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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-09
DR.. FRANK POWELL DEAD.

Famous Indian Scout Dies Suddenly on
Train.
El Paso, Tex, May 9.-Colonel Frank
D. Powell, a famous Indian scout
known as white Beaver" died on a
train eastbound from Los Angeles. His
body was taken from the train here
and an inquest was held, verdict OF
death from heart disease being found,
Colonel Powell had been in charge
of Colonel William F. Cody's Interests
at Cody, Wyo., for several years.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-09
CONSPIRACY
Government Will Proceed
AQaint Standard for Crush
ing Out Opposition

Washington, May 9-Secretary Met
calf of the department Of commerce
and labor has informed the senate that
the full report of Commissioner Gar
field on the oil business will be laid
before the senate as soon as printed.
II is understood that the most impor-
tant part Of the report has, not yet
been made public. u 4@ e. / ~. !,
3 The first section Of the report con-
vieted the trust Of demanding and re-
ceiying rebates, which is punishable
by fine under the Elkins act; the sec
ond will charge that the Standard Oil
company has been guilty Of conspiracy
In restraint Of trade and commerce.
an offense which carries the penalty
OF dissolution and fine and imprison-
ment. "
1t Is the purpose of the department
of Justice to institute proceedings
against the trust Md It's officials, both
on account of its action In receiving
rebates and In conspiring to crush out
comp petition. ~ 5 y;
This is the programme of the exec
utive branch OF The government.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-09
CHARGES AGAINST GORkY.
Said His Extradition From United
States Will Be Asked.

StdteS VIII BE ASKED.
Moscow, May 9.-In addition to the
accusation against Maxim Gorky of
engaging in political propaganda the
procurator has charged him with par.
ticipation in the December uprising
here and it is rumored that his extra
dition from the United States will be
asked for. - \. e:%
The Cost has been conflscated and
prohibited from publishing pictures
taken by an American photographer
showing the life LED in prison by Mile.
Spiridonovo, who killed Police Chief
Luzhnoffsky at Tamboff, She was
sentenced to be hanged, but her SEN
tence was commuted to twenty years
imprisonment after she had been most
brutally treated by Cossack officers,
one OF whom was aasassinated later. Z
sELiEvED TO HAVE suicIDED
Further Facts In Connection With
Death of c. I. spier.
New York, May 9.-Police officials
who have been investigating the rnys-
terious death Of Charles Il Spier, con
fdential agent Of III. II. Rogers, who
was found dead iii his home iii Staten
| Island Monday reported that the eVi
dencs indicated that Spfer had com
mitted suicide. Mrs Spier had in
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-05-09
Grimm proceedinus ii OH,

Criminal Proceedings In Ohio.
Columbus. OF, May 8. Assistant At
torney General Miller during the day.
said that criminal proceedings would
be brought against the officials OF the
Standard Oil company In Ohio.
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
Railroads.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

r. B.-FouowiEg schedule figures published
only as information. and RFe not guaranteed
T;Ss 4. Ii DAILI-Loc2l Tor HaFrisouburR
WaTrenton, DanYills, and way stationa
IB.5I 4 n DAILT-Was ashinEtOn and FIOrfds
Limited. EiTst-class coaches and sleeper "a
Columbia, Savannah. and JaCksonyfIIs
Dining Car 51TFtCo.
11IB A n DAILY-United States Fast Mail
FIrAt-ClaGs coaches and sleeper % New Or
leaBs. Dining Car Service
A.0I p n WEEK DA YS-LOcal for Harrfson.
burg and way stations on Manassas BraDrb
Ak = Il. DAILY-LocAi for WarrentoD ~
Chsrlottss vile. Week days Tor SLraEbtJrg
z.e0 p Ii DAILY-Esa YORK and AIianfs
ExUreas F1rsS-class Coach 70 Atlanta
eIeeper 70 Columbus. Ca. via Atlanta.
FuuEet Route Tourist Sleeper Waahinrto5
20 san Francisco Mondays. Wednesasys-
and Fridays.
AZ p. 81 DAILY-New York ana FJorfda
Express Through Coaches and 6IeeDsrs fo
.Ciurnbla- Savannah. and Jaeksou,yiIl~
sleeper % Augusta and Port Tampa DIn-
inR Car Service q "a Carte.
10 % p II. ,DAILY-NeW York and AfsrnDhts
LIMITED (yis LynchbuFg)- FtFst-class Coacn
and Sleeping Car 70 Roanoke, KnoxyiIIs
ChAttanooKa. and Memphis. Sleeper % NeE
orleans. Dining Car Service.
10 q p n DAILI-W asningtOu ana South
western Limited All Pullman train OBJ
servatiou Car 10 Atlanta and Macon. club
Car % Atlanta Bleepsra % Nashville. At
Iauta, Macon. Birmingham. New Orleans
Dining Car Ssrvica-
H b 6Jencsr. 9. M 8. Il. EArdwick ?. TN.
~ II TaylOs. q. p Al I. 5. Brown. @. A
myll-u
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WILDCAT CHEWS WOMAN
ON THE CALF OF HER LEG

