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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20
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FOR SALE
IDEAL HOME-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
IS 800.
Located on one Of the most select squares.
between thes 14th and Conn. ave. car lines, and
surrounded by expensive residences. Contains
six large. bright rooms and large reception
room; tiled bath: HOT-WATER HEAT: par
quetry floors: finished In oak throughout: tiled
vestibule: red-tled roof: handsome mantels and
gas fixtures; cellar under entire house: laundry
tubs: two-story back porch handsome front o.
Roman brick. with brownstone trimmings. This
house contains everything you would lind in .
SIS. 1000 new house. and the neghborEOod Is he
finest. EASY TERMS.
BOSS x PHELPS tInc) 9lO 18th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phone Main :i0-4l.
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st. NV. near eth. Contains nine rooms
and bath: lot 24x1JO to an alley: of the
finest squares in the downtown section. Homes
like this very rarely for sale. and when
once offered are snapped up Immediately.
Price reduced to S.. 500.
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NJ st. NV. west of Conn. ave-: we'll built
three 81 story bay window pressed brick. con
tanning nine rooms and bath: hot water heat:
occupied by owner frst-foor Kitchen
This house built by one Of the most prornl-
nent builders. Owners business compels him
to make an immediate change. You get the
benefit Of his misfortune. Price reduced to
&ig5O
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOK SALE-
BOSS & PHELPS inc. 9lO 14TH NV
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KENYON ST.. south side. between 18th and
18th. It's 4-story house. cont aims twelve
n2, large rooms and three 49, baths: hot-wate.
heat; four large rooms first floor: eight
large bedrooms: stable room: paved alley;
originally sold for $4,000. subject to trust
at that time OF $3.50. There is now trust
of 81. 900 at Sc. In order to make quick
sale the price has been reduced TO So. SOo,
which is less than the original trust The
ever sold on Columbia Heights. It's an oppor-
tunity of lifetime
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BOSS & PHELPS INCL 80 14TH NV.
Opp. Franklin Park. Phones Main 340-41.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

FOX SALE
WILCOX HANE & CO. Inc.
Near Washington Circle, delightful home:
3story brick: rooms; all modern improve
ments; cheap; $4,000.
Northwest; overlooking good reservation; g.
story brick; 10 and bath: large lot TO
alley: brick table; now rented for Si3 per
month; only s5.25o
An up-to-iate home: new: two-story 6-room
brick: tile bath: hot-water heat: concrete eel
lar under entire honse: hardwood fnish- Irice
1850 Terms. 500 cash. balance SO per
month
On Pa ave. between clst aud 22d: a good
business property: lot running through TO *
81. NV. We authorized 10 o1er this prop
erty for few days at the low price of $4,000
A nice home on Capitol Hill near sth and B
SITS. ne; two-story brick; cellar; rooms and
bath. Price, 81. 900.
On Columbia Heights; very desirable home;
Park road half square from cars: 10 rooms;
tile bath hot -water heat: awning, screens.
etc, go with house. Price. $3.50.
9TH and south If L SITS: 10 rooms: lot 20x95 to
alley. This is fine home. Price. 1920.
On sth st. Sc. near Marine barracks fine
bricT building: lot % feet 'front.' with good
depth to wide alley; most desirable property:
suitable for any business purpose with slight
alterations; offered for a short time to close
an estate at only $500; inquire.
In northwest section home: . stories
concrete cellar; rooms and bath ot-water
heat: lot &c #. front by good depth TO a wide
alley: house in fine condition. Price. Also.
One Of those bargains on Harvard street near
renting for $3.50. Price, 5000 '' Ne''"'
Southwe. two 2-story bricks: 6 rooms
apartment houses; renting for $3l. Price
So, 800.
FOR SALE
BROWNSTONE FRONT
Near y. Cap. and streets.
rooms. riled bath: cellar under entire house;
furnace. One Of the most attractive homes in
the city. Only $4.1OO. Easy terms.
WILCOX. HANE & CO. Inc.
1920 F st. nv
FOR SALOON o ST. NV. NORTH SIDE
between 10th and 1lth sts.: 3-story brick house
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FOR SALE-NEAR THE PENSION OFFICE.
Price. $3.50.
Rented to the tenant for the past FIVE
years at $40.5O per month. Three stories. cell
lar. 10 rooms and modern bath: frame stable.
Lot aOx12U to soft. alley.
home property which In case Of need would
prove an excellent investment.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1343 New York
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81 $50. rents $40. 50-Brck. water in kitchen
rooms. If you want profitable small IL
vestment you cannot overlook this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENTS.
ABSOLUTELY SAFE. LARGE INCOMES.
VALUES CONSTANTLY INCREASING.
REAL OUR ADVERTISEMENTS. ASK FOR
OUR LISTS.
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SiEF-
DELIGHTFUL LOCATION.

