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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-10-10
KILLED BY LIVE WIRE.
Lineman Meets Death While Work
ing At Top OF Pole.

Richmond (SpeciaD William J.
Fowler, of Baltimore. thirty-two
years Of age and married, a line
man on the Richmond and Chesa-
peake Bay Railway, a new line which
is the property of the Gould inter
ests in Virginia, came in contact with
an electric current while stringing
wires along the line, and was almost
instantly killed.
The body of the young man be-
came entangled in the wires and was
suspended in the air for some time
before 1T fell to the ground. The
accident occurred on the brick road
several miles from the city.
Fowler was prominent Odd Eel
low.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-10-10
Dead On Virginia Mountain.

Clifton Forge especially A tele-
phone message received here from
Rich Path Mines, at settlement in
the mountains of Allegheny County,
states that the body of an unidenti-
fed man, about thirty-siX years old,
was found dead Sunday beside an
unused mountain path, far removed
from the main road. The body was
nude, with the exception of shirt,
and there was nothing with which
to identify him. The. only theory
advanced is that the man was either
murdered or died in nearby house
and was taken to the mountains to
save the cost of a burial.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-10-10
News Of Virginia
NEW RATES IN EFFECT.
Two Cents A Mile Now On Ten Rail-
roads In State.

NS a AniiS NOW On Zen Rail-
roads In State.
Richmond Especially .-Beginnins
at 1901 o'clock P. NJ. Monday the
new passenger rates took effect in
virginia, to remain permanently un-
less the order of the State corpora
6ion commission is set aside by the
supreme Court OF the United States.
On ten railroads the rate will be
cents mile, and on others it Will
run from ~ to Il cents.
Inc commission prescribed a 2
cent rate for the following roads:
Norfolk and Western, Chesapeake
and Ohio, Atlantic Coast Line. Sea
board Air Line, Southern Railway.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac, Washington Southern Railway.
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
railway, Virginia and Southwestern
hallway, and the Louisville and Nash
vile Railway.
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wOMAN's BODY IDENTIFIED.
Brothers And Fiance OF Miss Rich
ardson Remove All Doubt.

Richmond Is p - Aubrey
Richardson and w. c. Richardson.
brothers of Miss Mamie Richardson.
whose body was taken from the
rocks of James River accompanied
by William p. Wright. the girls
nance, TO whom slie was to have
been married shortly, and with whom
she was crossing the Rivanna River
in buggy at night. several months
ago. for the purpose of attending a
social function, when the buggy up
set in the high water. drowning her.
positively identified the body of the
young woman
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-10-10
NOT THE OCEAN

1t was the morning after their ar
rival at a seaside resort.
Il have often heard of the roar of
the ocean," she said dreamily, "but I
never knew it sounded like that"
That's not the roar of the ocean. Z"
answered her more experienced hus-
band That's the roar OF a depart
ing guest who has Just Feeu ps,ssntsd
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-10-10
Hcmnds Cantnrc Burglnr.

Suffolk Especially - After being
chased six miles by bloodhounds,
Eugene Pollard, a negro burglar,
was captured near Beaman. Pollard
broke into the house Of William Rad
ford. at Magnolia, about l O'Clock,
and shortly afterward entered George
Hollands house. Pollard confessed.
Two watches and $12 in currency
wore recovered
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-10-10
MIR. MILLER ASKS DAMAGES.

New York State jamestown Commits
SiOner Sues.
Norfolk Especially Hugh Gordon
Miller, of the New York State James
town Commission and vice presi-
dent of the Robert Fulton Memorial
Association of New York, entered
suit in the United States Court
against the Norfolk and Portsmouth
Traction Company, claiming $25, 900
damages for alleged insult, assault
and battery by a conductor, to whom
he protested against the operation
Of a car upon which he was riding
by an alleged intoxicated motorman.
The plaintiff charges that he was
beaten by the conductor and servant
)f the defendant company.
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AT THE CLUB.

Mrs. Bloodgood--"I thought her
eRotation was .apropos. didn't you9"
\ Vdrs. Newritch--~Dcar met al
wa5s snpposed% his name was Edgar
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HIS METHOD.