DUNFLLEN, y. J., Aug. 2s-NIrs.
John Doty who lives on the slope OF
the Dunellen mountains. and who was
badly bitten by a wildcat Wednesday,
Is stiI in serious condition. She was
in her back yard under a large tree.
when the cat sprang upon her. fixing its
teeth in the calf OF her leg. clavine her
badly. Her shrleks brought George Vail.
who happened 10 be in the vicinity, with
d revolver. Before he could shoot the
animal II had jumped on him. bitten
his right arm severely and inflicted
other minor injuries
BY the time he had beaten OF the
brute with the butt of the revolver.
Walter Clawson, who also had received
slight injuries, came back with a
dOuble-barreled shotgun the contents
Of which he emptied into the cat. kill
ing IT, Physicians were summoned and
aid was given TO the injured persons,
but IL IS believed rabies may develop.
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
WONAN'S NECK BROKEN
IN FALL FROM BALLOON
Waving Her HaHds to Spectators the
Parachute Took Fatal
Plunge.

WICHITA. Kan. Aug. 2s.-Whne at
tempting her fourth ascension in this
city. all OF which have resulted in hair
breadth escapes. Mrs. Mamie Napier. a
professional aerOnaut. was killed last
evening by a fall Of fully 100 feet.
Mrs. Napier waved her hands 10 the
thousands of spectators below. and then
swung far out TO one side to do some
feats on the trapeze
As She did so the big balloon broke
away from the parachute. to which the
trapeze hung. The parachute fell and
completely covered the woman.
Mrs. Napier fell on her head and shOul-
ders and her neck was broken.
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HAS SUED FOR DIVORCE
ON STATUTORY GROUNDS

William N. Edwards says his wife.
Mary Susan Williams, is not a good
woman and when he demonstrated with
her about her conduct. he says she
raised the neighbOrhOOd. yelling. ours
Ing and swearing" at him. As a result
OF her conduct he says he was obliged
70 leave her and today through his
counsel. Hughes & Gray. commenced
proceedings against her in the local
courts for divorce on statutory grounds
Mr. Edwards says he married the de-
fendant in 1894, in this city.
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
GOES TO NEW YORK
TO WELCOME BRYAN
Son Of the Rev. J. B. Mclaughlin,
Of California, on Extended
Trip.

George B. Mclaughlin. OF Los Angeles.
Cal. son OF the Rev. J. b. Mclaughlin
and Mrs. Mclaughlin, OF this city, who
has been visiting his parents for two
weeks. today left Washington for New
York city. where he will attend the
Bryan reception
Young Mr.. Mclaughlin is. in fact. on
his wedding tour, and before returning
10 MS home In southern California will
Visit Boston. Niagara Fails. Cleveland.
Kansas City, his old home, and other
places
Mr. Mclaughlin is in the banking bust
ness In Los Angeles and IS also idenIi-
ned with several mining interests
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
RULES FOR COURSE
/ ON REGATTA DAY
IuTeau of Navigation Issues
] Instructions for Vessels
on September }.

