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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-09
NaIpewnieJsze przedsiebiorstwo.

- Moi Janklu! dorado mi co mann
poczac; nam trcche got0wli ! chciai.
bym co zalozyc, lecz W dzisiejszych
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-09
PRZEGLAD
S0uTyn MIEDzYHABODOWEl
Chicago 9 lutego.

Przeciw Serbii / Bulgarll laKo
dwom niezawistym krajom sio-
wianskim ma p6lwyspie balkan
skim, kt6re chciaIy poiaczyc sic
unia clowa, wystepuje obok Att
stryi take Turcya, zepewne pod
wplywem zagranicy. Telegram
ze Sredca donosi, re komisarz tu-
recki Sudyk pasza wreczyi bud-
garskiemu ministrowi spraw "a
granicznych note swego rzadu'
w kt6rej wskazano ma handlowy
traktat bulgasko-turecki r. 1904
i wyrazono zdziwienie, re rad
bulgarski bez poprzedniego poro-
zumienia sic Turcya Przyjal u
ME clowa z krolestwem serb
skiem. Rad buigarski postanowli
ma note turecka wcale ME odpo-
wiadac. Polurzedowa prasa bu4-
garska, omawiajac note turecka'
podnosi siusznie, ze unia jest
sprawa dotyczaca wylacznie Bul-
garye sama, do kt6rej Turcya ME
ma prawa mieszac sic, Organ mi
nisterstwa "Nowi Wick potra-
ca przy tel sposbnosci o zatarg
Serbii Austrya, wyvolany unia
i zaznacza, ze Serbii W rozwoIu
iei ekonomicznym staia Austrya
zawsze w drodze. Wojna clowa
uczyni Scribe cd Austryi nieza-
wisla i doprowadzi ja do rozkwi-
tn. Gdyby Serbia w sprawie unii
ustapi}a, naraziiaby sic ma ME
mile nastepstwa, gdyz jake pan
stwo niezawisle zostalaby skom-
promitowana, popelnilaby wobec
Bufgaryi wiarolomstwo podko-
pala zaufanie zagranicy do Sic
bic. Tylko wytrwasoScia i spef-
nieniem obowiazkow uni moze
Serbia odzyskaG wobec zagrani-
cy dawniejsze powazenie; cd "a
chowania sic Serbii zalezec be-
die, czy idea zbratania sic dwoch
narodow slawianskich. w czyn
sic obroci.
Niemiecka prasa wiedehska
przedstawia obecne po1ozenie
jako nadzwyczaj niepomyslne dla
Serbii. Wladze Austro wegier-
skie zamlznely granice nawet dla
drobiu serbsIliego a bankierzy
wiedenscy spowodowali podwyz-
szenie cen zlota. w kolach finan-
sowych obliczaja, re z powodu
zamkniecia agr a n c y
straci Serbia og6lem 1870 mi
lion6w frankow, W pierwszym
rolu II, w drugim 6 milionow,
aby straty wyr0wnae jest pro-
jektowana znizka o rs do so pro-
cent placy urzednikom Office
rom. Walka clowa z Austrya zbli
zyla ku sobie oba stronnictwa ra-
dykalne i wog6le zjednoczyla
wszystkie umysly. Rownoczesnie
nadchodzi z Pesztu wiadomosc,
re tamtejsi dostawcy bydla wy
st6sowali do rzadu podanie tele-
graficzne, aby Rad zabronil wy
wozu bydla z Wegier do innych
KRAKOW, lub tez otworzy} granice
rumunska, poniewaz w Wegrzech
nastapi drozyzna miesa. Stronnic-
two ludowe z hr. Zichym na cze-
le odbyio w Peszcie zebranie, na
ktorem za{ozono protest przeciw
zamknieciu granicy serbsko-au-
stryackiej.
