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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-05-18
The ISSUE BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

We take the following timely COM
munication, signed "a voter" from the
Chipley Banner:
There are several issues to come be-
fore the people of Florida in the cam
paign now on for state officers. The
vitalissue is Shall we amend our state
constitution so as to allow the state to
carry out the immense scheme set forth
in the proposed amendment? II will re-
quire an expenditure of money which
will be taxed out of the people, that
will take fifty years of prosperity 10
liquidate. twill be an expensive lux
ury that will never luxurate This a
mendment to the constitution will be
voted on in the general election Novem-
Der next and / eonjure the tax payers
of our state to Voteit down.
Another question of vital import to
every citizen of Florida is economy in
every department of our state govern
fileHt. 1890 .--s...----s---- -'--.--'
The extraordinary appropriations
made by the last legislature says Gov
ernor Broward, makes it necessary to
increase the state taxes from one half
milpto one and half mills in the gem
eral revenue fund. to meet the appro-
prIations. Just as our people are emery
ing from financial depression on account
OF low prices for products--iuSt-as- a
bright ray of hope began to give en-
courgement to the people from having
received reasonable price for the fruits
OF their labor, here comes extraordinary
appropriations to increase taxes. Here
comes proposition asking you to grant
the power to another set of Offices
drainage Commission) TO expend mil
lions in Wild Cat Scheme" that of
draining the swamp and overlooked
lands of the state (the Everglades. }
While you are IN your financial GONZALES
cence they would relapse you again in
to depreSSlon----------- %
There are other issues of minor i'm
portance but space forbids their men
ton. These issues are to be'Inst in the
next legislature. Your representative
should be posted on these questions;
should Know. the remedy and the means
of applying IT. If he has but super
fetal idea of the questions involved in
this campaign and were he ever so will
ling and absolutely free to give relief,
he would begin or how best TO secure
the people against the injustices in
volved
These issues confront us. Three men
ask your vote for representative Study
the Question thoroughly Study the
men, their records, experience and
knowledge of the important issues, then
determine where your best interest lie
and act accordingly.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-05-18
Blanks for Sale.

Among the blank forms kept in-stock
at The True Democrat office are the
following:
Deed-No. L. Conforming to the stat
ute.
Deed-No. 2. Same, with extended
acknowledgment for dover.
Mortgage Nos. l and 2. as above.
Chattel Mortgage or Bill Of Sale, with
Note.
Crop Mortgage, with Note.
Turpentine Lease.
Promissory Note.
We also have a supply of mo AID
MITTANCE" signs.
Call and see them.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-05-18
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE.
PHONE a.,

Use the long distance telephone.
Connection. can boz given To any point
long distance telephone nj Central office:
COUPON ticket books sold at discount
Apply az Telephone Office.
i3-tf w l. Moon, Manager.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-05-18
Sore Nipples.

A cure may be effected by applying
Chamberlail's Salve as soon as the
child is done nursing. Wipe it off with
soft cloth before allowing the child
to nurse Many trained nurses use this
salve with the best results. Price 25
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-05-18
For Sale.

Ny farm juAt outside city on the west.
Eighty-fve ACRES good land good five
room residence; plank and wire fenc-
ing; city water; telephone; good barn.
Admirably adopted for poultry, stock
or truck. -
46-tf A. l. WOODWARD.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-05-18
DlSeharRe Notice.

NOTIDT H. HEREBY GIVEN THAT SIX
- rr.rfh- Uft,. me date uf the first pubhcA.
Nn. b"f,.f Will present fuy tuUi accounts 20 the
'ourr, lgtso OF lrpr county Florida, and apply
fur w, 'IsclarVC Of. Admins ratQL OF the estate
cog Horny J. Richardson. dCceaRed T
CHAS. W. RICHARDSON, Z
Administrators,
Tallahassee Fla. September LIST. 1905 = ienen
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-05-18
Was Wastina Away.

