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EVENING Of SONG
At THE RALEIGH
Winfred Golf and Thomas
Evans Greene Present
Pleasing Program.

Lovers OF the male voice who were
absent from the song recital OF Win
fred Con, baritone. and Thomas Evans
Greene, tenor. given Monday evening In
the ballroom OF the Raleigh Hotel. missed
one Of the greatest treats OF the sea
son, The concert was given for the
benefit OF the Florence CFittenton Home.
Two finer voices. each in its oan way.
are not frequently heard In the same
concert. II was also a unique feature TO
hear "a song recital by two men without
the variation OF the female voice or a
plano solo. And IL was not for one
moment monotonous. Each number
was OF the greatest interest, because Of
the vel selected program and the va
riety Of the songs. There was consld-
erahl= disappointment that Mr.. Con did
not sing the Prologue" from Pagliacci,
which was on the program but for
which he substituted his next group OF
songs
Mr.. Con has a superb voice OF won
derful range for d heavy baritone. II
is Of a mellow. rich. sonorous quality
with apparently unlimited power. He
has mastered the art OF tone produo-
ton, and the tones are uniformly even
--NA 0- eN-.N4Ns+N- "a 'AAtAAAANH nc SHOWS m
his singing that he is a good musician.
and his interpretations are intelligent
and artistic He left a lasting impress
sion with his singing OF Massenet's
great song, romance. lie Roi de
Lahore" his last few tones being almost
clarion-like
Mr.. Con will be remembered In his
role of the American consul in Madame
Butterfly" given here this year. as he
created much enthusiasm for his voice
and singing IN that part. He came on
from Cincinnati 10 appear in this con-
cert
Mr.. Greene added TO the successes he
has already made. and was In splendid
voice III spite o fthe fact that he has
but Just arisen from serious illness
and has done no singing for many weeks
until rehearsals on Sunday. His singing
or BeethOVen's great song, Adelaide
ment. II is one OF the greatest OF love
songs, and Air. Greene's singing of II
was much enjoyed. He made his great
est success. however, with the gIoup
OF Irish songs which he always sings
IN lnimitable fashion. The new one BY
Bruno HuhG, a Broken Song" was
most beautiful Mr.. Greene had much
success with II in Europe last sum-
mer. The duets sung by Mr. Cor and
MI Greene were delights. the two IN
usual voices blending remarkably well
and being amply satisfying TO the de-
inands or the music. Especially was
this so OF FauTe's "Crucfhx." Harry
Wheaton Howard accompanied.
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BURNSIDE POST
HAS BIG FEAST

Two hundred or more C. a. r. men
and their wives attended the twentieth
annual banquet OF Burnside Post, No. S.
Department OF the Potomac. in the Eb-
bitt House last night. Music. Oratory,
and reeitauons were enjoyed until after
midnigrt.
The Invocation was pronounced by the
Rev. c. W. Gallagher. Introductory re-
marks were made by DR.. A. J. HuntOon.
chairman OF the banquet committee,
who introduced the Rev. J. NJ. Schick.
The Rev. DR.. Schick made play Time"
the subject OF his address.
Our Country's Cause" was the sub
1ect OF The Rev. DR.. Abram Simon's ad-
dress. William A. Morsell, rendered pa
Jr1otic songs, Gen. b. Raum's address
was followed by a recitation, The Last
G. A. r. Man." by Charles +. Dubois
Commander Lucius ID. Alden, of Burn
side Post, spoke about the organization.
Just before the guests left the spa
cious and tastefully decorated dining
room, "a memorial TO the late H {.
Hurch, proprietor and owner OF the Eb-
bitt House, where all OF the twenty han
quests of Burnside Post have been held
was read by Commander Alden.
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.CARPETBAG CASH
MAY BE PAID BACK

PIERRE, 5. D.. Jan. 9.-The return
10 the State of North Carolina OF s22 ala
collected on bonds issued by that State
during the ''carpetbag' regime by the
State OF South Dakota, which collected
the money on suit. Is advocated bv
retiring Gov. S. II. Elrod. South
DahoLa' the governor declared has no
moral fighl 10 the money, and he has
recommended that the LegislatlIre maj
an appropriation 10 return the money
10 the sister State
We took the money away from our
alateI STATE. said the governor. simply
dld not make right in this case. NJ me
oiats OF South Dakota returns this sum
10 North Carolina il will do more 10
cement the States together than anv-
ming mat mas happened since the civil
war. Morally. we have no rigbt ~ ms
money. and We ought 10 be brave ana
true enough To give q back"
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HERE'S A CLOCK WHICH
GOES WITHOUT WHEELS

