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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-10-07
ALASKA REPRESENTATION
DELEGATE PROBLEM Is APT TO
BE SOLVED AT NEXT
SESSION..
CONGRESSMAN Cushman Will Press His
Bill Providing for Election of
Representative to Congress.

The Alaska delegate problem is very
apt to be solved at the coming session
of congress-solved according to the
ideas of Speaker Cannon and those
visited the great territory this past
summer-by the creation of a special
committee in both senate and house to
consider and pass upon all matters re-
lating to Alaska. Certainly, so far as
the house is concerned, this plan can
be adopted, for the creation of a new
committee is an easy matter, and the
filing Of that committee can be attend
ed to entirely by the speaker. And in
the senate it would not be difficult to
bring about the creation of a commit
tee on Alaska, for such a committee
would be much more important than
many of the existing committees, and
many senators would seek representa-
ton at it's table, is a report that comes
from Washington.
Not New to Congress.
The Alaska delegation is not a new
one in congress. 1t has been brought
up every year in the past three con-
crosses by Representatives Cushman
of Washington who takes more inter-
est in Alaska than any man in either
branch Of congress. Cushman has
twice put a delegate bill through the
house, but it has been twice defeated
in the senate, not on a vote, but by be-
ing smothered in committee. There is
little reason to believe that any differ
ent fate would await delegate bill
in the next congress. There has been
wide difference of opinion as to the
kind of delegate bill that should be
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NOTICE.,

To the general public. I will not
he responsible for any debts or any pa
,ers or checks signed by anyone else
hut me, from and after this date.
AGNES M'COOL.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

"a, A. NJ. DAILY-Local for Harrisonburg
EVarrenton Danville. and way stations.
fo.5I A NJ DAILY-W Washington and Florida
y irotted Eirst-class coaches and sleeper 10
SoIumbia Savannah. and Jacksonville
Dining Car Service.
80 M DAILY-United States Fast hlau
iTtrst-class coaches and sleeper 20 New Or
leans Dining Car Service.
On - NJ WEEK DAXS-Locai for Harri-
sonburg and way stations OF Manassas
AZ 5'In'M - n. DAILY-Local for warrenton and
.Sd p Al DAILY-New York and Atlanta
Exnress Ftrst-class Coach to Atlanta
SieeDer to Columbus. Ga, via Atlanta
St,rsef Route Tourist Sleeper Mashington
10 san Francisco Mondays, Wednesdays. and
s.ta fiqSS P M DAILY-New York and Florida
SS~nress Though Coaches and Sleepers to
CoiIrobIa Savannah. and Jacksonville
sieener 10 Augusta and Port Tampa. Din
ing Car Service ia carte.
4a.o9 D NJ DAILY-New York and Memphis
I United Cvia LynChburg). ftTst-class coach
ana Sleeping Car 20 Roanoke. Knoxville
Chattanooga. Ind memphis sleeper 70 New
Orleans Dining Car service
IO,45 p NJ DAlLH-Washlngton and South
western Limited. All Pullman train. OBJ
servation Car 10 Atlanta and Macon. Club
Car 10 Atlanta. Sleepers TO Nashville. At
lanta Macon. Memphis. birmingham. New
Orleans. Dining car service.
Nov g. s II. HARDWICk, Pass. Trsf Mgr.
1905 ". II. TAYLoE, Gen, Pass. agent.
L S. BROWN. General Agent
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, Holding q Probate CoGrt--No-
l8 2S0. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS to give notice
that the subscriber, Of the District OF Co
lumbia. has obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District OF Columbia letters Of ad-
mlnistratiou the estate OF Michael Fla
herty, late OF the District OF Columbia. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased hereby warned TO exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated TO the subscriber. on or be-
fore the 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. D.
1906: otherwise they may by law be ex-
ciuded from all benefit OF said estate. Given
under my hand this 18th day OF November.
1906 BRIDGET FLAHERTX, 1890 Delaware
ave sw., city. Attest: (5eaD JAMES TAN
NER Register OF Wills for the District OF
Columbia; Clerk OF the Probate Court. IyO-
RENO A. BAILEY. Attorney. noi7.24. del
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
TAXES, District OF Columbia, wash
In gton, November %. 1905.-raxpayers OF
the District OF Columbia Will take notice
that the undersigned has received the
statement OF assessment Of realty taxes
for the District of Columbia for The
year ending June 30, 1896, and Will De
ready 10 receive payment OF taxes AT
this Office on and after this date The
act OF Congress approved February Il,
1S(c provides: THAT on and after the
LIST OF November of each year the tax
may be paid In two equal instalments,
the first I'm November and the sec
ond I'm May. but no penalty shall accrue
for delinquency until the following June
as hereafter provided; or is the whole
or any part OF said tax upon real and
personal property shall not be paid be-
fore the first day of June in each year
the same shall thereafter be in arrears
and delinquent. and there shall then he
added 10 be collected with The said tax
a penalty OF 4 per centum per month
uIon the amount thereof. and a like
penalty on the first day of each sue
ceeding month until payment of said
tax, and penalty, and the whole
together shall constitute the delinquent
tax. to be dealt with In the manner
now prescribed by law" Attest: L. u.
DAVIS, Collector Of Taxes. ID. c.
dcI-6I-eXS
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cHEsAPEAKE AND oHIo RY

