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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01

dence and outbuildings, NJ. ID.
Stpart's home and the Central
Presbyterian church were all threat
ened and with these afire the blaze
would have developed into d verit-
able ! conhagration. But, fortunately
ft6ne Of there suffered even slight
,8dmage.
'eSThe blaze appears ohaye started
y u the hay NOV with the manner Of
IL origin unaccounscd for, unless ii
was spontaneous combustion.
The fire department. and yolun-
teers were heroic in the true sense
Of the word and did very efficient
work in combining the blaze. At
first there was some lack Of water
pressure, but that was due to long
connections of ',n-s. 'F-,s's was
L, ,sf;ss' cvcrcor'n sr+i tie, va 4r streams
'' sa.sr from every side on the
burning buildings.
Telephone poles ard wires we're
,grcatlv damaged at that point, but
the currents were wisely shut off 50
that " there was no danger from those
sources.
The barn was in charge Of James
Watson, colored, and Mr.. Stuart had
gone to the country. leaving here
about three-duarters Of an hour be-
fore the blaze broke out.
As soon as the blaze was discover
ed horses, bueeies and harness were
all Quickly rescued, hut only in time
TO save them from perishing. Streets
were lined Ill evrInd with burries.
md the horses re taken ont he
fore they had ne panic stricken.
.fhoash HE fl; above we're fast
SSSsttinG theirIwav downward THROUGH.
as liaxana would hpve burst forth
,es9srd The horses every si7ei
iSSithgi oillFa far lAiiates.
shiart bpilIing W. i,,surea
.fSSy eill8 ose fbalna dollars. ma
II not llesl is faer ilnfsspd dsjfg+s
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8NHM cLARKsBURG. ". va. sEPTEAIBER ZOOS N


An adjourned session Of the
State Federation of Labor, which
held d meeting here in May, Will be
held here nest Wednesday. The
meeting i i Spected to be very inn
pcrtant and largely attended Is all
the unions have been notified and
the railroad employees all over the
state have been invited I'd affiliate
themselves with the Federation.
General Secretary George n.
Eollmann and others are preparing
for the meeting and expect Il 10 81
asdecided success. A good program
Of enter ainment win be prepared
and there will be a big parade
Bands are being engaged for the %;
casion and d banquet arranged.
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EDITOR RANDOLPH

Ormpn Randolph, editor of the
Huntsville Enterprise, was prom
inent passenger today on the even
ing train. ToSa Telegram reporter
he said: ewell, boys. We have moth;
ing To- say about statements sent out,
except we are out looking after the
newspaper boys, and hope the Web
stcr Springs meeting Of the Editor.
ial association will be largely at.
tended
Mr.. Randolph is the correspond
ing secretary Of the association.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
Ministers Examined

DR.. s. X. Arbuthnot gave a MN
Der of young Methodist ministers an
examination lere Thursday after
noon, prep story To the general con-
ference. Those taking the exam
ination were Rev. r. M. Barnard,
city, second year; Rev. @. "A. Snil
der, Of Admission, fourth year; Rev.
g. u. Deem, of Bristol, second w.;
Homer Bhmgardner. Of Jarvisyille,
first year, and Rev. Scott, Of Wyatt,
first year.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
PIANO PLAYER
BURNED TO DEATH
\ Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Cincinnati, o., Aug. The Alb
bey,a former road house, near VIM
ton Place, burned today from a
gasoline explosion. Charles Odon,
of Cairo, Ills, piano player, was
burned TO death, and Mrs. Odom was
fatally hurt.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
.P0TTER'S TAVERN
now 4 SALOON
By Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
New York, N. \ Aug; 5 The
Subway Tavern, dedicated BY Bishop
Potter, has failed 10 pay expenses.
II viii bearranged into an ordinary
saloon. One Of the employees says
Ne has found that; rum and relig-
ion would not mix.
II N. Harder, Of Handicapped,
was q city visitor TODAY. #
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New Store