Il hear that Todt has bought an
auto"
Yes; the doctor advised him to
walk five miles every day."-Harper's
Bazar.
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me East lies
us mead In alteration the
posteriy
S are ned with wine,
bic Illusions - ~ 0 oO u -
u 10 i've Tor the sake posteriy
% % sake OF postery posterity
posterity - ~ ~ ' ~ ~ -
slse Tor poserity, to poerity
WIN Une soc system for the poserty
io ue sake OF postery
NOalst ticket the poety
sake of ~
he Ieucn the Mooch the Golden OF
~Le living paIplang in the flesh present
"S 10 snow which
we are only the
euce TO
hohhg
ing oe OF the So
eyed gutton ttE Future
are to be systematzed stuffed
and our faces beatifed with pOsteny
ght
lie nave dreamed of that wondertime, >
Man is always gOvelng
Weak, impOtent, helpless immovt
sore spots with hopes being
day, he promises himself tomorrow Var
promises himself with ecstatic loling T
called posterity something no evdS1~|
can define something that could possibly eSA>
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have impoverished the public aski
that public
The Pennsylvania railroad alone has raised 5O0OOO0O the
calling Paul
Northern Pacific S950OO0OO $6OOS
Central $5OOOOOOO while the Haven II
with the Southern
Actually there is single railway the
with the necessity making radical improve
millions carry them
Had these railways kept in their the
high promotion the
able they
beyond ability
rails borrowed
they could had the
nc forthcoming at percent.-From Smiths Magazine
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P0SterIty:
The VelO Superstition
BY BENJAMIN De Cosserex

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What brute
::: s. r. : 4:
SS<<<2<=%% they
~S~~~o>~SS
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The -N~-~Sr<:
! Plight Of the RaiLrpd4
BY Charles COchr0ne.

HE great railway systems of the United states are
the market trying to borrow money to t6e total IA
billion dollars. The money is needed to incl
trackage and rolling stock, and to enable them ~
new business in increased volume. Though
they have not the money to make the improve
cause their treasures have been gutted by higN
The mult-millionaires who have beeu EaaaimIaE IN
harvests by consolidation and stock-waterinas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-05
UK SAIlF-

IN $4,000 LOCATION-MT. PLEASANT
Exceptional houses exceptional price.
Houses built with perfect knowledge OF the
quirements OF families seeking comfort and con-
venience and demanding locations that are most
desirable. Splendid investments. We have sold
several of these houses to parties looking for a
safe investment. 1t is a pleasure to own such an
attractive house and to feel that your property
is located In such a desirable section, where val
enhancing. WE CAN RENT THEM TO
SELECT TENANTS FOR $325 so PER MO.
WIDEST STREET IN Mt. PLEASANT.
Near both 18th and 14th ST. cars.
ARRANGEMENT-Four rooms deep on first
floor; porches yard; splenddly fn-
ished; BEAUTIFUL TIED BATHS; handsome
nantes: polished floors; HARDWOOD TRIM.
MED. The mantels aud decorations really
superior to those found In most 900 houses.
Location high and healthy, convenient to
schools. numerous churches and the best market
stores in the District.
We have sold similar houses on this street to
parties worth 500, 600; the houses being large
enough they found in them all the conveniences
and attractions usually found In $751; 900 houses.
STONE Fairfax, l342 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-NEW HOUSES.
READY FOR OC,CI'pA Nov