Do rzedu pahstw rzadowych
w sposob konstytucyjny, przyby-
wa Persya. Fakt ten, juz doaSona-
ny, wzbudzii zdu1nienie ogolne
chociaz juz Cd d1uzszego czasu
ukazywaiy sic objawy, swiad-
ezsee, &c sfery oswieeone " tyEn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-09


mocarstwa otrzymaly wszystko
czego chcialy, niepodlegiosc Ma
rdka i "otwarte drzwi" dla swe-
60 handlu, teraz rozchodzi sic o
to, azeby Francya ME utraciia
>swego wplywu ma sprawy marc
kaiskie. .Mocarstwa neutralne sto
ia DO 'stronie Francyi i konferen-
cya w Algeciras robbie sic, jeze-
Ii Niemcy STAG beda uparcie przy
swojem zdaniu.
Wiedcn, 9 lutego. = w spra-
vie reformy wyborczej ME zga-
dzaja sic Czesi niemcami. Cze-
81 zadaja, azeby liczba mandatow
poselskich odpowiadala ilosci
mieszkanc6w, a Niemcy pragn2
tyle mandatow, lie ich posiadaJ2
Czesi. Obecnie, przypada w Mo-
rawii ~ procent Niemcow ma
II procent Czechow, pomimo to
maja Niemcy w radzie panstwa
20 posiow, Czesi tylko 20.
Ma Wegrzech trwoga mysla
rozwazni przyszloSci, jezeli
koalicya ME zrzecze sic wygo-
rowanych zadah, azeby ujsc ME
bezpieczenstwu zawieszenia swo-
bod konstytucyjnych.
Londyn, 9 lutego. - Wypadkl
w Chinach zmuszaja rzady in
nych mocarstw do poddania po-
nowpej dyskusyi wniosku, azeby
Chin odwo}at zagraniczne woj-
ska. Cudzoziemcy protestuja
przeciw pozbawianiu ich
opieki. Cd wypadk6w przysz-
lych miesiecy bedzie zalezafo,
czy za1ogi europejskie zostana z
ziem chihskich wycofane.
Quebec, 9 lutego. - w legis-
laturze toczq sic narady mad WHO
,skiern, azeby majatek ko5cielny
katolik6w zostai probationary.
Komitet legislatury. popiera ten
wniosek, z ktorym wystapif
przedstawiciel malego miastecz-
ka, kt6ry zQda, azeby nietylko
paiac biskupi, lecz nadto koseiof
cmentarz, szkoia hala zebran
ulegaly opodatkowaniu.
Berlin, 9 lutego. - Kanclerz
BueIow oswiadczyl, re drozyz-
ME miesa nalezy zapobiegac przez
hodowle takiej iloSci byd1a w
Niemczech, azeby import z "a
granicy stall sic niepotrzebnym.
Niemieccy agraryusze dojda W
ten sposob do dobrobytu, wobec
kt6rego knowania socyalisSw
zredukuja sic do wartosci zera.
Berlin, 9 lutego. - Jak malo
poslowie do parlamentu interesu-
ia Sic sprawami pahstwa, tego
dowodem wczorajsze posiedze-
ME. Przemawial kanclerz Bue-
low i nalezaio Nzystapic do glo-
sowania mad wnioskiem, podpi-
sanym przez SO socyalistow i po-
partym przez centrum. Tymcza-
sem bylo ma posiedzeniu "a
ledwie so pos}ow, kto-
rzy ME stanowili quorum gioso-
wac ME mogli.
Kopenhaga, 9 lutego. - Ulo-
zono program pogrzebu zmarie-
60 krola Chrystyana. ZW1okl 20
sItana w piatek, I6 lutego, prze-
wiezione do Roskilde, gdzie W
zamku odbedzie sic nabozenstwo
zaiobne, poczem karaWan, pod
eskorta wojska uda sic do gro
bowca, w ktorym zostanie zlozo-
ma trumna. Czlonkowie krolew-
skiei rodziny odprowadza cialo
w dworskich karetach.
Washington, 10 lutego, u
wiadomiono czlonkow tutejszego
ciala dyplomatycznego, re prezy-
dent jepo malzonGa ME zycza
sobie, azeby w dniu slubu ich
corki skladano jej podarunki w
imieniu rzadow. Parma Alicya
Roosevelt moze przyjmowac po-
darunki jedynie jake osobisty do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-09
! 1akte powed dumy.

