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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19
School Girls ousrsntined.

Philadelphia. Feb ls.-Twenty-fye
girls. members Of fashionable famil-
ies Of Bryn Mawr, a suburb, have
been quarantined IN a private school
building in that place since yester-
day ami their enforced stay In the
school building may continue several
days The quarantine Of the girls
o. due 70 an outbreak OF scarlet fe-
scr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19
Bsnouet FOR Ambassador.

New York. Feb Especial
Whi,elaw Reid. American ambassa'
dor 20 the Court Of ST. James, who
has been paying an extended visit
20 this country. will sail FOR Eng
land tomorrow. He will be entertained
this evening by the Pilgrims Of the
United States at a banquet at Del
monico's ". Butler Duncan, presiden'
OF the society will be IN the chat
and former ambassador Joseph II
Choate. secretary Of state Root. Am
bassador Bryce. and Governor Hughe.
are expected 20 be present
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19
The Swine and the Flower

oh mel saw a huge and loathsome sty,
Wherein a drove OF wallowing swine
were barred,
Whose banquet shocked the nostril and
the eye,
Then spoke a voice, "Behold the source
of lardl"
fled and saw field that seemed at first
one glistening mass OF roses pure and
white,
With dewy buds mid dark green foliage
nursed;
And as fingered DER the lovely sight,
The summer breeze that cooled that
Southern scene,
Whispered, " Behold the source of
COTTOLENEl"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

F~F hGu hiNtT lfVp CNtWltnN'
Washington, Feb 1S.-Congress.
men representing districts bordering
Red river formed a temporary or.
gauization this morning TO further
projects for the improvement Of
hat stream. Mr. Sheppard being
elected chairman and Mr. Carter of
Oklahoma secretary. Another meet
ing will be held Saturday, at which
time the organization will be made
permanent.
Messrs Sheppard Raudell Ferris
OF Oklahoma. Watkins OF Louisiana.
and Carter OF Oklahoma were APP
pointed a committee 10 inquire why
the survey OF Red river from Full
ton. Ark, 20 its mouth had not been
made as directed by the last rivers
aud harbors biu
II is the purpose Of the organ
zaion formed today 20 study the
needs OF Red river and 10 promot,
measures 20 make 10 naWgable.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

St Louis. Feb. 19-Special.-Nu.
merous contests are promised at the
republican primaries tomorrow for
the selection Of the twenty-eight st.
Louis ward delegates TO the state
delegate convention. Chairman j. D.
Howe Of the city committee and
Thomas X. Niedringhaus, the million
aire republican politician. are the
leaders of the opposing forces for the
control OF the St Louis delegation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19
Death at Berwyn.

J. W. Pittman, aged about SO years
a citizen of Berwyn died yesterday
afternoon at his former home in that
tovn and was shipped to Marietta for
burial
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

Bert Barber, Of Elton, Wis says.
II have only taken four doses o'
your Kidney and Bladder pills and
they have done more for me than
any other medicine has ever done q"
Mr.. Barber refers to DeWitt's Blad.
der and liver pills They are sold by
W g. Frame. d&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

The Excelsior Steam Laundry IS
ready for business. Look out for the
wagons. &c. your bundles ready New
machinery. satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone SIS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

Pipe your house and buy a Jewel
Range while 1t Is cheap at
1C.3t w. VI. HILLS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

Mr.. Bourkc Cochran ia not above
1 rcao,t 10 apt alterations arliul
aid. with Mr. Bryan and the pros.
dental chair hr says 'tho pmudcr
srs Of millions will Dee given pref
,rcncc iu The pathway 10 PRISON over
he pilfcrcrs Of pennies
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

Decide IN your own mind the kim
OF home you want, the location, the
price .ou want to pay and the terms
desired, then come 70 us. We will
be able TO give you what you want
at very low figures.
13tf Rggins-Suggs-M Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

At Ardmore, Oklahoma, at the close
of Business, December 3. 1907.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

Dan Young loft today on Visit
.o Oklahoma city.
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Don't miss Eldridge Monday night.
l9-tC
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Monday night Eldridge, the humor'
ist. 19-tt
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Lenox Soap
And Warm Water
n


