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owners. One Of the large Broadway build
ings besides sheltering theatre also boasts
Of the following Injuries that tenants there
may have under neroof. physical culture
school, a fencing academy, tailor, dyer
and cleanser, massage establi shment,
billiard and pool rooms, bowling alleys,
restaurant, saloon shoe shining stand,
tobacco store, Jewelry shop, where the
balky timepiece may be looked after;
telegraph and cable Office, baths, barber
shop, dentist, doctor. and for the comfort
Of the women hairdresser's and millinery
establishment.
Several buildings which are used largely
by lawyers and engineers contain splendidly
equipped libraries, while in others, in the
financial district, there are branches Of
banks, or the main establishment 40 that
customers who have large deposits TO make
regularly are assured Of increased safety
by moving into these quarters.
One OF the new buildings not far from the
automobile belt UP In the Forties has added
a well appointed garage. This Is a feature
that IL bound 10 come 10 many other build
ings. And 80 one comfort innovation fol-
lows another II Is not beyond possi-
bility that the time Is not far hence when
a man may sleep, carry on his vocation
and live In the same building.
The mod6n skyscraper Is coming 10 be a
complete community In itself and mighty
big one when measured by the standard
Of towns elsewhere. especially in the case
Of the new structure that Is to house
some fifteen thousand workers IN It's ave
thousand or 80 offices.
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Here and there are the remains OF temples
and baths richly decorated with mosaics,
while pieces Of colored marble and ancient
glass tinted in opalescent hues from long
interment litter the ground.
The ruts made by chariot wheels obliged
by the narrow space TO run always in the
same groove remain in the pavenlents Of
the streets. Fragments Of broken pottery
and here and there OF human bones MI the
banks. Everything is sileAt, melancholy
and strange
The level ground, mostly marshy and
still unexcavated, that surrounds the town
stretches away to the Tiber and the sea.
On low hill the remains Of a once massive
building mark the spot where the temple
Of Jupiter stood; when discovered 1t still
contained its ancient altar
The ruins Of the theatre discovered in
1881 belong chiefly to a careless restoration
Of the fifth century with materials plum
dered from the ancient monuments OF the
town. Here are a number OF pedestals
taken from the Forum which once supported
statues Of distinguished men. They are
still inscribed with eulogiums OF the merits
and exploits Of the men whose portraits
they bore, but the statues have all disap-
peared. Here an altar OF A. d. 124 bear
ing reliefs Of the story Of Romulus and
Remus was discovered.
The Forum 2IO feet square, stood between
the theatre and the quay Of the Tiber and
belongs TO the time Of Septimus Severus,
The intercolumnations Of the east and west
sides Of its portico are divided Of into
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rooms foF the difgsnt trade guilds, and the
corporation which occupied each is named
In the white and black naosaios on the
threshold 't
The history of'Ostia is the history Of
Rome, ~ IL was the place where the great
Roman expeditions embarked for the sub
jugation Of the provinces. From 0stia
Soipio Afrioanus started for Spain and
Claudius for Britain The town obtained
It's chief importance from Rome and Il de-
clned and fell with Rome.
Had any attempt been made TO remove
the sand which accumulated At the mouth
Of the Tiber and which. cutting on OstiA
from the sea, rendered Il useless a. sea
port, the town to-day would have remSined
the capitals hArbor, 20 6ourishlng a. when
1t was founded, but nothing has been
done 10 save il. II was allowed 10 he buried
under the sand Of the Tibor, the ground
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THE SCARF PIN QUESTION.
Why 10 II IN InterrOgatiOn MGrkt-sSn'
Theories About II.

'one thing that seems 10 bs very much
question: he said. lis the origin Of tb'
scarf pin made In the form OF an interro'
gatlon mark. Ihave been seeing them rEhl
along for some years. but II never occurred
TO me to ask how they came 10 be made
until recently saw a chap wearing pm
made In the form Of q paragraph mari
Then wondered II there was 10 be q series
Of punctuation jewelry.
'Iaskeda lot Of people whore they though
the question mark pin came from. SOO'
Of them said they couldn't answer the que''
tion and some others thought there va;a
trick In II somewhere.
, Finally met one man who really sSd .
theory, He said he thought il came in when
some OF the newspa pers were printing
question addressed TO q politician 'Whede
did you get itG He was sure the question
iewelry became popular In that way
Then met man who suggested anotha
idea. guess that his is right, He recalled
the Gibson drawing Of the Eternal Femlnlne
with the hair made into a question mar"
He said that started IT,
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DIGGNGOUT ROIE'S OLDPORT.
0STIA'S LONG BURIED Ruins TO
To-, be UNCOVERED.