Messrs. Emory and Lee Coffman
are opening general merchandise
store in the rooms in Point Comt
fort formerly occupied by George
Koon. Their many friends bespeak,
success for them.
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MRS. HEFNER
is VERY SICK

Mrs. Eliza Hefner, mother Of i.
B: Hcfner, Of this city, and wife Of
Harvey Hefner, Of West Milford.
lies at the point Of death at her
home. She has liver complaint and
can not recover. Her age is 40
years.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
MADE BIC FUSS .
OVER TAFT
BY Associated Press.

by ANAOclAted Prcas. 78
Manila, p l., Aug. SO There
was q demonstration today, when
Secretary Taft and party sailed on
the transport Logan for Japan.
Many valuable presents were given
Miss Roosevelt BY the natives.
DE- Shirley, Of Lumberport, was
in the city today ON professional
business.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
.Ey-C0ASUL MUELLER
DIES IN CLEVELAND
Bv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Cleveland, o.. Aug. 31-Jacob
NrHllar, At one tine I.ientcpsnt-
Governor Of Ohio and Consular
General to Frankfort, under Presi,
dent Gleyeland's first administra-
tion, died here today from apoplexy
aged cighty-three years.
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efforts VA
81 country will gratefully
recognize the great part you have
played in the Portsmouth confer
" " Signed.

Byi Associated Press
Toxic, Aug 8 he public con-
'tinues without information regard
|ing the agreement Of the peace en-
vows.
The terms Of peace are not known
here, especially the condi ticns con-
cerning the Island Of Sakhalin and
the amount Of reimbursement,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
New Tennis Champion

By Associated Press.
Newport, i. +, Aug. 31Beals
q Wright. Of Boston, today defeated
HolcoInbs Ward. Of Orange, II. j.,
Holder Of The National Lawn T'ens
Ms Singles Championship III farce
siraig'st sets The score being; 6-2.
I'D.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
four DEATHS /
AR|E| REPORTED
BY Associated freSs. \
New Orleans, La, Aug s1-Tha
new cases Of yellow fever Of poonte q;
day We're ltwenty and the deaths four

BY Associated Press.
Natchez, Tenn Aug 81 ! y 3
cases cf yellow fever were reported
this morning. A house TO house
inspection has been inaugurateds to
make inquiry about general sickness.
Very little has been reported isosf ar
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BY Associated Press.
\ Porthmouth, N. H., Aug. SLIP
10 noon today no information Of an:
'airrnistice had been received by the
leiyoys. DeMartins has practically
drafted the whole treaty.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-09-01
BIG livery BARN
GOES UP in SMOKE
". d. stuart's large two-storS

1
NJ. ID. Stuart's large two-storS
livery barn on Traders alley, west Of
Fourth street, was entirely razeI hy
FIRE Thursday morning and ler.
Fleming Howell's stable adjoining
was pretty well Quilted. Walter n.
Rau's brick stable on the opposite
side Of the street was slightly DAM
aged.
III he blaze was discovered at S:45
O'clock, when big clouds Of blackest
smoke rolled upward, darkening that
section Of the city. The alarm was
! given and the fire department was
4; upon the scene within a few mo-
1nents the run being only a block.
and soon there were scores Of yo.un-
teefs and a large crowd Of citizens,
with much anxiety written on their
faces. az she blaze seemed Alarming
aAiI TIE wind was Blowing. a gale n
all directions, shifting fron one
{ conrse to another frequently
Alarm was NIL. the greater be-
cause Of the prospect Of the several
adjoining buildings igniting and :he
blaze sweeping everything before it,
THE intense heat was another cause
for alarm as it could be felt a block
away and was SO great that it was
almost impossible to get within
reach Of the burning buildings.
The blaze burst forth from every
side Of the big frame building and
Z soon there was crash of timbers..
roof and walls collapsing almost
simultaneously, but before they fell
Dr. IIowell's handsome two-story.
\ stAbe to tie east was also ablazc.t
Hose played from every side and
every water plug within reneh even
Ia block AWAY was used. The large
Y NOV Sill IL ltav aila Grain in the
ili tsassl ei cosy pTeytn tbe4lanes
t3e Z " lsG8lies IN Thar
~ HE 5als 81 n
Az q
K ffsA n ,s ssi
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LOCAL. HORSES
"A! TIE MONEY


