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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30

A. a meeting u the conferences
committee Of the Seattle Improve
meni clubs held yesterday after
noon in the Chamber Of CommeTcs
rooms the question u the feasibil
ity % trying 60 secure the aid Of
Legislation IN an attempt 20 anneA
the suburbs vas discussed The
question will be put before the I'M
Rruvgment clubs for consideration
The Rainier Heights club made .
report In the Jackson 81 fegfade
The next meeting Of tho COMMITTEES
viii oscur Nov e
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IS
ROASTED
tso,ipps Telegraph ssrvles.)

CHICAGO. Oct a0-Prealdent
FELTON,, If the Chicago A Alton rail.
road. was criticized aud senthingly
denounced IN the justice court this
morning In a suit brought By the
lllln0ia Audit company % recover
alleged otorehafgeu.
FELTON, said.
Il didn't know anything about
the tariff OF the road. and added.
\ heard the shippers had tried 10
hold up the road
The attorneys fof the shippers sc
cused the road Of holding up tho
shippers. and charging illegal aud
cxtortlOnhte methods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
TIE FOOTBALL GAME.

The Rustisr football team and
tha Pine 81 team played a Ito game
az Madison park yesterday after
noon. the score being 8 10 8. The
Pine - team f. on the look out for
challenges from 20 pound teams.
Phone Main kssR
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Crow I,sI.n. on warps,h.

Crow INDIANS on "sfpaths
BUTTE. Mont. Oct 30 -eonsif
cradle anxiety IL felt over the alb
senos Of "a band OF 100 Grow In
dams. who are believed TO have
gone 20 sheridan. Wyo. 70 join the
andofing uton. according 70 spe-
elai dispatch received here last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
Your Last Chance TO Get
a Furnace For S45

We have lus, a few more Hero
Hot Air Furnaces that NE can sell
complete AZ tts This is the great.
est furnace snap you viii ever have
Geo II Woodhouse Co. Basement
Arcade building. University street
entrance 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
Don't Walt

me- rainy xeAfher 70 buy paFaf'
-. cover Tor your horse. Tom
v.sssfsun. the saddlery man. aiZ
o.slaeaial ave. has bis stock On
80 that are gosas Al extremely
H. rrtEea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-30
NEGRO BURGLAR
KILLS MARSHAL

fBorlppa Telegraph eerVies.l
FRANKLIN. o. Oct 30.-GearEe
Baahore. city marshal. was killed
by Henry White. d negro burglar,
whom ho tried 10 arrest this morn
ing. A mob gathered around tho
tall and threatened lYnohinR
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THE THEATERS


GRAND~ssrha lion and tho
Mouse Great performance OF a
financial play Matinee tomorrow
ENGAGEMENT closes tomorrow night
SEATTLk-Good company giving
satisfaction ia As Teid Ia the
Hiila
THIRD AVENUE Held for
ransom. a Charles A. Taylor neio.
drama based 90 the Missionary
Stone episode.
LOIS Men aud Women he
lasco aud neAills dramatitation.
Good play. with good company
Daily maiiuesa. evening perform
Ancna.
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aunasr sou,hefn skIss :

Seals are nov neiliag at thu
Grand for the four performances
beginning Thursday night af the
f.ottie niair Parker comedy drama
Under Southern Skies. which has
hesa seen heFe before There viii
30 a popular matinee Saturday.
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EXECUTE ROBBERS
tssrIpp. rsI.arspn ssrxls..l

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct 40
Eight robbers connected with the
robbery of the cashier Of the Gus
tom house Saturday. were executed
today.
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Your heater taken part payment on Tic
of a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-30
WateryiiIe Bazaar.