Soap is intended to do
but one thing to loosen
dirt, so it can be removed
by water.
Warm water helps soap
do what it is intended to
do. In warm water, soap
dissolves perfectly so
that every particle in 1t
does its share OF the work
of cleaning.
The ideal combination
for laundry work is a high
grade soap like LenoX
and a plentiful supply of
clean, warm water.
Lenox soap and warm
water remove dirt with
out unnecessary labo r
and they do not injure
the clothes. Many soaps
ESPECIALLY those + o T
which eXtravagant claims
are made--Contaln strong
chemicals. BY their use
housekeepers can save a
few minutes time, but it
is at the expense OF the
clothes
For sale bv all grocers.
TYLER { SIMPSON CO.
Ardmore, Oklahoma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

The most delicious drinks at the
Arcade. 1876
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

The George hIugfon bridge
across Rock creek lu the Piaft ma
toual park which was closed two
months ago. causing great incou-
yeu.onoa 20 the citizens Of the
toxin and 'he people of the country
has been repaired and opened again
20 'ho public An emergency arrro.
rr.a'Ipn ~ 10000 has been app-o
ur.a'-I ay congress Tor ue"
bridge gf this point
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

Tho Fort Worth Record aya The
president may have 20 come 10 OK.
thoma aud give his former rough
'ldcr companions AN exhibition of
lashug up San Juan hin. just 10 m
hem for thc fray that ia now dcycI
pplng against the autRourh Riders
u that state.
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Subscribe for the ArdmoreIte.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

Did YOU say me ground hog was
n joke
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

sIt.Nas too much aoplo sauce that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

DeWitts Carbolized witch Hazel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-19

one Of tho squad casal 81 which
,ycrtook and cap'u'. lohI Wilh".
Booth. who shot Abraham Lincoln.
- but had fulfilled hIB last wish
hat be- might die on Liucolus b.r
lay an nh.a funeral wa held 600
'hlcago yesterday Andrew Wendell
Unlisted 40 trooper Boo the Six
ecnth New York cavalry and served
through the civil war llc was later
itatlonod 600 Washington and shared
n the prize money paid for Booths
'apturc. his portion being s. 900
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@ " STUART, Cashier
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS RECORDED

s. ami 49, square. 9ss. Roberts subdi-
vision $40
Nineteenth street, between L and NJ
streets nOrtawest-Thomas Pollard er
~. &c Henry Huh. lot 8 EQuare 40: $40
~ street. between TWenty-first and
It7enty- second streets uorthwest-Carl-
ton - Beau 10 William II. Dougherty,
p1rJ LOT l6, square Sc. SIC
ms eSlde-JOseph J. MOebs et ux 10
AleiN.1d Rogers, lot %, block 9, in JOS
eph J. MOebs subdivision. SO.
SIKH and Is streets NOTWITHSTANDING
uelpAld, baltimore and Washington
Railroad Company to United States OF
America, release OF all rights TO station
on the mall, $1,000
Pleasant Plains-AIelvina Rogers 70
Joseph J. Moebs lot Col in Melyina Rog-
er's subdivision, SO.
$40 Thirteenth street sCutEeast-John
COOK, trustee 10 Rebecca Cook, lot o.
square 10Y $40
Bellevue Highlands-Frank r. Butter
Held et TX. TO Harry 3. Sweeney. part
lot 4, Clarke and Berry's subdivision. SO.
q street, betweenf Third and Fourth
streets n0rtheaSt-ThOmas J Keefe 70
SO
Fifteenth street and South Carolina
avenue sOutheaSt-RichaTd Knight 10
henrietta n. Knight. lots 81 20 "a 81, 81
~ ana 81, Incorporated square 1850 in
J. A. Hamilton ct al. subdivision; SO
1874 Sixth street nOrthweSU-Pauline c
Bloom ct vir to Vito Luciano, lot 46,
subdivision. 800
Thirteenth street. between c and .
streets northeast-Charles o. Rice to
Annie r. Marnix, lot So, square 100. in
j. A. Hamilton ct al subdivision; SO
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plaias-
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BANK CLERKS FATE
TO Be ARGUED AGAIN