trains leave pennsylvania Station Daily.
Q "a y M.-CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIsASPE-
CIAI solid vestibuie, electric lighted
Dininp Car Train TO Cincinnati, with Pull
man Sleepers to Louisville, Cincinnati In
dianapolls, Chicago, and ST. Louis. Con-
nertiDn for Virginia Hot Springs week
Savs. DINING Car from Washington
=, 10 p M-F. +. Y. LIMITED. Solid YES
tibuIe electric lighted Dining Car train
10 cincinnati with Pullman SleeDers IA
Ctncinnati Lexington, and Louisville
Counartment Sleeper TO Virginia He,
SS,,t,gs daily except Sunday. Sleepers
cincinnati TO Chicago and st. Louis. Dlh-
ing Car.
Reservation and tickets AT elS PennsylT nia
,.s.1,e. COO Fourteenth street. near r. and
e. the station. Telephone l640 for PennsyI.
-s,fa cab Service. II. W. FULLER
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REAL MRS. VIGGS
SUES FOR DAMAGES
Life Made Miserable by
Liebler Show.

CLEVELAND. Ohio Dec. Com
planning that she has been subject &c
aIinoyance. disgrace, and ridlcuie
through the dramatization OF MIS-
Wigs of the Cabbage Patch. Mary
Bass, the original Of this story mas
brought suit in common pleas court
here asking for $3.50. 900 damages against
Liehler & Co. theatrical managers
The suit was brought in the courts
of this county because the play Is 70
he presented here next week. and Mrs.
Bass wants to prevent her name being
rsed further in advertising schemes.
Mrs. Bass lives in Louisville. Ky.
Life Made Miserable.
The petitlon states that the privacy
of Mrs. Bass life has been interfered
with BY the advertising of the theatri-
cal managers Named with the com
panv as defendants are Mary Doe and
Jane Rowe. real names unknown. 1t
is charged that these women engaged
in .1udicrous enterprises under the
name Of Mary Bass for the narpose OF
advertising the show Included among
these exhibitions are ''bailoon ascen-
sions. manaeing baby incubators, ap-
pearance at dime museums. all without
the authority of the plaintiff" it IS
stated.
1t is further alleged that Mary Bass
leads a simple life" and that because
of the methods OF advertising used she
has been harasSed and harangued by
souvenir fiends and zsgatse ers at her
home The petition recites that IN 1907
a book known as Mrs. Wigs of the
Cabbage Patch was written by Alice
Hogan Rice, a personal friend OF the
plaintiff, and that It was following this
that the rights of dranatiZation were
purchased by the defendant company
and put 10 use by which profits ag-
gregating at least $4,000 have been
realized none of which has been ac-
counted to Mrs. Bass
One Advertising Scheme
Among the advertising schemes OBJ
jected te, following discovery by the
show people that Mrs. Bass was the
real Mrs. Wigs. the petition states that
/ false and malicious statements were
heralded IN advance Of the show 10
the effect that large rewards OF money
| would be given to persons first detect
ing Mrs. Bass. who was impersonated
! by the RoeS
/ " J. Kingsley, the business manager
OF the company. who IS also named as
a defendant is blamed principally for
the advertising methods. An effort
viii be made today TO get service upon
him here. Mrs. Bass also asks that
LseD9er & Co. and their agents be re-
strained from using her name further
In advertising and that the two women
named be restrained from impersonating
her or assuming her name.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

