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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12
PASSING OF
co. COURT
The Lunenburg Sovereigns
Will Be Lost Without 1t.
TALK OF CLUB MEETINGS
The Democratic Committee TO Decide
Monday as to the Question OF Or
dering PrimarY-Work OF
Lightning.
TALK OF CLUB MEETINGS
ESPECIAL to The Tlmcs-Dispatch)

MEHERRIN, VA, july il.-There IS
no county within the borders of the Ola
Dominion that her citizens will Unourn
The departure OF the regular term or
County Court which has been wiped out
under the recent Constitutional Sonven-
ton more than Lunenbnrs.
Cour, day in this county has always
been considered a holiday among GER
tain class of people, who attend regularly.
every court to discuss and hear discussed
the various subjects that interests the
people OF the old Free State at every
session Of the court large crowds VIII
be found who are drawn to the county
seat solely to meet their friend, and re-
union after reunion of this nature is held
on the court green once every month.
This is also a great day for the poliu-
clans. who congregate here ana there in
the interest OF their candidates. and
votes for their favorites are promised
them right on the spot 1t is here that
the candidates for all offices announce
themselves, and Immediately set to work
to defeat their opponents Speeches are
made and the whole campaign is planned
and outlined within the walls OF the old
building. Horse-tradng IS also a promi-
nent part Of the programme that takes
place during this important day, and
people can be seen who come for miles
riding and leading his "swappin" stock,
ready at any moment to drive trade.
and 1t is estimated that more horses
change hands on this one day OF the
month than all the rest together.
During tho summer months when the
watermelons and cider are placed upon
the market these days that are spent
around the country capital are among the
merrest and seems more like a picnic
to the average visitor than anything else.
1t Is during these gatherings that the
Farmers discuss the various kLads OF
crops that are planted the mode Of cul-
tivating them, stock raising and many
other branches OF the farm life that is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12
Y. M. C, A. ENcAMPENT
An Old Stanton Landmark hef''oSeu
Fine Wheat Crop.

Especial to The Times Dispaitcnys o,,,r
sTAUNTON, VA, July 1l.-lhe us e,
Mems Christian Association naa nav, -
ranged to hold their regular am .aath =.
ing on Monday, the goth OF TINS MIL ,,.,i, ~
Cave Springs. this county. lnes W..
In camp until August list me IVY er
ed at the same place last year.
They have made arrangements
con1modate one hundred. ., ~.
Professor F. r. Webb Of TINS city, ao-
companied by Mr. George Bean, o. Mu ~
land, returrfed to staunton alter tWo
weeks camping on the Greenprier RIVER.
Harvest ia about over in TINS county.
and the farmers report a gooo crop, ar y.
the corn Is looking fine. Hay maRlns ~
also In progress now, and there ~ soino
very fine crops, but not to equal the
wheat crop Of this year
A heavy rain one day this week near
Middlebrook washed away many shocks
of wheat, which could be seen gong Gown
stream from three in the evening until
after dark.
One of staunton's oldest landmarks, the
N. M. Warner residence, on Washinst m
Street, Is now being torn down, ana IN
its place will be erected handsome dwell
ing. This house was frame, and has
been standing over one hundred years,
1t being built by Peter Eckle.
Hon. Edward Echols Is prepering to
erect on Courthouse Square a fine three
story law building, which VIII take the
place Of the old one-story building.
At tho meeting OF the City Council on
Tuesday night, Mr. j. H. Worthington
representing the Stanton Canning Com
pany, petitioned the Council for the use
OF the city market house for the purpose
OF carrying on the canning business. This
company expects to go to work IN August,
and will employ large number Of hands.
Mr.. John M Carroll. prominent real
estate agent Of this city. and at one
time city treasurer, was taken suddenly
Ill at his office On Tuesday evening, and
did not recover sufficient to be removed
to his home until late in the night. HIS
condition is still very dangerous, but
there is a slight Improvement.
Tho shows at the Casino at Highland
Park arc drawing large crowds every
night and 1t Is very likely that the seat
ing capacity will have to be enlarged.
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PREPARING A WELCOME
ScottsviIIe Ready to Take Care Of the
District Conference.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)


Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
sCOTTSvILLE, VA July I1-Exten-
sive preparations are being made for the
accommodation of delegates to the dis
trict conference. The Methodist Church
and parsonage are being swept and gar
nished, and all things made ready in
many hospltable homes.
The Scottsville graded school building,
Beal's Hall, the Presbyterian Church, and
grounds, will be used In entertaining the
visitors.
The primary to elect county officers
will be held August LIST. There will be a
number Of candidates for the different
offices.
Mrs. James Holiday ami daughter.
Bessie. left last week for Spotsylvania.
Mrs. Mamie Gilmer left on Tuesday for
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Hershey at
Warminster. e.l'
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Perkins, OF Rich
mond are guests at the home Of Mr.. v.
B. Jefferies.
Miss Berta Eox is visiting in King VII
liam.
Rev. Plummer Jones. Of Buckingham, is
expected to preach ut the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday. q
Mrs. James Moon left this week for
Manteo to visit her son. Mr. Russell
Moon.
Mr.. Jackson Beal spent the day in
Covesvlle. Tuesday.
Dr. Charles Wingield OF Warren was
In town this week.
On Monday Captain J. L. Pitts shipped
the first lot OF new wheat which has
been sent from this section.
~ i {
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co. The one item, Of smoking and chew chew.
ing tobacco, exclusive OF cigars. c anar-
cites and snuff. registers an annual N N ut ad.
all value of more than $500. GOO oo o.o IN LAP
an 3,6oo,oo5.oob and China, 10000, oo gb 9l
cigarettes every twelve. months AZ 700
outside cigarette putting burns nP mi 81
0O0 pounds of tobacco and puts anV Amer
100000 into the bank account OF taiianee to
loan grower. giving the giant pa, paiat'S
the trust.-ENerybody's Maga2lne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12
ON STUART'S EYES
AFTER HIS DEATH
Silver Quarters Contributed
to the Confederate
Museum Here.

Valuable and interesting donations have
been made TO the Confederate Museum
of late. Among then. are Two silv t
quarters given by Prof. vsnaple, OF the
University of Virginia, Ihey are od pes
aentf, ,.,th i ny copy = A'
These Two silver quarter-dollars !
placed upon the eyes Of Ma1oI-Geneei e. az
J, a. y, Stuart after his DEAN am 1900 s:So
They have been sacredly preserved by
my family, and now present sent them ta9a to
"Maior ond 1,s nector- General on General
These quarters are mounted on "a steel
Plate. on which Is engraved their ms
tory.
There has also been. received me ne oiary
handwriting, from January LIST, 1860. to
January LIST, 1865. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12
LYNoHsuRa, So ROUND TRIP
ROANOKE, SO ROUND TRIP.
Via Norfolk &.#Western Railway, Tues
day, j Iy 81, 1909

The Norfolk and Western Railway Will
T Roanoke spi leavmg Richmond 1920 NJ,
4pesaay' July list, and returning Leave
Roanoke 1880 Noon Friday, July 2tth.
Inc three davs in the mountains Fare to
Lynchburg, s2.oi round trip; to- Other
points named above. $500 round ZIP, We 20
iurt!ier information apply 70 = T. san Wa s$s
ner, City Passenger and Ilchel AeeH', coo
Main street, or ,ocIr,y
District Passenger agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12

Kingdom of the Tobacco Companies
The years consumption of tobacco IN
the United States alone includes 100000
Is0,Coo,0D pounds Of manufactured tobac-
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The Potatoes Paradise.