had been troubled with kidney dis
EASE for the last FIVE years. writes
Robert r. Watts of Salem, Mo. az
lost flesh and never felt we'll, and doc
tored with leading physicians and tried
all remedies suggested without relief
Finally l tried FOley's Kidney Cure and
less than two bottles completely cured
mel and / am now sound and well. I"
During the summer kidney irregulari-
tiesare often caused by excessive drink
ing or being 6VeFheated Attendt6 the
the kidneys at once by using Foley's
Kidney Cure sold byalF dealers. ~
~~~~~-~---~-~-~0~O~-~~~-G
Mud-slinging in any campaign is to be
deplored. But how natural it is for a
man running for office to employ this
method when he feels that the people
will listen to what he has to say. Listen
they do, but in nine cases out of ten
they always riseup about election day
to smite the fellow who cannotWin on
his own merits and who tries to point
out the dement's of the other fellow.
1t is a weak cause which depends upon
the negative to win, Gainesville Sun.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-05-18

Quit-Claim Deeds and Township Plats
are now to be secured at this office.
Call on F. M. Brumby and let him
surprise you at the low prices he will
give you in new and secondhand Furni-
ture and household supplies. 2-tf
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
A MILLION DOLLAR SKY
SCRAPER FOR NEW YORK

Still another skyscraper Is 10 be erect
ed on Broadway, opposite City Hall
Park. A seventeen-story building is to
40 up on the northwest corner OF Broad
way and Warren street. The Gerry es-
tate leased its holdings to Smith. Gray
& Co., for the erection OF the building.
The property fronts 10 feet on Broad
way and Se.5 feet on Warren street The
lease will be for twenty-one years with
two renewals. The annual rent Of the
present buildings is about 10000. net, or
more than 100000 for the entire term,
The building to be erected Will cos;
about G.000.0O0.
The property is now assessed at 1914
Sa0
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
MRS. JOHN BOYD WILL
BUILD HANDSOME HOME

Mrs. John Boyd last week purchased
from William Fl. Asker. representing
the estate of Frank L. Hanvey a lot
on r street between New Hampshire
avenue and Eighteenth street north
west She will erect a handsome home
on the property. Plans are now being
prepared for the house and building
operations Will begin in the early spring.
The price paid for the property was
sS,S1250. The lot is % by 50 feet and is
situated near the home OF Thomas Mel
son Page.
The deal was made through the orice
Of Murray A. Cobb
The Washington times., 1906-03-18

Real estate men, bankers. builders.
architects. ana other persons who come
III direct contact with building opera
tons and municipal improvements. are
practically of the same opinion as to
what the present year promises in the
way of improved conditions and con-
struction of new public and private
buildings. B. II. Warner, who was for
many years one of the leading figures
among the Washington real estate brok-
ers. and who is now retired from that
Held expressed himself as gratifed at
the outlook.
Mr.. Warner occupies prominent posi-
uon in the Board OF Trade. which with
the Business Mems Association, is urg,
ing a number of steps for the beauti-
fication and betterment of the Capital
city. In discussing the construction
now under way and anticipated. he said:
Means Increased Population.
"A vast amount of work is being done
by the Government and also in the con-
struction o: the terminal station and the
tracks and buildings made necessary by
it.
The completion OF the addition to the
National Museum. new Agricultural De,
partment. and the new buildings for the
Senate and House OF Representatives,
all immense buildings, and other enter
prises, will require the addition of quite
large number OF employees to take caro-
OF them. l should say our population
would be increased at least from one to
two thousand by these demands
While the general Government is
sometimes very slow in co-operatine
with our citizens In much needed i'm
provements. when 1t does undertake any
enterprises 1t expends a large amount
Of money and nearly always does it
wisely"
Mr.. Warmers ideas on the question
of graft In connection with public inn
provements in Washington are rather
philosophical. He epitomized them in
the remark:
We hear great deal about graft
and dishonesty. but really how little
money is stolen from the Government
when compared with the immense ex-
penditures that are being made every
day"
Need More Buildings.
The theory advanced by some peo-
pie that Washington is being overbuilt
does not appeal to Mr.. Warner. When
dShcu Whdt Hc luouBul dDOuL II, the
veteran operator asserted that. when the
railroad terminal is completed. the in
fiux of tourists will be something encr-
nous.
We have had many fine hotels and
apartment houses built here within the
past few years." he said, but a great
many more will be needed in the near
future.
The fact that so many buildings
have been erected under unfavorabIe
conditions. and when labor and mate
rial command such high prices, is
strong evidence Of the demand which
has existed for new buildings.