be Bureau of Navigation of the De-
ment of Commerce and Labor in
artment circular No. rs this morn
issued its rules for the patroIing of
course on the Potomac at the Labor
regatta OF the Middle Atlantic As
alton in Washington on September
The rules are very important 10
ners. yachtsmen and the general
lc They read as follows:
August y. 1906.
masters and owners OF steamers,
hts tugs, and lows passing through
Potomac river and all craft carry
passengers 10 view the Eiddlo
tes regatta at Georgetown. d. c.,
tember 3. 1896, and TO all others
cerned:
attention is called to the follow.
ulc1 and regulations To carry into
the act of May IS, 1886 entitled
act 10 provide for the safety Of pas
d rs on excursion steamers"
j Sc rules and regulations are hereby
ed and made pursuant 20 The aCJ
e Oned, and the act of February t.
13 entitled AN act TO establish the
eT -tment Of Commerce and Labor.
ld compliance with the OplOnion or
he ttorney General, dated August j.
St ,t observance of these rules is en-
inc pursuant 10 section 4462 or the
evisWed Statutes, as a rule OF good con-
Ict md q duty. upon all licensed mas"
RS. nklates, and pilots. and failure 10
lgervt& any rule will render the often
sr lab lie 10 the suspension or revoca-
on OF Ehis license, provided by secuons
90 AA0 and I44Z OF The REVISED
.atutess as the penalty for inattention
duty s pr bad conduct.
All NAL Esters and owners of water craft
- Ha=nrfstrfRn warned that
OIation 81 of these rules Will subject the
fender 20 such additional or other pen
~ AS uH H4y be prescribed by law.
Rule Observe carefully the move
.ents of sthe patrol launches and boats
od carrvk out promptly and cheerfully
- instruE Ectiong received from them.
hese yessAals viii fly the Revenue Cut
~ Service Hdag at the bow or masthead
nd these Only are hereby authorized 10
lforce the rules.
Rule 2. A Il vessels propelled by steam
? power. i nd all tows on the Potomac
yer on thE b day of ths races. If bound
EViIl slow down and favor the
shore when above Easbys
oint, andH II bound downstream run
ow until tHel0w ThiTty-f1Fst street Yes
Is and tOvs g will not pass another yes
Il ahead bound in the same direction
b0ve FasbAs Point. Vessels will not
ave the docs ks at Georgetown when a
ace is on.
Rule 8. VesIsels or rowboats will not
nChor In theE channel so as 10 obstruct
avigation or the regatta course.
Rule (. VeAsels, launches, or rowboats
iU not crOEs ahead Of the competing
oats nor Tleed with them along the
purse
Rule 3. Before the start the patrol
lunches will kwarn all vessels and boats
r the course and prompt obedience
i'll be enfor4 Ped.
Rule s. A cAear course will be main
lined during kthe progress OF a race:
le width OF tthe cleared course 10 de-
end on the nul lmber OF entries for each
ice.
Rule T. A blank cartridge fired from
ny one Of thA patrol vessels will In
-Cate that sOmte vessel Is persistently
.olating some r6l le. The penalty for in
-tention TO thisl warning signal is re-
0cation of the license of the master or
lot LAWRENCE o. MURRAY Act
e Secretary.
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
For SaIe-Farms.

BEAUTIFUL farm OF is acres IN Virginia on
steam and electric roads convenient 10 city,
nice dwelling large barn; corn house; three
chicken houses and large runs; new tenant
house; al necessary outbuildings. good well
and force pump old and young fruit; price
including range and heating stoves. farming
implements. wagons. harness. carriage. and
one COW, S. 800. Address COUNTRY" 4" Times
ONCE. augT-3t
FOR SAIE-Near Washington, a truck or
dairy farm. OWNER, 523 9Th ST. NV. aus -3t
FARM FOR SALE-f40 acres, 7-room dwell
ing; barn corn house, etc, Cali crops and
implements and stock worth ST. OO1): best
section Virginia; only p miles from Wash
ingtOn ID. c.; all for So 500
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY, ouraV Bldg.
Cor Sth and SITS NV
Get our Farm Bulletin. Free. Au17-tf
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
Auction Sale.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS s. co. Aucu,
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 THREE STORY
BRICK HOUSE IOI2 LAMONT STREET


TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 THREE-sTORY
BRICK HOUSE. lob LAMONT STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue ~ q certain deed q trust dated
June 25 1850 and recorded 10 Llber 2499 folio
3t2 we will sell by public auction for le-
fault. in front n the premises. on TJ EsS-
DAY, SEPTEMBER I. 1905. at p. NJ. In
the county II Washington. District Of Co
lumb!R lot numbered tWcUJy-rhree IN Edgar
e. Kell0KEs subdivision 0f part 0f block
twenty 0f Columbia Heights and part uf
block nineteen in Todd q Browns sutdiyl-
siGn of part Of tracts Ot land known as
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains '
as per plat of said KelloEgs subdivision re-
corded in LAbeT County No. IL. folio l4s. Of the
records Of the urice Surveyor - the District
Of Columbia. subject 90 a building line. and
prohibiting manufacture. OF mechanical puT-
poses and sale of spirituous liquors Terms
Of sale One-third cash remainder IN one and
Two years. interest s per cent, or al cash
800 deposit required gt time II sale. PuT-
chaser has ten days 20 close
THOS. @. HESSEy.
WALTER r. HENSEN,
Trustees. Colorado building
au1r-aaF-sg
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY,

