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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13
.. ). SULPH|DES DID
 NOT HELP SNtLI|AG
Percentage of Copper in the
 g~0re Has Been So Heavy Sulphur Is Lacking,

"a ' sH
 Boston-The strike of sulphides in the Old Dominion has not helped the smelung conditions as much as was ex- peeted. for the reason that the per centage of copper in the ore that has been opened to date has been so heavy that the excess of sulphide has not been high.
 The company hopes that when the drifts are extended further into other bodies that are known to exist in the property that the percentage of 'sul- phur will increase so that 1t win be of material aid in the company's shelter in smelling the rich carbonates and oxides of which the company has aH abundant supply.
 It seems rather odd to see mining company complaining of too heavy percentage of copper in it's ores, but this is just the case with Old Dominion at the present time. for while the company does not make any very loud outcry it states that it would just as soon have seen higher sulphur values and less copper.
 The company is confirmed in this attitude because it knows that the west ore body contains several bodies of high grade carbonate which run high in copper, and it Is at present making ready to open them up.
 The company has started construc- ton on its fifth furnace unit and will complete it in the very near future, depending on the rapidity with which it can secure deliveries.
 The question of the reverbatory fur mace has also been settled and the company will have it in operation in the very near future.
 The general condition of the con- pany is exceedingly good and at no time in its career has the property shown as much promise as at present. Dr. Ricketts, the superintendent of the property. will hereafter spend very little time in Globe and old Dominion will be left in the hands of Assistant Superintendent Hegeardt, who has been in practical control of the prop erty during the entire Phelps-Dodge regime
 in Iact Dr. Ricketts has been known to say that ali reason TOT ms presence al GIobe had Iong slnce csase4 to exist.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13
INTERESTED
 IN PATAGONIA SALE

The Tucson Citizen says: Another important sale in the Patagonia dis trict is announced today. the R group of copper claims having been pur- chased by w. C. Greene.
 This group is situated within few miles of Patagonia in the mountain range bearing the same name. and is in close proximity to the Flux mine, which changed hands a few days ago.
 The former owners were R. R. Rich ardson, Ben Honey and Frank Olsen. Six months ago the property was bond. ed to Douglas and Henry Gray, after careful examination, and they, in turn, sold it to w. c. Greene.
 The second important sale to min. ing men of great capital and discern ment is a remarkable tribute to the worth of the Patagonia district.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13
CLOGS WORN BY
 ENGLISH WoRkMEN

An acknowledged authority has es- timated there are at least 10000 pairs of clogs sold in the northern counties of England every year.
 Different woods are preferred in different districts. The workers in factories and other indoor occupations in such districts as Bolton, Oldham and Preston prefer sole made from alder or birch, while ia the colliery districts, such as Wigan, beech. birch and ash are nose generally used. the first named in each instance being in greatest demand. Some idea of the immense quantity of soles used may be gathered from an estimate that each pair of clogs will be resoled twice before being replaced by new pair. thus averaging three pairs of soles to the life of one pair of clogs.-Shoe and Leather Reporter.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13
MARKET GOSSIP.
Especial Wire to Duey & overioe

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook,
 HOUGHTON WIRES-The strength iu Tecumseh this morning is accounted for by the unofficial announcement or a plan for the consolidation of the Tecumseh with Calumet & Hecla in- terests The organization promises to be onenof 400. 900 snares which win have ownership of the Tecumseh, and the Sheldon Douglas estates. The pro posed company will have s1,0G0.00O cash in the treasury which will be pro vided by the Calumet & Hecla com pany in addition to turning over their land and interest in the Caldwell and LaSalle conipanies.-L. & B.
 WALKER-There is good people buying Peoples Gas.
 MANSON-The talk is that next Peoples Gas dividend will be at the rate of 6 per cent. It is said that Northern stockholders will be given $20o0 in cash and then allowed to sub scribe to 40 shares of new stock at 80 and the announcement will be made to- morrow.-L. q B.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13
PAiNE's COPPER LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook
 BOSTON, Dec. 12.-Not for a good many years have there been so many deals pending in copper stocks as there are at present. The fight seems 10 be going on for the control of Greene, and negotiations are practically com pleted for consolidation of Tecum- sch, LaSalle and Caldwell, and possibly some others in another large compa- ny. While these deals are in the air c. & A., Wolverine and Mohawk are rallying on the strength of increased dividends. Altogetehr it Is the best and most active market We have had for years in the lake properties. We expect considerably higher prices Immediately for Osceola. Allouez and Centennial.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13
DENN-ARZONA WAS HE FEATURE
American and Greene Were Al- 50 Active Some Others {
 Scored Advances,
tBy Frank J. Graf.l
Al. sseA za Z


