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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-04
CRISIS REACHED
BY EQUITABLE
Assurance Society's Affairs Now Be
ing Investigated
ANOTHER INQUIRY COMING
STATEMENT GIVEN OUT BY
PRESIDENT ALEXANDER.

Al EW YORK. April 3.-Thc most i'm
IN portant development in the Equita-
BILE Life Assurance society's af-
fairs today was the announcement to-
night by Governor Higgins at Albany
and by President James W. Alexander
of the society in this city. that the
state superintendent of insurance.
Francis Hendricks. had begun an in
Vestigation of the cOmDany's affairs
This was followed by the introduce
ton i'm the state senate tonight of
resolution providing for q Legislative
investigation of the Equitable. The
resolution was presented by Senator
Bracket.
Mr.. Hendricks returned to Albany
last night after several days spent in
conference with those interested i'm
Equitable matters i'm this city. The
governors announcement came less
than twelve hours after the superin-
tendent had reached his Albany office,
and was followed by formal an
nouncement from Mr. Hendricks office
in this city tonight to the same effect,
Requested by Alexander.
This action by the state authorities
follows request made by Mr.. AleXan-
der to superintendent Hendricks by
letter Feb. p, and by Mr.. Hyde in
letter, announcement of which was
made last Saturday night.
In an authorized statement-the first
Mr.. Alexander has made since the state
superintendent was called into the con-
trOVersy-the president of the Equitable
says that the investigation by Mr.. Hen
bricks is now in progress.
It's result" he adds. will establish
the truth or falsity of many matters
which we are now being alleged on the
one hand and contrOverted on the 9TH
er"
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(AI ASHINGTON, April 3.-The per-
wv sonnet of the new isthmian canal
commission is as follows:
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LAST EDITION.
WEATHER FOR SALT LAKE-

Silver. 56c per ounce
Copper tcastingl. l4isc per 10.
Lead, in ore. $3.50; New YORK.
81 20.
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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
LEIGHTON.

Carrie Kranenburg has the ton!
siiitis. cfsJ =
Mrs. pothoyen is better ! this
writing.
REV. M Loucks was an ottumwa
passenger Saturday. ,
Grandma Van Bentum, OF PeiIa, viz.
tied relatives here Thursday. :
Mrs, Geo. voyce went TO Hamilton
Friday 10 Wit her son Ralph.
Miss Jennie Bleak Is visiting rela.
tiycs and friends at Orange City.
Agent sloan and son Jim were Des
MoInes business callers Wednesday.
The Ladies' Ala Society viii
meet al the home OF Mrs. E. 8. Frey
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ncttie Pothoyen, OF Pella,was
called by the Illness OF her sigterin-
law, Mrs. Pothoyen.
John yroom, who mas been at
Sheldon, Iowa, for the past four
months, returned Thursday
Mrs. J. Riggs, Of oskaioosa, visited
her daughters, Megdames Mao Cum
nsngham and Lizzie Phillips, Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. g. Walker Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted coryelI and Charley Cor.
yell were oskaloosa passengers on
Tuesday.
Mrs, Fleeceback returned 70 her
home IN Muscatine Monday after a
pleasant visit with her daughter. Mrs.
L. g. Howe.
Mr.. casgeIman, who has been
around tie world az a missionary,will
give q lecture on the Oriental World
on Monday night. Dec. 10, " tho Re
formed church. No Admission ZEE
will DO charged, but a collection will
Ibe taken. Everybody invited. y.
Dec. ~. Golden Fod.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

Mrs. Allie without and children
visited at the parental Doll home re-
Gently.
The Hanna Bros. are hauling corn
from near Rose Hill. J.. N. Allgood
IL hauling from w. H. Andrews
Chas. Bass and James Smith are
home from Chicago. Mr.. Bass ship.
ped cattle OF bis W feeding last
week.
There will be IN oyster supper al
the James Smith home Thursday,
Dec. 1G, ior the benefit OF Centenary
church.
4. FIanpa and wac are nome from
a visit with their daughters, Mrs. Ross
COwan, OF Abba, ana Mrs Albert
stringfcllow, OF F~rakeryille.
a ". France had his large barn
raised on Friday. II the weather II
good Mr.. France viii have the barn
ready tor the painters in q couple o.
weeks,
Mrs. James McLandsborough, Mrs
Mary and Eunicc Hanna, Mrs. J. N
AIIgood and daughter Lois and Mrs
10. ~. Hanna and son Bruce sDenI
Friday at the g. w. France home.
Tho many friends Of mas Bias,
and wife came In on them Saturday
evening and surprised L..em In goot
shape Oysters and all the trim
mings were served and q genera
good time was had.
Dec. ~. Pansy.
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wEsT

