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The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-20

Not a circus, but what? the
25th of May.
MT. Gully Mick, of Verden, is a
business visitor in thecity today.
Pasturage furnished for horses
and cattle. See Boys Bros.-6t
d tw 1903.
j, Nj. Miller, superintendent of
the school at Hinton, is In the
city on business.
Cecil Herald came in from
Granite Saturday night to spend
Sunday in the city.
Room and table board. See
Mrs, X. A. James. South Bound.
ary street, block 5S. 104 II
Mesdames Earl Campbell and
A. B. Ferguson went to Okla
homa City this morning.
FOR SALE QUICK-Roomin"
house furniture at low price
Want to make sale Immediately
104 3t d.
See Baldwin & Gibbs for lots
in Bath Addition. 109 5t6
Miss Bertha wilson, teacher in
the Presbyterian Mission, left
this morning for wellington, ,Kas
where she will spend a part OF
of her vacation.
Cottonses1 for sale a. TIE
South Side Feed Yard. Std 90
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-20
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The earth may come to
Mrs. Annie LasAey spent Sun.
day in the city.
Mrs. Hill went to Chickasha
Saturday night,
L. Webb Sundayed with his
family in the city.
Harry jolly Sundayed with his
parents in Carnegie.
Clyde Keeler returned from
Cobb Saturday night.
an end but don't forget the
date May 25th.
Mrs. Mat Harmon was in the
city Saturday shopping
Mrs. S. F. Southwick came in
yesterday from Lawton.
Mrs. Anna Laskey left this
morning for Chickasha.
Luther Turner returned Satur.
day night from Chickasha.
Miss Ida Mundell went to
Chic - to spend the day.
Jack Moore went to Norman
Saturday night to spend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McClain OF
{ ement Sundayed in Anadarko.
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A GREAT BIG BARGAIn

The nice 5 room dwelling on
lot 13, block 33 Anadarko, erect
ed by DR.. Mitchell. A strictly
modern dwelling with furnace
heat; nice oath room; private
water works; good barn; fine
cistern, cellar walled with brick
nice shade and fruit trees ;centra.
lily located. Will take part, good
trade.
Address the Gotebo Land Co.
96 If Gotebo, Okla,
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-20
Notice

The board of County Commits.
sioner will sell to the highest bid
der the post woven wire and
braces OF the fence, which was
around the court house square.
on June 3rd, at o'clock p. M,
at the court house door.
FREMONT BOYLE,
12t 102 County Clerk
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-20
4 aroat Surrender.

The greatest surrender In the an
nails Of warfare was that OF Nets, oH
October q. 1879. AS a fortified placs
Metz. with its surrounding forts, was
practically impregnable, but bad gen
sralship permitted II to be completely
surrounded and cut OF. The surrender
included three field mArshals, sixty-sil
generals. 5000 oricers OF lower degree
over 400 guns, 100 mstrailleuses, near
h sixty standards aAd $4,000 ranh
end file.
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Look at that stove at Foley's
ss you p s.. Free. rfes
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Residence Lot

for sale cheapest in Ana
darkO. Cash or payments.
See the owner.
lat d LEE n. WALLIS
The Washington times., 1907-03-01
PRIZES At KANN'S
FOR NEEOLEWORK
Eighteen Successful Competitors
Among Six Hundred Who
Contested.

