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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25

discussion. President Smith detailed
the progress toward raising the $685.
600 endowment recommended by the
synod for n memorial chair Mt Roa-
noke College to DR.. Bittle's memory.
Eight thousand dollars has already
been pledged. Interest OF tho synod
centres in tho dedication tomorrow
OF Trinity Lutheran Church, Stephens
City. the new edifice in which the
sessions OF the synod are being held
DR.. j. A. Moorehead, president Of Roa-
noke College, Salem. Will deliver the
dedicatory sermon.
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Fun eraI Of Mr.. Marshall.
Especial to The Times,Dispatch.

Especial to The Tlmes"Dlspatch,)
K RALEIGH. N. c., August 24.-The
remains of Mr.. j. x. Marshall were
brought here last evening from Red
sulphur Springs, W..Vn, where he died
Thursday morning, and We're carried
to the residence on Blount Street. The
funeral was conducted from Christ
Episcopal Church this afternoon. con-
Quoted by Assistant Rector NJ. A, Bar
Der.
One of the saddest features connect
ed with the death OF this splendid
Young man is that his aged father, Dr,
M. M. Marshall, the beloved rector of
Christ Church. Is that broken In health
that 1t has been deemed best that nc
should not be told of the death OF his
son at all, being himself now In q
sanatarium in the western part of the
State.
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COMMISSIONERS hooks
SHOW NOTABLE INCREASE
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.

--- : ~
ROANOKE, VA. August 24--Com-
missioner OF Revenue Hill Tucker has
Just completed his books which show
an increase of over s20o0,00o In realty
and personal property over 1906. Per-
sonal property shows an increase OF
sl,026.o3S. while realty, not including
corporation property shows an in
crease OF s566,552. The Increase OF
Norfolk and Western and street rail-
way realty Will figure up over half
million.
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CITIZENS HAVE BUILT ON
LAND OWNED by CITY.
snecial to mic Times-pIspatch.l

SALISBURY. N. c., August IA
resuryey of the boundaries OF Salisbury
have recently been made by Captain
Richard Henderson. late Of the United
States Navy. who reports that In NUM-
erous Instances the property Of the
city has been used for fifty years or
more by individuals In many cases
it was found that buildings occupy
ground allotted for public streets, and
that the ground has been bought and
sold numbers OF times by innocent pur-
'chasers. If the Board Of Aldermen
demand their rights much litigation
tx aXnactel Wv ~. ~. NJ -.. Nv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
MAY ASK GOVERNOR no
PARDON ROWAN LYNCHEE.
tsnenIal to Tho TImes.pisnatch.l


SALISBURY, n. c.. August GA
movement has been started In Rowan
looking to the release Of George Hall,
Montgomery county white man. who
was last year sentenced to fifteen
years In the penitentiary for compile
Salisbury fast August. Hall was a
member of party that stormed Row
an Jail and secured three prisoners.
A petition is to be circulated for sig
don Hall on the ground that he has
suffered enough.
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FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED,
CONDUCTOR PAINFULLY HURT
Especial to Tho Times-Dispntch.)

