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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-23

Tolegraphine and holding tele.
phone conversatlon over n wire at one
time ID the. latest innovation, but it
proved sucosasful.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-23
RObt. w. Collins
Real Eaiais lnnurance Iavestmenla

$25OO will buy three acres No. /
garden land with a good room
house, very close in. This is a bar
gain.
$3.50 will buy Eve acres splendid
garden land all seeded to potatoes
and carrots, IA miles from the city.
A good investment.
$1O5O will buy a 5Ox12O lot, east
front, with five room house, electric
lights, nice porch. good cellar, city
water, walks laid, and good barn
and woodshed; lot all fenced. This Is
a snap.
$1400 for a 9 room house with large
circle porch in front; good woodshed
and other outbuildings; fine lot all
fenced 5Ox150 feet. This is a good
bargain.
house with q beautiful lawn and
shade trees; good woodshed, cold
storage and other buildings; 2 splen-
did lots, one a corner; very close in.
Investigate this.
$1O5O takes this s room new house;
2 clothes closets, good cellar, good
barn and other ontbuiIdiUgs; very
large lot 50x290 feet. A good loca.
ton and very close in.
1850 win buy 7 room plastercd
up-to-date residence; fine porches
front and back, good cellar, fine barn
and other outbuildings including
poultry yard; a very desirable loca-
ton and an extra large lot 65x2S0
feet. Hyou are seeking a beautiful
home It viii pay you to investigate
this.
$500 for acre ofground with good
4 room house and barn, 80 nice fruit
trees; a good location, VI mile from
the city high school. This is a bar
gain.
Vacant lots and residence property
in all parts of the city and new addi-
tons. We are headquarters for
renting.
Robt. w. Collins
Suite Wlggett Block
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SAYS SEA GULLS TALK
AMONG DRY T03TUGlS

CHICAGO, July Sl.-Sea sulls can talk.
They have a language all their own. DR..
John B. Watson is authority for this
statement
The doctor. who Is professor of
psychology in the University OF Chicago.
returned from the Dry TOrtugas Islands.
off the lower coast of Florida, where
his scientific inquiry was carried on at
the Andrew Carnegie station for bio
logical experiment on the island.
The Tortugas birds are a rare species
OF tern. not found elsewhere. and their
movements always have been a puzzle
- scientists. Professor Watson found
TAT the birds have a language OF their
own which can be initiated by a human
being.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR
DRIVING PARK PAYMENTS

BALTIMORE. July S1.-An index TO
the fact that the harness race meeting
to be held at the Gentlemen's Driving
Park in the fall is TO be the greatest In
the history of the track is to be found
in the manner In which payments on the
stake races are being made The third
payment is due August 1. and with this
payment the horses must be named. To
date not one declination has been made.
Secretary Joseph A. Els. one OF the
most advanced horseman, put In the
stake races a condition which Is OF such
a fair nature that II is likely TO be
adopted BY other associations. This
clause Is as follows: IF after making
all stake payments and the nominator
finds that his horse is not good enough
TO start, then the nominator Is TO aave
the privilege of an entry In any Of the
OPen-class races. provided such entry is
made regularly on or before the date or
closing OF such open class" The open
classes close October Is.
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MANS 18TH CHILD
BLESSES HIM At GO

PORT LAVACA. Tex, July 31--A ten
round boy has arrived at the home Of
the Rev. Abraham c. Ruebush, a
Methodist minister, and It Is his twen-
ty-eighth. The father, who Is sixty
five years old. says he wants more
children. He has twelve boys and six
teen girls. OF these six boys and seven
girls were by his first wife.
The Rev. Mr.. Ruebush's grandfather,
John Ruebush, OF Staunton, Va, lived
TO be ninety-one years old and his
grandmother died at eighty-four. They
had an even dozen children, whose de-
scendants number sixty.
The Rev. Mr.. Ruebush was wounded
five times iE his forty-one battles In the
Confederate ranks. With his right leg
shot OF, at the age of twenty-one years,
he was brought home, and, thinking he
was dying, was married. But instead of
dying he got well.
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GAMBLING RAID
FRIGHTENS GUESTS
Youths Whose Names Were
Taken Now Fear EX-
poSure.
Rockaway Inlet Hotel Scene
of Wild Excite
ment.