DELIGHTFUL LOCATION.
A carefully designed and remarkably vel
butt NEW house: seven beautiful and
charming bathroom; large closets: fine butier's
pantry and kitchen locker; HOT-WATEH
HEAT; laundry: hardwood interior finish;
prettily designed cabinet nantes. Are yoJ
looking for good home in a good location
If this house will meet your requirements
Easy terms: S4.S15
y. L. SALISBURY 1921 18th ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

FOR SALES, $50.
62S l. s.w.; two-story pressed brick: six
pcred; line; back and front yarI good
investment or nice home. Only one left out of
eight. Small cash payment. balance rent.
FLOYD e. DAVIS. It'll and p s.w.
te2O-3t. eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

3 houses. st-class conditions: yours Il
$4,000: total rent. SiS35 per month. Let I
show you this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
\ valuable business property On 9TH ST. NV
superior location: SO idly built three story brick
building large storeronm first floor: broom
dwelling attached: fine opportunity for business
investment: S1Oao0.
y. l.. SANSBURY. 1922 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

FOR Saloon ST. NV. NORTH SIDE.
between 10th and 1lth sts.: 3-story brick house
Of o rooms and BATH gas. hot and cold water
latrobcs. etc. Cash offer wanted. Address
BOX LOO, Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

FOR sAIE-BY OWNER-THREE OF THE
best built houses in the city. just COMPLETED:
q rooms tiled bath and vestibule. 6l3-6i56l7
Elliott st. BE. half block from Md. ave; near
ears. Price. 300; terms to suit. Inquire 626
l4th st. ne je20-4fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

Two-family apartment house: price. 81. 80
rent. s3S.5 30: good. healthful location; sectio
where renters are anxious to locate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

SALE-
ELEs ATED LOCATION NORTHWEST.
New six-room house; modern tiled bath; nat
urai wood finish, concrete cellar, furnace heat;
ciedn, elevated northwest section. near good
line, easy payments: $3.1Oo.
y. l.. SANSHt Rl, 1921 18th
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pE,I-TIEI-I T >TJnE

FUK SALE-
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION.
Occupying a high situation and commanding
hne views of the city: nearly new three-story
brick residence built by the owner for his
home: nothing omitted that might contribute
to comfort and convenience: ten rooms and
two bathrooms: decorations. mantels and fix
tnrps of the highest order: HOT WATER
HEAT: every feature the very best that ma
ture judgment could suggest money could
buy: NEW TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE.
with ample room for three horses. two vehicles
and an automobile: large lot: 5000.
y. /. SANSBCRY. 1922 18th 81. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

On Lanier Heights north Of Columbia rosd:
No 21lI Ontario road. a new Groom house;
steam heat; all modern Improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20
C-iLF"
MAGNIFICENT HOME.

MAGNIF1I ENT HUME.
On square considered by many the most
beautiful one in the entire city in the center
OF the fashionable northwest section. a magnifi-
cent Broom residence: beautiful and imposing
white stone front; elegantly finished and deco
rated: built with strict regard for quality. re-
gardless of cost. for the home Of a prominent
citizen: laundry rooms. servants rooms and
hath in cellar: dining room ard kitchen on
first floor: lot 20x1oo: no description can do
justice To- this splendid home. See II. 50. 500.
y. L. SANSBURY. 1921 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

FOR SALE-FINE SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE
for S4.75O: we'll located In NV. section only
one block from cars Z attractive rooms: porce-
lain bath: HOT -wATER HEAT: KITCHEN on
MAIN FLOOR: large lot: reduced from $500
WIt.L1GE. GIBBS l. DANIEL. 6o3-O5 18th
oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