The bazaar of St gfiehsel's parish attracted another large crowd on Sat urdsy evening. The married men Of The parish were in charge The .Fisses Josephine and Anna FOy O. Nauxstuck gave piano and mandolin selections: the Misses Cecilia smith, Helen Donovan. Florence smith, Hazel White and Florence Webster. light comedy sketches. fancy drills snt rsei-ations. and Homer Snyder and William Webster in other spe- .rFsItfes. The tuz-of-uar match De- tween teams from Washington Hiii and Brooklyn was the source Of much interest and was Co decide the cham ptonship of the city. but 0Eing to an serftsu- which resulted ia the break ing Of the rope and the turning Of a fa- souerszaIts the match had tO be postponed till next Thursday even ing .-.
 To-uizht the hail viii be in charge If tbe younz women of the parish Ther will be assisted by divisions Su s and No 2 of the A. o. H. the La Ssas- suxilizrv of Division 10 g. ana tre Gaelic Literary socisty- The Altar sociesy. under the management of Jean Ingrzhzn. will present q rz1Rhzble farce and fz-cT drill
 To-norror evening the Fo11z Dea of sts pzrixh vfTl have charge and wsEf furrish zs fhe Fri1cipsl sttrse- ssa- a minstrel pe-f0rEsrce by yOung uen Of ThoUss-o1- Good u1sic Tor dznciag Is furnishs1 ezch svszi1g
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-30
TIMELY TOPICS

Curans are having a sale on brass and copper nickel plated ware. D1s- play fin basement is attracting atten- ton.
 Everyone is remarking the beauty of A. F. Cowles millinery. New styles constantly arriving. .
 R. R. Harder & Co keep filling in their stock of boys and children suits as fast as they can.
 A splendid display of lace curtains at H. Hoffman's. Pretty draperles from DOC up.
 Covert coats at Weinstein's Tor $6.9S. Pique wash waists 5oc. see their ready to wear hats.
 You can make up a tempting meal with specials from Trotts bakeshop.
 W. r. Jarrett has a two family house for S3,00O, six minutes waiK from center. Native eggs at 22c dozen at Va terbury Market Co. Watcn TOT grocery prices Smoked shoulders at Sc a pound, round steak 10c at the Waterbury Market Co.'S.
 The Apothecaries Hall Co guarantee H. W. Johns paint as sulctiy Hrs1 class article. Get a baby carriage at Langleys. All prices from S1.S9 to $50. saves doctor bills. High chair goes free. If YOU have not money handy you can get your new suit at Spearo's without any trouble.
 The K. H. Towle Co will allow you S15 on your old wheel for new s'o one.
 Great A. X P. Tea Co will have bargains to tell about in tomorrow $ adv.
 Mahon is making up handsome medium weight suits now. Fashion | able grays $1 to S45. For rubber boots. coats, garden nose and all rubber goods, see Leach 1 Rubber store stock. Eton suits in gray mixed effects at l Miller X Pecl's for s12.9S. Silk coats | and Etons S4.9S. When you get the good tasting tea | you may De sure IL cahie iioih ~ lan's.
 When you want good wearing sensible suit Upson, Singleton Co has them, s1.50 to S22.
 Sale of women's muslin underwear at Grieve, Bisset & Hollands short l skirts. torchon trimmed, 39c. | Tuesday will be butter day at the | Model market. Fairbury creamery the leader, 2Sc pound.
 Buy package of Force at Wood ruff Grocery Co.'S. Kinderbeast pug gle in every package.
 Prices are cut on enamel ware once more at Reid X Hughes. Great sale | will start tomorrow morning.
 When you wear the Mullings kind of clothing you wear the rightly | male" kind Mems suits S1O to $50
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-30
BARGAINS

are what all of us are looking for. and when we receive bargain we, IS a rule, are satisfied.
 IF our city officials would bargain for about 200 settees extra for the .Green" and about 300 settees TOT Hamilton park, the people would pc pleased. =
 IF that committee that spent S2,- 100000 of the $2,500, GOO appropri- ated by congress for San Francesca got bargains, they must feel happy, but wasn't it good that they saved S3OO,0 900 to send where it was need- ed?
 IF the trolley company gets East Main street double tracked, they VIII get quite bargain and they VIII De much pleased, and if in the bargain they must sprinkle said street prop erly, won't 1t be lovely; then we can go see a ball game with pleasure. Or course it will be better bargain II they must look after the snow ln win ter.
 IF they ever make a bargain whereby the garbage question VIII be settled, won't it be consolation
 IF you want good, clean, nice tasting Tea or Coffee, our store IS the best place to get it, for the simple reason you always get a bargain. De- cause we sell you the good kind TOT the price you pay the other fellows for the cheap trash. Our Butter LOOK a drop to 25 cents. Isn't that bar gain? If you don't know it, just try us once. Our Buttermilk is fresh every day at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-29
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

