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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-31
NooieOeIt. Monnusentet.

Ser bar bGret aiort 5oris9 paa at faa
Sormauoen / Den al bet norife Seliiab
r~eoiatte BereeIaubSs aomitse til at inos
title tit arbeioe meo at iaa reiie Ell Rpts
teritatie al Yr9iibent RooieOelt. uofsrt
az ben nprIte @~iIsSbueser 8islauo.
Com 8runb bar oRrct %aufsrt, at bet
norifs ameritauife SoIt fan BIZ iiert ino
/ ct gait Spor o9 SerOeo ooerie HGrmere
RanI. 9cricm bette er en- aIminoclig
Reuing og sorIt1neLic, err naturIigois
bet fornuftigite at opai bette 8pretaseus
be, 10 fsr 10 beore. % ielo om bette
life or 3ilfGlbet, er BET rent en- Sortur
at itaa / Spibien for iligt ct 6Oretas
genoe.
fsrenS bi paar ipci uteb bette Soretas
genoe eIer I9eger bet ueb. ifalb bet bill
Ifattisre bet norit sameritanife Doll. tan
BET bare / i'm Sroen M at ie tiIbaae paa
oct, iom er 9iort ! ocnne Sags aHIeSs
ming.
Sbeen ON ct gtooispeItsR onument /
RurS 3atOta er en- 5Gee al @erse'
laubss Statleu.
9orb Gatota ituI0e baSres meb en-
Statue af 9orses melt foIietiRre Gigs
ter. Sen met p~opuIRre Ruro ben
noriteite Stat / lInioneu er S6eobore
8ooiebeIt. iom oeiaa Bar pGret en- 9ors
ger ai benne Stdt. Ten norite Robels
tomite bar b9Sret 8ooiebeIt uteb en- Ros
beIpris. Sen itsrite Sileobuaeer, ROrs
ee bar irrrtbrast, tnr itianiet Roro Sas
scta tit giqeo6uggerbonorar for in
~@eraeIdnb". Get uorfe GeIi!ab, ION
iremfor anoet norit SeIIfab bar til Sp'
sape at fremme llSbreselie al. nori
Stunt Der | 9dnSet, bar en- Gomite til a
arbeise oerfor. & Serne er ies Sormaub
Seo Agricultural College | Rors 9afotc
er eiort SespnSeIie I'll ct norit Ruioum
ga Reb Riper 9aIeu % Roro Sdiotc
for en- iaa for Del eies at Gorom9uo
er bette College ibrrt meeet beiest d
norfsameritauife mfse Rrue os suius
Der, iom, oa be tiIbsrer Sarmertlasieu
mere eub andre ~slasier~ oil bebare b
rcrife Sl9gtstraSitiunsr lausit. 8eisa
mug al CT HooieoeltsR Monument er er
aiennemierIig Btan. bpao geuse dnsaar
Set oil frroig iuspatiet bIipe leperet frt
&riiiiania | naturIig Stsrrelie for Sr
35.000,i opernaiurlig Stsrre!ie for ar
$4,000. gtatuen tan bog life bli i9roii
pnn en- Eel Var al ben 4rune, at 8iQeb'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-31
Ara Sernbale, @aibinston.