NEW YORK. July 31.-Several score
Of New York's giided youth are suffering
palpitation of the heart today for fear
that they will be called as witnesses at
the trial of employees OF the Kulon' on
Rockaway inlet, as a result of a raid
and the arrest of a large number or
persons charged with conducting gam
bling games.
The prisoners themselves are undis-
turbed by their arrest Those who were
present as guests, however, are gen.
orally indispOsed to figure as witnesses
in the prosecution OF the case.
hile none of them were arrested, the
police took a large number Of Names
plainly with the intention OF using the
owners in an effort to secure conviction
Detectives Fought Way In.
The detectives fought their way into
the KuIoI so suddenly that the door
keepers had no time 10 give an larm,
and besides making the arrests seized
three roulette tabless. a faro layout, and
10000 chips.
The visitors. fearful that they would
BE- taken to a police station. and their
names made public, rushed for every
rear door and window in the house,
pourfng out needless whether they land
ed on their heads or feet.
Rush for Automobiles.
Dozens OF automobiles were waiting
in the sheds. and in less than minute
the roadway was a jam Of machines
chauffeurs doing their best TO get eight
abreast. with room for not half Of that
number
The police had been eniOined from IN
terfering with the Kuloff, but acted on
the advice Of attorneys, who said that
no restraining order would mold good In
court. If they prove themselves able 70
make out a case of gambling agalHsI
The management Whether this will be
POSSIBLE remains to be seen at the trial
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COOL BEER INDUCEMENT
SECURES FARM HANDS

MARION. Ohio, July a.-Harvest
hands are so scarce In Marion and sur
rounding country that farmers are
forced TO pay 81 day and furnish cool
beer instead Of water to drink. Scores
Of harvesters have demanded the amber
fluid. and TO get their threshing done as
quickly as possible, many farmers have
met the demand.
Farm hands practically are a prohibi-
tive quantity in this section Of Ohio,
and the only class the farmers can
draw from IS the tramps. These refuse
TO work simply for the money but
when the farmers offered cool beer as
an additional inducement the hObos
flOCked 70 work.
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FAILS TO
REALIZE ON LAST BOUT

PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-It is re-
ported that Bob Fitzsimmons has never
been paid the money due him for his
share OF the receipts on the occasion of
his recent boxing bout with Jack John
son at the Washington Sporting Club.
Billy McCarney states that ne has
made every possible effort to have the
club owner pay Fitzsimmons the money,
and can get no satisfaction as 10 why
the money is being neld up. George
Ccnsidine, who is Fitzsimmons' friend
and adviser. has been IN correspondence
with a prominent criminal lawyer In
this city. and there Is probability that
a criminal suit may be started in order
TO avoid the delay OF civil process in
~@ttin< FitzSimmons' money.
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THROWS RED PEPPER
IN EYES OF MAD BULL

WRITINGS, N. j.. July S1-But for
the nerve of his wife, George Seaman
would probably have been fatally in
Jured by a bull The animal was run
ming loose IN the barnyard. when It
turned on Seaman. knocked him down,
and lnn one horn into his arm.
The farmer lost consciousness and was
helpless at the bulls feet. when Mrs.
Seaman, with a can of red pepper, came
to the rescue. and, throwing the .ery
stuff into the eyes Of the animal. blinded
It so that the woman was able TO drag
her husband out Of danger.
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BARBER SELLS MUSTACHE,
STRANGER PAYS HIM SIC

ATLANTIC CITY. June BID. A. Ro-
mano, an Atlantic avenue barber, sold
his luxurlant black mustache TO a New
York visitor for $40.
The purchaser followed outspoken ad-
miratfon Of the mustache with an offer
Of 81 for II, raised II to S and finally
went up to $40. Then the barber sue
cumbed The mustaChe was wrapped
UP and delivered, and the stranger left
without giving any reason for his Uhim.
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NICHE IS SUCCEEDED
BY CAPT. v. N. WRIGHT

Capt William NJ. Wright, Of the gen.
eral STAFF, United States army. has been
assigned as secretary Of the general
stan in place of Capt. Robert Z. L.
Niche. who IS being sent to Germany
as a member Of a specia. board Of
American army officers. designated to
attend thc grand maneuvers Of the Ger
man army In August
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RAILWAY STRIKE THREAT
SC0RNED BY ENGLISHMEN

