poor Mis-
souri, Valley is out in the cold,
bleak, northern winds, without
coal. Thought last sping when
some of the Valleyites were so
poetical they'd get another gust,
for they had to drag incur poor
Carrie Nation. Well, laying all
jokes aside, we are enjoying the
most delightful weather this
month that one could ask for,
intact it is a little too warm to
be pleasant, but of course we do
not expect this beautiful wealth
er to continue all winter. The
fall was earlier here than usual.
and much colderduring Noveln-
Der and December than now,
and consequently caught us UNI
prepared, howevre, we are COM
Portable, although it has been
hard work to getcoal, but many
of our peach trees died last
year from over bearing and
dry weather, SO we had some
thing to fall back on for fire.
The scarcity of coal has been
a serious matter to the country.
and | have often thought how
fortunate you Valley people are
by having city heat, not think
ing but what the manager had
secured enough coal to keep the
people of the Valley warm.
:. You are we'll or we would see
a notice in the paper. Asto us,
weare we'll, except we both have
that dreadful tired feeling, not
only in the spring, but 365 days
in the year. Could you know
all the hard work we have done
since we left the Valley you
would not be surprised to know
we feel tired, but yet | believe
we are both benefited by the
change, if it was not for the
pesky had work of the farm,
and in our case we had to jump
in to the harness before we
were broke to work. ] am reliev
ed of one trouble, headache, of
which | was so bothered in
Iowa. 1t certainly is healthy
here, we get the mountain air,
and the summer evenings are
most delightful, one can sleep,
and wake up rested. Appetite!
we'll | should say, we have ours,
the dogs too, we can eat any old
thing. (excuse this slang, it is
so appropriate, and expresses it
to a to- The trouble is to keep
enough cooked up to supply the
demand. Please don't whisper
this out loud, as | expect a lady
friend from the Valley the COM
ling summer, and if she hears
this it might change her plans,
| want a good visit with her, let
her find out the rest later.
| enjoyed Mrs. Russells letters
from west very much. If her
complexion is a shade darker
than mine | pity her, for this is
a great country to get tan and
freckled, no shade.
| Last week had an invitation
from the Congregational Minis
ter and wife to attend a meeting,
election of Church officers, and
big dinner, at Jetmore, as their
guest. | accepted, but felt a
little out of place, not being my
church, fhere is no Presbyteri-
an church here,) however | en-
/ joyed it quite we'll. Here met
ki1 ~ n Oiv Il,
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benefited have to pay the cost,
hence it would seem as though
the board of supervisors should
give the west side it's desire to
construct these bitches, so long
as the entire county does not
have to pay for the benefting
OF a part. 1t has been minated
that there is more to this mat
ter than appears on the sur
face, in the way of moneys
that properly belong to the
drainage district having been
diverted in the past to the use
OF the county at large. With
this phase of the question we
are not familiar, but we stand
squarely for full justice being
done in the matter, come what
may, and if the west side was
defrauded in any way in the
past it should be made good,
but at any rate the drainage
matter should be pushed as fast
as possible, as by so doing all
will be benefited, not only the
individual owners of the low
lands, but the entire county,
for, with every acre enhanced
in value the county gets a large
amount of taxes in the future
on the larger valuation, hence
all are interested. Woodbine
Chronicle.
The supremacy OF the St.
Paul Pioneer Press among the
newspapers of the northwest has
become an unquestioned fact.
By a glorious career of honest.
public spirited right-doing and
strong saying, it has gathered
under it's standard the best peo-
pie in almost every community
in these great states, and the
loyalty of its readers cannot be
weakened by all the alluring
circulation Establishments of
other newspapers. The number
OF its readers is daily on the in-
crease and none of the premium
propositions of coaxing compet-
itors seem capable of winning
any of them away. And no
wonder. There are many rea-
sons why the Pioneer Press has
the largest paid circulation of
any morning newspaper publish
led in the Northwest. It has
all the virtues of age and none
of the vices of youth. Its edi-
torials emanate from master
minds; it's news features are
comprehensive, accurate and
complete; its market page is the
standard authority throughout
this section of the country, and
those who direct the interests
of the paper have devoted their
lives to the study of political,
domestic and industrial pur-
suits of the people. 1t is a home
paper, written for family
reading, uplifting in it's tone,
enabling in it's energies and
modest in it's avoidance of the
sensational yellowism to which
modern journalism is 50 prone.