Deipha Mattox visited BeIya Roc
Sunday.
Mr.. Jones and wifs speht Sunday Al
Mr.. victor'E
Daniel Chord and wife spent Sun
day at Q. Chloride.
Jap Phillips and wife visited al
Mr.. Frecman's Sunday night.
Mrs. Bessie JOHNSON has been u
New sharon for q few days visit.
BolIle F0rree and daughter Ma,
spent Monday with Chas. Mattox.
The sick in this vicinity are Jobr
Grace and wife, Hazel Kirk, Haroic
Freeman.
Mr.. Roe and wife spent the ia,
Sunday With their daughter, Mrs.
Homer Dye.
George johnson has returned from
Colorado where no has been for ths
past few months,
Chas Whitm0re and wife UNA III
Tic son., Nj. Brantner and wife speni
tho evening AZ Mr. Chords recently
nobt. Wymore and ELAN Grace, d
Rose HilI, visited NJ George Kirki
Saturday night and AZ John Grace
on sunday.
We we're ia error an 10 the amour
taken In AZ tho box supper At Ma
haska Center. IL should have beef
$3.50 instead OF 800 a. reporte'
last week
Dec. ~. Center.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
MONROE.

Nathan Sayles called on John Pad.
gett and family Sunday.
Mint Bright and wife spent Sunday
with N. l. Moore and family.
Nathan sayles has been working
for Aaron HenByel tho past week.
Mrs. Mary say1es spent tho day
Tuesday with Mrs. Drank shafer.
Johnnie Hensyel, Of Richiand, spent
Sunday with Nathan sayles and fam.
lily.
Johnnie Hengyl is BpenIing a few
days with his sister MRS. Lena Tay.
Tor.
Frank Skaters brother from Monte
tezuma is here trapping and buying
fur.
Leo Henderson and cousin, Ken
meth henderson, called on Ralph
say1es Sunday.
Mrs. Dick Walters spent the day
Tuesday with Mrs. Byron Parr and
Mrs. Grace Moore.
Otis Taylor IL having some plaster
ing and repairing done 70 his house
and barn tHs week.
Protracted meeting commenced
Dec. 10 at tho Wymoro church with
o. II. Mcbride as pastor.
Geo. Henderson wife and daugh.
ters, Elsie, Ola and Uric, spent Bun
day at tho parental Tooro nome.
r. W. Denney started for Chicago
Sunday morning with three car load'
Of hogs. r. w. Is rushing things.
VIII Brown, Jr., and wife ars thc
proud parents Of a fne baby daugn
tor, born Dec, 4, 1905. Mother and
baby both doing well "
Frank Henderson and son Kenneth
are spending q few days at tho pa
rental Geo. henderson home. Mastei
Kenneth wa stay with his grandpar
ents and attena school this winter.
VIII Henderson and family spen
Friday night and saturday a. tho "a
rental Geo. Henderson home and ais
mt his brother Georges, and returned
10 his homo near Tioga Saturday
they expect 10 move 10 Missouri o.
Tuesday, az they have their cars o.
most loaded.
Dec. ~. Blue BelE
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

|nArtrw tpnea NJ Al. Almef Salavp
n w ~ Nj Ia alley, q WI Will
nepd asefuiaIyl trank Nuuier Trrhes
ufefl JennlnNa unafurd, senior bee
e0nt q. M Howell, inhior Deaeuftl
Ava Goddard, nenl0r Steward npfl
nona. sunlor steward. the Ufjevts
elected are al tonnH mtn ~ koou
character had unquoklloned ability,
~ which che order may veil .eel
proud.
The Eastern Star Lodge NO a0T,uI
flosO iIiiL, AZ their regular maaline on
saturday evening, Dec. y, elected ON
GERS for the ensuing year, ne followsi
Mira. NJ O. lass, w NJ. samuel Bundl
w. ri Mrs. Sam bond, Asst NJ Mrs
Ella TarRgarL Adahi Mrs. Joe CUrnh,
Ruth Mre. Jennie James, Esthcrl
Mira. Emma Howell, MarthaD Mrs. w,
A. Moore, Eiecta; s'rs. Grace Curfier,
Conductressj Mrs. Ida sOuter, Asst.
Cond.; Harley Currier, Secretary
Mrs. n. H. s~tringfellow, Treasurer
Mrs. M. M. Dickson, Warden 9. a.
Rowland, Sentinel; Almer James,
Chaplain. These officers are all well
known, with characters above 70.
preach. Should any OF them wayer,
tho chaplain will bring them into line.
Dec. IL. Nasty, Jr.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
hood Thursday.