LONDON. July 31.-Lord Claud John
Hamilton, chairman Of the Great East
ern railway, and Henry Cosno Bousor,
chairman of the Southeastern railway,
speaking at the annual meetings OF their
respective companies, both emphatically
refused to recognize the Amalgamated
Society of Railway Servants, the execu-
tive committee of which has demanded
the right to represent the railroad en-
ployes In an effort to settle their alleged
grievances
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-COpYriEht by CIlnCdlnst.
EDWARD WARD CARMACK,
Who May Be Democratic Candidate for
Vice President.

became editor-in-chief Of the Nashville
American when the Democrat was
merged into the older paper In 1892 he
became e.iitor Of the Memphis CONNER
cial Mr. Carmack was married in 1880
20 Miss Elizabeth CObey Huntington.
Of Columbus. Tenn. He was a delegate
for the State at large 10 the Democratic
nOtional convention IN 1896 and served
his first term IN the national legislature
IN the Fifty-dfth Congress. He was
elected 20 the Fifty-siXth Congress and
10 the United States Senate for the term
which began IN March. 1901 His term
expired last March, az which time he
was succeeded by Governor Taylor.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B-Following schedule figures published
onIv as information, and are not guaranteed
sT.OO A M.-DRnyflle and way stafio1s-
ss-OS A M.-HarrisooburK and way stations.
900 A M--Sieepers and coaches 70 Atlanta
and New Orleans Sleeper 20 Columbus, Ca
Dining Car
100 A. M.-Sleepcrs and coaches 10 Co
l,irlbIa Savannah. and Jacksonville Dining
4z-OI 7. M--HRrrisonburg and way stations.
ss.5y P M-Charl0ttesville. WarrentOn. and
yTay stations; Strasburg week days
. Is T. M.-SIcepers and coaches 70 Atlanta
sunset Route Tourist Sleeper 70 san Fran
cisco trt-weekly-
$50 =. M.-Sieepers and coaches 20 Char
lotte Columbia. and Augusta Dining car
siO.I5 p M.-Sleepers and coaches via
I,vnchburE and Bristol 70 Chattanooga, Mem
pbIs and New Orleans Dining Car
81 100 p M--New York and New Orleans
Limited solid Pullman 10 Asheville. Atlanta
Birmingham, and New Orleans. Dining Car.
Club and Observation Cars
Note-sDaly. TWeek days
c. Il. ACKERT. = II. HARDWlGks
" Il. TAYIoE. G.P.A. L 5. BROWN. GA
jyLJ-u
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAIL WAY,
Ticket Office I42I Penna. Ave.

Ticket Onlce I42I Penna. Ave
NOTICE-Following schedule not guaranteed
For Raleigh. Wilmington. Columbia Sa-
vannah. Jacksonville. Tampa Atlanta B.r-
mingham. Memphis. and New Orleans
s.05 a. n daiy--Seabosrd Nail Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers 70 Savannah
and Jacksonville. Through sleepers WaGhinE-
ton Hamlet and Hamlet % Atlanta and Biz
mingham- Dining cars
500 p m daily.-Seaboard Exnress sofia
train with coaches and Pullman sleepers 20
savannah. jacksonville and Tampa Through
s4eePers 70 Atlanta and Birmingham DlnIns-
cars
r H sTANsEL.L- District Passanzer An.
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Railroads.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

(Schedule IN effect July 20. lsJ7)
400 p Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
week days-Stops al principal points IN ir-
ginia- Nestibule train. standard coaches:
parlor car 10 Hinton, handed In No. I5
from GOrdOnsyille. which has a Ia carte
dining car and connects at CovfngtOn Tor
Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman sieepers
Clifton Forge 10 Louisville. Cincinnati.
Indianapolis. 81. Louis. and Chicago.
40 P. M.-New c. o. Limited. Daily.
Fast new vsstibule train stops only at
Gordonsville. Charlottesville. StsuntoD.
Clifton Forge and COvingtOn. Va. Whit
Sulphur. Ronceverte. and Hinton. ". Va
Pullman Elcepers 10 Lexington. Louisville,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis. 81. Louis. and
Chicago. Dining Cara. Ia carte service.
One night out.
ulO z. NE. F. V. LIMITED. Daily.
Solid vestibule train. Pullman sleepers 10
Cincinnati. Lexington. and LouisvIIIs.
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs week days. Dining Cars a Ia
carte service. Sieepers Cincinnati % Chi
caEo and 81. Louis. and Louisville 70
Memphis Nashville. and Southwest.
Reservations ana tickets AZ Chesap peake and
Ohio Offices. 5l9 Pennsy sylvania ave: e1s 18th
al near +; and Sixth street station. Tels-
phone Main 800. for Pennsylvania r. r.
Cab service. and Main Io3s for c. & o
Ticket Office. jy30-tf
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Lawyer Loses His Nerve
And Nearly an HeTeSS

