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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-30
Activity in Loan Market
Points to More
Building.
ARCHITECTS SANGUINE
Need of CrOSStOWn Rail-
road in Southwest
Washington.

Although real estate brokers are not
Dragging about business just now, they
are remarkably hopeful In nearly all
the offices one is met with the declara-
tiOu that the prospect is good. Inquiries
Tor property especially 1T moderate
prices, are plentiful Houses ranging in
price from S.. 600 TO $1,000 are in great
demand. III several hundred of these
could be put on the market right away
they would go on, so the brokers say,
like the proverbial hot cakes. There is
a lull just at this time in unimproved
property, bat this is not taken as indi-
eating a lack OF interest but simply as
the quiet i'm speculative enterprises.
which prevails generally in this latitude
prior 90 the election season
on the other hand. there is consider
able activity in the loan market. This
is looked upon s presaging an impending
furry in building, for while there is, Of
course, a good deal Of shifting of loans,
many are made which point 70 the cree
tion of structures OF different kinds. BY
FAR the greater part of the money Dor
rowed VIII go TO the erection OF apart
ment houses, mostly OF the twO-story
variety. and they viii be fairly well dis
tributed over the different sections OF
the city. Architects, like the real estate
brokers, are in an expeCtant mood. None
OF them is crowded with business, but
all say the outlook FOR next year is very
bright.
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The av0wed intention of the Govern
ment t0 make the Washington Navy
Yard one of the greatest gun plants IN
the world is discussed nowhere with
greater interest than iu that part or the
city that lies between the Yard and the
Arsenal. from X street southwark. ID
D. recognized that this entire territory
VIII be- benefited. because it win furnish
the ground for the dwellings OF a large
number ot the employees OF rhe greater
factory Property owners and residents
therc declare. however. that one of the
great needs OF tE.lt section is a cross
town street railway line. so that people
desiring % 90 from. say. Tenth 10 -Four
and-a-Half Street southwest. shall not
be- Obliged 10 travel several miles iu "a
roundabout way before they can reach
their destination Persons C0uFersaut
with the situation whereabouts say that
the old Dominion Railway Company
could do mo- better stroke Of business
than 90 build "a branch coming down
Eleventh Street east and run from that
street along y 10 F0ur-and-a-HaIf.
such a move. il IS held. would be OF ln-
calaulable benefit 10 that entire section
and pay the company handsomely
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-30

Probably there is no public improve
meuJ about Washington that is watched
with greater interest 10y a very large
number of people than the building Of
the big cement bridge across Rock
Creek at Connecticut Avenue. The COM
pIetiou OF this unique structure win
mean a grsat deal TO the territory lying
bevong its northern terminus. Il is pre-
dictcd that its completion viii be the
signal for a regular building boom along
the line OF the Chevy Chase Railroad,
because it viii bring the central parts
Of the city within easy distance Of these
now more outlying portions Even at
this time several building enterprises
arr. projected en- this locality Contracts
have been signed for the erection OF two
handsome brick residences on Lawrence
Street In the new subdivision OF Con
necuCut Avenue Highlands and plans
are ou foot for beginning work on an
elegant apartment house on Connecticut
Avenue in this same subdivision. The
owners OF the tract are now energeti-
caliy at work on grading and otherwise
preparing the subdivision Tor the work
Of the builder. and streets viii be ma
Cadamized. and sidewalks laid just just
as soon as this can be done.
Further 10 the north the subdivision
of Fernwo0d Heights viii attract set
Tiers. ID already contains a number OF
handsome residences. several Of them
bliIt by Senator Newlands- To Is said
t1at when the bridge IS completed the
Capital Traction Company viii lay a
branch Iiue from the Chevy Chase line
across the bridge. thus giving more rap
i1 transit I-om and 10 this section OF the
District
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-30