a preliminary hearing to determine
whether Thomas G. Hayes, a former
clerk OF the American National Bank
should be held for the grand Jury on
charge OF embezzling about 5000 and
manipulating entries IN the books was
held yesterday afternoon In the direc-
tors room in the bank before United
States Commissioner Arson S. Taylor.
After dragging along for several
hours, during which employees Of the
bank were called TO testify to certain
entries alleged 10 have been made by
Hayes, in an attempt 10 prove that ne
received sums OF money which were NOT
posted in the banks lodges, the hearing
was continued to next Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock. when It will BE-
concluded.
assistant District Attorney Jesse c.
Adkins, representing the Government.
endeavOTed TO show by clerks and OF
ficers Of the bank that as receiving
sion Of the money, and while he cred
tied the amounts on the pass books of
the depOsitoTs, he made out no credit
slip by which the boOkkeepeTs posted
I'D the accounts Of the depositors in the
ledgers-
Henry z. Davis, who with II TVinship
Wheatley, represented Hayes, entered
objections to much Of the evidence as
hearsay and irrelevant, succeeding in a
numbe" Of instances IN excluding Ger
tain portions.
E 6 Wolff, assistant cashier. was
cal1-d by the Assistant District Attor-
ne.' 20 testify 10 discrepancies between
the pass books of various depOsitors
and the ledger accounts.
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NORTHWEST LOT
BRINGS $4,000
T. H. Pickford Buys Mont
gomery Apartment House,
Too, With Ground.