Prof, Dante VaglieTiJ Excavations Re-
Tarded At the start With Ftnd-Ah-
Gent Roman Records May BE Dis
onyered-Remains OF Splendid city,
Rows. March iO.-Prof Dante Vaglier,
vnPsa recent discovery Of prs-RomuleAn
metropolis on the PaIatine has revolution
ixed ancient Roman history, has now under
taken extensive excavations at 0stia. and
their great Importance may be judged
BY tho fact that At the very start good
hnd has been made.
Anous MartiuS, the fourth King Of Rome,
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CITIES UNDER A SINGLE ROOF
YOU NEED LEAVE IOUR SKY
SCRAPER ONLY TO SLEEP.
AL the other Necesssries Of Business and
Comforts OF Life TO BE Had Now
IN the once BuIIding-One OF Them
With Population Of IS 900 Persons.

Comforts or Llfe 10 be Hau NOW
IN the once BuIIding-One Of Them
With Population Of $4,000 Persons.
Tenants OF the newer Office buildings in
New York city have comforts and conven-
fences under their roofs that in a smaller
place il would be necessary to 60 over the
entire town TO get. Everything virtually
but sleeping quarters is provided, even to
gymnasums and musical entertainments.
The latter may be enjoyed from the top Of
some lofty structure while the patron is
eating an excellent meal and gazing over
the picturesque harbor Of the second great
est city in the world.
A business man needn't he annoyed II
late in the afternoon he hears from friends
Visiting the city and finds It necessary TO
entertain them on short notice, or course,
b 10 not dressed for the occasion, but that
is matter easily attended 10.
First Of all. he steps into the elevator
and descends 10 the ticket Office in the
building and secures tickets for theatre.
Then he steps into the tailor shop.
II he hasn't taken the precaudon to leave
his evening clothes in one OF the lockers
there he is able to have his business suit
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cHESao!EAkE AND OHIO BY

NOTE Published only as Information and
not guaranteed
4 -Oo y NC o. Limited. Daily r..
y-estfbule traiu- Pullman sleeperg - -
fnEton Louisville. Cincinnati. Indianaoo-fs
CHICAGO and St Louis Parlor car -
Virginia. Hot Springs week DAYS PuIln,a-
car Louisville 20 Memphis and New or
leans Dining Cars, a Ia carte service
11-1O P Nj. T. Y. LIMITED nan,
Solid vesttoule train Pullman sleepers 70
Cincinnati. Lexington. and L.oufsyilio
Commandment sleeping car 10 Virginia F5o-
Sortngs week days Dining Cars a =
carte service Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
10 CHICAGO and St Louis, and Iso1fSvfIIe =,
Memphis Nashville, and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets al Chesapeake s,s
Ohio Offices, SO Pennsylvania ave. COS I4Tb
=. near F: and New Union station r.
obona Main 1880. Tor Washington Terr9I-,sI
"a Service, and M2in 1855 or 220s 9or c a O
Ticket Ofjoe- nO25-tf
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Office, IAa1 Penna- Az

MISUNDERSTANDING schedule not Eua-a1f..,
i1.o5 a m daily-Seaboard Mail ,rb-oN-
coaches and Pullman sleepers 10 Ssysy,sL
ana Jacksonville Through sleeper yVasbj--
tor 70 Hamlet and Hamlet % Atlanta go
60 20 Pinenurs-- Dining cars
7.95 D. n daily-Seaboard Florfaa -.
ited Solid Pullman train through 10 Is.t-
sonvfIls anC St Augustine. Also fh-c-SE
sIeausrs to Pinehurst Atlanta I2I,SieA4
ham and Memphis Dining cars
$50 D. N, daily-Seaboard Fv,ro.
Coaches and Pullmans to Savanna - -
r 81. sTANsELL. District PASSENGER A7s,,
jaIe-tf
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Desirable 14-rOom summer
home at Laurel, Nd. all modern improve
ments; vegetables and milk furnished free:
also desirable Broom house and large
grounds facing Rock Greek Park near
Peirce's Mills. D. G.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 612 18th St " W.
ap1-3t
FOR RENT-SiX-rOom house. Langdon. ID.
c. Rent. SO. Apply F. Y. HIGDON.
NORTHEAST SUBURBS. six rooms and
bath room; can be bought for the rent, SIS
per month. Call quick.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 612 18th st NV
ap3-3t
THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
About acres, Or. house, barn. chicken
house: pretty elevation: $500 cash; 500
down: SIS monthly
one acre. small house; stream: $50: near
Beltsyille.
2Os acres, 20 miles Of District Of Columbia:
near cars: 100 IN wood; dwelling; stable;
fencing; 50 per acre
THE soULE CO. INC. go Louisiana ave.
Gp3-3t
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MONEY ID LOAN.