Prizes were yesterday awarded in the
exhibition OF needlew,.S. which has
been in progress at s. Kann. Sons &
Co, for some days. There were eighteen
cash prizes 10 be given. and coo pieces
OF needlework 10 be chosen from. The
judges were Mrs. c. L. Clifton. Mrs. A.
L. Clarke. and Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart.
The display will continue several days
longer.
IN the list OF prize winners were. Mrs.
Robert Callum. 1913 L street. waist. SIS
Miss b Sonshine. ~ Maryland avenue
northeast bird and fish. sis; Mrs Har-
ms. % Decatur street. Brooklyn. N Y
lingerie, $40; Mrs. Lomeiino. % Decatur
StreeI, Brooklyn, y. Y. lingerie s..
Mrs. +. Leverone, ms Ninth street north
west, italian embroidery. s.: Mrs John
DepOu. 1914 Belmont street northwest
princess lace. s.; Mrs. Olof. 1876 Gresham
pldce northwest, water lilies s.; Mrs
Mausleben, I2S Eleventh street north
west. peoples. s.; Mrs. Sarah Stone 1908
Rhode island avenue. waist 81: Mrs
CHARLES White. WOodlawn Station. Md
peacock. 81; Mrs. Lucy Stark, ReyIand,
N7.. lace 81 Mrs. Carl Reed. IA Thir-
Icenth street northwest. jacket. s.: Mrs
}. W. Knowles. The Bucking 1am waist
81; Mrs. Vaughn II l. street northwest
drawn work, 3; Mrs. Frank Bliss. Il
street northwest. strawberry center.
y; Sisters OF Epiphany 30l7 . street
stole. 3; Miss Alice Lewis, 32S Twelfth
street southeast, rose lunch cloth 81
special prize for children. Miss Viola
JaSpar, 61l Third street northeast,
doilles. SO
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Ticket O1HceI 442J Penna- Ave.
NOTICE-These arrivals and departures. rs
well time and connections with other COM
panies are given only as information. and
not guaranteed.
For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington. Co.
iuTnbia. Savannah. Jacksonville. ST. Angus
tine. Tampa. Atlanta, Birmingham. Memphis
Mobile. Pensacola, and New Orleans.
1870 A. II. DAILY-Seaboard Mail Through
coaches and Pullman sleePers to Jacksonville,
Fla also through paTlor car Washington to
Pinehurst, y. q. Dining Cars
6.25 p. n. DAILY-Seaboard Florida LIN
tied. Solid Elsctric-lighted Pullman train to
Camden. Columbia. Savannah. Jacksonville
and St Augustine. Dining Cars.
7:25 p. n. DAILY-Seaboard Express. Solid
train with Pullman sleepers 10 Jacksonville
and Tampa Through sleeper TO Atlanta
Birmingham. and Memphis Daily EXCEPT
sunday. through sleeper 20 Plnehurst. y. c.
Dining Cars.
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Railroads.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

~ B-F0ll0wiRs schedule figures published
only az information, and are not guaranteed
= 90 A. I.-Danvilie and way stations
s7E A. M.-Harrlsonburg and way stations.
300 A M.-Sleepera and coaches 10 Atlanta
and New Orleans Dining car
IL -O0 A. M.-Sleepers and coaches 20 Co
Iumbia savannah. and jacksonville Dining
car.
$50 P M--sleeDers and coaches 20 Atlanta
and Columbus Ga Sunset Route Tourist
Sleeper to san Francisco tri-Weekly
44.0I =. M.-HarrfsOnburs and way stations.
s4.55 p M--CharlOtJesvilie. Warrent0n. and
way stations
4S:I5 p M--G1uthern's Palm Limited solid
Pullman % Aiken. Augusta. Savannah. Jack
sonville and St Augustine. Sleeper BIZ
weekly 20 Charleston Dining car
$50 J.. M.-5leepers and coaches 70 Char
iotte, Columbia. and Augusta Slerpers weel.
DAYS 20 Pinehurst- Dining car.
Job Z. M-Sleepers and coaches (via
Lynchburg and Bristol 70 chattanooga. Mem
phis and New Orleans Dining car.
sli-o0 p M--New York and New Orleans
Limited solid Pullman TO AshcviIle. Al
lanta Birmingham. and New Orleans. DIN
ing car. Cub and Observation cars
Nnte-sDaily. TWeck days
c Il ACKERr. s. II. HARDWICK-
y. ?. < O. NJ r + N
". Il TAYLOE. C.P-A- L. S. BROWN. c. a
feef-tf
The Washington times., 1907-03-01

