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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-02
II. Manley, J. +. BodweIi, j. NJ Hayne'
and VI. 5. IOlWtY.

II. Manley. J. r. BodweIi. ]. NJ Haynes
ana VI. 5. iiolwty.
On cross examination by Mr.. Heath,
Mr. Manlcy testified as follows: The
system has but six meters and the
revenue from these is about $500 year
~. The first rate at the State House
before the extension WAS built WAS
much smaller than now. This is not
a matter of contract, but Of Legislative
appropriation. The city now pays $21.39
yearly per hydrant. There is a charge
made of SIJ against the city for three
watering trouEhs. The contract agrees
to furni@h the city water free for SIX
watering troughs. The water for the
fountain at Monument park is free.
think there is physical connection be-
tween the Dcvinc and city systems.
Do not know absolutely about this.
There has been more troubl" than
usual. this winter, with water pipes
freezing, and consequently more itbat"-
mcntS made. In recent years. some
rates hav" been raised but schedules
have not been changed. TIL" RAISED
rates have largely added to revenue
since 1900 and 1901. After 1907 will
y ~
from the city. After that time. accord
ing to contract the city will have all
tho hydrants it wants for $1,000 an
nually. OF the original system put in
by Warren Johnson and others, and
bought by the company for $4,000,
nothing is left but some real estate
which is not nov used Tn" issue of
S22J 900 of stock and 100000 Of bonds
We're never sold. but Were issued to
George p. Wc1cott in Payment for
building the system. The books do
not show original cost Of original plant.
Books and vouchers of Mr.. WeSCott
might show this. Tho floating debt of
81 900 includes all kinds of unsecured
debts, March |. This debt was in the
form of notes ut the banks. There
We're also Sundry bills payable. There
was more than enough of quick assets
to pay this floating debt. The books
of the present company were opened
Feb. Is. 1855 DO not know where the
books Of old company are. During few
years previous to 1883 business had
been done and water supplied the city.
In 1856 company had net earning ca
racity of about $500. No books to
show who got this. This is true also
of 1887. The leasing of the Devinc
system MAJ not have Increased nun
her of pupils employed by company,
but has increased labor Of those en-
ploycs."
At ; =. NJ. the hearing adjourned
until 10 y. NJ, today.
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A SPLENDID RECORD.
Capital City Fcncers Win State Honors
at Bangor.

The Pilnclli Fencing club of Au-
Custa. has good reason to b" satisfied
with the record made by the team that
participated in the athletic and gym
nastic carnival held in the Y. NJ G. A.
gymnasium at Eangor, Thursday. Tn"
team won the S;.itr championship cup.
also first and second prizes for indi-
NiduIl work The Y. NJ. 6. \. gymmt-
sitim is one OF the best equipped in the
State. The contests pulled off. outsid"
of fencing, included work on the hori-
zcntal bar. tumblinG. parallel bars. also
Il 20-yard dash, running high jump, L.
pound shot put ana j potato race.
The following team from tn" Bangor
Fencing club contested against the
Augusta team: McsSrs. Adams, Mat
son. FinncGau and Mills. The Augusta
team Wa mad" up rs follows: McSSrS.
White. Eilofctu. Wardwcll and Saw
I lie. TIL" prizes were awarded solely
ON the total number of touches made
by the teams. ana individuals The
Augusta team scored the larger num-
her of points and Mr.. White won the
first and Mir. i:iloIcau the second prizr
| for individual work.
| Tho Augusta team was up against
! Il hard proposition. as DIR. Adams of tn"
Bangor team has boon fencing for -
or IL years AMI has worked under sew
cral noted masters.
! Mr.. Finnegan Of the Bangor club won
all his bouts but as his bouts were
closely contested and but few touches
on either side. his good work awaited
him nothing.
The contest by bouts was as follows:
F, Eilodeau defeated Matson: Finnegan
defeated White: Wardwcll defeated
Mills; Adams defeated SawtclIc: Fin
ncgan defeated Bilodeau; White de-
featcI Mills: Wardwcll defeated Adj
ans; Sawtellc defeated Matson: Bilo-
dcau defeated Mills: White defeated
Adams: Wdrdweil defeated MatSon
Finnegan defeated Sawt"lle: Hiloleau
defeated Adams: White defeated Mat
son: Finnegan defeated WarlwelI
Sawtelle defeated Mills. Fred W. Lee
refereed the contest for the August
club
1t is understood that the Bangor clul
will soon send Il team to Augusta fol
a return contest, and if they come Au-
guSt1 will have chance to see som.
hot work. 1t is hoped that the Pianell
Club can induce Portland or Water.
VILE, and possibly some Of the colleges
to send teams here to take part in tn
next meet.
Interest in fencing is still increasin.
in Augusta. as is evidenced by recen
additions 10 the membership Of tn
, fencing club: also by the fact that sew
eral young ladies of this city regularl
receive instruction at the club rooms
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A CENTURY OLD.
Hix Homestead in South Thomaston
Being Torn Down.