Safer ina meeet for Br9miebosen,
ium ies mobtos for en- Sio iieen. So,
Soften" % "Seb Gruen" mao pi NOT
ba; ON pi MI faar ben ct Sar Gage ies
mere eub ! Eiteu. ina er De on muIis
enbuu mere fiRrfommen. eno Sa bi leoes
De / @irneiota. @drtee bar iirepet %
bebet mig ~iort9TIe Iist ON Gountreet os
Sorbolbeue Der / 8batcom Co.. Bafb..
men 90 hi 10 bare bar lepet Der 6 gtaas
ueber, fan ieg enonu life iige. ON ieg bill
tribes ecbt Not til at boi9tte mig ber
beitanbid, ba jes enboa life bar lat mig
ino | a0e Sor6olbe. Sos bet ipues. iom
ON bette nraa bore en- COB YIabS; tbi
mango, iom bar tpnmet bib os ieuere
prsnet dnbre Steoer, penoer foroetmeite
tiIbaee bib iaien og 1ettIer Der. Gu
Nano, iom reiite berfra til SSabo, %
iiben til Oregon, bar iujt ~ifreoet. at bau
bill fpmme bio til Gotten. @i leoer /
Sptpn Of Ruuntain Giefp, Az Mil fra
SernoaIe, 8 RiIe fra gelinsbam, en- gp
rau omtrent 10000, iom lisger oeb Yus
get Sounb. Ser er for bet meite Seieue
beIaste meb @rabel. iaa De Iiguer Sous
gepeiete | gantIe Roree. 8i bar 8. 5.
Sarmers Selefou, "8rdbes" Stole
meb 2 9~ererinoer. en- norif Meniabeo
Der i Rerbeoen betienes at Yaitor ORE
Dol al S~elingbam. men ba ban bar for
meset at ta9e bare paa andre Steber.
bar Reniabeoen taISet Yuitor Zane, iom
ifal tiltreoe / CONNER % Iepe beruoe.
Ser er Gale ON at bpeae ct ReItes Cons
oeuciug Sactorp" | Sernoale / n9rineite
Sremtib. Ser bripes messt meD Ssniez
apl. sgg9ene er M (27oe Suni) 2t Gts.
pr. Suiin. altine itaar M | fit flloe
Slor, men enbba gaareu er tioIis. iaa
e. HGtterne foIoe % @reben bripes life
iaa fort frem Der iom / giten. Sarbes
fen bIiper bit Der omtrent pad iamme
Sio iom Der. Ser er baaoe ltirupropeo %
~irrpropeb 2uno at faa fipbt. Ran Ter
inseu tore Sarme iom / Eiteu. Sc aIs
minoelige err fra 20 til 40 acres. Nu err
StratuberrpiRionen, og Der blir en- Rass
ie. Range err iom itore "graboppIes"
pg Bet tor life mango til at ipIbe en- Dor.
Ser aples sgbIer. 9Grer. 9runes, YIoms
mer, Cherries og mango andre Sldgs
Srugt. % Noier oe 8Iouiter tribes uos
mGrtet. Silien til 8Iuhets 2Gierc o1
YeriouaIe fra gbas. Berg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-31

al Ell eler Here al De fem Sanier,
man fra gmmel 9io pleier at regre
meS. Mange p~aaIioeIige, itorpt
iaattuaenoe glinoe er imiolertio
iremfoume meo iaa tntereSiaute Op'
lpSnineer ON oerue Cans, % buao
De peb Siplp al Den fan %iornemnle,
at 'Elpfologer bar lat iig for of M
Scrisge Soacu. Eaa SpergSmaaIrt
ON, bpor oenue Cans bar lit SGbe,
bar bper 9Iiub, Der bleo ipurat, aiuct
lit Suar. No9le mcuer. at Den ito.
ser / belle &llocu. 8e0 oct itore
9linoeinititut / Sa8ad bar Ell fren.
ragenoe 6orifer. Suboig GrniteL
MI eftcr ell lang RGffe Experiment
ter, iom oct her piloe isre for blot
at fofnme mo paa. ment at fitnne
iaitilaa, at DC glinoeS iiette Sans
pirfeIi9 or uoaet anoet emo De fem
iebponIige Souier, enten buer for ia
elIer ale / Soreutug. % at Den bar
fit SGoe / EretS limple, men pberit
itnoriet iubretteoe gueaauge. Oct
melt i~nteresiaute er oog, al oct
Here SiIiGlbe er Ipffeocs SruiteI at
opsue oenne 9.Saus, iom ban tai.
Ser Den, / Sen @rnb, at Here al bans
elcpcr bar funnel ioretaee lanee
Reiier uoen at aeneres al bereS
gIinobeo. 9'Sanien fan opsoeS til
at pirfe poa iuotil 10 Ieters vi.
itonb % pirfer aloeles uaib9neigt
Iof Gus o. Rsrfe. en- ipitemntiif
Spspelie al oen Cans blir aIiiaa |
oct praftiife 2io nriten bet iamme
iom at gieneipe ben glinoe spuet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-31
gag pet meo 10.