]. SO Henry -. Williams ct al. to
same. lots 81. y. B. block J.. SO.
Thirteenth street northwest between
L and Y streets--Francis a. Blurdon
4 ux. 10 Joseph T. ByTnc, lot A.. square
252 $40
.0lN g street est-Joseph r
Morris TO Curtis +. Perry. lot 70. square
l03. SO
Girls Portion.-MattIe G. johnson to
Emile Bcrliner. part sS.6IO.S0.
BriShtwocd Park-William Thomas ct
ny TO Samuel IT. Edmonston. lot rs
block s. $40
+ street northeast. nea- Twelfth street
Andrew w Lui6ei ct Tx. to James l.
Carrico. lot %. square 9S5. SO
100 street nOrthwest-Frank ".
Towncr ct uX. TO Lewis CalliShcr, 10: 3
square 3l2 SO
Seventh street northeast. between I
and X streets William J. FTiZzeH q Tx.
70 Charles p Pcake, part lot 20. square
81. 800
Barry Farm-IcnTy Lewis to Patsy
{. Lewis, Part lot %. section l. Sl.00
60 Seventh street northeast recborn
C. Smith 10 Charles y. Evans, lot %.
square So, $40.
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all off with us. 1t was impossible to
rig any kind OF a sail on the vessel as
she had no sticks.
I'VE were about TO give up hope when
along came herd of seals They gam
boiled and played around the ship and
finally one swan up I'm the box around
the paddles. The paddles were covered
over. and when he got in the others
butting against the lower spokes turned
the wheel until he was clear on top His
weight then brought it down and others
Were taken up on it. The same thing
happened TO the wheel on the other side
They kept this up until the old ship
was scOoting along at a lively rate
''As soon as / saw what was M I had
n large heavy net rugged clear around the
lower portion OF the wheel. 50 as they
couldn't escape
well. sir. they kept this up day after
day. going round and round. anC forcing
the old ship through the water faster
than she ever went under her own
steam. l would feed them and they
never seemed TO tire of the sport
i navigated that ship clear into port
in this way and then / sold every one
OF those seal for enough to pay for the
repairs
YES. that was a fortunate affair
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY.

tScheduIe IN eject November -. 1851
200 p Mold DOMINION EMPRESS.
Week days-StOps at principal points iu
Virginia Nestibuic train. standard coaches:
parl0r car 10 Clifton Forge. with connec-
fiou Tor Virginia Hot Springs I'ulIman
sleepers clifton Forge 10 Louisville. Cir
ciunatL Indianapolis. ST. Louis. and CHI
caEo. Buffet service from GCIconsvilIe.
90 p New g. g. .. Limited. daily.
Fast new vestibule train. stops only a.
GcrdonSviue. Charlottesville stanton.
Clifton Forge. and COyingt-n. Va. Ron
oeverts and Hinton. ". Va Pullman
G.eepers % Lexington. Louisville. CinCin-
natl Indiana polls. St Louis. and CHICAGO.
Dining Cars. a IA carte service one night
mo p NJ. r y LIMITED. Daily
Sold vestlbule train Pullman sicepers To
Cincinnati. Lexington. and LoulsviIIe
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
SPRINGS week days Dining carN a h
carte service Sleepers Cincinnati 10 Chi
Cago and ST Louis. and Louisville -
Mem his Nashville. and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake ana
Ohio Offices. 5l3 Pennsylvania ave. 6ls 18Th
St near r. and Sixth Street Station TeIe-
phone Main 500. FOR Pennsylvania r p
cab Service. and Iaia 105s fo- g s. O.
Ticket ONCE ta29-tf
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punishment began. Ills mother welded
the whip. and il is safe TO say that she
did not even bruise his body. After a
few ticks. with accompanying shrieks
that would have made one think the
Spanish InQuisi-ion had opened sub
Office in Norfolk. she was ordered 10
desisL and the second victim was led
forth. lie farce even better
But the third got the run for his
money. lie was due 10 tbe licked by
his aunt and she took the whip with
an air that BODIED trouble. As she drew
back To strike somebody i'm the audi
cnce murmured Good Lord and then
the Cat-o'-nine-tails descended. She
went about that negro boy like a man
painting BARRIERS pole. and she was
indifferent as to what section OF his
anatomy below his shoulders she
struck, and his bowls disodged plaster
,nE. Her efforts proved 700 gratifying
10 the officials. for she WIS quickly ord
cred to -'Cut it out
Then tho three. each aUdibly shifting.
were let out into the open air
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Seals in Ships Paddles
Dripe Vessel Into Port
Skipper ofOld Side-WheeIer Tells Remarkable
Tale of Disability at Sea and the Aid That
Came From Unexpected Source.