10 A NJ DAILT-LOcaI for HarTIsonbssrz.
MaTrenyou, DanviIIe, and way stations.
1881 = NJ DAiLI-N ashluEL1u ana Florida
Limited. FIrst-ciass coaches and sleeper %
Columbia Savannah. and Jacksonville.
ParlOr Car 10 FinehuIs1, y. G.. week Gay >.
Dining Car Service.
HE A n DAILY nItcd states Fast Mali
First-class coaches and sleeper 70 New Or
leans. Dining Car Service
l:GI r ii WEEK DAIS-i-oCal for Harrison
40 2 NJ DAILH-Local for WarrentOn and
Charlottesville.
s.H r NJ WEEK DAYS - sOUTHERN'S
PALM IIAILkD-Sollu Pullman train.
electric Hghtea. through sleepeTs 10
Aiken. Augusta. savannah. Jacksonville.
and ST Augustine. Club and Observation
Cars. southern Ran ay Dining Car seTE 3le.
40 =. N DAlLY-New York AMI Atlanta
ENpresz. F4Fst-class Coash 10 Atlanta
Sleeper 10 Columbus. Ca. Nla Atlanta.
sunset Route Tourist Sleeper Mashl4 gton
L. san Francisco Monday b. - eduesdays. and
Fridays
so T. II DAILT-Sew YORK and Florid.
Columbia. Savannah. ana JacksJngiIls
Sleeper q Augusta and FJTt Tam - Din
Tag Car Service a - Carte
1000 j. u DAL-1-NeW N-Tk and AIer1t,ffs
I-im.t@a tvta - nchblrgJ- FlIst-class coach
anu sleeping tar 10 Roanoke. kuOxvilIe.
Chattanooga. ana Aien phis. Siee per u New
Orleans DInIng Car service
10 - =. u. DAILY-Na shllgton and South
western Limited All Pullman train. OBJ
seTNatl0n Car 60 Atlanta and Macon t-Iuh
Car 70 Atlanta. Sleepers 10 Nashville At
lauta. Macon. Memphis. Birmingham New
ORLEANS. Dlnins Car service.
II =. sPENCE-lt, General Manager.
Jan Il. = II HAlDWICK. pass Traf Ma
1906. ". II. TAYLOE. Gen Pass Agent
l. - 1kslJtAN. le-isral Agent
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FAKE PIERPONT MORGAN
SWINDLING PARISIANS
Roumanian Made Speciality of Women
Students, Chiefly Americans, But
Found One of Them Tartar.

PARIS. Jan 29.-Under the name Of ].
Pierpont Morgan, the Duke Of Monte
hello. Sir Charles Walter. of the British
navy. and Lord Leicester. a ROumauian
adyenturer. whose real name is Marco,
has for over a year been imposing upon
women.
His latest victim. a pretty. young
actress named Anna Nathan. had the
courage to denounce him. and he has
been arrested.
Two Americans girls. the Misses Dora
Swan and Myrtle Gillings. Of Des
Moines. who are in Paris studying
music. have had their little adventure
with NJ Marco. They were stroiiing
through the Luxembourg Gardens when
they were accOsted by a stranger, who
asked them the way to the Sorbonne
The man introduced himself as j. Pier
pont Morgan. but declared he did not
wish il known that he was 4 Paris. and
asked them TO say nothing about haviu,
met him.
He saw them several times after that.
and finally called upon them and had
tea in their fiat. He managed TO Der-
suade them 10 cash a creek. which. of
course. was refused by the bank. and
they are that much sadder and wiser.
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CHESAPEAKE Z OHIO by

Trains leave Pennsylvania Station Daily.
2:3O p. M-CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS SPE-
CIAL Solid vestibule, electric lighted
Dining Car Train to Cincinnati with Pull
man Sleepers to Louisville, Cincinnati In
dianapoIs, Chicago, and st. Louis. Con-
nection for Virginia Hot Springs. Dining
Car from Washington.
lilo =. ME-. F. V. LIMTTED-Solid YES
tibule, electric lighted. Dining Car train
TO Cincinnati with Pullman SleeDers
20 Cincinnati. Lexington, and Louis, lille
CoupaT tment Sleeper = Virginia Hot
Springs daily except Sunday. Sleepers
Cincinnati 10 Chicago and St. Louis Din.
ing Car
Reservation and tickets at 5I3 Pennsyivsnta
avenue; COS Fourteenth street near anI
at the Station Telephone $3.50 for Pennsyl-
VaziA CAB Service Il " FULLER
Tsiephons Main 1866 Gen'I PASSENGER Ar
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Trcl-nt 0ff1ca Panna