Contractors have begun tearing down
one OF the most ancient hOmestcads in
South ThomaSton in The Willows" sec
ton, built 10J years ago by the late Isaac
Hix grandfather of Galen F. Xix of
Rockland. which has recently been pur-
chased from the IIx heirs by Captain
George Il. Xix of the Mallory Line of
steamers plying between New York City
and Galveston, who has decided to retire
from seafaring life and remove from
Brooklyn, n. Y, to the home of his anccs-
tors
The w. II. Glover Co has the contract
to build a residence to cost between 5000
and $1,000 on the site of the ancient house.
The Xix homestead was one of the an
Gent landmarks of South Thomaston.
built in the generous style of Il century
ago. with raftcrs as sturdy as ship tim
hcrs and a large brick chimney which ac
commodatcd five fireplaces. The work
men who were engaged in razing the
house found single column of brick be
tween the studding and II large loads
Of brick were hauled away from the ruins.
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RATE INCREASE.
In urance Agents Orders from
New England Exchange.
Rise Mostly Affects Southern Part o
the County.
Advance Seriously Affects People in
Rural Communities.

Agents of southern Kennebec county
= have been notified by the New E.g-
| land Insurance Exchange. of an in
crease in rates, which went into eff
! feet, yesterday. They are as follows:
On summer dwellings, there is an in
crease from $1.6O per 800 for three
years to $3.50. Farm dwellings and
harms. when occupied by the assured,
| from $50 for three years. to $3.50.
Country churches. from 81 to $1.5O
per year. Country schOOlhouses. the
same.
city dwellings in Augusta and Gar
diner, within 500 feet Of a hydrant,
from 30 cents for five years to 81
more than 500 feet from Il hydrant,
SIP for four years, from one per cent.
Village dwellings, in Belgrade. Chel-
sea, Fayctte. Litchfield. Manchester,
n ,nmouth. Mt. Vernon, PittstOn, Read
field. Rome Vienna, Wayne, West Gar
diner and Windsor. from 81 for three
years. to sl50. All farm property
from 1.50 for three years, to $3.50.
City dwellings i'm Hallowell, within
800 feet of 4 hytrant. from 30 cents for
five years. to $1.20: moro than 500 feet
from u hydrant. s1.25 for four years.
Tosus, within 500 feet Of a hydrant,
from So cents for four years. to 81;
more than 500 feet from a hydrnnt,
from 81 for four years. to $1.25.
Dwellings i'm FarminGdalc, within
500 feet of q hydrant. from 30 cents for
FIVE years, TO SI.2O: more than 500 feet
from Il hydraEt, from 81 to $1.25.
Dwellings, in South Gardiner, from
81 for four years. to s1.G7.
Dwellings in Winthrop village, from
81 for five years. to $1.25.
Dwellings in Randolph, within 500
feet of hydrant, from IS cents for
four years. to 81: more than 500 feet
from a hydrant. from 81 to $125.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. April I.
FIOUR-Quiet: spring patent o.6oa6.o0.
CORN-FiIm, No. > yellow, g.
OATS-Easy; No. . clipped, IL.
MILL FEED-Firm
THANKSGIVING. 2n,20.56.
MIXED FEED-2i. 7JM2i.
COTTON SEED MEAL-26.75.
PORk-Unchangcd
LARD-Jnch anged.
BFEF-In changed
LAMB-Easier: 9ftrh.
NEAI.-Firmer; a6Il.
BDITER-Quiet; northern, o31zNt.i.
GHEESE-Steady; new, 11HMl1@-
1917.
APPIES-Quiet: Baldwins. .a27J.
POTATOES-Firmer; Aroostook He
brons. LIS.
StGAR-Steady; 400.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Franklin County.

