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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-03
Noted Circus MAN Dies

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., March g.
George Mainswheiler, for many years
leader of Ringling Bros circus, was
found dead in bed today from rupture
of a blood vessel in the region of the
heart
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-03

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The Washington times., 1906-10-21
TOURIST DEATH TRAP
IN TYROLESE ALPS

PARIS. Oct. 9O.-French detectives,
sent out by the secret service depart
meut. have discovered IN the Tyrolese
Alps gruesome Indications Of the exist
euce Of death trap for tourists which
has been in operation for several years
The men had been sent into the noun
talns 10 investigate the mystery sur
rounding the disappearance of Deputy
AlphOnse Braunschwei a Swiss deputy
who disappeared on August 10. Foul
play was suspected and the detectives
traced the deputy to an inn in the Tyro-
lese Alps kept by a family of peasants
having a very bad reputation. In the
last six years many tourists have dis
appeared on their way TO and from ex-
cursions in the neighbOring mountains,
and in every case they were known to
have passed the inn.
A thorough search OF the inn revealed
a suit Of clothes which had evidently be-
lonEed 10 the lost deputy. and which
showed signs Of having been worn by
the owner during violent struggle. It
Is sUrmiSed that he was murdered at the
ian and his body dragged through the
forest and thrown over a precipice
Peasants living in huts on the noun
tam side report having heard the watch
dog AT the inn howl dismally during an
entire night shortly before the deputy 5
disappearance was noted
While searching in the district body
in an advanced stage of decomposition
was found buried near the inn. 1t is
believed 10 be that of another tourist
who disappeared a few months before
the Swiss deputy.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
ENGLISH RAILWAYS PLAN
USE OF ONE CLASS CARS

LONDON. Oct. 2O.-The American
system Of only zone class" Of raIIroa1
cars Is likely 10 be adopted by one Of
the great English roads-the Midland
which has already abolished "secOn J.
class" cars.
First-class cars which are only used
by wealthy people. are less and less in
demand. owing 10 the popularity of 1u-
tOmobiles for travelling. Meanwhile
the third-class cars are much more
comfortable than they used TO be. and
are used by Il better class of people
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
.MM, dMgE
CAPTAIN Rossiter. Of NO. ..

Capt. James Rossiter, now in CON-
mand of No. Engine Company, is one
of the Junicr captains OF the department
His first assignment in command OF a
company was in South Washington lie
has been IT the depaf tment about M
teen years. having served IN all the
lower grades prior to his promotion 70
a capgaincy lie was lieutenant at No.
10. where he was stationed several years.
At ono time he was driver for former
Chief Engineer Paris. Captain Rcssi-
ter is one OF the most energetic and
capable OF the District frehghtcrs.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
Cupid Busy in Department.

Bachelor hremen are gradually being
weeded out OF the department. Three
of them were married in September, one
has already led a happy bride TO the
altar this month. and at least two more
are about 10 bow the neck TO the nup-
tial yoke.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
For SaIe-LOtS.

FOR SALE-VIIsI.A sITEs-
AhJ TO $500 CASH AND SMALL,
MONTHLY PAYMENTS WILL SECURE
YOU ONE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL SITES
On CONNECTICUT AVENUE EXTEND
I'D. WHERE YOU CAN BUILD A HOME
AND HAVE PLENTY OF GROUND
AROUND IT; CAPITAL TRACTION CARS
WILL TAKE YOU DIRECTLY TO THE
PROPERTY LOTS FROM "A TO 4 ACRES
CAN BE HAD AT FROM SC. TO 10c
PER FOOT. INCLUDING SEWERAGE.
CALL OR SEND FOR PIAATs AND FULL
PARTICULARS.
THOS. J. FISHER & co. Une.),
II 1914 r St NV.
FOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL LOT FRONTING
- feet on the widest street on WASHING
TON HEIGHTS; overlooking Rock Creek
valley and the new Connecticut avenue
bridge: corner Of alley; open on three
sides which makes IL most desirable for a
detached house For further particulars sea
THOs. J. FISHER & co. Unc-).
Exclusive Agents.
IL 1914 + ST. nv.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21