. Every day Ia the year from foot OF Tth
- St for Fort Monroe, Norfolk. Newport
- News. and ali points south. by the su-
- perb powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News. Norfolk. ' and
Washington.
Nv. Washing gton.e 30 PM Lv. Portsmouth. 3 nm
Ly Alexandra. 30 pm I.v Norfolk .......6 pfn
Ar FIT Monroe I: 700 am Lv Ft Monroe. 4 pm
Ar Norfolk ,.,.,ss9Q ana Ar. Alexandria so am
Ar. Portsrnoath..e;O . 10 anlAr WaShlnston..l am
- folk with steamers OF Old Dominion
- steamship Co. for New York, and Msr-
chants ana 4ihefs CtetatiiSAlpS AOE LOS
. ton.
EJFor further information apply at
- general ticket Office, T05 l4th St, Col
orado GolidlnB teieploHe AAaln--zlyOl
- or 7sh 50. wharf telephone Main--3sC0)
9NO CALLAHAN,
20 V. Pres 4 Gen Mgr
WI. CALLAHAN. Gen. Pass Agt.
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EAGER TO EXTEND WORK
; OF JUNIOR REPUBLIC
wOman's National League Will Hold
Regular Monthly Meeting at
Mrs. Fairbanks.

The Woman's League. SatioHal Junior
Republic. viii hold its monthly meeting
at the home OF the president. Mrs.
Charles ". Fairbanks 17Ol X street
northwest. tomorrow morning at IO.S0
a. n.
II is she object Of the meeting to es-
fablisl: branches OF the society through
out +he United States: 50 THAI IL viii be
the effort OF the Iccal society to have
as many States represented tomorrow
as L5sslble.
With the cooperation OF the Balti-
more society. which Is an 0utgrowth of
the local body. the Junior Republic at
Annapolis Junction IS supported at the
present time Every month two Of the
members OF the society visit the repub-
lie and report On the work being done
there. II is the custom OF the society
20 appropriate $50 monthly from the
treasury 10 support the institution,
which Is doing 50 much 20 aid the desti-
tu1e Juveniles of the country. This will
fbe the first meeting OF the present year
(which Mrs. Fairbanks has attended. ow-
ing 10 her absence from the city.
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAIL WAY
Ticket Office. IAzI Penna. Ave.

For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington, CO.
llImbia. Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa At
lanta Birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola and
New Orleans.
1850 y M DAILY-Seaboard Eail-Through
Pullman Sleeper to Jacksoayills, Fla con-
Meeting at Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper TO
Birmingham. Cafe Dining Car Washington
10 Hamlet. N g
s.z5 p. NJ DAILY-Sea5oard Express-Solid
train with Pullman Sleepers, 70 Jacksonville
and Tampa Through Sleeper 10 Atlanta and
Birmingham. Cafe Dining Car. Washington
to Richmond.
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FOR KENT-snT BIighIwood ave. rooms
and bath, S2l.5o; tth hoor. soS-i0 Pennsy wanna
ave. NV. $40: ID nocr Hat. rooms. 40 18th
St, sss LOUIS + SHOEMAKER. sI2 18th
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TOR RENT-ApARrmENrs.

FOR REET-1n the Vineetta, ssT Maryland
ave sW-. e-ro0m apartments with all mod
efh improvements, Datn, hot water steam
heat; 5anltcr service included ia rent: frnz.
IS 10 50 per month: open on Sunday Ap-
ply 70 F. f. DAVIS. 7th and r sts. sH
no27-7s
handsome new apartments, southern expo-
sur-. ak large outside rooms and bath: large
rear yard and porchess steam heat; hot water:
left KARRICK & AETCALF, 1898 q st
NV. noS5-tf
THE KIkGMAN 40 Massachusetts ave NV f.
rooms and bath So; 8 rooms and bath $50
TIE PESHURST. IS n st. ne, rooms and
bath. SIS. THE EE 6RANDE. so7 4th st.
NV, 6 rooms s3s See JRnitor, each property,
or ALOSZO .. BLISS. Owner. - y 81 NV
TelephoEe. + es5- nois-tf
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FOR RENT-cAFE.