Wood. Dom & Deming, who hold an
euviabIe place among the architects OF
Washington. have just won signal dis
uucriou- They were among the com
petitors for the construction Of the Car
uegie Technical Schools IN Pittsburg.
which the millionaire philauthropist in
tends shah be the greatest technical in-
Etitute Ga the world ia the long list of
noted architects the Washington firm
won third place and a prize OF g 900 for
SIS design. The first prize and the con-
tract went TO Palmer & HOrubostel, Of
New York. and the second TO George b.
Post. Of that city. Altogether there
were forty-siN competitors, and the
Washington firm has every reason 10 be
proud that a. gained so eminent place
a. the contest 10 would seem that Il is
hardly necessary hereafter 90 60 outside
or Washington for designs for local pub
lie edihces Washington architects have
too often given proof that they are as
capable as those on other cities 10 90
the best work that can be done by any
DDlE.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Columbia Heights-William J. Aman ct
ux. TO Francis n. and Margaret II.
Boucher. lot 81. block "a, $40
5l6 A Street southeast-Willam p. Q.
Hazen ct AK. 20 Harry A. CaIOhan, part
lot ?. square S4l, $40.
Mount Pleasant-Jane Fitzgerald. trus-
tee to John Kecfe, lot s.. SO
Congress- FIeights-Charles j. Taylor 20
John W. Mcdonald, lots "a and =. block
8, SO.
North Columbia Heights-George 2.
Robinson ct al 10 Joseph +. Mills. lot
81 block J. 1896 o. Same to Edgar Il
Thomas. lots - and 80. block 6. s. $3.50
n Street southwest, between South
Capitol and Half Streets-JOseph Paul It
ux. TO Catherine Halpin. west half oriSi-
nal lot u. square 653, $500.
152 r Street northeast-Sophie J. Klop-
fer ct al 10 Percy Crawford, lot =,
square 720, SO
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three stores, 2282. 2284 and 22Sj Seventh
street northwest. twO-stOTy brick struc-
lures with stables i'm the rear; lot o,
square 10o5, on Maryland Avenue, with
an area OF AVS square feet, TO serve as
the site for an apartment house; to
Viola Bacon a dwelling and 1000
square feet of ground at Twelfth and
Lansing Streets. BrOoklands 10 G. O.
Lennon, Of Alexandria, lot at Twelfth
and Providence Streets. BrOOkand, for
the erection of q drug store and dwell
ing. and a corner residence at Twelfth
and Austin Streets. Br0Okland, for John
II Butler to William Higgins.
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New Residence for C. H. Armes.

Plans have been drawn by y. T. Hal
Ter Company architects, for residence
for @. H Armes, TO be erected at the
northwest corner OF Sixteenth Street
and Eenesaw Avenue. The ample
frontage of the lot. which is forty feet,
viii make Ii possible TO provide an in
terror arrangement which viii be spa
cious unusually so for a city house.
The rooms, which will number four on
each floor, viii be grouped about a cen
trail hall There viii be three bath
from hot water. BroWnstOne and brick
of a light shade will be used in the eX-
terror walls and they will be sur
mounted by roof covered with Spanish
tile. The interior finish Will be quar-
tered oak
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-30
Sales Of Property.

woodward g. LothEOp have just dis
posed OF some OF their Baltimore prop
erty. They have sold 20 the Singer Sew
ing Machine Company two three-story
houses on West Lexington Street, the
purchase price being around $4,000
Mrs. John Russell Young has sold 20
Thomas W. Lockwood. through Murray
A. Cobb her residence, z2lz Massachu-
sets Avenue northwest. for $1,000
The Harrison Browning Company has
sOId for q. D. Bentca TO II. c. EwaId
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-30
FoR 80 oR LEAsE-FARMs.

