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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-02

AZ the Fair Of 1907 there were 1891
animals on exhibition. not including
the LOCO race horses stabbed on the
ground. Every indication is that this
year the number of cattle will exceed
that OF last which was record break.
or in the South
Beef breeds have been about equally
divided I'm number OF head shown at
the Fair during the last few years
The offerings for this class OF cattle
are exceedingly liberal. In the Here
ford class the association awards
total Of Sl220 in premiums. and the
American Hereford Cattle Breeders
association s200 The Shorthorn class
receives S192O and $500 additional by
the American Shurthorn Breeders as.
sociation. The Rcd Pollcd. another
breed, receives I'm premiums. $ll50
aud $50 additional from the Red Pollcd
Cattle club of America. Offerings In
the Pollcd Durham class amounts to
S1lG5 ald IN the Abcrdoen.Ancus
sl11O
Dairy cattle always attract the at.
tention of every visitor. be they from
country or town Dupont yons is the
superintendent Of this department.
aud predicts the greatest showing Of
Jersey cattle in history The offer.
nps i'm this class are over $1,000.
Texas is fast winning first place IN
the Union for the number and high
class of the horses within the borders
Of the state. Ever since the first meet
of the Tcvas State Fair. when the
mustang was about the only horse a
| Texan used. the association has offer.
ed liberal prizes each year to i'm.
| prove the Texas horse. thus adding
/ millions of dollars 10 the value of this
| industry to the state.
This year over $4,000 is Of.
| fored In the exhibit horse di-
/ vision and is divided as follows:
/ Draft and Coach horses: French Sl6O;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-02
GREATER THAN EVER.
implement, Vehicle and Machinery
Display at State Fair.

implement. Vehicle and Machinery
Display at State Fair.
The implement, vehicle and ma
chinory display at the twenty.third
annual meet of the state Fair Of Tex.
as. October Il TO November ! at Dal.
las, will be more complete than any
ever offered at previous entertain.
mcnts The largest division OF the
Fair, from standpoint of area, IL will
have Tor the information OF visitors.
the latest in farm wagons, vehicles
of all kinds, implements, machinery
and automobiles Practically every
foot of It's seven acres Of space is sold
to great manufacturers. who will each
have a man In their exhibition booths
for demonstration purposes.
J. &. Duke, director of this depart
ment. said. There win be great
number and variety Of carriages in
the show and the wagon display will
be as liberal as ever. Automobiles
of many makes. vehicles OF all kinds,
will be on exhibition brought from
the various portions and manufactur-
ing ccntcrs OF the Union. In the ma
Chinery department. most Of which
will be along the main driveway, in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-02

German, S2lO; porcheron. SlGO: draft
horses, any breed slG5. Carriage,
light harness, saddle horses and
ponies: Carriage and buggy horses,
si15; thoroushhryd8. $3.50; roadstors
$40; standardized trottcrs and
PAGERS. $500. suffolk. SlI5. saddle ana
combination horses, including sweep
stakes and srocial prizes offered by
the Teyas Saddle Horse Breeders as
sOciation. and the American Saddle
Horse breeders association. So 200;
Shetland ponies, Sll5; park horses
sl20
Special prizes are offered In Per
cheron class by the Percherou so.
ciety of America. including gold medal
reserve ribbons, champion cups and
cash prizes.
Sheep, goats, jacks, icnnets and
mules have a liberal snare 81 the
awards The American Angora Goat
Breeders association also offers a
a handsome cup for the hest breeders
flock Of registered Angora coats
On Tuesday. October p, there will
be grand parade OF horses from the
livestock arena promptly at ! y. m,
and going around the race track, pass
ing the grandstand and back to the
arena. Every horse on exhibition on
the Fair Grounds will participate in
this parade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-02

All kinds Of lands Fourth cash.
balance from one 10 ten years. See
me- for BARGAINS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-02
mARSDEN.