= DIS rano oczysciia mi iona ub'
ranie benzyna, koledzy pekna . zas-
drosci, bo sadzic beda, &c jechaaem au
tomobilem. ~ ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-09

miast rozpoczai nova awanture,
gonil zone po calem mieszkaniu,
w kohcu odebrai jej portmonet-
ke zawierajaca 500 i wychodzac
domu, powiedziai: "klaniaj sic
odemnie sedziemu'. Teraz poll
cya go szuka.
Miasto odbiera swoja w}asnosc.
Cd wielu lat wczoraj po raz
pierwszy utica 2Ist place zostala
otwarta do publicznego uzytku.
Piec kompanii tarasoWalo ia swo-
imi skiadami drzeWa cd diugiego
czasu. Wdala sic w to rada mleJ-
ska rozkazala oproznic ulice ;ko-
misarz robot publicznych Patter-
son kilkakrotnie kompanie te O.
strzegai, by zastosowaiy sic do
rozkazp, a kiedy mic ME pomaga-
10, wysiai wczoraj Jeremiasza
Sullivana, urzednika W departa-
mencie ulic, jakotez superinten-
denta wardowego Franka Sime z
czterema wozami i dziesieciu lu-
dzmi uzbrojonymi W siekiery i in
ne narzedzia, by zrobili porzadck.
Pomimo protestu rcprezentantow
firm i ich telefonoWania gWa-
townego do ratuSza, ludzle wy
slani zrobili gruntowny porz9dek:
poburzyli don1ki stojQce ma ulicy,
zabrali drzewo nagromadzone ma
wozy zawiezli ie do SHADOW w
10 wardzie i ulice oczyscili.
Kompanie, ktorych to sic ty-
czy}o, nazywaja sic: John A.
Ganger and Co.; Maxwell Bros;
Rathbone, Hair and Ridgeway;
Foley and Williams Mfg Co.; /
William c. Seipp.
Gaz "a IS centow.
Ma wczorajszej sesyi rady
miejskiej przeszla uchwala usta-
nawiajaca cene gazu ma IS c.
"a 1000 stop kttbicznych So gfosa-
mi przeciw 9 "a jezeli burmistrz
iei ME zawetuje pred dniem IS
bm., to kompania juz Cd I lutego
obliczac bedzie te cene. Zdaje sic
re veto nastqpi w tym celu, azeby
dodano niektore wazne poprawki.
w przyszla srode odbedzie sic
znowu specyalna sesya rady mieJ
skiej, azeby ostateczna juz przy-
lac uchwale. Slychac, re bur
mistrz jest przekonany, IL cena
to jeszcze "a wysoka.
Cena ia ma bye obowiazujaca
ma s lat. Kompania Peoples wy
rzeka sic swych pretensyi do
miasta ma sumo $I,3oo,ooo wrze-
komo nalezna "a ostatnich 5 lat.
Kompania Ogden's obowiazuJe
sic zaplacic miastu $117,ooo nalez
nych "a ostatnich 5 lat.
Pozar swiatyni.
Wczoraj wieczorem okoio
godz. 6:3o wybuchi pozar W
swiatyni metodyskiej episkopal-
nei sw. Pawia ma poludniowo "a
chodnim rogu Washington boul. i
Halsted str. Wprzeciagu godziny
wielkiego tego zboru pozostaiy
tylko injury. Szczescie jeszcze, re
pozar wybuchl tax wczesnie: o
godz. 8 wieczorem bowiem mial
sic tam odbyc mityng ligi antipa-
pierosowej, ma ktory zaproszono
przemowieniem sedziego Tut
hilla innych mowcow :wowczas
zb6r bytby zapelniony ludzmi.
Pozar powstal w skutek skrzy-
zowania sic drutow elektrycznych
i tax szybko sic rozszerzyi, re
straz ogniowa musiaia sic ograni-
czyc ma gaszeniu budynkow sa-
siednich, bo ratowaniu zboru
juz mowy bye ME mogio. Gdy
pierwszy strumieh wody padi ma
syczace plomienie, zapadia sic
wieza. Pozar zradzA szkode ma
40 = $4,000 dolarow; zbor byi
,-1 ,+Lr Jt,,o-; ~ e1aroI; ,,1io1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-02-09
krOnika MiejscoWa.
