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, 1907-09-26
TWO RAILROAD COMPANIES IN
ALASKA IN BLOODY coNTEN-
TloN FOR POSSESSION
OF A CANON.

One Man Killed and Three Others MAY
Die, One Force Under Former
United States Marshal Firing on
Other From Ambush-Man Held
for Extradition for Alleged Rob-
berry of Mexican Mails Discharged.
, 1907-09-26
MAN WHO SUCCESSFULLY GRASP
ED REINs OF GOVERNMENT
FROM poWIE IS HIM
SELF oUsTEp.

Loses Option on Lands in New Mexico
He Expected to Secure for New
Colony and Says He viii Buy
Other Lands Near Zion-Negro
Settlement Projected in Riverside
and San Diego Counties, California
, 1907-09-26

Daily Republican. SO cents a month.
, 1907-09-26

Harry Langheldt, chief clerk ! the
,+sco of District Foreman ]. W. High
, 1907-09-26
To COME
IN 1903
SIR THOMAS Upton HOPES TO
HAVE BOAT AT SANDY HOOK
FOR ANOTHER TRY At
THE TROPHY.

Bitterly Disappointed at Future Of New
York Yacht Club to Accept His Re-
cent Challenge, But Will Have His
Designer Come to Londo, for Con.
suitation With View to Entering
With N%inetyfoot Boat.
, 1907-09-26

you know. is running from Walcott to
Saratoga, making a vast difference in
that section of the state"
, 1907-09-26
Warranty Deed Filed.

The warranty deed from Joseph Lob
lein and wife to A. w. Augspurger, for
lot 7, block 213, for $500, was filed
for record today. This sale has been
previously noted in these columns.
Court House Notes.
Judge Carpenter went to Cheyenne
yesterday afternoon.
Sheriff Bath is looked for from Den.
yer tonight.
The tax books are about two weeks
ahead Of last years record.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-29

Secretary Atkinson, who is a men,
| Der of the Board of Immigration, is
convinced that there is a crisis in i'm
migration affairs, and further that an
obligation rests with the planters to
take action for relieving a grave sit
edges that the Government has no
light part to perform in meeting it's
responsibility for solving the problem.
AS the Secretary of Hawaii views the
question. the immediate duty of the
hour is to keep Europeans from leav-
ing the islands faster-as the fact is
they are doing-than at great expense
other Europeans are being brought in.
On the part of the planters Mr.. At
kinson would have at least a portion
of their liberal outlay for securing
European labor applied to the employ
ment at holding wages and the DOM
telling of the European labor already
here.
II think that the crisis in immigra-
ton matters has been reached Mr..
Atkinson said yesterday, and that
some action, and very decisive action,
must be taken Immediately.
Here the Portuguese are leaving
four hundred last Alameda and four
hundred to follow next Alameda. Do
you know what that means? 1t is
that in four trips of the San Francisco
steamer as many Portuguese will have
left as were brought here by the Suv-
eric at 2 cost of $4,000. d
when you have a crisis I believe in
facing it. If the remedy is severe let
it nevertheless be adopted. 1t stands
to plain arithmetic that if they con-
tinue TO leave at the present rate, the
Territory will soon be depleted of its
Continued on Page Seven.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-29
FEDERATION
MEETING
1t Discusses Local Op.
ton Bill at Some
Length.

A large number OF HCnolulu's influen-
tia. citizens attended the adj ,urneI
annual meeting of the c vic Fedora
ton. last night. at the Y. VI. c. \. hall.
The principal business of the even
ing was the eiection of an executive
committee for the ensuing year. and
the appointment of a committee to
consult with Chairman Rawlins Of the
House Judiciary committee. in regard
to the local option bill 1t is thought
likely that the local option bill as pre-
sented by Senator Dickey, will not be
acted upon as it stands, but VII be in
corporated with the liquor dealers bill.
The committee will endeavor to show
Chairman Rawlins that the people want
local option and that the Federation
but voices the general sentiment when
it asks that boon.
The meeting was called to order by
President Castle at ten minutes past
eight Secretary Towse read his report
and as there We're no corrections. the
motion was seconded which placed it
on file.
AS the chairman of the membership
committee was absent. the secretary
was asked to tell briefly a little con-
cerning the membership of the Fed
Federati tons books, and all but twenty
members have paid their dues. AS the
expenses have not been heavy, the Fed
Grafton is on a firm financial footing.
A few of the members resigned be-
Continued on Page Four)
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Waimea. Kauai. March %. 1907