Especial to Tho Times-D ispatch.)
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., August "a
This morning freight train on the
Atlantic and Yadl<in Railroad, consist
ing Of twelve cars and a caboose, was
wrecked FIVE miles from this city, and
five Of the cars broke to pieces while
tho track was torn UP for a Hundred
yards. Captain Matthews, the conduc-
tor, was painfully hurt. Five passen-
gers In tho caboose were badly shaken
up. but were uniniured.
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cent. in value per pound. Copper, OF
which the value exported In 1907 was
$S9,000000, shows an advance of 6S.b
per cent in value per pound. Lumber.
OF which the exports amounted to s40,-
100000. shows an advance OF 1914 per
cent: sawed timber. sls.ooo,ooo In
value. Elbows an advance OF 1923 per
cent; rosn amounting to over $ll,-
100000, shows an advance of 202.7 per
advance Of 24.a per cent, anthracite
coaf 1873 per cent. paratfin 25.6 per
cent, naxsced 266 per cent crude
mineral Oil 13 per cent, and phos-
pilates 3.2 per cent. increase in price
per unit OF quantity In 1907 over 1899.
In the few fully manufactured arti-
cles in which 1t is practicable to show
quantities as well as values, uncolored
cotton cloth, amounting to s14,00o,00O
in value. shows an advance OF ~ per
cent. in price per yard; tnrpentine,
amounting to s1O,ooo,ooo, an advance
of s8.s per cent; rails for railways. Al
per cent. Increase; structural iron and
steel. $40 per cent: boots and shoes.
80 per cent: cotton cloth (colored),
29.1 per cent: wire. 27.S per cent, and
illuminating oil an advance OF 10.5 per
cent. per unit OF quantity in 1907 COM
pared with 1899.
Big Money Makers.
Thus, in the great group foodstuffs,
aggregating about s40o.o00.000 in value.
the advance in price ranged from per
cent. in the case OF -four, Alb per cent.
in cattle. per cent in wheat, and IL
per cent In fresh beef, upward to So
per cent. In cotton-seed oil; only two
articles, lard and cotton-seed oil, show
ing more than so per cent. increase.
In the great group Of articles for use
in manufacturing. including under that
term raw material and partially manu-
featured articles, the dozen articles ag-
gregating over s70o,0o0,000 in value
show advances In price ranging much
higher than those in che group food
stuffs rosin showing an advance Of
202.7 per cent. in price per unit Of
quantity; sawed timber, 1929 per cent
cotton, which alone forms more thar
one -fourth Of the total exports, show.
an advance OF 92.7 per cent. in price
per pound; copper in pigs, bars etc.
an advance Of 5S.5 per cent; lumber
5S4 per cent; while bituminous coal
parafln, and f1axseed show advance:
of about rs per cent. and anthracite
coal, crude mineral oil. slaves and to-
bacco increases In price ranging below
20 per cent. per unit of quantity. Il
the group Of wholly manufactured ar
ticles, ready for consumption. turpen.
tine shows an advance OF IS per cent
in value, per unit of quantity, struo
tural iron and steel IS per cent. un'
colored bottom cloth 40 per cent. stee
rails ~ per cent. boots and shoes 81
per cent, colored cotton cloth 20 pal
cent, wire % per cent, and refined
mineral oil 10.5 per cent. in value pc
unit Of quantity.
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Rowan S. 9. Convention.

ttHE3= Especial tonne 'iirnoS- DISPATCH
SALISBURY N. c.. August 24---The
thirty-elghth annual convention OF
Rowan county Sunday-sch closed
a two days session at st. Paul's last
night, when It was decided to meet
next year at Thystyra, p. S. Carlton,
Of Salisbury, was elected president Of
the organization, and Rev. I. III, Spence.
of Cleveland, secratary The conven-
ton was largely attended.
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WILL DEDICATE TRINITY
LUTHERAN CHURCH TODAY

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatoh.l
WINCHESTER. VA, August 24.--
The fourth days session OF the vir-
ginia Synod Evangelical Lutheran
Church. in progress OF Stephens City.
was largely given over to educational
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25

The former owner and occupant, the
late Major Cyrus Bossieux. erected this
splendid home with an eye to comfort.
gard to cost, 1t being one of the best
built dwellings in this city,. Solid
stock brick walls, plate glass windows.
stone portico porch-all of the best
material obtainable It contains IA
rooms. high-pitched and all well
lighted: has furnace flues In addition
to latrohes and CRATE heat. Tho lot
alley, with large brick stable in rear
1t could easily be converted into flats
at moderate. cost, and Is an Ideal loca.
tion for a physician The location and
neighborhood is all that could be de-
sired for g. hona by the most fastidi-
Gus. EARLY possession If desired.
TERMS: Accommodating and an
houheed 81 BR s57si 81 co. Auctioneers
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
commencing ut 1O:3O o'clock.