All records for attendance at the
races at Elkins were broken yester-
day, sowing to better railroad ar
Engagements than usual. Delight
ful weather prevailed, and this, with
the track a trifie heavy, made some
excellent races. The results:
1880 PAGES
g. 81! s. - 1 I
Fleet j. ........ ~. e "
haywood ..............3 3 =
Time, 2:241ls.
Free-for-all-trot:
Julia Mason .....s...3 1 4 4
Natina 1890. Il 2
Princess Yatiye ~. 81. A 2 4
Time, 2 :1S.
Home race: s.
iEffie Thompson .2 2 i 1 4
Jim Secretary i. ~ 4 2 2 z
Margaret R, 9 3 4 4
Time, 2.3SA.
One-half mile, running:
Ran After 1 i
Flora Star ....3... 2 2
Time, SIN.
Natine. who won second in the
free-for-all trot, going the fast clip
of s:1s, as the property Of the Elk
Valley stables, Of this city. This
entire string will be here next week
for the three days racing during
the fair. III,
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SAYS HIS PEOPLE ARE DEEP
IN IN CIR IlIaFIJ AND AS
CRdBES THE REEMENT
To ROosEv ELTs EEFoR Ts:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-07

FOR sALE-OFFED WANTED FOR BEAUTIFUL
home near Iowa Circle; lot % by 100 feet to al
ley; pressed brick front; stone steps; bay window
front and back. substantially built; thirteen
rooms; beautifully finished In cherry; handsome
mantels chandeliers and side lights; large PAN
tries and closets; front and back stairs; station
ary washtubs, with hot and cold water; porcelain
bathtub; furnace heat; open frepiaces; price,
$4,000. Address OWNER, 1905 st., or eau
after 8 O'Clock de6-St'
FOR SALE-OOLoRED PEOPLE, ATTENTION.
NEW house, central northwest; worth s. 800;
81 600 or $1,000 cash; balance easy. JOHN o.
JOHNSON. 1923 g ST.. dee-6t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
SrONE e. FAIRFAX.