Set er irart til 'Srdr man M CT fcns
met /. fan.
Siar g~eberipenSene mes Seres aiHeri,
ian.
vile ffdI be prepe,
apinScns Np bercpe
MeS beres Hottie striperi. ian.
Set er beSit iaar, ri hoISsr airft. fan.
SeIo ON nosen al os ituISe blipe left
ian.
3eune SammerflaSe
On brrnote Ydnoefaee
@jsr, at Soenoeitanoen faar en- ipiser
sGft, ian.
Get er Saxers 'turn' iaar at barre aari
ian,
Serior, bcIS ier biennts, bar ei Rar,
fan,
aosn ifal bel meIies.
NsItetraiten IpiGIfes
Gier bet ielp en- Stuuo % itcI paa be-
ere Sa'r. Jan.
Scnterne ioritaar mol. bbor BET bar. ian
Raur SadelorfIptien blut pasiio cr, fan
Set Iatter mart meo Garet.
Ga benz. iom eli bar prspet,
8aar GsiicIpit ps Sniog raa gpeutpr
fan.
Saa er Set ps en- Srsft at pioe bet. fan
Sil raite aar iaa bar hi after Srierret
ian.
Sa Tan 2eireu itcrmeS.
9tbe Ylauer formeS.
gnsaus ma be 'ipase' bel eaa trat. ian
Tette er not ifrepet melt / 5tiemt, fan
Neu Der er ct Sanbtorr ottt raa Bun
ben sient. Jan,
) fan ipefuIere -
| Seq iier life mere.
Mimeiuitrumertet er M belt nebitemt
Jan.
9 Sunu,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-31
Sra Clearwater Gouutp, Minn.

5 Sc iibite Gar bar ie9 | mine Serier
eierue ta9et mig en- Sur op til Clear
ipater County. .
ia ieg belle aaret rurbt er beifiGftiget
/ ct &outor. iaa imaoer bet iaa meaet bes
ore. nnar iee euaan9 imeqem fan faa
iriSadnoe ben friife, rene os iunoe Stops
Iuft, iom fiuoes i Set nprbIige Riunes
iota.
! 9aeIep, Tom er g~ourtpieat | Clear
mater Gountp, finbes Der en- bel Sci al
Dor RntionaIitet, % oct er mig aItio en-
flor SornsieIie at ilaa af en- Yasiiar
men BEN jtnite. uorite GARNER, bporai
Ser I Outeeren fnees ct tort sIertaI.
Soer Sirsods oe Soroae. naar Sars
rerue fra DC omIiascnne 8iitritter ions
mer iuS til Reierierue. ipneS belle gpen
ar barre fpIot al uorifs Sarmere os Rels
~teiparo.
SpruSen 9pen bar Saruerne ogiaa at
fprimne arbeioerne | be ~nGrIigaenoe taIs
rige Ssrrmirer meo 2eonetsmibIcr al
enbper art. Seuue ualminoeliae Iette
Nheang til aiiRtnine al ole clogs
S~armprooutter os BEN tore gfteriperss
ieI sisr ieIuisiseIis, at Yriieu er meset
soee.
Saa &isreture, iea I'll Tom fsr ON
aarene bar foretaeet, hporfpr lea err mis-
nc @enner Sat ifpISie. bIep ieg forbauiei
peS al ie. boor burtise o9 tore Srem'
itriSt Srobpeserne sisr mob geIitanS
2ette fsrer ie~IpfsIseIig meo ia Sebages
lisbeSer | enboer Seuieeuoe for at sisrs
9ipet iaa tcmforiabeIt 90 let iom mu'
Iigt,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-31
FRA slaf Riper saGs, isis.

~Secornhs goiten" er en- peItomreu
@ieft. vi bar bapt ben / 80 aar % fans
tie mer. Ser | Sauaip Greet bar ri en-
airte o. ct Siolebus bpeget iammer
meb Sen. aplinseu er ipGr Der ! Soms
mer; hi far BAIT meeet lloeir. men bet
bar life qiprt noaeu Ssabe dr6et sno BET
bar noiiet no / agreue iOmrtsiteos. ri
bar norit Stoie Der M, o. Dor SioIeIas
rers Raou sr z. u. greabL. iom er en-
meaet Sbqtie Carer. @i betienes Of Pas
TOR gneb. RsS en- peuIig SiIieu.
2uouis oolmereeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-31
Sivluc McoSrlrlie fra Botent. 40.