Waimea. Kauai. March %, 1907.
Editor Advertiser: I see in the Ad-
yertiser of the 21st inst. that Mr.. Hol-
Ioway is ready to meet Patterson. You
may say that Patterson is ready to
meet Mr. Holloway. Mr.. Holloway
says that my statement in regard to
the Public Works putting up pictur-
esaue report for Mr.. Kellogg is absurd
Mr.. kellogg is still alive and this can
be proven Mr.. Holloway may try to
get out of it by calling the report some
thing else Now as to the wall in the
inner toe if there was no wall called
for by the department and no plans
for it, why did the engineer in charge
set the stakes and draw the lines and
go so far as to have the trench dug to
put the wall in, and leave me there to
guard it and see if it was started as it
should be, and as they interpreted
the specifications. l say that wall was
started. and an awful debate there was
over it. This can be proven by every
truthful party concerned in the dam
structure / am ready to be cross
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-29
Mr.. PATTERSON FREES HIS
MIND ABOUT NUUANU DAM

examined and the more the better. so
the public may know of the rotten
work. / also say the dam has been
condemned as fair and honest as it
could be, and by the man of their own
choice. There are other pencil (red)
marks on the working plan. One is
an extra core wall just behind the big
spring under the inner toe, which there
was no provision made for in the orig
ilaI plans. If their gatehouse sight
was not condemned why did they
change it?
1 accuse no one of malicious intent
but lack of knowledge. My fight is
for the public, and 1 will fight it To
the finish. People, stop and think
what bright outlook it is, according
to their own statement. There will be
N store 4500O0.000 gallons Of water in
the basin. This is not a pleasant
thought to go to sleep on. That much
water stored above your dwelling-and
also three other reservoirs that would.
probably break should the large one
give away. Look at it fair and square;
it is not pleasant to have inexperienced
men build a reservoir of this capacity
above life and property.
Respectfully.
W. r. PATTERSON.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-29
Morning Session.

The notice of the signing of the joint
resolution providing for the appoint
ment of a tax commission was sent
down in a letter from the Governor
himself, the honor this time having es-
capped the Secretary. House Bill 72,
Act 35. was also signed. This makes
parents responsible for nonattendance
at school of their children.
A communication from the Senate
was read informing the House that
the Senate had reversed itself on sus-
tanning the Governors veto on Senate
Bill 50 and had now overriden the veto.
This veto was sustained in the House
on Wednesday,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-29
LANAI TRIP IS
AGAIN POSTPONED

The visit of the Lanai investigation
committee to- the discussed island has
again been postponed, this time until
Friday of next week.
The MoIokai visit viii be made this
week, however, the committee and a
number of others leaving tomorrow
evening at seven o'clock and returning
on Monday morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-29
KUROKI FOR JAMESTOWN.
TOXIC March 2oGeneral Kuroki will represent Japa-
army a Jamestown Exposition.
AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT.

Corbm Banking assigned
Fitzgerald, the examination Of Thaw
CHICAGO 2s-Foryhve
to be
Telephone indictments bbng
the Supervisors.
PAUL, Supreme
stocks which action
snoined General
FRANCISCO found Thr
Saturday Detweer capitalist
incorporators bbng
!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-29
SUICIDE OF A WELL
KNOWN CINCINNATAN

CINCINNATI March 2oW A. Proctor the millionaire pre-
dent of Proctor Gamble is dead from selfnficted bullet
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-29
HEARST WANTS $2,5OO,O00
DAMAGES FOR LIBEL

CHICAGO, March 2e-Wiliam r. Hearst has filed FIVE
Of S5ooooo each against the Chicago Tribune for libel
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-29
CRAB BILL
IS PASSED
A Reconsideration Nav
Be Moved
Today.
HoUsEITHIRTY-FIRsT DAY,