SEATTLE. March Captain John
Truebridge the veteran skipper who
brought the great liner Minnesota
around TO Seattle from New York and
who is at present master Of the steam
ship Northwestern. was once rescued ina
a manner that he states is one Of the
most lucky and remarkable experiences
in his strange and interesting career.
Il was master Of the old side wheel
steamer Moliofsky, carrying supplies to
the Russians at Kamchatka. way up i'm
the Arctic circles" said the captain:
when this adventure happened. We
had nothing on board but mining ma
chinery and hardware. We expected To
get additional supplies at the station.
well. when we got away up 10 the
westward or Norton sound. In the Ber-
ing sea. the machinery OF my old boat
broke down and she couldn't move. The
engineers tinkeTed with il for a week
and then il became worse, They couldn't
do a thing with IL. About this time we
were running short Of food and We're
away up there. a thousand miles from
nowhere. ! began TO think that It was
The Washington times., 1907-03-01
HOWLS of Darky Boys
DiSLOdged PLaStering
Had Steam Piano Beaten Whipped
in Jail for Stealing COal-Two Mothers
and an Aunt as HeCutiOnerS

NORFOLK. Va. March Three pick
aninuits. charged with the larceny OF
coal from the Monticello Hotel, were
Jhrashcd i'm ,he city jail. They rcioIccd
Doth I'm the names OF Acie and sam Shell
ton and Davis Shaw and IN voices that
would make ~ steam piano sound like
an angels whisper IL dreams
First. the little reEroes were led over
IL the Jail with the other prisoners; and,
IA a UiscOnsclatc- group, huddlcd with
heir elders in the waiting room. In
the meantime. their parents or guard
i1ns were admitted through the Jail
door and ere W,titrS iu corridor
Then came the fatal moment Their
names echoed through the jail. anu.
Wr~tChed trio, they were led forth
Each stripped to his shirt and the
instrument If torture-a siX-inch staff.
with leather StrapS-WIS brought forth
she hrst boy was compelled to place his
hands through a grating. they were
rauEht and held by prisoner. and the
The Washington times., 1907-03-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

Seventh street southwest between n
ard strccts-Francis =. Sbeehy. trus-
tee. 10 Julia A.. Josephine p. and Anna
r. Murphy. original lots lo, II. and part
original lots .. Is. .. square 400 so. Mary
Murphy 81 al. 10 Francis p ShCehy,
trustee. same property. SlO.
South RrOcAland Frank Lyon CT ux.
to Mary a. Merritt, lot 4, block T. S10-
Seventeenth and y streets northwest
Eliza IT. Duucanson to William Barrett
RidEclv, lots - and "A. square is, SO.
Barry Farm-ISnbelle Foster 81 al. 10
De Forrest Pearce, part lot q section I.
no John + Foster 20 same, Onc-siXth
interest IN sam" land. Si25.
llG' street northweSt-AnRle l. Sldv-
hauEh ct Nir. George r., to Aida s.
Newton, lot p, square Jo6. SO
Belair Gertrude NJ. Hubbard
10 Frank .. Lowden. lots and 3. block
The Washington times., 1907-03-01
rHos. ]. OWEN & son. Auctioneers.

