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BuckrOe Beach Hotel, Va

(Near Old Point Comfort Chesapeake Bay).
SEASON OPENS MAY o.
Boating. Bathing, Fishing Dancing, Theater and
all amusements Of a seaside resort. Hotel equipped
with all modern conveniences. Electric car service
to all points. For rates and information address
G. w. REX. Buckroe Beach. Hampton. Va.
my1. 6Ot.lO
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was turned down. Mr.. Cleveland IS not q
rich man. although he is comfortably sit
uated- His yearly income Is said by those
who profess to know to be in the neigh
borhood of $4,000. which Is supplemented
by returns from his literary productions.
an amount not In excess of 5000.
Some of his best friends regret that he
has allied himself to the Ryan reorganiZa-
ton syndicate in the matter and given the
indorsement OF his great name to the deal.
Mr. Cleveland's action however. may
wisdom. although at the moment there is a
divergence OF opinion on that point.
Advances to Agents.
The new management of the Equitable
may be confronted with a revolt on the part
OF Its corps of agents to whom II has ad-
vanced 100000 or Whereabouts on busi-
ness obtained by them. these advances COW
ering large part of commissions for many
years ahead. A majority of the agents are
working tooth and toe nail for a continual
ton or the old policy. 1t Is just barely pos
sible that the Ryan control may Set It's face
resolutely against this proposition and risk
the loss OF a considerable percentage OF the
100000 rather than submit to the further
demands Of Its agents Mr.. Ryan is known
to have strong prejudices against dictation
by subordinates and he may grimly take
the bull by the horns and tell the dissatis-
fled agents to go to-
1t is not strange that the people in and
about Wall street should be deeply inter-
ested in the situation growing out of the
Equitable scandal The row had spread
over the entire district and nearly every
body of Importance was being drawn into
the ENHANCEMENT in some way or other.
Hence, the Ryan coup was commonly re-
garded in the street being possibly not
only solution OF the insurance middle,
but strategic and practical restoration OF
public confidence and excuse for for
getting the nasty ructfon. II the people
dfrectlV connected with the deal hone
full for its success act In good faith and
entire frankness lasting good will result
and the business morals OF the community
VIII be greatly and needfully improved.
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Virginia and Beach.
Atlantic City. n. J.
Delightful location; -ooms en- suite, with phone,
private hot and cold sea water baths sun parlors;
dies Re Boue orchestra; special spring rates. 81 50
per day and up $12. so weekly and up; capacity.
roo Coach meets trains. Write for 1905 booklet.
CHESHIRE MITCHELL.
ja2S-l56t IL. eSu Owner and Prop'r.
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Twelve Negroes Killed on Train.

Twelve negroes are dead and several
others are wounded as a result of a pitched
battle en- a moving excursion train that
left Atlanta Saturday night for Columbus,
Ga. "A large number of the negroes on the
train weic from Griffin. Ga, a point where
the train was held up by the police.
A won an shot through tho breast died
yesterday morning in Griffin. Two negroes
were fatally shot and removed from the
train a McDonough. and another was taken
off dying at water tank between Nc
Do1ough and Griffin. All three died dur
ing the day, bringing the total of dead up
to Twelve.
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Favor Prince Carl for King.

A dispatch to the London Daily Mail from
Copenhagen says there is excellent au-
thority for stating that majority Of the
Swedish riksdag is ready to agree that
Prince Carl. third son of King Oscar, shall
be King of Norway, provided Norway de-
molishes the Notifications on the frontier
and makes an arbitration treaty with
Sweden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-19

Francis Murphy, the temperance advocate,
who has been seriously Ill at his home in
Los Angeles. Cal, for the last six weeks
of blood poisoning as the result OF having
been pricked with pin, is recovering Slow
". He IS reported very weak. but no doubt
IS entertained of his recovery.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

HAVING RENTED TWO COTTAGES HAVE RE-
duced remaining to 500 for the season
completely furnished. china linen, etc; poree-
lain bath and ami; medicinal water through
house; close to hotel, swimming pools, etc; 8
hours from Washington. Apply Mrs. s. L.
BREESE. Berkeley Springs, w. Va. my23-30t
THE LOCKWOOD AND Annex. HARPER s
Ferry. w. Va Open Shady grounds; tennis
court; table and service excellent. A. r. DAN
TEL, Proprietor. myI7-tf
The JEFFERSON. Charles Town. w. Va
On site OF old Carter House. High class in al
respects.
my13-00t" c. e FRANKS Prom
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MAINE.

FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR RENT ON MAINE
coast $7b for season. Also rooms Particulars
MILTON TIBBETTS, McGin bldg, phone w.
320-K after pm te16-6ts4
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CONNECTICUT.
DELAWARE.

REHOBOTH BEACH Del. Hotel Henlonen, open
June 49, 100 It from ocean; irst-class family hotel
Special rates for June. Write for booklet and
prices. w c. LOFLAND. my15-30t, cod
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NIT. VIEW HOUSE.

One of the best places Of resort In the entire
range of Allegheny mountains ID the Mountain
View House at Aurora. W. Va. The air is pure,
the scenery is grand beyond compare, the accom-.
modations are frst-class In every respect, and,
furthermore, the rates exceedingly reasonab BILE
For particulars address JOHN A. LANTZ. Propris-
tor, Aurora, w. Va. tel1-3Ot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12
National Board of Trade.

Washington, Jan l2.-The National
Board of Trade will hold its annual
meeting in this city next week and as
usual it will bring together representa-
tives of all the prominent commercial
organizations Of the country. The
sessions will be held at the Willard
hotel. beginning Tuesday and continu-
ing three days.
Among the matters which will be dis
eussed and advocated by the meeting
are inland navigation improvement, ex-
tension Of the powers of the interstate
commerce commission, better trade re-
ations with Canada, Improvement Of
he consular service, international arbi.
ration, regulations for the manufact-
ire and sale of wool alcohol, and a uni
.orm bill Of lading
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12
A Community With Push.

The citizens of Random. Coos couu.
~, are a widcawake class, and the way
they do things down In that neck of
the woods will put to shame many
more pretentious towns During the
past year they have landed a new
woolcn mill. and are now about 10 close
up with a sulphite pulp and paper
plant. The town is situated at the
mouth Of the Coquille river, and has
an excellent harbor, from which large
amount Of lumber and other products
aro annually shipped by sca to various
ports.
by such work as the wideawakc eiti.
Hens Of this small seaport town are
toipg, any community can easily add
something TO the gooi an the way Of
, manufacturing industry Of some kind.
May a town can well afford 20 take
.he efor,s Of Randon as criterion and
90 wen thereby.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12
sAwMILL NEWS.
Lane County Mills Becoming Active
Business Good.

The Lane county mills are all begin
ming 10 resume active operations or are
preparing for the same aud it is antiei-
pated that in a few weeks every mill
in the county will be playing the dollar
tune that makes good times in the
county.
Fisher Bros. Mill at Maraeola has
secured large tie contract, and start
ed mp this week again, after a season
Of idleness enforced by the dull eondi-
tion Of the lumber market. This mill
cuts from 10000 TO 10000 a day and
expects to run steadily from now on.
Hyland $ mill near Vending has se
cured large contracts from New Mexico
and Colorado, and will resume oper
stions about February 1st. This mill
has capacity of about 10000 feet
daily.
The Coburg mill is always reliable
and never shuts down except for nee
essary repairs. The Springfield mill is
NAihNAhR oNeg eAN hoo duoh ittFANtN |
large run Of logs but the best news
comes in a report from Vending that
the Booth.Kelly company has over
hauled and repaired that particular
plant, expending several thousand dol
lars upon the work. This gives an as
surance that the mill will be placed in
regular operation soon.
IL Is stated that at the Vending mill
a regular logging railway system will
be placed in operation, thus insuring
that mills permanent output in the
future. It is stated that the logging
railway used by the Blodgett Mill com.
pany in Michigan, which recently ac-
luired considerable stock in the Booth. le
Kelly company, will be used in connec. a
ion with the Vending mill.
On the Goth of this month the b. X e.
i. Co. s stockholders will meet in Eu. Ia
rene and it is expected some important Il
iews will be given to the public. II
The prosperity of the numbering u
amps means increased business aetivi- Il
y In all lineA--Guard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12
AlhAny - -.