BY direction OF Mr.. F. warbnrton,
who Is declining housekeeping, we viii
sell the entire furnishings ri his homo,
No. 8 South Jefferson. consisting OF
Handsome Willow and Mahogany
Rockers, Mahogany and Oak Centre
Tables. very Fine Curled Birch Bedroom
Suit With chairs and Tables to match;
Oak China Case, io-foot Oak Dining
Table. Dining Chairs, China and Glass
ware Handsome Copper Chatting Dish.
Clarke Jewel Gas Range. Ingram and
Brussels Carpets and Druggets. Parlor
and Bedroom Pictures. Lace Curtains,
Beautiful Chartered Oak Dresser,
CHARTERED Oak Washstand. with mir
ror top; Oak Chiffonnier, CHARTERED
Oak Bedroom Chairs, Mating, Blank
cts. Mattresses, Wood Heating Stoves
Cooking Vessels, etc.
SPECIALLY MENTIONED.
A very Beautiful Chippendala Hand
tsomely Inlaid Antique Mahogany Card
Table. four Beautiful Oil Paintings.
Ladies especially invited to attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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Aurtip1 5alas, future Daps,

THE FURNISHINGS OF NO. 8 SOUTH
JEFFERSON STREET AT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25

At the request OF Mr.. w. c. Grady,
who is retiring from housekeeping. we
Will sell at his residence, No. 1903
Park Avenue, on Il.
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auction &ales, future Daps..

FINE MODERN AND ANTIQUE FUR
NITURE ENGRAVINGS, BRUSSELS
CARPETS, UPRIGHT PIANO, CHINA,
ETC, AT AUCTION.
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It is learned that Engineer w. W. Rippey
nnc Conductor c.. NJ. Oakley, under indict-
iment for criminal carelessness In forgetting
meeting orders and causing tho Auburn
wreck of the Southern passenger and freight
Aycocls as counsel for8 their defense when
tn. case comes up at the September term OF
Wake County Court,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
SARGENT TO SELECT
NEW STATION SITE
immigration Commissions
Leaves Today for Gal
weston.

Frank F. Sargent, commissioner gen
eraI of immigration, leaves Washington
today for Galveston, where he will
select site for new immigration sta
tion, as provided for by Congress at its
last session. On his return trip he will
also stop at New Orleans and Charles
ton for the same purpose.
Congress made an appropriation of $50
eco for the erection of an immigration
station in each of those cities, provided
the cities would furnish suitable sites
1t is for the purpose of assisting in
making these selections that Mr.. Sar-
gent, together with Alfred Brooke Fry
and W. b. Window, composing the COM
mission recently appointed by Secretary
Straus. is making the Southern trip.
Mr.. Sargent, when seen by a Times
reporter yesterday, was not optimistic
over the Southern immigration situation.
You cannot expect men," he said, Ito
immigrate to the South for wages OF a
dollar a day when they can get two in
the North and West. Living conditions
also are so much better in the North
that laborers go there preferably. An
other reason why there is not more
immigration into the South is that
great deal of literature has been cir
oulated abroad ininical 20 that section,
and it Will take a long time to counter
act the effect of the impression this
has made. The South has a huge task
on it's hands in the matter of largely
increasing immigration, but 1 have no
doubt that it will work It out success
fully in due time"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
BUILDING ON 18TH AND H
FOR MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO

The Mutual Fire Insurance Company
has taken out a building permit for the
erection OF a three-story brick office
building at 1901 II street northwest, on
the lot recently purchased through the
office of Stone & Fairfax. The struc-
ture will cost about $4,000. Appleton
=. Clark, architect, designed the build
ing and prepared plans and sPecihca-
tions and the contract of construction
has bcen awarded TO Boryer & Smith.
The site of this new building is one on
which a grocery store has been con-
tinuOusly carried on for more than nifty
wears
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
FRONTAGE ON TWO STREETS
FAVORED BY MERCHANTS