The teacher ana pupils are plan.
ming for q Christmas tree and enter.
tainment 20 DO given at the school
house the Friday night before Christ,
mas.
A number Of Interested parties met
AZ tho graveyard one day last week
for the purpose Of surveying and stak,
Ing OF lots. They are prepared now
70 sell lots and give deeds for same.
The Dykstra, Hugcn, Vanderbilt
and Van Zce families all gathered in
at the John DcRo0 home last
Wednesday evening and surprised
them. They took refreshments and
spent an enjoyable evening.
Mrs. Earl johnson has been suffer
ing with o very sore arm. 6ho war
tightening the top on n fruit Jar
when IN some way the jar broke, the
glass cutting q deep cash In her arm.
Mrs. willis Pettitt was called u
town last week by tue serious illness
OF her mother,
Those who took advantage Of the
nice weather and went Visiting Bun,
day were; joe Butler and wife anC
Miss Bode AZ Frank Boston's; Mr.
and Mrs. q. H. pomcroy at Elmer
Balleys;Ed Bartlett and wife az Jacf
Heads; Opal Pcttitt with her aunt
Clara Pettitt, in ogkaioosa.
Dec. II. Enirp.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
CHILD IS FOUND
Had Mistaken Names and Gone to
the Wrong Place.

Because he had lost his little son,
George Kirk, a farmer living north
on town, created q sensation m the
streets Saturday by becoming hygter-
Ical and crying like an unstrung wom-
an. Kirk had sent his boy 70 the
Andy Conrad harness shop 10 get
warm while he attended to other
things. Late, upon going after the
lad, he found thai he had not been
seen at the shop.
The man in some ~unaccountable
way became completely unstrung and
after a short search for the LAD, broke
down and criea like a child, lost,
might do. He was taken 10 the jus
tice once where the trouble was dis-
covered and the officers went out 10
search for the boy, leaving the faith.
er, crying, behind.
Meantime, like Jimmie IN the Sun.
day papers, Floyd Kirk was having a
good time at the Andy Wymore home
on North A street. The Kinks mad
been former neighbors Of the wy.
mores and the boy understood his
father to send him there. He got
warmed up after his chilly rlae and
played around, having a most enjoy.
| able time, when 10 was finally discoy-
cred by the Wymores through a
neighbor that the boy was lost, and
FLOYD Kirk waS sent forth 70 find his
father, which he did. And the par
cnt went home q happy a
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
THE BERRY MEN.
Much Interest Manifested In Move.
ment to Organize.

The berry men Of Mahaska county
met Saturday as ACCORDING to alamo
continued work in the formation OF
tho county organization which 10
soon 10 be launched. The meeting
was attended more largely than a for
mer one, and matters were brought
to such a focus that & Is believed
that It will DO possible to complete
the organization at a meeting 10 be
he'll Saturday, Dec. "a. at IL o'clock
a. M. in the Farmers Club room az
the court house.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

with Hftytwo years experience, Of
.fers tho most absolute security 70 hIs
patrons Of getting the best results
possible from ophthaImle skiD Of the
present day. Prof. Arnold has a five
and q sIx.room house 10 rent. Call AZ
Office. by the way, PROF. ArnoIc
has the largest stock Of gold slasses
In Iowa, which he Will sell for VI reg
uIar price tili Jan. let. a flne Christ,
mas GIFT 10 q pair Of glasses fitted by
Prof. Wayne Arnold at half price.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