CINCINNATI. Ohio, July Sl.-A. ].
Cunningham, jr.. Cincinnati lawyer and
clubman, came near losing an heiress
because his nerve failed him. Cunning
ham and Miss Myrtilla Dobbyns, Of
Proctorville. Ohio, worth $500. 900 In her
own name. elOped to IrOnton. Ohio. and
then decided 10 get married against the
will Of the brides mother. who was
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hot on their trail. Reaching the court
house Cunningham demurred and said:
Il don't know what TO do"
This remark almost lost him his
bride. She answered.:
"Well. we came here TO get married,
and II you don't know what TO do,
do" and with this she ran out Of the
courthouse.
I Cunningham quickly followed and
caught the bride-to-be on the street He
hesitated no longer.
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DIR. FISK ELGlN

Expert in the treatment OF private diseases
chronic and acute. Both sexes. All consulta-
tions confidential. Medicine furnished Prices
moderate. Hours. to /. to s. to g.
Rooms. 1913 Pennsylvania ave. NV. Phone
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For SaIe-Suburban.

SALE OF house and lot IN small
town and farm z mile from town OF
300 people: owner moving to Oregon. The
village property Is bran spanking and
contains well ventilated. cOmmodious. and
handy rooms: Well painted and papered:
dumb waiter, gas II desired. well az the
door, 800 yards from the station; suitable
Tor country home Tor any business man-a
home hP would not be ashamed 70 invite
his friends % inspect Two acres ground.
with fruit trees The farm contains 10
acres highly cultivated. ~ OF which IS in
working order, and has fine crop growing.
good dwelling In good repair. tenant house
barn. granary, horses. wagons. implements
OF Gil Alnds. fruit; berries: garden; every
thing ready for one TO occupy IN a day 3
norice. his Is a moneymaker. besides be
ing one Of the incest homes fOr a city busi-
ness man In this part OF the country. I have
no time 10 correspond with old ''staEers.'' %
but terms can be had on this property and
the one above 10 a man woman who means
business. Address BOX los Times once.
iy3l-3t
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Unless It Has Been Advertised It Has Not Really Been
Carnlack Boom in Sight,
As Bryan'S Running Mate
Former Tennessee Sena-
tor Plans Long Lecture
Trip.

A boom has been started to place the
name OF Senator Edward Ward Car
mack, of Tennessee. on the Democratic
ticket as Vice President, and within the
next few weeks plans will have been
completed tor launching Mr. CarmaclI
on the sea Of political endeavor intended
10 lead him TO the second place on the
national ticket, with Bryan us the Pres
idential candidate
Senator Carmack has just closed con-
tracts for a long lecture tour, which will
begin early in October, and which will
lead him through ali the territory avail
able TO further his nomination, and be-
fore Congress convenes the name of
CarmacS will have figured conspicuously
in Democratic calculations.
September Conference Here.
Negotiations are now under way be-
tween party leaders in Tennessee and
natives Of the State In Washington for a
conference which will be held in this
city IN September, at which definite
plans will be laid for sending Senator
Carmack out and for keeping him promi-
nently before the public eye
Senator Carmack gained his most re-
cent distinction through his success. in
killing the ship subsidy bill In the last
Congress. The night was one Of tho
most memorable in many years and was
one which excited international inter
ests through the principles involved.
Carmack went 10 the front and never
faltered throughout the long and menu
orable fight on the bill. He organized
his forces and demonstrated remarkable
generalship with the result that the bin
went down in defeat.
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For Sale-HOuSeS.