STONE & FAIRFAX.
S04-S06-S0S ST. AND 1872 y. T. AVE
BARGAINS IN BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
TO THE MAN WHO Is SEEKING BUSINESS
PROPERTY FOR HIS OWN USE OR FOR IN
VESTMENT THIS LIST WILL PROVE OF SUR.
PASSING IMPORTANCE. EVERY PROPERTY
IN IT IS MATERIALLY UNDER WHAT ANY
ONE WHO KNOWS VALUES WILL TELL YOU
IT Is WORTH.
$50, 000-Rents for $500 year. splendid
corner property On our best business street, OPP
posite several of the largest establishments
Must be sold to close an estate.
A VERY CHOICE
Modern ST store. west OF 10th. to be sold at
very reasonable price. out-of-town heirs wish
ing TO divide the estate, VIII sell for less than
10000 The lot is worth $4,000 and improve
ments cost $4,000. At present low rental per
een' Ae' PAYING PER CENT NET.
Two Of the best properties on y street. one
located near the Ebbtt House. The other has 4
frontage 0' No a5o 20 IS nth ST. NV.
Opposite the Palais Royal, diagonsliy across
from the Boston House, in the heart Of the
shopping district fine location for any line OF
fourth less than any property on this square; the
lowest priced desirable business site In the city.
9TH AND SIS. NV,
1O0x100. This valuable corner be purchased
at very low price. Suitable for a hotel or
office building
building prominent corner, west Of 9th ST.
loaned 1t.
A DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY,
Renting for $4,000 year. Very desirable;
new; near 18th and New York ave.
$40 month. A It'll st. store that's bargain at
STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
so4- SOC sos 2 st. NV. and 1912 N. Y. ave.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-CoUNTRY HOME. 11a ACRES, 10
room house; hot t., and cold water; steam heat;
house. large lawn; shade; shrubbery; flowers
fruit substantial stable and outbudings new
from Washington by electric cars: bargain
Apply Room q. Wyatt building. no2714t's
THIRTY ACRES. NICE HOUSE, 1000 FRUIT
io on SIS monthly 'a Pretty cottage
on electric line. acres land. q 500 New Z
som oo house on electric line well selar fruit n
$500. New 10-room house. 80 acres, $4,000.
Forty-asre fruit farm several hundred bearing sI
Flye-acre lots $3.50. PIERCE & PIERCE, VI
erna, Fairfax county, Va. de3-u
RADNoR PARK.
ALI. IMPROVEMENTS Of the the eity-sswer wa
ter, gas and electricity; CONTIGUOUS to Gen.
Lees home at Arlington. View Of the whole city
of Washington.
the streets of Fort Myer.
This property is just being opened up for the
less than one-half the price asking for
these beautiful sites.
de2e fT- 3 = ei7 Il 18Th t ST. M NV .oAAso
AND M-AcRE LOTS NEAR THE NEW Elk
tension Of 14th st: tnow being graded, only 2Oc.
s ground a sesg satGef &C.
A,aere lots, $3.50 cash, bal to suit; sers lots.
means can lay the foundation for fortune e'f By
holding one of these E I1s f for few cGeron
II.
Suburban Realty Operator.
ROBERT E. HEATER, Mgr,
612 Colorado bldg Tel. Main $50. no24tf
SOR SALE-SPLENDID REAL ESTATE; REASON.
able and easy terms; send for my new cata.
logue Of great bargains they consist Of grain.
dairy, fruit, truck. poultry and blue grass farms;
also lovely homes along the steam and electric
car lines, with acreage suitable for Office holders;
mills. halls, Etc We have good land, good
schools. churches and good society. 1t win pay
you to come out and let me show you around.
have always lived In the country. l can do .
better part by you than II ! lived In the city.
Don't fall to send for my new catalogue before
you buy.
JOHN r. JERMAN. Fairfax G. H., Va.
Branch Office ct Vienna. Phone connection at
Fairfax c. II. and Vienna oc7-tf
TAKE CAPITAL TRACTION CARS ON PENN
sylvania ave-, marked and G. and go over the
electric line Gree transfers) and buy a lot
from which you get grand view of the city
These beautiful Highland lots are within twelve
minutes ride Of the Capitol, and the lots can
be had on easy monthly payments. You can
double your money. L. S. REALTY CO., 18th
St, Pa and La. ayes. NV seT-tf
RHODE ISLAND AVE. ADDITION TO MOUNT
RAINIER; LOTS NOW ON SALE; 5000 to $500;
SMALL CASH DEPOSITS; MONTHLY PAY.
MENTS OFFICES. DISTRICT LINE STATION
AND ROGERS OFFICE. FENDALL BLDG
CITY. ap22-tf
GET CERTIFICATE OF TITLE TO YOUR SUB.
urban farm purchase in Maryland from the
Maryland Real Estate Title Co., Com Natl Bank
bldg, 14th and g, and your title will be secure.
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED

FURNISHED
1925 NV Oh sta $500 1883 18th 2Ir sb sta 400
1888 NV 13r, 500 49, leth, 2r 3b. 1850
1913 Riggs ri, sr 20 90 1900 18th. 1ir. b. -
oil 18th NV. S5F, gb3 600 s27 ay Tor b 70. 90
l6QS nth NV. l0r b.. -l50l93 NV. sr b, mo- IS OC
10 ID Sc Sr, b.. 100 1906 o NV, i2r b. mo. 100
1911 Nv. Or, b: 1000 1918 NV. lar. %,
l2s Nd sv 1fr, b.. so O0l stable mo ... 125
1921 Lincoln PIX pr.o 1901 "a 2Ist NV Tor b I25
~ iSth NV haliS5 co TO- 18th NV. 12r lbs
- 10Th nw,lSt n, mo3O0 IA 18th. Tor. b.
4v-o rom NV lfr 20 near Iowa cir. furi15. 90
UNFuRyIsHFD.
Cor 18th and kenesav 800 Riggs pI, Or b. SIS 90
~ III 20, month. Zoe Piats. 9th x r av 30 so
isyt iass aF NV, Sir. III 9th NV. 12r. b. 80 %
ep' mohth- $50 1855 nth NV Or b.. 80. o.
2eao iStn NV S9Psb 20 e2T Il sv. 3r, b.. IS 90
49, ~ N' iur o. sa00 lI4I NV. i2r, b. rs GO
so54 = ~ aN ior o. 800 22o2 NV, 12r, h. 90 O0
20 1o,h hS .z-bi 10 " ia 2st NV. Tor b. rs o.
&c os isth NV icr znanI zoo Cor house. Washington
iea3 18th. 2lr Sh a01 Once isl foor isoy !; ~.
TYLER * RUTHERFORD Inc yaO7 II e. n ~
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FOR REHT-HoUsEs.
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
OR RENT
81 Rent Houses"
DAVID MOORE.
1928 N. Y. ave.
ENFffRNISHED
FURNISHED

UNFuR
I'll 18th NV. 3sr, Oh.
year .........$3.o 00. O
1921 K NV. 18r, Oh. 200. 0,
1871 X NV. 18r. SD.
without sta BILE. ITS q
1871 Q NV, 12r, b, sta IS o.
1924 N II av. lar, 2b,
hot-water heat. so. o.
1922 N II av, lar, Oh.
hot-water heat. 10. o.
I17 Bancroft, 12r. b. 10 O
1747 Q NV, 12r. b. 20. q,
1l2 18th NV 10, b. staf5. q
1146 . NV. 12r. b. .70.ot
1927 Q NV. 12r, b.
without stable. 81. 0'
2435 Columbia I'd, 12r.
BIB. steam heat. -. Go o.
{136 18th NV. Tor. b So. N
I 7l2 10th NV. Tor, b 80. U
1888 nth NV. Tor. b y y
20l2 Hillyer pI, 10r. bjo. =
1717 Riggs NV, Tor. b 80. o.
1000 Nd av ne Or, b. u
S033 18th NV. Tor, b,
steam heat. $3.50. Dol On
zoe L NV. i2r, b. - IS II
1913 r NV. 11r, b. .45.ot
FURN
1851 Q NV, lar, h.. 150.o(
1915 y NV. lar. 2b.
stable .........i25.0(
1920 2fst NV, Or. b,
furnace heat. -. .1a5 ~
1888 Cin'ti.11r.2b. -125 OF
1744 Q NV. Tor, b. .125. OF
APART
Sc cor Conn av and NJ
NV. 7r. b-..-..s7 0t
The Berkshire Or, b. As. 0C
I20 Md av ne. fur. q. b45. OF
1920 18th NV ,2h. Or, b.
with heat. 40. 80
The BERKSHIRE, Or, b. 40 GC
100 Md nv ne, fur
nlshed, 2r. b. -. 40.0t
Sheridan, Or. b...4 1000
1920 18th NV. I'd floor.
Or. b, attic. 49,. 81. &C
The Alton. Ar, b-..35 0t
l6t6-24-26 9th NV.
The sIilIet. ar. b. .32.5C
1916 TO 20 9th NV,
or, b.........30.H
1851 Oregon av. or. h. 1000
1903 Central ay, Or,
b. attic. ....... &c. &c
Gao q ne, "a, Or, b...26.5(
1909 lst NV. Or. h. 26. g
6ie-d1 e ne, list floor,
Or. b.......... 25.5 &
b20Ia 2d Sc. Or, b. % on
1921 Otis NV "a, Or. b24 81
SIC
zoos Pa. ave. ID floor. 9.
p28 Pa. ave. NV. ID flo
1851 Potomac NV. stor
453 Tenn. ave-. store an
OFF
1929 y. Y. ave. NV, 2
525 18th NV, . rooms q.
zoos Pa. ave. 2d floor. &.
926 Pa. ave. NV. I'd flo
7l5 lith NV, 2 rooms.
STA
Rear 1910 Conn. ave, Is
Rear 7l2 10Th NV.
Rear Il20 18th NV.
SUBJ
EenslnGtoH, Md, Sr. an,
Lnngdon, ID. c., 12r., h
~ Rent
DAVID
IL 1928 y. y
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UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT
STONE & FAIRFAX.
COZ ONE GnQ u 81 n TT

