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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-28
WALDO.
PALERMO CENTER.

Mrs. w. 3. Howard went to Gardner
last week to get her boarders who came
from Boston.
w. w. Turner. who has been away fol
nearly two weeks returned home, Sat
urday. ..-..
Messrs. Howard and Handy OF
Sonlerville. Mass. have purchased and
cut the hay on the Freeman Turner
farm.
Watson Turner and family passed
Sunday at the home of NJ. Turner's
parents. Mr. and Mrs j. Wesley Tur-
ner. .-.:
Bert Bradstreet. who has been at
Liberty for several days, has returned
home.
1t is believed w. B. Howard has
broken the record for early cucumbers.
in this vicinity. as he recently picked
some fair sized ones from his garden.
Walter Young of Liberty, is at work
for Bert Bradstreet.
Miss Emily Fish of Waterville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur Tyler. :.
Mrs. Lottie Turner passed a few
days last week, in East jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Pinkham have
returned to Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Betsy Dinsmore, who has been
quite ill, is somewhat. improved.
MORRILL,.
Andrew j. Woodbury. has recently
purchased what is commonly known
as the Collins place of Mrs. Allie Rich
ards. Mrs. Richards is planning to
move to Thomaston.
f. A. Greer. Esq. of Belfast visited
his brother at the old homestead last
week
Sam Parsons of West Searsmont is
haying for Andrew Woodbury..
Harry Jordan of Montvllc is at work
for Oscar A. Shbles.
Oscar Boynton is getting out the lum-
Der to build a store
TROY.
Charles Gannett has rented the B..
F.. Harding house at Troy Corner and
is to clerk for w. 3. Ferguson in his
new grocery store.
Clifford Lamb is at home for a
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Batchelder of Oakland, and
Mrs. Howard of BrocktOn, Mass. are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Abner Green.
Miss Barrows of Camden, is visiting
her cousin, Martha Monroe.
Miss Azubah Myrick went to Old
Orchard. Thursday, to work at a sum-
mer hotel.
Erdene Pierce is in Gloucester with
her parents. for a few weeks.
Miss Rowena CIarey was i'm town for
a few days, last week. She expects to
return later in the season for a longer
| stay.
Charles f. Longley of Worcester.
| Mass, recently sent his father-in law.
l.. 3. Harding, a fine Boston bull ter
| rier pup.
Mrs. I. NJ. Knowles and Mrs r., T..
Stone took "a trip to Waterville, Sat
urday.
George Woods is one of our most
| progressive and active farmers. He
| carried the first potatoes and string
| beans of the season into Pittsfield
Monday.
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KENNEBEC
NORTH WINDSOR,