FOR RENT on LEAsE-Farm OF 81 acres.
dwelling. good barn, etc; seven miles from
Washington suitable Tor general farming
trucking. or poultry always occupied by
owner. monthly rental. 500 viii sell horse
COVE chickens. etc. a. reasonable price, 81
tenant desires. Apply ESQ 18th -. nv, II
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR EE%T-south0 est corner g,h and Erie
sts. Brghtwood PARK, seven r2oiEs and bath.
seven rooms and bath each. rent Tor SO and
$3.50. LOUIS i. SHOEAAkER. $50 r 81. NV.
FOR REET-Io10 Providence st, ErookIaud: .
rooms. besides pantry bath, cellar, and at
uc5 ali modern improvements large yard
two-story stable J. s. HOLLIpGE. saks q
Co. oc2s-3t
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT
THOMAS y. FISHER 6, CO, INC,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, AND INSUR-
A1SCE 1u# K ST. n. ".
TELEPHONES NJ 34S AND II. 533S.
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FOR SALE-MARYLAND REAL Is
TATE.
CHICKEN FARMS.

ONE ACRE FOR s275-S5 MONTHLY.
Get information al office. and see the books
ON 4,1fTIfrv raising. also PROFITS 10 be made
eTsthiu.s lille this ever offered before Twelve
minutes from city, t-2c car fare
500 COLORADO BUILDING
~ RFrN-SGN Wgr I4th and q SIS. NV.
oc31-3t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR sAL.E-Fins little store property. COR
uer Northeast tW0 story frame nice store
room. dining room. and kitchen lrse
floor; three private bedrooms on second ho1r5
l5-fuot side and rear aileys rents Tor sl-.51f
price. S.55as 1901 Kramer So. ne. d. III.
BRYANT Warder Building. sun and i sts-
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ssI5 fsasy paymeutsj viii buy lot IsxlsT feet
tn Southeast section only this one left i A.
BEALMEAR. so Fidelity Building. Balti-
more AID Ceg7-et
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FOR sALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR BALE-tarms and country homes. near
Washington ~. c.i send stamp for bulletin
600 farms Tor sale and exchange. BOOTH S
FARM AGENCY. 10th and q sts. NV. Ocz7-7r
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY To LOAN or ID. C. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates of interest Payment on prIn-
Clpai lu amounts % $500 or more received AZ
any interest period THE j. r. SMITH
COMPANY. Bond Building, 1ICS Eew EoEG
ave uE-
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real ss-
tate az & 41z and per cent interest Sps-
cIal privileges With respect 90 prior payments.
Large amounts a specially. TYLER q
RJ'THERFORD, 1907 3 S. NV ocl0-rf
MONEY 10 LOAN-S25o TO $4,000 ca D. c.
rssI t-r-.e Interest low ana an transact
lions ..r. luc-e1 wi d economical considaras-
tsun Eos borrowers
WAL II SAUNDERS G. CO.
l--l l. 81 y. vi.
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FOR sALE-At a bargain. al Be!tsyllle. Nd,
Few minutes walk trolley and steam cars.
Sna large house and outbuildiussi good
water and woods. Apply MERItiIIS 81 O.
DO, 90 PennsyiFau ave. oe@s-5t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-30
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-CDEEER Lots
flElZs-t-1T Ela. ave. ana lath st.
alEl1s-i'1T EtalgLL1u and 18th sts-
51El6a-luE. Chaplin auc 18th SITS
ZJJE-J1-t'oI. yelling and Univ. Places
6lEl5J-loT- yelling nd Univ. Places
l5rIZzJ-g1T. on 18th 81.
eIEl59-t'oT lIIh ana Yale SIS.
5ZEl50-IDT- heuesaW ave. and Huh ST.
TlTls5-oOT. on University Place
IUlXI5J-JDT. 18Th ST. and Whitney ave.
5511I53-ooT. 18Th So and Whitney ave
I1gzl53-t'0r- l5Ih ST. and LyleCkeT ave
ElEI4s-C0T. Holmeal ave. and Spring ROAD
IgTxlI4-t,oF- 18Th st. and Spring Road
GlLlL5-t1DT. l8tl ST. and spring Road.
IIzE sA-eor. 18th st. and Spring Road
INK 50-COr. nth ST. and Spring Road
IgJzI5j-Car. lItE 81 and Lamar Place
l5zx s7-Cor. Morgan ave and Spring Road
l55zl55-Cor. lIth So. and LydeCiL=r ave
sJEI43-t,sF- Tfc3meaI ave and Spring Eoa1
Z5zl5G-Cor. Kansas ave and Utica st.
5ozl58-Cor. Kansas ave and Utica ST.
l0lEl5J-For. Kansas ave and Utica 81.
I5aEIEg--1r. kansas ave. and Utica 81.
IgsEI65-C1r. Kansas ave and Trenton st.
51xL13-r1r. Savannah and btH sts
agxll5-C8r ~ a ave. and sth 81.
5aAIgl-gor. Omaha and sth SITS
5IaI8l-for ~. IL ave. and Omaha o.
5Jzl0J-i0G. Richmond ana IIn SIS.
51El19-Cor- ~. IL ave. ana 9TH 20.
1s4NlsIa.OT. ~. H. ave. and quincy sts
bJzlsi-lor- III ave and Utica s.
These lots are all corners in the North
western bIildiuE-up sections Many OF them
highly improved We have not room 90 al
EeErise all We have many corner lots and
interior lots lu many sections u Washing
ton and on the Heights Apply % as for
prices
WsL Il. SAUNDERS & co. 1901 p 81 IT
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-30