The amendment to the County Act
providing bigger salaries for county
officials was passed for the third read
ing in the House yesterday, but the
opponents the measure have not
yet given up hopes of defeating it and
may move for reconsideration today.
The majority in the House is reported
to be against the bill, but allowed it
to go through with the expectation of
having the Senate kill the most OBJ
noxious items. In return they have
tacitly agreed to go after the salaries
of the Territorial officials.
The members of the House are get
ing weary of hearing Kaniho on the
necessity Of repairing the Kau lava
flow road damage with Territorial
funds Yesterday afternoon the mem
bers had all business cleared up before
o clock, but had to listen to a long
harangue from the member from Ko-
hala, who succeeded in wasting more
than an hour of the House s time in
meaningless argument over rules. Ka-
niho S persistence is worthy of better
cause
Sheldon has brought another bill in
to the House to bring about the cleo
tion of road supervisors He also is
persistent and tiresome.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-29
OLD CLAIMS REVIVED.


The Finance committee reported on
a petition presented by Sheldon, which
asked on behalf of sixty-six persons
for a refunding of license taxes paid
by them in 1900, after the Organic Act
had gone into force. The committee
reported the advisability of tabling the
petition until a bill was introduced to
pay the entire amount of these claims,
some S4S,558.75.
Sheldon wanted to know when such
a bill could be expected and Rice told
him he didn't know.
Rice, who had left the chair to pre-
sent this report, said that these claims
had been presented before and that
until the Legislature wanted to pay
them all it could not pay portion of
them.
Sheldon concurred in this and moved
the adoption of the report.
The Judiciary committee recon-
mended the passage of Rawlins' bill
to provide for a legal change of name,
of Sheldon's bill requiring the taking
down in writing of inquest evidence
and of Senator Smiths bill providing
for the payment of public accountants
of claims in favor of the Territory
ulAoEI I3IottSl-
Less favorable was the report on Ka-
niho's amendments to the election
avs, which was picked as full of holes
as a colander and recommended that
It be tabled. The committee saw only
one good feature in the bill, that al
owing a transfer of a voter from one
precinct 10 another when residence has |
Deen changed since the registration, |
put this good feature was spoiled by |
he same section allowing the person |
registered to keep possession of the |
affidavit made before the Board of |
2egistra ton.
This bill seeks to make the Secre- |
airy of the Territory the chief instruc-
or in the matter of marking ballots !
nd it has been unofficially remarked |
hat a clause should have been added |
making an addition to Secretary At
,inson's title of "chief instructor in
oting and pure politics.
Mahoe asked that this report be laid
yer for Kaniho's return in justice to
i'm.
sheldon thought that the committee
Continued on Page Three.)
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INVESTIGATING DAKOTA'S LOSS.

SEATTLE, March 2o-An official investigation
the Northern Pacific liner Dakota begun here.
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RAILROAD CATASTROPHE
ON SOUTHERN PACIFIC

COTTON Cal, March 2o-A Southern Pacific Bound
Overland into open switch frightful
Twenty eight killed
mostly Italians
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Towns Bombarded and
Many Atrocities
Committed.
ASSOCIATED Press Cabiegrams.)

BUCHAREST, March 2o--The situa-
ton in some of the Roumanian provinces is
growing worse. There are daily encounters
between peasants and troops in which many
peasants are killed. Three villages have been
bombarded. Terrible atrocities have been COM
mitted. The authorities are adopting severe
measures
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RAILWAY PEACEMAKERS.

WASHINGTON, March as-Chairman Knapp and Com
Neil Chicago they try to prevent
a strike the Western railroads.
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HONDURAN CAPITAL ABANDONED

SAN SALVADOR, March 2o-The Honduran forces have
abandoned their capital recaptured Comyagua.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-11
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SLAE- ORANGE GROVE.