bpfuterne @iaiomion & Rerdant,
9r. 925-933 Guaranty Soan Bull.
Sing, minneapolis, Riun., er ! Den
iorlebne llge isIgeuoe Batentcr til.
eeIt Riuneiota % Dafcta Opfin'
eere:
c W Barber, Red Wing, MINI, Journal
box. c L Carlson. Vermilion, SD, Dip
ping car. A Chilstrom, Winthrop,
Mimi, Cabinet for laces. 7 Dougherty,
Minneapolis, Mimi, Grain bin. + Lind
blad, Kost. MINI, Cream pump. r
McGiffert, Duluth. Mimi, L~og-skidders-
+ S Myers, Redield, S D, Package-faste-
ner. o Olson, Red Wing, MINI, Wa
ter-strainer. NJ Seaman, Keystone,
S ID, Hammock-support. w b Seymour,
Kennebec. S D. Folding square. n S
Stalker, Duluth. MINI, Grain-car door.
L A Whcelock. Waseca, MINI, Railway
gate.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-31
Den ijette Cans.

9aar man taller ON De glinbes
~~Iiette Cans, nnpeuoer man iom
8egeI llotrpffet no fra ct popuIRrt
Spnspunft. gaaoe glinoe os andre
bar nemIis iprnei ! lluisbeo ON ben.
ne iiette Sans' egentIise geifaiien.
beo, bporpiot ben .oirfeIid er en- Cans
- Der Hummer hos ieeuoe @enne-
FER, men poasner hos 9linoe -
eaer ON bet tun er en- itarp SpspeIie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-31

sea bill mes bet famine iea fsnSer bette. Dc.
uhfte auIeouingen til al iuffe Tor ben Yrnaf.ge
grRriie saaeHeiierfplet. Zen CT unmarried; ben
sr Iiaelao Uhttia, tom "Eeeorabs Botien- er
firrfpmmeu. aea bar M hoIbi -HoiieH' I IL
star % penter lremseIes paa ben bier uee.
.. n. ssipu. Turis. 1egGs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-31

A footpad held up a lawyer in New
York the other night and got away
without losing a cent.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

st. Paul pogtics. here's a little some
thing Cor yeu. take it," Mayor Smith
smiled.
Than s." he said. y don't know
just what to say. but it's very kind. I
guess Jhh' ought 10 take care of me
all right with the rest" That was ali
there was to IT.
The movement 10 raise a substantial
purse vas started by MIR. O'Connor
several weeks ago, and the subscriptions
poured In by the dozen. Everybody
knew th1t the .'Old mayor was poor,
and that when he left Office he would
have to find work of some kind. So
they wanted to help in placing him be-
yond want for the rest OF his life
The subscription paper, to which
eighty names We're signed, was headed
as follows. 1.-THE undersigned, citizens
or 81. Paul, desiring to testify their
admiration for those sterling qualities
of heart and mind which have been
exercised in the service of the people
Of ST. Paul during a long and honor
able public service. have united in sub
scrlbing TO the worth and achievements
OF the retiring mayor, Hon. Robert A.
Smith"
Years ago Mayor Smith was COM
fortably we'll of. He had a beauu-
full home. He was vice president of a
prominent bank. Then the bank failed
and, though he was under no legal OBJ
legation 10 do IT. the mayor gave up
everything he had TO the creditors.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
MISS SUSAN HETZEL
LAID in ARLINGTON
Funeral Services Held Yesterday
Afternoon in ST. Johns Epis-
copal Church.

Funeral services for Miss Susan
'Riviere Hetzel, who died last Thurs
day. were held in ST. Johns Episcopal
Church yesterday afternoon. under the
direction IF the Rev. G. Calvert Carter.
rector Of the Church of the Ascension.
assisted by the Rev. T. a. tombstone.
rector of St. Phillips Church, Laurel.
Nd.
While Miss Hetzel had few immediate
relatives. being survived only by her
sister, Mrs. Edmund PendletOn, the
church pews were filled with many sor-
rowing friends and associates in the
various patriotic societies with which
she was interested. The services were
especially impressive. ana the solemn
Episcopal ritual was interspersed by
congregational singing of the hymns
The Washington times., 1908-06-07