Marsdcn, Okla. Aug. 31.-Thc
Marsdon-Ncw Hope meeting which
had been in progress for eighteen
days. closed last night This was %
grand and glorious meeting, there
being more than thirty conversions
and general revival among the
members.
W VI. Bollon and family returned
Saturday from Henrietta. Texas
whore they had been for several DAYS
visiting relatives Mr. BolleD says
crops are better here than out there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-02

products fom Texas For tho best farm
exhibit from any county ur association
I'm Texas. We offer: First 500; sec.
ond. s75. third. $50. fourth S25. The
corn division. as usual. will ho a feat.
ure of the fair. and receives q liberal
division OF tho cash awards
Taking into consideration the cor
rospondouco and space arrangements.
I'm the department this year will be
the most complete collection of ag.
ricultural products the state has ever
offered Each section oi the state will
be- represented. from Tho coast Coun
try 10 the Panhandle, and from east
10 west Texas. In fact this exhibit
will include every variety of grasses
rice. sugar. corn. tobacco. fruits, veg
etahles. wheat. oats. ctc. % collection
of the good things of life that no other
state can offer"
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-02

G r. SMITH.
Ardmore, Okla
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-02
EXPOSITION BUILDING ENLARe
Ed

The exposition Huilding is always
the Mecca of the women visitors 10
the Texas state fair and as far as that
is concerned TO tu, men as well For
the twentythrd annual meet oct II
TO Nov. !, this great structure has
been remodclcd aud enlarged until II
covers now . 81 acres of area. Here
will be found the liberal arts, the lat.
est i'm musical Instruments, women
wearing apparel imported from abroad
display Of electrical utensils that
make housekeeping a pleasure, Jew
elry, etc. Every foot Of space in this
building is taken The business firms
of Dallas and OF Texas are arranging
TO spend several thousand dollars in
building new booths and adding further
to the beauty of the various eNhib'
its.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-02
FARM AND MILL.
New Building For This Department d.
State Fair

Wth O. b"rdiur SiN.,. ',.t u a.
uon..uu. divided into Uu..,.-.t,r
tputl- ''N"' tc,t. completed .tU u,.'
OF S25o.u tho farm mil nI Uuu'u
tural d,uarrWcut Of Oh, Texas Strt.
fair 90 TJl'as This yoH I.. ut.t.
home io. the exhibition .. t.c l.. ID.
uot- OF thc soil Of To,u. ruilt .~
iircly oft cement stone. with 'Ip 20,
Of lighting and ycnU.a.D. u.Uuie.
the building Is ideal fo. fN, purposes
intended II will be rwrI,d vtr
The latest fixtures for ,>I.H.ou r
poses. wi,h rest rooms .ud H'1tuucs
" ~ CASTOR dirC.fO. GIu-,l.
interested u agricuitWu ur uclr
fore takes more than u.. Interest
in this department VI, IU Ou
premiums this year haN, boom ulcJ
ally increased airl the I.f revised 81.
that % embraces every N..,.l.. and
plant useful for the support of man
and beast For the twenty fhud au
uual meet. oct Il to Soy 2. We os
Ter In the Sweepstakes D'J- So as
first prize and SO as second. 'or rh.
most complete individual exhibition of
corn cotton small grain a0 ..Nr. 'arw
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-02

Marsdcn bail players had won two
games from the Pike boys. when il
should have shown they had won
two games from Eastman and one
from Pike, the only games our boys
has played this season.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-02
Three Cent Gas for Factories

Ardmore should have 3-cent
o that will Ardnore. This
only lacking Admoe facility that builds
o o o
gas experts city they
natural there.
Poland Anderson body Of land lying south the City park which
will be sold the people lot The lots large and beautifully
and worth than the asked for them.
But this ALL purchasers OF these lots members OF large
n property.
we'll In the
oil
this money you pay the
we'll will be for
this purpose.
proposition reasonable and that
O he growth d Ardmoe.
a easy you will
weeks machinery
is n ground
Lots slOO Each S25 90 Cash. balance S2 so per month
For further particulars
Walter G.. Dean
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. via San Francisco. close here daiy at
$50 p. n. uD to May p. for dispatch BY steamer
NehTEskan.
VladiTostok. MA Seattle. Gloss here daily at sos
p. m. up TO May ., for dispatch By steamer
Yedd0.
Hawaii. japan. Korea. China and Philippine
Islands via san Francisco. close here dailJ az SOS
p. m. Up 10 May 2S for dispatch BY steamer China.
Hawaii Guam. and Philippine Islands. via San
Francisco. close here daily at 60j p up 20
May 81, fer dispatch BY United states Transport
Australia Except mails frr West Australial. New
Zealand, Samoan Islands and New Caledonia. via
san Francisco. close here daily a. 605 y. m up 70
May 81 for dispatch by steamer Foreric
Specially addressed mails for Japan. Korea. and
China via Seattle close here daily az 60j p n
up TO June J. Tor dispatch by steamer SuTeric.
japan. Korea. China and Philippine Islands. via
sos p. m up to June = for dispatch by steamer
Empress Of Japan.
Hawaii japan. Korea. China. and Philippins
Islands via San Francisco close hero daily at 6a5
?, N. up 10 June I. for dispatch BY steamer Man
churia
Japan. Korea. China and Philippine Islands. via
Tacoma. close here daily at 60J p. n. up 10 June
). for dispatch by steamer Titan.
Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Islands via
Seattle. close here daily at 6 S p. m. up to June
for dispatch hy steamer Shinano Maru
Australia Except mails for West Australia New
Zealand. samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia. via Vancouver and Victoria B. E.. close
here daily az Cos p. m. up 70 June a. for dis
patch b. steamer Mauuks.
Tahiti and MsrQuesas Islands via San Frsncisco.
close here daily al 69j D. m. Up 70 June g. fer
dispatch by steamer Mariposa-
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MAY "a IN AMERICAN HISTORY.