By virtue Of deed OF trust recorded IN
l1ber No IbS. at folio 215 ct seq. one OF
me Land Records o. the District Of Colum-
Blar ana at the request OF tha Receivers IN
equity Cause No p. fO4 pending in the
supreme Court Of said District the under
signed trustees viii sell az public auction
IN 'front.' Of the premises on TUESDAY. THE
l1iH DAY OF MARCH. 1907. at O'CLOCK
r NJ. that certain piece OF land and the
Improvements thereon. situate in the county
OF washington IN District Of Columbia, and
known ana distinguished as part Of original
ID OF The Barry Farm" as per plat thereof
recorded In County Subdivision Book Levy
Court ?. page ], OF the Ohice o. the Surveyor
OF said District; Beginning for the same at
a point on the northeasteriy line Of said lot
distant eighty ~iN ts6) feet from the soutner-
along the said line Of said lOt. in a south
easterly direction one hundred and eighty
OSVJ rect u point. thence at right angles
10 said course Westwardly forty-one and
twenty-five hundredtEs (si 25-100) feet To the
llne or the Mckinley lot; thence northwest
~ardly and along the said last ., entioued line
one hundred and eighty GS0i feet 20 point
eiSht=--six feet distant from the southery-
line or Nichols avenue. and thence az right
angles % said last mentioned course fOrty-Oue
ana twenty-five hundredths (H 9J-IOO feet TO
me place 81 beginning. Subject. however 10
right Of way from Nichols avenue four
teen and Oue-haf G4kl feet wide along the
northeasterly ride Of said lot four "a
TERMS OF SALE: All cash A deposit II
30 VIII be required al time o. sale. Terms
70 be complied with within fifteen days
otherwise the trustees reserve the night 70
sell a. cost OF defauting purchaser Con
Neyaucing and recording at purchasers cost
JAMES Z PADGETT. Trustee
II l.. DENOON. Trustee
fe2J mh1.59 Stewart building
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THOMAS J. OWEN & SON Auctioneers.

BY virtue ~ a deed OF trust recorded in
l>lber No. :v3S AZ folio Is. et SEQ. one Of the
land records 0f the District Of Columbia. ana
az TIRE request Of the Receivers In Equity
Cause No. 2--40s pending in the Supreme
Court OF said District the undersigned trlis-
tees VIII sell at public auction Ia front 81
the preIniles on TUESDAY. THE ETH
DAY OF MARCH. 1S9I. at 90 O'CLOCK P
NJ. that certain piece Of land and improve
inents thereon. situate IN the county o. Wash
lngton IN District 81 Columbia, and known
and distinguished as lot thirty-thrce tc3I IN
section numbered seven 90 Of the Barry
farm according 90 the subdivision thereof
as recorded IN IIber Levy Court p page ]
u the surveyors once Of the District Of
Columbia.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. A deposit OF
10 ~,iN be required AT time or sale Terms
10 De compiled with within fifteen days. other
wise the trustees reserve the right 10 sell ar
cost n defauitinE purchaser. C0nveyancing
and recording At purchasers cost.
IT. l.. DENOOS. Trustee
T. J. LEAkE. Trustee
JAMES +. PADGETT Trustee
fces.mhI5.5 Stewart RuIlIiug
At WALTER 3. WILLIAMS e. Co Auc-
ton Rooms. corner 10th and d SITS NV. on
SATURDAY. MARCH q. 1907 viii be SOLD
ali goods stored en- the names % Annie ~
orant. Blanch scott. Mrs Z Mueller T. ~
Ho6son- L. s STORAGE co. fe23-st-exsu
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Wanted-HouSes.
Country Property.

FOR SAILED building sites or lots. % feet
wide by 800 feet long. only $50 each: terms
- down, balance 81 per week. two miles from
washington. near Old Dominion and Great
rails electric road. scent fare TO any part
OF Washington. Also 600 lots at West Frorr
Myer Heights, ] mile west Of Washington .
$500 per lot: same terms Also 900 lots a ,
Virginia end OF grand new Highway bridge
only Slbo per lot; same terms. Also several
small tracts Of >. ), 10 30 and % acres each
on very easy terms. Also a nne stock, dairy
garden, and fruit farm, short drive OF seven
miles TO city, only 50 per acre. JAMES z
CLEMENTS. Office. 1905 G St NV: phone
Main 1850. fe2S- 81
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Trustees Sales.