FOR sALE-NINE ACRES, LOCATED AT HOL-
lister, Putnam County, Fla. On Atlantic Coast
Line r. T. y miles from palatka, junction Of four
railroads: four acres in cultivation TO oranges
peaches grapes plums and pears; 800 grange trees.
20 now bearing: nice six-rOnm house grove. Ap-
ply HENRY OHAGAN, 5l7 18th st. NV, Wash
ingtOn, D. c. sel0-3t
The Washington herald., 1907-09-11
THE PLAZA.
FLATS FOR RENT.

FLAT FOR RENT-THREE ROOMS AND BATH /;
third floor, steam heat: so 40 NV soT-U
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N b-FoiioHlIg schedule figures published only -
information and are not guaranteed.
= 90 a. m.-DanViile and way stations
80 a. m--HaTrisonDurg and way stations.
30 a. m.-sleepers and coaches 10 Atlanta ana
Aew Orleans. Sleeper to Columbus Ca Dining Car.
'uzo a. m--SieepoTs and coaches % Columbia.
Savannah. and Jacksonville Dining Car.
1as9l p. m--Hsuisonburg and way stations.
= - ?. m.-CharOttesYilie. Naueut0n and EsT
stations Srasburg week days.
-6.i5 ,. m.-aSeopeTs and CUaCLGs 70 Atlanta SU1s
1T Route T0urst Sleeper 20 Francisco tT-Heskly.
go ?. m.-SieepTs and coaches 70 Charlotte. Co
luinbia, and Augusta. Dining Car
1913 3. m.-SloeBes aud coaches lEia Lynchhurg
and Bristol to ChattaHoosas Memphis. and New Or
leans Dining Car
'1lA0 p. m.-Ne# York and Nsw Orleans Limited.
Solid Pgllman to Ashegiile. Atlanta. Birmingham.
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars. Din
ing Car
Note-'Daily. WEEK days
Through trains fTOm the South arrive Washington
Z 80 345 and SOS a. n 80 q SIS u33. ans
j 80 p u. daily. Local trains from Hariso2bgTg-
z . p n week days and I'D ?. n daily; uols
Charlottesville. s16 g. m daily.
Frequent trains 10 and igum Bluemont.
Ticket Ofhces 10 18th s., 81 Pa ave-. and Penn
sylFania Station.
&. Il. ACkERT g. II. HARDWICK,
Y. 2. q Cen Mgr. Pass. Traf ME.
". h. TAYLOE, C. p. a. L s. BROWN, Q. a.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

North Randle Highlands-U. S. Realty Company 70
Clifton S. Johns lot % block 5ls, So
South Brookand- William ". Price ct III. to
Annie F. Williams lot TO- block Is. 500.
street southeast, between Thirteenth and -Four
teenth stTeets-Hsny Wsriman TO Herman and
Mary + Williams, lot B square lO44 SO.
West Eckington-Hauy Wardman to Harry W.
Swami. lot Sc. block s. SO
No. 1907 Emerson street n0rtheast-8lary J. Stacy
70 James W. HaTbaugh. trustee. lot & square
1929, SO
Tunlaw Heights and Durleith-Jane Vause to Wash
ington Loan and Trust Company, trustee, lots s.
8. 7, block 5, Tunlaw Heights. and lot g. block
49, Burleith, SO
No I6l Hickman street southeast-Irene r. Williams
et al. TO Fred S Young lot g. square 7S6. SO.
X street northwest between Twenty sixth and Twen-
ty-seYenth streets-Ellen Hallaun TO Ellen r.
senstaok, west one-haI lot ls square 5, $40.
DeanWOod Heights-John ". Gregory et ux 10
Robert ". Gillian. lot Is. block IS So Frank
Gaines ct ux to Thomas II. Jones. lot %. square
L, SIC.
E street northeast between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets-James B. Russell TO S. Joseph Rips. lot
0l square 1905 SO.
Deanwood Heights-John ". Gregory ct ux at JOh.s
". Oldham. lot l3 and H. square u. SO.
West Bloomingdale-E Eugene Buch e ux. to George
II. Rucker lot % block J. SO.
Connecticut avenue extended-HenTy ROzeT Duany
ct al receivers 10 Joseph Hainen, part lots l03
and lu3. square L5Ii. NOOdey Park, 5000. Same
to Mary N. Stewart, part lots l0i and l05 square
Z3oi Woodley PARK. 6. $3.50
CLARK Aills Estate-John L. KnOpp e ux to Glen
eut r. Nenabe. lot l. Sl00
NJ IT'S II street northWest-AmpahOe Realty Com
psny TO Constance G. Crichton, lot 6. square IL.
Sl9Eo. Ellery c. Benson e ux. TO same, lease
hold interest In property. 500
PetWoTth-Isaac T. Bryant q uN~ 70 George W.
and Jeanette Smith, lot a. block - So
No. l5l5 Maryland avenue northeast-Annie T.
Brown et vr, Henry F., TO Peter w Price lot
5. square south of lo2l, SO
The Washington herald., 1907-09-11