Mrs. Hannah Pierce is visiting hel
brother, Henry Cranes of Vienna.
Mrs. Llewellyn Pierce of Connecticut
is visiting her relatives, Mrs. Veranus
Pierce and family.
Mrs. George T. Pierce was recently
elected superintendent of the Baptist
Sunday school.
Mrs. McCausland of Augusta, is the
guest of Mrs. Elbridge Caswell.
Orrin True of Augusta, was at home
over the Sabbath. .. WI.
| Allie Stewart, who is haying for Orvil
Nelson, at South Vassalboro, was at
home, Monday.
Ruel Norris and Freeman Thorne are
haying for Robert Barton.
Monthly Covenant meeting at the
Baptist church at $50 A. NJ, sharp,
Sunday.
All are glad to learn that Henry Da-
Wis is able to be out a little.
a Sunday school was organized at
the Coleman district, July IS. and an
other at Weeks Mills, July 20.
Matte Morrill, of Chelsea, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Eben Hallowen.
SOUTH WINDSOR.
W. Z. Overlook of Washington. home
missionary and Sunday school worker.
was present at the NJ f. church. Sunday.
After the Sunday school exercises. Mr..
Overlook addressed the school on Sunday
school work. which was very much appre-
ei E,b d.; In the afternoon. he held a
companicd by Mrs. Overlook. a valuable
co-worker, and their songs of praise So
heartily sung were very much enjoyed
and all would be pleased to welcome them
again.
J. e. Devine of Augusta. and his family
recently passed about two weeks in this
place. Mrs Devine is the great grand
daughter OF James Wingate. who was a
prominent citizen here and large land
owner. Before settling in Windsor he re-
sided in Portland. and at one time was
postmaster there. James Wingate of the
third generation is the only descendant
now living in town.
Major G. p. Magee of New York. is at
Samuel CookSonS to pass Il part of the
summer: also Mrs. Allen and Miss Rogers
sisters of Mrs. Cookson.
Mrs. J. f. Maloney has recently return
ed from Waltham. Mass, where she visit
ed relatives.
CHELSEA.
The meetings in NJ E. chapel in town
will hereafter begin at p. IN. with
Sunday school right after.
w. NJ. Hemenway has purchased Il
talking machine for concerts.
w. Morgan of Randolph. was the
guest of friends in town. Sunday.
Miss Tina Dorr of Gardiner, passed
Sunday, at The home OF her father, NJ.
L. Dor-.
H. R. Hayes and friend, were the
guests of his father, Sunday.
Mrs. r. T. Fisher and Mrs. G. *.
Could are in Augusta, for a short visit,
/ to o. +. Farnham.
| Harry Cove of Augusta, has been on a
visit at M. l.. Dorr, his wife's father,
| last week.
J. A. Haynes and a friend from Cap
itol Island. were calling on friends in
town, Monday.
| AL Paterson of Augusta, and family.
were the guests of Mrs. y. NJ. Hemen-
way, Sunday.
| LITCHFIELD.
| Frank Hall of AttleborO. IS visiting
his grandfather, Chas. Hall.
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knight arrived
from New York. Monday.
| Miss Helen Mitchell is visiting at NJ.
| Ii. DuStin'S.
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Family Reunions.

The annual reunion Of the National as
ISOLATION Of the Bracket family will be
held at Peaks Island. Thursday, Aug H.
The fifth annual reunion of the Lassell
and Sweetland families will be held at
the home of Mathew Lassell in Searsport
on Thursday, Aug. "a. If stormy Thurs
day, then first fair day.
The 18th annual reunion of the Shibles
family will be held Aug. II. at Penobscot
View Grange hall at Glenc0ve; picnic din
ner. - -ta a
be held on Friday, Aug. Is at the Penob.
scot Grange Hall, Gleneove. All con-
nected with the Hewett family are ex.
pec4ed to be present
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The Subordinate GRANGE.

The subordinate grange is the basic
stone of our Order. and without It we
Guant of New Jersey 1t is the strong
link in the chain that binds the great
farmers organization together from ocean
to ocean. The influence and usefulness OF
the Pomona, state and national oranges
depend upon good work done by our sub
ordinate. 1t behooves us as Patrons to
look we'll to the great superstructure upon
which the order rests. Let each be 3.
heart can be cultured. the vision be
broadened and life made worth living.
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TRACK AND STABLE.

Allie Pinkham of Newburgh sold a
promising black colt to George Emerson
of Bangor the past week.
Will Miller of Auburn recently sold a
handsome housekeeping horse with fine
turn of speed to David Talbot of Boston.
The pacing king Dan Patch. l.56 gets
his first standard performer IN SAILOR
2.i7Ii. winner in the Gas Belt circuit
last week. a
]. Ardine Blake of Pennington has
sold his span of gentlemen's driyins
horses to Rines Bros. of Portland. 1t Is
understood he got a fancy figure 1oi
them.
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''KENNEBEC'
NORTH PlTTSTON.

Mrs Margaret Adams of Boston,
came on Tuesdays steamer and will be
the guest Of her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Joseph Kenny. for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sparrow are re-
ceiving congratulations over the birth
of a fine boy, weighing liz pounds.
Miss Nellie Grant entertained Miss
Cora kes of Bucksport, over Sunday.
Miss Enza Green returned Saturday,
from II two weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Lillian Grant, of Rumford Falls.
Miss Belle Clark of Farmingdale.
was a visitor at S. A. Jewett's, the first
of the week.
w. 4. Jewett is doing quite a bust
ness hauling blueberries and raspber-
1ieS from Whitefield Plains to the cities
Of Augusta, Hal1owell and Gardiner.
He has large loads every trip.
II. F. Grant having finished his hay
ing at home and on the William Green
farm. IS now assisting II. NJ. Clark of
East Chelsea. who has quite a large
area to cut over Clarence COrton is al
So working for him.
MONMOUTH.
Instead of the regular meeting the
q X. Norris w II. G. of Monmouth
will have a field day, at Mr.. Henry Gil
mans pavilion on the shore Of Cochne-
wagan lake. Tuesday, p. NJ. August list.
An interesting program is being pre-
picnic supper.
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MON MOUTH.
THE GRANGE.
Pomona Grange Calendar.