FOR SALE-NEW HOUSES.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY
CHOICEST LOCATIONS, LOWEST PRICES.
A beautiful residence, just completed on 18th
St; Internationally the most desirable home ever
offered In the northwest for the price; every
modern convenience. -Four rooms deep three
bath rooms, hot-water heat, servants stairway,
laundry. double rear porches, electric lights I'm
ished throughout in hardwood. expensive decora-
lions. artistic mantels and chandeliers. Lot 20
by ITO, public alley. wide parking. A treat to
1t.
These lovely houses for s. 25O. choice loca-
tion on the heights. Erected by one Of the most
reliable builders. workmanship and material
strictly frstclas.; ten rooms. six bedrooms, four
rooms deep on the parlor floor. servants stair
way, two baths. hOt-water heat. Lots 20 by 100
feet; public alley.
New houses on Capitol Hill near the Capitol.
Three stories, ten rooms four rooms deep the
parlor floor. tiled bath. hotwater heat.
ants stairway, double porches.
$1,000, on Washington Heights. Beautiful new
houses. ten rooms. tiled BATH hot-water heat,
servants stairway. double pOrches. four
rooms deep on the parlor floor, handsome decora-
lions, beautiful mantels and chandeliers.
5000 each, near North Capitol street. Best
constructed houses In this section. Lots Is by
30 feet. Nice. large rooms hardwood finish,
double rear porches Cellar under entire house,
tiled bath. Complete homes. reasonable prices.
"a. 150-Near Stanton Park. choice location
on Capitol HILL Attractive houses. two
stories and cellar. These very desirable
homes and will be snapped up quickly.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
13A2 New York
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FOR RENT-OUT OF TOWN.

FOR RENT-IN BERMUDA-MODERN DWELL
Ing situated high ground overlooking the
harrison and directly opposite the city OF Hamil-
ton: completely furnished. spacious yerandss and
balcony. hOuse just finished and occupied;
rent for the season, November TO May, two
Thousand dollars 49,. OO1l several other houses
from $500 to 81. 500 for the Apply TO
~ + DARRELL Co. Produc' Exchange bldg,
New York city. oci 3t',s
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5000
A NORTHWEST CORNER DWELLING

NEAR STH AND SITS. Ne.
Six rooms. tiled bath; all modern improve
ments. The house Is heated by excellent fur
mace, which is most satisfactory even during the
coolest weather The lot Is full % feet Wide
making all the rnons delightfully."- wide and spa
cious- 1t Is not often that opportunity Is afforded
to buy as good property this. with southern
and eastern exposure. aII located In this select
and convenient neighhorhood. at such a moderate
Price. There is bargain offered here. Be sure
to investigate 1t.
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4 GUDD SIN KUUM BRICK.
With bath: convenient to the cars; In the vicin-
ity of 18th and u SITS. ne. 1t Is corner Of
alley. thereby having the advantage of side
lights. which make all the rooms delightfully."-
bright and cool The present tenant pays $3.50
q month and has occupied the property for years.
1t Is trst-cass investment we'll suited for
a low priced home.
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OUT.OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE OR PENTHOUSE AND LOT; GOOD
water front; fine view OF Naval Academy and
Chesapeake bay Address Box IS. Star office.
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FOR sALE-sesoO
quick sale Better house and location than
others held at $1,000. rooms and bath: very
large rooms; wide porches; on Newark st. Best
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
Secure his bargain, $4,000 will buy a $4,000
Rss sisi Vest q s5
south Of ST.: three stories. cellar parlor, libra
y. dining room pantry and kitchen on first
S e St YaIT e'
FOR sALE-BUYERs
Dealing through our Office save time and worry
by our ''up-todat method presenting prop
critics.
Lowest prices, itemixed rents and actual run
ming expenses submitted at all times.
If you are dissatisfied with the old fashioned
method of keeping from the buyer the actual
facts. 1t would be a relief to give US a trial.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE
WOULD YOU BUY A $500 HOUSE FOR
18TH AND 18TH, AND SITS. A house upon
which a loan Of 5000 was made by a local
trust company. 1T is said the former owner
paid $1,000 for 1t. Attractive three-story red
brick front; 10 rooms; large bath; SPLENDDLY
R RHILT large closets A FIRsrcLAss IN
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
Fo. sALE-CHEAP AT Sc. $50.
Cost 81 900.
Just where you want to live.
Just the style of house you want.
Near Conn. ave. and ST.. wide street.
stories cellar under entire house.
rooms q floor; baths.
HOT-WATER HEAT
STONE FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
III There's a Bargain
TO Be Had for Home
Or Investment You'll
Find 1t at Our Office
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave-
FOR sALE-woULD YOU GIVE
IF 800
FOR $40 500 HOUSED
HAVE YOU
BEEN LOOKING FOR SNAP?-
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE
WEST OF 16TH.-
NOT SIDE STREET
BUILT BY MR. SCHNEIDER.-
-3 STORIES
10 ROOMS.-
STONE FAIRFAX, l342 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-ARE YOU QUICK
no PICK UP A BARGAINi