q n. Bridgen. a Los Angeles watch
AiaAef, mas invented the FIRST time
pI1ce ever made 10 run and to keep
time with single wheel and the wheel
Is not gear wheel but only a perforated
disk, SO that the clock might be called a
A quarter inch steel ball rolling on
Two inclined plates takes the place OF
pendulum aud gearing. This steel ball
rolls over the two inclined plates IN iusf
a minute and rolls of the lower plate into
the lower hole of the disk at the same
time releasing the disk, which Is always
undeS tension impaired 70 Il by two
ball weights suspended IN towers
The disk carries thirty balls on one
side. and when released By the rolIing
OF the ball from the lower plates against
a locking device the disk turns the
space on one hole. or one minute and
brings the uppermosi ball into position
10 roll on the top plate and begin its
zigzag course down the two inclined
plates as did the preceding bali Each
ball rolls over the plates once in every
AAGy minutes.-Pacific Outlook
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Trustees Sale.
THos. J. OWEN s. son. Auetionesrs.
SIS = 81. y. ".
TRUSTEES SALE or DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE AND INVESTMENT PROP
ERTY. BEING PREMISES i7I0 JOWC


TRUSTEES SALE or DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE AND INVESTMENT PROP
ERTH. BEING PREMISES I7IO JOHN
son AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a decree in equity cause No
=, SEQ. the undersigned trustee will offsr for
ises on WEDNESDAY. the 18TH DAY or
JANUARY, 1901. at HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK =. NJ. the following described
property, In Washington. ID. G.:
subiot numbered l03 in Edwin T. r. Jones
et al 8 subdivision OF lots in square 2J5 as
50. OF the records OF the Surveyors Office
u the District Of Columbia. together with the
right OF way for said lot and the owners
thereof Tor the purposes OF alley IN COM
mon with the others Of lots numbered i0l and
i02 Of said subdivision over the rear or west
ana 1922 being improved by a brick dwelling
No. l7l0 johnson avenue northwest. together
with ali the impruK ements and appurtenancrs
Terms Of sals: One-third OF the purchase
money % be paid In cash and the balance
ia two equal installments, payable In one and
two years, with interest, payable semi an
uualiy, from day OF sale, secured by deed
OF trust upon the property sold OF all cash
at the option Of the purchaser A deposit
uf 42u1 VIII be required % the purchaser at
the time OF sale. All c0nVeyancing record
ing. and notarial fees al lie cost Il the pur-
within fifteen days from Cay Of sale other
wise the trustee reserves the right 10 resell
the property al the risk and cost OF the
defaulting purchaser after I'VE DAYS adver-
tisement OF such resale in a newspaper pub
usned IN Washington. ID. q, For further in
formation. apply to the undersig ned.
GEORGE J. GODDARD Trustee,
r. GOLDEN DONALDSON Auorn ss w.
Century building. 4i2 5th Ct ja4-Iit-exSu
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Proposals.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. once
Of Superintendent L. 5. Capitol Building and
Grounds. Washington. d. c.. December 2.
I906--Sealed proposals Gin duplicated viii be
received AMI opened a the above Office at n
O'CLOCK NOON. on WEDNESDAY. JAN
UARY so 1897, for furnishing and erecting
IN place marble work for the Conference
Room Office Building. United states Senate
Plans and specifications can be had on april
cation 10 the above once. A certified check
IN the sum OF Twenty-Five dollars fSI5 OO
viii be required from the intending bidder
as guarantee for the return OF the plans
and specifications. after the award OF con-
tract. BIDS must be accompanied By certi-
ned check or surety bond IN the sum OF
per cent OF the amount Of bid Contract
viii require approved surety bond in the
sum OF 80 per cent Of amount Of contract
lhe right Is reserved TO reject any or all
Iormality in any bid. ELLIOTT WOODS.
Superintendent O. s. Capitol Building and
Grounds Approved: E. a HITCHCOCK.
SECRETARY de2Sja2,7.S.l6.e3
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. once
Of Superintendent u. 5. Capitol Building and
Grounds Washington, D. c. December p
1896 Sealed proposals Gin duplicate) will BE-
received and opened at the above Office at ~
o. O'CLOCK NOON, on TUESDAY, JANUARY
70 1907, FOR passenger elevators for once
building, House OF Representatives Plans
and Specifications can be had upon requests
10 the above once. A certified check in
the sum OF twenty-five dollars. (s25.O0l viii be
required from the intending bidder as a guar
antee for the return Of the plans and speci-
ncafi0ns. after the award Of contract Bids
must be accompanied by certified check or
surety bond in the sum OF 2 per cent OF the
amount OF BID. Contract viii require APP
proved surety bond In the sum Of 50 per cent
OF amount Of contract The right Is reserved
20 reject any OF all bids. 70 waive any
LOTT WOODS, Superintendent T. s. Capitol
Building aud Grounds. Approved. e A
HITCHCOCK, Secretary. dezs. ta2.s.4
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ACTOR WILLARD CHATS
WITH THE PRESIDENT