Foa RENsT-cafe IN The Astoria, 81 and c
SIS NV. Is equipped for business; house
has 200 tenants hot water, light. and heat
furnished free: Will rent To white people
only. Price, SO per month. Apply a. o.
BLISS 35 Il st no29-U
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

Intending passengers for Asiafic and Pa
cifc Ocean points. telephone d. H MORSE
r. & p. a, Main 75S or write him, 3 md
Building. lzth ~. and New York ave- We sh-
Ington d. c. He viii give you sull tnfo.zaa-
tion. and il desired call and zee YOU fses-sf
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FOR RENr-HousEs

Sss7 isth ST. NV. Tor and b.. b. ". heat. 81. so
SI7 Quincy 81. NV, ST. and b., steam n. -. 90
-94s Duncan ST ne. 4r. and bath fat. 30
FRANK G. BUTTS.
Commercial National Bank Building.
no2S-tf
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LINK AND CURTNEY
TO MEET TONIGHT
Local Season to Be Opened
by Heavyweight Wrestlers.
BATHR0BE DISAPPEARED
True Recital of Why Shad Wanted
Match With Max Musller-Kind
ofer Refused.

Mike Curtney, the New York heavy
weight wrestler, viii have his hands fun
~Eea he meets Shad Link tonight at the
CoaeordiG Hall. Sixth and Il streets
northwest, In a finish bout tonight.
Eurtuey has been pursuing Shad for
some tiEae, ana now that he has found
him he viii probably find he has caught
a Tartar. although he claims 10 he as
good as the Baltimore mat artist
Among the men Curtney has gone
against with good results are Frank
Shilling Max Mueller. Karl Schmidt.
ANDY Stack Charles ReinecIe. Hans
Wagner. and Sebastian Miller He is
also credited with a draw with Charley
Wittmee. ihe veteran t4raeeo-Rensan
wrestler Of Cincinnati. who has been
rieading grappler for years.
Exit the BathTcbe.
Max Mueller. whor Curtney met in
New York, is pet aversion Of Link,
and shad is anxious TO show that he
cannot only beat Mueller. but Mueller s
eonqueror. The uapieasantness between
Link and Mueller arose last winter.
when they we're wrestling AZ the same
theater IL New York. Il was dark
and stormy night that night OF this
story and wrestling tights made the
waits extremely chilly in the draughty
entrances TO the big stage on which the
Erapplers were working.
Shad shivered as he waited his turn,
ard watched Mueller dispose of a husky
opponent Presently the German got
through ard Link went on. He also had
a hard proposition. and became covered
with perspiration- After the bout he
divea Tor his bathrobe, and found Ii
gone He then hurried TO his dressing
room to find that it had been locked by
q busy person who thought something
might be stolen therefrom. 1t was ten
minutes before the KEY was found and
.xzhe door unlocked. and In the meantime
ShEd came near freezing. He always
accused Mueller Of having been respon-
sibIe for the misplacins OF the bathrobe.
and still shivers when he thinks Of how
cold that stage was
No MarslaughteT Wanted.
Just to show his forgiving spirit to-
ward Mueller he asked Manager Johnny
o'coEnor to match him with the Ger
man II Washington. Shad offered TO put
up 2 forfeit 20 throw Mueller ten times
IN an hour, 10 claim no share of the gate
receipts. and TO pay his own expenses
here from Baltimore. As O'Connor Is
not in the manslaughter business he re-
fused this generous proposition
The preIlmlnaries tonight viii offer Joe
Turner against Nc Ross Dixie aeaiissi
a man not yet named, and the Weiss
brothers IN their wrestling and cIut
swinging act which won them the cham
pionship n Brooklyn last summer. i
permission can be obtained the nttit
boxing. which IS their most interesting
and amusing speciality.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE OR RENT-Unt9eT suitable ar
rangeTnents. three small farms. consisting OF
s. 10. 20 acres, fine soil; 4, 5, or room house
near B. & o. railroad. electric cars. 10 to p
minutes from city. suitable for chicken farm.
trucking. or florist. Inquire at doctor 8 Of
flee from 10 am. to pm 7I5 9th ST. nv.
no29-7t
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ines Want Ads Are Convincing Real Estate SaesAgents
FOR sALELoTs.