1t tells what it knows to be
true, or tells nothing, no lies,
no exaggerations.
The price of this genuine
newspaper, worthy of your
wife's, your daughters or your
own reading, is neither more
nor less than some of the sheets
which you sometimes are per
suaded to permit in your home.
Make the Pioneer Press an in
stitution in your family; it be-
longs there.
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Letter List for Week Endina
Feb. 9. 1908.

Brown, Manervia
Carr, Mrs. D.
Campbell, Vergil
Murray, Walter
Miller, N. w. (2)
Steube, Edward
Walden, H. l.
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Communication.

The following letter, although
not written for publication, yet
S, full of good points that we
take the liberty to give it to the
readers of THE Times;
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The II year old son of Cover
nor Herriod, of South Dakota,
died of appendicitis yesterday
at Pierre. The legislature adj
|journed out of respect for the
Governors misfortune.
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Editorial Notes.

keep a talking" drainage
and good roads and you will
succeed.
The Farmers Institute in this
city will be a big event for the
farmers of the county.
Mo. Valley real estate has
commenced to get uneasy-the
upward tendency is becoming
noticeable.
What are you doing towards
making arrangements for the
farmers institute which COM
mences in this city Feb. oath.
The courts of Pottawattamie
county last year cost the tax
payers of that county forty
thousand dollars. A large ma
jority of the cases originated
in Council Bluffs.
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freckled, no shade.
Last week | had an invitation
from the Congregational Minis
terand wife to attend a meeting,
election of Church officers, and
big dinner, at Jetmore, as their
guest. | accepted, but felt a
little out of place, not being my
church, fhere is no Presbyteri-
an church here,) however l en-
joyed it quite well. Here met
the Prof. of the Jetmore school
who was from New York, but
prefers Kansas to the east. He
said he was disguised with SO
many shade trees in the eastern
towns. | thought him a ''little
f. on this subject, for l think
shade trees ''just the thing" Il
miss them here, as our timber
here is condnd largely to the
streams, and is very different
eastern Kansas.
How is that gentleman in the
Valley who tried setting a hen
on corn cobs succeeding? Now,
"who ever heard the likes of
that9" It reminds me of the old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-01

FOR sALE-sPLENDTD HoMFs
ONLY 81, 1885,
Columbia Road, adjoining HF corner of 18th,
one OF the highest locations on The Heights; -
paved street, cement sidewalk, alley.
GO IN 1904
OPEN. HEATED.
10 rooms, 4 rooms deep. TWO (2) TILED
BATHS; beautiful mantels; SERVANTS. STAIR
WAY; beautiful decorations. STEAM HEAT.
2-story rear porch.
The price is low enough, much less than any
similar houses In this section. DON'T FAIL TO
INSPECT.
STONE FAIRFAX S06-sos ST. NV.
FOR SALE-ONE OF THOSE CHOICE HOMES.
Only 81. 250.
171S ~ st. NV.
Attractive, WELL-BUILT; SO well arranged: 4
bath; nickel plumbing: STEAM HEAT; 2-stOry
porches; beautiful decorations GOOD
INVESTMENT. OTHERS IN THE BLOCK RENT
STONE & FAIRFAX, soG-sOs st. NV.
del st
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR sALE-Two 8 AND 1o-RoOM HOUSES. WITH
large grounds: all In good condition; cheap ON
monthly payments; at Berwyn, Nd We must
sell these houses Mt half their value to close an
estate. KLEINER CO., GIT NV. no25-6t
FOR SALE-CENTRALLY LOCATED ON y. J..
ave. NV, Groom brick: lot 19hx62 Will be
sold at 4 sacrifice to settle estate.
Apply EDWARD r. SCHWARTZ.
no2S3t ga st. NV.