FOR SALE-INVESTMENT-H ON GOOD
street ne; all improv ements; worth ~ 800:
quick sale. 81, 400: rent, ST. Apply WILLIAM.
100 It'll NV. oe2o-2t'
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FOR SALE-wITHIN TWO SQUARES OF
WASHINGTON CIRCLE. on a lettered street.
north of l. ST.. charming three-story resi-
dence. with nine comfortable rooms and modern
bathroom concrete cellar and hrst-cla's
steam heating system. Tenant can he supplied
Immediately at 5000 per month. Price. only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

Another two-stOry apartment: price. So. 600
rent. So. 100: good location; always rented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

FOR SALE-AT CLEVELAND rARK--I WILL
take 81 GOO less the price foI my beautiful
homo at cleveland Park If sod this week IL
has delightful rooms. tiled hath; hotwater
heat fine value ri $3.50. I VIII sacrifice at
S7.1J0. Address BELLENIEW. Star office
ia1S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

$2,950-Good location NV. near Rhode Island
and 9th ST. tenant years; rent,
SIS. so; condition first-class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

AN AVENUE HOME.
An unusually handsome NEW HOUSE To-
Gated on LOT - II. in width: all modern and
up-to-date features; hardwood finish; beautiful
ly designed cabinet mantcls: nine rooms and
two fine bathrooms; thoroughly lighted by
large windows; wide halls: oak paHcled stair
ways: HOT WATER HEAT; completely
equipped laundry: strictly frst-class construc-
ton large yard: $3.50.
y. l.. SANSBCRY 1922 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

THESE ATTRACTIvE s-RooM HOUSES,
100 l57, l59 RANDOLPH ST. NV. ARE ALL
OPEN FOR INSPECTION. Our RErRESEN:
TATIVE AT THE PROPERTY WILL SHOW
YOU THROUGH AND GIVE YOU Full PAR
TICILARS. PRICE ONLY Si.i5o. on EASY
TERMS $500 CASH BALANCE S2S PER
MONTH; HOTWATER HEAT. LOOK AT
THESE TODAY. THEY ARE SUPERIOR TO
MOST HOUSES IN BLO0MiNGDALE AT 4
HIGHER PRICE.
THOS. ]. FISHER 4 co. INC.
13S 18TH ST. NV.
iel6-5t EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

CHOICE NEW HOME.
Beautifully located in Columbia Heights: tive
stories; cellar: attic: fine modern bat hr loni
hardwood trim; e-gsnt decorations: handsome
manfels; HUf-WAIER HEAT: laundry: Vide
lot; a rare opportunity 10 secure me home AT
d bargain price easy terms: s.. 200.
" l.. SA\SBU Rl. 1922 18th n
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FOR SALE-FOUR HOUSES; PRICE. 81. 900
for the four: total rental, S2S per month; an
investment which will appeal TO the most con-
servative purchaser combines good elements
risk large income: rooms each; re-
Gently put in good repair.
MOORE & Hill. Incl 1893 q Il. n. W.
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FOR SALE
SOMETHING UNUSUAL
$4,000.
An ideal arrangement in comparatively new
home built by present occupant for his home
First floor contains parlor. library. dining room
and kitchen: second floor contains four large
bedrooms and tiled bath: hot-water heat; SHE
light; stable: southern exposure. Owner is in
need Of cash. and in order to make IL quick
sale is willing to sell at a great loss. Located
on st.
BOSS 4 PHELPS Gncl. 91O I4th NV
Opposite Franklin Park. Phones Main .4O-4l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

FOR SALE
FINE CORNER HOME.
This splendid NEW HOUSE is characterized
by high class construction and egant nnisl
from cellar Ia roof and is monument Ia the
taste and skill of a builder of high reputation
situated on "A prominent corner in Columbia
Heights: ideally planned: nine extra large
r'oms. each with Two or more windows; two
spacious bath rooms; polished OAK trimmings
expensive fixtures AID decorations: HOT
WATER HEAT; laundry; a perfectly delight
full home: terms arranged; 5000.
y. l.. SA\SBtRY .13-21 18th ST NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-20