For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington Co
lumbia Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa, At
lanta. Birmin CHAM. Mobile. Pensacola. and
New Orleans.
1850 A. NJ. DAILY-Seaboard MaiI-Throush
Pullman SleGpe - Jacksonville. Fla con-
Meeting al Hamlet with PullCIan Sleeper TO
Birmingham. Cafe Dining Car Washington
10 Hamlet. y, =.
7:25 P. NJ DAILY-SeaboaTd Express-SoHd
train, with Pullman Slespers. 10 Jacksonville
sni Tampa ThrC1gh Sleeper 10 Atlanta and
Birmingham; also through TO Pinehurst daily
except Sunday.
SIS P NJ. DAILX-SEABOARD FLORIDA
LIMITED-ElectTic lighted. exclusively Pull
man. Solid train to ST. Augustine. Fla
arriving there 2:l0 pm. Double drawing
room Compartment. library. observation, and
dining 1ai5-tf
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING OFFT-
GER for u. 5. Soldiers Home. Washing
ton. ID. c. January q. 1906. Sealed ia
pCsals for furnishing and delivering
granite for mess hall and dormitorV
building at L. 5. Soldiers Home. WASH
ingtor, ID. c, viii be received here until
NOON, FEBRUARY 20 1896, and then
Publicly opened Information on appli-
cation. Deposit $40 required on draw
ings. JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL. Can
tain Engineers, Constructing Officer
Jaz5. p. p. 29fe23.24
PROPOSALS viii be received at the
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department, Washington, y. c.. until 10
O'CLOCK A. NJ, FEBRUARY g. 1906.
and publicly opened Immediately there
after, 10 furnish at the navy yard,
Washington. ID. c.. q quantity of naval
supplies as follows: Sch. 321: Ties. rails
Sch. $50; Scale irons. metal saw. Ap-
plcations for proposals should desig-
nate the schedules desired by number
Blank proposals will be furnished upon
application to the bureau. II. T. b
HARRIS. Paymaster General u S y.
ia22. g
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TRUSTEES SALE.
THOMAS DOWLTNG = CO. AucfIo
s12 f St. n. w.

612 f ST. n W.
Trustees sale entire stock OF drugs. fix
lures, etc, at IS q 81. nv. BY virtue Of
a chattel deed Of trust recorded in Liber No.
1900 at folio ia ct seq. Of the land records
or the District Of Columbia, and Of an as
signment OF the same mortgage recorded IN
ld0er NO -5.s, at folio 36 et seq, Of the land
records OF the District Of Colum5 a. and at
the request OF the party secured thereby we
viii sell at public auction on the premises.
% = 81 NV, on TUESDAY, JANUARY 30.
1895. AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, the entire stock.
fixtures, show cases, drugs, toilet articles.
etc, ana all chattels located In the said
drug store. Terms-Cash: all cCnvcyancins,
and recording at purchaser cost
IRVING W. DAVIDSON Trustee
ALIHONSO A O'DONOGHCE
, - Substituted Trustee.
JAMES A TOOMEY. Az ID St NV
Attorney for party secured. 1a2s-2t
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WOULD ABOLISH
REFORM SCHOOLS
Superintendent Sherrard
Seeks Endorsement.
WORLDS GREATEST COLLEGE
Head of Children's Home Society II
South Dakota Has Conference
With Roosevelt.

The Greatest University I'm the
World" was the subject OF the con
ference w. b Sherrard, superintendent
OF the South Dakota Children's Home
Soeiety. had with the President this
morning He was introduced by Repre-
sentative Martin OF South Dakota, and
Mondell OF Wyoming.
The university 10 which / refer said
Mr. Sherrard. lis the oldest and most
commemorative i'm the world. II was
founded In the garden OF Eden. Last
year 2, 500 new students entered its halls.
which makes a total enrolment Of over
- ola "
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Dr.. l-e alderman.