st., renting for &3s. Price. II sold at once,
81, 100; cost 900.
FOR SALE-THlS lS THE HOUSE fOh IUO.
ONLY $676O We had two Of them. The lady
who bought the other said most Of the agents
In the city had shown Der houses. but could not
suit her. She bought this one the same day she
cav It. and is more than pleased. She could not
help but bet is such q handsome and we'll
SO desirable. Well located. west Of 18th st:
NOT On THE HEIGHT three stories and SCI
dry cellar; laundry; HOTWATDR HEAT; beau
tiful mantels. DON'T FAIL TO SEE 1T.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE

A fine residence at a great sacrince to close .
syndicate; modern. attractive. we'll built; all i'm
provemenis; HOT-WATER HEAT, TILED
BATH. ETC; PRICE REDUCED 10 $3.50:
BUILT TO SELL FOR 1880; three stories and
cellar; 10 rooms and bath: -FOUR ROOMS DEEP
ON THE PARLOR FLOOR; beautiful cabinet
mantels; front and rear stairways; SITUATED
ST: convenient to cars. YOU sHoUID Nor
FAIL TO SEE THIS HOUSE YOU ARE LIK E
LY TO PAY $1,000 OR $1,000 FOR HOUSE
NOT so DESIRABLE.
STONE Fairfax, 1912 New York I've
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WORKSHOPS.

|rOR RENT-REAR 1921 u ST. NV.
VERY CHEAP.
Large space first and second floor OF brick
building located wide paved alley. suitable for
storage, manufacturing or workshop.
ccl-2t LlEBERMAN\ 4 HAWN. 1903 + St
|YOR RENT-NERY LARGE BRICK BUILDING
OF 1852 81. NV: suitable for STUDIO
WORKSHOP GARAGE
Low RENTAL.
osI, y flEEERMA\\ a lIAWN 1909 r ST
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MASSAGE.

DCIENTIFIC MASSAGE, FACE AND SCALP;
wrinkles and blemishes removed. Mrs LYDIA
JOHNSON. NJ. g. graduated In Swedeni. 1912 G
st NV Trial treatment soc. Main 59l9M.
sell -3Ots-4
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SO. 800.
4 CORNER on on CT n z

A CORNER ON I'd ST. NE.
This is house; two stories cellar: 9
large rooms: modern bath This house Is heated
by hot water. The lot is "a feet wide and
100 feet deep There is more value In this house
for So. 500 than Is offered In many SIS 900 houses.
Let us arrange to show 1t to you.
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FOR SALE-S, $50.
FOR SAIE-yERY CHOICE LOCATION.
cow