f. S. Willard. who is filing an err
gagement At the National Theater, was
yesterday presented 10 President RoOse-
veil Mr.. Willarus visit TO the White
House was made through appointment.
IL was the first time the English actor
had met the Chief Executive and for a
half hour the President ard Mr. VIII
lard discussed politics and the stage.
Mr.. Willard is a Republican Ina political
tendencies, and the President was quite
interested IN hearing his views
Mr. Willard Was accompanied TO the
White House by his nephew Walter
Edmunos a member of the company
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IT TO BEST ADVANTAGE WANT
Sudden loss of employment

N~tN%NAA ~ ~ NtAAk
sometimes assumes to anxious
minds the ugly aspects of
tragedy. Immediate use of the
classified ads. will color the
matter in the rosy hueS of "Op-
Vortunity."
A Bargain Hunter" who
Goes not read the store ads. is
NOT a bargain hunters
A merchant who is looking
for CERTAINTY in advertis-
ing returns has missed his call
ing-for there is always a
chance that some particular ad-
vertiSement may fail of hoped
for results. The great English
dramatiSt asked: "Can you look
into the seeds of time and say
which grain will grow and
which will not p Store ads.
are, in a measure, seeds of
time" and while most of them
will gToW-an occasional one
will not.
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SEABOARD ALB LINE RAILWAY

Ticket once, 1871 emma. ave.
For Petersburg Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
lumbia. Savannah. Jacksonville. St Angus
tine Tampa. Atlanta Birmingham. Memphis.
Mobile Pensacola and New Orleans.
1880 A. NJ DAILT-Seaboard Mail Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers 20 Jacksonville.
Fla. also through parl0T car Washington 10
FinehuIst y. -. Dining Cars
SIS T. ~ DAILH-Seabosfd Florida I'm
ited- Solid Elsctrc-Iighted Pullman train 20
Camden. Columbia. Savannah, Jacksonville.
and st- Augustine Dining Carr
1-Z5 T. n DAILX-Seaboard Express Solid
train with Pullman sleepers 10 jacksonville
and Tampa. Through sleeper 10 Atlanta.
Birmingham ana Memphis Daily except sun
DAY through sleeper 10 Pinehurst -. {.
Dining Cars.
r. Il. STANsELL. District Pass. Agt
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QUAKE ON SATURDAY,
ENGLISHNAN PREDICTS

LONDON, Jan. 9.-January u is to
be day OF earthquakes in America
This is the prediction Of Hugh Clements.
a meteorologist who makes frequent
contribution 10 the newspapers. Just
what localities Will be effected Clements
does not say.
He has also predicted an earthquake
10 occur IN Algeria today.
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MORGAN TRACKS
CROMWELL AGAIN
Senator Seeks Another Shot
at Attorney Who Dodged
His Fire.
Wants Him to Tell About
the Panama Canal
Deal:
Viii Ask Senate to Order
Contempt Proceedings
Against Lawyer.