l63-South Carolina erected into separate provlncs
First permanent settlement in 1858: original
char-sF included North Carolina and Georgia.
E5o-Sterhen Girard philanthrCrist. born Founder
of Girard College Philadelnhia Pa.
l715-John Hancock elected President Of Congress-
He succeeded Peyton Randolph in that ohicc.
lIlI-COi- Megs made a successful attack on the
British stores az Sag Harbor.
lSll-The stringapatam. Prize 70 the United States
frisate Essex. Capt Gamble. captured by the
British sloop-of-War Cherub at the Sandwich
Islands.
lsls-Gen Jackson captured Pensacola Fla.
ls3o-Parf of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
opened.
lsis-Treaty of Guadaloupo Hidalso ratified in Mex
ioo.
ls5c-Grinnsn expedition started in search OF
Franklin.
ls5i-Missouri compromise repealed
lS6l-Thirteen thousand troops crossed the Potomac
into Virgins. Alexandria occupied by FEDERAL
troops.
Iss2-Col Kcnley commanding the Federal troops
at Frcnt ROYAL. Va. defeated BY Coufederats
forces. Banks evacuated Strasburg.
Miss burned By Col. EIliotts Federal
marine trigade
review Of Gen. Sheruaa's army in
Washington, d. c. Jefferson DAVIS indicted
fer treason.
lg7-Sa1 Francisco grand Fry returned eighty -nine
indictments against Mayor SchmitZ. Abe Ruef
and officials Of street railway and ether con-
pauies.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N B.-FolloWing schedule figures published only
as information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans
ASheViIle Chattanooga. Memphis, si5 a. N and
II 90 p. m. daily.
For Roanoke, Rockville Chaitanooga. Memphis
New Orleans. l0;5 p. m daily.
For Columbia Charleston Augusta. Aiken. SaTan-
nah. jacksonville. aud Florida points. t:la d M
daily.
Tourist can for California. tri-weekly. 4:io D. "a
Local for Harisonburg, 80 a. m. daily: AIS p. n-
week days; for DanvIlle, sI5 4 m daily. and for
Charlottesville. SIS a. and IS .. N daily. Ere
ouent trains 20 and from Bluemont.
L. - BROWN, General Agent
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FOR sALE-Lors.

FOR sALE-D0F on WISCONSIN AVE. COR
of Erie St. about 60 feet 'front.' at l5c per
square foot; terms 10 suit.
FOR SALE A nice lot at the corner Of ilst ard
Erie s;s Tenlegtown. D. c.: $50; $50 or cash
FOR SALE--L on Erie e.. next 20 Wisconsin
ave triang,ifr In shape. with frontage on Erie
81 q lI2 feH greatest depth 20 feet; We can
sell this for 500 sign on lot. MILLER-SHOE-
MAKER REAL ESTATE co. Qnc.). l2i5 Wiscon-
sin ave my2oSt
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SEABOARD a. LTNE RAILWAY,