FOR SALE-At BerWyu. Md, complete and
elegant niue-room house. all necessary out
buildings; four acres % GROUND. orchard.
vineyard, and all kinds OF berries very cheap
and easy terms. JOHN J. KLEINER & CO.,
67 st. NV oc30-3t
FOR SALE-ER0 six and ten room houses. in
fine location good repair. large grounds.
fruit near steam and trolley cars BerWyn.
Nd 81. 600 20 81. 500 easy terms. JOHN j.
KLEINER q CO. 6lT F 81. nv. oc30-3t
FOR SALE acres and 7-ro0m house. near
Fails Church, 500 down. balance SO per
MONTH price 81 500. also s large lots az
Baiiston, on electric road So down. balance
s. per month"; price 500 lott 6 quartsr-acre
lots. with large oak trees near electric
hues scent fare 70 city; price 500 each; So
down and 60 per lot. JAMES +. CLEMENTS
1876 o St NV. oC26-6t
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FOR RENT-FLATs.

FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENTER and second nat. sls G. 81.
svF-, four rooms and bs-is all modern Inn
prOTemeutsi rent only So. ELDRIDGE =
JORDAN, 1914 81 nv ocz3-3t
The DORCHESTER.
NEW STEAM HEATED APARTMENTS
rooms and cabinet kitchen. SO. SO. SIS.
LARGE. LIGHT ROOMS. Elegant bath.
Public laundry. Hot water furnished.
JanitOr Service, Telephone. Etc.
HIGHEST REFERENCES REQUIRED
BLOCKS FROM AGRICULTURAL
DEPT. and BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
18th ana MARYLAND AVE. s. ".
KARRICK & METCALF. 1888 c n. ".
se25-tf
FOR REST-sI5 per months acres. house
OF q rooms Ia miles southeast Of Congress
Heights ID. @. Apply az SD Illn 90. 81. AD-
OLSON oCzs-It
FOR REET-We have several very desir-
Latltula5 wash stand and modern open
plumbing nicely IapeEeds located near cars
4urrlrdFfs rents. SD and 1850 per month
EDWARDS & REEVES, Inc, 6l4 18Th ST. nv.
au25-tf
FOR HEST-FIats. 9Th and X $40. ne. near
Il g. cars Five rooms each. Heat and
not water furnished. Two private yards and
two private plEcLes 10 each dat. Front AMI
rear entrance school on same block open
W. p coWE&s s. Z St NV, Bliss Building.
seZ1-t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAE.