Lead. Kindly Light" and Jesus.
Lover of Ny Soul"
The chancel was banked high with
flowers. tributes not only from indl-
vidual friends, but from the National
Society Of the Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution, OF which Miss HetzeI
was charter member and former
officer; Children OF the American Revo-
luton. of which she was registrar; the
Pocahontas Club. Gaudaloupe Club, Co
lonial Danes, Mt Vernon Chapter, d.
A. R., and the Southern Relief Society.
The officers Of the last named society
remained with the body from the time
OF the opening Of the church, at noon.
until IL was borne away
lnterment was made in Arlington
Cemetery. where Miss HetzePs father
Captain HetZel. veteran OF the Mexi~
can " r., and her mother. are buried.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
CITIZENS BANK
IN GOOD SHAPE

The latest report OF the Citizens
Savings Bank. which, by its favorable
location at 1906 New York avenue. is
convenient TO and generally patronized
by employees Of the departments shows
prosperous condition The deposits
aggregate S2l6, 1886, and the loans
S25l, 707. %.
The officers Of the bank. all represen-
tatiVe business men, are as follows:
James A. Sample. president; John Her
bert Corning, =. @. Afiieck, John Quinn.
and A F. Crenshaw, vice presidents;
Harry j. Huddleson, secretary: J. Clar-
ence Price, attorney, and Bester r.
Walters, Teasurer-cashier.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
THE NEW ORDER.

I'm getting ready 10 carry out the
new order that prescribes that army Of
ficers must walk ten miles a day for
three days"
But what does that device mean?'
1t means that I'm going 20 do my
ten miles of walking on a treadmiu IN
the shelter OF my tent. and within easy
distance Of the proper refreshments. -
Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
LAWYER SHOT AT TABLE.

ARCADIA, Fla, June &C. ". For
roster, prominent attorney, was mys-
teriously shot last night while seated az
the table in the diniHg-room OF his
home. His family was gathered about
the table. and in the excitement az
tending the shooting the assailant man
aged 10 get away unseen. The shooting
was done with a shotgun. the fun
charge entering Mr.. Forrester's breast.
The police have no clues TO work upon.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
GIVE $Il,OOO PURSE
TO HONEST Mayor
st. Paul Citizens Show Re
gard for Aged Official
Who Quits Poor.

ST PAUL. Mimi. June 6.-when
former Mayor Robert A Smith left
his Office In ST. Paul recently he car
RED with him a check Tor Sll, 900. the
GIT OF the people OF ST. Paul
To the eighty men who subscribed
10 the fund, il means a small token of
the affection IN which all st. Paul
holds Robert A. Smith. The cheek was
presented TO the mayor IN his office
at the City Hall by Richard r. OCOn-
nor. There were only q few present,
and, as had been planned. there was
no speech making, no ceremony.
Wei, mayor said the king bee Of
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
Is GIRLS KILLED
IN FACTORY FIRE

VIENNA, June 6.-Their escape cut Off
by the rapidity with which the flames
darted through the building. fifteen en-
ployes, mostly young girls. met death
today in q IRE. following an explosion.
which destroyed a ccllulOid factory,
Scores We're trampied upon, and others
seriously injured. - Is feared that
many of the injured +, ill die.
The FIRE started IN the cellar and In
an instant sheets Of flame darted
through the entire plant. A wild panic
ensued among the employees Seven
girls were Moderated trying 10 rush
through a blazing doorway, while the
others met death trying TO escape By
the windows.
Many heroic Tescues were made
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
SIGN OF PRECOCITY.

Il behave" declared yA- Irishman,
that me youngest sons BORN L be a
surgeon"
"Phwat leads ye Z say thot?" asked
his frie-d.
"Oi caught him usin' tn scissors on
book ORD lately bought am before
Oi cd stop him he cut out IN appin-
dix. Bohemian
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
INJURED FIREMEN
ARE HURT IN AUTO

ST. LOUIS. June "a FIRE occurred
this afternoon in the large three-stOry
building Of the Olive Hat Manufacture
ing Company. Two fremen were hurt
by glass. and while being taken tn
hospital, in Chief Swingley's automo-
bile, sustained additional injuries when
the car skidded IN taking a corner. and
dashed into a building. throwing the
occupants out
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
$500.