fgchedule Ia effect July !. 1867
s.r1 p Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
Daily-StOps at principal points, in Vir-
sinia and West Virginia VestibulA train:
standard coaches; parloTs cars TO Virginia
Hot Springs and Hinton. Pullman sleepers
Hinton 10 Louisville. Cincinnati. Ineian-
apoIis, ST. Louis. and Chicago; dining
cars a la carte service
A.sO p M-NEW c. 4 o. LIMITED, Daily
Fast new vestibule train; stops only az
OordonsvtIe. Charlottesville. Stauhton-
CIifton Forge, and COvington. Va: White
guIphur. Ronceyerte. ana Hinton. W Va
PuIiman sleepers 10 Lexington. Louisville
Cfncfnnatf Indianapolis. ST. Louis, and
Chicago. Dining cars. Ia carte service.
11.10 p Me-. F. V. LIMITED. Daily.
Solid vestfbuIe train. Pullman. sleepers
10 Cincinnati, Lexington, and Louisville.
C,ronertnaent sleeping car TO Virginia
9ot Springs week days Dining cars A
Ia carte service. sleepers Cincinnati 10
CHICAGO and st. Louis and Louisville to
Memphfs Nashville. and Southwest
RESERVATIONS and tickets at Chesapeake q I'D
Ohio offices 5I3 Pennsylvania ave; CO 14th
At near r: and Sixth Street station. Teis-
phone. Main $3.50. for PenAsylvania r. r
Cab Service, and Main 1865 Ssr c. & o.
zsS&St odiSes ------ 1e@S-a
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS will be received at the
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department. Washington, -. c, until
10 O'CLOCK A NJ, SEPTEMBER II.
1906. and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter, to furnish at the navy yard
and Naval Observatory. Washington, ID.
c.. as specified, a quantity Of naval
supplies, as follows. Sch. ll5: Cameras
and acCeBsOries--SCh III. busting
brushes. etc, lime Portland cement. red
brick. fire brick, sand. sight lamps.
sash cord. wire mails. screws. hinges.
leather betting and nlletst Georgia pine,
lumber, steel castings, asbestos mitts.-
Sch. 119. Toilet paper. Applications for
proposals should designate the schedules
desired by number. Blank proposals
viii be furnished upon application 90
the Bureau. Fl. T. 3. HARRIS. Pay
master General u. S. y. au2sse4
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Washington. D. c.. July 81, 1S06.-Sealed
proposals. IN duplicate. viii be received
az the department until O'CLOCK 2.
N. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20 1906
and then opened in the presence Of such
persons as may attend. for furnishing
and installing hTeprOOf doors and for
hrepToOfng stairWays at the Government
c. In accordance with the drawings seen
on application at this department. A
certified check equal 10 per cent OF the
amount of the bid must accompany each
any or all bids. to accept one part ana
reject the other and TO waive technical
defects as the interests OF the service
may require Forms OF proposal may be
had on application at the department
THOS RYAN, Acting Secretary.
au1418 8.2l25,2s.a
GENERAL DEPOT OF QUARTER
MASTERS DEPARTMENT. Washing
ton. y. c., August 2. 1906 Sealed pro-
Posals, IN triplicate, will be received
here until p. m. October II, 1906. and
then opened, for constructing. plumbing,
drainage, gas-plping, heating and ven
tilaIion, electric cOnduits and wiring
system. electric elevator plant, and
vacuum cleaning system, of building for
the Walter Reed Army General HOspi.
tai Army Hospital Grounds, Washing
ton. y. c. Information can be obtained
by applying here or 10 Depot Quarter
masters. al New York Philadelphia,
ST. Louis. and Chicago. Envelopes con.
tanning proposals must be marked Pro
pOsals for Constructing etc. Army Gen.
eral Hospital Washington, D. c." and
20 Capt A. ". Butt. Q NJ,
Washington. d. C. au2l.2a. e. .55.ocZ.o
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
TIN CANS AND PICKLES
GO UP IN A BIG SMOKE