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of Ignatius Belt; viii dated June q, 1905.
fled with petition for probate. Attorney, George
{. Gertman.
Estate Of Frank Kappel: viii admitted TO probate
and letters testamentaTy granted 10 Anna kapDel;
bond $6o. Attorney ". II. NARROW. j..
Estate Of Charles Davies VIII admitted TO prObate
and letters testamentary granted 20 Louisa NJ.
DaTiesi bond. 500 Attorneys. Birney & WOOdard-
Estate Of Sophia Arendes; order to pay interest
Attorneys Wolf & Rosenberg
Estate Of Amanda s. Hosmer; petition for probate
Of Will fled Attorney. W. D. Dayidge.
In re Frances r. Heath ct al order to remove
securities.
Estate Of Frank B. MacAboy: order to employ
counsel. Attorneys. Edmund Burke and Lawrence
Huity.
Estate Of Mary Murphy win dated March Is,
1857 filed
Estate q Sey NJ. Stern petition for letters Of
administration fled. Attorney. Julius /. Peyssr.
Estate q Augustus 5. Bryan; petition for pro
bate Of win filed Attorney, ]. NJ. Vale.
Estate Of Johanna Collins; viii dated October II.
1905, filed
In Kathleen Cannon; order 70 expend $50 to
send child 10 school Attorney. Charles ". Dan.
Estate Of William B. Kirtley; wiz dated August
80, 1907. hled. with petition for probate Attorney,
William Henry Dennis
The Washington herald., 1907-09-11
CHESAPEAKE Z OEIO RAILWAY.

Scl@dule il effect Julg -. 1871
200 p. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS, week
dsys-St0ps at principal points in Virginia Vssti-
bus train: standard coaches pariOr car 70 Hinton.
handled IN No. Is from Gord0nsyiLle which las
Ia carte parl0T car and connects az CoTington foE
Virginia Bot Springs Pullman Sleepers Clifton
Forge 10 Louisville. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. ST
Louis. and Chicago
saa T. M-NEW G. & o. LIMITED, Daily
Fast vestbuie train. stops cnly az GOrdousyils
Charlottesville. Staunton. Clifton FoJse and Cow
inEton Va: White Sulphur Roncsverts. and HIM
ton W. Va. Pullman sleepeTs 70 Lexington, Louis
VILE Cincinnati Indianapolis. 81. LOUIS. and Chr
cago. Dining cars. IA carte service One night ont
nI0 z. Nj. +. V LIMITED. Daily-S0lid
Eestibule train. Pullman sleepsTs 70 Cincinnati,
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment sleeping
car 70 Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining cars
a Ia carte service. Slceper Ci2Cinnati to Chicago
and ST. Louis, and Louisville 70 Memphis, Nashville.
and Southwest
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake ana Ohio
Offices 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue GO 18th street. near
F. and Sixth Street Station. Telephones Main s75l
FOR Pennsylvania r. r. Cab Service and Main l5s5
for c & o. Ticket 0flcs.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUAR-
termaster, Walter Reed Army General
Hospital. Takoma Substation, Wishing
ton. D. C., September Z, ls07.-Sealed pro-
pOsals, in triplieate, subject TO usual con-
diuOns. will be received here until II 80
o'clock a. M, standard time. SEPTEM-
BIER .. 1851. for the construction, includ-
ing plumbing, gas-piping. and electric
lighting. OF g double set OF Hospital
Corps Sergeants' Quarters. at Walter
Reed Army General Hospital, Washing
ton, d. c. Plans, specifications, blank
proposals, and further information fur
nished on application. A deposit Of $3.50
required for drawings and specifications
Deposit will be returned TO bidder on re-
turn Of drawings here United States re-
serves right to reject or accept any or all
bids or any part thereof. Proposals to
be marked Proposals for Sergeants Quar-
ters" and addressed 10 MAI. J. T.
CRABBS. Q. n se7.9,10, 20.H
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TRANS.PAGlfIG MAILS,