The owners Of old property will be
compelled to make extensive repairs
in order to secure tenants
Il think that the real estate pro-
fesSion is far ahead of any ofher
in its contribution TO the enterprise
and progress which have marked the
growth of our city within the past
few years"
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
ALFRED ROBBINS PLANS
CLEVELAND PARK HOUSE

Alfred Robbins will build a two-story
residence at Cleveland Park this spring
The plans. which were prepared by Arch
itect Appleton P. Clark, Jr.. call for a
frame structure of spacious appointment
and with the Improvements usual in first
class suburban homes. A hot air heating
plant will be installed.
The contract for the construction has
been awarded TO Mckay & Morris.
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
Smallest Delinquent
Tax Sale For Years
Total Arrears For 1905 About S10O, O,000-Out-
of-Town Interests Buying About Fifty
Per Cent

The list OF properties sold for 6e-
linquent taxes is the smallest issued by
the tax Office for some years. The total
taxes in arrears for the year 1905
amounts to about $1,000 The sale has
been IN progress at the District Building
since March 13. 1t win be concluded on
Monday or Tuesday.
The sales to out-of-town buyers aggre-
gate but about $4,000. Heretofore the
Rochester interests. particularly, have
taken 30 per cent of the properties. In
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
CONTRACT TO BUILD
CHURCH AT PETWORTH

George c. Hough will be awarded the
contract for the construction of the
church building at Petworth, D. c.. for
the Petworth Methodist Episcopal
Church
The new church will be one story high
and 40x6o feet in area The construc-
ton viii be OF brick with stone trim
mings- and a slate roof will be used.
Sanitary plumbing will be installed
and the house will be heated by a hot
air furnace.
Architect William J. Palmer designed
the structure.
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
FENDALL BUILDING.

many instances Mr.. Wutsie, OF Roehes-
ter. has been compelled 10 bid a surplus
in order to secure some desired property.
In some cases the amount of the sur
plus paid Will reduce his investment 10
less than 8 per cent II the property pUr-
chased is redeemed within two years.
To illustrate; He paid So in order to
secure property advertised for delinquent
taxes amounting TO SIS. He pays over 10
the District 81 II the property is re
deemed, however. he gets interest on
but SIS.
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
FOUR RESIDENCES TO GO
UP ON RANDOLPH STREET

-Four residences are TO be erected at
7o1-707 Randolph street by Abner Green
leaf The houses viii cost about $4,000
They viii be two stories high and Isx5s
feet. Of brick with stone trimmings.
Hot water heating systems will be in
stalled
Vincent A. Hubbard designed the
houses and the construction will be
done by George c. Hough.
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
For Rent-nouses.

1871 G ST. Nw.-lo-roorn brick. newly pa
pered: large yard; one block from war De
KARfIcK & METcALF. ras C st NV
FOR RENT-5Z7 z 1 1t ne. siI rooms ana
bath, coacrete cellar furnace heat. newly
papered; rent. So % per month. JAMES d.
Burns. nel = 81 ne mhlS-3;
FOR REM
800 Vermont ave. nv. rooms and
bath ---....---------- ----.- $50 20
10 7th St ne. : rroms and bath. 49,. .S2z5o
slb 81 NV. rCouls With heat. $40
PERCY II RUSSELL.
mhl7-st No. sz7 G. 81 NV.
FOR RENT-sE, 20. eight rooms and bath;
tnree-stofy and basement. No. Sz< = 81 :
s2s.50. SIX rooms and bath. No. Sos MssSa-
chusefts ave ne: S16-59. six rooms. water.
and sewer. No. 10 9Th ST ne: SIG. six rooms.
water. and sewer. No. % A ST. Sc CHAS.
A SHIELDS. I4oS 81 NV mhl7-2t
FOR RENT
1893 Sth ST NV, 10 rooms -------.---. s41-5c
llg7 l ST ne, rooms, bath-...-....... $50 50
F. s COLLINS co. Cnc.). 7o5 18th 81. nv.
mhl7-st
some dwelling: ali modern improvements
A, +. HOFFMAN. 1871 E St NV. mhl7-st
FOR RENT-ssO 9Th st. NV. ten rooms
A r HOFFMAN. Ia2I st. NV. mh17-st
ATTRACTIVE HOUSES IN N. E.