Miss Ethel RoSs visited at the y -,
AiIgood home last week
Mrs. 70. T. AiIgood visited AZ me J.
II. AfIgood home over sunday.
Eugene cheesman was out at tae
Ross AsIgood homo for q hunt.
Mr.. WIN Psdgett ana son Johnnie
.are home fran . visit " Hichland.
Mr.. s. NJ A1good apd 6sngttsi
LOIS spent Thursday &tc H. Hannas
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14

oscar Blair has moved out 70 mis-
farm. f.
IAbsn Johnson has q earbuncle on
his arm.
Dick and Ben Defiooi StRfted 70
school last Monday.
rev. Zendt was calling on tho mem
bers Of his church In this neighoor'
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-14
.PRoF. ARRoLDs REPUTATIoN
FOR FAIR AND REASON
ABLE PRICES

the perfection N
HE costly and mag
nlHeent appliances
for testing defective
eyes, his scientific
glasses, together
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FuR aALB-8 ACRES RIGHT AT sDEBURN
station. main line Southern railway, about half
hours ride from Washington: improved by franc
dwelling. 9 rooms: nns porches and shade; good
water and number ycang fruit trees; high eleva-
tion; possession at once. For price and terme
cali on or address JOHN d. N0RMoYLE. Real
Estate Agent, Alexandria, Va. oc26-3t
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER
will sacrifice Fine Residence on
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. Lot
I8x1oo to paved alley-substantial
front of Roman brick and brown
stone; 3-story, cellar under entire
house; II rooms, baths; fine hot
water heating plant; hardwood fin
ish; 4 rooms on first floor; 7 bed
rooms. We can sell this house for
what it would cost you to build one
like it.
Call at our Office for full particu-
lars.
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., Inc,
I4I4 F street NV.
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ron EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE = a CLEAR Residence
worth SIS 600 and equity worth 20, 500 for equity
In apartment house dwellings
ETONN q FAIRFAX, 1912 New YORK ava.
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FOR SALE
24o6 I4TH STREET
Viii be sacrificed to quick buyer.
Handsome stone front, full three
stories; nine rooms and bath. In
good condition. This house should
sell for So, 500. The lot is Is feet
front by IFS feet deep to wide alley.
This at $I.25 square foot, which is
so cents a foot less than similar
ground can be bought, would make
the lot worth $2,8I2.5o. Can you
build such house for $1,000? Hot
water heat would make thoroughly
modern, and such a system would
cost about $500.
THOS. ]. FISHER & co. Qnc.),
I4I4 F st. NV.
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FOR SALE
Washington Heights Homes.
Fine location overlooking the
new Connecticut Avenue Bridge and
Zoo Park, 1878 and II Baltimore
street; II large rooms; 3 baths !;
steam heat; large porches and por-
ticos; lot over FL feet wide; paved
alley in rear; gas and electric lights !;
beautiful decorations.
Look at these houses and make us
an offer.
THOS. J. FISHER & co. Qnc.),
1914 F st. NV.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR Ex-
CHANGES.
WHAT HAZE YOU TO TRADEf
We offer exceptionally good properties
New houses Columbia Heights-10 rooms: s
rooms. and win take smaller houses lots az
part payment.
New houses a, on n,, Columbia Heightsa1o rooms
story house near 14th, sc, 500. 4 12-rooua house.
baths. HoT-WATER HEAT, $500. Several
fine corners.
Desirable house near Dupont Cfrcle-10 rooms
HoT-WATER HEAT; So, $50. I2-room house.
baths. $I2, 500. Two new houses near Conn.,
ave. and s. $1o500.
10 PER CENT NET INVESTMENTS: New g.
Five 2-family houses; rents. $57; price to erect.
50, $50 new 4-story apartments; rent, 81. $50;
SMALL HOuSEs-ALL FREE AND CLEAR:
house on ST.. west Of 10th, 81, 800 s-room
house near E. Capitol st.. $4,000. broom house
near 14th ST., $1,000.
CLEAR LOTS IN ALL SECTIONS TO TRADE
FOR EQUITIES
FOR ExCHANGE-FoR GROUND. MUST BE
well located and suitable for building.
We offer the following desirable investment
properties: $l2,oOoi renting for 500; on u let
tered ST. NV.
9 new houses; rooms. bath. s4.J0o each; on
An equity OF $4,000 in new apartment
house. paying Is per cent; trust 1900, at ~.
Fine two family house: NV; rents $57 Each.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave. and 04-s06-S0s Ut.
RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS
80 Az equity Of 81. 500 in $4,000 house and
houses or good ground.
For $4,000 house nw-rwo small properties
valued at $4,000. Difference In cash.
IL. 1879 R. J. aysnue,Free and clear; cash prics.
A $4,000 dwelling; rents for 500: clear for
house northwest; pay cash difference.
An SIS. 900 house. clear; win take $4,000 house
and pay difference In cash.
TO I1th street.-The business property. would
take 5000 or 5000 house part payment.
STONE FAIRFAX.
Il. is4 :. New YORK ave-. and so4-soe-sos II.
no o.E FOB ,Sa LOTS
and 10Th Each 10 roomss i aot water" heat
Renting for $50. Price. each. 5000.
Two or five new 1o-room houses on ..wuh-
ington Heights" Hot-water heat. Each, $7,25a
Two or four new S-story houses In Mt. Pleas
ant. Each, $1,000.
Two or i've OF the best-loeafed two-fanhily
houses IN the northwest. Renting for $67
Price. 81, COO y llls -oaa 5sss
Two or i've two-family houses. Renting IT,
ga Svr EsSa; yS ;9 arz,s ~. -. *
family houses. located west Of 10th ct. Each
rents for SOS. Price Of each u 81, 500 WIN
suitable for subdivision.
STONE FAIRFAX.
lS42 New York ave. and 604-606-6o0 1t.
oc2S-zt 1s4s7-s
FOR ExCHANGE-i2 ACRES ON MASS AVE-
STONE & FAIRFAX. Is22 New York Az.
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FOR SALE
242 acres, miles from Washington, In Mary
land. Fronting Potomac river and large branch;
wharf place: rich Land. Improved by fine new
12-room. bath dwelling; hot and cold water,
sewer. cellar. front and rear porches; large bank
barn; house. carriage house; two tenant
houses; about 200 thrifty apple and pear trees
fine spring. Former owner asked $4,000 for
place. The head OF the family is dying from q
cancer and we have taken the farm In under tho
mortgage and sell 1t IL taken within ten
days for the low price of SIC, goo.
2TS acres, ~ hours drive from city Steam
station place. Fine land, well watered and
fenced. Improved by fine new I4-room, bath
dwelling. sewer. cellar wind MILL large bank
barn. All necessary outbuildings. Two tenant
houses: @ acres In orchard fronting on pike.
Price only $50 per acre.
100 acres In Montgomery county, mile from
steam and electric cars. IS under eultf-
Walton. balance timber and wood. Fine 10room
dwelling. Large 3-acre grove. All necessary out
buildings Tenant house. Price. 800.
acres in Montgomery county, near corners
Nice Groom house. All necessary outbuildngs Q
acres I'm all kinds OF fruit. VIII sell for 50 COO
acres, all timber, high and healthy, $160
JOSEPH X. ATKINSON.
oc26-tf 1411 st. NV.
FOR RENT-FARM OF ITO ACRES, WITH TWO
houses and barn. suitable for dairy purposes, ON
Falls Church road, Virginia, four miles from
Georgetown Apply Room q, Az 9Th st. NV,
Washington. ID. e oc14-s1awAts
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FOR SAIB OR EXCHANGE - 100 ACRES 9
miles north city, Montgomery Co.; 10 room house,
barn, &c: nice location; springs Of finest water.
Address OWENEsR j., Star Office. It,
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GARRETT PARK.
To close an estate: 9room house. with an mod
efn improvements. Lot 100 b. 200. Splendi1
oc28-3t Colerado bldg.
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Lots on Conn. ave. extended
50 feet front
100 to 16O. feet deep.
High situation.
Close to car2.
Single fare.
Good water.
All city couvenfences
Price $3.50 to $3.50 each.
H. NJ. MARTIN.
II 174l Pa. ave. NV.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN
In
KENSINGTON PROPERTY.