TIOS- >. OWEN r son. AuctIoncers.
eI3 r 81 NV.
BY virtue n a deed % trust recorded Ia
llber No 1u0G, al folio - OF seq one 81 the
Land Records Of the District ~ Columbia.
and ~ the request OF the Receivers In
Equity Cause No. % ~. pending iu the Su-
premc Court Of said District the undersigned
trustees viii sell az public auction in 'front.'
OF the premises on SATURDAY. MARCH
2 l51s- AZ O'CLOCK p. ". that
certain piece Of land and improvements there
on situate in the County u Washington Iu
said District and known 81 che eastern
hfty-eight CSs feet by the depth Of lot mum.
bered six 90 in Stickney's subdivision OF part
- Fortune Enlarged a. recorded En- County
Subdivision Book 8, page la2. IN the Ofico Of
the Surveyor Of said District.
TERMS Oh SALEs-Au cash 4 deposit 81
80 viii be required al time 81 sale Terms
10 be complied with within fifteen DAYS. other
wise the trustees reserve the night o. sell AZ
cost OF defaulting purchaser C0nveyauclng
and recording at purchaser cost.
H. l.. DENOON. Trustee
y. J. LEAKE. Trustee
JAS. =. PADGETT. Trustee.
feIfel -. mil stewart Building.
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For SaIe-Suburban.


OH SAL.E-SiN-r0om house. large stable
other "utbuildluRs; ~ acres OF land. an
Fenced ten minutes % steam and electric
cars ARTHUR CARR. Hyuusyillc Nd
mh1-5t
FOR SALE-Suburbau homes Ga HvattsyiIIe.
bargain prices, also houses FOR rent. lots
Tor sale In Hyattsvillc and BIverdale AR
THUR CARR. HyatJsyille. Ma. luhi-3t
FOR SALE-This IS worth investigating:
Two slN-room dwellings. near railroad in
Alexandria county. Va. rented G. prompt
tenants ami paying Sc on s. 600. price 81 10
eacns only t$'" cash needed JULIAN =.
BALDWIN. BallstOu. Va feeS-I4t
FOR SALF,-Largc siK-r1ou1 house. good re-
pair lot "0Nl0u feet. ga the nice little village
on tuxedo. Nd. r. minutes from car. at
Wentworth y. c.; 10 minutes from new sta
ton by steam cars any terms % suit pur-
chaser Address BON -. Tuxedo. Md
FIVE-RCOM HOUSE and large uanf-,:
nearly a acre Of land. on car line. two
miles from city; I.700. easy terms Farms
and suburban homes. 3. N. DAVIDSON.
Real Estate. Rosslyn. Va fe23-1t
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The Times Circulation Thousands Greater Than It's Nearest Competitor
For Rent-Houses

ioio oIh 81. eight rooms and bath. S5VJe;
40i NJ St ne. rooms and bath. 500 20: 4O5
1875 ST.. shop, $50; 405 i3Is st store $50 80:
two Office rooms. 1lI7 St. SIs75 Apply
HALL CAFE III F 81. mhi-6t-eod
FOR RENT-S25.50 month for pretty colonial
home. near cars, In beautiful PetWorth. d
c; six fine large rooms; concrete cellar; fur
mace; porcelain bath: new. never been &C.
cupied. COLLINS-GUERRY Co. 62i 18th
st. NV. mhI-3t
THE FOLLOWING FOR RENT
slS 18th st. Sc. rooms and BATH $50
CHARLES r. TRIBBY
Cor. 18th and @ ste NV. 4th moor
fe23-tr
FOR RENT-HOuseS. apartments ana Offices
IN all parts OF the city. For detailed list
send or call at our Office.
TAOS- J. FISHER & Co Cfnc).
REAL ESTATE, LOANS. AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'
1914 + ST N w 1a3-tt
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Auction Sales.
Two-MAsT SCHOONER,
FARMERS FRIEND

