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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-12

have a library and you may gamble
on that! When the ladies OF this
town make up their minds to go az
ter anything in earnest they mean
business and as general thing they
get what they want. Keep your eye
on the Culture club"
For the benefit Of the c,u,tnra
club said Fattv az can he soid that
Mr.. Ewing A. Walker had some cor.
respondence months aeo with !.
representative Of Mr. carnaois y
that gentlemen wrote Mr. wan.
what could he done in ,tbe matter
Of putting nm 1;brarv build;no hare
and it is possible that the letter
could he secured ~. : 81. H., = ~
give some idea as to what can be ex-
pected from the Carnegie end as TO
the library building, proper"
1T would be good nlan for tho
Culture club to appoint n regular ~.
brary Committee said The Man
from the East. s.and that committee
sentiment of the public as to lib
rary and as to what can be secured
In the way of support for the institu-
tiOn IT vii also 1oolr into Tho r,<x,cs
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-12
A Sharp Answer.

A Sharp Answer.
Is 1T fanciful to trace some of
Rudyard Kipling's brusquer traits, to
a maternal grandfather, the Rev.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-12

more than that, my friend. said
Badly, "the fact that these ladies
have gone into the matter at all,
shows that Hattiesburg is going to
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-12

NORTH.
SOUTH.
n
49,:

a Meridian, and Northeastern.
with A. Meridian ycksburg, I'm
No. with A. ", Meridian vcksbug pm
No connects with M & o. north, 30 St Louis
( No. with NJ & o. north, $3.50
No. Connects with M. O., south,
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-12

with all the work attached to the
ndertaking to build the library
said The Man fromthe East, ''the la
dies will find great deal of pleasure
in the effort for the social events and
functions necessary in such move
ment as this will furnish many enter
tainments that will not be forgotten
very easily"
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Il see that the Culture club, an
organization made up Of some Of the
most refined women of Hattiesburg,
has taken up the discussion of the
need of public library here" said
Badly, "and it is to be hoped that
since that club has put its hand to
the pillow there will be no let up in
its efforts until something is really
done in the matter"
IF ever there was place where a
library was actually needed it is
Hattiesburg," said Fatty, "and it is
blessed thing that somebody has
actually made a start in an agita-
ton to get one. It is said that Uncle
Andy Carnegie long ago made an
offer to aid the city in building a
home for the library, but there the
matter ended and it is to be regret
ted that SO much valuable time has
been allowed to elapse without an
organized and persistent effort being
made to interest the general public
in the question"
1T is a reflection on existing con
ditions in Hattiesburg when the
subject of library fails to interest
any one but very few of the thou
sans of good people resident in this
CITY," said The Man from the East
"and the fact that the Culture club
has taken the question in hand shows
that its membership resents this re-
Election and proposes to give all the
possible aid to the building of such a
public institution"
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did on the Streets.

The cooler days Of fall are here,
Hog-killing time has come
With chilins, brains and spare-ribs
dear
Well sure be eating some!
Old fashioned 'husking-bees" are gone
gone
With other customs DEAR
But there remains, tho allalone,
Hog-killing time o'year!
p. Devil.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-12

"The Culture club has the matter
in hand-that settles the library
said Badly, for the members of chat
club will carry through anything they
undertake, SO we can safely leave the
library to them. In the meantime let
us go for a walk and pick out site
for the building" And with fresh CT
gars the friends strolled out to the
streets to mingle with the throng.
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Another committee which ought
to be appointed when the club has
really started in to work on the Ii
brary fund, is an entertainments
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-29

good jobs the Panama Canal are all filed but any
wants to dig probably get on the payroll.
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A MENACE TO SMALL Agriculture.

made extensive tests of coffee fruit and vegetable
the
doing damage people
the
Irwin
be
pleasantly
northwest specialized
had be valuable
But which, applied, would
of incompatible melons
of of
of troubles will
the Irwin valuable
of the
is
legislative
To for it. ought
of the parasites would be honored Why
mott this frst2
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vad0r Rodriguez is the brother OF a
SaIvadorean president.
A sentiment for peace and for closer
union oervades all the Central Ameri-
can counties. The struggles toward
that end have always had popular sup
port but have been thwarted by politi-
clans who played upon the peoples
jealousies and prejudices. 1t is felt
that If peace can be assured as a re-
suit of the Washington conference,
closer political union and corporation
will follow as a matter of course.
Much has been done by agreements
and conventions toward guaranteeing
the equal rights of citizens of one re-
public while residing in another re-
public, toward making merchant ves-
sells home vessels in the waters of adj
jacent republics, and toward establish
ing in all Central America "a common
tional ystem, essentially homo
geneous tending to effect the moral and
unifcation of the sister
Several times central bu-s
reaus for the common benefit of the.
five republics have been established.
The treaty of the Marblehead, drawn
in 1906 on board the United States
cruiser ana subsequently SISueu Dy al
the countries except Nicaragua, helped
in that direction.
The best laid plans have invariably
been upset at the eleventh hour by
one or more of the republics refusing
its cooperation. and if that is not the
case with the forthcoming Peace Con-
ference. there will be a neW chapter
TO write soon about Central America.
ERNEST G. WALKER.
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Elk GOV. CARTER REVIEWS
HIS ADMINISTRATION
Continued from Page Two)