The firms Of r. w. and ]. B. 'Hender-
son. which recently consolidated, will
erect two additional stories TO their
building at 1109 F street and will ex-
tend it through to G. street. Several
merchants have found it desirable to
have a frontage on both streets and
have secured it where possible, with
good results.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
TW0-ST0RY BRICK HOUSE
FOR JAMES A. TUMELTl

James A. Tumelty will have erected a
two-story brick dwelling at 26l6-26lS
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. The
contract calls for a cost of 5000. The
work of construction will be done by
W. S. Turner, after plans prepared by
Architect Charles A. Hardness. Plans
and specifications require the best work
and prompt completion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
ERECTING FOUR DWELLINGS
ON VIRGINIA AVENUE

N. L. Turner, builder, has commenced
the erection of four two-stOry brick
dwellings at 1905 to 1O11 Virginia avenue
southwest for George s. Fraser. They
are estimated to cost about $4,000, and
viii have all the requirements of mod
ern houses Frank H Jackson made
the plans for them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
For Sale-FarmS.

q ACRES Groom cottage; crops; horse.
wagon. COW, chickens. all ut SiSoo-
IS ACRES, near Lorton. Va; S-room house;
outbulldings. Price. 81 200.
% ACRES. 10 cleared; near Potomac river
wharf. school, and store, Northumberland
Co. Price, SLIGO; easy terms.
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
ROOM 2S 500 r fer6-s+
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PERMIT FOR FRAME HOUSE
TAKEN BY T. S. JONES

Twyman S. Jones he's taken out a
building permit through Inspector Ash
ford's Office, for the erection of a two
story frame dwelling on Eighth street
near Hampton road. in the county. The
cost is placed at S1,S00. and Mr.. Jones
is named as both architect and builder
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
PLANNING FOR ALTERATIONS
INK STREET APARTMENTS

julius Wenig. architect, has prepared
the plans for extensive alterations ana
additions which the Henry A Clark
estate desires TO make 10 the apartment
house at iii X street northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
Wanted-Su Suburban.

WANTED-At once. suburban home for year
round. six rooms; modern improvements.
BrightwcOd preferred. Apply A n. FISHEL.
TBS It'll St nv. II
WANTED-To buy house OF six TO eight
rooms in Puburbss vicinity OF Chevy Chase
Mt Pleasant. or on Tenleyoovn electric road /;
describe improvements, size ate, Of grounds
ONCE II
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For Exchange.

new six-room frame de-
tached house, PetwoTth, d. c.: will sell
equity OF $1,000. easy terms. or trade for
ground In good renting section suitable for
small houses Address owner. BOX 159. Times
Office. iel2-7t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS.

Located at the intersection OF Massachusetts,
and Wisconsin avenues adjacent to Friend
ship" south CT Cleveland Park. with an ele-
walton OF 200 feet al city conveniences.
sewer, water, and gas free to purchasers;
streets now graded. rnacadamized. walks laid
and beautiful shade trees fully grown. &c 10
&c per snuRre foot 800 cash. so monthly, or
Is cash: balance annually. Write phonr
or call for plat and information. WILLIAM
T. MATTESON. 6l7 and els Colorado Bids.
Phone Main $3.50. Rp15eod-tf
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For SaIe-Suhurban.
BARGAIN AT TAKoSIA PARK ND.

u farD 10 any Part OF cityD
e. 600 for new i0-room residence. ~ suuarcs
from cars all modern improvements. porCe-
lain bath. cellar furnace heat. I've rooms
on LIST and five on ID feOr: attic. lO- 5ox159
CO. 6eI 18th nv. 5elG-tf
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FOR SALE