II William Nelson Cromwell doesn
exhaust his supply of silence in the next
two or three weeks, he viii have a
chance 10 exhibit il 10 District Attorney
Baker. Senator Morgan has signified
that he is only just beginning 10 get
busy in his campaign against the recalci-
trant New York lawyer who refuses 10
tell what he knows about Panama canal
affairs.
What Morgan Wants.
What Senator Morgan wants is TO
know who invented the justly celebrated
Panama revolution. The Senator always
pron0unces IL revolution" using an ac-
cent that sounds like quotation marks
Then he wants TO know HON Mr.. Crom-
Well got paid by The French Panama
Company for selling its ditch TO the
United States. and finally he is alive
with curiosity as 70 why Mr.. Crom-
well Is so tremendously necessary as an
adviser i'm canal matters.
So he asked the Senate Canal Commit
tee 10 have MI Cromwell appear Janu-
airy 20 IN order that he may put a
series OF questions and receive once
more The formal refusal TO answer,
which VIII perfect a record on which
10 take further proceedings.
Contempt Proceedings.
The Senator then designs 10 lay the
matter before the Senate and ask au-
thorization 10 proceed against Crom-
well for contempt In this proceeding
II is designed 10 have the district at
torney take up the matter. and If Mr..
Morgan gets his way he viii put Mr..
Cromwell in Jail.
Despite the unkind purpose and great
peTtinacity of Senator Morgan, there is
strong impression that Mr. Cromwell
Will neither tell nor so 10 Jail. IL Is
doubted. too. whether the Senate will
finally insist that he answer questions
that he claims would involve violation
OF professional confidence.
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For Sale.-HOuses.

MUST BE SOLD
AT ONCE.
This beautiful s-room and bath house press
brck, bay window front. ine cellar. extra
large LOT % vide alley. located on avenue ia
good ne, section. one square from car line;
THROUGH MISFORTUNE
the owner Is compelled 10 sell and has au-
thorized a price Of $3.50. Only 500 cash re
quired.
a BEAUTIFUL HOME
FINE nv ESTAENT
SEE rs AT ONCE
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. Qnc.)
esi 18th ST NV. jas-st
BROOM BRICK. 900 block. 81. NV: house
hhe condition; line home. near business sec
ton, large l0t; owner nonresident; price
$500 or Viii trade FOR small house or lIts
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 81
F. jas-3t
GROOM AND BATH BRICK S e. always
rented ID ST., bet l4th and 18th. price y $50.
BROKERS. sn F. jas-st
CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY y. T.; lot
saNlai b-r1oni and store. brick W0odsheds only
$500 ground worth price. NEW YORK
hEAi. rs ATE BROKERS. sn r jA5-st
7-ROOM AND BATH RESIDENCE y. E..
LOT q feet 'front.' beautiful side yard; cost
owner 5000. price. 5000. NEW YORK
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'. Gil +. jas-st
ERt 0AAef- by owner new house rooms.
reception hail and bath. cellar under entire
house. furnished laundry. garden. hot
water heat. 500 Call 1902 c 81 ne. jaT-st
HOW 10 BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD on
100 q $50 cash and so 20 SO monthly For
full particulars drop postal telephone. CT
call Tor illustrated plat etc. OF ''Connscti-
cut Avenue Terra Do
FULTON r. GORDON.
Suburban Realty Operator
ROBERT T.. HEATER Manager
Colorado Building. Tel Main 52s.
5aI-i0t
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For Rent--RouSex.