lies on the basis of an increased
monthly wage over that offered by
those who intended to give lands.
THE expense of this immigration
has so far been entirely paid by do
nations solicited from the Hawaiian
sugar planters. 1t must be borne in
mind that the actual expense of re-
cruiting the people and transporting
them is not the only item of outlay
to be considered in relation to securing
a resident laboring population. The
houses erected under the agreement
With the immigrants before referred to
cost in the neighborhood of $500 apiece.
The acre of land promised is in many
instances the very best that the plan
tation has, and the value of this must
be considered. While, of course. the
plantations are obtaining the most di-
rect benefit from the immigration and
have very literally contributed to it's
support, other commercial interests
and the Territory at large profit very
materially from an increased citizen
population, and it seems to this board
that appropriations should be made by
the Government to assist the work.
The Legislature, however, failed to do
this"
Reference is made to the cooperation
that now exists between the Federal
and the Territorial government in re-
gard to the precautions to prevent
plague. The danger of yellow fever.
now that there is direct communication
with Mexico, is spoken of. The total
number of deaths from tuberculosis
during the year under consideration is
given as 343. The improvements at the
leper settlement are summarized. The
statistics and cost of the insane asy-
lum are given. The National Guard is
praised.
THE NUUANU DAM.
After describing the location and
purpose of the Nuuanu dam, Governor
Carter says:
ITO satisfy public demands. the plans
for this structure have twice been.
changed. and because of the hostile
attitude of the press many now think
its cost excessive. AS originally plan
ned, the cost was estimated at $3.50, 000
Then changes were made necessary,
involving an additional expenditure of
$4,000. The second change, increasing
its capacity, viii bring the final outlay
up to something like $500 900.
ITO show how unreasonable much
of the adverse criticism is, it is only
necessary to state that before the en-
terprise was begun private capital Of
fered the Territory $780, 600 for the per-
petuaI use of the power alone. while
those familiar with such enterprises on
the mainland claim that the project
could easily be capitalized at 81 ,0O0, 600.
the power earning interest on $4,000
and the water on $500 000
THE coefficient of safety in the
structure as planned has been pro-
unusually large by all the ex-
perts who have examined it, and as
the use of power develops the time
will come when this work will be con-
sidered one of the most productive as
sets which this community possesses
The report concludes with an ar
for photographic survey of |
the Islands, a brief mention of the |
cases. and a complete roster |
of the public officials of the Territory |
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surprising large and seveeae let's the
and been
aeutey felt 1t
to areev nc
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Nagata. japanese swill wagon
driver, was out on the streets after
nine O'Clock yesterday morning with
his savory load. He was gathered in
by the police.
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Eighty York Europe
This annually spent American tourists
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Who supevors ITSELF the people the County At
torneys
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for what 1 am sure win be appreciated
by the members of Honolulu Harbor
No. "a, | remain,
Yours truly,
FRANK G. POOR,
Secretary. Honolulu Harbor No. "a.
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yet wlaeh membership in the Hawaiian
Society.
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Commissioners Notice.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washing
ton, April >. 1907 Ordered. That Section 81
OF Article y Of the Police Regulations Of the
District of Columbia IS hereby amended by
adding thereto after the words said streets
therein the following FOR a distance n two
hundred feet east Of the intersection Of 18th
and II streets. northeast. and for a distance
OF fifty feet west OF said intersection. ~ so
that said section shall read. Section "a. No
person shall drive Cr prOpel or cause 10 be
driven or propelled. any automobile. horse
less or motor vehicle. bicycle or horse-drsi~n
vehicle at the corner Of Fifteenth and II
Streets northeast. between the building lines
of the said streets. for a distance OF two
hundred feet east Of the intersection Of FIJI
tenth and TT Streets. northeast. and for a
distance OF fifty feet west Of said intersec-
ton. at a greater rate Of speed than four
miles an hour. HENRY b F. MAGYAR
LAND. HENRY L. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE,
Commissioner u. G. II
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Ticket once, 1921 Pe1ua- Ave
NOTICE-These arrivals and departures. as
well time and connections with other COM
panies, are given only IS information. ana
are not guaranteed.
For Petersburg, Raleigh Wilmington Co.
lumbla. Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa. At
lanta. Birmingham. Memphis Noble. Pen
sacola. and New Orleans
1880 A NJ. DAILE-Seaboard Mail. Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers % Savannah
and Jacksonville- Dining cars
6.25 i. NJ DAILI-Seabua01 ENDrCss SrlfT
train with coaches ard Pullman sieepers T.
Savannah. jacksonville and Tampa through
sleeper 10 Atlanta, Birmingham, and Meas-
phis. Dining Cars
R. Il. STANsELL. District Pass, Ast.
Azg-a
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For Rents Stables.