STONE & FAIRFAX,
S04-S06-S0S st.
1912 New York ave.
$4,000 . The Minor, 37r 500 so. .441 r av
81 800 1929 10Th 20 2b $50 so. 2024 SD NV. Orb
1880 1929 10th NV J ,2b $50 Farm. Tenleytown
81 200 1888 Jefferson, lar SD 80. 23l6 Champaign
S2oO S04 nth NV 16r 3bI S1S so. 1876 ne. Or. b
sII5 1921 X NV i6r 3b SIS 30. :. .924 22d NV. 6r
Sl5o 1929 n av lar 2b $15. so. 1905 18th nw Or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-07

FOR SALE-CHEAP HOUSES-VERY CHEAP.
NORTHEAST BARGAINS.
ST. near 9th, RS. and b., $4,000. Good
home. In fine order.
st. near 5th substantial brick, $500
st. near Tth, RS. and bath; very nice prop
erty; $4,000.
B st. near It'll, rs and bath, $500.
St near 6th rs. and BATH 81. 800.
O st. 4th rs. and bath; almost new;
modern In every detail; tiled bath. Price, s. 750
D st. near Sd, apartments renting for $l5.
Price. $780,
Near 9th and F sts., bricks; total rent OF
S41.40 Price s4,750.
Near 18th and sts.. pretty Groom and bath
brick; good repair; rents to white people for
1880 Price, only 81 $50.
D st. 11th. RS. and bath; rent, 500
Price, 81. 600.
Emerson st-good street good house, rs
and hath; rent. S1s. Price, $2,375.
G st. near It'll st. 7-room and bath brick;
bath and cellar; good yard; rents for $3.50
st. near 18th ST.. rs and b.. cellar, $1,000
ST. ne. near LIST. 3-story houses; rent each
for $1,000 Price, $4, BOO each.
Myrtle ST., 6 rs. and bath; steady renter at
$500 Price, only $4,000.
r. st. near N. Cap. ST., 20 feet wide rs,
bath and cellar. Price, 81 ESQ.,
7th ST. near II, Z RS. and bath: dandy; So, 600
9Th st. ne, RS, bath, cellar, furnace, $4,000
9th ct. near Nd. ave-, splendid home In perfect
BLUM BLuNDoN. o,BRfEN & BELT. Inc, 1920 G NV.
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TT Il WILCOX,
ma. ave.
APARTMENTS.
New fats, c bet 18th
and 18th sw:
1st q, Or, b, lat. Is. SO
I'd q, 7r, b, lat. 90. 30
LIST q, Or, b, lat. .25.60
I'd q, 7r, b, lat. 20. 50
THE CARLISLE. 1918 N,
non-housekeeping:
2 rooms, bath. :. %. so
2 rooms. hath. :. 1850
503A Esd, LIST d, Or, bel. 80
303S r, 5r. b, heat. 20. so
3040 r, 5r. b, heat. .20.5e
803S1a r Or, b, heat. 20. so
30421a r, Or, b, hit 20. SO
a54 26th. I'd a, Ar. b.17.30
956 26th, LIST 4, Ar, b.1T.30
3o12 NJ, 81, 3r.. 10. 90
STABLES.
OF 18th. As, C. r, W. 20. 90
7l6 10th. rear. 3s.r,w.10.00
houses and fats apply at
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GooD SAFE INVESTMENT.
S., 250-Leased to hrst-class tenants for $50
per year. NEW BUILDING on one of the finest
streets on Columbia Heights; full 20 feet Wide
and lots $50 feet deep; 80 feet Of parking In
front; very near 14th st. car line. Call at our
once and we will convey yon to the property.
We are exclusive agents.
TH0S. j. FISHER q CO., Inc.,
de6-0t 1414 r st. NV.
FOR SAIE-lONLY ONE LEFT or THoSn NEW,
six-room. hsth and reception-haiI houses; newv
frics. 6.o0a kiao Nos. 1i2l, li9l snd iize >
terms Hinn1 S NH114 i{io q nv.
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FOB RENT