NEW YORK money can now be invested IN
Washington, y. O. We have a fund OF 500. .
coo THAI can be placed IN amounts OF $1,000
and I'D. Smaller amounts always on hand
Business and investment properties our spe-
cialty- TIE HARRISON REALTY COM
PANY. 81 G 81. NV ap4-tf
II YOU NEED MONET 20 pay rent or bay
coal. VIII furnish al .rou need I lend you
On your furniture or piano: these loans ara
strictly PRIVATE. TTy mG P. o. BOX
zz<2 Station c. se5-rf
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Circuit Court, No. 4.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

=
No. $3.50. James Clark Distilling Com
pany VS.. Washington and Potomac
Steamboat Company; Judgment for de-
and costs. Plaintiffs attorney. A. II.
Bell; defendants attorneys. RalstOn &
Siddons.
No. 5000 Pabst Brewing Company VS..
Washington and Potomac Steamboat
Company; judgment VS.. defendant I'M
der rule - for S2.615-20. interest and
costs. Plaintiffs attorney, A h Bell;
defendants attorneys. RalstOn & Sid
dons.
No. 5O29l Pabst Brewing Company VS..
J., S. Randall judgment VS.. defendant
under rule - for $3.50, interest and costs.
Plaintiffs attorney, A II. Bell; defend
ant s attorneys. RalStOn * SiddOnS.
No. 1888 Burroughs VS. Cave; motion
tn VaCate judgment granted. and five
days TO plead. Plaintiffs attorney H
J. B. Atkinson; defendants attorney, J.
s. Easby-Smith.
No. 1875. Crook VS.. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company; judgment of
second instant set aside by agreement.
Plaintiffs attorneys, W. J. Lambert. G.
". Fowler and Edward Mclean: de-
No. 5021O. Valentine VS.. Davis; Fran
els J. Heiberger ordered to deliver GER
tain certificates of stock into registry
OF court Plaintiffs attorneys. Mcneil
6, MCNEIL.
No. 5O322. Wilson & Co, VS.. Byron;
plaintiffs ordered TO give security within
ten days undertaking or deposit Of $50
Plaintiffs attorneys, r. L. Hume and
G. c. Miller. defendants attorneys. c. S.
ShIeve. jr.
No. 1858. Kaufman vs. Dobbins.
No. 47059. Heyman VS.. Dobbins.
No 1850. ROsenthaI VS.. Dobbins: con-
solidated for trial. Plaintiffs attorneys.
NJ. d. Rosenberg. d. W. Baker. and r
J. Hogan; defendants attorney. Leo
Simmons
assignments for Monday. April 6.
No 15S. Sullivan VS.. Capital Traction
Company.
No 266. Cooper VS.. Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company
No. $50. FfoClke & Co vs.. Wilcox
No. 424. Prather VS.. Stott.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n. B-Folowing schedule figures p,,blish.s
onlv as information and are not y11rarfee5
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Noble Nav- %
cans Ashev3Ile. Chattanooga. 1Ieulohiq 60,
a 10 and 400 p n daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattsnoo-a
Memphis. New Orleans 10-15 p "a daily
For Savannah. Jacksonville s,d Tfo-fz,.
points, 4.10 p m. daily.
For Colum5is, Charleston. Augusta Ak,
40 D. m. and $50 p. N. daily.
Il & BROWN General Agent.
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JOHN F. JERMAN.
Headquarters for Virginia Property.