l.imhurgcr cheese was vert uurt l.
cvideace AZ the Albauy Ilist srhsel "a
wednesday aad a. feuat Hsaars
Rathbeae, membcf af ths seaiaf riass
vas suspended from ths =rheal ~ ~
porla'eadeat HAYES rrnling fhs arter
~ The hoard % disestora sas rs
beats brough, eheese % sshsal 49,
dFcppe9 ii luio she REGISTERS in ths rsaa
oeeepied by the teeth grade par ~
,he eheesc remaiae1 AZ ths rrstusrs.i
makiag the atmosphere Ia ths tssih
roen very oioFifesous tut samo ~ t
cSiaep,ly fell dowu late tbe furuass
~ lhe oleg PeFmeAie1 the eatife huili
.ag Pieces a cheese we're alss throun
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12
Stock Raising Discussed.

Jacksonville, Fla, Jan. l2.-The
stoekraisers in convention here today
listened to papers and addresses as fol-
lows: "The Future Of the Meat Busi.
ness rs Seen by Packer" F. P. Con.
roy, jacksonville; "The Stockman and
His Banker" C. A. Carson, Kissim.
NEE, Fla; Market Possibilities, 4" C.
=. Goodyear, Brunswick, Ga; "why
Should the Western Stoekmen Come
southi" R. NJ. storrs, Do Funiak
Springs, Fla; "Dairying," R.E.Park.
Macon, Ga; Grasses and Feeds for
Cattle, - Prof. c, NJ. COnnOr, University
of Florida; "SOuthern Grasses for Cat.
tie l. C. Wade Cornelia, Ga. The
convention closes late this afternoon
with the election of officers for the
year
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12

ne aFg.eiHtmest ~ a ecueral rad.
n.Assss 10 seFve for one wear unler .
siiFaiassd salary, is an inneva,isa in
iaa eaadhag q Jaeksoa county roads
ua.ie BY the eouaty commissioner 10.
earse they tAink tAc ella sysiem of
is@ssag repairs aad eensiFnetioa 10 the
f9ad sapeEsts9rs has beon tried ions
epaega . demonstrate iis after insF,et.
ise'.sss TAe departure wiil be watched
VIA iasescss an1 perhaps criticism.
fas's v'h hs a Fe.lisiFistiag q tAs
Foeas q ne seuaty iuis iArss a. fsug
districts, 'Aai a lAs psoseaa tlas A..
lasls1s1 "a seas - aissrists aaI ~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12

about the floor in the tenth room and
in the Railways.
Superintendent Hays kept pupils Of
the tenth grade in after school last ev-
ening for an Investigation, and some
Of the cheese having been found on
young Rathbone, he was suspended II
is said that several boys were impll-
Gated in the eseapade, and, as an in
vestigation Of the affair has been com
meneed, further developments are eX
pected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12
Bent Her Double.

al knew no one for four weeks when
| was sick with typhoid and kidney
trouble" writes Mrs. Annie Hunter,
OF Pittsburg, Pa, "and when l got
better, although had one Of the best
doctors l could get, was bent double
and had TO rest my hands on my
knees when walked. From this ter
rible afiietion was rescued by elee-
trie Bitters, which restored my
health and strength, and now / can
walk as straight as ever. They are
simply wonderful" Guaranteed to
cure stomach, liver and kidney disor.
derS At j. c. Perry's drug store.
Price, soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12
Forced % Starra

r. F. Loek, of Concord. XIV saws.
- For 20 years | suffered agOnies with
a sore on my upper lip 50 painful
sometimes that could not eat. After
vainly trying everything else I cured
1t with Bueklen's Arnica salve.u It's
great for burns, cuts and wounds. Al
j. G. Perry's drug store; only 95e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12
The Cause Of Many
Sudden Deaths.

as because 50 decep-
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it-heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
apoplexya are often
the result Of kid
i,ey disease. #
kidney trouble is
allowedtoadvance
tllekidney-poison-
ed blood will at
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12
A Surprise PARTY.