Observation-Disclosures L. Keyes ct al. to
! John Q. Legroo ct al, land and buildings,
81.
! Eustis-Wiliam Lockycr ct al to An
drew X. Wright ct al. timber land. $50
| bradbury ]. Merrill to William l.. Hig-
gins. land and buildings, =.
! East Wilton-Hannah A. Buttcrield to
Fred S. Butterfield ct al, one undivided
| half of land $40
| Farmington-Willam L. Metcalf Jr.. to
Wallace NJ Fellows. land and buildings,
81; Joseph W. Hines to Albert +. Gam
Industry-George Q. Cook ct al. to John
| +. Rackiin. land and buildings. 81; James
s. Dyer to Willis ID. Wilcox. land and
| buildings, $3.50.
Jay-Harry l.. Macomber to Chester G.
; Macomber. one-half interest in land. 81,
Frccland .. Lcavitt to James n. Mum
| roe. land and buildings. 81; Chas. F. Al
| len to Joseph +. Reer. land and buildings.
500; Helen NJ. Sewall to J. +. Swan, land,
, 81: Paul Nadoau to Chas Bedard. undl-
, vidcd half of land with buildings. 81; Al
cXandcr Perry to David w. Alexander,
! land and buildings. $51j.
New Sharon-Lydia Il. Russell to VIII
liam II. Works, land and buildings. 81.
| Phillips-E.aton Heath to Walter p
Walter T. Heath. land and buildings. 81.
Perkins Plantation-OsCar +. Conant to
J S. iIoughton. land. 81.
rclius s Kinds. land and buildings. 81:
| Edwin A. Spencer to George w: Young.
! land 81; Lydia u. Jacobs to Tina NJ.
Ecan, land and buildings. 81.
! Strong-Shcrman |. Mitchell to Frank
+. Mitchell. undivided half of certain real
estate. 81: Amos T True ct ais. to Shcr-
man |. Mitchell, land and buildings. 81;
Frank +. Mitchell to Sherman l. Mitchell,
land and buildings. $1,000.
Wilton-Albcrt Tufts to AlphnnSo Chase
ct al. land and buildings. ST. same to L.
X. Walker, land 81.
Wcld-E H. Schoiield to Thos. A. Scho-
field. land. 81; Town of Weld to 7. a.
Schotield land, 81; Helen J. Harmon to j.
S. Houghton. land. 81; Harding Scamon
to J. X. Trctheway, land and buildings.
81
Consideration.
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WINTHROP.
Easter Services at Congregational
Chanel

EdStST oeTvtCeS DIT congregational
Chapel.
= "Cial Easter services will he held at
the congregational chapel, Sunday. The
committee of arrangements has prepared
the following excellent programs for the
morning and evening services:
MORNING SERVICE, 1880 A. NJ.
Voluntary. Worrel,
Doxcl"gy.
Invocation.
Hail. All Hail." (CaroD. Chadwick
Quartettc.
Baritone solo, "Hom"land," Hanscom
A. II. Webb.
Responsive Reading.
Gloria.
They Have Taken My Lord Away"
Harrington
Apostles Greed.
, Response.
DfIcrtury.
Contraito solo. Easter" Van de Water
Mrs. Ronald c. Mcllroy
Hymn No 1870.
| BcncdictiOn.
Soprano. Miss Margaret +. McIlroy;
contralto. Mrs. Ronald G.. Mcllrny; tenor
, Mr.. Ronald G. McIlroy; bass Mir Albert
ii. Webb. pianist, Mrs. l.. Elwood Jones.
EASTER sUNDAY-sCHOOI. CONCERT,
, Singing, we Come With Garlands'
School
PRAYER. Rev; A. X. Baldwin
Recitation. Easter Greeting"
Recitation. Risen Today"
Bessie Benson
Recitation. Reatrice Adams
Recitation, Robins Mistake"
Recitation. Merry Birds
Ray " Kimball
, Singing. '"rhe Chldren's Saviour"
School
Recitation. Jesus Lives
Claudius White
| Recitation. Nina Webb
! Recitation. Rejoice Carl Bates
| Recitation, "Snowdrop Time
Mildred Benson
| Recitation. Phills Burr
! Singing. Ring the Chimes School
, Dialogue, what Does it Say
! Attaie Gale and Marie King
Recitation, Easter Thoughts
Mary Elizabeth McIlroy
Recitation GLORIOUS Morn"
Clyde Benson
Recitation, Susie Webb
! Soprano Solo. Margaret T. McIlroy
Recitation 1.-THE Voice of t Ms, s,nrs n, kim
Recitation. what is EASTER"
. Recitation. AN Easter Poem
Marion Simpson
Re citation. Edith Benson
Singing. Loving Life School
| Reading, An Easter Long Ago"
Miss j. Bernardne Nelke
Reading, THE Resurrection story"
Miss Maud Stockford
Recitation. Susan Benson
soprano solo, Emma l.. Cochrane
/ Reading, An Easter Legend.
| Miss Lena c. Parker
| Reading Miss Stella NJ Howard
Recitation. '.Farewell.' Zella Murray
Singing, Coronation
| Bcncdiction.
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Poor Smelling Season.