To the many deals OF the last week
another OF large proportions was added
yesterday afternoon by T. II. PickfOrd
and Andrew NJ. Curry involving city
property valued ct $4,000.
In this deal Mr.. PickfOrd buys from
AIr. Curry 10000 square feet Of ground
ct the southwest corner of NJ and
North Capitol streets northwest valued
at $4,000. The only improvement upon
this property IS the Montgomery apart
ment house, a recently Quilt four-story
structure on a lot 10 by Ii2 feet It
is the intention of Mr.. Pickford TO erect
buildings for store purposes on the
North Capitol street front. but he has
not yet decided upon the Improvement
OF the NJ street frontage.
As part OF the consideration, Mr.
PickfOrd conveys 10 Mr. Curry the va
cant property OF Nineteenth street
northwest, adjoining the Dean estate
on the north IL has a frontage on
Ninsteenth street OF go feet facing the
Chinese legation. and extends 81 feet
west on the south line and I63 feet on
the north line. making Il total area OF
t6,77S square feet. In the deal this lano
IS valued ct $50 coo.
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II. DOugherty ct TX. to Carlton NJ Bcau.
lots a-3-524, block Z; SIC.
. street, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth sUuthwest-Bernard L. Bahlman
10 ThOn-2s W Kerr ct uX., part lot
Z. In Han Wilson's subdivision, square
291, so.
"a NintI street northeast-Augusta
5c9,at oi to Edgar NJ kitchin. lot g..
square slf, in Emma J. Carpenter :
subdivision, $40
West cSingtou-AndTeW w Lukei ct
TX. 10 John J. Allen, lot 81, block +, in
George TrucsdelFs subdivision, SO.
Columbia Heigbts-Eugene G. Jefferys
81 uS- TO John Noon, lot 46, block .. in
JeIery 3 subdivision. SO.
GFanDy-BenJamin r Leighton and
lTWn B. Linton, trustee 70 EFnestine
+. IerhinEeT. $40. Description not given.
Zl3 Sixth street sOutheaSt-EdWard NJ
Grinder ct TX. 10 Henry Z. StOpsack,
part lot y, square S43, so.
South ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @. Brown
to William Watson and Matilda Wat
son. lot s., square 5l55, 500.
Mt. Pleasant-Mary r. Kennedy ct
lot ia, north half of lot 115, in Chaplin
Browns subdivision, and lot OBJ in J.
Sprlgg P0Ole'S subdivision. $40
Mt. PleaSant-Edgar :. kennedy ct
uN. TO William II. Kennedy ana Mary
z Kennedy, part of lot ia and part
of lot 1l5, in Chaplin Browns subdi-
vision, ana lot 572 In J. Sprigg Poole's
subdivision, $40.
Cleveland Park-H. Rozier Duianey.
trustee, 10 William J.. Peet. lots Z and
md part Of lots aud 8. block 1, s., go.
zol5 q street West-Margaret
Weld TO David F. Scheele, part square
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Plans have been drawn and accepted
and contract viii at once be let for
a two-stOry structure. the first story
front OF which viii be almost entirely
Of plate glass, with a central entrance
to the store. The entrance to the sec
ond floor will be through the entrance
on Twelfth street
Estimated Cost, SIz,ooo.
This building viii cost $1,000 and Will
be so constructed that two additional
stories may be added:
The property is 80 feet inches wide
on Il street, and runs back 100 feet, hav-
ing an outlet 20 Twelfth street in the
little 70 by 20 lot, 609 Twelfth street.
Work on the new building will com
mence April !, and V1N be completed
In sixty days. It viii be an ornamental
building Of white brick, and will add de-
cidedly 20 the appearance OF this busy
part OF + street
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Addition to lie Droit Park-Joseph
Paul ct TX 10 Gertrude L Lewis lots
10 TO 13, inclusive square %, so.
TWining City-RJbert r Bradbury 81
,. SIC j. " ''''" - H. i"'''e' '0' 10 O'0''
Whitehaven- Jacob P. Clark. trustee,
to MaUde A. Clark, lots Is 70 IS ana D.
square 14l7: lots % and 80, square 1418;
1880. SIC
HilbrOok-Suburban Homes Company.
Inc, TO Nirr'l @. Williams. lots Is. IT,
81. 81 and 80, square 5J77; lots &C. 81 81,
81, and %, square 5093 $40
HillbTOOk-JO IN c. Cuttings and Leon
Tobrinef to Suburban Homes Company,
Incorporated, lots and g. square 5OIG
and lots .. q. % and SO. square CO.'S. and
lot 81, square 5O93, and lots 3 to y,
square 5094; 81
l6H Tenth street northwest-John c.
Detweiler et uX. 70 William II. Walker
lot III. square SCI. SO.
600 X street northeast-J. Edward
Fowler ct uX. to Saul Topper. lot 100.
square $50; $40.
New Jersey avenue. between D and
T. streets northumberland w. Ty
Ter, trustee, to Joseph l. Weller, part
lot T. square 630; SlI500.
West WOodTidge-Henry 4. Vieth ct
uX and Glenn +. Hustled ct TX. TO G.
Cloyes Fletcher, lot I, square 42J0, Vieth
< Husted's subdivision, SO
2457 = street northWcst-JOseph T.
ENEOl.5E 10 4-tAllc D. IAtDN5t-f LOT east
OF square "a, II, HOlmead's addition 20
Georgetown. SO.
Addition 10 lie Droit Parls-Robert
Page Burniss TO Mary Heany. lot 65,
block -. $40.
Sit. Pleasant-John Cock, trustee. to
Dora J. DempSter, lot II, square 26S5.
SO.
81 AcIler street northeast-John Cox,
trustee. 10 James c. Lewis. part los
"a and 10 square SCI. in Nicholas Acl-
er's subdivision, 81. 4S5.
Eleventh street, between j and g
streets Observation-Disclosures A Shields IT
uX- 10 Thomas W. Short. lot "A, square
900, in Charles GessfOrd's subdivision;
$40.
L street, between North Capitol and
first streets Observation-Disclosures II.
Weide ct vir, to Rebecca g. Duff, lots
$50 and 3S7. square $50, in W. W. Lei
bert's subdivision; SIC.
Eighth and d streets northeast-Johu
Grtnstead to William II. Horn, part lot
=, square south Of square 693; $40.
Ninth and II streets sOutheast-ThOm-
as J. heefe to Joseph NJ. Carmody, lots
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other reason. namely. that the income
on this property has been more than
doubled and that through the additional
expenditure Of but $12.000. or an amount
less than one-tenth the value of the
ground.
Originally a Dwelling.
For about a hundred years there has
stood upon the property Il twO-and-a-
half-story bricS building. once resi-
dence but long since charged 10 suit
the needs OF business. II is now occu-
pied by the Goodyear RAinc0at Com
pany and Halls confectionery store,
with some smaller concerns on the sec
0nd floor. The small structure on
Twelfth street, ten feet wide, IS used
nE shoe TepaiTeT. The total income
rom the whole property is but s. 900
a year. and this nets but 5000 Under
the new arrangement this net income
will be more ran tripled.
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Louvre Glove Company
Secures Property From
burlington Estate.