FOR SALE
soc 900 feet vacant ground fronting on Wis
consin ave. south OF McLean property VIII
sell cheap. or exchange al or part tor In
ccE-e-bearing property
xosT DESIRABLE CORNER. near Dupont
circle: large frontage on Connecticut ave.
VIII sell cheap.
SMITH THOMPSON, JR.. s. CO., (inc.).
1888 f Street y. ". no2s-tf
FOR sALE-Iand is the most stable. the
most certain OF values. the wise man buys
beFerc a rise and takes his profits afterward
from others not q obseryanI as himself-
FOURTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS
offers the opportunity 70 make an invest
ment IN growing section xhele values ara
absolutely sure to rise. Grading on -Four
teenth street extended las nearly been COM
pIeted. Don't de.ay. as few weeks may
foot Ia ths property Take hold right now.
a small deposit Will secure you the choicest
lot II the sub. Ioc need not close the
deal for sixty days Our terms are Sle1 u
S203 cash, and SIS TO SEQ monthly payments Or
Der cent discount Tor all cash All streets
and lots will be graded and water, sewer.
and sidewalk improvements Furnished free OF
cost to purchasers. This property extends
from Fourteenth street extended TO BFizhf-
wood avenue. Send for map and parLlcu-
lars.
ROBINSON s. CO. (IEc.),
6ls Fourteenth 81. NV. Exclusive Agents.
nol8-u
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR sALE-Houses-Only one left. 1855
Georgia ave. Sc, large lot; six rooms; recep-
tion halls newly paDered; price, 50 Uo0; easy
terms. Also If21 Iiz7 and 1923 f st. ne.
hot-water heat, price, So ZSH; easy terms
h : WEIGH l4l9 e 81 nM ~ ~Gel-oI-eAs1
FOR sAIlE-six-room frame mouse. North
no3o-st -
4 10 PER CENT INVESTMENT.
TWO small bricks on numbered street.
n. ". Rent $500 year Price, $4,000.
C0LLINS-GUERRY COMPANY,
s2l 18th St n. W. nosg-st
FOR sALE-First st. NV. 2lOo bloek-ls feet
front by 100 deep. TO wide alley: thTee
stories and cellar. furnace heat; ten
rooms; tiled bath. Price reduced FOR quick
sale TO s. .sOU
DAVID MOORE, 1928 New York Ave.
no2s-st
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY
BLAGDEN's COURT bet 9Th and 10Th. NJ
and \ sts. NV. 6 bricks; water and sewer
Always rented $50 per month
o STREET n. w.-Two-story s-room brick.
rented z good tenant FOR slZ per month
PRICE. $i,2o1.
ALTON COURT y. T.. between c and d.
18th and lsth SITS. ns.; four bricks, Rent.
$50 per month PRICE. $500 eaeh-
18TH STREET y. E.-e-room frame: rent. s.
per month. 1t viii take about $50 TO pat
this house in good order. There is a
trust OF $500 on that can remain
PRICE. $3.50
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY
s97 C STREET y. W nees-5s
HOME FOR A COLoRED MAN.
TWO six-roorn and ba.h bricks in the North
west, on car line. Your choice. $3.50
Terms suit
A FfYE-RoOM BRICK. near State. War and
Navy Department. with side alley. Price
s1.e50.
ATKINSON s. BALLARD CO.,
New Location. els 18th St. y. W.
no25-tf
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THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.. INC,
.AL ESTATE. LOANS AND INsURA
vNFURNIsHED.

I4l4 ',Fv' ST n. w.
TELEPHONE NJ s4s and n. ss9s.
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

% ACRES, thirty minutes from steam and
electric cars; new 4-roofn house chicken
house and other outbuiidings: horse
one COW. large number OF Chickens one
wagon. one buggy. two sets OF harness
farming implement of all kinds; viii sacri-
fice the entire property and Including both
real and pei sonai for 5000
20 ACRES, all wood and timber; near steam
and electric cars. enough wood to pay for
place. ONLY 81. 600. Easy terms.
JOSEPH R. ATKINSON.
1911 ST. X. V. no25-tf
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TRos. ]. EIsHER 8 co. nc.

FOR RENTING brown
stone residences on n. II.
ave, one block from "
St car line. Delightful
location. best helghoor-
hood; houses newly reno
waited throughout. Hot
water beat.
1872 y. X ave,
IA rms, baths. $500
1924 -. II. ave.
Il rms. baths. $500
Also 1876 Q st. NV.
10 rooms $500
Caretaksr in charge.
See ". <. COWEN,
Bliss Building
Telephone Z. cs5.
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DR.. Leatherman.

wasnington's Leading Specialist In the cure
OF ell forms OF contagious blood and skin
diseases OF men a2d women. All affections
CT q private nature promptly cured. Dis
cases OF the Kidneys. Bladder. Liver. and
Stomach; also rheumatism. Nervous De-
biIity Naricocele. and Structure cured for
sver Advice free. Med. furnished. Hours
10 u and 20 {; also on Tuesday and sat
urday evenings I to s. Sundays, 10 10 Il.
5i2 TENTH ST. n. W.
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no DILETTANTE.