One OF the most attractive properties IN this
town to be cold without regard to previous cost.
The owner. having removed from Kenstngton. has
authorized ~ 70 dispose Of his property ct
heavy loss to him.
House contains lsrgs rooms. with an modern
improyements; large Srounds, covered with shade
and ahrubhery: rich garden spot. Ths house u
supplied with Water fram deep bored well. 1he
house II one Of the very best constructed In thts
eocttou cf tbs statss every stick Of timber was
putchAsad By the owner himself.
TERnELL LrTTI1
40o-0J COLORADO BLDG.
oc26St HATH & G 6M NV.
ron sALE-SPHCfAL BARGAIN AT aARRBfI
Park; ens Of The most attractive homes IN this
beautiful town can b boasht at . very low
price: houss and grounds q thorough condition.
THHHHLL LITTLB,
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2ss-A FINE FRUIT FARM AT DISTRICT LINE;
full elevation: stable outbuildings splendid fruit;
$1,000. Also tenaere tracts. $40 per acre.
4o65-31o acres. adjoining property Great Falls
Co.; springs and strenmsi 90 acres woods; fields;
aeaied sfabs for
subdivision into villa sites aud acreage tracts; to
close estate $50 per acre; worth $10o.
4oa7-Don't let this chance slip; lot acres near
sta GO to city, wsr s . aS fruit usk 90
house; large new barn; chicken house, &C.; 81 100
15-one Of the prettiest homes In Prince George
Co.; ga acres land; Or. house. barn. chicken
house bsaufgl shade ,o man n elevation an
Easy terms, same as rent.
Snug little home at Congress Heights; neat cot
tage, chicken house, &c. close to cars; ST.
SOME CHEAP FARMS.
rs acres: 60 timber; house and ontbuldings; $3.50.
20 a.: 3acre orchard; Tor. h.; stable. &C.; q 900
40 a.. fine woodland; house, stable &C.; 81 $50.
Ill a.; 40 timber; fruit, dwg.. outbldgs: 81 900
1as a.; house; outbulidings: IS a. wood; 81, 100.
I02 a.; house; Outhuildings; good timber; $500.
We have over q GOO fine properties and can meet
all requirements. Bargain prices and easy terms
1t THE SOULE co. lInc.l. $50 La. ave.
FOR SALE
ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE coRNHB
PROPERTIES IN PETwORTH. HOUSE CON-
TAINS EIGHT LARGB ROOMS AND BATH:
FIRST FLOOR FINISHED IN GOLDEN OAK,
TILED BATH ROOM; CONCRETE CELLAR;
LARGE ATTIC: WIDE vERANDA AND LARGE
GROUND6
FOB SALE Oh ExCHANaE-
s.4a .as .is Sss. q css:. 1e: s:
oeasa, TERRELL Z t,, L,rgsT s,a..
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DENTISTRY.