Fairfax and Vienna, Va, Washington
Oflce, AIS 18th st. NV. II you want to pI1y
grain; dairy; fruit; poultry. or blue grass
farm, or timber tracks It VIII pay YOU 10
send Tor my large list, OF all kinds OF country
property. II is full OF bargains in farms
beautiful suburban homes, subdivisions All
kinds OF business propositions, 1 have nearly,
two thousand places for you to select from
l have always lived in the country ana "a n
do better part by you. than II I had lived
in the city. I can make terms 10 suit Won
The most Of the property that I have for
sale is located near steam and electric rail
road and near Washington Ny carriage IS
at your service any time to inspect property
Shall be pleased to have you write or call
and let Us talk over business I viii helm
You TO select home.
once Hours. Fairfax from g until q a m
Vienna, from l until p m. washington
from until $50 p. m You will ind the
Offices open all day Call for list and mako
appointments to inspect property Phone
connection. Fairfax and Vienna, Va. WASH
ington Main 72SS- Now Is the time to buy
= home IL you viii make good investment
Why do you pay rent all your life when voi,
can buy property on easy terms and have a
home OF your own when you get old.
ap1-tf
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Cancer
A Discovery That Has Startled The
Medical World.

can be absolutely guaranteed. Hundreds OF
the most horrifying cases have been easily
cured IN from 10 to % days, after celebrated
physicians and surgeons had given up all
hope OF saving them.
They have one OF the finest sanitariuus N
he country for those who wish 10 come aua
have the doctors personal attention How
ever, you can cure yourself just as wen AZ
home, Any bank or business firm IN Leoa-
non VIII tell you they are reliable ana sue
cessful in curing cancer.
Cut out this notice and send today. WIKI
your name and address, 10 DR.. Curry cancer
Cure Co, Curry Sanitarium. Lebanon. ONO
for free Information how TO cure cancer IN
your own home without risk or danger All
correspond .nce strictly confidential IN pam
envelope.
II YOU prefer not 10 address the Cancer
Company .tself, you may reach the doctor
privately Just as we'll by addressing MS pIl-
waite secretary. Z. ". Ramsey, Box "a
IPJanon. Clic.
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rank NandefNeer.
Criminal Court, No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Called yesterday
No 2590S. United States VS.. William
Il. Phillips; grand larceny; withdrew
plea OF not guilty and plead guilty; SEN
tence suspended personal recognizance
taken. Attorney, w. Z. Plumley.
No. 49i77. Neuland VS.. Hanell; motion
for new trial overruled by consent and
Judgment on verdict Plaintiff attor-
ney. II. w. SOhon; defendants lStor-
neys, Wolf * Rosenberg and {. y bert
White.
Linney vs.. Capital Traction Company;
motion for new trial OVerrUled; judg-
ment on verdict. appeal noted: super
seadeas bond, $500. Plaintiffs attorneys,
O'DOnoghue & Simmons; defendants
attorney. q. T. Dunlop.
No. 495lS. Haller ct al. VS.. Andrews;
motion for new trial overruled5 judg-
ment or verdict; appeal noted; appeal
bond, 500; superseadeas bond, 800.
Complainant attorney, L. 5. Bailey;
defendants attorney. J. Fl. Abrams.
4SSS2. Photograph Company VS.. Gun
granted. Clerk ordered to strike out
witness fee and mileage of New York
witness Plaintiffs attorneys, Cuttings
Chamberlin; defendants attorneys.
Wilson * Barksdale.
50lS1 United States ex rel. Sousa VS..
Warner: motion for reheaTing denied
and demurrer overruled. Petitioners at
torneys. De Putron & Fugitt; respond
ent's attorneys. d. w. Baker and Stuart
Mcnamara.
1868. Landlord VS.. Swami: motion for
new trial continued Plaintiffs attorneys.
RICHARDSON & Cobb; defendant attor-
neys. W. NJ. Aff1ey.
277l9. United States VS.. Percy Wade;
Violating section SOS code; motions for
rev trial and in arrest OF judgment
filed; motions continued: time for
I'M - ION el-I
torneys II. E. Davis and John Z.
Laskey.
District Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Called yesterday
No. &c. In re extension Of Geneseo
place and Summit place; hearing At
torneys, L. H. Thomas and James T.
Smith.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate OF Juliana W. Gales: will dated
July 80. 1907: cOdicils dated June % 1903
and July Is 1903. filed; naming oscar
Estate Of John K. Pfeil; will dated
March .. 1895: filed naming Christiana
Pfen, Henry Pfeil. and Campbell Car
Estate OF Nellie NJ. Hayden: will
dated April s. 1901. filed: petition Of
Carrie F. English for probate and rec
ord OF will and letters OF administra-
ton: c. Z. a
Estate OF William J. I.ibbey: petition
Of Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany for probate and record OF will.
Attorney, John B. Larner.
Estate OF Hannah Coyle: petition Of
James a. Healy for probate and record
of will and letters testamentary. At
torney. William =. Reilly.
Estate OF Mary z. Heating: petition
of John Heating for probate and rec
ord OF win and letters testamentary.
Attorney. William II. Dennis.
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RAILROAD%
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
Every Other Hour On The odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
100 a. m--Diners Pullman Parlor.
Is 90 a m--BUIet Parlcr, Hr. Train
1900 g. m--Dlner and Pullman PszrIor Ca
III % q m--DIner and Pullman ParIor ca
100 .. u--Diner ard Pullman Fariur Car
800 .. m.-''RoyaI LiUited-'' AL Puuuans
t4.Oo D. ra--Coacbes % Philadelphia
$50 D m--Diner ana Pullman ParlO-
$50 D m.-COaches - Philadelphia.
'l1.0o r. m--Slsepers.
= - a. u.-S4eepers-
ATLANTIC CITY. f7-OO. 900. tusO0 e. n,
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
CWeek days 7:00 a. ~. 10 D nj
s2.52 $780, $50. '7.0o. '7:25. $780, sSs0 -s-O5
sl.o0 s'I:l5, fZ-0o 800. t5-2o, HHs=s5, f4.0a
f4:s5 sea- T5-03 '5-5o. 800. $50. T70Q 'S:05
Ts.50 1000 '10-S5. "1l-So. us ?. N.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO $40 q. M. q ., Sd , N
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. $40 a. n, '4-o5 p m. -l2-40 night
PITTSBURG. $40 n. IL $40 ,. m,
CLEVELAND. $40 ,. m
COLUMBUS. $50 p n
WHEELING. $40 a m. $50 ,. m
WINCHESTER, 1910 an. +4-O5 +5-50 n n
FREDERICK. ts-20, Tslo. ''S:I0 an, $50
t4.O5. f5-45 2. m
HAGERSTOWN. 1910 a n, 800 D N.
sDaily. Except sunday. "HSunday only
TELEPHONES at all OF the folIOWinF
Ticket OfHces; 1911 c St. Tel Main 1871: 6iS
Pennsylvalla ave. Nain 27S New Unfo7
station Ticket once. Tel. Main ESQ Iufor-
nation Bureau, Main $50 uol7-tr
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Criminal Court, No. l..
JUSTICE STAFFORD-