1925 and 1871 Penna- Ave. \. W.
1903 n St NV. Il roous. 2b..............sl .sl25. 90
lSlz conn. ave. NV. lir, b.. per year..I 100 90
zzla Washington circle NV. Ii rooms.
1880 II 81 NV, 10 rooms and BATH. 505
~ Pa ave. NV, 10 rooms and BATH. g.. 60
los los 4 81. NV. 10 rooms and b...-.-----. 40.5o
sl0l n 81. nW. 10 rooms and bath......-. 1850
l4o2 Euclid pl. NV, 10 rooms and bath. IS 90
@StS . ST. NV. rooms and b--..--.....- 3Z.O0
ZzI0 h ST. NV, rooms and bath..-....... PSI
@2ls Il 81 nv, rooms and bath........ q. 70
800 I'D St NV. rooms and b.....-..... q. 30
y0o y. n ave, rooms and bath. .. so
go rear 10Th 81. nv. rooms and water. 600
ROOMS.
1881 24th st. NV. 3 rooms, ~. and heat. $l2 90
zo-6 X 81. NV. 3r. and Dath ID floor. TO-
STORE AND DWELLING.
Corner z3d and II sts. NV. -Nrge store.
rooms ana stable SIS so
STABLES.
Rear s6i9 81. NV. 3 stalls. W. and c. n. $500
Rear lJ25 St NV. stalls. ". and c. h.. 1900
MARTIN BRoTHERs.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS. AND INSURANCE
1875 and 1927 Pa. Ave. \. ".
oc2.2l.z6
FOR RENT-sg only: six rooms: 10 colored
tenants. 2U@2 kosedale 81. ne. Apply ROOM
III. Colorado building. oc2I-3t
FOR RENT
a s.x-room and bath house. near 18th ST
and Maryland ave ne, in good repair.
RENT, $3.50.
Six rooms and bath, near sth and I. SITS.
ne all modern imprOy yensnts; new.
RENT. ONLY S2O.50.
Eight rooms and bath, near 9Th and
sts nv,Y Ia fine condition, Special Induce
menJ u good. careful tenant.
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. QNC.),
62l 18th 81 y. W. oc2l-st
y255O-That coy home. sl4 18th 81. ne; sr.
and bath. furnace. excellent repair.
CoLLIES-GUEERY CO., e2I 18th NV.
II
1921 G ST. NW.-Ten rooms and bath. large
front and rear yard. only $50.
kARkICk & METCALF, 1888 q st nv.
oc2i-3t
FOR RENT-I2Z7 Connecticut ave. 10 rooms,
three baths. three bedrooms can be let u
three department clerks al $50 per month.
-4Pp-y pIeLlIsos oc1ISt
5ISia N st. ne. rooms and bath. $500
iii massachusetts, ave NV.
Itv5 ltlh 81 nW-s 10 rooms and bath % %
sit ST. nv. IL rooms and bath %. 90
1902 FalTmOHt ST. ......... "a %
5 Cook Row. 10 rooms and bath. 80. %
JiS 10Th 81. NV. IT, rooms and bath.
1872 18TH st. NV, rooms and bath. - %
WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY.
IiJl New YORK ave. oc20-2t
FOR RENT
81 I ST. NV. 10 rooms and bath h....... s45 90
ls9J You 81. nv. IL rooms and baths. -. %
$50 l4th ST. ne. rooms and bath. 2Z.J9
1893 ID 81. ne. o rooms AID bath. 22.59
6 rooms and bath............-...-... IS 90
Truleyt5Hu, ID. c., e rooms and bath 2l-5J
32z lst 81. Sc, rooms
20 IL ST ne, 81 and 3-room dwelling. IS. 80
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 6I2 18th st. NV.
pCZB-3I
1852 18th 81. nv. { rooms and bath. so. 80
lst4 4th 81 NV, rooms and bath. 800
sJl llth ST. sW- rooms and bath......... % %
1913 6th ST. nv. 10 rooms and bath. =. 80
JIl nth 81. sw., rooms and bath. I5. >
S-ruuu frame cottage on Frederick ST.
keHslngtuH. about 30 feet from cars. 100
CHAS. S. MUIR & CO. IEC.),
1903 New York Ave oce0-et
The Washington times., 1906-10-21