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NV .2029 |, 26r Oh SIS 90, NV 426 O st al Ar G 40
NW,202i pr 2b 81 Is NV II Brien' ct, Ar 30
NW,4lI "a, 1lr, b. 1850 NV ,16 Brien Ct Ar 80
NW93l L Tor. b: .-35 so NV O'Briens ct. ARE. 80
NV l9o9 18th. Or b. 30 so NW,4 st alley Arc. 80
NV .ls23 18TH Sr, $3.50 NW,1 SHOWS Ar g. 90
IBIS French Or b. 20 30 NW1 Shows row Ar 90
NV .4l9 10th base, lr. Ia 90 NE 229 LIST furnished
NV 400 o, hall. 1r. Is OO lIr, Oh l so 90
NV 400 o. Sd II. IT. Is 00 Ne 1011 Cap. at 20 90
NW.1253 35th, Or. IL. sol Me- 1924 Lewis ar g. 80
NV 1913 MON ct ar. 2. Dol SW rs 3d. 6r b. so
NV .305 ST alley 4r.S. O0 SW .924 Va ay ar 10 80
NV .y3i SNOW s row SRI .30 SW e26 Md ay 6r II 80
- FURNISHED HOUSES.
NW.12T2 N III ave. INV 1850 Newark av
l3r, 2b. 81, 100000 13r. 2b. 800. 90
me, 129 Nd av, Tor b. rs. 90
SUBURBAN.
On Ienleytown & Rockville electric rwy fur
nshed house, rooms, stable and of
ground. Per month. Observation-Disclosures $50
FLATS.
W,11oT G .4lh Il Ar, bS25 NV I107 G. Sd Pr b $1S
OFFICES.
NV ,Gunton bldg Offices NV Central bldg Offices
NV .46s La av.. Offices NW.611 It'll. RIM 5 Sc 90
NW.611 7th RIM g.. 90 NV .9O6 G, Sd FIR. Offices
NV sos g Of1ces <.+'.H' M g.
no2stf THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN OH + st. NV
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FOR RENT-BY WESC'
1907 Pc
1924 1lth. l6r. 2b.S10O.OO
5000 Newark. Tor, 2b,
lease ........-2 30. 0C
oil 18th. Tor. 2b. ami. 81. 80
DIG F.. Tor. b. t.cel. sc. 90
1911 G. Sr, b. ami 40.5U
1858 18th. 12r. b. ami 40. 80
1874 18th, Or. b.cel. 81. 80
25lT Pa av. Or. b. IS so
2l13 Pa av I2r, b. Gel. 35 30
2210 II, 7r. b. lat. rs. 20
1909 l.. Or. lat. w&g. 1880
2i3l l. Or. W. g....16.30
2i15 G, Or. W. g....15.5O
SlT $40 Goth. Or. Wiz. 80
1859 JEFF av, Or. w eel. .OO
SIS 26th. Or. W. -. 1880
mo -
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FOR RENT-Bl K. o.
tate ana Insurance Brok
DOS y Capitol, SCR,
per annum. 81, 900. 90
1914 ii st NV, 20r,
per annum. Il, 800. 90
Tth&Md av sw. coffee
mills X plant, sta l25. 90
30l G. NV, 16r. 10000
622 Pa av NV. pr. 1000
300 18th NV. 22r. as. 90
1907 II NV. Tor. 49, 1000
20l3 o. Tor. .10.0 90
1Ol1-1019 10th, 17r. 65. 90
FURNISHE
J Ar 18th. Is, 2b. p.anS6. 900
Mass ave 4 18th. 1Sr.
2b. per an. ..... g. 900
Conn av mr. NJ. 17r. 2b. 800
Mass av & oath. 20r. .2UO
) near 18th. 1877. POO
OFF
Sun building. ........
Atlantic Coast Line |
bldg" from $40 TO S35
STO
9Th & M av sw. SIPS /
STAl
eth&T, firepr'f. ~ stfs. $50 /
1927 l4th NV trear) SIP (
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We & WILCOX.
ina. ave.
FLATS.
THE CARLISLE, nom
housekeeping flats
$3.50 to $4,000
500 21st. LIST fir, Ar, 1000
503a 23d. 5r, b.ami. 81. 80
1915 I, Sd q. 3r. b. 1000
2o24 f st. 3r, w.....S.00
FURNISHED.