 Denn-Arizona was easily the feature of today's market, scoring an excellent advance. The strike Is getting richer every day. and the news is inst about getting circulated around the eastern markets, which caused the sudden ad- vance. At the close Duluth brokers were only bidding s25, but there was no stock being offered at all. Sales were made locally at s26. and some re- ported as high as s2S. Even at this price Denn is cheap, and will sell much higher. American finally took notice of the Denn strike and adyanc- ed to s9.25, with sales at the close at S10.25 and little being offered at that. This stock, being so near the Denn, should sell higher very shortly. Greene was another active one. reach ing s27.S7 and s2S, and at these prices there was considerable liquidation. but the stock was well taken care of and the price of the stock did not decline any Outside of these three the mar ket was rather featureless. Calumet & Arizona advanced to s169. but a little selling at this price forced the stock back to s16S at the close. Su- perior held at s25.50, with sales at that price. North Butte strengthened some, reaching s111. but broke at the close to s110. The news on Warren had apparently no effect whatever, for the stock showed no change, there be- ing plenty offered at sl4 and no de- mand at that price. Globe is quiet with no change. Nippissing was an- other heavy trader today, with sales at $13.25 and s13.50, but closed weak lat sf2.ST bid.
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J. c. PRiTcHARp, Broker, Phone 126.

Dec. 12.-Market today was quite active. Dem was in, the lead all through, S24 being bid. in the east this evening. Globe weakened to $11 bid $11.50 asked. Greene kept up to the close of the day, 32S bid. Han cock seems to be quite favor ite in the copper country. sell ing between S15 and $15.5o. Central is still s35 asked. Vol verine & Ariz. $3.50 asked. When the relation of this ground on the Shattuck proper ty is considered. and the fact that they have gone through sixteen feet of ore between the 40 and 427 feet depth with the diamond drill the present price will seem ridiculous in about two weeks from this date. when it reaches the region of the main body found in the Shattuck at the 700-foot level. A word to the wise Is suffi- cient.
 Cunningham Robinson Block.
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APACHE INDIAN
 SENTENCED FOR LIFE.

GLOBE. Dec. 12.-In the District Court Justin Head. the educated Apache Indian. who was found guilty of murder in the second degree on one of i've murder indictments, was sentenced 10 serve the remainder of his natural life in the territorial prison.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13
Phone Al. P. O. Box S14. { Bank of Bisbee Building,
 Rooms 4 and 5.
HOLMAN BRllS. &
BROKERS.
BhONGHS. Unlisted Stocks a Speciality. caIumet-DuIuth- Cb'eago-8isoee
Rishee. Dec. 12.

Bisbee. Dec. 12, 1906. } The market today shows few } changes, anc most of the stocks , remained quiet ard unchans- } ed.
 , Denn was the particular feat , ure, and held the attention of } all the buyers. This stock , made an advance Of nearly 10 } points today, and it is predicted } that within the next few days , 1t will see sso.oo. The ore } found being extremely rich, it only remains to demonstrate } the extent of the ore body. } American is also taking sympathetic advance, and is } selling above s1o, with bright
 future. Warren, it's neiehbor, } is also on tine eve of an ad- vance. We predict fine fu- lure for these three. C. & A. advanced a couple of points, but closed very weak, without any particular cause. Greene held firm, anS is selling aoove } S2s.
 No decided change has talk en place in the remainder Of the stocks. S
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13

The production of gold in the United States for the calendar year 1905 is estimated at $SS,1S0.700, and the in dustrial consumption at s33 3,20S,6 ,615, of which $27, ,621 ,979 was of new material. The original deposits of gold at the several hints and assay offices az. grsgated sl53, ,109, ,493.5z.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13
MORNING.
TIMING SHELTERS MAPkETS|
Pritchard Hagen & Co.
BrrkerS ard Promoters.