oRTHODoNTIA ePECIALIST7JOHN WARNER
KEYES, D.AD. lHaryard University Dental
School, 1871, straightens crooked teeth: m 10
SPIN. DENTAL OFFICE. 16o2 st. Telephone.
oc15-30tsA
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING,
NO pain; feel. act and last longer than natural
ing. DR. ]. L WILSON. 12Os Ut. NV oc8 s0ts
MRS. a. FREYER. DDS,
LATE OF UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS.
Varticular with ladies' and children, who Do ne1
IKE to be hurt
20 1StA * NV. sPhooe Main 3oG3.
ec5-sot.e
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FOR SALE-LOTS. LOTS LOTS.
IN ALL SECTIONS
YOU'LL SAVE TIME AND MONEY
BY GETTING OUR LIST.
IN THE FASHIONABLE SECTIONS.
ON COLUMBIA AND WASHINGTON HEIGHTB.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 500 and sos st. NV.
my17-t
FOR SALE-CAIL FOR OUR LIST OF LOTS
BUILDING LOTS FOR BUILDERS AND HOME
BUILDERS: SPECULATIVE GROUND.
CALI. FOR LIST.
n012-f MOORE & HILL Qne.l, TIT 14th Ut. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-28

LOTS IN MAP1D1iROWING SUBDIVISION.
10, large houses in SIX meuths and more being
contracted for IN II. n Martins Additions,
Chevy Chase, HID.
high point: open and pretty view; close to
cars singie fare; good water; beautiful location;
Distrtct school1; refined neighborhood-in fact,
al one desires In suburban home.
LOTH GOx130 10 leo FEET.
PRIOEN $3.50 TO $3.50 EACH,
On easy terms good discount for cash Gall
and avail yourself Of this opportunity to set .
lot for a home og Investment
H. n MARTIN.
1t 1741 Pa. ave NV.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-17
Boys Suits
CHAMPION SALE
$500 values, at ............$1.50

Linoleum and 0iIcIoth
CHAMPION SALE
Per So. I'd.
1000 yards of any 75c Linoleum
choice. ......:... ........ SOC
500 yards soc Oil Cloth, choice 33c
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-11-17
Ladies' Corsets
CHAMPION SALE
Dinner Sets
CHAMPION SALE

New $500 100-piece set, just in,
choice of any for. $1,000
Too Big Values to Last Long
Best $500 White and Gold Dinner
Set, $1,000