NV, 12r. b, fur. 800. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2-4S6 La ave, heated
rms.$S, $40. $3.50, $50
STORES.
$500 Pa av. 2r&cel. SOS. 90
1917 Pa av, 1r, eel. 80. AZ
2110 l., 1r. pit eel. 1900
STABLES.
116 18th. r'r. 3s.cr.S10.00
25OS g. r'r. IS. C r. $50
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR sALE-s-sroRY BRICK OREGON AVE
near n. II. ave-; 81, 600 less Than adjoining m
liar house sUs5OO Houses and l0ts at great bar
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE SPLENDID STORE AND DWELL
ing: brick stable; best square H st. me-; only
$500; $1,000 cash. balance like rent. C. c.
WARISG, lila NV. no26-Ots
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HOLTZMAN. REAL ES-
er, 10th and F SITS. NV.
2O9 n J av NV Or. 2b. GO. so
2031 + NV. Tor. -. GO. 90
501 18th NV, Or. so. 90
1921 NJ, apt, or. 800
Farm near Laurel, Md,
1Sr, 6S acres. 40. 90
1927 9th NV, 11r. .35 so
935 z NV. Sr. .35. 90
e21 Az sw, 6r&sta. 30. 90
1854 f Sc, Or. 1885
1911 h ne. Or. LOO
D HOUSES.
Q near 3D. NV, 16r. $50
Wyoming av, 1Sr, 2b. $50
4th near A ne. 15r. 100
Riggs near 18th. ST.. 100
14th st ex, Or. 30
Magnolia, Ar. IS
CES.
.............S25 to $3.50
425 18th NV, Sd flor, $50.
with heat.
RES.
PA 9th NV Q4x3O. $40
lies.
124S Sth NV. Gear. Is
no30-tf
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CNFURNISHED.
1889 14r.2b 81 800 1907 Staughton Or 81 50
lIl7 NV. 13r. 3b: 1so0 Anacostia Hts. Or IS 90
ZIG 18th NV, 11r 2b1 500 1893 18th nv, ST. b. 30 80
400 Chaplin, RIB 900 800 Mo Tor 30. IS
1896 n l2r2 q, % 2s17 NV. 7r. b. so
49, NV Dir, 6b. 80. 90 1913 NV 7r, b.. ~ 80
I4i7 Mass ay lar 1850 s2s Del Az ne, 5rb = SO
1921 18th NV i2r IS 40 ist tn ne. ir. b. G
S s Ginen la lir go Quincy me- Arb y 90 90
1875 NV 2r. %. 90 224 Quincy ne, Ar b. ID 90
1905 NV 12r, b so 10 226la Quincy ne b. 90
Jos 18th NV. 11r.b As 90 81 Jackson ne. Or 80
NsidMelrose, &C Or b AZ 90 j9&61 Jackson 5r 20
lilo NV, 12r. b. 40 90 Watkins. ChevCha, Or 90
$40 av NV, Or b 400 Lots 1925, SO $40,
li6 14th NV ar. B. 4O.O0l per annum. 1 200. 90
'dh"or fiat s25 14th st. NV. r.. $40. 90
Conn av nr s. llr. b.Sl.sO0 Noodley lane & Hart
Pit 15th&16th.2l 2b.IUo ford. 12r. b.. $50
10th mr. o. Dor Oh 5s3 81 13th& Princeton Tor b. $50
lgl nr X; pr 81; 500 sunderld pl nr 90 OBJ 135
P 9 ?So io! q IN nn W. sa
side Mass av bit 18th 9 mr. 2lst. 1sr. b.. .125
Conn Conn = y s 49, 3, go 1s!5 wyo az =
Ingieside, 18th & How Providence st, Brook.
oWa i5 6 co naa l4 ar 18Th Or
Mass I'D 500 18th mr. i iar b. 80 80
Mass mr. oath 20 2b 250 22d mr. r. Tor h - loo
18th mr. X, lar. 3b. $50 18th, 1Ir. b. SO
18Th NJ. lar. 2b. 1865 81 Corc'n mr. 18th Or 3b ~
!yth&Cincinnati 10 3b 10 BIT 21th&2sth, sr b. IS
ay nr M Tar 2b isS Ssdek i CT chch Tor b g
JIG NV. 1877 2b $50 Coum I'd nrl 7th Or b. As 90
Kalo mr. Conn ex. Or 2b.-
FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IL THE
o. MARION, THE MANCHESTER, THE REGINA,
sToDDEHT TIE MAURY & THE B. & Q.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS IN
THE PORTLAND.