Under the lead Of A. AIinnick. No. 70
has started new quartet. The singers
are Engineer James Gaghan and Wilson
Oliver. tenors, and Minnick and Lieut.
W. ,. Smith. bassos. The new aggrega-
ton hopes after little practice TO out
DO the musical stunts of the Truck l
quartet.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
For Rent-Apartments.

FOR RENT-I0S4 9Th e. ne. nve rooms:
porcelain bath; gas range. rent Sl7. Key
at grocery. corner 9Th and J.. sts. ne
+. ; COLLINS co. (Inc.J. 703 18th 81. NV.
OCZl-1t
DOWNTOWN-Two rooms, S25: three rooms
Ss5. elegant Tiled bath. 1890 New York
ave. nv.
KARRIcK & METCALF. 1888 C st. NV.
ocz1-3t
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
Infant Visits Firemen.

The members OF Truck the other
day received a visit from Mrs Will
liam Fletcher. wife OF Private Fletcher,
OF that company. She brought along
her little son. who is something OF a
prodigy. Harold is the boys name. He
is nine months old. walks. and weighs
forty-hve pounds. The Iittle-big fellow
Immediately captivated the firemen and
he had the time OF his life during his
STAY at quarters. Private Fletcher lives
In Tenleytown and sees his family once
a week on his day of. He says he has
10 be introduced to the boy every week,
having grown out Of his remembrance
between the times OF meeting him
No. 16 has a brand new chemical and
hose wagon, of which the company is
very proud. The men have put on their
best horces and declare they will not
be beaten 10 any fire by another COM
pany in the downtown section. at least
until the paint wears on.
The new annex to No. s engine house
erected for the storage Of apparatus in
connection with the mechanical section
of the department. Is finished. has been
accepted by the District, and has gone
now
has room In which 10 turn an engine
around during the period or repairs
without running 1t out Of doors.
Truck Company 8 has a fine turnip
crop on the lot beside quarters, where
earlier in the year there was an acre or
so OF garden truck.
The carriage of No. y is IN the hands
of Machinist Robinson for repairs and
repsinting.
Truck > is proud OF the new granolithic
pavement recently laid in front of its
quarters on New Hampshire avenue.
The house now presents as fine an ap-
pearance from the street as any in the
department.
Extensive repairs are going on at
Truck 4. A new doorway is being cut
through from the Office into the front
part OF the building 10 give greater free
dom 10 the men in responding 10 alarms.
The members OF the company facetiously
charge Captain Bears with having the
hole cut through to better enable him
to watch the owl Gang"
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
OF a Personal Character.

Private r. K. Clemmons. of No p.
who was on sick leave for eighteen days,
has returned TO duty.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21

Private Edward Sweeney returned "a
duty last Wednesday from several DAYS
OF sick leave.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
NASONS PREPARE
FOR NEW TEMPLE
VIII Begin at Early Date
Construction of Magnitl-
cent Building.
NO RESTRICTION ON BIDDERS
Grand Fair and Bazaar to Raise
Funds VIII Be
Held.