Aroostook county, Me-. is called the pc,
range range f"m s,5oo 900 to 400, 900 bushels Of
which the greater rart, VIII be shipped
away. Last year the price averaged $L7O
q barrel,
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CABLE RATES REDUCED.
New Line to Manila Opened for Com
mercial Messages.


The commercial Pacific cables. operated
in direct connection with the land lines
of the Postal Telegraph Gable Company,
were opened for business to and from tho
Philippine and Ladrone Islands, China,
Japan and Corea today.
The rates per word between points
named below and San Francisco will be as
follows: Midway, 60 cents; Guam. So
cents: Manila and Luzon Islands, $1O5;
China, 81 10: Japan. s1.4l. The rate be-
tween San Francisco and Honolulu has
been reduced from 80 to 81 cents a word
These rates afford marked reductions from
those formerly charged and are considera-
bly, lower than those now in force over the
eastern cables.
The rate from the United States to Ma
Mia was, up to a short time ago, S2.35 a
word. When competition across the Pa
cific threatened the rate reduced
to $1.66. The completion of the CONNER
cial Pacific cable now makes a further re-
duction to $1.O5.
Heretofore messages between the United
States and the Philippines crossed the At
lantic. traversed the Mediterranean and
Red sea- crossed the Indian ocean and
Bengal bay and followed the China sea to
Hong Kong, then across to Manila, being
''relayedr or retranSmitted fourteen times
in transit.
The new cable reduces the number OF
Recommendations to three, and gives the
United States government direct commune
cation with it's new possessions without
touching foreign soil en- route, the landings
being at Hawaii Midway Islands, Guam
and Luzon, all American territory.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF Tt : DISTRICT
Of Colnmbia--William II. Saunders and William
T. Galliher, complarants, VS.. William Holncad
ct al. defendants No. 235sf Equity Doc. No. 81.
Upon consideration of the report Of william c.
Prentiss and Charles s. Muir receivers In the
above entitled cause. filed the oath day Of July.
1903, showing that they have received private Of
fers from Karl F. Brodt to purchase all Of lot
numbered twenty l20l. in Saunders and Galliher,
trustees, subdivision Of block numbered thrty-"ne
l31,. in ''PETWORTH ADDITION to the CITY Of
WASHINGTON at the price Of thirty cents t3oc.,
per square foot: and from Conrad Grund for the
east twenty 2o) feet front by depth thereof of lot
numbered nineteen ns). in said subdivision, at the
price OF thirty cents t3oc.l per square foot both
subject to an agents commission of 3fc and have
accepted the same subject to the approval of the
court it is this 24th day Of July, 1903 by the
court ordered that the said sales. and each Of
them. be- and the same are hereby confirmed un-
less cause To the contrary be shown on or before
the oath day of August, 1903. Provided copy OF
this order b+ published once week for three sue
cessive weeks before that day in the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Evening Star.
j. G. PRITCHARD. Associate Justice. True copy
Test: J. Il. YOUNG Clerk. By J. w. IATlMER,
Asst. Clerk. jy25-la .3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-25