Austryacki defraudator.

aresztowano niejakiego Rudolfa
Schoppek, oskarzonego zdefra-
udowanie $4,000 rzadowych pie
niedzy arstryackich w czasie,
gdy we Wiedniu byf klerkiem w
pGcztowej kasie oszczednoscl.
Tajni detektywi austryaccy przy
pomocy detektywow pinkertof1-
sikich odkryli miejsce jego poby-
tn po dlugich poszukiwaniach w
Bremie, New Yorku i Chicago.
Aresztowany jednakowoz "a
przecza, jakoby dopuScii sic ja-
kiejkolwiek zbrodni i jakoby ma
zywai sic Rudolfem Schoppek.
Przybyi on Bremy do New
Yorku ma okrecie Koenigin Lou
Use, powiada re nazywa sic Wag-
ner, a w podrozy swej poznal sic
z jadacym do Chicago Rudolfen1
Tenenbaumem.Ten Tannenbaum
ma tn brata Wilhelma, miesz-
kajacego ii rodziny A. Tetyana
pm. 569 N. Wood str. Tannen-
baum opowiada, re jest golarzem
! poznal sic Wagnerem, gol9c
GO ma okrecie. Wowczas ten Wa
gner czy Schoppek opowiadaf'
ze nazywa sic f. Nevarsil, re
Jest Czechem zmicni nazwlsko
ma Wagner, bo to nazwlsko lat
wiejsze bedzie do wynawlanla
dla Amerykan6w. Opowiadal TAX
re, re sprzedawszy swe posla-
d1osci w Czechach, ma znaczae
fundusze i zamierza w Chicago
otworzyc apteke.
Szalony
65 letni John Cremers, majet-
nv mieszkaniec w Hyde Park,
byly kontraktor budowy, zam.
pm. 1876 Wabash ave., posiada-
'jacy try wielkie domy, pred
tokiem musiaf sic poddac pewneJ
operacyi i cd tego czasu poJawla-
Iy sic II niego oznaki obi2kania.
Kilka razy zamierzono go oddac
do zakladu oblakanych, ale po-
niewaz mu sic polepszalo, pre-
to ME przyszlo do tego. w ostat-
Mich dniach jednak pogorszyio
mu sic iona sproWadziia leka-
RIA. Wczoraj popoludniu miano
90 zawieSc do szpitala obserwa-
cyjnego. Ale o godz. I popolud-
niu, MIN po niego przyJechano,
Cremens porwai rure o}owiana /
uderzyl zone w ramie. Ia ucie-
kla "a sto1, potem do drugiego
pokoju, ale tam Cremens, zape-
dill ia do kata, bill rura dopoki
ME padia ma podloge, a po-
tenn do lezacej strzelil try razy
rewolweru. Ranil ia W gfowe'
w piers i w ramie. CremensoWa
zdolala sic zawlec do sasiadkl
Ewy Kerny tam pad}a zemdlo-
ma, Uwiadomiono policye, ale
gdy tia nadeszia, znalazla Gre
mensa lezacego we krwi, z pre-
strzelona skronia. Szalony NOR
derca i samob6jca umarl godzine
p6zniej. Zone jego zawieziono
do szpitala Lakeside, gdzie zape-
wne umrze.
Cremensowie mieli dwoch sy-
now corke zamezna Emme
Cochranowa.
Skazany "a zonoh6jstwo.
Wczoraj popoludniu sad przy-
sieglych sedziego Honore uzna1
Thomasa Hlavaty winnym zono-
bojstwa skazaf go ma dozyWot-
ME wiezienie.
Hlavaty zamordowal swa 20
ne w SVEN mieszkaniu pm. 2o5
Johnson ST., d. 4 pazdziernika z.r.
Strzelil do zony w przysteple
zazdrosci po krotkiej sprzeczce,
wobec q letniego synka. Ma krzyk
chlopca zbiegli SIG sasiedzi / Hla-
vaty przyznal sic do why. Chciaf
on take i siebie zastrzelic, ale o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-20
ANXIETY FOR KING EDWARD.