A beautiful new house, a few
steps from the East Capitol
street cars. One of the best
constructed and most attractive
twO-story houses ever built on
Capitol Hin on account of the
wide lot, the rooms are all
large. Hot-Water heat. tiled
BATH expensive mantels, etc.
an attractive new house like
this viii be snapped I'D quickly
lu this location. There are
always parties looking around
20 buy such q house. See US
at once.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
THE MAD PARLIAMENT.

The name mad parliament was given
to the parliament which assembled at
Oxford in the year 1858. and broke out
into open rebellion against Henry III.
The King was declared deposed. and
the government was vested in the hands
of tweuty-fOur councillors, with Simon
de MontfOrd at their head.-New York
American.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
$500.

$500.
Seven-room bay window press
ed brick house, near First street
and New York avenue north
west
$4,000.
Rents S21 per month.
A great argain-shOuld be
worth 5000. a Groom brick
with bath-Ou a letter street,
near TWenty-seCOnd street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Lot l6X75.
$4,000.
Wen located northwest; stone
and brick front; Z rooms; recep-
ton hall; furnace heat; attrac-
tive mantels.
$4,000.
Capitol Hill. near Library: 10
roomsi brick good sized lot.
$3.50.
Near Second and Maryland
avenue northeast: 12-roOm brick;
lot 191aX1l5; wide alley; good re-
pair; a $50 rental value.
$1,000.
Cheap for Navy Yard employee;
s room; comparatively new
brick; southeast-west of Fifth
street.
$4,000
Near Union Station: three
story, S-room brick; lot 19x98,
3-fOOt paved alley: well rented.
$4,000
Near Third and + streets
northwest; Z rooms; lot 23xe5.
Brick, northwest, lot 20xs0:
near Fifth and NJ streets north
west.
S5.15O
A bargain: well located. near
Pennsylvania avenue southeast
8 rooms; lot about 19X100 feet.
S5.100
Nine room house and stable.
near Fifth and II streets north
east; lot about 19x105; furnace;
easy terms.
$3.50
Eight-rOom brick. near Fifth
and G streets northwest; a good
renter.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
$4,000 Each.
New House,.
West of 18th.
Rent. $3.50.

Renting 10 select white tenants.
SPLENDID INV ESTM ENTS-
They are absolutely the only
modern brick houses on a
through street In the northwest
Tor $500. Each. 6 rooms and
bath.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
A Peerless Invest.
ment-S4, 800.
Rents for S4S.35.

Three small houses on an ex-
cellent lettered street. near the
Capitol One Of those choice
renting localities where proper
~ IS constantly rented. And
they pay such a large percent
age on the cost.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
Great Sacrifice.
Swell Location.
Near Conn. Ave.
and R-S5, 500.

= modem, 3-story. 1O-room
dwelling; lot 19x100; alley.
\ WELL PLANNED HOUSE
9 stories, cellar, parlor, re-
ception hail. pantry and
kitchen on one floor; s bed
rooms, tiled bath porcelain tub,
many closets. hOt-Water heat.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
On East Capitol St.
$4,000.

A cheap house at the price.
on account Of trusts coming
due this desiTa bic modern
dwelling must be disposed Of at
once, ard in order TO make a
quick sale the owner has re-
duced the price; 3 stories and
cellar. 10 rooms and bath: lot
lSxI0J.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
Near l4th Sc.
Very Cheap.
$4,000.

You won't hnd at this price
a better constructed house in
this section. six lovely rooms
and modern bath; southern ex-
pOsurei convenient 10 the best
car line in the city; lot lsxS0,
10 an alley. To see this house
Is 10 Ike II. Let Us show il 10
you today.
The Washington times., 1908-06-07
Capitol Hill.
Lovely New Home.
HOt-Water Heat.

stories, cellar. modern bath:
beautiful decorations; southern
EXPOSURE convenient 20 two
car lines.
See us soon II you want one
OF the DTettiest little houses
ever offered on Capitol Hill.
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Near Pension Office.
$5,4OO.
$500 Value.