81. 10O-TWO-stOry brick NV: rent. SEQ.
N,55O-Six-rOom house NV: rent. $1250
Sl,6oO-25th 81. NV. 6r. and W; rent So 30.
H.7Jo each-Two Groom bricks, y. II. ave. /;
rent. $3.50.
$500 cash viii buy two-family apart
ment on Dumbarton ave NV: II rooms. 2
tiled baths; rent. So. Price. 8. 500.
S4,o00-Near 18th and p ste. NV; 6 rooms
and bath
s5.2oO-Near lst and r SITS. NV; s rooms,
bath. and finished attic
S6.500-Harvard st NV. near 18th. rooms
bath. and finished attic. loo cash.
$,500-Harvard ST. NV, near 18th; 20
rooms and bath.
SI,50e-Corner house in NV. four squares
nom War Department 10 rooms and bath:
trust. 5000. per cent
S,5e0-COrner store and dwelling. NV sec
ton. near Pa ave-. three-story brick; 5
rooms and store
Ss,0oo-Irving. near 18th NV; 10 rooms and
bath stone front.
SllW0-Irving near 18th; u rooms. baths
SH.efl-Ten two-story brick houses on
corner three streets; on car line: one a
store and dwelling: always rented
ADAM J. DICKHAUT,
1915 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
II
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North Cheaapeake beach Ma

4-room cottage; lot 5Oxl50; clear title: built
last year: directly facing BAY: compIete. ftJt-
nished, ready 20 occupy. fine bathing nsh-
ing. fand Grabbing; boats and nets: all for
$500 bargain for quick buyer: come out sun
day or inquire SIS 7th 81. NV jel4-st
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16

S3005-central NORTHWEST; three-story
brick. containing rooms. sewer and water.
VIII rent for $3.50; good home for small
family; good investment
THOS. J. FISHER & co. OncO.
1914 + st NV II
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For SaIe-LotS.

OWNER LEAVING CITY win sell large lot
IN suburbs, within ten minutes OF city at
a sacrifice for cash OF easy payments A
dress BOX 1ss. Times Office. tels-st
FOR SALE-EaEy terms. beautiful corner
lot. Northwest. I5x11O TO alley. 15-foor park
Ing; one square from two car lines; opposite
Government reservation; wanted. an orer
Apply 70 OWNER, Mills and Randall ayes.
Langdon- Sel5-gt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16

S5.5OO-In Mt Pleasant: 500 cash. bal
ance So per month; rooms and bath: close
70 18th St and 18th st. cars. This Is your
opportunity.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16

FOR SALE-CHEAP-A desirable building lot
at College Park. Nd. viii be sold at a bar
gain % quick purchaser. Apply to A Y
MATTlNGLY. southeast corner I'd ana z
stA Atelt-st
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
Wanted-ApartmentS.

WANTED-During summer months. a fur
nished apartment OF three rooms; reason
able terms. Address BOX 17o, Times Office
jeI4-3t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16

s5.50o-Near 18th and NV: splendidiy
built brick residence: lot lsx99: side and
rear alleys This is a bargain FOR some one.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16

4270-IDEAL for poultry; So acres, Il IN wood /:
springs and stream. Or. house, cellar corn
COW, and poultry house. stable; nice orchard
OF assorted fruit good shade; mile from rail-
road s. minutes city. Bargain az 81 zoo
THE SOULE Co, $50 La ave. teI5-tf
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Colonial Beach.

COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-FIve-room fur
nIshed cottage; fruit and shade trees; season.
s65. Apply zoe st. Ew- te15-2t
HANDSOME COTTAGE. furnished, only $50
season. DIEKHART. Sls Virginia ave. sw.,
or Beach. 1eI5-St
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16

MUST SELL. great bargain: business prop
erty in suburbs, nine rooms: stable; lot 34xl50:
s., 500; one car fare. Apply 10 owner. ISL Q st
NV. upstairs. 1el5-2t
FOR SALE-At Herndon. Va beautiful
place, u acres. 12-rOom house; fine water
and fruit; price. 5000; farm OF $50 acres
improved. $500 Store and dwelling In Lou
doun Co.; price. $500. J. W. BAUCKNAN q.
SON, Herndon. Va. 1eI4-st
BERWYN BARGAINS-About acres CT
house, barn, chicken house; fruit; s.. 500: 500
cash, balance monthly Neat cottage 5
acres, sseoi 800 cash. SI2 monthly New 6r
house, large lot. $3.50: easy terms Nearly
acre. 6r- house. close % trolley 81 900,
$500 cash. SO monthly Oflce at trolley sta
ton Ask for Mr.. J. G. LOyFI.ESS our rem
resentative. who win show YOU around
THE SOULE CO, Inc. go La ave
1e15-2t
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Fer Sale-Houses.