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, holding District Court OF the United
States.-In the matter of the condemnation by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company of the fol
lowing property in the District of Columbia. to
land, together with the improvements thereon and
all and every interest therein, described on the
trict of Columbia, as lots numbered 40, Al, AZ. i3
- - l$o l$i 1872 I$a 1s4. 1s5, 1876 81 la5: rs 80
90. Oh ~ q 81, 95, 90, ia9. no i4l. l42, 14a
IA, 145. 14G, 147 and las. in square numbered
tion, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. it
is hy the court this 10Th day Of July AZ ,s"s
and further that the parties and each OF Them
named in said instrument OF appropriation as own,
ers occupants, trustees under deeds OF trust and
holders of liens recorded said property, to w.t.
J. Sally D. Twi'ty parcel 1; 2; George W. Brown
F. McLeran Trustees, parcel /; g. Antonio Manati
parcel 2: :, John p. Lawrence, trustee, parcel =
g. George Il. Clark. parcel ); 8, Jesse L. Ileskell
10. John E, Me- eran. trustees, parcel 3; u, Cora
Walker. parcel 4: IL. William J. Flather 10, John
keks he servea by
the United States marshal for the District OF Co.
lumhE with copy of said instrument Of appro-
priation, according to the rules of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, holding Gen
eral Term. relating to the condemnation Of lands
and property in the District OF Columbia under an
act of Congress entitled AN act to provide for
union railroad station in the District OF Columbia
1903, and further that copy Of said instrument Of
appropriation shall he attached to the premises Of
on. by said rules provided. And It Is further
ordered that said owners. occupants, trustees and
holders Of recorded liens and all other persons hav
ing any right. title interest In such described
property be- and they hereby required to APP
July. 1908. and show cause, If they. or any OF
them, nave why the prayers Of the petition in this
cause should not be granted and why this court
should not then proceed directed by the act Of
Congress above referred to: Provided That the
United States rshal for the District of Columbia
in addition to the service herenbefore provided
copy Of this order such Of said owners
occupants trustees and holders OF recorded liens,
five days before said 9th day Of July. AID. 1903:
And provided further. That copy Of this order he
Post newspaper at least ten times before said
27th day OF July. AID. 1903. THOMAS II. AMBER
SON Isso Justice Test: JOHN r. YOUNG.
Clerk. iyl1 141s1 % 81, q. % 2425
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ReniSS.
F-oIn LIE.

F-om LIE.
up:
"A woman has fallen in faint!'
The conductor paled
Heavens" he exclaimed. What will the
company say when they learn she had
room to fall?'
Then he burst into tears, for he had Q
family to keep and sorely needed his Job
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, AUCTIoNEER
Administrators Sale
of 81 Horses, S Mules,
Buggy, Coupe, Runa-
bout, rs Sets Harness, 10
Carts, Id w heelers,
Spring Wagon, Trac-
tom Engine, Double
Draw f1oisting Engine,
1 Crusher and Grader,
1 Dinkey Engine, pump,
Derric ks, Shovels,
Jacks, Picks, Track
Tools, Cable Rope, Lam
terms, Wheel barrows,
etc., being the personal
estate of the late Maur-
ice n. Tally, 3d and M
Streets N. E,
By virtue of order of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia. holding special term
for probate business, the undersigned Will SELL by
public auction, on the premises, Sd and NJ SITS.
ne,
Wednesday, the 9Th day of August,
A. d., 1903, at 10 O'clock AM.
the above personal property OF the late Maurice
F. Tally.
Terms Of sale: Cash.
STEPHEN TALLY,
MARGARET 4. TALLY.
jy25-d&dbs Administ tors.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE,