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN-NFN HOUSE IN
NV section. southern and eastern exposures.
half block from line. eight large rooms
and hath: hot water heat. concrete cellar und"r
entire house: large attic. house must he
To be appreciated; price, $500. Address Box
1iS. star office. 1ei9-2t.1
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FOR SALE
ST. 55O-Near 14th and Newton streets. Mt.
Pleasant: 10 rooms and bath: very roomy,
substantial brick dwelling. nearly new. with
about $500 square feet of ground. This is
very low price for desirable a property.
So 250-On the Heights, accessible by three car
lines. beautifully finished semi deta ched
bath, concerted cellar. hot-water heating and
large foored garrett; fine parking and ample
ward in rear The best value and most at
tractive home at the price on the Heights
s6O0O-A handsome modern s-ropm residence
in Cleveland Park. beautifully located in a
most attractive section. Favorable terms can
be arranged.
SIS 5O0-On Oregon ave-. adjoining y. II. ave.
magnificent location in the central north
west. Inspect the Is handsome I-room dwell
ings ROW approaching completion; choice Of
either bay window colonial front: are
built of the hest throughout: fun concerted
cellar. hot water heating. electric gas light
ing tiled bath. plate glass doors TO yestibule.
cabinet mantes and all hardwood trimmings.
The best values ever offered in this most
select and desirable section of the city.
s5ooo-Located in Mt. Pleasant near nth and
Park road Ore of the most attractive
7-room dwellings in that entire section. Hard
tells tiled bath. roncreted cellar and deep
lot: all in perfect condition. This is spe-
cially priced for immediate sale.
S45Oo-For investment. A 4-family apartment
house yielding over III per annum on entire
Drice: located on numbered street near Gar
"@'' 4. F. FOX COMPANY.
The Reality Corner 14th at y. Y. avenue.
1000 81 Established 1915
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FOR SALE-MODERN DWELLING IN THE
SOITHWEST-Brick dwelling with six rooms
and bathroom on VI ST. a few steps from 9Th
ST. sw.; renting for $20.50: price, So $50.
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FOK SALE-Sb 4tW
is low price for one of those 3story
houses on L St between 18th and 18th cts.
vacant and ready to move in: easy terms.
MOORE & HILL tInc.l. 1:,i3 G. St NV.
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FOR SALE-FINE INVESrMENT-FOCR LIT
tie bricks in good location Sc. 6 rooms. modern
plumbing; poIrel. rub hne fIcnt and
yards Rent Sl5 10 ench Prire. SIS 600 These
are houses and will need repairs for
je1S4t JOHN SCRIvENCR. 3I9 Az NV
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Good for home or investment. s4000-New
house; hot-water heat: colonial front porch;
rents for $50. so. and this is low rental for
such desirable piece of property: we'll located
ne. not far ont. short distance from Union
station. Don't fail to this If You want a
Bargain MOORE HILL Gnc.l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-09
PIERCE TO SURRENDER.

Austin. Tex. Nov. S.--H Clay Pierce, chairman of the Board of Directors of the waters-Pierce oil Company, Is ex- pected@here tomorrow morning from his home in St Louis. for the purpose of surrendering to the local authorities to stand trial on an indictment which charges false swearing when. in 1900. he made affidavit that the Waters Pierce <oil Company was not connected with any trust, and secured its read mission to the State.
 Sheriff George Matthews will await the coming of MT. Pierce and his spe- cial counsel, H. c. Priest of St. Louis, at his office. where MT. Pierce will sur- render.
 Judge James H. Robertson. associ- ate attorney for the defense. has been endeavoring to arrange a bond to have ready when Pierce surrenders. It Is understood District Attorney Hamilton first agreed to bond of $1O,000 which was agreeable to the defense. but that afterwards Mir. Hamilton de- cided that the amount was too small. and Is insisting upon a bond of Si00,- 900, to which the defense objects, not because of any difficulty in making 1t, but because 1t is regarded altogether too large for the offense. It Is claimed that several prominent men here are ready to sign the bond no matter what the amount is.
 One explanation offered why Pierce has come to Texas to surrender so long before Nov. 23. when Judge Call houn will take up his criminal docket. Is the defense intends to object to the amount of the bond and secure hear ing on a writ of habeas corpus, at which hearing the defense will endeav- or to have the indictment -quashed on the ground that the facts are insuffi- cient to warrant the indictment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-09
SEEKS INJUNCTION
AGAINST THE INTERSTATE COM.
 MERGE COMMISSION.
The Southern PacIne Desires to Have Set Aside an Order Pr0h1btt- ing the Carrying Out of
 a Contract.