One OF the interesting deals of the
week was that announced by John T..
Mckay by which one Of the few re-
naming landmarks IN the busy section
OF r street viii soon be obliterated and
q modern structure substituted.
This was tie ten-year lease OF the
property lll5 and 1ll7 F street and coo
Twelfth street, belonging TO the Anne
liza j. burlington estate. 10 the Louvre
Glove Company for an annual rental Of
5000.
Interest attaches 20 the deaI for an
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ZOE sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALE
~ fSo-two-story and cellar brick. northeast,
rooms ard bath; nice little home.
fz,lVy-SSoe cash; baIancs including interest
Sll per month"; rented al. SIS: a 2-story
brick located ia thu Southeast
2.o0O-A z-stOry brick: rooms and bath;
hot and cold waters on numbered street
northeast
y, s-lnvestment-2-story. Groom brick; 10
Gated on llth -. NV. Rented s225 80 per
month.
81 s9V-IOFner house. one square from Con-
gressional Library rooms and bath; 40
feet front: rented s25 per month: viii rent
Tor more; 500 cash. balance 10 suit
S. 40O-A beautiful home: hot water heat;
large rooms and BATH lot ISKI00 TO alley;
beautifully decorated located within g
squares Of Stanton Park
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WE CAN MAKE loans in any amounts from,
81. 600 10 $500 600 at 81 and 6 per cent? W
have some per cent money.
r Every consideration possible shown bor-
rover
THE HARRISON REALTY COAFPANyy
907 q ST. ". ".
Phone Main 3s62 Nortb sQ-s
-o'3
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wANTED-sUBURBAN.

WANTED-House FIVE to seven rooms, a 20
acres ground; outside District; 10 minutes
ak to One-fara electric line. part cash:
balance -.font "; give particulars Address
EoA So. Times cffice- mh1k3t
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MONEY TO LOAN.

II YOU NEED MONEY to pay rent, or bur
coal. viii furnish all you nesi / lend you
strictly PRIVATE. Try ms p o. BOX
Es<s. station @. fa5-tf
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.



Below submit a few OF the cheap farms
that I have for nale. These places are IN
reach OF any one.
Near Chantiily $50 acres: 2 houses:
pleted. necessary Out-DulldingH. plenty q
fruit. Price. 81 500: terms 70 suit.
Near LegstO; $50 acres % acres IN cuitiva-
ton; 70 acres IN timber, broom house: plenty
OF fruit; price. s., 400 The timber and wood
ought to pay for this place
No. zl-lO0 acres; 6-room house; plenty Of
fruit. the farm Is well fenced. ard ia q very
good state OF cultivation Price $3.50.
No. IsS-Sice fruit farm; s. acres; 8-rOom
house; large barn and AL necessary out
buildings; nice shady lawn; coed water AZ
ance 70 suit This Is nice property the fruit
ought 70 pay for II. Located about 4 mile
from the electric r. r.
No. 245-65Ik acres T-room house nicely To-
Gated On high elevation. Most al kin1s
OF fruit; necessary OutbulldinEs. Price &. 203.
On real easy terms. This place on only about
10 mtnutes' walk 10 the station.
No. eZI-Nics little poultry farm; miles
from Vienna. Is acres, 3-roOm house. stable
and necessary outbuildings. Wen at the
door; spring and dairy the place Most
all kinds o. fruit and berries. Price 81 20
No. sos acres. good Groom house: good
store house; detached: necessary Outbufld-
ings; some fruit: price &. 500. On reasonable
terms. This Is a cheap little farm.
No. Ifs-SA acres, large house started. not
finished. tenant house. plenty Of fruit; price
&. 500 on reasonable terms: the wood and
timber ought TO pay for this place
No. 755-llilz acres; 4-ro0m house: stable.
ice house. and necessary OutbuiIdinEs- some
fruit; price 1880 on reasonable terms.
II you are looking for country property OF
any kind u VIII pay you 70 send for nay
list before you buy; II is full q bargains o.
all kinds Of property and business prop0-
sitions. Ny carriage is at your service 20
inspect property any time. All business re-
oeives my personal attention. try to please
FA.RfAK : SE TTEAN,A
sIs KTn 81 Wash "
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VIM. H. Saunders g Co.,,
1907 F ST. n. w.