Definite steps toward the construction
Of the new Masonic Temple were taken
at an enthusiastic meeting of the
Masonic Temple Association last night
at association hall, 1907 q street north
west. The meeting was held to give
the Endorsement Of the main body Of
the association 10 a number of resolu-
tiOns adopted by the executive com
mittee on October Is. all or which are
designed TO further the cherished Oh
ject OF the 5000 members OF the Masonic
fraternity in the District-that OF build
ing a permanent home 20 stand through
The generations 20 come, as the hlghest
type o. a temple OF Mason's brother
hood
The Washington times., 1906-10-21

vate A. Archer went on leave for twenty
days. He expects 10 take a trip TO
New York
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
For Rent-StabIeS.

7ls I2TH ST. Nw.-staBIe; suitable for auto
mobile or workshop ocig-gt
2sTH AND K. ST. on ROCK cREEK-For
merry occupied BY Colburn Paving Co. will
stable 60 horses. low rent 10 good tenant
IoaH .. EVANS. l4z4 New York ave.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
For Rent-HallS.

FOR RENT-FOR SELECT DANCES. EN-
TERTAINAfENTS. etc. 1902 18th St NV
VIII seat 250. Lower hall at special rates
for day classes
S. T. SMITH * CO. 211 Colorado building
oc2l-3t
The Washington times., 1906-10-21

Private J. J. Sweeney returned from
leave last Monday and Private Walter
L. Simpson bade his comrades OF No.
adieu for twenty days. He will spend
a portion of the time cunning and fish
ing down the Potomac.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21


RUmor has 1t that one Of the handsome
men of Truck viii lead a blushing
bride TO the altar about the end OF the
present month. There is a similar story
told OF one OF the new members OF No. 9
Capt. p. D. Martin, g. gruck 2 re-
turned to duty Thursday morning and
Driver Dan. Williams went on furlough
for twenty days. Captain Martin saws
he had most enjoyable trip TO Bos-
ton.
Private r. a. Foster Is on annual
leave in Suffolk, Va.
Capt; T. T. Warren returned from an
enjoyable trip 10 Buffalo and Niagara
Falls last Thursday and resumed mis-
duties at Truck 6. Private G. {. Berry,
man went on leave the same day. He
VIII spend his furlough at Linden. Va.
on top of the Blue Ridge mountains.
Private I. d. Phillips. OF No. 6. re-
turned 10 duty last Thursday and Pri-
The Washington times., 1906-10-21

FOR SALE
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS HOMES.
a. SJu-Near I4th St; Z rooms and bath
furnace; 1884 II. wide. south front.
S5,250-West OF 14th sJ. new and up-to-
date home; rooms and tiled bath: reception
hall PLAN hardwood inlshi nrst-ciass fur
mace
S7.O00-SOLID BROWNSTONE front. near
l4th ST. 10 large rooms. tiled bath. fur
mace htats plenty Of ground. See this; south
front.
Ss.OJ5-HaudsOme new fronts Roman Inn
peTvi0us brick and white stone; 10 rooms
tiled baths hOt-Water heat one block
from 18th ST
ss.y5J-On Park road. 20 feet wide; deep
lot, 80 II. parking; l2 rooms bathrooms
steam heat all large. rooms.
THOS. J. FISHER 6z co. Gnc.),
IL 1914 + 81. nv,
FOR SAI.E-S35. 900 - BEAUTIFUL COLO
MAI. residence near Farragut square on
lot a feet by ll5 20 paved alley. and over
looking To the south beautiful old fash
toned garden house contains il rooms.
baths heated by steam This is enc OF the
most desirable private residences offered foI
sale. For further particulars see
THOS J. FISHER q CO.. Inc.
lfl4 i 81. NV,
-NfafHg EfHHa- Arrs4ra
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
Soliciting of Proposals.

The chief interest IN the meeting cen
tered in the resolution submitted by
President j. H. Small. directing that
the executive committee of the Temple
Association commence construction of
the foundation of the new temple by
soliciting bids and proposals for the
work projected Each member was in
vited 20 express his individual views,
and the sentiment developed was en-
Enthusiastically in favor of an early be-
ginning Some discussion as To the
propriety of combining the bidding TO
members of the fraternity was heard.
but in entire accord il was agreed that
no restriction of this kind was to be put
IN the contract.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
Price. $4,000.