FOR RENT-Some Of the most attractive
houses IN Northeast, srEf6st desirable new
t-rOom dwellings. with all modern i'm
provements: located near F st. ST., and
II ST. lines of cars: 18th and ID ne
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
ora I4th st. N. W.
mhl6-5t
FOR RENTED Z NV. handsome u-roon
dwelling with or without stable; rent rea-
sonable- W. p HODGES. owner. 1zI2 F 81
NV: phone II. 1871. mhi7-1t
FOR RENT-IIl QUINCY 81. NE. ROOMS
AND BATH IN PERFECT CONDITION,
So PER MONTH ]. 3 wDIER. I20l c
ST. NV. InhlS-St
20 P ST NW-Six rooms ami bath: cellar
and furnace: wash rooms best house in city
for the money. Rent per month. only Sc 50
CLIFFORD A BORDES. s4 9Th 81. NV
mhl6-St
FOR RENT-l0s Carroll st. Sc. six rooms
and bath: S22-50. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
sl2 18th ST nhlo-St
WANTED-To buy furniture and rent house
for immediate housekeeping. Address BOX
ass. Times ONCE mhlo-ot
FOR RENT-Fourth floor. sOS-1o Pennsylvania
ave nw $40. S12 Jefferson ct. Brtghtwood
suitable for ONCE. 10 18th ST. 80 Ga 18th
St NV rooms (colored). 81. IS Fenton
place, 5 rooms (colored). SO. LOUIS p.
SHOEMA 6ER. sI2 I4th St NV nhl4-d
FOR RENT-aouses, apartments and Offices
IN al parts Cf the city; for detailed list
send call at our oftice-
THOS- J. TJSHER & CO., INC
REAL ESTATE. loans AND INSURANCE
bEOKER6,
14l4 St. NV. tas-t
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
For SaIe-nouses.
For Sale-SmaII Investment Properties.

? houses. rooms and bath. near NH and
NV renting $50; S. 80. houses on ~
ne, near 9Th st, reating a. So per month /.
s.J9o houses near I2rh and II SITS ne /.
renting al SIS per month. & 00o 2 sruaii hris.,
houses. near Washington Circle renting at
80 per month; s.. 100. > small brick houses
near lst and L NV renting AZ $50. 50: 81. 800.
bricks. on 22d st NV: near = 81 renfin9
at 50 per month. $500
CHARLES z. BAEES, 1921 F St. NV.
The Washington times., 1906-03-18

FORTY-FIVE HUNDRED. Corner. viii
large side yard. delightful pOrches; efga
rooms. and two-story brick stable. neal
Seventh and NJ northwest.
The Washington times., 1906-03-18

TWENTY-SIX HUNDRED Corner neai
Navy Yard. SIX rooms and bath, All larE,
rooms: a pleasant home for Navy Var,
employees
The Washington times., 1906-03-18

FIFTY FIVE HUNDRED Corner brick Te,
rooms and bath; twenty-five feet front
in central Northwest
The Washington times., 1906-03-18

FIFTY SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY
Corner. on II street northeast Store and
dwelling; eight rooms and bath; we'll
rented
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
For Rent-Apartments.


FOR RENT
5ls R L AVE. N E
2D FLOOR. > ROOMS & BATH
WIDE FRONT LATRORE HEAT
KIN - -------------Sls-O %
1223 DUNCAN ST " z
1ST FLOOR: 4 ROOMS & BATH. si5so
THE F. II. SMITH CO.,
nhl7-3t No f49S New York ave NV,
TO SUBLET, one apartment for SIS; SO less
than regular price: six outside rooms bath
and porch; steam heat: hot water, janitor
service. THE KENT. lie North Carolina
ave
KARRICK & METCALF. 1890 C St
mhl4. tu tn. sa&Su-tf
DESIRABLE APARTMENT. entire third
floor. including heat. at 1915 u ST NV.
Inquire either there or LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. el2 18th 81. NV. mhIsst
FOR RENT-THE BRUNSWICK. Franklin
Square: four rooms and bath: furnished or
unfurnished- Apply TO THE SUPERIN-
TENDENT. mh1s-3t
DESIRABLE DOWNTOWN APARTMENT at
9I4 9th st. NV; furnished or unfurnished.
Inquire either on premises or LOUIS p
SHOEMAKER. 6l2 l4th st. NV. mhls-2t
The Washington times., 1906-03-18

THREE THOUSAND. Corner. near Penn
sylyania avenue southeast Six large
rooms and tiled bath with porcelain tub
trimmed IN hardwood: delightful location
The Washington times., 1906-03-18

EIGHT THOUSAND Corner. on wide ave
nue. one Of the most delightful location
In the city: fourteen rooms. TWO baths
cellar; hot-water heat. hardwood through
out; brick and white stone
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
For SaIe-SubCrEan.