Three Physicians Summoned to Con-
suit Over Monarch's Health.

There are persistent rumors In court cir
cles at London that the kings health causes
much anxiety. and the fact that he was IN
consultation with three physicians yesterday
lends an ominous color to the reports. The
king went to London from Sandringham
yesterday morning. leaving the queen there.
1t Is reported that the kings throat is
bothering him. Owing to a broken tendon
Of his ankle-an injury which he sustained
by stepping In a rabbit hole while hunting
in the Windsor Great Park six weeks ago
the king has been unable to take any ex-
ercise. Being Of full habit and with an
apopiecttc tendency, the king is gaining
flesh rapidly and this occasionally occasions
difficulty in breathing.
1t Is reported that recently the kings first
valet became alarmed early one morning by
his majesty's stertorous breathing and
hastily summoned a physician. The incl
dent. which was circulated In court circles,
was at first denied, but was afterward ad-
mitted unoflcially. To all journalistic In
quiries about the kings health Lord Knoll
lys. his secretary. invariably replies that II
is excellent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-20
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS ]. OWEN SON. AucrIoNEERs.
5at0-d6ds-in

THOMAS ]. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
PROPERTY KNOWN AS PREMISES No. 1ol
PESNSYLyANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
TMAsESI2N R p G. MpE4SEp psE RI a
4 RESTAURANT AND DWELLING.
whereas default having been made in the pay
menf OF the interest ON the debt secured by GER
of March, 1904, and recorded among the land rec
ords OF the District of Columbia on the oath day
Of the note secured by said deed Of trust the un-
dersigned. the trustees named In said deed Of
thereof at the risk and cost Of the defautirs pur-
chaser e. R9blis auction; in front Of the prem
lses At I E T " 9G[n n en- On MONDAY PAY
the following real estate. together with all the
Improvements. easements and appurtena1rces there
unto belonging or appertaining. namely: Part OF
toms subdivision of original lot numbered one a.
In square numbered ave hundred and seventy five
sa,o, as Per plat recorded in the office Of the sur
At Folio l4o being the nineteen and ninety-six one
hundredths q9.963 feet on Pennsylvania avenue by
Depth OF about forty i've and fifty one-hundredths
Terms OF sale: One-half Of the purchase price
to be paid In cash. and balance in two equal
and two years respectively, from the date Of sale,
with interest at the rate of i've per centum (5qsj
per annum. payable semi annually, said notes to
o. p Al e &c opdn On Of es &.
ehaser. depesit Of y250.00 win be required at
the time Of sale. All eonyeysncing. recording.
be complied with within ffteen DAYS nom the he
date Of sale, in default Of which the property viii
be ss:sa = the ss sad s.. 6 &c
As3'p'0s' D'0's'ea Y ons sihaAi' g. E 91ins
wM. n. sAuNnEass S''es.
!. 3a1Sd&ds,eSu Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-20
AUCTION SALES.
MONDAY.
1Hos. ]. OWEN & son, AucrIoNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE HOME IN FASH
IONABLE RESIDENCE DISTRICT-NEAR THE
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT-NO. 174S N
STREET NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue of a certain deed of trust.
corded in Iiber No. 2219, at folio 81 ct seq., of
the land records of the District of Columbia, and
at the request of the party secured thereby, we,
the undersigned, will sell at public auction In
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, THE
TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF JANUARY, A. d.
1906. AT HAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE
AFTERNOON. the following described real estate.
luInbia. and known and designated as and being
all of lot numbered thirty-ntne (39), in Eliza q.
Hutchinson's subdivision OF lots in square num-
bered hundred and ffty-nine Q591, as per plat
recorded In Liber No. 10. at folio 81 of the rec
ords of the Office of the Of the District of
Columbia. the same being improved by fine brick
dwelling house known as No. 174S street north
west.