FOB RENT
uSFuRNIsHED.
ilS2 Conn. ave-, ilr. and b........ SI25.oe
lioS st., sT. aud b., per month. ...... 5o.0r
New Groom frame dwellings, with acres o
lana attached, B,adensbuFg npad near Langdoa
ID. @. within niles Of Washington SIS and s.
per p.onth, according to location.
FURNISHED
1870 i3th St, II rooms and BATH. per an. SO.
lag 18th ST. IsT. & 2b.. hot-uater heat. 800
l1s2 5 ST.. 1ir. sad bath. 1900
1872 Yale Ct. I2r. and b.. per mouth. 1881
igg4 ne rs.s ST. st. III. and b. per month 10
l42 Seaton st 7r. and bath.......... 45t
From May 10 to Oct I, 1905, per no.. 400
Se26-u GASCR BIRGE. 1910 \. Y. ave. NV.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

PERMANENT SYSTEM OF HIGHwAYs.-oF.
nee of the Commissioners Of the District of CO.
lumba. Washington, ID. c., November Is 19O1-
provisions Of public act No &C. approved February ar
1, 1905, entitled IAN to authorize certain
eea,anges i1 the permanent system Of highways.
the board room of the said Commissioners on We'd
nesday. December 20 1908, at IL o'clock am, to
all parties interested owning land In that por-
and southeast Of the right OF way Of the Alexan.
dria branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD
Company and extending to the District line A
proposed plan for the extension of certain streets
Commissioners will consider any suggestions or
protests concerning the location of any highways
or portion Of highways as shown on the above
HENRY Z. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE, Commissioned
of the District OF Columbia. de1-14t, eSu
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES. DIS.
trict of Columbia, Washington, Nov 20. 1906
Taxpayers of the District of Columbia will take
notice that the undersigned has received the state
ment OF assessment of realty taxes for the District
and VIII be ready to receive payment Of taxes at
this ONCE on and after this date. The act of Con.
gress approved February II, 1902 provides ssthat
on and after the LIST of November OF each year the
first in November and the second In May, but no
penalty shnli accrue for delinquency until the fol.
lowing Juns, hereafter provided; or II tho whole
property shah not Be paid before the 1st day Of
June In each year the same shall thereafter be In
arrears and delinquent. and there shall then BE-
4 one per. ceutum PEI month upon the amount
thereof, and like penalty on the rst day OF each
succeeding month unit! payment Of said tax and
.ss sss ys e e sh:
caiieetor x Taxss. .. q s-'' + ii. 4 ~ T.
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FOR RENT-BY WESCO
1907 Pei
eO2s G, 12r. stable $50. 80
20 C, ltr, b. ......40.76
17O5 n Y ,11r, b. -. 40. 50
700 22d. sr. b. Gel. 40 90
2141 X, Or, b, ami. $3.50
1185 18th, Sr, b, Gel. IS. SO
2205 l., Or, b, lat. 80. so
Takoma PIX. Or. b. 30 o
sO3 7. Sr, b, lat. ..30.5e
1904 Kingman, Or. b. % 50
420 18th, 7r. b, lat. .25. 30
22o5 II. Sr. b. tat. .2S "a
1915 kingman, Or, b. $3.50
1921 X, 7r. b. so
GIT Esd, fr. b, lat. ..22. so
1929 Benning, Or, W. TO-
Subj HBAN.
Conduit road. $3.50
Woodlawr, Cleveland
park 90 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
<S2-4S6 La av, heated
rms. So. $40. k12. so. so
For full list Of small
office.