TAKOMA PARK.

II ysSd want property in the largest and
most picturesque suburb, see u We control
dealers combined, and our suburban manager
Is a resident OF the suburb PROPERTY
SOLD on TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS
CoLLiNS-GEERRY co, s1l 18th st NJ.
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
For Exchange.

THIRTY ACRES, near Bladensburg- Price.
81 SEQ: will assume on vacant or improved.
A SUBURBAN HOME price. s., zoo; Will pay
cash difference tor improved or trade for
vacant
e5 500 Feet $50 feet front: price s45. 900: trade
for well located apartment house
MAGNIFICENT Orkney Springs Hotel pop
erty: three large hotels; six cottages.
furnished: l. $50 acres: viii trade at SO. .0oc
and pay cash difference of $4,000 on Inn
proved or viii trade for vacant
2z2 FEET FRONT on 18th st. ne; will trade
for Improved.
s5,Oo0 FEET Southeast: large frontage: trade
for improved: win pay cash difference.
EQUITY of So COO in houses Southeast; VIII
trade for clear vacant.
CLEAR LOTS Southeast; trade for automo-
bile.
N h BAKER & CO.,
z2s and 2z7 CorcOran building
rnhIs-3t
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
For Rent
Tnfnrnished Houses.

FOR RENT-l09o I7th ST NV. 10 rooms. 2
baths s55-I726 18th. rooms. hath S5o.-IZ1
Harvard, rooms, bath. s45.-slS 18th nw
S rooms bath S3O--516 Sth ST ne. roCms
bath SZT. 5O.-1340 F st. ne. r0omS. hath
s26 5O-1315 Sd st Sc, rooms. $3.50. co..
LINS-GUERRY COMPANY, 6s1 18th st. NV.
mhlS-3t
The Washington times., 1906-03-18

SIXTY SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY
Corner on street west Of Fourteenth.
Eight rooms anu bath. business man s
home
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
Money to Loan.

MONEY TO LOAN By private rs-s- erorz
IS 20 $50; confidential Address BOX So
Times ONCE. Eah7 70t
The Washington times., 1906-03-18

EIGHTY-FIVE HUNDRED Corner store
and dwelling large building, in North
west. on car line; pays wei on the In
vestaent
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
For Sale or Exchange.

SALE OR EXCHANGE-Two acres. hve-room
house. 500; chicken house; large oaks. fruit.
berries. East Hyattsvile: exchange equity
500 for groceries, cigars. tobacco. or no
lions, trust 8. 600. monthly payments. 81 50
Address BOX 5Ss. Times Office 1t
WILL EXCHANGE quarter-acre lot. East
Hyattsville, for $50 carpenters work. Ad-
dress BOX so. Times Office. mh1S-3t
The Washington times., 1906-03-18

FORTY Y-FIVE HUNDRED. Corner IN Ie
Droit Park Eight rooms and BATH open
on all four sioes; one OF the brightest
houses IN the city.
The Washington times., 1906-03-18

FIFTY FIVE HUNDRED. Corner on
square from seventh. six rooms an
batn; three bay windows.
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
For Sale-FarmS.

ia ACRES Of good land % miles from this
city: one mile from wharf Price, $50. Ad
cress 1857 Calvert st NV mhI7-3t
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
Wanted-HouSeS.

HAVE 5000 TO buy small home. with stable
lot wide enough 10 build. give price Ad-
dress BOX SIS. Times Office. mhls-5t
WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES+stor
homes. Nothing too small OF too large.
HARRISON REALTY &C,
sG G Street NJ ". no5-6
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
LIE ROY MARX.

z.ooo-Corner lot Northwest: aexs9; side alley
aid party wall. Ideal site Tor store
Cheap; make ofYer
,, S0,9eo-Nesr Union Station. Fine ten-roon
DICK. Win stable. LOT fronting On Two
streets.
soS'-si& slx-room frames. lot s5xs5. to al
leyi renting SO per month (sSo0 per year,
Good investment. make offer
S3,JOo-P s. ns- nine-roonn brick corne- %
alley. stable; lot zzxIs5
SS'Sy0-S st. between Sth and 10Th. lot 1ox9s:
bargain; two party walls: make your
terms
SSes-A bargain near Pension Ofice. three
story eieFer-rooln house, two baths; large
stable lot Z1xIlz. 10 alley
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
For Sale-Houses.