Nashington's Leading Specialist in the -,,rs
OF all forms OF contagious blood and skin
diseases OF men ana women. All aIectIons
CT a private nature F'Omptly cured Dis
eases Of the Kidneys. Bladder Liver and
Stomach; also Rheumatism. Nervous De-
bility. Narieocele. and Structure cured Tor.
sver. Advice free. Med. furnished Hours
70 u and 10 .: also Tuesday and SAT-
urday evenings, to g. SUNDAYS. 10 40 -
az TENTH ST n. W.
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FOR RENT-HOUSE3


FOR RENT-House, rooms, large yard and
closets 2g2i X ST. NV. rent $3.50. Jazs-St
FOR RENT-15ss sth st. NV. 81. bath. so. 30
il07 ST. ne. 6r. bath. .-....-...-...- 20 80
2ls ST ne, ST. bath l eel $50
212l Newport place. or. bath. cellar. 81. 50
2I23 Newport place, Or, bath, cellar. 30 so
APARTMENTS.
loss eth ST. ne. or. bath. gas range. 1900
f. s COLLINS CO Unc).. 7O3 18th st. NV.
FOR RENTED Q NV; handsome lI-room
dwelling, with without stable; rent rea-
sonsble- W. r. HODGES 1912 f ST NV /;
phone Nj. 1921. ia2S-St
FOR RENT-l225 and 1923 4th st NV. 5
rooms, water. ana rear yards, cars pass
door, open for inspection, sic 80: COS ID ST
ne. rooms. gas, hot water, bath. SIS 30 /:
1917 Sd st. NV, rooms, all mod hnprove-
ments, large yard. I25 feet; entire new plumb
ing, enamel tub. etc, SIS CHARLES s.
sHREyE. 1907 9Th 81, NV. jaes-2t
FOR RENT-New cottage. near Rosglyn;
three rooms, large yard and stable; front
ply 70 X. A. PHILLIPS, 1906 G st. nv.
FOR RENT-Some Of the most attractive
houses in Northeast several desirable new
b-room dwellings with all modern improve
mentsi located near r st, G ST, and II st.
lines of cars 18th and ID ne.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 6l2 18th 81. NV.
ja27-3t
FOR RENT-s455O per month; II rooms.
bath, and cellar. 635 East Capitol ST $50.
5 rooms and bath. S24 81. ne. $500. 8
rooms and oath. 24s 9Th st ne. $3.50. 8
rooms and bath. 504 Massachusetts ave. ne.
SIS. rooms, 304 Fl, Sc CHAS. A
SHIELDS, I4o5 f ST. nv. jazI-st
FOR RENT-six-room house on Mills ave.
Langdon. SIS. JOHN T. KNOTT, SIS + 81
jaz7-St
FOR RENT-2sl Express alley. rear OF ga
pa st. nv. sl03o A. e. WALKER. l4l0 q
st ia24-tr
FOR RENT-Fourth floor. SOS-lO Peansyivanis
ave NV $40, four rooms, suitable foi office
40 18th ST.. S23. LOUIS Z. SHOEMAKEI.
6l2 i4th ST NV jals-tt
FOR RENT-FIouses. apartments and Ofices
IN all parts Of the CITY. for detailed lst
send or cal! az our Office.
THos, }. FISHER & co, INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS,
FOR RENT-FLATS.
COLORED TENANTs-Five rooms and bath
-637 Virginia ave. NV ONLY SIS.
kARRICk d METCALF.
js2S-St 1888 G st. NV.
NATJEAN 9l2 / st NV: three large rooms
and bath. 1rSt floor heat, water. and tnnitor
service. 50. CHAS. $. SHRENE 1901 7th St
NV. ja2s-3t
THE sARANAC.
1908 North Capitol st.
Housekeeping apartments of aud TN
usually Iargr. cheerful rooms Rent. $40
yall-T JOHN ". MORRIS. GA + ~. nv
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
FOR RENT-Beautifui apartment OF out
SIDE rooms and private tiled bath. heated b.
hot water. $3.50 LACEY'S 607 New York
iE2q-St
FOR RENT-In The Vincetta. S37 Maryland
ave. sW., four. five. and six room apartments
with ali modern improvements; steam heat;
hot water. ianttor service included in rent
from $40 % SO per month. Apply TO F. r.
DAVIS. 1th and r SITS sw. ta27-St
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WANTS THESE ON FREE LIST.

A bill introduced in the House by
Representative Shackleford of Missouri
puts printing paper, wood pulp, and
type-setung machines on the free list
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His Many Branches.