Dit kCi , dt'u FlU.iiutcl Be ! Front Rooms. New Telephone 2 Bldg, Phone f35, Bis5ee. Ark. e The handling of "Bonanza 2 Circle and other Curb stocks, 3 on commission. OUR SPE. s CIAlTY. 2 Quotations py wire come to E our office ''every title while" 2 during brokerage hours direct 2 from Calumet, Mieblean--the y HUB of the 6onanzs Circle 2 Companies. .l B Dec. 12, 06.--Information H relative to the trade between q the Cal. & AriZ. and Sup. .& k Pitts. companies and the War 2 fen R. & Dey. Co. has had prac- e tically no effect upon the latter S stock outside of the la. s.la; . it is difficult to locate aify .arse 1 sized blocks around ,L a.1,g.s = the trade can be co1.t leG es < being anything but favorable S to the Warren st-,ahJliers is S difficult 10 fatbo4.. ..S the = trade with the ( 6 4 and s. = & P. companies the WaI4el cer- = tainly has done wJIl. 4nI.t1 gre - is no gainsaylng t1aC .H .i tne S transaction is 1ore ticraughly = understood, the effdc. Will read S fly show m rIpiG r.. in the = price. Cuisine of the interest = in Wsrln, trading was con = fined largely to Denn and Amer = ican. The former has advanced - better than six points, and S slo.Z5 fails to dislodge any . Ame.ican. Greene has been do- - ing a f1w stunts this morning, P and is firm at S2S.25. Little chan, 5 and is finn at s2S25. Little C change Is noted in S & P. and ' Central. while Cal & Ariz. has = advanced to s169 bid. The out . look for further advance in the ' latter is good. Rise in moneey e rates today has limiteed trad v ing to some extent, but other v wise the markets present a S strong tone
 Quotations:
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PHONE aso
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13

Over sSoo.00O,O0o were collected in custom receipts at the different ports or the United States during the last fiscal year. The average cost of col. lection was per cent.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-15

Made of vici kid. butcher cut anG just the thing for a neat dress shoe Not only are these shoes neat an5 dressy. but they are guaranteed to be durable. All sizes, today,
Arizona republican., 1906-12-15
S2.OO a box
EMBROIDERED HAND
 KERCHIEFS.

Hundreds upon hundreds of dainty embroidered ones in this lot. Made on extra sheer fine Irish Linen and will make an excellent sift for any woman who loves pretty handkerchiefs. Many a store asks soc each for this quality. but we've marked the whole line at one price
Arizona republican., 1906-12-15

Also fine showing of bearskin coats muhs' collars
 md bonnets for the little ones Choose yours before he nicer ones are gone.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-15

IIUIIWI tVIs VI TI NNNN VI1IIlt" '" from on the Christmas tables. Writing paper. dolls. mirrors, pie lures. tea sets, perfumes. manicure sets. dressing sets. collar and cuff boxes. children's purses. infants sets. vanity bags. atomizers. bead necklaces. buckles. fancy hat pins. brooches, belt pins, belts. ruches, albums. etc. You'll find suitable gifts for any member of the family here. Don't wait, do your shopping today.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-15

SMOKING JACKETS A man doesn't have to be a smokef to appreciate one of these handsome jackets. There's a lot of solid com fort in one while you're lounging around the house and any man who has ever worn one will tell you tha' a smoking jacket is all to the good. especially on winter evenings. Maybe Santa Claus will bring you one if he sees our line.
 S4.5o to S1250
The Washington times., 1906-09-13
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B-FollOWins schedule figures published
enlv as information, and are not guaranteed.
..S A III DAILI-Local Tor HdTrisOnourg
WarTcnt0n. Danvllle. and way stations
fo-5I A II. DAILX-Washingtoa and Florida
limited. First-Clasa coachus ana sleeper %
Columbia Savannah, aud JaSks0nYllls.
Dining Car SeTYice.
Y1-15 a. NJ DAlLX-United States Fast Mai
F'{rst-ciass coaches and sleeper 10 New or.
isans Dining Car service.
s.61 y N WEEK DAES-Local for Harrfso,.
burg and way stations on Manassas Rrancb
.-Ss p n DAILY--LOCal for WaTreRion and
-.s1 y AZ DAiLY-Nsw York and Atlanta
- '-v~-r,ss- Ftrss-cIass Coach 20 Atlanta
s9~srer TO Columbus. ca. via Atlanta.
Spsst route Tourist Sleeper Washington
- san Francisco Mondays. "Wednesday -,
s.sd N. DAILT-New York and florida
Exrress Through Coaches and SleeDers 10
C~iumbia savannah. and Jacksonville
sst@epar to Augusta and EOTg Tampa Din.
~ car service "a Carte.
90 y N DAILY-NeW York and Memahlg
United (via LYnChbuTgl. FiTst-Ciass C0acn
80 sleeping Car to Roanoke Knoxville
Cbattr 4ocEa- and Memphis. Sleeper 10 NsV,
Orieans Dining Car Service.
so-aS p II DAILI-WashinEtu and South.
vrs.rern Limited All Pullman train Oh
ssTvntion Car 10 Atlanta and Macon. Club
CsF 10 Atlanta Sleepers 20 Nashville, At.
iSnta. Macon. Birmingham. New Orleans.
TsnfnE Car Service.
- n. SLsncsr. c. M: 8 H HArduici< p T N :
~ II. Tayios. e. p. A. l. ). Brown u a
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY.