The smelt fishermen of Surry report
now that the smelling season is over that
the revenue has been considerably less
than for 1903. 1T is accounted for by the
quantity of ice filling the bay and of such
depth that the fish were not easily reach
ed Then the prices were not steady as
last year owing to the smclts from St.
John. which. when plentiful, sell consid-
crably lower than those taken in Hancock
county. but are much smaller.
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ACGUSTINE'S CATHOLlC
CHURCH.

CHuR XIII.
Mass at $50 \. NJ
Entree. cr,,i,r
observation-disclosures Pascale." drawer
Mr.. j. I.ausiers.
E,leyation-"A doremuS in Acternunl.
f-ie' Gravicr
Mile. d. Jolicoeur. ;,
Post CommuniOn-'Regina COCli l.a"tare
Miles. S. Leclerc. NJ. Dostic l.. Miron.
Qiigh Mass at 1880 A. Nj
Fanfare Lafayette.
Messe dc Battman en- F.
Sadie Leclair. Omer Plante.
Notwithstanding, Delvina Jolicoeur, Maui
errioe Binette. Maria Dostie-
EpitreN-"A llcluia de Lambrillotte.
NJ, Iolicoeur, Maria Dostie, Ed Dayon.
Ain eEuel, NJ l.. Dostie, S. Leclair y.
Plante.
Orchestre Lafayette.
''' Alcxina Pclleticr. d. Jolicoeur
Ecncdictus.
Lucie BOnneau. JOS. Croteau.
EIoyation-"Sancta Maria de Faure.
Omer Plante.
Agnus Del.
A. Jolicoeur. o. Plante
Communion,
Orchcstre Lafayette.
Fanfare Lafayette.
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STATE STREET FREE BAPTIST
CHURCH.
(MDrniuCl


Gloria and Invocation.
Anthem-"Awakc Thou That SlecpCSt.
Reed
Responsive Rcading-Psalm S.
Authcm-'Hc Is Risen" J. A. West
Scripture Reading and Praycr-I Corin-
thans Nv.
Carol-'.IIc Lives. He Lives"
Scrmon-'Fhc Resurrection and the Flu
turc Life"
Easter Offering and Onertory Prayer.
hnth"m-'Wake. Y" RanSomcd.
IIvmn-"Christ the Lord Is Risen To-day
Bcncdiction.
Organist Mrs +. Goodwin.
Chnir-Mr. G. +. Moorlen. tenor; Mrs.
NJ T.. Sawtcllc. soprano; Miss Mabel
Humphrey; Dr. c. II. Frizzelle. bass.
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Mrs. r. A. Bowman.

Mrs. +. A. Bowman died at st. Mark S
Home. Thursday. aged 70 years. Flu
neral services will be held at the Home
at o'clock, this afternoon, by Rev.
Geo. +. Degen, and the remains will be
placed i'm the tomb at Mt. Pleasant
cemetery. to be moved later to Farm
iEgdalc for burial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-02

petition signed by between twenty
and thirty thousand persons is to be
presented to the Edinburgh magistrates
asking that the hour for closing the
public houses be II P. NJ, as at pres
ent. and not 10 p. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-02

a farewell luncheon was given, Fri
day evening, by the Ululas at the homo
of Miss Blanche Fuller, on North street,
in honor of Miss Jeanne Griffith. the
president Of the club. who will leave
for San Antonio, New Mexico. Tues
day. a pleasant evening was passed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-02
WATER HEARING.
Friday Devoted to Examination
Of Treasurer ManIey.
=:
Cost Of Construction and the Annual
Revenue and Expenses.
Cross. Examination of Mr.. Man'ey WIN
Continue, Today.