A plsasAat surprise party may be
gifta 20 year stomach aud liver by
taAisg q mr'iisiuc which will relieve
ttFH Faia an1 discomfort via. DR..
Alsx Np~ Life Pils They are a
raesf veHirrful remedy, aGording sure
fsaff sst ruFs Tor headache. dirsiaess
sne ff-sispationi csc, az J. G. Perry :
.rsg sters
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12

annual payment of so many supervisors
of something like $1,000 will be EN-
ployed in the actual construction Of
better roads.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12

tack the vital organs, causing Oi'1''
[ fbe bladder. or the kidneys themselves
break down aud waste away cell Dy cen
bladder troubles almost always resui!
from a arrangement Of the kidneys ana
a cure is obtained quickest by a proper
treatment of the kidneys. Ifyou are ieel-
inc badly YOU can make no mistake 1y
taxing Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root' tne
great kidney. liver and bladder remedy,
Ii corrects inability TO hold urine ana
ecaiding pain in passing it, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity OF being
compelled TO 60 often through the day
and 10 get up many times during tne
night. The mild and the extraordinary
effect of Swamp Root is soon realized:
II stands the highest for its wonderiui
cures of the most distressing cases.
Swainp-R Root is pleasant to take and IS
sold bv all druggists in fifty-cent ana
oue-doilar size bottles. You may have
sample bottle of this wonderful new dis
covery and book that tells all about It,
both sent free by mail. Address, DR.. XII
mer & Co, Binghamton, n. y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name, Swamp
Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the
Binghaniton, n. Y, on every
bottle II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12
Our Champion

Is equal to any 5-eeat cigar on tba
market Made Of good tobacco. rrv
one, and you will be convinced !,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12

not DE maintained, then certainly the
IproPerty holder should not be the
loser.
Conclusions Of Committee.
Finally, our conclusions on ahe mat.
ter, as il stands at the present time,
are as follows:
First. For residence and parks we
believe this to be an excellent pave.
mont.
Second. 1t Is our opinion, based upon
the evidence furnished US, that It will
stand a reasonable amount Of heavy
traffic.
Third. We are not in a position TO
state at this time that il would sustain
the heaviest kind Of traffic.
Fourth. In our opinion the pavement
Of the class that has been laid in this
city, with the exception of the curbing,
as heretofore stated, is we'll laid.
An Alabama Town.
(Municipal Engineering, Jan. 1908.
Birmingham, Ala. 80 (Special.) 49, In
accordance with the petition Of the tax.
payers on Highland avenue, one of the
leading residence streets, contract
was awarded TO tho Nashville Roofing
and Paving company, December 8, 1904,
for about $4,000 square yards Of bi
tulithic pavement The work Of con.
struction will begin at once. During
1903 and 1904 this company has con !
strueted about S29, ,548 square yards OF |
bitulithic pavement in this city
Gold Medal for Bitnlitbic.
January Municipal Engineering |
page 6s, has this:
The worlds fair jury Of awards. IL
the group Of social economy which
comprises street pavempents, has just
granted the Warren Brothers company,
No DS Federal street. Boston, Mass,
n gold medal, the highest award for
its form Of street pavement, and the
superior jury confirmed the award with.
out dissent The pavement for which
the gold medal was awarded Is known
NJ the bitulithie, OF botuminous mac
adam pavement, which IL laid on Lin.
dell boulevard and many other streets
Ia 81 Louis
In tho competitions for the award,
every system OF pavement
now in USE, Including brick, macadam,
wood block and asphalt was entered.
The jury visited and carefully exam
med each Kind OF pavement represent
"a In the construction ~ tho streets of
he Model City, and also examined aud
studied the various forms Of pavement
laid ou the streets In the city of ~.
Louis Including an investigation Of
material methods of laying and pro-
'ess " manufacture, As result the
gold medal was awarded Warren
'rothcrs company, BOSTON In this
.onneetion Il may be said that short
lime ago NJ Gerald commissioner gen
raj of France 10 the worlds fair, care
.ully inspected iindel boulevard.
Which Is paved with the hitulithic pave 4
neut by the Granite Bituminous Paw. .
ng company, which also laid bitulithie 4,
.syement Ia "a, Model city, and de \
larcd that e was the hest paved
street. he had ever secn anywhere and 4
would b. credit % Paris or aay ota
Il city
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-01-12