Splendid S-rOOm dwelling. /
rooms on a floor: lot 20X1Ug.
: very handsome house, near
IS new.
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$500
Southeast; Z rooms; lot 2Ox105.
$500 roo
Half from East Capitol street, hea
west of Seventh street; 8 rooms; plu
lot l8Xl00
$3.50 c
Well located on Capitol Hi tee
overlooking Massachusetts ave dW
nue.; a doublr house, with two siz'
bay-windOwsi rooms and BATH Ia"
very cheap house.
$4,000 s
Southeast 8 rooms 10. 2sx114 5 E!
50 200 ing
Numbered street northwest; S
rooms; brick; yard 7
$1,000 Cir
Well located northwest, west n"'
of Seventh street, eight rooms, NeI
lot 20X94: large porches; BRICK
STABLE and CARPENTER
SHOP. var
$4,000 roc
Northwest; Z rooms; lot 19xs5; 9i'
STABLE.
$4,000 81
On Eighth street northwest: s sJIt
rooms STABLE. lot 15Ns5; al o.
$3.50 C
west OF Seventh street north or
west; 1O-roOm brick house;
BRICK STABLE b
81 OOO dow
Northwest; west of Seventh ok
street; rooms; lot 21X95. stable:
alley. O.
$500 ven
10 minutes walk from bu-i-
ness section. 9 rooms: two IS
story brick stable L
-. 100 s n
Southeast; rooms. brick: lo+
lIxl0S. well located. u
5000 bioc
A desirable threc-story. Groom car
house neai Lincoln Park: lot Drlc
l6izXll5; alley.
$4,000 A
Northwest, west OF Eleventh rr
street, south of o street. por
rooms: lot 20x9O. vail
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CHOICE LIST OF LOW PRICE HOUSES
lg Investments

$4,000
Near the business section: 10
room brick, three-stOTy, furnace
heat lot 25N150; stable modern
plumbing, etc.
$4,000
Corner. northwest. near Four
teeuth street; Groom brick
dwelling and brick stable, good
size lot; large front and side
lawn
$3.50
Southeas- nearly new pressed
brick house. cellar we'll To-
Gated. near car line. and rent
ing for $3.50 per month.
$500
Two blocks above Dupont
Circle turee-story stone brick
dwelling; o rooms; furnace heat;
very cheap.
$4,000
Near Nineteenth and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest. 10
rooms; lot 231axl50; TWO
STORY BRICK STABLE.
$1,000
Southeast. near East Capitol
street; s rooms; lot a6Xloo;
STABLE.
$4,000
Capitol Hill near East Capitol
street: rooms; lot 22XS5, west
OF Sixth street
$3.50
Bordering on business sect ion.
down town, broom brick; lot
15xs1
s.. 200
Capitol Hill. rooms; con-
venieut 10 car line
S5.250
West OF Fourteenth. south OF
L street. tW0-story and cellar.
s rooms and bath. large lot.
$1,000
Well located. soutrea 81. half
block from Pennsylvania venue
car line. 7-roOm bay-window
brick; renting for 80 per month.
$4,000
Attractive new colonial house.
. rooms: hot water heat, front
porch, etc. % feet wide, rental
value $50 per month.
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$1,000

$1,000
Near the Capitol and Library:
tWo-stOTy and cellar. rooms
and bath. furnace Eeat. yard
and alley front lawn pretty
outlook.
$4,000
Near State, War, and Navy
Department; rooms. lot lsxl20,
bathrooms. TWO STORY
BRICK STABLE.
$4,000
Well located on lettered street
northwest; 10 rooms; lot 2I-5xI03;
valuable lot.
$4,000
Near Sixth and II streets
northeast; nearly new 6-room
brick; modern plumbing; yard,
etc.
S4.250
Northwest, near Capital Trac-
ton car line. 'three-story:
rooms; steam heat a very
cheap home.
$4,000
Well located ia the northwest,
west of New Hampshire avenue:
3-stoTy; 10 rooms: furnace heat.
- feet wide very cheap home.
$4,000
West Of Seventh street north
west; two-stoTy. Groom. bay
window brick. cellar and furn-
ace, good size lot.
$500
Well located. northeast. short
walk from new Union Station:
Groom brick. with bath. side
yard well rented
$500
West or Sixteenth street.
south S street, three-stpry. g.
room stone and brick front;
very cheap.
$3.50
West Of Fourteenth, south OF
L street: 7-TOOm. bay-WludOw
brick. lot 1sXll0. alley.
$4,000
on s street. west Of Sixteenth:
Groom brick. with cellar.
$500
Near Stanton Park. Groom
bay-window brick; yard.
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