Rent. so mo-, 2-story fiat building.
rooms and bath each nat. separate fur
naces and cellars, located within square
from ears. Northeast unusually well
built.
We want a cash offer on z-story and
cellar brick house new, furnace heat
a. M T.; We can secure purchaser on
easy terms at s.. So Can probably sell
house for cash for 10 per cent less, allow
ing you 10 make over 500 Immediately.
First trust. $3.50. at 8 per cent, can re-
Price, $4,000.
Rent, $5sf year shree z-story bricks (iu-
eluding a corneFj. located IA the South
east: let Us show you these.
Price, So, 200.
Pretty 5-room and bath red brick; ne,
with z-stoTy brick stable rent, a. per mo.
Price, $4,000.
Northwest g rooms and bath; bay-win-
dow brick: good condition; rents for
$50 per mo.
Price, ss,1oo.
Very attractive. O-ToOms and bath brick
Northeast, porch across front; furnace
heat concrete cellar; trust OF 8. 00J at ~
per cent, balance cash.
Price, $3.50.
500 cash and So monthly. located be-
tween car lines NORTHWEST. Z-story
and cellar. front and back porches. fur
mace heat; side ngh =; side yard. coy
home OF good investment.
Price, 81, 500.
this splendid s-room brick. good North
west neighborhood. rents for IS So per
mo- sold when new for s. 500. Owing 10
purchase OF larger house, viii sacrifice.
good home OF investment TERMS TO
SUIT.
WM. n SAUNDERS < Co. 1407 F 81. NV
II
FOR sALE-snaD investment. two good g.
room houses. rent. {I7. price. sI.450
S. T SMITH & Co, zI1 Colorado building
oc2I-2t
FOR SALE-g25 cash, Sl5 per month Hnclud.
ing principal and INTEREST,". good siX-roou
home. Price, only $lcoJ; colored clients
oesl-5t ROOM 2u. colorado building.
PRICE. $3.50. terms. s25o cash and $50 a
month new 2-story. 6-room colonial styIs
brick, refined section y. E; hOt-water heat
uneEceiled for the money.
CoLLIHS-GUERRX CO., e21 18th NV
oC2I-2g
s., 2,250-Northwest home for oolored purchaser.
six rooms and bath, brick rents for $3.50
easy terms.
81. 500 EACH-Two brick houses in the North.
west: should rent for $3.50 each
81. 75o-GOOD 6-room frame. Southeast; white
neighbOrhoodi rent. $3.50. Also dve-~oOu
frame. Sl-200; rent. sIO-50.
wM. H. SAUNDERS & Co, 1907 F st. NV
Il
s. 450-High-cIass section Of Hts: new. 6r
and bath, lot 30 feet front; hardwood trim
heavy oak mantels. handsome gas fixtures
planed floors; concrete cellar; furnace.
CoLLINs-GUERRY CO., Sal 18th NV
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
For Rent--nouSes.
BROTHERS.

Real Estate. Loan and Insurance Brokers.
1925 and 1877 Penna Ave n w
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
For Rent-FIatS.

FOR RENT-Near Dupont Circle. rooms
SIZ5O. ''
5. T. SMITH & co, 2If Colorado building.
OC21-3t
lis 10TH SE.-s205 50 per month. oc2l-3t
SPECIAL Inducements offered and rent re-
duced to $3.50 attractive siN-room nat; sec
ond floor 1928 10Th st. NV. open. oc20-3t
SPECIAL Inducements offered and rent re-
duced 10 $3.50 and $50. so: attractive 5 and
room fats. first and second floors. 1885
GiTard st. NV; open. oc20-st
4 BEAUTIFUL first floor hve-room house
keeping fiat 1918 Massachusetts ave.
oc20 81
FLATS-IS14-l6-1s Massachusetts ave Sc. five
rooms and BATH modern improvements;
$2I 80 per month. Inquire 1868 Massachusetts
ave. 81. oc20-3t
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
For Rent-Suburban.