Aug. 11-Waldo Pomona, Knox
Aug. 12-Knox Pomona. Gushing.
Aug. 15-Iincoln Pomona. Wiscasset.
Aug. 17-York Pomona. Saco.
Aug. 22|Kennebec Pomona, Branch
Mills.
Aug 3-Sagadahoc Pomona. Richmond.
Sept. Wv. Penobscot Pomona, Alton.
Sept. 5-Hancock Pomona. Bucksport
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tuition, Miss n c. BurIeigh. Miss Grace r.
Berry, Mrs Z. II. Osgood. The honorary
members are: Mrs. Mary Lyon (Damej
Hall, Mrs Mary futile Bourbon. Pres.
Mary Emma Woolley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-07-28

sand. Besides his berry beds Mr. Drisko
has large tract of land planted with DO
tatoes beans and garden vegetables
winch show the care and attention which
he bcstows upon them.
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PALERMO,

Most of our farmers have commenced
haying, and crops are making phe-
nomenal strides.
r. J.. Bailey. is harvestingsthe hay ON
the, Ambrose Hanson " farm. Ere l
Morang is working cor'him. ..., ......
\ Albert Ludwick, let Saturday for
New London. Conn, where he will re-
sumo his position Us private attendant
IN the Insane Hospital there
Mrs. Agnesi' Richards visited her
mother. Mrs. Susan Ludwick, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A Sylvester or
Liberty, recently called on Mrs. Susan
Ludwick. ~.
Misses Mildred Edwards and Hazel
Towle of Liberty. spent Friday evening
with Miss Olive Tobey.
SEARSMoNT.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lane of this town
and Rev. +. Judson Hatch of Montville
visited at Oscar Goodgin's. Saturday
The potato bugs appear to be more
active this year than ever. Moses
Fowler recently purchased a spraver
ana Is having = rushing business in
MS immediate neighbOrhood.
Master Esten +. Stewart of Brockton
Mass, is spending the summer with
ms grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Job,
Lane.
MONTVILLE.
Mrs. Frank Luce has four boarde,.s
Mrs. Lord and three sons from lowell
Mass. "'h'
Mrs. Austin Wing and her four chill
oren are visiting her parents at Hail
dale.
Raspberry parties are the order of
the Day now. 1t is a common occurre,c,,
ZOE 2 woman to go out and in two
hours time to pick from eight to ten
quarts. 'ei'
mr.. Ed. Marden and family Of Fair
Held are visiting Mrs. Marden,s notbor
Mrs. E. j. Drawn.
Harrison Wallace of Morrill, a former
resident OF this town was calling unon
MS Irlends and former townsmen ono
uay recently, Mr.. Wallace is s5 ye.rs
., age and was driving a twenty years
ola cold(D as he calls him, Mr.. Wallace
says ne is not old enough to he shod
ne never had shoe on nor a. buttrass
vi rasp applied to the horse,s foot
ine most grain the horse ever ate in
one whole year was four quarts If
corn. H""i 70 VI
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NORTH PALERMO.