O. PATTERSON ST. NE.-Just completed.
rooms and handsome bath; viii rent 20 col
oTed people. KARkIcK q METCALF, 1890
New York ave. jas-st
CO I'D ST. NE.-S rooms and bath; cemented
cellar, &2s; also a5l % ST. ne. rooms and
bath; In nrst-elass repair corner house. S3150
II Prospect 81 ne.1 rooms, So
jest - anu - 90 ~
FOR REST-No. s0i E. Capitol st. ecrner
brick house. rOOms and bath rent - 90.
Ne 2lt5 \ 81. NV, rooms and ben. rent
Ssz5g. KEYS on premises. r. N MORRISON,
90 + 81 nv" 1aS-st
FOR RENT-5I2 Columbia read Colonial style
containing six large rooms and bath. por-
son BALLARD CO. gu isih st jas-st
FOR RENT. BY ROBERT c. sHINN,
Fine new houses az reasonable rents
lsos = 81 Sc. sFsls S9ii7l sth 81. ne. Or. . 80
lssa y a. Sc. eF... $50 apt 1911. Otis pl..
100 st. Sc. sr.. s5S5 ,a7- So
FOR RENT-l4J3 10TH ST NW-Br!ck
mi. all In good order. OWNER. 1855 Z
81 NV. ja!-st
s2050 A MONTH
For a nice room and bath, z-story brick
residence. porcelain bath in good section
ne. tul4LlNS-GUERRf co. 6ZI 18th 81 NV
ja7-3t
FOR RENT-Smali houses at moderate rentals
No % l. ST NV. rooms ...........S $500
No 4ls 18TH ST Sc. rOOuls........-... $500
No. 1871 Florida ave ne. 3 rooms ..... 10 81
X. r. BRADLEY. las r St ja5-st
2IIs SIXTEENTH ST. n. W.. one-half block
from the ST line six rooms; large
back yard SO per month Key at giI4 Apply
", Z. COWEN, Room :. Bliss building s 3
81. nv. oegT-tf
tHE FOLLOWING FOR RENT
lIz4ia Wylie 81 ne. rooms. brick. sIl 3
al allison st NV. rooms. steam heat,
large lot and IS 50
80 18th st &c, rooms and bath $500. sl4 s.
CHARLES Z. TRIRBY
Cor 18th and q 81. nv. 4th nOoF.
FOR RENT-Houses apartments. and Offices
In all parts OF the city. Fer detailed list
send or calf at our Office
THOS. J. FISHER & co. uRcD
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'.
1914 81. y. ". jas-tf
THE NEXT ISSUE Of this paper should tell
about tiff you have a house 70 rent or a
Job 10 me a Job 10 onsr
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Railroads.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-Foliowing schedule figures published
only as information. and are not guarantee
ZOO A. M.-Danyille and way stations
= % A. M--HRrrlEouburg and way stations
800 A, A--Slepers and coaches 10 Atlanta
and New Orleans Dining car.
'ul5 A M--Sleepers and coaches 10 O.
lumbia. Savannah. and Jacksonville Dining
car.
$50 p. M.-Sleepers and coaches 10 Atlanta
and Columbus. Ca sunset Route Tourist
Sleeper 10 san Francisco tri-Weekly
Tf0l p M--harrisOnburg and way stations
'f-55 p. M--charlOttesville. WArrenton. AM
way stations
16.l5 =. M.-SOuthern' Palm Limited solid
Pullman 10 Aiken, Augusta, Savannah Jack
sonvilles and ST. Augustine Sleeper ri
weekly 20 Charleston Dining car
- 80 +. M.-Slepers and coaches 70 Char
lotie. Columbia, and Augusta Sleepers week
DAYS 70 Pinehurst. Dining ear
'i0l5 =. M.-Sleepsrs and coaches Cyfa
Lynchburg and BRISTOL TO Chattanooga. Mem
phis. and New Orleans. Dining car
III 90 y. M.-Washington and Southwestern
Limited Solid Pullman 10 Ashevine. At
ianta. birmingham. and New Orleans Din
ing car. Club and Observation cars
Note--Daily. fWeek days
c. II ACKERT s II HARDWTCK
VP. & @. NJ p Il
W. II. TAYLoE. G-P.A. L. s BROWN, c, a
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Railroads.
RALTlMORE & OHIO B. r.

{ G1L tHlOtlL " OtlIO Tie tls
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and c st.
ROYAL Blue 44lAE.
Every Other Hour The ODD Hour
| To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
SaS i5i..i1Is Pullman fssi6r" oAA-
ts;00 a-m.-BuneI. PaTior. hf. Train.
as 90 a.m.-Diner and pullman Parior Car.
| 900 p.m.-DineT and Pullman PaTlor Car.
ss:00 p.m.-"Is0yal Limited. Ali PuIinAns
tf.05 p.m--Ceaehes % Pniiadslphia-
/ e 90 p.m--DlneT and Pullman ParleE.
$500 p.m.-COaehss 70 Philadelphia
eli 50 p.m--sleepefs-
sz.57 p.m.-SleeDsrs.
ATLANTIC CITY. f7soo. 100. fI1.oo a m..
- EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS. a. II. TO p. u.
TO BALTIMORE.
Week days: z.5I. $50. s %. zoo. 10. 500.
$50. 800, so. 1890. n:eo a. a.: 100 noon:
8 30. ssoo. s.se 7.a9. $40. s.s0. 1000. lo.ss.
il:so. n;S M a, -.
II 20 g. IA i0o If. 800 80 90 b.5O. e.so.
500. 1000. is-ss, u -. HIS D m
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. 'Iszz ,. m.
cINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE, $40 a. NJ. 'i.e5 ,. m. 'l1;so night.
PIIIsbOho- AZ D m. 's'l0 ?. m. 'lz's1
CLEVELAND. 'siO p m COLUMBUS.
WHEELING. -s:OO a m. $50 D. m.
WINCHESTER. as an. 1906. IS % pm.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. $40 a. m. Il 90
noon. 4: &. s,00 p IA. Sundays. $50 q. N. and
~ Z.
LURAY and ELKTOS. .4s0s D. m.
FREDERICK. tssS5. -'s:is m. s'lsso.
HxGERsTowN ts:ss a m. and ts;OO .. m.
BOYD ard way points. f6.s5 s-Sl5 a m
81 30. f5:0o. - IS, ''l0I5. IN 30 p. m.
CAITHERSBuRG and way points. fs.ss.
sss.I5 q m. fIz.5e s@l:se. fs.20 sssS
Is f6.50. ~ IS. s-l0I5. fll.so 2. m.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
Z "a IA s-la
rs 80 ,. n.
sDaily Except Sunday. .ssundsys only.
Reservation OF Sleeping or Pari0r Car
space. rates q fare etc, will be quickly fur
nished BY TELEPHONE AZ ali Of the fol-
lowing Ticket Offices: l4I7 q ST. Telephono
Main 1871. Gls Pennsylvania Ave. Telephone
Naln Isl. Stsd0n. New Jersey Ave. and c
81. Ticket once. Telephone East 6sT: Infor-
nation Bureau East ia nozS-tf
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FOr SaIe-Suburban.