United States VS.. F. A. Hyde, J. A.
Benson. J. II. Schneider and H. p.
Dimond: violating section $40 Revised
Statutes United States: on trial Attor-
neys. A. S. WOrthington, A. A Birney,
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FARM at bargain: $40
acres good land. 200 cleared 60 acres
original timber; excellent S-rOom house;
two barns and other outbulldings s., 800.
aVI-Only hve miles from District line: l07iz
acres OF fertile land. fenced into four
helas; 6-room dwelling; new barn aa5
staoie combined; young orchard 5000
n y. SALISBURY. TI9 18th ST y. W. II
LOTS FOR SALE
AN IDEAL PLACE FOR A HOME
HIGH-CLASS PROPERTY.
In a new addition TO Takoma Park. d. C.
Located west OF the steam railroad and on
me me electric car line. One frre. Beautiful
high ground Water. sewer. gas and cleo
tric light available. Large lots. Terms to
II L. THORNTON.
with WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.
70 y St. y. W. aDf-2t
SPECIAL BARGAIN. $500. In a very at
tTacuve cottage at Takoma. Park, near
cars. rooms and bath: all modern improve
hehts; Iwo-stOry and cellar. Porches, fur
mace neat; large lot. Rented for S2S. 50 per
SAUNDERS q CO. 1907 ST. n9'- ap4-2t
FOR SALE OR RENT-Nice six room house
ana half acre; Mt Rainier. A ". AMBER
SON; near corner Wells and Hcbson SITS.
FOR sALE-six-room house nearly new;
Iairooe heat: large porch; southern ex-
Posure: located on a high hill; one square
from electric cars. with four large lots;
the pest OF water Price, 81. 500
SlN-roon house, new. 3 squares from electric
cars. 6 large lots, 81 500. Small cash pay
ment: balance monthly
Sl1-FooIn mousse. new. one square from cars:
nVs lets nne water: good shade. Price.
Farm Of 100 acres in high state Of eultiva-
tioh. improved by an eight-roOm dwelling
IN good condition: large porches. cellar:
me water; lawn and an abundance OF
shade. Large barn. ideal place Tor dairy
half mile from steam and electric cars
Price. S. 500
EDWARD DANIELS
Gem. Natl Bank Building
18th and @ SITS y. W. ap3-3t
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FoR sALE-FARMs.