New Orleans, La., Nov. S.--In the Uni- ted States Circuit Court of Appeals, the Southern Pacific Railway will to- morrow take It's step to, set aside an order of the Interstate Commerce Com mission which prohibited the carrying out of a contract which the rSilroad company had made with E. H, Young, of Galveston. reputed to be the largest handler of cotton seed products In the world.
 The first move will be the filing of a motion by the attorneys for the Southern Pacific for a restraining or der against the operation of the order issued by the Interstate Commerce Commission several months ago. re- scinding the Southern Pacihc-Young contract for the exclusive right to the use of the cotton seed products wharf of the railroad company at Galveston, Tex.
 Undue preference, which amounts to a discrinilnation in favor of MT. Young, as against every other handler of cot ton seed meal in the South, are the allegations of the commission. It was claimed in the order resembling the contract between MT. Young and the Southern Pacific that MT. Young had products export business of the world by reason of this exclusive right, and that he was preventing other export CTS from entering into competition.
 MT. Young's attorney has filed a cross bill. in which he asks for a re- straining order from the court on the order of rescindment, and denies all al- legations of undue preference.
 It is understood that the first pro- ceeding of the Interstate Commerce Commission attorneys will he to demur to the bill on the ground that the court has no jurisdiction in the case. The whole proceeding will then be asked to be quashed.
 Is the Interstate Commerce Commits sion should be successful before the court, the case will. be taken up be- fore the higher courts until a decis- ion is rendered one way or the other in the supreme court of the United States
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-09
WONDERS OF SURGERY.
May Yet Be Applied to Perpetual
 Candidates for Omce.

May Yet Be Applied to Perpetual
 Candidates for Omee.
 New York Tribune.
 Wonderful things are being achiev- ed by modern surgery, and the way mans internal machinery can be re- moved while he waits polished up with sandpaper, and put back with few drops of oil where the friction comes. cannot fail to impress the layman with the fact that, while he is fearfulIy and wonderfully made at the start, he Is still more so by the time he has lived his life and the surgeons have finished adding to the taking from.
 Frequent dispatches have appeared in the papers relative to the manner in which reformations have been accom- pltshed by surgical operations. A drunken thief, we are told, by a sim pie twist of the surgeons wrist Is transformed into a model man. who may, presumably, sit on a jury and help send to prison some other un- fotunate who lacks the facilities. The stupid boy in school is made bright and the youth who plays hockey in- stead of being treated by the birch bough. as would have been the case half century ago is now bundled off to the hospital and comes back with a code of morals which would have made that of Confucius look like the con stitution signed by the members of the Black Hand organization.
 Carried to its logical conclusion, this new development of surgery pos sesses still more wonderful possibili- ties. When we find an individual whose management of a financial insti- tuition is such as to give rise to the impression that he considers himself amenable only to higher laws than those which his fellow-men have plac- ed on the statute books. have only to take a hammer and chisel and chop off that portion of his brain which Is the cause of his moral obliquity. If the management of corporation in- sists on getting more than his share Of the business of the country while 1t may nave no soul it will be possi- ble to gather together It's eoilective craniurns and express them to the office of the expert, where the neces- sary convolutions-or rather, the un- necessary ones-may be rubbed out or filed with parafn. When a man is found to possess that sort or dispo- sition which leads him to ask ms wife. when she suggests the necessity of money. what she did with the quart CT he gave her last month, telephon- ic call to headquarters will be prompt ly followed by the patients metamor- Dhosis into a kind and indulgent hus- band.
 These considerations are sufficient to make clear the advantages of the new science over the old. But this Is not all. In years to come it may be pos sibIe. when the members of a party find some individual possessed of a determination to run for office at the head of a ticket every four years, to call in the family surgeon to take out q. few cogwheels and change the gear ing to make him a call-less Cinein' natus.