Treasurer Samuel G. Manley OF the
Augusta Water 90. Was upon the WI
ness stand all day. Friday, at the hear
ing before the appraisers. His testl-
monv was based upon tabulduons
made from the COmpany's books Tor
the past IS years. and covered cost o.
construction, revenue and expenses
The cross- examination by Mr. Heath
had not concluded when the afternoon
session came to close, and viii be
continued, this morning.
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Notes.

Engineer Shcdd'& estimate of TIL"
present replacement value of the COM
pany's plant WAS $2GG$G5, and not
$2SI,93G as given in the report of his
testimony in yesterdays Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-02

One of the most pleasant events of
the season was hang fire" given.
last evening. by Miss Eva Johnson AT
her residence on Chapel street. Inc
evening was passed in playing games
and April FOOLS pranks, after winch
light refreshments were served. The
company dispersed at a late hour. after
having had most enjoyable time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-04-02
UNITARIAN CHURCH.
(Morning)

Organ Voluntary.
Opening Service.
Anthcm-"The Strife Is Ger Shackley
Reading Of Psalms.
CarOl-''O Wonderful Eastern Morning,
Dcanc
Reading OF Scripture.
Carol-"Thc Day of Resurrection"
Shackley
Prayer.
Snlo-'Thc Resurrection Shelley
Mrs. c. S. York.
offering.
Carol-"God Hath Sent His Angels"
Hutchins
Sermon.
i'rHYcr.
Hymn.
E.ncdiction
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

New York. ApriI J.
Money on call closed nominal; no loans
today.
Prime mercantile paper 4LMJ per cent
Sterling exchange nominal with actual
business in bankers bills at i.S7 30lpi. 81. 81
for demand, and at 4si75niSLS5 for 60
days.
Posted rates i.sJ6piA and ass
Commercial bills 4Si.mA
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Get the
Diamond Spring
Water Habit.

This is the most dangerous
time Of the year as regards
your drinking water. With 80
much surface drainage there IL
always danger of contaGinn.
My spring is so built up with
rock and cement that II Is i'm
possible for surface drainage to
enter il. All springs are not 50
constructed. Better drop me a
postal
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FOR EASTER.
Special Music Will Be Rendered in the
Churches.

With Sunday comes Easter, and at
the different churches OF the city ar
fragments have been made for the
appropriate observance of the day The
usual Easter services will be held. and
special music has been arranged The
exercises at the different churches are
as follows:
CNINERSALIST CHURCH.
tMorninS Service at 10cO)
Organ Voluntary.
Arthcm-''Awake Thou That Slecpcst."
Charles Fontcyn Manning
soprano Solo and Quartet
Chant.
Minister and Choir
Responsive Reading
Minister and Congregation.
DoXology.
Choir and Congregation.
LIST Scripture Reading
-\nthcm-".Allcluid."
Charles HUMPHREYS
Eass Solo and Quartet.
Prayer
l. sponsc-"Thc Lords Prayer
Choir.
md Scripture Reading
Anthcm-'Rcjoicc This Holy Easter
Morn William DRESSER
Tenor Solo and Quartet.
Hymn.
sermon. Mr.. Hayden
OffcrtOric-OrGan.
Hymn.
EtncdictiOn.
POStlude-OrSan.
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ST MARY'S CHURCH.

The usual Easter services will he heiu
at st. Mary's Catholic church. with APP
propriate music
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GREEN STREET METHODIST EP1S
COpAL CIItRCH.

easter Concert 1.30D
cluia-Proccssional. Geo. c. IIugg
Responsive Readings.
Rccitation-"The Lord Is Risen
rIymn-"Thc Day Of Resurrection"
ExcrciSo-"Thc NiolctS.
Kindergarten Department
Song-"A Thousand Bells Are Ringing"
+. +. Belden
Somg-"Faintly Cleans the Gold Of Morn"
Chas. IL. Gabriel
Primary Department
Hymn-"Risr. Glorious Conqucror. Rise"
Lowell Mason
Motion Hymn.
kindergarten Department.
Excrcse-"What Does Eastern Mcan""
Five Young Girls.
Sorg-'Lift Your Glad Voices.
Mrs Emma Huntington Mason
Song-"Thc Good News Must BE Told
T.. y. Hoffman
Miss Pearl Jones.
Duct
IIclcn York and Gladys Leighton.
''"S ''' ', chas H. Gabriel
Miss Mary Morton
Song-"Thc Palms J, Faure
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH.
| ,Mornng)
caroI-'sing We Now our Hymns Of
| Gladness. Anterior
| Lords Prayer.
Anthem-"As 1t Began to Dawn
| Apostles Greed.
| Responsive Reading.
| Gloria Patri
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Roa6.ng-"The Spirit of Easter. "