TICKET OFFICE, lni PENNA- AVE-
Notice-Following schedule not guaranteed
sos A NJ Daily-Seaboard Mail. Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers savannah aud JaeksonTille.
Through sleeper Washington to Hamlet and Hamlet
10 Atlanta. Dining
$40 p. NJ DaIy-SeabOard Express Coaches and
Pullman 70 savannah Jacksonville. Tampa. Atlanta.
Birmingham. MemphiA Dining cars.
r. H. STANSELL. District Passenger Agent
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Grant Park-John p. F. White e. uz % Charles
A. McEwen. 20 securc Rczc0e !. Tune $50.
year. Ter cent. seni-lnnCally. lots 70 p i.
Is. and Is. square 51f7-
SQUARE Ss-1lary Jaeger 20 Prank J. Dieudonne and
DANES Benz. % secure Perpetual Bgil5ing As
soCiation. S.1o. lot Is
square Si-William J. Broczman q Tx 10 joseph
T. Ezuiclos and Losis A. Rosafy, % sec Ire
Lous r. Hlc-nm $50 years. Ter cent. semi
annually LOT q. Same 90 ssme 90 secure same,
alco ! to 5 months per cent, semi-annually.
lot .
Pleasant Plains-Hauy Wardrnan and Harry 3.
Wilson 20 John =. LsTner and John A. Hamil-
ton. 10 secure The Washington Loan and Trust
COMPANY SS.0e. 5 yCars. 81 peT cvRt, semi
annually i0t g 20 l0i, slusre &3g
Columbia Hei-hts-FredcricS !. and Marie J. Dauu
20 William A Hin and Harry B. Wilson 70 Sc
cue Thomas Bones and 5. Percy Thompson.
trustees S2acl. j 20 s. months. per cent semi
annually lot G.. block 6.
Square I5l-Biadcn Forrest e. ux- 70 Rignad ".
Bsan and William A. Hill 70 secure Franklin
T. sanner. 500 years. per cent. semi-annu-
ally lot 2io
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL II. lsS.
Leave Washington New Union Station.
Sis a. m--Daily-All points on Norfolk and West
ern; also Knoxville Chattanooga, asd Memphia
Na5 D. m,-Daiy-Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nashville. Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining cara
For Noriolk-Leave Washington A.O a. N. daily
ll5 A. N. daily texcept Sunday. Arive Norfolk
II 70 a. m. 5:n D. n
l05 p m--Daily-Be1ryTille, Lursy. Shenandoah.
Elkton.
Trains from the Southwest sniTs sa5 8. N and
II 80 p NJ
AL information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Q3ond Building).
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FOR RENT-OFFICEs.

FOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS; CLEAN, UP-To-
date: reasonable; a. m l. cente~ business section
Of city Apply J. 7. HENDRICK, rs l4th st. NV.
myZ-l0t
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Eouitv Sults.

No EsT. Mary J. johnson vs. Oscar Alexander
et a. partition Attcrney james T. Hunter
No ISIS Andrew Wilson. trustee. Vs. William
7. Powell et al; set aside bal of sale. Attorneys
Wilson & Barksdale
Nc ISIS Louisa NJ Turnburke - samuel
hoblen; 70 restrain transfCrence q property. At
torney. W c. Gardner
40. Z7sa. Margaret A. Kcpp vs.. First Co-opsra-
tive Building Association e al bill for diss lution
Attorneys. B. H. Alacafee. r. H. Yeatmaa. and
". ]. Lambert-
No Is2L Robert b ClTCTlT. Inc. vs.. Ernest
BurEdorf et al ~ 20 enforce mechanics lien.
Attorney. ]. S. E1sby-SInith
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WANTED-AGENTS.