FOR RENT-One stall stable 1915 li.h It.
NV. ap2l-3t
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S3.4OO EACH.

Attractive new houses on a num-
bered street. west Of 18th ST.: red
pressed brick front; stone trim
mings. six rooms. modern bath
room, stationary washstand. porce-
lain tub. Houses heated by first
class heating plant, cabinet man
tells: beautifully decorated. Rear
porches. good-sized back yard. 90
public alley For homes or invest
ments these houses are very desir-
able-realiy the only small houses
west OF 18th st. for sale al this
low figure. See Us about them.
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For SaIs-Suburban.
CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS.

located Pt the intersection OF Massachusetts,
~ Wisconsin avenues. adj acent to Friend
snip, south Of Cleveland Park, with an eie-
Eallon OF go feet al city convenience.
streets now graded. macadarlized vvaIir~ m
ana beautiful shade trees fully grown: &c u
&c Der square foot. 500 cash. so monthly or
Id cash. balance annually Write uhone
OF cal Tor plat and information WILLIAM
r: MAIIESON. CIT and 6I5 Colorado BLDG
Phone Main C4J0 anI5eof-fgs
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Railroads.
RALIlM0RE 3 uHIO = Il


LEAVE STATION. New jersey aVa- q.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other EaOlr O. Tie Oh
T. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW 1Jak-
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW Iokk
= sc a.r.-Diner. pullman EarlOr.
800 a. m.-Budet. PariOr. s Hr. Tr1lE
IS 90 a. m.-Biner ami Pullman Earlor Car.
III 90 a-m--Dlner and Pullman Plrlor Car
q 90 p-rn--Dl1er and Pullman fari0r Car.
500 p m Royal Limited All Pullman
TOO pm--Coaches 20 PHILADELPHIA
&c 90 p-ru--Dller and Pullman FarIoE-
$50 p.m.-Coaches 70 Phllzde4p hlA.
IL 30 p m--Sleepers-
s2.5T a. m.-Sleepers-
-ATLANTIc CITY. t7.o9. 800. f1i;os 8 n.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 500 a. n. le-o5
noon a., 1-vJ 7 M sun, $50 am SO I'm
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
(WeeA days 200 a. m. 10 q. nj
TO BALTIMORE
s2.S7 f5-01 $3.50. Zoo. s7-z0 fS.00. fESc 40
4e 90 aIO.1O. 81 90 a. m. f1Z-0O noon TIZ.l5
q .OO ssl--5 1900. 900. 1870. $3.50 T4-00.
t4-E5 800. f5:JS so. f6.00 $50 f5.00 sS.o0
ts so 30 90, sI0:S5. 81 30. IFS p n
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. 500 a M. al;22. $50 ,. n
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS and LOUIS
VILE. 500 a. m. sf-05 .. m. 40 night
PITTSBCRG, 500 a. m, 'I-2z. $40 ?. n,
-CLEvELA2yD. 500 a n. '9lo p n
WHEELING. 500 a. m. $50 2. n.
WINCHESTER, T6-55 a. IA 1855, 1850 Pm.
FREDERICK. fs-S5. ''s;I5 a m. s'I:50,
fs-O5. 1855 p m
HAGERSTOwN, ts.s5 a n. $500 .. m
'Daily. Except Sunday. '"Suuday ONLY.
Omces. 1911 g ST. Main 1891; SIS PeunsyIvaris,
Ave. Main Us. Station. New Jersey Ave
and c ST. Ticket Office. East 6s7. InfornasiclI
Bureau. East Ia nhli-tt
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PERSON taking coat by mistake in Riggs
House kindly return % Office OF the RIGGS
HOUSE ap39-3t
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$500.