were very interesting services at
tne methodist house. Friday evening
Conducted by Rev. S. w. Brooks of Pom.
aqoid' who with his wife and child have
peen away on a short vacation and naesod
lew days at Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Bowler :
on their return home.
H1lman CrOmmett, mail carrior ~, ,.o,,.
NO. 2. had the misfortune to ,osn ana ~
ms good horses. While Making The trim,
saturday, the horse wass;taken Suddenly
SICK and died in a few minutes.
Lena. Stephen and Lucille -(ilarl, ba,
peeh very SICK, with the measles but all
are now convalescent. !"b "a
MRS Chas Arnold and May Hatch call
ed on friends at the BraItch, Saturday.
Z. T.. Carr and r. F. Rowe have finished
cutting the hay on John Blacks place.
Mrs. Horace Black received word that
her mother. Mrs. Bachelor, who has been
some time in Philadelphia, will return
home this week
M. j. Nelson lost one of his work horses
last week.
we have just received the sad intelIi-
serce that Miss Ella Dove of the Branch
Mills died suddenly, Monday morning of
heart disease
BELMONT.
Mr. Geo. il. Wilkins had quite a fracas
with Il calf d short time ago and fractured
ms RIBS. He is gaining slowly.
Robe Alexander got hurt quite serious
~. Thursday. while embarrassing his
morse from a hay rake. The animal be-
came frightened at something and jumped
severely injuring Mr.. Alexander's head
and back
Mrs. Alpheus A. Cobb was taken sud-
denly i'll. last Friday. Her daughter from
Belfast is with her.
CENTER MoNTVILLE.
John l.. Bean has bought of r. w. How
ard. the farm once occupied by Alonzo
Poland.
r. w. Howard has bought Geo. w.
Choates farm.
Il Il. Bean has purchased the farm
owned by Mrs w. c. Bowen and known
as the Alfred Crockett place
Mrs. Eliza F. Bean, who was taken sud
denly i'll. July 21st, at Halldale was able
to return home two days later.
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Frank Hall of Attleboro. IS visitin:
his grandfather, ChaS. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knight, arrived
from New York, Monday.
Miss Helen Mitchell is visiting at NJ
Ii. DuStinS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Coumbia.-Jennie X. Wiloughby, complainant,
agt. Edgewood Syndicate ct al, defendants.-Equity
No. 24343The object of this suit is to obtain the
partition, by SALE among the parties to this
OF block two t2), in Catherine Chase and others
subdivision OF part Of tract Of land called Me-
tropolis View" called 'EdgewoOd," the
same appears OF record in the office Of the
yeyor OF the District of Columbia, in County Book
No. T. page IS On motion Of the complainant, IL
is this 18th day OF February, A. D.. 1905 ordered
that the defendants, Frank NJ. Green, T.. F. Co.
nant Frederick o. Fish. j. NJ Hawley, Caroline
c. Hawley and G. c. Jones. cause their appearance
to be entered herein before the fortieth day,
after the day OF the first publication of this order
otherwise the cause Will be proceeded with in
case of default said publication TO be IN the WASH
ington Law Reporter and The Evening Star
week for three successive weeks. THOS. II. AN
DERSON, Justice. true copy. Test: JOHN X.
YOUNG, Clerk. BY f. E. CUNNINGHAM. Asst.
Clerk. felS-1aw-3t
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sEAsHORE REAL ESTATE, N.
Somers Point, \. 7.

Somers Point, \.
IS down. 50 monthly.
OF ALL THE JERSEY COAST RESORTS the
spot most favored by nature; elevated far above
the neighboring resorts. ii is always cool and com
Portable; no bordering lowlands meadows, but
is surrounded instead by weet-scentcd health Civ
ing pines; almost encircled by ocean. bay and two
rivers, il has long been noted as the best fishing
ground the coast for bluefisb, bake, founders,
sheepshead swapping mackerel, porges, rock and
all the other desirable inhabitants of North Allan
tic waters: added to this the pleasures Of crab
bling fresh water fishing and hunting; bathing ex-
ceptonally fine and safe; more delightful climate
doe sn' t exist; the ideal spot-winter summer-for
a home; have lots for sale in the heart of the
c.ty-within 3 minutes of the railroads trolleys
and steamboats, SHAT make Somers Point easily
cessible to any point of the globe; same railroad
fare Atlantic City; other people have made mil
lions in seashore property; here's YOUR chance;
lots 25x14O feet. $50 to $50: title fully insured.
Write for map and booklet. D0BBS & FRAZIER,
62S Bailey building, Philadelphia, Pa. 1t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
on EASY TERMS.
Dairy. stock fruit and poultry farms and tim
Der tracts, houses and lots, steam and cleo
trio cars and Washington D. c.. farms
from $3.50 per acre up; building lots from S35
up; houses and lots from $3.50 up; good kind land
and plenty of pure water; very healthy.
1t will pay you to send for ca dialogue before
You buy. If you have any property for sale list
1t with me- no charge unless | make sale
J. f. HERMAN,
Phone connection. f Fairfax, Va.
fe11-26t'13
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) POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
E. S. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE.