A1bNIS WANTED To HANDLE REMARKA-
pie money getier, easy 20 sell easy 10 handle re-
leat orders AZ almos; ever house write quickly.
THE ARMSTRONG co. Grccnsburg Pa my2i2i
AGENTS = soUEEZIEEAsY SELLS FOR 81.
pfvnt. 65c; sells IN every home; trial means suc-
cess. HlLhER 81 Grand ave. Chicago my2+6t
AGENTS-DONT HESITATE. But WRITE AT
olce Tor information concerning M Pmarkabe
moneygottor, easv sales: hg profits, information
free A. w. TAWEs. Crsa,ld Nd. my2i2t
AGENTs-S5o TO 500 WEEKLY MADE BY GEN
eral agents handling our wonderful needle cases;
WIN our trust plan envelopes they are self-secrs;
a proposition no ore can beat: G5-cent sample 10
cents. particulars tICo- WILLIAMS NEEDLE CO.
+ %. Kern Bldg. MOntClair ~ j.
WANTED - NOT AGENTS OR CANVAsSERS,
DIT general agents, capable Of managing ggbagents
and making 5000 yearly. 20 open branch Office for
DioIo, the new disinfecting cabinet. enormous
sales amazing profits. your subagcnts make Sl2
caiy; exclusive territory: small capital brings PER
manent lucrative business PARKER CHEMICAL
Co. Chicago
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-IN THE VICINITY OF 18Th ST. AND
Columbia road NV. valuable Boston terrier doc
light hrindle' white markings on head breast and
feet has leather collar. with round brass buttons
Reward II returned 20 MOTOR CAR CO. 1878
New York ave NV.
LOsT-LIGHT GREEN OLD TOWN CANOE
adIiit' please return 10 Reynolds boathouse foot
o. S4th ~ NV. or notify d. r. FORBES. Sc
New York ave. NV: reward
LosT-BETwEEN @TH AND PROSPECT AVE
and Delaware ave and c st. Friday night. fold
ING pocketoook containing abou; $50. Liberal reward
II returned 10 II. c. CAVE, ai Massachusetts
ave. ne
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
BARGAIN ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$3.50 Is a Very Low Price.
Just taken in exchange and offered much below
value: Roman brick and stone 'front.' four rooms on
first hOor with reception-hali plan; four sleeping
rooms and tiled bath second hoor; two sleeyiue
rooms on third floor; FINISHED THROUGHOUT
IN HARDWOOD; h0t-water heat; tiled bath; good
sized lot baragin
MOORE & HILL 0No), 1888 st. Nv.
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LUW suits

No. 5o5so Western Banznots and Engraving Com
Dany vs.. The Bank Dep9stoTs Insurance Company
account. sec. Attorney. Y. W. Wkeatey
No. 5C50l- George c Hcinricke vs. JOIN & White,
damages EO50. Attorneys. W0f -lOsCnbgIg.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon it's
bona fide circulation-a- circulation in
Washington larger by thousands than was
ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital It's books are
omen
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-HANDSOAE lO-ROON HOUSE
on BerwDn Heights; tiled bath; conservatory; hot
water heat. gas lighting; stable and outbuildines
viii exchange for lO-room hOufe walking distance
from Bureau Printing and Engraving KARRICK
x METCALF, l52O y Y ave. my24-3t
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CircuIt Court No. 2.

Ibo4ANE ANOEhbDN-
No. 1875. international Trust Company Ts Crook;
and
No. 5ll09. International Trust Company vs.. Crook;
bill Of exceptions signed and ordered Of record nuns
rro. Attoneys W. c. ClePhane-B. Il. Warns.,
IT,. and Lambert q Yeatman.
Assignments for Monday. May 3. 1905:
No. 81 AIcAllister vs.. LisnCr Attorneys Hau1il-
ton. Colbert Yerkes & Hamilton-Leon Tobriner.
No. f91. Johnston vs.. Stoll. Attorneys. Gittings
e. Chambcrin-Ihurston & Ballinger.
No. fes Dawson vs.. Same. Attorneys. same
No g. Lamson rs. Shader. Attorneys. E. L.
Gics-W J. Lambert.
No. 20s MCnihan vs. Directors Of ProTidenos
Hospital Attorneys. J. A. johnson, c. J. Gates.
and Nelson Wilsoa-Hamilton, Colbert. Yerkes &
Hamilton.
No. Sss Comnelin vs.. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys Baker. Sheehy & Hog1n-R. r. PeTTy &
Son and G. T.. Dunlop.
No fssls burroughs vs. Cave. Attorneys, H. L.
B. Atdsson-J. S. Easby-Smith.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE Published only as information. and not
guaranteed
40g Z. NC. & O. LIMITED. Daily-Fast YES
ubula train. Pullman seepeTs TO Lexington Louis
Vile Cincinnati, indianapolis Chicago, ana St
Louis Connection for Virginia Hot springs. Pull
man cars Louisville 70 Nashville Memphis, and New
Orleans Dining cars a Ia carte service.
u:i0 p. M.-F f. V. LIMITED, Daily-Solid
ICStibule train. Pullman Slcepers TO Cincinnati.
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartment Sleeping
car % Virginia Hot Springs week Gays Dining cars.
Ia carte service Pullman Sleepers Cincinnati 70
Chicago and ST. Louis, and Louisville % Memphis,
Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and Ohio
Oiices SIS Pennsylvania avenue; 609 18th street,
near Z, and New Union Station. Telephones: Main
IS0 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
l0d6 OF E16 for q. & O. Ilckct Ofice.
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MASSAGE,