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Aug. 2S.-The plant
of the American Tin Can Company and
the Heinz Pickle Works were DESTROYED
by fire early today, involving a loss of
$4,000 TO the former and $50 900 70 the
latter.
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAIL WAY
Ticket once, I42I PeR1a. Ava

For Petersburg Raleigh. Wilmington Co
f1rnbia Savannah. Jacksonville, Tampa, AZ
isnta- Birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola. and
New Orleans
so A n. DAILY-Seaboard Mail-ThrouEh
Pullman Sleeper TO jacksonville Pa. also
fhrouzh Sleeper Washington 10 BIFmingha1n
Iia Cafe Dining Car Washington % Ham
let n c.
as p. N DAILE-Seaboard Express-Soiid
train with Pullman sIeepars. 20 Jacksonville
A. Tampa Through Sleeper TO Atlanta,
birmingham. and Memphis. Cafe Dining
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
The Time
Resort Information Bureau.

If you have not decided where to
spend your summer vacation-Ths
Times' Resort Information Bureau
may be able to suggest some pleas
ant trip. Hotels in ali the leading
resorts have listed information with
us, and We win cheerfully ens
Tighten you without charge.
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
For SaIe@Suhurban.


Sl9s (bl-CHEAPEGT HOME In Kensington;
beautiful Or cottage, heated by furnace
10, coo feet OF ground; close 10 cars; 81 $50;
house cost IS, 500
l5-$l,SOo, so cash, SIS monthly buys beautiful
country home. 2 I-3 acres; Or. house stable
chicken house. fruit. elevation; shade.
Photo at Office.
4ll-Dirt cheap and on easiest possible terms.
about = acre. OF. house; good water shade,
$685. worth $1,000. $50 cash. SIS monthly.
z2a-$1v monthly. same as rent. viii buy a
lovely country home. acres: new 81. bay
window cottage; fruit, flowers, and vines;
good nelghborhoOd; a beauty, and only
81, $50. Photo at office.
3259-NO money down, S25 monthly: nearly
acres fruit, pasture. garden; 6r. house.
barn. chicken house: delicious water;
shade; Sl.500.
1000 cheap farms and homes. Send for cata-
logue.
THE sOULE co. Inc, $50 LOUISIANA ave NV.
au2S-tf
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
Virginia Resorts.

RoCK8EIDGE ALUn SPRINGS. va.
A delightful mountain resort. Always cool.
Unsurpassed mineral waters. Exceiler-s cui-
sine. Golf links. Tennis dancing Take
wsstbound G. & o. through trains to Mill
boro. Va. six miles run from Washington.
Reduced round-tr tickets Illustrated book.
Jet. Write Mrs. ROSA L YOUNG, Rock
bridge Alum Springs. Va
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
800 DOWN
Special Sale S25 LotBl
CRYSTAL SPRINGS, ND.

The he,lthiest place In the State. II you
want EOOd investment. buy one or more OF
these beautiful lots. no interest. no taxes
CHAs. D. FOWLER. 6l2 z st. y. W.
auZJ-rf
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
Wanted Suburban.

WANTED-To rent eight or nine room
house IN suburbs; possession October or No
vember Address BOX 20, Times oface.
au2S- 81
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
ARMOUR IGNORANT
Of CHANGE IN JOB
Hasn't Heard Whether He
IS to Be Supplanted By
Hughey Jennings.

Il have heard nothing about my be-
ing succeeded as manager of the De-
trOit team next year by Hughey Jen-
nings, the present manager of the Bal
tjmOTe Eastern League team. but If the
Detroit owners deciced to get a new
manager I do not care especially and
win not make any effort to get them
TO change their plans.
This was the statement Of Manager
Armour. OF the Tigers. this morning,
when asked about a story In a BaItl-
more paper to the effect that Il had
been positively arranged that Jennings
was TO handle the Tigers next year.
The story was that Jennings had been
selected to succeed Collins as manager
of the Boston Americans, but that the
deal had fallen through and now he
was as good as signed with Detroit.
Selling Players.
Edward Haalon. manager Of the Gin
clnnau team. is the largest owner of
the Baltimore team. 1t is reported that
he is losing money in the venture and
is preparing 70 square himself by sell
ing all Of the men on the team who
show signs Of real basebll ability
. Hara, OuttieideT. will probably go 10
the Athletics, Mullen has been sold 10
New York, Mason and Mowerv have
been sold 10 Cincinnati, and others are
carded for new pastures Byers and
HearHe. OF The catching stan, are about
the only good men left who are not al
ready sold
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
Atlantis City, N. ].