OFFICES.
S2l i4tn NV 81 TO So go i42l N.Y.
l. st2 cor H% asS% saS $40 nSem
Century Cent nm Bldg sfa d 800 7h hw NV
Sw or i1th&Enw. Rm+.s12 11i4-l6 r NV. .siO-s26
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
Is AND At ESf ELI USE Of
OFFICES. STORES AND STABLES.
THos. ]. FISHER CO., Inc,
FoV RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES
l9th ST NV, Tor 90 Yer av NV. Or b.. . 90
iIth, % Fran PIX. IA, 4biGo.00I
UNFINISHED HOUSES.
kenesaw NV Or b. ss5. 90 NJ st NV 18th sr b. 40 90
hqSHd nv mr. IAN ior4o o,sd st NV srSb , e 50
FURNISHED.
I'uli RENT-FURNIsHED-12s MD. AVE NE,
: one square of Capitol. for session of Con
grrss or for year; 10 rooms; suitable for an NJ Q.
Inquire OF Owner. del-2t'
FOR RENT AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
house In northwest; contains II rooms, bath, fur
noas.ii wEscoTT WILCOX 1907 Pa. ave.
TOR RENT-FURNIsHED = CAPITOL HILL.
handsome brownstone house; nine rooms and
bath; well heated; fine plano; delightful loca-
lion; convenient TO Capitol, Library and ears.
Apply si3 y {. ave. Sc no2S-3t'
FOR RENT-NEAR CONN. AVE- On NJ ST,
completely furnished house; rooms and bath;
ami: fashionable neighborhood. Rent, sos
nl"- OWNER, 1870 st. NV. no2s-3t'
FOR RENT-NEAR CONN. AVE. 1923 2iST NV,
modern T. II. house; o and bath. hand
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CNEURNISHFD


THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. INC
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE,
l4li ST. NV. TELEPHONE NJ 343
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FOR RENI-FURNISHED HOUSES
18Th I0r, 3b Sll 5 90 Yer NV, Dr. b.. .750 90
y II ay, 13r 2b. -12d.00 av Sc, Or, b. -65- 90
Del l2r 2b pl3J. 18th NV Sr, b. 80. 90
1ith,u Fran pix IA. 4bilo.0uj
DNFuRNISHED HOUSES.
kenesaw NV, Or. x35. 90 st 9TH Sr b. 40 90
Euclid nr lith iOr4O. Sd st NV Grab .26. 80
DUNLOP. Real Estate Broker. Metzerott Building
mol -2dt'9
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR ExCHANGE-IF YOU HAVE HOUSES AND
lots that you cannot sell. let exchange them
for others In any part of the city, which include
some houses that rented well and bring a
large income on the amount invested in them
DUNLOP, REAL ESTATE BROKER,
del -26ts7 Metzerott Building
FOR EXCHANGE-0R WILL SELL. BY OWNER
equity of So 500 in a beautiful $500 3-story
modern brick, rooms, tiled bath, reception hall
St. 18th NV. convenient to three
lines, for a smaller house or good unincumbered
lot n. Address Box 66, Star Office. no2S-3ts
FOR EXCHANGE ACRES GROUND NEAR
Anacostia, clear, for equity In city house; price,
$1,000. W. p, LOCKWOOD, TOP 18th ST. NV. II
FOR EXCHANGE BEAUTIFUL. PLOT OF
land UNINCUMBERED. for one more houses.
Can be subdiyided most advantageously.
oc6-tf EARLY q HAMPTON. 6lb 14th st.
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y w u H.