In twenty-seven States this "univer-
sity," better knOv n as the National
ChiIdren's Home So ciety, has branches,
Its work consists in providing homes
for homeless children and taking chill
dren from vicious parents. DO away
with reform schools" Is one of the
mottos Of the organization, and pro-
ceeding along the line of one Of its
beliefs that there is only one place on
earth where character can be success
fully formed-in the home"-24, 900
homeless children have been placed un-
der the protection OF good men and
women. who provide for them as they
would their own blood.
The work of the organization I'm Wy
oming has resulted in the adjustment
OF the reform school There is no re-
form school in that State2' said Mr..
Sherrard. and if We only had the funds
We could soon abolish them in almost
every State, We annually save 2,5te
children. but II We had the money we
could save 10000 every year
May Indorse Move.
Mr.. Sherrard wished to secure a gen
eral Endorsement OF the work from the
President. He is now on a campaign
tour through the country for the purpose
of arousing a general interest IN the
work OF his organization. The President
wass too busy this morning 70 talk over
the matter fully. but will see Mr. Sher-
rard later. and Will no doubt give him
an endorsement which Will greatly aid
him in his work
Representative Martin SAYS he has
watched the work of MT. Sherrard I'm
his State for twenty years, and thinks
# grand movement. He does his
work without compensation, said Mr..
Martin.
Yes added the venerable gentle
man, with mis- face beaming, I would
not change places with Vanderbilt"
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FOR SALE--HoUSEs.
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.

sO7 Stree, N. w
o st. sw.. frames. renting So each;
Armory court sW.. 10 bricks. renting
$40 each; zach. ...........--s.-..-, SO
Blagden court. bet 9Th and 10th, IL a
SITS. NV. bricks renting $40 each; each ] 900
4th St NV rooms and bath....-........ g. SEQ
7th ST NV store and dwelling .-....--.. ;. 50J
I ST NV near 9Th rooms and bath. ... s. 500
je2s-tf
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.
YOU BUY

ROU Blu
The LOT and let ME build you the house
at MARYLAND PARK one car fare: easy
payments
tze9-tf
EIGHT MINUTES from station Of electric
road acres and 3-rCom house $500: acres
ana rooms at station. $3.50. These are
samples: homes house. ground improved
and tInigu proved. on easy terms come our
SUNDAY. WM DeMOTTE. Berwyn, Nd.
ja27-3t
OWNER win sell. very cheap for business
reasons his home and seven building lots
5OxlSe each: T-room house, cellar good water;
65 fruit trees. grapes. and small fruit and
outbulldlngs, convenient 10 city by electric
and steam railroads. terms. Inquire at
DRUG STORE, 9TH and G SITS. NV ja27-3t
IN VIRGINIA-Country property convenient
10 cars and city. Houses and lots on
monthly payments b. NJ DAVIDSON
Rosslyn. Va. ja26-30t
80 lots SOLD IN
MARYLAND PARK
Since December Is; one car fare and on your
tsFmG.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT
SIS r. l. AVE y. Z.
% FLOOR, ROOMS < BATH
WIDE FRONT. LATROBE HEAT
REM ------------- -Sl9.-o
1928 DUNCAN ST. y z
IST FLOOR. 4 ROOMS & BATH .... So 80
THE F. H. SMITH CO.,
jaz7-3t No. 140S New York ave nv.
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BACHELOR APARTMENTS

TWO LARGE ROOMS AND BATH nrst
foor, SENECA" Men only. All mod
eTn Improvements. 81 Z ST. NV.
dezS-tf
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FOR RENT-House, rooms. large yard and
closets. eg2f ST. NV. rent $3.50. ja2s-st
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GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-29
FOR SALE
DAVID MOORE,

DAVID MOORE,
IseS NEW YORK AVENUE.
RAREST CHANCE THIS SEASON-ln south
west; one block Of street cars; six rooms;
hath; heated by latrobe; good stable; on
10 foot paved alley. ONLY $4,000.
NICE HOME ON CORNER, In Southeast
Eight rooms and bath; heated By latrobe.
wide frontage PRICE, $1,000.
ANOTHER CORNER IN SOUTHEAST. with
six rooms latest pattern bathroom fit
tngs. Finished IN selected North Caro-
lima pine. PRICE, s. 900.
ATTRACTIVE TWO-STORY HOME In North
west: eight rooms, bath. latrobe heat Lot
20XlO0. PRICE, 81, 900.
A PRESSED BRICK in Northeast Side and
rear alleys -vo stories six rooms. bath
and cellar. PRICE. $500.
DAVID MOORE,