NEW BELMONT. SiE:s'9ry S5s5 2. B.,s9. .as
Beach. 81 I'D dailyj SO up weekly: elevators;
steam hsats etc. ". J. WARRINGTON.
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.,
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY,
g01 c STREET n. ".

g01 G STREET N W
Jackson ST, BroOkland, d. g., rooms
ana bath. lot J0Al2S, hOt-wateT heat.
Price % 5JV
Massachusetts ave. ne, near Sd St.
rooms and bath. Price,........-...... 3. 500
9Th st. sw., near II ST; 6-rOom frame
Price. E5uJ
Corner on Il st. ne. near 6th ST. store
and dwelling. Price. e...-.--..-.-.-..-.- 6.cO0
Corner on + St ne. near 1th ST. store
and dwelling. PTice........-.-....-.--. 5000
II ct ne, near l1th ST; rooms and
bath. Price ---..--.-.--- 500
18th ST. Sc. near d St. rooms and
bath; furnace heat (new)- Price ). 700
North Capitol ST., near 1 ST.; rooms
and bath Price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a.JuO
. ct. sw., near 9Th st. rooms and bathi
stable Price -.........- G.zJJ
X 81. Sc, near 11th ST. car linei Groom
brick. water and sewer PRICE,. l.5o0
au1s-tf
s. 6. $50
FINE CORNER STORE,
Renting So per month; owner offered So;
six large, bright rooms: modern bath. etc.
Recently papered and painted: excellent con-
dition. Lot 24x7S. TO alley. A bargain at
price asked.
LE ROY MARK,
The oval Sign. llo o Street.
Jy26-tf
The Washington times., 1906-08-28
September 3, 1906,
Is Labor Day.

We expect on that day to break our
own record in the sale of lots al RandlC
Highlands Last Labor Day, September
4. 1905. we broke all records, and the
records OF the Recorder of Deeds foT
September 80. 1905 shows that more
deeds were recorded from the United
States Realty Company than from all
others IN the entire city OF Washington
and the balance of the District Of Co.
lumbia combined.
Watch us break our own record Sep
tember g. 1905.
Lots $50 to $500. Sold on easy monthly
payments.
Send fer plat and free automobile.
Go ont t0dav and see the city grow.
Take Capital Traction car marked F &
G. going east, and get free transfer at
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue bridge TO Randle
Highlands.
United States Realty Co.,
9Th st. and La. and Pa. Aves. n. W.
once open from $3.50 am. to Z pm.
Telephone Main i9><221-6222
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BEAUTIFUL seven-room cottage. at Mt
Rainier Md on Goth ST. one car fare; on
lot 5qXl50i hle shade and OutbutIdinEsi pTi0e
s.. 800, $500 cash. balance, Sz5 per month. Also
TWO hVe-TJom swiss cottages. 81. 700. 500
cash. balance, so per month. Also a FIVE
room house, 81 800. 500 cash. balance SIS per
month. Apply J. c. ROGERS. So d 81 nv.
or Nj Rainier District Line auZ3-IGt
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For SaIe-R0uSes.

FOR SAL-E-A fine investment; two six-roonl
and bath bricks; one siX-room frame and
three stables with slight repairs viii rent for
$50 per month. The bricks are nearly new.
Lot 56Nl50. This Is very Cheap-ST, ,506. GEO
W. LlNkINS. 500 18th ST NV. au2S-6t-exSu.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-New brick
house. two stories and basement. all mod
ern ConyenienCess viii trade FOR farm or city
lots, HARRY BURN. 1853 st. ne. aus st
GIRARD STREET. Mt. Pleasant. between 7th
and lth ST. car lines. new six-room and
bath homes; detached houses, with furnace
heat, terms. $50 or more down balance
monthly. 10 care f9r interest taxes insur-
ance. and water rent, $50 50; all over that
amount goes toward principal and reduces
interest monthly.
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.,
s07 c. Street y. w au25-6t
FOR SALE-BY OWNER. new six-room
brick houses in the Southeast. all modern
Improvements. furnace heat. concrete cell
lar under entire house; large front and back
yard. Price. s.. So Terms. Sl00 cash. bal
anCe so a month
7. II PICRFORD
au22-I1t 14I0 @ ~