f'DR RENT-Sl5; two new six-room houses
in L-angdUn. JOHN l. kNOPP. corner 10th,
and Jackson sts. ne, auI-tf
FORT MYER HEIGHTS, Va; s-roOm hsuss,
good condition SIS per month. 3. NJ. DAVID
son, ROsslyn, Va. oc2i-st
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
For Rent-Omces.

1890 NEW YORK AVE.-First and second
floor Office looms suitable for real estate
dentists etc. Handsome building rents
low; situation unsurpassed.
KARRICK & METCALF. 1888 G ST. NV.
oc21-3t
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
To Hold Fair and Bazaar.

The second resOluUon-that OF holding
a grand Jair and bazaar not later than
May l. 1901, ia order 10 raise additional
funds for the temple project-received
the unanimous Endorsement Of the mem
bers.
When the announcement that +. A.
Crane, of the firm of Kellogg x Crane.
Philadelphia. has been compelled TO re-
liuquish his duties as consulting archi-
tect on the new temple. was made, it
was received with regret. Elliott Wood,
superintendent Of the United States
Capitol, has accepted the tender of con-
sulJing architect and in this capacity
will take up the work left OF by Mr..
Crane.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21

s.. .60O-N e. south OF Maryland ave: 6r. and
bath; furnace; some houses in same row
10 leave town.
CoLLrHs-aUERRx CO., Gal lsth NV.
It
FOR sALE-Lot l4xsO. adjoining ZIG st. +;
fronts two streets. Price. 500.
For ssIe-LoJ 25xI2o on Hurst place. opposite
Hurst School building on Great Falls railroad /;
one-quarter mile west Of Georgetown, FOR 500.
For SaIe-406 18th St, 4-story brick; Il
rooms; IN Southern r. Z. square Price. S9. 900.
First class condition.
Southeast corner OF 18Th and SITS. ne. 10
room brick Price. $50
Lot on Conduit road: in Harlem; 25x15o; for
lo41 E. Market Space Potomac ST.. George
town; rent, S35 Price. $3.50.
Four-story brick; substantial: rent s4e.
Price. $4,000.
s2ls o st. NV: Groom brick. Price. s2.s5o,
I7OO-l7O2 asd Ct; rent sl5. Price $500 for
both; water and sewerage
ssl5 c st. formerly R. Price. 1850.
a brick house; big lot; home for a thrifty
colored man. Price, $3.50. Easy terms. On
saith 81. NV
An S-room modern brick on sist ST. near y
for s. 900. First class home.
al1-25I3 st with stnble: rent 81 $50. Price,
$1,000.
s21o Grace ST: frame: rent IS. Price. 5000
Georgetown.
s2l2 Grace St; Groom frame; splendid con
dition. Price. $3.50.
MILLER SHOEMAKER REAL ES-
TATE COMPANY,
I32s-25 SD St y. W oc2O-tf
COZY six room and bath bay window buff
brick, near Lincoln Park; less than cost;
S3 $50
KARRICK & METCALF, 1893 G ST. NV.
oc2I-3t
$3. .9O0-SEAR 7th and sts. ne; two-story.
bay-window brick, six large rOms. con-
crete cellar: modern bath front and back
yards. Lot 17i5xi00; rear alley.
CHAS. S. MUIR & co. (NC),
l4OS New York Ave. oc2o-zt
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
win Take Early Action.