FOR SAIE-VERY CHOICE LOCATION.
X ST NEAR conn. AVE.
You will be surprised what a splendid home We
give you in this fashionable location for
s. 600. The house built by one OF the best
builders Washington has known; his reputation
alone should Influence to buy the house. all
things being equal. There are 10 rooms, recep-
tion hall; TWO MODERN BATHROOMS; HEAT
ED By HOT-WATER PLANT THAT Is THE
BEST TO BE HAD. The adjoining houses Occu-
pied by army officers We doubt II the house
alone could be built for this price.
STONE FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-$10. 600.
Mass. ave 18th.
Less than cost Of the improvements.
Facing south Adjoining the
handsome residence Of
q. S. senator. chance for
home speculation.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE
BARGAINS IN HOUSES NORTHEAST AND
SOUTHEAST. A FEW SELECTED FROM THE
BEST THAT ARE OFFERED ON CAPITOL
HILL. IN LOW PRICE HOUSES.
$3,75O.
NEAR THE CORNER OF 9TH AND SITS NE.
A good solid brick. two stories and cellar;
rooms and bath. 1t is now rented to good ten
ant at S25 per month. 1t will make q nice home
investment.
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"A
TION-NO. 1914 PARK ROAD NV.
Just around the from terminus of the
Connecticut ave. car line; 10 minutes to Treas
SEM DETACHED: SIDE LIGHTS.
,tha house n new ana contains 10 rooms and
coal or high oven gas range, at option Of pur-
chaser; nice front porch; combination lighting
to b-foot alley; room for garage.
Purchasers will find a scarcity Of houses
similar to this builders prefer to utilize the full
frontage of their lots and build in solid rows.
Of this h property dI lis
- iSsFkcT II 3' at so "H Convenience open
VERY AGREEABLE TERMS
will be made upon the payment Of a sufficient
e1 Geo hGs Rf5'su io NV
oc6-3t.4O
FOR sALE-SEw s-RooM HOUSE. CORNER OF
Erwin and Dakota a ave, blocks south Of Wood
DIEUDONNE.' 4ss 18th st. NV. oc5-st'
FOR sALE-ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
corner residences in the southwest rooms and
Price, $4,000.
New bay window modern brick OF and
bath: desirable location on eth st. Owner
loEceO " eeh Irice, $o,ouV.
These investments worth looking after:
and bath; rented for $3.50 per month. IL
months in the year. Price, 81, 500. VIII loan
$500.
9th st. ne. s-room frame dwelling in excel
rear OF lot. bringing total rental Of $2s 80 per
month. Very desirable neighborhood Price,
list ct. s.w... brick dwellings of rooms,
sewer and d. water: rented for $40 per month.
cation. Price. $500.
st. ne. between 14th and 18th, new modern
dwellings, 6 rooms and bath; concerted cellar;
steam heat; deep lot to alley. Big bargain at
oc5-st: JOHN QUINN. 7th and sts s.w.
FOR SALE
BALLARD LANHAM Qnc.),
$2,900-Near Washington Circle NV. Groom and
bath na ~ IND Nv brick; fine condition;
s2,soo-Near navy yard, nice little si1-room
brick; good condition; renting for $40;
splendid little home.
$1,950-An excellent investment; Groom and bath
brick; latrobe heat rented to one tenant
four years at $3.50 per month. Total
yearly rent, 1922.
$1,000 st. me-, a nice little Broom frame
rented 10 RoCQ wn1te tenants $40
month You cannot beat this
We have a very large list of small investment
and business properties. Let US submit YOU a
list of these.
BALLARD LANHAM unc).
oc5-3t 621 18th ST. NV
FOR sALE-ARE You LOOKING FOR A HOME?
6 rooms and bath, tile and hardwood finish:
beautiful location on Heights 2 squares east of
18th st. cars; s.. 600 house for $4,15O Easy
terms. OWNER Box. H. Star office. oc5-3t
FOR SALE-ELEGANT RESIDENCE
400 MASS. AVE.
MAGNIFICENT POINT COR. MASS AVE
OWNER WILL SELL AT REDUCTION
]. B. WIMER, REAL ESTATE 1901 G ST.
oc5-3t
FOR sALE-FINE SEMI DETACHED HOUSE OF
especial architectural merit; No. 705 Randolph
ST. n.w one block east OF Brghtwood ave. cars;
splendid opportunity for some person desiring
all the advantages of suburban surroundings with
city conveniences; stylish rooms; tiled bath;
hot-water heat; every room an outside room; fin
ished In selected hard woods: front side and rear
lawns unusually handsome architecture; out-of-
town owner will sell remarkably cheap at So. 600
easy terms DON'T FAIL TO SEE THIS
TOMORROW.
WILLGE. GIBBS & DANIEL COS and eos 18th.
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$500
WITHIN STONES THROW OF LINCOLN