(scheduls In effect duly J. 1867
100 p Mold DOAIEION EXPRESS
DaiIy-StOps al principal points IN VIZ.
Kfnia ana West Virginia Vestibuls train,
standard coaches; DaTlors cars % Virginia
Hot Springs and Ronceverte. Pullman
rIrepeTs Hinton 20 Louisville. Cincinnati.
Indianapolis. 81. Louis. and Chicago; din
ing cars, a ia carte service.
s;s0 +. NEW Q & o. LIMITED, Daily,
Fast new yestlDuie tTains stops only a.
GoTdonsyiIlc. Charlottesville, Stauntou
Clifton Forge and CovIagtun. Va Waite
sulphur ROnceVeTIe, and Hinton. W "a
Pullman Eleepers 10 Lexington. Louisville
Cincinnati, Indianapolis. ST. Louis and
Chicago. Dining cars. q IA carte service
one night out
uI0 p. Nj F. Y LIMITED. Daily
Solid Vesti5ule train. Pullman sIeepsrs
to Cincinnati, Lexington. and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 20 Virt mia
Hot Springs week days Dining cars a
Ia carte service. 6leepeTs Cincinuati 10
Chicago and 81. Louis and Louisville %
Memphis Nashville. and Southwest
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and
Ohio Offices bis Pennsyivanla ave. eos ltth
"a near r. and Sixth Street Station Teis-
phone Main $50. Tor PeaAsylv1niz r. <
CAB Service. AMI Aain loss Tar c. 4 o.
Ticket Once sell-tt
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Once, I4aI PeHna. Ave.

For Petersburg, Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
iumbia. Savannah. JacksonVllle. Tampa, At-
New Orleans.
1000 A n. DAILY-Seaboard MaH-ThrouEh
Pullman Sleeper TO Jacksonville. Fla. also
through Sleeper Washington TO Birmingham.
Ala Cafe Dining Car Washington u Ham
s15 p M DAILT-seabcard Express-Sond
train with Pullman Sleeperss 20 5acksonFAlis
aad Tampa Through Sleeper 20 Atlanta
Birmingham and Memphis. Cafe Dining
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Railroads.
RALIIMORE AND oHlO r. h

BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.
LEAVE STATION. New jersey ave. and c st
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
~ bin i-1J. STF.r .Pf1IA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
100 a-m.-Diner. Pullman Parlor;
ssS 100 a-m.-Diner and Pullman ParlOr Car
fsl 90 a-m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
y .SS bbmrr.-"Royai Limited" All PuIIassa
tI509 p.f.-Coaches 20 Philadelphia
Is 20 p.m.-Diner and Pullman f4rhg.
sS.O0 D m Coaches 20 Philadelphia
sali 80 pm.-sleepers-
sh67 a am.-SleepeTs.
tTi.ANTIC CITY, s2:57. TOO. 's:Oo. fu:oq
e a.. EVERY ~ igS : HOUR i4S on The HOUR"
WEEK DAYS. A n. 20 p. 81
TO RAITIMORE WITH PULLMAN
SERVICE.
sy..sk davs: z.57 5:0o ESQ. TOO. 7.2o, 500,
ssS soS 100 40 40. AS, 20, So 56s 'S3 90
600. $50. 200. s.0o. lo'0o le's5. niso. H:15
? sn.aavs, n s.s7. 700. 7:2o. $50 500. 1910.
I, "a ~ m. l;Oo l:l5. 800 $50. 5;Oo $40. s:s9
800. 1000. 1885, u llt:,,i1 80. y - ? N
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. '1I: a m.
'S;4P SS;4fIRcfNNAr1. z IN ST. LOUIS. AND LoUIs-
PITTsBURG. '1l.OO a. m.. 's'le .. IA. 'iz:ao
n CLEVELAND. 'sao p N. COLUMBUS.
WHEELINo, 1905 a. m. $50 D. m.
WINCHESTER. SIS a. m. 1895. tS;oe p N.
ANSAPOLIg, week days. 90 a. m, 1905
n0,-n; 4.45, 500 p IA. Sundays. $50 a. n. and
'LJRAY and ELKToN. s4:os p. m. parIor
car
= ms ..l IS, t4;o5. ts.s9 p m
RAGERSTOWN. fl0:06 q N. Hnd IS 90 D. m.
BOYD and way points. ts:25. 'ss.is a M.
ssi 10 500. IS 5.s5, '@lo.l0. f1i:2o pm
GAiTHERsBURG and way points. fs:ss
s-s.I0 s. m, fl2:5o. ''1:lb. fs:n. '6;oS.
Is IS. $50, s-7.s5. ''lo:l5. III 80 2. N.
points, fss2s sse.l5 & m. ssl:l5. f5 90. IS 20
.. IN
sDafly. Except Sunday. sssundsy only,
Reservation of Sleeping or PaFlOF CaF
spacs. rates OF fare. etc. viii be quickly fur
nished BY TELEPHONE at all Of ths fol-
lowing Ticket Officess 1417 9 St Telephone
Main 1891: GI9 Pennsylvania Ave Telenhons
Main 2G7, Station New Jersey ave. ana G
81 Ticket once; Telephone East 6s7: In.
eornatlon Bureau. East T2A myI4-tf
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Steamboats,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day In the year from foot Of 5th
81 for Fort Monroe, Norfolk Newport
- News. and all points south by the su-
- perb. powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News Norfolk" end
Washington.
L4v. Washingt gton.6:30 pm Lv. PortsWouth...5 pm
Iv. Alexandra. 200 pm ". Norfoik.......6 pm
AT Ft Monroe. = 200 amiLv. Ft. M0nrOe...7 pm
Ar Norfolk...-S:0 am AT. Alexandria SEQ am
Ar. Portsmouth. s 100 am AT. Washington...7 am
aSFThrough connection made at Nor
folk with steamers OF Old Dominion
- steamship Co. for New York. and Mer-
- chants and Miners Steamships for Bos-
--- ton.
lgFor further information apply at
- general ticket Office. 705 18th ST, Col
- orado Building telephone Main-2 SOD
OF 7th 81 wharf telephone Main-S76l).
mo CALLAHAN
2d Y. Pres. & Gen. Mgr.
W. II. CALLAHAN, Ger. Pass. Agt.
aAla-n
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For Exchange.

A CANOPT-TOP cUt-under surrey: viii sell
or exchange for horse. 1926 9th st NV
sel2-3t
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED, SI.75 up; house paint
ing; lowest prices CHAS- A. CARLISLE
64s II ST. ne, Phone East l2SI- sel3-3t
C c. SILENCE, wall papers; Iirst-elass
work: lowest prices. 800 II 81. NV. seS-7t
WALL PAPERS. cents per roll; border
ceiling. and side wall. CHAS- A. CAR
LISLE 64S II st. ne. selS-St
wM. V MAHONEY, the Progressive Paper
hanger; reliable prompt. cheap; legal guar
antee covers al our work Send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store. Coz
Pennsylvania ave. Sc, telephone East ia r.
or following agencies: De Maine & Co., 320l
81 ST NV: EdlaVitChs store. Bowie. Nd. :
10 Monroe St. Anacostla: Newcombe's drug
store, Congress Heights: COZ New York ave
nv. : 1880 z St Sc: ConaWay's store. Laurel
Nd; General Store. Glendale; Postoffice
Colonial Beach. Va; Ingalls, Real Estate Of
fee Hyattsyille. Nd; Shaw's Store. Twining
City; LIoyds store. Seabrooke. Nd. New
agency, just established. Harrison Realty Co.
Rhode Islaad ave. and 10th St. Brookland.
se7-7t
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Bicycles.

SPECIAL TIRE OFFERING-Hartford tire,
s. put on: others ask s. so Hartford Extra
Heavy tire. s5; others ask 81 other makes
very cheap, We guarantee all tires one year,
c. T. HUNTER. us Pennsylvania ave NV
sel3-f
FOR sAIE-Bicyole. new tires. s8.75. $50
st. Ne se11-3t
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HOuSefurniShingS.