The initial step in the temple con-
stTuctlon viii be taken in Immediately
terminating the leases Of the buildings
located on the site OF the contemplated
structure, BY the action of the Tenn
pie Association. Thomas J. Fisher &
Co., as their representative. will be di-
rectcd TO give notice 10 the tenants 10
give the association possession Of the
property by December l of this year.
Following the termination of these
leases. the buildings viii be demolished
and ground broken for the new building.
The new temple viii be erected on the
triangle at the intersection of Thirteenth
and II streets, and il is estimated that
II viii represent upon completion an ex-
Qeaditure of S35O.0J0.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
Wanted-Apar.mentS

WANTED-SmaH apartment. not less than
four rooms and bath central location light
housekeeping. for adults. Address BOX 260
Times odlca- ee2l-3t
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
For SaIe-Houses.

FOR SALE-S1.075 FOR A CORNER BRICK.
> e: renting Tor $3.50 per month; same
tenant seven years
THOS. FISHER & co. dBc),
It l4l4 St nv.
FOR SALE
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS HOME,
So. 300
Handsome solid built house; 70 fl wide; ;
l5-inch walls. double floors. hardW wood trim
throughout 4 rooms deep on frst floor; 7
sleeping rooms tiled bathrooms fine hot
water heater southern exposure: beautiful
decorations; homeseekers looking for a good
substantial house should Investigate this
Terms 10 suit.
THoS. }. FISHER & CO Qnc),
u i4i4 st. nv.
FOR sALE-INVESTMENT-S s75. renting
TO good tenant for S22.50 per month; on SIN
st. nw.i lot l6xlOo 10 public alley. This Is
future business block.
THOS. J. FISHER & co. Qnce
II 1914 + st. NV
FOR INVESTMENTS 800; renting
for $3.50 per month fronts on two streets
In Southwest; LOT 25XlO0; let US show you
this at once.
THOs. J. FISHER & CO. Qne).
II 1914 + 81. NV.
FOR sALE-LEss THAN g 900 10 close an
estate two brick houses near 18th and
Massachusetts ave NV lot 26.3X75: seven
rooms and bath each rent. 50. 80 per month /;
let US show you these.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO. QncD.
II 1914 4 81. NV.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
For SaIe-FarmS.

NEAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. truck. or daIrZ,
farm OWNER. 81 9th 81. nv. ocZ1-st
NEAR HERNDON-2o-acre poultry and truck
farm. a snap for quick buyer: price s. 500.
easy terms. Address BOX q. Herndon. Va
OCIS-St
FOR SALE-Vaiuable fruit and poultry
farm, near railroad; nice 7-roOm dwelling;
barn and 40 fruit trees. nice porches; large
poultry house; all fenced. ONLY 81 500 A
very desirable home. lie sure and see IL
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, Ouray Eldg.
Largest Lists Farms and Country Property.
oc5-f
The Washington times., 1906-10-21

Mr.. Ball. father OF Private r. l. Ball,
of No. Z. died Thursday afternoon at
Garfield Hospital. where he had been
taken for treatment. Private Bali has
the sympathy of the members OF No. Z
in his bereavement.
Mrs. Griggsby, wife of Private o. W.
Griggsby. OF Truck .. Is I'll al her home
in Alexandria
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
For Sale
Suburban Lots,

LAST YEAR laid out IS lots overlooking
HyattSVille and Riverdales water and sew
eTs. five minutes from street cars: we have
sold q lots and seven houses are now oc-
cupied. i lots left from $50 10 $500. monthly
payments; now Is the time TO select your
home where values must increase year by
year.
r. y. RYON & co.
Commercial Nat Bank Building 18th and @.
oc2i-6t
The Washington times., 1906-10-21

Truck is proud OF the new granolithiC
pavement recently laid in front of its
quarters on New Hampshire avenue
The house now presents as fine an ap-
pearance from the street as any in the
department.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21

Private r. a. Foster Is on annual
leave in Suffolk, Va.
The Washington times., 1906-10-21
Bachelor Apartment.

TWO ROOMS and bath. all convenienceS a.
up SENECA. szi Z at. NV. Janitor. on
premises se4-tf