FOR EXCHANGE-Mo Modern e-ght-room city
house in good Northwest locality FOR small
suburban place; not over ten acres; improved
OF unimproved. Address. with description
and location. BOX III. Times otice jySl-3t
FOR SALE-S3 500 70 1880 special bargain.
easy terms. beautiful new houses on Har-
ward 81. NV. Go block, overlooking Soldiers
home. subdivision all white: six large
rooms. tile baths. colonial oorches: open
from 70 4 LoHIl- iyso-St
FOR SALE-Anaoostia bargain; sIN-room
house; water, sewer, gas, latrSCe heat. ce
ment basement and stable. lot 24xi30: newly
paPered and painted. 81 .Z50; worth 81 200.
OWNER. 524 Jefferson 81. jy29-3t
FOR sALE-On East Capitol 81. near I2th.
a seven-roonl bey-window brick, all modern
improvements; s.. 500 house foT s. $50 n sold
at once HARRY +. GLADMAN. 500 c II.
Sc Phone Lincoln 3s ty2s-7t
$500.
TWO STORY BAY-WINDOW BRIO x
DWELLING In Sixth street southeast: six
rooms and bah; convenient 70 Marine
Barracks and Navy Yard. always rented
at 5000 per month: Will bring 3z1.50.
JOSEPH I. WELLER.
REALTY BROKER. coz F St N W.
jyZ7-tf
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Wanted-Money.

a Christian REQUIRING A
as security to obtain a position will return
same at s. per week. Address BOX s5
Times odce. Jy3I-St
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Left Congress Lat March.

Senator CarmaCk was born in sum-
ner county, Tenn, and is forty-nine
years old He studied law and began
It's practice in Columbia, Tenn. He was
elected to the State Legislature as
Democrat In 1884 and two years later
Joined the editorial stan OF the Nash
vile American In 1888 he founded the
Nashville Democrat and subsequently
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oEE IRED For Sale.
Railroads.
BALTIMORE & CHIC r. n.

LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and *
ROYAL Blue LINE
ssrvsrv Other Hour on The odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
100 am.-Liner. Pullman Par1Or.
tssOO am.-Runet. PaTior. Hr- Train
sss 90 a m--I)iner and Pullman Parior Car
al 90 am.-Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
a 90 p.m.-Diner and Pullman ParIor Car
400 Dm.-''ioyai Limited" All PuuruGn-
a l:0C p.nn.-COaches to Philadelphia-
g 90 p-m--Diner and PullmaL Pzrior.
400 2. p.m.-COaches 70 PhiladelDhiA
al 30 p-rn--SleeperS-
= 52 a-m.-Sl0epeTs.
ATLAHTIc CITY. Il q. sssoc. t1Isoo q ~.
XNNAPoLIs. week days 500 4 m. E.os
nosn. &,E. 900 pm. sun. 20 an. 5-5o pm
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
CWsek days 200 an 70 p-m-)
TO BALTIMORE
y 90. .lo.e9, II 80 {. n Ilz.co noon. flzsos.
fl:l5 s5 5:O0 fS:O3 '5sO. fssOe, $50 Il 90 sSs00
IS 80. 'I0:CG JOB. -u-s0. -S5 p m
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, s9-I0 e. n. in. 60 o. m.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS
vII s2iiS a .Saio nd 80 , "a 20 s5,5 HiEnt
CLEVELAND. 's:Io .. m
COLUMBUS. I'D p m
WHEELING. -s:le a. m. go .. m
FREDERICK. 1s-zo. 1S-i0 '-s:15 an. 81 %.
tt-o5. 70 -s5 .. m
HAGERsToWS. fs:Ie g. n. 800 D. n
sDafIy. IExcept Sunday. s@SundaY onIv
Oniccss 14l7 q St, Main 15sls 6ls Pennsylanla
Ave. Main Z7ss Station. New Jersey ave
and St. Ticket Office. East Gs7: Inforrnation
bureau. East "a ssg-EG
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IF you want 10 buy MARYLAND farm sub
urban home. see Us OF send for latest bulletin
HAEION DUCKETT SON,
655 r ~. " Jy3-tf
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For Rent-Stables.

A TWO-STORT STABLE for rent near North
Capitol and X SITS NV, for storage Ap-
ply T. J. GUINNEY, So II St NV, after 5
p m jySl-St
STABLE FOR RENT-Rear Of 81 p st. NV.
ty31-3t
FOR RENT-Stable back Of 70 ~ St: room
for horses and several carriages or wagons:
water inside Apply at 2ss ~ st. sw.
tysO-3t
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60 The Way OF the Arrow''