FOR sALE-Eisht aerss Of good ground.
within 100 yards OF station. fronting on
Washington and Alexandria trolley line suit
able for duck or poultry farm. nice stream OF
spring water on place: also fine lot full bred
chickens. ducks and pigeons. and houses for
same, I've COWS, farming implements etc
also me variety Of lots for sale on easy
terms. at Braddoek Heights, Va. Apply $40
lst 81. nv. ia9-Tt
an INVESTMENT OF a Few dollars today in
Washington Highlands. u. C.. would net
large returns shortly prices range from 500
~. easy terms; splendid location high and
heslthyi IRE and police protection electric
wAsHLNGToN HIGHLANDS Co.
Phone. M-l4e0 SIS r 81 NV
jas-If
made 90 order for a chicken farm. 20
atfVai near Rockville 10 acres poultry net
tlng' beautiful elevation. perfect drainage.
tAS lovely streams, spring, delightful shade.
10 room house. outbuildings. fruit. telephone
prettiest place IN the county S2,GlG reason
able terns- THE SOULE CO. $50 L0uisiana
ave. NV. 1ag-tf
FOR sALE-Farn. 60 acres good land: s.
touii Mouse vel. eistern. abundance Of
ITult. eatbuiidinssi stream. mile 10 sta
ton, 5000; monthly payments p "
CROSBY, Vienna, Va jas-st
FOR sALE-FTuit farm. p acres. SO peach
trees; 30 pears S45 grape vines. small h0us-,.
outbulldlnEs, spring, streams. s. 90. easy
ONLY tl50 PER ACRE for s. 10. and Is acre
lotH. two car fares from any point ca CAPITAL
traction H. r.. seven miles from George-
Town Al Ingieside station. the O.. T. 4 o.
u X X. me location CLIFTON LAUGH
LIN. us l4th 81 nv. ja5-s5t
SMALL CHICKEN Farm or truck garden
4 comfortable house with Two acres on rich
i"afny sol. entirely fenced Ia with chicken
wire very large chicken house originally
costing 500 some fruit trees. and about ten
minutes walk from Hyattsyille Price 81 500.
sl9h cash and SIS per q Ouih. Also rough AMI
unfinished Rouse. but new ana hsbltabla au
SIN 81. near Dlstric- line. large lot 5Jxl5g
Feet, sc Terms IS cash and so per month
See J. c. ROGERS. owner. "a ID 81. nv
ja7-7t
zo9-EOOT frontage on RiGss road beau
ululy located win cell "a lots or a. a
= hole' price. 81. 50. MILLER-SHOEMAK ER
CO. lsz3 Wisconsin ave noi5-tf
ONLY So per acrs for s. 10. and I5-acre lots
On the Great Fails and Old Dominion rails
road az Spring HE. 10 miles from George
town. miles from Great Falls; low fare:
good SOIL buy now. before prices advance.
easy ter1-s- TIE HESE REAL ESTATE
AGENCY, Vienna, Va. or Room I0s Colum-
bian building def4-s5f
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
For SaIe-LOtS.

FOR SALE-Your choice OF 800 building lots
FOR si00; &C fare Terms s. down, 81 month
Address BON 2233 Station c. ja7-tf
FOR sALE-L1ts Cor colored people SO 10
so. agents wanted. ADDRESS BOX SIS Times
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-09
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