THOS. J. FISHER & CO Qnc).
l4l4 r IT, NV.
Your ind the best
buying opportunities on
sur lists OF home properties,
business properties and
investment properties
WE DIRECT ATTENTION TO THESE SPE
CIAL PROPERTIES AT SPE-
GAL PRICES:
1900 FOR GROOM FRAME HOUSE In
Northwest; lot 50xl5O It.; fronting on
two streets: room for six houses: will
trade FOR 5000 house in Northwest and
pay difference.
$500 CASH AND $50 PER MONTH. in
GLIDING all interest. taxes. insurance, and
other charges, VIII buy an up-to-date
vestisste THIS pr position.
$500 FOR HOME on COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS s rooms and bath on two
floors hot-water heat; is feet 'front.' I'M
mediate possession
81. 500 FOR HOUSE IN NORTHEAST,
renting for 5000 per month. 6-ro0m
and bath brick: nearly new: good white
tenants good home or a good invest
ment.
s415O FOR 7-RoOM HOUSE in Mt.
Pleasant, lot 125 II. deep. This house
is In good condition Former price, 81, 900
$500 for brown-stone house on Co
LUMBIA HEIGHTS, near 18th 81. Con-
tains 10 rooms and tiled bath. Large lot.
Southern exposure.
THOS. J. FISHER & co. Qnc.),
1914 F ST. NV. II
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WANTED-To buy or rent small nome in
suburbs. d. c. preferred. Address BOX 49,
Times Office. tel5-5t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16

TWO six-rOOm houses; cabinet mantels; slid
ing DOORS front, side. and back porches;
well on porch; grades school and churches.
cars 10 18th 81. and Pennsylvania ave two
squares from houses. Address BOX 1S3,
Times Office. jeI5-3t
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A PRETTY SUBURBAN HOME.

Only s.. 100. on easy terms, IN Falls Charch.
Va A charming 1-roOm dwelling = acre:
hedge, fruit. nice lawn. shade; only a step
20 electric cars. - minutes 10 city. $50 cash
and balance on your own terms
Herbert q. Hopkins, "a Traders 8k. big.
felg-gt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16

s4.l5O FOR 7-RoOM HOUSE in Mt
Pleasant, lot I25 II. deep. This house
Is in good condition. Former price, 81, 500
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Wanted--H0uSe&

WILL PAY CASH for a small brick house
on street. price ranging from 81. 200 to 81 500.
give number and amount rent Address BOX
1s5, Times Office. jeI6-St
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16

FOR SALE-S2, 500 on terms. 500 cash. bal
ance monthly; pretty two-story 6-room and
bath brick on corner in good section ne.
COLLINS-GUERRY CO.. 621 18th 81. NV.
1e15-tr
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16

$500 for brOwn-stone house on Co
LUMBIA HEIGHTS, near 18th ST Con
tains 10 rooms and tiled bath. Large lot.
Southern eNpOsure.
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$1,000.
A. S. CAYW00D,
933 MYTH ST. ". W.

FOR SALE-Ballston. Va; % minutes 10
White House, minutes 10 cars 1e-rOom
house 4o-foot south porch seven lots center
BallstOn. all kinds fruit fine garden and
land: S2.70e; part time no monthly payments
F A COGSWELL, Ballston p. o., Va
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16
FOR SALE

THOS- J. FISHER & co. Qnc.),
1914 r st NV II
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-06-16

$500 FOR HOME on COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS; s rooms and bath on two
floors hot-water heat; is feet 'front.' I'M
mediate possession