On MONDAY, MARCH 4. 1907. at , O'CLOCK
4. NJ. We VIII sell at public auction Al
Blagden's wharf, foot ID St Sc this gOod
schooner % tons. OF co cords Of wood ca
pacity. Terms cash
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. ACctIoneers.
lS3l g 81. NV. mhl-3t
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For Rent-Apartments.

$ TO Sl2 for two and three room apartments
IN me dorchester, corner 18th ct. and Mary
land ave sw.. handsome baths; steam heat.
hot and cold water. janitor service
au5-Su, wifi
BACHELOR APARTMENTS. furnished or
UNPUBLISHED. two rooms ard hath: 81 un
SENECA 6Z7 L st NV feS-tf
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For Sale-HOuseS.

FOR sALE-t2 800: $500 cash. balance month
y; weI-built substantial. s-room and
bath corner brick. with all modern I'm
provements: IA good section ne 7 square OF
car line. COLLINS-GUERRY Co. s2l 18Th
St NV. ruhl-9t
FOR SALE-Elght- room and bath residence
down town. near sth and Eye SITS. with
Two small dwellings IN rear Rental
rai1e. $50 PRICE. $500 Worth In
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. CINc),
sci 18th ST y. W mhI-al
THREE CHOICE HOMES CHEAP.
200. Very attractive y Capitol 81 and
y. Y. ave. ne: handsome front part stone:
large rooms; tiled bath. cellar. furnace:
lot ls1ioo. 70 paved alley Splendid condi-
$500. Most desirable corner. near 12th
ana II ne; large brick store. living rooms.
bath: cellar. Rent. SEQ
$3.50. 18th and Pa. ave Sc new Or
brick tiled bath. plate glass vestlbule. cellar.
furnace. side lights.
THE sOCLE GO. .Gnc). go Louisiana ave.
LOOKING FOR a SNAP? HERE 1T IS:
antsl; water. sever. lot Isg front Rents
$3.50 I must sell. Address FAILINGTON.
Times Office fe2S-st
SEVEN ROOMS and bath. an modern i'm
Provements- SO J, St nv reZT-3t
Fer sAI.E-Four-story nat. paws II per CEN
on investment Address BOX 40. Times o.
nee. fezS-7t
SI.5Oo-A BARGAIN-Sl. 500.
T. 81 Sc. . blocks from Pennsylvania ave
rented at $3.50. gas and water. a gooc home
or investment. al only $500, reasonable
terms lie ROY MARK. The oval Sign
1910 G. ST. nv. feg5-tf
$4,000.
THREE SQUARES FROM CAPITOL. NEAR
NEW HEATING PLANT: Two-st0ry ara
cellar brick dwelling containing SIX
rooms and bath. large lot. southern eK-
pOsuTe.
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
Realty Broker. COZ T Street y. w.
SRA BARGAIN.
Few squares from navy yard; six-ronrn
house. 70 front. io1 deep; side yard. small
cash payment. baIrnce. SO monthly. half
square from Pennsylvania ave
LIE ROY MARK,
The ON: Sign. 1910 c 81. y. "
fe2-tf
how TO BE YOUR own LANDLORD on
400 to 500 cash and so TO so monthly. For
full particulars drop postal. telephone. or
call for illustrated plat. etc. OF ''Connecti-
cut Avenue Terrace"
FULTON F GORDON
Suburban Realty Operator.
ROBERT +. HEATER. Manager.
Colorado Building Tel Main So.
The Washington times., 1907-03-01
For Rent-OmCeS.

DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS in the Evans
building lsi6 20 1924 New York ave: rent
very low Including heat. light and JaUtr0-
service JOHN o. EVANS. 1874 New York
ave. NV. ia31-30t