We offer a very comfortable little home with
stable, at this ridiculously low price. There
are fine rooms and modern bath that COM
pares most favoraby with those found In 81, 900
houses The condition OF this property is first
class. The papering and woodwork are excellent
Granoithic walk leads from the iron fence to
the front porch. You will find 1t impossible to
duplicate this property In this delightful location
at anything like this price.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX 1872 New York ave
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FOR SALE-15 SOLD; $3.50.
Only three left in this row. Nos 1870,
1924 and 1928 st. Sc. See these new
houses just completed; coy and nicely
arranged; @ large rooms and bath; nice
neighborhood; only two squares from
avenue car line. These houses are Just
what you are looking for. Open for in
spection. Be sure and come Sunday.
SCHMIDT & BRANDT
Oc5-2t Owners and Builders.
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1890.
AN EXCEILEN IQW-PRICEn HONE

AN EXCELLENT LOW-PRICED HOME
1t is we'll worth much more. but the owner. in
the government service, has been transferred to
another city. and has reduced the price to
81. 900 in order to make an immediate sale The
house contains rooms and bath 1t Is in good
condition. having quite recently been painted and
papered The house has frontages two differ
ent streets; there Is parking Of about
IS feet: on the other, a prominent avenue. there
Is a 30-ft. parking. This is very cheap house.
Let US give you a permit to inspect 1t.
$500.
WE OFFER AT THIS FIGURE A BARGAIN
In n residence In the southeast. This is three
story. 10-room brick. with fine cellar. There
two baths in tis house, each modern in
every respect; porcelain tubs. stationary wash
stand, etc The frontage Of this property is "a
feet. Of which the house itself covers about 20.
Every room is light, cool and airy, having side
lights. In fact. the house abounds with win
dows. there being 81 in all throughout the house.
Another feature about this house that will surely
please you is the fine bay window in the dining
room. 1t will be necessary. however. for you to
go through this fine property In order to appre-
ciate Its worth.
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FOR SALE-$6.SOO.
Cleveland Park. Reduced price. Owner wishes
quick sale. Better house and location than
others held at 5000. 8 rooms and BATH very
large rooms; wide porches; on Newark st. Best
square.
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FOR SALE
SEE THIS CHEAP HOUSE
ONLY $3.50
3455 HOLMEAD AVE.
Open for inspection.
Three stories. cellar. hot-water heat; 10 rooms
and bath: desirable location; one square from
l4th st. cars.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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For RkNT-ON 18TH ST. NEAR ARLINGTON
Hotel ~ room and bath house. well adapted for
physicians use: southern exposure on side; In
good condition H. l. RUST.
sel4-tf Gus 18th 1t. NV
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Renting for $3.50

Nice. new house. northwest; modern bath:
porcelain tub; west Of It'll st.; select white ter
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FUH SAI4E-$b,UOU
Renting for s43 q month: on Capitol Hin =
modern building; 10 rooms. baths; lot q By
12O to q wide alley
STONE 4 FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
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tOR SALE
NEW HOUSE; HAS SIX LARGE ROOMS,
BUFFERS PANTRY. LARGE MODERN BATH
ROOM; CONCRETE CELLAR UNDER ENTIRE
HOUSE; FURNACE HEAT: CABINET NAN
Tells; LARGE LOT; VERANDA ACROSS En-
TIRE FRONT OF HOUSE; NO CASH RE-
QUIRED: MONTHLY PAYMENTS, INCLUDING
ALL COSTS, LESS THAN $40 PER MONTH.
SEE THIS HOUSE AT ONCE IF YOU WISH
TO OWN NICE HOME FOR LESS THAN
YOUR RENT Is NOW COSTING.
TERRELL. 4 LITTLE, AGENTS
Il3 1ITH ST.
oc5-sa st
FOR SALE-
One OF the best corner houses In Mt. Pleasant:
south and east exposure; nine bright rooms; three
baths price very reasonable; terms to suit,
TERRELL Il LITTLE,
se2S-s ,m.w-3t 7l3 l4th st. NV.
FOR SALE
New eightr house. side windows. lot Is BY
100 feet; bOt-water heat; hard wood finish: beau.
tifully decorated; price low; terms to suit.
TERRELL x LITTLE,
Oc5-sa ,m.w,3t