~ Place TO Live"
On Minnesota Avenue adjoining Randle
Highlands. Business and Home Sites. 2
cents 20 = cents 50. q. Easy terms. See
these lots before BUYING EL-SEWH HERE.
". LEE WHITE & SONS,
sis Wash. Loan and Trust Building.
9th and T Streets.
Phone Main 2424
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FOR SALE-seven-room house built two
years ago. with two lots adjoining: each 1Ox
- feet. good well with hne water. also two
big sheds cheap. ~ sold at once: on Falls
Church railroad, between Murphy's and
Courthouse station MRS. DOI-AN, Owner.
<5s4-WOnderful barge Ia: acres beautifully
located on river, - minutes city: minutes
wharf. broom house. stable. chicken house
etc. shade fruit grapes, small fruit pretty
little stream Hpanned BY rustic bridge: mag
nihcent spring; bathing boating. sailing
plenty Of game $3.50 cash 20 close estate.
THE SOULE CO. Inc. go Ia. ave.
ty20-tf
ALL RARGAHS-
354S-Oniy one fare. 81 acres. cottage stable;
carriage. corn. chicken house. fruit: grapes.
shade. s. 500.
S5ls-A acre. Sr. house: one fare: 81. go: S
acres trucking land. on trolley. fr. house.
q $50 good living here. 3 acres. 6r house
fruit; outbuildinEs. s.. 800. 500 cash; SIS
monthly: 5 acres, sr- house. barn. chicken
house. fruit: SLIGO: same as rent.
2535-l-3 acre; cottage. chicken house: fruit:
sc fare: $3.50.
THE soULE CO.. Inc. ESQ La. ave.
Jy30-Q
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For Rent-Suburban.

For Rent-Suburban.
FOR RENT-Si1-room houses. a acre: spring
shade: at WOodside; $3.50 per month. THE
SOULE CO. Inc, so Ia. ave. jy3l-tf
FOR RENT-SiK-Toom house. woodshed. so
feet back lot; elegant chance for small gro
cery. $12-50- Inquire 800 @ St nv. ty2s-st
COUNTRY PROPERTY FoR RENT.
Near BrOokland. on Sergeant road. IN acres
with Groom dwelling and other necessary
buildings Apply to
WILLIAM K. ELLIS, s25 IIth st. INV.
jy2T-5t
FOR RENT-CLEvELAND PARK.
FINE NEW HOUSE. ROOMS. SD.
MOORE HILL Qnc-S.
tezs-h
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For Rent-HouSeS.

For Rent-HouSeS.
SSZI Sth NV. rooms. bath-.--.-----.----. 9. 90
81 Eye NV. II rooms. bath...-........... Is o.
1870 Sth NV. rooms. bath.---.....,..,,.. q %
Wood and coal yard and buildiLs0s. Wis
consin a~e-. TenleytOWn................ q %
APARTMENTS.
zoo + 81 NV. rooms. bath .-........ .f32 50
100 Virginia ave sw.. rooms.-..--...... p 50
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
sI2 18th St. n. ".
tys-m.w.f-tf
FOR RENT-Frame house; rooms. and
modern bath; good condition. S25.J0. leO3
9th 81 NV Iy20-St
FOR RENT
$500 mOnth-near Lincoln PARK; a fine ?
story. Groom and bath house, with cellar and
furnace heat: always heretofore occupied by
owner, and IN excellent repair: large back
yard COLLINS-GCERRY CO. 81 18th St
NV fyIg-gt
FOR RENT-HousGs. apartments. and onices
in al parts Of the city. Fer detailed list
send call al our Office
THOS- J. FzSHER& q CO -sncD
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'.
1914 81. N w
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Money to Loan
On Real Estate.

MONEY TC LOAN IN any amounts from
20 c per cent District of Columbia real
estate. Every consideration shown borrowers
HE HARRISON FSALTY COMPANY.
Phone Main Sss2 sO7 STREET N. W.
ny29-1
The Washington times., 1907-07-31
Wanted-Suburban.

WANTED-Couple acres OF land and house,
one car fare from city: state prfce and loca.
ton Address BOX IS. Times Office.
1y30-3t
The Washington times., 1907-07-31
Auction Sale.
For Rent-Apartments.

FIVE ROOMS and bath. fr0nt apartments.
'.EaHtham." f17 Up: ''Sufrolk." sl7.T5; ''SuS-
sex" steam heat. hot water. SIS. PHILLIPS
Co. $50 John Marshall place Phone +<S7.
The Washington times., 1907-07-31
For Rent-WarehOuSeS.

FOR RENT-Warehouse; suitable for any
purpose: on G. ST NV. between 9Th and 7th
SITS Apply 20 HECHT & COMPANY. 5l5-5I5-
ST 7th st. iy30-St