Terms of sale: One third cash, and the balance
In and two years from day Of sale, for which
the promissory notes Of the purchaser must be
given. bearing interest at the rate Of per cent
per annum payable semi annually, until paid said
notes to be secured by deed OF trust said prop
erty, all cash, at the option of the purchaser.
deposit OF $4,000 will be required at the time of
cording and acknowledging at purchasers cost. Ii
the terms of sale not complied with within
fifteen days from day of sale the trustees reserve
the right to resell at the risk and cost Of do
faultfng purchaser after three days public notice
In some newspaper published in Washington.
JOHN b. PARRT,
EUGENE wORTHNGTON,
$40 Indiana avenue
1atO-d&ds-inSu Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-20
VIOLA ALLEN A BRIDE.
VIV11x1 x1ILIN 0&10II.
We1-Known Actress Married to Peter
Duryea, the THURMAN.

Unless the records Of the county clerk of
Jefferson county, Ky, are In error, Miss
Viola Allen, well known as an actress Of
emotional roles. was married to Peter Dur
yea In Louisville August 16. According to
this record, a certified copy of which Is In
New York, the ceremony was performed by
Rev. Hardiek. assistant rector of st. An
drew's Church. and the witnesses who
signed the certificate Of marriage were Mrs.
Sarah Allen. mother Of the bride. and Amer
lea Wagner. Miss Aliens maid
Peter Duryea has been prominent for
many years as turfman and the proprie-
tor of the Patchen-Wilkes stock farm near
Lexington. KY. He Is well known In New
York. as he spends a greater part OF the
year In that city. When the news of Miss
Aliens marriage reached the theatrical dis
or less doubt. Charles W. Allen, brother
OF the actress. declared he. did not believe
the report. He had Just returned from
Erie. Pa. but started at once for Syracuse,
N. Y. where his sister is appearing in THE
Toast OF the Town." for the purpose. 1t was
said. of learning from her own lips the
truth or falsity of the report
Miss Allen has declined to discuss tha
matter. She sent word from her room IN
the Yates Hotel by her manager that 1t was
useless to try to interview her.
Interest was added to the story of the
marriage by the statement OF Louis A.
CnviiIier counsel for Sarah Madden, an
actress, who Is suing Mr.. Duryea for breach
OF promise, that the case viii be called
Mr.. CuyiilIer has said that he had certified
copy Of the record of the Jefferson county
clerk and that he had satisfied himself that
The marriage really took plaza.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-20
ja22o-tf
raos J. OWEN & son. AUcr1oNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NO. ITO G. STREET Sc
BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia. dated the 11th day of
January. 1865. and passed in Equity Cause num-
bered 1924, the undersigned will offer for sale, at
public auction In front of the premises the
THlRT1ErH DAY OF JANUARY, 1906, At -FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, part of lot numbered four. in
square numbered nine hundred and ninety, ,ie
scribed IN said decree fronting II feet % inches
oI street by depth of 3S feet, to alley, ami
improved by q two-story brick dwelling
TERMS OF SALE.
0ne-third cash;
OEe-third in che year and enc third Ia two years;
or all cash. at the purchasers option.
Deferred payments to be represented by the pur
cbeser's notes, dated the day of sale and
cured BY deed OF trust the property sold. AMI
bearing interest at the rate eff six per cent pc
&nnum, payable sem-anEualy.
All conveyaneing. examination of title and T.
cording at the purchasers
A deposit of 500 to be made at the sale.
Terms to be complied with within ten days
from day Of sale.
In of default by the purchaser the trustee
reserves the right to resell at the risk of the de-
fauiting purchaser after FIVE days advertisement.
JOHN RIDOUT, Trustee,
ia1T-d&ds, eSn 344 ID st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
FOR SALE
The McLachien Real Estate and
Loan Co.,
Corner 10th and CT SITS.


Corner 10th and CT SITS.
Chance for BARGAINS. Here are a few not
previously advertised. GET OUR LIST.
CORNER. SOUTHEAST EXPOSURE, on IA.