Renting FOR $50 month. store and
dwelling. nine rUOms. lot 10 by $50 10 a
wide alley on q st. NV.
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For Sale-houses.
FOR SALE-PRETTY NEW HOMES.
VERY Easv PAYMENTS.

800 OR 500 CASH. BALANCE IN
VERY SMALL MONTHLY PAY
MENTS. THE PRICES OF THESE
HOUSES ARE LOW WE GIVE THE
PARTY BUYING on EASY PAY
MENTS THE SAME LOW PRICE
THAT A CASH BUYER WOULD
PAY
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-FolIowing schedule figures published
only as Information. AID are not guaranteed.
200 A. M.-DanviIle and way stations.
Us A. M.-HarrlsOT..,urg and way statIoua
800 A. M.-Sleepers and coaches 70 atlanta
and New Orleans Dining Car.
sII-00 "A. M-Sleepers and coaches TO Co
lumbia. Savannah, and Jacksonville. DinIn-
car.
$50 P M.-Sleepers EGd coaches q At
lanta and Columbus. GS- Sunset Route
Tourist Sleeper 20 san Francisco tri-weeif,-
+4.dl =. M--HarrisCn lurg and way stations
Ss.55 p. M--CharlOrIes VILE Farrenron -
way stations.
$50 p. M.-Sleepers and coaches 90 Char
lotte Columbia. and Augusta Dining car
slO.15 =. M.-Sleepers and coaches tvla
Iynchburg aud Bristol) 70 Chattauooga Menu
phis and New Orleans Dining Car
s1I-O0 p. M.-New York and New Orleans
Limited Solid Pullman 20 Asheviue A.
lanta Birmingham, and New Orleans d.
fng car CLUB and Observation cara
Ncts-rDaily- TNTeek days.
c IL. ACKERT. s. II. HARDWICE
". II. TAYL0E. G.P.A. l. s BROWN. Ca
aplf-u
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$4,000 EACH.

Near Lincoln Park and East Cap
ttOl ST. beautiful homes. two stories
and cellar. furnace heat; tiled bath.
cabinet mantels. good sized rooms,
nice back yard. covered front
pOrches. many desirable features.
making tile houses comfortable.
Very attractive location. cement
sidewalk. curb. large shade trees.
etc
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Attractive new k-roOm brick
dwellings. Northeast. west Of 7th
st. bath and modern improve
ments- Very attractive. Renting
for 5000 a month
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Sa.OO0 ZACH
$4,000 EACH.

New houses west Of eth st.; six
rooms and bath; nicely decorated:
good-sized back yards.
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HOTEL NV ENGLAND

South Carolina ave. and the Beach. near
piers and attractfon1- 1arEe. sunny rooms.
private baths. elevator sun parlor Cauacity
80 Table and service superior 5Decial
spring terms BRTAS : WILLIAMS
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GALEN HkLI,

ROTEI. AND sANATORICN
ATLANTIC CITY.
Ore q the newest stone. brick, and steel
buildings. with every comfort. always Opc1s
siwUyE ready. ALWAYS busy
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RALEIGH.

r ATETGH Most select ana attractive
IL NNAAI moderate price hotel. cen-
sraliy located. on the beach. Acco1.uoda-
tons. service. and cuisine excel any lu town
az similar prices Fresh and salt water
baths sun parl0ri elevator, etc. Spring rates
extremely low Booklet Il J. DL[EE
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

(Schedule in eaoct March p. 1919
200 p. Mold DOMINION EEPRESS
Week Days-Stops at principal points in
Virginia NesLbuls train Standard
coachess parlOr car % Virginia Hot
Springs. Pullman sleepers Clifton Fo-Ea
20 Louisville. Cincinnati. Indianapolis 81
louis. and Chicago. Buffet service IRON
CforcU1sVLllJ.
$50 P. New G 6 D Limited. daily.
Fast new ves1bule train: stops only ~
CordonsviIie. CharlortesvfIle Sfgurr-r
Clifton Forge. and COvfngton Va Ron
ceverte and Hinton. W. Va. Pullman
Eleepers 20 Lexington. L0u.svIIe, Clrcin-
natl. Indianapolis. St. louis. and CHICAGO
Dining Cars q n carte service. one niglr
MO 2. M-F. T. V. LIMITED Daily
Solid vestibule train. Pullman sleepers 70
Cincinnati Lexington. and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 70 Virginia Eor
Springs week days. Dining cars. q Ia
carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati TO Chi
cago and ST. Louis. and Louisville u
Memphis. Nashville. and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesa peaza and
Ohio Offices. 5l3 Pennsylvania ave. Coz Ilth
at. near F. and Sixth Street station. Tei--
phone. Main 1880. for Pennsylvania r r
Cab Service and Main 1865 1ar C < D.
5Scket Ofics- mhIS-tf
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Spring Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