Miss Gusch-Im so glad 10 meet you.
Mr. Hacker. It's q pleasure to know 3
real litterateur-
BGckSr-W Which ! am not
Mies Gusch-Indeed2 But you write.
Hacker-Xes, but / do Il fer a living
Detroit Free Press
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks. bonds. bldg
anh loan assem- shares. syndicate certifs--
treatment. THIS Is NOT \ LOAN COM
pANY. {. A. BAKER. 11l0 st Phone 5l7-
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NORLHW Est.
il36 18Th. igr. b...s50.00
81 n. ler. b.. 50.0aI
ais3 18th. l1r. b. 50.0sl
l2I7 Harvard, l2r,b 45.e0I
y4s ~ -stmiiIster.
ST. bath. 90. %
a406 l1th. sr. b.. S7.5t
Quincy. nr lst. 6r. b 60,
1913 18th. Sr. b.. 55.5U
ls0S Riggs. 9r. b., %. .0dI
1880 18th. Or. b.. 20. A
BrIghtwood. D. G,
20 acres. 100
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wANrED-ApARTMENTs

y WAN$ED-six-room apartment; steam heat
ed: not over SO Address BOX lSs. Times Of
Zee nozs-st
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1878 WALLACH PLACE y. W, In the heart
of the Northwest; one-half square from 18th
st. stories, 8 rooms and BATH beautifully
decorated: furnace heat: concrete cellar
owned by non resident, who directed that
the property be sold at the low price OF
81 500: only $500 cash. balance easy monthly
payments.
LIE ROY MARK.
The oval Sign l4lO st
Exclusive Agent noz5-u
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xoRrt,{yr,s,r NJ
NORTHEAST.

NORTHWEST.
X ensington.
Nd. ST b--.--.-s20.0 90
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FOR REET-FLATs.
FOR REST--Three-roo1n nat, basement. hot
Us<er aeAfi sls month. zo2o Z st. nv.
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Exclusive Agent nozo-u
FOR SALE
sIoo Cash. BALANCE MONTHLY.
A new siz-room and bath brick q st.
ss Concrete cellar; heated by furnace 4
complete little home Price. S3-sJ
500 CASH. Balance. 50 per month.
CLARENCE BARNARD,
THE OVAL SIGN. IIs c St n. W.
oc5l-u
TWO BAY WINDOW bricks. 18th near II ne,
s. .9Oe; bay window brick. six rooms and
bath. 18th and II NJ, S2-50Os several nne busi-
ness investments II st
WAI q DUNNE.
nol1-tf I1I0 II So. NE.
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on 500 CASH AND so MONTHLY.
For fun particulars drop postal. telephone.
OF call for new illustrated booklet, plat.
ETC., OF Mount Pleasant Heights.
FULTON r. GORDON.
Northwest Subdivision a Speciality.
ROBERT q. HEATER. Manager.
Tel Main 599- CoioraGo building
my13-tf
HOME. SOUTHEAST: near Pennsylvania
avenue cars; furnace heat; modern plumbing.
10 cost about 81. 900. give location and low
est price: will pay all cash II suited. Ad-
dress BOX 4s7. Times Office nols-u
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wANTED-MoNEY.

WANTED-s20 600 three-year 60 loan on
So 600 Maryland property; TO commission.
Address FOX fs7, Times ef.ice. n92s-st
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

FOR SALE-Houses-O one left. 1888
Georgia ave Sc. large lot; six rooms; recep-
tion hall; newly paDered price. 1900; easy
terms. Also 1i21. Iiz7. and li29 + st. ne.
II s WEIGH, 1ll9 G s. nw. del-6t-exSu
The Washington times., 1905-12-01
ARTaIENTs.
1ENTS.
NORTHWEST.
1922 n Law ,6r. b. S2I-50

SOUTHEAST.
Mass. av. bet.1ssh
and. 18th. 4r 4
br. D. apts- .S3z. 50.
S25 aud S2s
q. bat. 18th & 14fh,
81. b. apts- .S21 s. Se6
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