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE; GENERAL FACE AND
scalp: Swedish movements; eectric-yibro. hours
a m 20 10 p Open sundays First floor 'front.'
walk in. sn 18th st. NV. Phone NJ. ESQ., my2l-33t
SELECT TOILET AND MASSAGE PARLORs.
Hours, 10 70 10 parlor floor hack; open daily and
Sundays; walk In. sos Eth st. NV. ny22a
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR sALE-5ACRE FARM: TIMBER LAND.
pump and spring water; lls miles from Silver
Springs Station. Md. Address n. L. DRANE, N52
Cltharins ST.. Philadelphia. Pa.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-sRooM HOUSE AT ST. ELMO
Va; latrobe and range. Apply 70 c, A. CAMP
BELL. at st. Elmo postofloe. my2l-5t
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While you think Of II. telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald. and
bill Will De sent you OF cent word
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FOR RENT-HoUsES.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT
THOS. J. FISHER & co. (INc.),
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance.
738 18th St. N. w.
UNFURNIsHED.

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lh9 18th NV, l9r 81 500i9l 9Th NV 9r........ bUy
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ois sth NV III. b. TIE & consrr::icnal
Chevy Chase i - TIE GO coHSessiGnai sHi s Wv
rs No. J3, 5r, ---.5I.O
MIKE 81 Chevy Chase. The louisiana No g.. -
.6. .I.oSSehill." & Nd. l2r. bl2sThe Van COTtlandt. =
1905 av. lsr b....l25 No. ., 5r. b. fur. 500
ll2 Conn av. llr, b; ..2S The Alabama. No 05.
b f.'1' 1u LIS The Alabama. No. eos
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l7S Conn. al NV. i2r THE Sterling 10 10 -
lloi Conn av. lor. ss2IThe Iroquois. No. 5o2, -
lis9 NV l2r 20, The sterling No. % . -,
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~ nv TO-. b; 90 y lS42 Irving NV. Or; b.. S.V'
S9 Del ay. ne. n. b5OOo No, lO3 ir 3 %
i'OS Fairmont NV. u: ll lst st ne. 81. b. tr.S.Oo
2l25 18th NV. Tor. b. $50 4f $50
l& Newton nwi0r b.i5 Oo 1870 Irving NV 5r p % 80
~ K ! az, lr, h..,.i2WiEl Pa aT NV, n n -
51ll Brown NV. .l0r %. fl.O0Ihe Van COrtlandt
lhe Col I'd. Tor b fur $500 No a. 3r b.....-... 2 50
lb5 Church NV. Dr. b. 800 2lSA Morgan 5r b.. q 50
65 18th NV, 7r. b..~f05T N Isl ne D. b fur .Z5 80
l139 u NV. 9r. b.. 40 50 9l9 y Y aT NV No. 5.
2i0i 18th NV. llr .fO00 3r b..-..........2 8 %
ISIS NV. l0r. b....S. 5oll6 ne Sd A. ST. b.. q %
Slg NV, l1r. o.....I .9lIH ith NV. 81, b.-..Z z %
lzP NJ NV. S. b......SO0l6ls 9th NV 5r b.....205 80
~ NV sr b.,.....&Ol6S Sd ne, 5r. b..'.....l55o
1oo4 10th NV. sr. b....550O
OFFICES
lili nw..............-5l5 18th NV 2r.......S %
1914 III nw..............--lli2l r NV front T.. SIS %
Union, Trust Bldg 18th lII4I6 r NV. $40 TO SIS
and II so 10 Sf1lG2l + NV I'm s.....,. 700
Century Bid. rsl2 l3. S360060 SIS
STORES
III Pa aY sc J12f2 18th uW........ 81 30
1901 VI aT so o. 20O2 nw............ 500
100 calvert nw....4..40.O0
GARAGE.
Car barn. 18th NV. near Park Road s.
WAREHOUSE.
- r NV tsO0
Shop adjoining 23i lst ST. sw.....,..........Sl Sl2 81
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
THE ABOVE Is ONLY A PARTIAL LIST or
THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE, But WE
SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH COMPLETE
BULLETINS on APPLICATION AT THIS OF
FTCE.
.THOS. ]. FISHER & co. (INc.),
730 18th St. n. w.