known 20 be permanent such az stone
blocks, etc, bond should be required
from the company having some rela-
tion TO the cost Of the street-say so
per cent thereof and not TO the esti.
mated cost Of maintenance. If street
can be maintained as is claimed for IT,
there should be no objection to giving
the city a proper bond, and if II can
not be maintained, then certainly the
property holder should not be the
loaer
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
fSs sNAaizllL, sai.n1 RHEEM & HEssEY CO..

FOR SALE
SSAKlZELL, RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
GIG h ST. NV.
A small apartment house NORTHWEST
PAYING OVER a39e NET on Investment; al
ways rented to trst-class tenants,
That unsurpassed location, COLUMBIA
ROAD AND 18TH STREET; convenient to
CONN. AVENUE CAR Line; three stories;
steam heat; ten rooms and bath
11rH AND 18TH SITS. n.w.; fourteen rooms;
SpLENDlDLY ARRANGED; lot 2ox111.
Price, Si6,UOo
LESS than A BLOCK of the STATE, WAR
been remodeled and put in iirs,-ciass condi-
tion; eleven rooms; furnace heat. Price,
$500.
One of the most
Attractive houses on WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS; three stories; SEVENTEEN
rooms; BATHS. The owner is asking
SSo,oeo, but is very anxious to SELL We
large CORNER house on 10TH ST. lust
NORTH of COLUMBIA road convenient to
street cars; FINISHED in HARDWOOD; II
ROOMS; lot 55A1OO; LARGE SIDE LOT.
Cost over 1000; CAN NOW BE BOUGHT
FOR $i,1o0; 800 CASH DOWN, BALANCE
SiI. Pt.K MONTH, INCLUDING INTER-
ESr, TAAES AND IASU RANCE; a short ride
from down town business section on street
100 feet wide; lot 4Ux130 to 15 IT. alley;
eight rooms and bath; attic; coltrete Gel
lar; steam heat; reception ball; kitchen on
first floor. PRICE AND TERMS WITHIN
THE REACH OF EVERY ONE desiring an
artistic hOme
An attractive home on Q st. NV. near
Goth ST.; three stories; fourteen rooms; IL
brary, large dining room; kitchen first
floor; LOT 3TxI23. Price $4,000.
LET Us SEND YOU A LIST CT MONTH
LY-PAYMENT HOUSES. CHEAPER THAN
SWARTZELL, RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
916 st. NV.
ro11 1-2texs
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3246-16ls acres; close to trolley: wntcred tv
spring and stream; nearly new house IN nns
grove; stable, carriage. corn, chicken houses. sp-
pies peaches. pears grapes, all for 81 600; 500
cash, balance $40 monthly
1t TIE soULE co. Oncl 63o la ave
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FOR SALE
SMALL PROPERTIES,