FOB sALE-Three farms 70 minutes walk
from Glenarden. on Wash. Bait and An
napolis X. r.. u. 4. and acres: 500 $500.
and $500. Inquire Mrs. Mel. ADAMS. IZzs
oth 81 NV ap4-5t
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FOR sALE-HousEs.
MOORE s HILL, Inc.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE NE.

sIX-ROOM HOUSE Ne
Best house On block; private residence
street IN 1ne condition: occupied BY owner:
AN ARTISTIC CREATION
/ IN a home on the Heights; a house planned
by noted architect. house has received
favorable mention and has been Illustrated
hire rooms: twenty feet wide: hot-Water
neat three baths: first floor kitchen: COW
cred back porches; beautiful outlook front
ana rear; reduced to $3.50.
downtown BARGAIN
This house cost the ovrer SO 900. built
Tor a home; nine rooms wide frontage. side
hight on an alley; n Al condition. reduced
20 $500.
BLoQMINGDALE BARGAIN
House on cNoice lettered street. six rooms.
furnace VIDE .rOntage: no better built house
IN mat sectioE; in good condition; 81. go
NOT FAR FROM UNION STATION.
six-room house with furnace; cellar; good
bath; all conveniences; g. 800
NEAR SIXTEENTH AND SCOTT CIRCLE.
Handsome brick house OF fourteen rooms:
I To- l. stories; lot 25xiS2; wide paved alley;
OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL
Large house; frontage Of . feet; pressed
brick and stone; stable: 81. 500.
GEORGETOWN.
Eieven-room house: In me nelvhborbood.
large lot: large and well-lighted dining room;
NEAR THIRD AND C. W.
Nine-roOrn, two-story house psth wide lot.
alley side and rear only 81. 900
LITTLE INVESTNENT
seven-roon house: northwest: rem sls5
annually; price S2.O00
MOORE & HILL Qnc.) 1858 c 81. NV.
Headquarters for Everything IN Real Estate
FOR SALE-INvEsTAdENT
=
brick; cellar. rooms and bath. located on
snort street IN the northwest
S-2S0-Itent. $3.50 twhite tenants).
z-stoTy ana cellar brick. rooms ard bath;
furnace neat; located in the southeaS.
A.2JJ-Rent. SIS. Brick store and dwell
ing, located on Capitol Hill: gooi white
neighborhoOd. See this.
WM- H SANDERS & CO. 1907 F 81. NV
FOR sALE--A nice little home for nav yard
employe-c My S2,250: z-stOry bay-Tindoyv
brick; rooms and bath. deep lot tC alley.
OF S'Ae-Another one FOR $500: s-story
and cellar: furnace heat: rooms ana bath
located on Pa ave se.
WN- II. SAUNDERS & CO. 1907 F 81 NV.
FOR SALES, 75O-A two-story and cellar
brick within one square Of Lincoln Park
ne heated BY furnace. SS5c cash; balance
Is per month.
For Sale-A cozy little from frsne con
vnient 10 9TH ard Sth 81. cars: lot lsxl0G
Wlite neishborhOOd. Price only $3.50
For Saie-S4,5o A semi-detachsl colonial
residence located on the HEIGHTS. rooms
ano bath; cellar; hot water heat: side
lights. Want offer.
wa Il SAUNDERS & CO. 1907 F st. NV.
New Colonial Six-Eoon House.
large front porch, colonial style hOt-Water
near cellar tk1der whole house. Light AMI
dry beautiful tiled bath room: -tV-o-sto-v
back porches, a model home in every way.
price $500. being 500 less than any sold IN
row owner and occupant. SIS Z ST ne. OF
SOS T 81 NV. Furniture Store ap4-7t
The Washington times., 1908-04-04
FOR RENT-FURNISHED FLAT.

FURNISHED fiat for rent. rooms. $40:
modern improvements: two porches: beautiful
outlook; aIriest, healthest part Of Mt. Pleas
ant 3E75 HOlmead place Take I4th ST. or
18th ST. car ap4-2t