In effect December "a, 1904.
Str. HARRY RANDALL. Mondays and Wednes-
days at 400 pm. for Colonial Beach. Colton's,
Bushwood. Rock Point. Curriomen. Nomini and In
termedate landings river. Saturdays at 1900
a M for above landings, including Wirt's. On
Mondays trip, landings In Lower Machodoc, and
Thursday up touching at Wirt's.
STR ESTELLE RANDALL. FOR GLYM0NT AND
intermediate landings at a. M. daily, except
SUNDAY. Returning about p.m. de30-tf
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FARMS.

FOR SALE
27S acres. miles from Washington; fine SOIL
never-fai.ing stream; an ideal place for dairy
and truck farm or gentlemans country home,
new. handsome well-built, 14-room dwelling
with hot and cold water on each floor: excellent
well OF water; windmill and all necessary out
buildings: acres In orchard; store church,
school and blacksmths shop within three fourths
mile. We are authorized to sell the property at
the low figure of $50 per acre.
35-acre truck and poultry farm; Groom dwell
ing; outbuildings; orchard; good spring: 10 min
utes from electric cars: reduced to 81 800.
100 acres. one mile from steam and cleo
tric cars being laid across property; 10 room
dwelling, cellar furnace; 4room tenant house,
all necessary outbuldngs; spring water in
house; 1000 thrifty fruit trees: 20 acres cleared
balance In timber This property is worth
$4,000. If taken within thirty days can sell for
Just half price.
275 acres. three fourths mile from station; fine
house, barn, etc: orchards; small fruits; worth
81. 500; reduced to S., 200 cash.
225 acres, mile and half from city of 1850
inhabitants: fine improvements; owner sails for
Europe next month. and we can sell this place
for 5000.
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO. -Qnc),
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance.
fe25-tf 1411 G ST. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-sUBuRBAN HOMES.
TAkOMA PARK
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME.
Nine rooms. with all modern improvements.
$4,000 square feet Of ground. Beautiful shade
A country home with city convenences. Price.
g. 900; terms TO suit.
NORTH TAKoMA.
MOST DESIRABLE COUNTRY HOME.
Convenient to both electric and steam cars
modern 11-room house with large lot. Beau
tifu shade. friee. 5000.
ALSO DESIRABLE SIX-ROoM HOUSE.
ss'soo. acre '' 'ano' ." Tacoma ave- ''
NEAR woODSIDE MD. on THE COLES
WILLIE TURNPIKE
Convenient to both electric and steam cars.
four and half acres of ground. improved by
well-built 16-room house; all modern improve
ments. Beautiful shade and fruit trees. Price,
IS, 500.
ADJOINING WOODBRIDGE.
ON NORTH SIDE OF THE COIUMBiA TURS-
PIKE, NEAR CITY AND SUBURBAN ELEC-
TRIO RAILROAD.
Dwelling house; contains rooms and bath
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME.
For price, terms and permit to inspect. apply
Jv.N. HUYCK,
mh4-3t 1898 Pa. ave. NV.
FOR sALE-NO CASH; NO INTEREST; JUST
fine porch; rooms. Room g. 6l2 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE-KENSINGTON.
Groom house. thorough repair; city con-
veniences; water supplied by windmill from
tesan well; house surrounded by beautiful shade
trees; large garden and chicken yard; price very
TERRELL. & LITTLE.
mh4-3t Colorado building. 14th and st. NV.
FOR sALE-KENsINGToN HEIGHTS
Fifteen minutes walk from the station new
house: furnace heat; furnished with all modern
conveniences: two acIes Of ground: beautifully
located; eau be bought at very low price una
on monthly payments.
mh4-3t Colorado building. 14th and G st. NV
FOR SALE-KENSINGToN
handsome S-room cottage: beautifully deco
rated; all modern conveniences; large grounds;
TERRELL & LITTLE.
mh4-3t Colorado building. 14th and st.
TERRELL & LITTLE.
sUHURBAN PROPERTY A SPECIALITY.
cry county. Maryland ranging in size from 30
acres to 1000
Colorado Building
mh4-3t 14th and G SITS NV.
FOR SALE-TAKOMA PARKS ATTRACTIVE
water, sewer and gas; large grounds; prices very
low VIII be sold on easy monthly payments
TERRELL & LITTLE.
mh4-3t Colorado building, 14th and G st. NV
Glen Station--1o -acre farm; large, Broom house
with all modern convenlences; barn and out
buildings.
TERRELL & LITTLE.
Colorado building
mh4-3t 14th and G. SITS nv
FOR SALE
BARGAINS N SUBURBAN HOMES
AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY.
On car line; one fare; convenient to schools,
churches and stores.
EXCELLENT WATER; ABUNDANT SHADE.
KING & MILBURN
Phone NJ. 1902. 1410 G ST. NV. Games bldg).
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY MY SPECIALITY
farms timber mills. hotels. stores industrials
buy and sell; Exclusively high class Buyers
and owners call. GRANT PARISH, 1929 n. Y.
ave. NV. 1elS-26t'4
FOR SALE-A LARGE HOUSE. STABLE. &C,
and from 10 TO 20 acres of land. y BARGAIN
IL sold at Situated near Relay station, B..
Il O. Il. r. j. VI. STOWE,
mh1-6t PIP Oak St, Baltimore Md.
FOR SALE-SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE AND
attractive country homes near the city, and few
colonial estates in southern and eastern Virginia.
Address ISAAC II. SAUNDERS, Manager, 1907
st. n mhl-
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FOR SALE-STABLES.