SMALL. PROPERTIES,
LARGE INCOMES.
-Four neat houses, located on 18th st: ne. near
"H'' ST.. affording total rental of $4S MONTH
LY always occupied PRICE ONLY Sc, 900.
This is splendid opportunity to buy sound
investment rendering such a huge income, and
located on wide prominent street. Property In
perfect order
Four substantial bricks, perpetual renters, LO-
GATED ON PROMINENT AVENUE NORTH
WEST. squares of Pa. cars. Each now
yielding $1,000, making a total monthly in
come Of S42, but can be raised to bring IN S4S.
Price only $1,000 for all.
8 BRICK HOMES ,modern) and ONE CoRNEl,
STORE, yielding total rental of S95 MONTH
LY; price 81 900; offer wanted These houses
are located near F and 18th SITS. ne, and are
known as steady renters.
NORTHWEST; rents for $22.5o; price, $500.
Modern brick, rs. and bath; white tenant;
white neighbors
14th and SITS. ne Ia locality which is most
oom ana and sah modern btl
yard to alley; price only $500.
81 HANOVER ST. (northwesb Hanover street
Is near the intersection of n. Y. ave. and N.
"A
bath brick; cellar, yard. Rents for SIT .oU.
Price, $500; an offer is wanted
RENT FOR $685. MONTHLY PRICE ONLY
$1,000. Modern little properties; rs. each;
porcelain baths. sanitary plumbing. Careful
white occupants.
IS, ,250-Rents FOR $37.hO on 1t. NV. near
7th st.; S-room and bath brick.
S, ,S50-Rents for $50; NJ st. n W. near 18TH
ST; 10-roOm modern brick; cellar.
s., s50-RENTS FOR $50; an s-room and bath
strictly modern home; furnace heat. Located
northwest. White tenants; white section.
PRICE Sc, ,4oo-RENTS MONTHLY s64; practi-
caliy new fats, RS. to each building two
buildings).
PRICE, $40 oO0-Rents now for $50; with an
expenditure of LOCO In repairs 500 monthly
can be gotten We will loan 81 900 On the
property. because it's worth easily $4,000 10
Gated near (12TH & n. " AVE. NORTHWEST.
It's assessed for over $4,000.
BLUNDON, O'BRIEN & BELT Inc,
1920 G NV.
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FOR SALE
Beautiful home in Kens!nston at q very ew
price; owner, having removed from kensngton.
is anxious to sell. Lot 15o feet front by
depth Of 1T6 feet. 1t Ia beautifully located; ths
grounds covered with shrubbery and bsnd-
some shade trees. The house has large rooms
hot and cold water, bath, closet and IS piped f9r
gas. This attractive property can be had at .
positive bargain.
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WASTED-A TRACT OF LAND SUITABLE fOn
subdivision; trolley road in ID. g, Md or
Va. Write particulars. Address A. NJ. A, STAR
office.
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l5-One OF the prettiest homes in Prince CeoE -
Co; 2's acres; 6r. house. barn. chicken bonse I;
beautiful shade; plenty of frait commanding ele-
Walton; $l,9o, easy terms. same rent.
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FOR SALE
At KEASlNGTON. s-room house. In thorough
repair; staara heat large grounds. Price $3.50;
terms to suit.
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READ ABOUT THIS HOUSE,

IN ST ALoYSIUS PARISH.
Good 3-story brick. In prime condition. Pays
fine rent. PRICE, 81, 200
BLUNDON, O'BRIES & BELT, Inc, 1220 q NV.
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"fUT YOUR MONEY IN REAL ESTATE +"

Have You money 10 invest? Consult us about
some choice properties. showing excellent income
on the purchase price.
Are You looking for 4 HOME? We offer some
nne houses In attractive residential sections; ask
about them
Evening star., 1905-11-11

FOR SAI.F-
A l4-roem house and five of ground. ire
house Is surrounded by beautiful shade tress-
located In OF the choicest sections OF fhs
District, within driving distance OF the Capitol
VIII be sold very cheap.
Evening star., 1905-11-11

FOR SAIE-
New S-soom house at TAKOMA PARK. with
all city conveniences, large g.ounds, conventene
to steam and electric cars. Price reasonssei
terms to suit.
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2sS-A fine fruit farm at District line: 10 acrrs:
DC farei Or. house, cost 81 600: hesutiful ekya-
ton stable. outbuildinss; splendid fruit, $5."so'
WIN ~ acres. zoo fruit trees Si.tOQ
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FOR SALE
% acres with large bouse, close n city; sd-
Joining of the finest country estates Ia
Montgomery county. Maryland. VIII eNchsHss
for city property.
TERRELL & LITT l. Il,
Colorado Building,
no11-3t I4th & q ste.