BEFORE BUYING A HOME FARM, BUSINESS
property real estate Of any kind in any city
state territory, send for my large free, CLASH
fed list l either have can lind the property
you want. Offices in IA cities. 80 the
road. l offer many properties very easy terms
State your requirements. W. NJ. OSTRANDER
go North American bldg, Phila. aplS-s If
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Church-'See the smoke pouring out Of
those windows! Do you suppose the place
is afire?'
Gotham-"No: it's a new ladies' smoking
parlor which has just opened.
Statesman.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
sewer, office ~ the Commissioners u. C., Washing
ed al this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, Az
GUST EIGHTH. 1903 FOR constructing pipe sewer
Forms, specifications and necessary inforua ton
may lee obtained at this office HENRY Is. r.
MMfARlANp HENRY L. WEST. JOHN BID
DIE. Commissioners. Jy2O6t
section & OF tle -. and y. j, ave trunk sewer.
bfiicc Of the Commissioners, II. e., Washington,
july i6 1903 Sealed proposals will he received AT
this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, AUGUST
OF the l. -. and y J. ave. trunk sewer In the Dis
trict OF Columbia. viz: leo Feet OF IA o" IS o"
sewer. aud / $50 feet of ~ 6" IA g.. Forms,
specifications and necessary information may lie
LAND, HENRY l. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE, Com
mssi"hers, II. g. jy2o6t
TREASt RrR'S OFFICE T. $. SOLDIERS
Home, Washington, u. G.. July l6 Ie03-f'roposss
Tor Hay aud straw. Scaled proposals viii be-
cei,ed al this office until Ten 4 NJ ON THURS
HON" with rs tons, more or less. Of best Timothy
Hay and ~ tons. more less Of best Wheat
Straw FOR bedding To te delivered at the Home
In monthly lots Ms required by the Treasurer the
by November 80 1898 For further informal ion
apply 10 H. NJ. KENDALL Major L 5 Army
Secy. and Treasurer. jyls 2aS2s
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect. Washington. II. c., July IA
1a,3-Sealed proposals Will be received at this OF.
DAY OF AUGUST 1903, and then opened, for new
vaults teXCept vault DOORS cash room Office OF the
L. s treasurer. and work incidental thereto in The
L. s. Treasury Department building. Washington
tions, copies Of which may be had application
20 this office, at the direction OF the supervising
architect. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising
Architect UlS-th.s .tu,6t
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: FIRM, COMFORT
able, durable. beautiful undetectabie; positively
painless Shrunken faces made normal.
1e2352t'- DE. J. l. WILSON, 1908 y st. HR.
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OUT OF TOWN PROPERTY.
For Saie=-=CGnarnOrgan

For Sale--- GlamOrgar,
A country place in the Aleghenies, some 800 feet
above tidewater, at Deer Park. Marylan 1t is
bounded by three county roads and encirced by a
private drive through the woods leading to seven
desirable home building sites, or whole, 1t Is
applicable a public purpose. 1t contains about
2lO acres and the dwelling house has eleven bed
re-. ms with five bath rooms and IL layatory. 1t has
billiard room and is r.plete with the modern
conyeuienccs OF gentlemans residence. The
place is fully equipped farm. The premises
have Just been put III complete order. For partcu-
lars apply to
John Worthington Williams,
Glamorgan. Deer Park, Maryland.
jvl4-tu,th&s Ut y
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BOARD1NG-0UT OF TOWN.

BOSTON. - PERSONS VISITING BOSTON WILL
ind accommodations at % Claremont Park. Price,
very reasonable and best attention given. Address
Mrs. PIKA = Claremont Park. Boston, Mass.
N2O-6t
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

To Let-Cool and delightful Flats
in suburbs, 20 feet wide, absolutely
unequaled in the city. Only SIG
per mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-25
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE 81 ACRES OF LAND Il, MILES
from bethesda. some distance from Cabin John,
In Montgomery county, Md. Apply 10 BOWIE
+. WATERS Rockville Md iy.S3ts
FOE lE-lA'W FOR CASH-A ACRE; IN
rruvCmtHts, hue water BE. 20 Center market;
a. acres ~ woodland, fine for chickens II.
T. TAYLOR. Dunn LorInr Va. jy2i-tu. thSs-3ts
FOR INN EDIATE SALE THAT SPLENDID
property. 10 OF the famous John Law
dover II the late Iettice VI. Brown Silver I'M
lrinr" Georges county, Md Terms reasonable.
&. e MAGKllER. Upper Marlboro Md or
Gn6 + II. NV. IyII-tu thSs 81.
For SALE 80 ACRES MILES FROM LAUREL
and adjrn- farms Of senator German and Chas
Nc'ilN. Handsome granite residence, new barns
stables hay barracks, etc. This is ideal sum
nier home, well as being Of the hest farms
In Howard comfy, and Will H. sold very Cheap
10 quick buyer. II. X. DORSEY & +. I.xing-
ton st. baltimore, Md. ivy "A -, 2s 3u&aul- ct
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