FOR sALE-GooD STABLE. RENTING FOR s.
per month. to responsible tenant. A good invest
ment for quick buyer. Special, $3.50. THE MIL
LER-SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE CO.. Inc,
1924 32d fed
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FOR SALE-ONIY FEW LEFT OF THESE REL
brick houses, containing six rooms and
tiled bath. porcelain tub, large cellar,
furnace heat, good yard. with paved
alley. electric gas Lighting cabinet
tells. The first floor finished in hard
wood; second floor woodwork is oiled,
and have nice two-story porch In the
rear. No. 1O17 Fla. is open
all day and Sunday, in charge OF one
Of representatives. who will be glad
to show them to you.
These houses cheap for the kind in
this location AT So. 100. They can be
bought for $3.50 cash. and amount
each month that viii not be more than
the
Il. F. SAUL CO.
1t It'll AND l. SITS.
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FOR SAILOR EXCHANGE
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
NEAR THE CITY
Nearly five acres OF land. with good dwelhnS
house, containing 10 rooms, bath room and cellar
also stable carriage house and other convenient
outbuldngs
The land Is highly improved; fine shade trees;
beautiful brook spring and fish pool; also well OF
delicious water.
L,cation Is In Maryland excellent turnpike
road; 100 feet beyond the District line; 70 min
utes' drive from the city to electric cars tone
fare) and to station Is. & o. X. r.
For price, terms and permit to inspect ms
property apply 10
mh4.3t j. V n HUYCK. 1905 Pa. ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

FOR SALE-BY OWNER LARGE FLAT BUILD
ing, facing on three streets, in fine renting Sec
tion. Address Box 1870. Star office. mh3-2ts
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING:
NO pain; feel. act and last longer than natural
teeth; shrunken faces made normal; painless
Milling. DR.. ]. L. WILSON. 1908 st. NV.
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FOE SALE
Just completed, two magnifcently con-
structed semi de ached houses, wide
fronts and large rooms.
FIRST FLOOR has hall, parlor, dining
room library, kitchen and buffers
pantry.
SECOND FLOOR has four large sleep
Ing rooms and bath.
THIRD FLOOR has servants room and
House handsomely decorated through
out; has expensive gas fixtures and man
tells of the latest design; servants stair
way; steam heat double flooring; wide
verandas: slate roof.
Can be bought very cheap and on easy
terms.
TERRELL. & LITTLE,
mh4-3t Colorado building.