CORNERS FOR SALE
DAVID MOORE,
iSes New York ave,

NChNtA&NO OA oALL
DAVID MOORE,
ISss New York Ave
THREE THOUSAND. Corner. near Penn
rooms and tiled bath dS' TiiS rorSs1s,p iAtss tss
trimmed IN hardwood; delightful location
FIFrY-sEvEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY.
Corner. on street northeast Store and
dwelling; eight rooms and bath; we'll
rented
TwENTY-SIX HUNDRED. Corner. near
Navy Yard. SIX rooms and bath, al large
rooms; a pleasant home for Navy Yard
FORTY FIVE HUNDRED. Corner. with
large side yard. delightful .porches: eigat
rooms. and two-story brick stable, near
Seventh and NJ northwest.
FIFTY FIVE HUNDRED Corner brick Ten
rooms and bath; twenty-five feet front;
in central Northwest.
EIGHT THOUSAND Corner on wide ave
nue.; one Of the mos: delightful locations
In the city: fourteen rooms. two baths
cellar; hot-water heat. hardwood through
out; brick and white stone
FIFTY-FIvE HUNDRED. Corner. one
square from seventh. six rooms and
bath three bay wtndows-
FoRTY-FIvE HUNDRED. Corner. IN Ie
Droit Park Eight rooms and bath: open
on all four sioes; one OF the brightest
houses in the city.
SIXTY SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY
Corner. on T street west Of Fourteenth.
Eight rooms ana bath. business $
home
EIGHTY-FIEE HUNDRED Corner store
and dwelling. large building. in North
west. on car line; pays wen on the in
VestTaent.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS Corner one
square from Lincoln Park Seven rooms
and tiled bath, cellar: furnace heat New
SENENTH-FINE HUNDRED Corner. CT
New Jersey avenue northwest Store
and two apartments, total rents. eighty
three dollars a month.
DAVID MOORE,
4 II i2eS New York Ave
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
Fer Saie-Lois.
PETWORTH LOTS.

We have some very attractive lots In this
rapidly improving subdivision which can Z,
sold at very low figures Before buying IL
tE:s locality, consult Us.
CHAs :. NgIR & CO. Gncl.
l+Q3 New York Ave. y W Il
The Washington times., 1906-03-18

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS Corner one
square from Lincoln Park Seven rooms
and tiled bath, cellar. furnace heat. New
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
For Rent-FarmS.
Suburban Property.

SPECIAL SUBURBAN SPECIAI.t
For bargains in Houses and Lots a. TakoTna
Park See H l. THORNTON. with VIM II.
SAUNDERS & CO., I407 st. NV. mh17-3t
The Washington times., 1906-03-18
Wanted-Stores.

! wANTED-To buy Tor cash, store, between
6th and 18th. o and W SITS; must he cheap.
give price and particulars Address GRO
GER. Times Office mhls-st
The Washington times., 1906-03-18

1921 ST. NW.-i0-rOOm brick. newly pa
pered: large yard; one block from War De
parJment. only SIS.
as
The Washington times., 1906-03-18

Money to Loan
On Real Estate.
MONEY TO LOAN On Real Estate q. ~ ana
. per cent Every consideration shown
borrowers
HARRISON REALTY CO,
so7 c STREET n. W. no3-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real ss-
tate al 4 a.. and per cent interest Spe-
ciai privileges with respect 10 prior paymcnt1-
Large amounts a specially TYLER q
RUTHERFORD. 1907 st NV oc1o-H
MONEY TO LOAN ON .. C. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest Payment On prir-
cipal IN amounts Of 500 or more received az
any interest period THE F. H SMITH CO.
Bond building. 1E0s New York ave.
MONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on D. c. Real Estate. siS
unreasonable cslay-
WALTER II. ACKER.
rel-tf 100 ST nv.
MONEY TO LoAN-Szyo to $4,000 on D. c.
real estate Interest low. and all transac-
tfons conducted with economical considsra-
zion for borrowers
WM- Il SAUNDERS q Co.
1907 81. y. ".