Virginia ave and the Beaca. Atlantic CITY.
n J. Under entire new management. go
beautlfully furnished rooms suite with
batn. hot and cold sea water Grtachcd 90
81 baths Also Public Hot sea Water Baths
Ehones IN rooms Music and social diver
s1ons- Terms American plan. $50 per day
up $40 weekly up European piau. &i5J
PER Gay up. Garage. CHARLES j.. COPE.
Proprietor. formerly q Kittatinny. DaIa-
ware Water Cap Pa. aplz-slL
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ONLY 5000

BEAUTIFUL slx-room house. with anc
celiar, wide pOrches, water iu Kitchen:
beautIul shade and over = acre OF
GROUND. only TWO squares from Two car
anf7, IN one OF the incest suburbs or
Washington Terms easy; possession at
once. Sc Us QUICK
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Wanted-Subur5an.

WASTED-C1ttace or urfurn.shcd rooms n
suburbs or Laurel Address BOX %. Tines
Office ang--sr
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FANCY poultry. pigeons. singing canaries
breeding cages. parrots dogs. cats. plant
food. Eoldhshss goats. rabbits. Guinea digs
ate scHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 eth ST
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Found.
Post Cards.

READ READ. READ-Subscrlbe for Review
OF Reviews. Woman's Home Companion and
Cosmopolitan. all three one year for 81
ISRAEL'S POST CARD SHOP. So Vermont
ave. Phone Main 2306 ap25-tf-exSu
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Suburban Property.

SUBURBAN and country homes; also small
farms on easy terms. free booklet CENTRAL
REAL ESTATE BROKERS Room Is. So2 f.
apls-H
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Money TO Loan.

WHISKEY. 500 per gallon. THE .Jof7e-
CO.. s16-e1S z 81. NV. ap7-r
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ATKINSON & BALLARD co. 0nc).

6Zi l5th ST. n w ap2s-st
FOR SALE-New hve-r0om house. large ID.
600 water: one car fare price. Si659. easy
terms. CHARLES y. JOHNSON Jr 31g
- and BunkeIhlu road. NJ. EaLnLar- -
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NEAR TEKLEYTOWN.

S2,70o-NEw GROOM HOUSE.
SZ.1l0-NEW 5-ROOM HOUSE
s2,2yJ-CNE ACRE. 6-ROOM HOUSE.
Sb.Oeo-S ROOMS. CORNER LOT.
PER ACRE
Two FARMS AT $50 PR ACRE
BClasDlNG LOTS. $40 AND Up.
I. J. GILES, REAL ESTATE,
TENLEYTOWc-. u. g
ap2S-7t
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Colonial Beach.

HANDSOME COTTAGES. furnished $50 sea-
SON. 16-room house; lots, $50 and 5000
DICKHART, 9lS Virginia ave. sw. ap2S-3t
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$1,000 EACH.

New houses on = street northeast.
Well constructed. two stories and
cellar under the entire house.
furnace heat: many cabinet man
tells; Beautiful bathroom The en-
tire house very handsomely pa
peredi covered rear porches-
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For Rent-Suburban.
IN FALLS CHURCH, VA.
s1S0O-NEW 7-room house: cellar; excellent
water. plenty OF shade: large garden
fenced; good location: 10 minutes walk
70 trolley cars; nice home. Call quick
si2.5o-A SMALL COTTAGE; outbuHdlnr:
garden; shady lawn: centrally located fine
water. 10 minutes walk TO trolley cars.
BARB0R, WILLIAMS & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
Fails Church. Va.
ap27-3t
FOR SALE-AIost convenient and attractive
6-room house IN the Eloomingdale section:
built after the owners exclusive ideas; large
yard; see Il before purchasing For permits
sion 10 inspect address BOX 319. Times Of
fee. ap5-tf
FOR RENT-Beautiful little farm; ; acres
S-r0Om house; barn, chicken house, etc /;
spring and well. plenty fruit: shade: garden
planted; chickens galore; short walk steam
and trolley; SIS monthly You can make
SIS with little effort THE SOULE CO. $50
Ia. ave. ap24-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-29
For Sale-Farms.

200 ACRE FARM. twenty miles from wash
ingtOn; two houses; only 81, zoo Address
BOX s. Times Office. ap26-6t