FOR RENT-New fve-room house: large
chicken run and stable Inquire Blacksmith
shop. Department OF Agriculture. Hyattts-
Vile, nd oC50-3t
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN
POULTRY RAISING7
II so call at our Office and see books
and information and look al what We Offer In
ACRE CHICKEN FARMS.
$50 COLORADO BUILDING,
C. MONSON. Mgr I4th and SITS. NV.
oC30-3t
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81 Down
H. % q
SACRED CONCEPT

81 Down. S. Per Month.
SACRED CONCERT
by the Minute Mems Band and the First
Regiment, u. n. c., AT Capitol Heights,
Sunday from I 10 3 D. IN.
IT'S Up To YOU TO
STOP PAYING RENT
BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
COME OUT TOMORROW AND
Buy A HOME AT CAPITOL HEIGHTS
LOTS $50 so, $40 $50, $50, $500
no IETERlIST-NO TAXES
High, Handsome, Healthy Shady, Beau
tiful. Crystal Spring Water
6 cts. Car Fare fSiK Tickets for % ctsl
Take III ST. Car Get on at 6lst st. N u
OFFICE on Property Glst 81 and East
Capitol ST. Land agent on Property
from a. m.. 10 Z b. m.
MAIN OFFICE. 5l2 r ST. NV.
81 Down. 81 Per Month.
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FOR sALE-FARMS.
SMALL FARMS

s,,itebla far POULTRY OR PIGEON Rails
TS-C fleve you looked into the pront you
can make Il not. ask Us for Information
l--ACRE TRACTS FOR $50
Terms. s. Monthly,
$50 COLORADO BUILDING,
--es ss 18th and q SIS, av--
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For sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALES. 50O-NEAR 10TH AND 0 SITS
A bargain. good, S-room and cellar brick
house. in excellent condition; lot 28xI00: side
and rear alley all rooms bright, Inspect
1t a. r. H0wENsTEIN co. 1914 r st.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-30

FOR SAIE-ONE OF THE BEST SECTIONS
of the H. E.-Two-stOry and concrete cellar
bay-WIudoW brick and brOWnstOnes rooms
ard bath. furnace heat, reuted Tor $3.50.
Can be inspected. Price, S.. $50.
It n r.. HOWESSTEIN CO, 1914 F st.
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FOR SALE-A wei built. substantial house.
six rooms and bath: GOOD yard and frame
stable stone and pressed brick front. near
7th 81 and Florida ave. s., 850i 500 cash;
balance as rent. SIS per month g. CARR,
504 18th 81. NV. oc-S-sL
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FOR SALE
81. 500-NEAR 10TH AND MASS. AVE. n. r.
a HOME built by the owner by days la
bors Al modern tTo-story hOuss-the kind
IL is hard 20 get in this sectioni rooms
porcelain bath large cellar No furnace.
This won't last long better see IL.
II H. r. HOW ENSTEIN co. 1914 + 81 nv.
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FOR sALE--S4 500-AS IDEAL HOME. WEST
OF 18th ST. BEST HOUSE ON THE
HEIGHTS Tor the money. others lust IKE
IL are selling for $500; IL has Z rooms,
large pantry, good closets. handsome tiled
bath double back porches1 good yard; eel
lar under entire house. The finish and
decorations are the best with nrst-class
cabinet manteIs ana fixtures. Terms ar
ls - ~ LrouENsrEIN % III ~ 81
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-30

FOR SALE OR RENT-Three desirable
frame houses on 18th o.. road, near Bright
wood and electric cars all modern Improve
meurs- also near the terminus or the
I4th 81 car line ana extension Of 18Th &C.
LOUIS j.. SHOEMAKER go Z e. NV.
ocZS-5t
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FOR sAI.E-I have a number OF desirable
and expensive houses FOR sale IN the North
west section can OF write 10 HENRY
WELLS, l4I0 &c" ST. NV. ocl5-u
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VIII buy a s-atory double bay window house
on COLUMBIA HEIGHTS FIRST floor IN
ished in ardWood-seieCt mHntelsi FIRST
floor Kitchen bedrooms. tiled BATH large
cellar. with laundry and steam heater, This
house is only hait block from cars and viii
improve IN value. VIII sell on easy terms
1t H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO. 11l4 + 81. NV
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FOR SALE OR RENr-HOUsEs.

NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
10 rooms. bath, stable, on Mass ave--S8 20
6 rooms bath. 0l an avenue. -.-,4.. 81, 90
8 rooms bath on 10th st.------.-..-.--} 81, go
Z rooms bath on East Capitol st--...s4. 90
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FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS ~
TIE MARION, STODDERT, THE
B. & O.. THE MAURY, AND
THE REGINA.
HANDSOMELY FUEN ISHED APART
MENTS IN THE PORTLAND.


Ohces. rn. / sV. cor nth and E NV. 81. %
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE
COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL
CLASSES OF PROPERTY.
As the above is only part Of the list Of prop
critics under our charge, We viii gladly fur
nish complete bulletins on application being
made at this once OF by mail.
THOS y. FISHER & CO. Inc.
Itla = 81 Nv adjoining the NeW willard.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-05
COMPETENT JUDGES.


Beauty Doctors Endsrse Herpieiae.
Women who make a business of bean.
tifying other women come pretty near
knowing what win bring about the best
results. Here are letters from two, con.
cerning HerpicIde: fIEFf8I 5IFl
Il can recommend Newbro's "Hsrpl.
eide" as II stopped my hair from falling
out; and. as q dressing It has no super
Tor.
"slgned.) Bertha A. TruiiinRer.
reig ats Complexion Specialist,
'296 Morrison st., Portland, Ore"
''After using one bottle Of 'Herpicide-
my hair has stopped falling out, and, my
scalp Is entirely free from dandrun.
"OSigned) Grace Dodge.
Beauty Doctor,
'1s6 Sixth St., Portland. Ore"
Sold by leading druggists. Send i0c. IN
stamps for sample 20 The Herpicide Co,
Detroit, Mich. l,l+H EE7 1fE
Eagle Drug Store Owl Drug Store
s61-s63 Bond st. $40 Com. st.
Astoria, Oregon.
7. r. LAURIN,. Proprietor.
i, Special Agent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-05
FOUGHT UMBRELLA DUEL.
Prominent Politician and Newspaper
Man Engage in Conflict

ST. Paul. Mlnn., June I. - Former
State Auditor Robert Dunn. now can
didate for the nomination Of governor
on the republican ticket, became In
volved in an umbrella duel with C. B
Cheney. political writer for Minne-
apolis paper. on one of the principal
streets here today.
Dunn belabored Cheney over the head
and received like treatment from his
antagonist until others interfered. The
quarrel was the result OF a bitter cam
paign. No blood was shed. but hats
were badly damaged.
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Worst Of All Experiences.

Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be your last?
Such was the experience Of Mrs. s. H.
Newson, Decatur, Ala. For three
years." she writes, Il endured insuffer-
able pain from Indigestion. stomach
and bowel trouble. Death seemed in
evitable when doctors and all remedies
failed. At length l was induced to try
Electric Bitters, and the result was
miraculous. improved at once, and
now I'm completely recovered" For
Liver. Kidney, Stomach and Bowel
troubles Electric Bitters is the only
medicine. Only SOC. It's guaranteed
by chas, Rogers, Druggist.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-06-05
BONDAGE WON HANDICAP.
Outsider Takes Great Sporting Event
at Harlem on Muddy Track.

Chicago. June Admirably ridden
by ], Mcintyre Bondage. held at to
/ In the betting. won the $4,000 Har-
lem National handicap from a field OF
fourteen high-class handicappers at
Harlem on muddy track. Time
2:063-5. The victory was secured In
the easiest sort OF manner with a mar
gin OF four lengths. Fonz Luea ran
second with more than length be-
tween him and Gregor X. who nm
ished third. In hard drive two
lengths behind the third horse came
the field. led by Horatlus.
Judge Hines. supposed to be the
king OF all mud horses In the west
finished far back In the ruck. beaten
of entirely.