japan, Korea, China. and Philippine Islands. va
Seattle close here daily az 6 80 %. m up to sep
tember p. for dispatch by steamer Tosa Maus.
Japan, Korea, China and Philippine Islands, via
Seattle. close here daily st $50 ,. "a. MP % Sep
tembcr l6 Cor dispatch hy steamer ShaWmut.
Hawaii. japan. Korea China. and Philippine IS
lands. via san Francisco. close here daily at So
p. m up TO September T. for dispatch by steamer
Korea
japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands. va
Vancouver ard Victoria, L. c. close here daily
at 30 p m, up % September . t0r dispatch ~
steamer Empress Of japan.
Hawaii. Japan. Korea, and China. via san Fran
cisco. close here daily @. ESQ .. H. MP 10 Sep.eIE.
Der e. for dispatch by steamer america AlarB.
Hawaii Guam ard Philippine Islands. via san
Francisco close here daily at % r. n. up 20 Sep
tember o. for dispatch by United States transport.
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EOR SALE-AT BERWYN-A REAL BARGAIN
Dcnt chase rainbow ads but come right 20 ms
Office. Beautiful 4ro0m cottage; large hall. garet:
hill acre fUIit-gTuWng garden. Must sell: s. GO.
terms 20 ssit- rooms; shade outbuildings; SisH.
any reasonable terms A cincl-5 rooms and bath
3 30. All on electric line. WA DE MOTTE,
Berayu Nd sel0-3t
PRETTY. NEW. GROOM HOUSE; BATHROOM;
handsomely papercd; latrobe: sabinet mantsl:
600 feet ground room for large garden, chickens
and fruit; at Bervyn: only SLse. THE SOULE
co 0ncl. GD Ia ave. se5-tf
PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS. TO &C PER
foot. at MI. Rainier Nd. on Zsih and Gth sts.
near Il. l. ave; District Line sta l fare; high and
healthy small monthly payments J. c. ROGERS
The Washington herald., 1907-09-11

QUICKLY IN COLUMNS OF

pany. 10 secure American Security and Trust
Company. $1,000, years. 5 per cent. semi-an-
aually, lot g.
Clark Mills Estate-John L. Kn0pp et Tx. 10
Charles II. Saxton and Frank +. Rapp 10 Sc
cure o, L, Putnam, Sl.as6. / year PCT cent,
serni-annuslly lot II
Pe;worth-GeoTge W. Smith ct ux. 70 Norman L,
Sansbugy and Joseph b. Bowling. to secure
Isaac II. Bryant. S.z00 / to 81 months. per
CIT. seai-anlually lot "A. block "A.
Padsworth-Aary Z. Riordan ct rir Forrest H.. TO
5. Percy Thompson aud Charles p. Stone. 70
secure Harry WaFdman 500 ! year per cent
semi-annually lot l5 square 2s25
Square lel5-Annie ROache ct rir. James TO Joseph
]. Weller and Burr ~ Edwards. to secure Rob
ert r. sahorney, $50. 1 year. per cent, semi
annually, lot ll2
Square south Of l0g7-GregoT NJ Nix ct ux. to
Wharton f. Lester and Michael J. Colbert 70
secure National Permanent Building Association.
$500. lot Z Same 70 Wharton f. Lester and
J. Clarence Price 20 secure Alexander Ebert,
$500. i 10 g months, per cent. same property.