l523 18th NV, broom frame. --..........t 81, 500
S26 Kenyon NV. Groom frame ........--..s2.5O 800
IS + st. Sc. Groom brick. $500
l4l0 Sd St. NV. Groom frame .......-...s 81. 90
KARRICK & METCALF, 1920 y. Y. Ave.
II
HOW TO BE your own landlord on 500 cash
and so monthly For full particulars drop
postal. telephone OF call for illustrated plat
etc, OF Connecticut Avenue Terrace"
FULTON r. GORDON. Colorado bldg.
Tel. Main 90. mhls-3t
FOR sALE-ss. 6oo-Eighth st NV. south Of
Rhode Island ave s-rooEn bay window brick,
fronts east: well rented. convenient to mar
ket school,, car lines and business center
Il F. MANDLE. 7SZ 10Th St NV. Red Ar
roH Sign mhl4-2t
FOR sAIg:-GaIes st. ne. frame cottage;
good COMFORTABLE little home; rented for $50
per year price, N,V9 Buy a home or IN
vestment. r. ?. MANDLE, 752 10Th 81. NV,
Red Arrow siGn. mhl4-2t
FOR sALE-se. section $500. brick; six
rosms; gas water, and sewerage; rent, si4o %;
easy teTmt II. r. MANDLE. T5Z 10th 81.
NV. Red arrow Sign. mhl4-at
FOR QUICK sALE-Three hve-room bricks;
rent for $50 each. Trust OF s.. 600: only
qulres LICE cash. VIII pay I71z per cent.
HENRY ". OFFUTT. 3Zd and SIS.
mhiEtf
FOR sALE-Four houses Southeast rent
not sell one. THE HARRISON REALTY
COMPANY. s07 81. nv. mhl2-3t
PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
DOWN TOWN RESIDENCE
as x IT. NV. corner 10Th
u rooms; all modern improvements; lot -
T. on K ST., % It on 10Th: rents for 80
per month: tl.5O0 rsosntly expended for i'm
proVsmentE. title perfect; offer wanted
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. Slz l4th 81. NV.
fs~ef
$500.
On Very Easy TermA
A Pretty nsa house in conYsnisnt location.
% foot front rOom1 bath. with nnod~-n
plumbing Als ionGry WRshstand. cOnC~stg
cellar guaranteed furnace handsomely IN
LEhed throughout
$3.50.
eIoo CASH.
A new motsra s-room house; % foot front;
modern BATH vide front porch.
Rowzee-Van Reuth Co.,
1925 Pa. Ave.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-Party 20 take part OF suburban
house on direct car line. Address rs Sth ST.
NV IL
FOR RENT-Falls Church Va. April Ist S.
room dwelling, cellar excellent water. plenty
shade, nice lawn, and garden; 2 blocks from
trolley cars one Of the incest houses in the
village; call quick. BARBOR. WILLIAMS
q Co. Real Estate and Insurance, Falls
Church, Va. mhI4-2t
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-15
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BOUGHT AND GOLD.
We buy and sell farms near this city
Call and talk it over before buying OF SELF
ing. NATIONAL CAPITAL FARM AGEN-
CY, 5l2 St NV. mh1s-st
WANTED-GOod people 20 buy homes In
Laurel, Nd, and be happy. have fine coun-
try and suburban properties for sale; low
prices and easy terms c. J. HALVERSON.
Washington ave. Laurel. Nd. mhI3-IOt