he'''."e " Helen Keller
The Pastor Norman Mckinnon.
The choir will render IN full the Eastci
cantata From Death to Life" BY T.
Bartlett
OfcrtOire.
Benediction.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
(MOrning)
Organ Voluntary. BatiStc
Miss Chase
DoXolnGy.
Anthem.
Invocation.
Easter Anthem, Lloyd
Quartet.
Responsive Reading.
Easter Carol-"Wclcome Happy Morn
ing" Lansing
Quartet.
Scripture Reading.
Solo-"Thy Rcdccmer Livcth,"
Charles Manney
Miss Small.
Prayer.
Response.
Oncrtory.
"Diademata," Elvcy
Congregation.
Prayer.
IIYmn-'I Know That My Redeemer Liv-
eth Handel
BcnCGictiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-29

FOR SALE-LARGE BLOCK OF GROUND NEAR
Dupont Circle 100 IT. front; corner Of and back
to an alley; owner in New York will sacrifice at
less than 81 % per foot; ground is worth 81 IS.
For Sale
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
One Of the best large residence sites in the
city; 50 feet front; just north of Scott Circle,
on 10th st. East exposure; f25foot lots to 20
foot alley. Owner urges to sell.
THOS. ]. FISHER co. Nnc.)
1t 1414 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-29

FOR SALE
LOTS, LOTS! LOTS!
Give opportunity to bring to your atten-
ton those that absolutely control.
We have the best In all sections at lowest
prices
We represent estates that must sell soon.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Incorporated,
oc29-12t 1414 + st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-29

FOR SALE-22 LOTS ON TENN. AVE. Ne;
lots and 18th SITS. Sc; 1 lot on 18th st.
Sc. On grade. Sewers, gas and water. would
AID BUILDER FINANCIALLY"
JAS. A. BEALMEAR,
oc2S-3t' 402 Fidelity bldg, Baltimore Nd.
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FOR SALE-1141 n. II. AVE, NEWLY PAPERED
and painted throughout; In pc feet order: fine,
large house; bath rooms purchased by holder
of note under deed Of trust. and will be sold
low. III. L. RUST, COS 14th NV. oc12-tf5
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ATTORNEYS.

DAMAGE, ESTATE AND DIVORCE CAsEs-AD-
vice free: First-ciass lawyers. No charge unless
successful. Fees modsrate. Everything strictly
confidential. Address Post once Bog ia. e1ty.
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Two acres Of ground; new house: all modern
cOnvenences; fifteen minutes walk from Ken
sington Station; will be sold on monthly pay
ment. Price, IS CO.,
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For Sale-A Philadelphia client owns several
lots in the Conn. Ave Hgts. section: this is
one of the most economical subs - all houses In
the neighborhOOd are large; can sell for less
than adjoining. Let talk price to you il you
in the market.
THOMAS J.-FIsuER & CO.. Incorporated,
1t 1414 ST. NV.
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MASSAGE.

MASsEUSE.-AN EXPERT MASsEUSE AND A
graduate from New York Movement Cure Insti-
tute. would like patients; terms reasonable. Ad-
dress MARY. iS2 Del ave. s.w. oc29-2ts
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR 2 SIX-ROOM
houses, No. St ne. Apply to Owner, NJ, H.
HILL. 100 G. st. real estate It,
I HAVE FARMS. SUBURBAN HOMES, CLEAR
lot. Columbia Heights; business property to
change for city property. What have you? VIII
assume t1ust.
oc29-St' e. ]. TOTTEN 61S F st.
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FOR SALE
HOUSESi HOUSES! HOUSES!
In all sections-of all descriptons-and at all
prices.
We will be glad to show them or send mem
orandum.
Drop line giving description, location and
price desired. We cannot advertise all the prop
critics control.
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.. Incorporated.
oc2912t 1414 st. NV