Hles Heights; three-story and cellar brick (;
niue rooms; beautifully finished. First floor
Three large rooms ard bath. Third foor-Tbree
rooms and trunk room. HOT-wATER heat. Tn
10 date In every respect. EVERY ROOM
b'iIhf AND CHEERFUL Price. $500
STORE AND DWELLING. BRICK, NORTH
two-Story brick stable. Lot 22xI35 IT. TO 30
II. alley. Rent 5000. Price. s., coo.
$500 ONTARIO AVENUE NoRTBwEsr
New; SIX rooms: bath: cabinet manteIs, china
closet MeDouga kitchen cabinets; furnace
pofches front and back; bright comfortable
le't paper.
dacyd from 5000. First come frst served
needs no argument; good reason for selling.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS 500. THREE STORY.
eight rooms and bath; convenient to 18th ST cars
Si.oo at 59e may remain
CORNER OF ALLEY, CENTRAL NORTH.
west; ix-room brick dwelling; twe-story brick
slholg. lot Zu1eo; convenient to two car lines
schools churches and o st. market. For quick
ssie. 81. 500. s
OTHER BARGAINS
$500. Near 9Th and d; rooms and
hsth brick; furnace; occupied BY owner
N;E.,Ss;o0o r St; rooms and bath brsck.
,.s,E SiS4o q, ST. near navy yard Groom
N-w:-sl.sso Near 9TH and p: brick; lot 1ex
BLo0SiINGDALE LOT NORTHWEST. 1s,1oo
10 alley; sidewalk. sewer, ETC. Price, Ss75.
mT. PLEASANT LOTS RcoSoMEcAI-ssOo To
10 EASY TERMS
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THOs. J. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEERs.

By virtue of the authority vested in US by the
parties mt interest will offer for sale to the
highest bidder. in front of the premises. THURS
DAY, JANUARY, TWENTY-FIFTH, AT HALF
PAST FOUR PM, that very desirable brick dwell
ing No. s14 Sd st. NV. This house contains s
rooms and bath and is renting at $1,000 per
month. Lot 81 .SxSS Side and alleys. Lying
within few squares OF the government printing
office and the depot. This property should
always command ready tenants at fair rentals
and rapidly enhance in value upon the completion
OF the depot improvements; $30 600 of the purchase
money may remain at 51s interest IL desired by
purchaser. deposit OF $500 will be required at
time of sale. balance to he settled within fifteen
days, the property will be resod at the cost and
risk OF the defaulting purchaser II stormng, sale
will take place first fair day, hour.
THOS. j. OWEN & son, 9I3 f st. NV.
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THos. ]. OWEN & SON, AucrroSEERs.

ift STEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Rn.AL ESTATE. BEING THE THREE STORY
frame DWELLING AND STABI.E AT THE
10RNEIsN OF NINTH AND PROVIDENCE
STREETS. BRo0KLAND, d. c., AND LOTS
ADJOINING EITHER SIDE.
BY virtue Of a certain deed of frust ONLY rac,rs
ca IN Liber No. 26S5. at folio ! ct seq of the
land records of the District of Columbia and at
ire request of the party secured thereby. the I'M.
aerslSned trustees will sell public auction In
front OF the premises ON THURSDAY. FEBRU.
MY FIRST. 1906. AT HAIF-PAST FOUR
premises situate In the subdivision of Brookland
district of Columbia, and designated as and being
i pps numbered ten uO,, eleven Old and twelve
AZ In block numbered five 60, In BENJAMIN F.
eighton and Richard E Pairo, trustees, subdvf-
ION OF blocks numbered four a. and five (5l to-
seIher with the improvements
Terms OF sale: Onethird OF the purchase money
TO be paid In cash, balance In two equal inst all
alents payable In one and two years with interest
II per cent per annun. payable safni-rnnualiy,
from day of sale, secured by deed of trust on the
property, or all cash. at the option Of the pur-
haser deposit of $500. 90 will be required ar
time OF sale. All eonveyancing recording etc at
ost OF purchaser Terms of sale to be compiled
with within fifteen days from day of sale other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of defaulting pur.
chaser, after five days advertisement OF such re-
sale In some newspaper published in Washington.
ID. c.
BENZ. L. LEIGHTON, Trustee.
VIM. III. SAUNDERS, Trustee.
JaZo-d&ds,eSu 1407 + St NV.