31s-JUST THINK OF FL Only 81 800 for b71s
acres; Or. house: Outbuildings; elevation: grand
view; well; stream; fruit shade; assessed ~ 500.
miles District. Great for the money.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

LESSONS DURING VACATION.
Prepa ration for examinations. English lessons
foreigners. For terms and hours address
jy1O2Gt".4 Miss G. NJ. BALL so 21st ST. n. w.
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Z. EMERGENCY SALE-2OO ACRES GOOD
land; 100 timber: dwelling; barns stable; brick
dairy; splendid condition; springs: branch; fenc-
ing schools; churches; home market near govt,
work employing many men; 81 100; way below
cost buildings. Excellent farm. awfully cheap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-25

23N-A GRAND RARGAIN-Fine Maryland farm.
$50 acres; 100 timber: miles District; SIS per
acre II sold quick; splendid investment.
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2s6-OUR BANNER OFFER-6-room house: good
condition; latrohe: range, hennery; garden: two
car lines. Cost 81 800 Don't miss this snap, 1916.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-25

Spanish Language School.
Speaking reading and trunslating quickly learn
ed; summer rates. trial free. SESORES GOMAR
BROS. natives, 1881 n. Y. ave. GERMAN BY
PROF. SCHULTZ je6 SGT,
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Shorthand Dictation1

Shorthand DlCtaflOr1
And instruction. privately in class PITMAN
system. Original and successful methods. Prspara
ton for CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. ACME
SCHOOL OF STENOGRAPfiY AND TYPEWRTT
ING, 1905 at. NV Phone Main 926Y. je27 26ts
PRIVATE ONS-MATHEMAT1CS. SCIENCE,
languages, music; beginners or advanced pupils;
especial attention to -,lults: university graduate.
PROF. j., Station q, Box 513. je13 1awk st"
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57-THIS MARYLAND FARM GIVEN AWAY
silver Spring Farm - good land: good
neIghborhood; 6-rocm house, insured 500; barn;
shed; fruit magnificent spring. worth 81 900 TO
any farm. Prompt buyer gets 1t at 5000 E2-
pcIses of inspection repaid purchaser.
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.

THE time to bury George
town Real Estate is right
NOW.
Prices will never be lower and the steadily
increasing values promise liberal profits. We'd
appreciate opportunity to tell you about the
most desirable properties In the market now.
TIL NJ:11,- CLoo,,J,o Real Estate Co.
IN -'i'iiSi ,oiioNi'A1NNA Inc.)
1923 1925 32d st. Phone West 40
1y25 10d
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294 A FINE GARDEN FARM-5l2 acres garden
land. new Groom house. insured $500; stable;
shed. heuncry fruit; spring and branch. An all
right farm Snap at $50. less than cost Of house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-25

FOUR UPRIGHT PIANOS
At ABOUT HALE PRICE.
One at $3.50. at Sl65 AT Sl15 and one
at $3.50. These are merely four of the great list
OF bargains being offered during Incorporation
Sale. +. q. SMITH PIANO CO.,
1t Bradbury building, l225 Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-25

100 PRETTY LITTLE HOME acres rich land;
cottage: purches: insured $500: stable; hennery;
Carriae" she'd fin" water, wire fence; near cars,
$500. III, del poultry farm. Attractive home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-25

:2l DINING PAVILION popular water resort;
hears 81 200 nd over season; trade increasing;
attractive" opeu-sir pavilion; = rooms back nice
lml. sIla mdiG lncAtimn. smrc thInE; -. i0O
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FOR SALE-FINE, SLIGHTLY USED STlEFF
plano: used only two months. Another piano OF
make used six mOnths-at greatly reduced
prices One second hand upright, $l75; Chick
ering square. SOS; and mnny other bargains
Easy monthly payments. CHAS. NJ. STEIFF,
Piano Mfg, 521 18th st. NV, J. c. CONLlFF,
Manager jy25-tf