1899 K NV. lar. 2b. 81, 800
17lI | NV. 13r. 3b. . / 500
GIG 18th NV, 1fr. 2b. ] 500
400 Chaplin, 13r. 2b. /. 900
1896 \. l2r, 2b, pr 10000
49, G NV. Dir, b.l50.00
3O43 L NV, 11r. 1880
li17 Mass av. 14r.l25.0J
25lG 18th NV Tor. 3b. 10000
1927 18th NV, l2r. SO 80
1929 Cincin' ii. 11r. 2b. 50. 90
20S1 + NV. Tor, b. 80. U0I
1929 | NV, 12r. 90
12Oj X Law NV. 12r. b.50.OO
1916 Kenyon. Tor. b.50.O0
Jos 18th NV, l1r. b. AS. 90
NsidMelrose, &C, Or. b AZ. 90
2llU NJ NV, l2r. b. 40. 90
24O2 l4th NV, l1r. 90
$40 n j av NV. Or. b. 40. 0jI
11l6 14th NV. ar. b. 40. Dol
81 hoo- fiat. S25 14th at.
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FOR SALE-A FINE RESIDENCE
owner leaving city will sell a fine new resi-
dence at bargain IN a section that Is beyond a
doubt the very choicest in the fashionable north.
west-nOrth of Q, west of Conn ave-; near Gen
Corbins residence and the site for French lega-
ton.
ONLY $11,750.
40 feet front; II rooms; TWO f2) BATHS:
HOT-WATER HEAT; servants room; laundry
FRONT OF STONE AND BRICK
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1s0t-SOS T ST. NV.
de1-2t " 1870
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY 70 LOAN ON D. c. REAL Estate
Lowest rates Of interest. Payment on principal
IN amounts of $500 more received at any IN.
terest period. The II. SMITH COMPANY.
Bond hiig l40S n. ave. NV. de4-n
LARGE OR SMALL LOANS SECURED: STOCKS.
bonds bldg and losn asso shares. life ms poll,
ctes, syndicate certifs.. warehouse receipts and
real estate trusts taken c. A. BAKER. 40-i2
MetEerott bldg, ITO st. ,se16-h.4
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ES-
tate within the District OF Columbia In amounts
to suit applicants at lowest rates Of interest.
IF YOU WANT TO BORROW OR LOAN BUY Or
sell, real estate. can ave you time and cash.
q give persouai attensi7A to all deals.
de6ttfl ]. EAkiN GADSBY. 626 18th st. nv.
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FOR SALES ACRES AT GREAT BARGAIN
to settle an estate District line and conven-
lent to cars; improved by large dwelling and
necessary outbuildings; is desirably located for
subdivision purposes for farming and trucking;
has fruit and running water. Price only $50
per acre.
Apply EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ
no2S-3t ga + st. NV.
FOR saloon THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS,
at Bluemont, Virginia. ideal villa sites for SUM-
mer homes: easily accessible from Washington;
high attitudes and pure freestone waters; de-
lightfui for inspecting property. INQUIRE
Of THE BLUEMONT LAND AND IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY, 1907 st. NV. no2O-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-01

The house, which is comparatively new. cost
$!0 COO to build. The lot, 5Ox15O, Is valued at
$4,000.
The house has center hall, double parlors on west
side; Library, Dining Room, Pantry and Kitchen
On east side; large bed rooms and LARGE
TILED BATH ON I'D; bed ON top floor
SERVANTS STAIRWAY. Beautiful and expensive
cabinet mantels Large cellar. STEAM HEAT
ENTIRE HOUSE NEWLY and beautifully papered
STONE & FAIRFAX, S06-S0S d st. NV.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-01

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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-03-28
theatrical Notes.
Coming attractions:
Monday night-"King Dodo."
Friday-"A Ruined Life"

Manager EnRlish's season at The
Kentucky is rapidly drawing to q
close. About the goth of April will
mark its close. The season has beer
very good one. Mr.. English has
given us some splendid attractions. ss
he promised. and has sustained the
reputation Of his house. that of being
the best one night stand in the South.
His plans for next season promise us a
still better season the booking Of
attractions little further up the lad
der Of fame than any we have had yet.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-03-28
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