Szss FOR SANITARY COUCHEs; gOss
metal folding beds, parloF and bedroom
suites 81 per week. stone water pitchers 10c;
go-carts $40 REDMOND'S. 313 7th 81. NV
SOME OF OUR SPECIALS for this week:
Sanitary couches. S24S: iron beds 81 so;
chairs. 10 cents and up; reduced prices in
ali lines Of new and second hand furniture.
NV. and save money. au5-tf
HERE'S a chance to buy a cook stove for -
its value 100 varieties to select from; house
furnishings OF every description at very low
prices. SNITZER & la PORTE. 1129-3I 7th
81. NV. au5-1
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FOR SALE-SMALL BARGAIN FARMS:
81, l,o00-l acres, Ar house, Fairfax Va.
81, ,s0-Sts acres. near Benning. D. c.
SZ.J0e-l3 acres, I0r. house. AveneI Nd.
$z.oo0-Takoma Park 6--0Om house. etc.
2OOGE'S ZAR1g AGENCY, ourAY Bldg.
Largest Lists Farms and Country Property
seIZ-tf
FOR SALE-A few choice locations fer
stock. poultry and truck farms and good IN
vestment property. CHAS. W INGALLS,.
Hyattsvills. SD. seI1-8t
FOR SALE-260 acres Of go5d-laying land
close TO two depots. which VIII be sold
cheap for the cash. IS miles OF Washington;
one Of DerwOod. three Of Rockville: has lots
OF wood. water, and fruit trees mostly ap-
pies. needs TO be seen for its advantages:
come 20 see IT, BY giving me two days
notice ! viii meet the $50 am. train at
Derwood and return 10 station; can be in
Washington one hour and on the farm the
next.
r. J. SHERWOOD,
DeTw0od
sell-3t Montgomery Co, Nd.
A FIRST-CL4ASS 1OO-ACRE DAIRY FARM
and the crops offered for Sc. 500 IL sold by
October ]. The land, the crops the water, the
fruit, the buildings the neighbOFhood are an
right and only one mile from railroad sta
ttOn. and IN LOudOun Co.. Va. For full de-
tails and catalogue Of other Virginia farms.
call on or address W II. TAYLOR.
se9-St HeTnd0n. Va
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FOR SALE-Two thoroughbred dogs black
and tan. one ratkiller; one toy dog. 4s3 r
St sw. sel2-St
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

JUST RECEIVED, fine Mexican double VEL
low head and Cuban. also Bee Bee Parrots
singing canaries, collie, bull terriers fox
terriers. black and tans. golGfshes etc
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE
s5i5-tf 7i2 18th ST. NV
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Found.

FOUND-A p0cketbook. IN Dupont Circle.
Call lZlb X 81. NV. after s. II
PRINTfNG-By one that knows how: guar
nnteed satisfactory or your money returned; /;
IL years. practical experience I.e00 business
cards. $780, 600. 81. HAYS 81 and X sts.
NV. se3-I5t
FOUND-Thet bats renovated equal TO new;
straw and Panama a speciality. VIENNA
HAT CO. 900 14th st. NV au2S-90t
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Wanted-HOuSes.

SIX CT seven room house. Capitol Hill pre-
feTred; state full particulars references
given. Address BOX 2s2 Times office se13-3r
WANTED-T0 buy FOR cash a substantially
built residence in the northwest section;
must be on corner Of street OF alley no
agents. Address BOX 2eS. Times Office.
WANTE TED-Houses 10 rent in Georgetown
and northwest. have tenants waiting
GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE CO, 1904
S2d st. nv. selI-3t
WANT INVESTMENT PROTE=tTIE IES-stosss
-hones. Nothing too small or too large.
HARRISON REALTY CO.
e07 q Street y ". no5-.s
For Sale-LOts.
1900 SQUARE FEET on Massachusetts ave.
only l5c per square foot. A corner; the
adjoining lots asking 25c per square foot.
ONE LARGE LOT. near B. q o. depot:
very low price 10 quick purchaser.
TWO 5-ACRE LOTS at a very low price;
owner wants money.
WE HAVE OTHER PROPERTY AT
SNAP PRICES.
WER MPANY.
918 St y. W Phone Main 1900
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