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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
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is fixed at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. in
order to give some OF those whose presence
is desired time to get here from distant
points. All of these persons have been tele-
graphed for and until responses are received
no names or details OF the funeral will be
announced. A tentative list OF the honorary
pail bearers has been prepared and it is
expected the names will be made public
as soon as those invited to act have
been heard from.
Local citizens, in conjunction with the
friends who are assisting Mrs. Cleveland
In her hour of sorrow, are today giving
some attention to arrangements for the
visit OF President Roosevelt. He probably
will be met by a very small committee Of
Mr.. Cleveland's friends.
Although the funera! will be strictly pri-
vate at MRS. Cleveland's residence. a great
many peoplk are expected to come to
Princeton tomorrow and in anticipation OF
this the local authorities are making prep
a~rations to handle the crowd. A force Of
policemen from Trenton, n. j., will be
here to assist the local police and an at
tempt Will be made TO rope off the streets
from the Cleveland residence at Bayard
Lane and Hodges avenue to the cemetery.
The local militiamen my also be pressed
into service.
Among Mrs. Cleveland's callers during
the morning hours were General A. T..
Ormond ana DR.. Cyrus r. Bracket, both
Of Princeton university ard intimate
frit nds of the family.
More than 1000 kilograms have been re-
ceived at the Cleveland home and many
more are still coming. Among those given
out today were these:
From Baron ~Takahire. the Japanese am
baFsador at Washington:
Greatly shocked by sad intelligence. I
hasten to tender very deep coincidence and
mont that has befallen you and the coun-
try.
Message from MI. Bryan.
From william J. Bryan;
Mrs Bryan joins me In sending syna-
pathy and coincidence.
From Booker T. Washington:
Please accept deepest sympathy OF my
race and myself. Mr.. Cleveland was one
Of our best friends.
The governor OF Mississippi:
Our people extend to you heartfelt sym
pathy.
Cardinal Gibbons:
Accept my sincere coincidence. in your
great bereavement by the death OF my
honored friend.
Governor of Wisconsin:
wisconsin shares with you the great
affliction. which has come 20 your home.
The passing Of Grover Cleveland 10 a great
loss TO the country he served with fidelity
and ability.
Prince Roland Bonaparte. Paris:
/ beg leave 10 express 10 you my most
respectful coincidence for the misfortune
which has come 10 you
Princeton club Of St Louis:
The University has lost BY bis death ons
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26

address of welcome A. tho morning session.
The Denver delegation 10 workins herd
and the result Of their efforts u shown by
the appearance " many small blue badges
with the legend. Denver. 1907 II is &C.
tabllshcd BY precedent that the president
shall be elected from the exchange which
has the honor OF entertainment.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26

OF It's most respected and beloved trustees.
Messages OF sympathy were also received
from A. w. Terrill, former minister to
Turkey; c. r. Breckenridge, former min
lister to Russia; Governor Stuart of Penn
sylvania, Mrs. Mary Lloyd Harrison, widow
Of President Harrison, and Allen Marquard
Of Frankfort, Germany.
Governors Ask to Attend.
Governor Hughes Of New York, Governor
Fort OF New Jersey and Governor Hoke
Smith of Georgia lave wired Mrs. Cleve-
land asking permission, to attend the fun
eral.
Governor Smith stated thai he had been
a member OF President Clevland's cabinet
and desired to pay in person his respects
to his dead friend. Mrs. Cleveland replied
to the three governors that she would be
glad to have them present.
While no list Of pall-bearers has been
given out, II is said that the following per-
sons have been asked to serve: Paul Nor
ton, Commodore b G. Benedict, DR.. Henry
Van Dyke, Prof John @. Hibbins, Prof.
Andrew F. West and DR.. John F. Finley.
1t is understood that the Rev. DR.. Rich
ards OF New York, a Presbyterian min
lister, and friend of the family, has been
invited to conduct the services tomorrow.
II he Is unable to come to Princeton, one
Of the local Presbyterian ministers is likely
to have charge Of the services.
According to present arrangements, Presi-
dent Roosevelt will arrive about 4 D. m.
tomorrow and will return to Oyster Bay
Immediately after the funeral.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
sIaahed WIth a Razor

wounded with a gun or pierced by a
rusty nan. Bucklen's Arnica safVe heals
the wound Guaranteed z5c For sale by
BsatSn Drug company
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
Mans Succeeds FunHton.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. June 25.-The
Examiner today SAYS that Colonel Marion
fantry, which is stationed at the Preside
at Monterey, was designated by the War
department as temporary successor Of
Brigadier General Frederick Funston as
commander of the Department OF CALI
fornia, when the latter shall be transferred.
to Forth Leavenworth, Kan, August 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
rhn GInd Hnnh

removes liver inaction and bowel stop
page with Dr.. Kings New Life Pills, the
painless regulators. CSC. For sale by Bea.
ton Drug company.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
A man who Is In perrect health. SO

A man who Is In PERFECT health. so he
can DO an honest days work when neces-
sary, has much for which ne should be
thankful Mr.. l. C. Rodgers OF Branch
ton, Pa, prites that he was not only un-
able to work. but he couldn't stoop over
to de HIS shoes. Six bottles Of Foley's
Kidney Cure made a new man Of him He
says Success 10 Foley's kidney Cure"
All druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
BENSON %CHAUTkU0UA

the Oldest settler and largest famiIy. ssso&.
MLFTee 70 CHILDREN ZOO P.FM-Gapt.
iSck Crawford 'the poet scbukG 500 +.
DiHlsNS Neal Dow Concert co.
cam OhhoW FratsEnip p4y9-pTu
J. Baauehamp. Caralina ubGee
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26
MiIwaukee or Denver.

II has been suggested that the contest
for the next place pf'meeting for los viii
be between Milwaukee and Denver, Both
are an the field. The Milwaukee speaker.
@. b Yah Norman. mad a bid for the
honor in replying 70 Mayor J. c. Dahlman's
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-26

The women OF the convention will have
luncheon at the South Omaha Country
club, This is an assured treat, for the
members OF the entsrtsinment COMMITTEES
of the South Omaha exchange are also
Members OF the Country club and will take
exceptional pride in this function.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-06

dig out" He thought better of it however. and determined to face the music Whether or not Walker knew of his intended arrest is uncertain. He might have learned of it through the press dispatches. which were sent out on the night of the sheriff'S departure when it was understood that Walker had been taken into custody.
 Walker will probably be arraigned before Justice JOhnstone today on the charge of disposing of mortgaged prop erty. The charge was made by A. F. Spencer of Tempe, to whom Walker sold a team of mules on which he had already given Goldman X Co. mort gage for $e0O. It is said that he was engaged in several other similar trans actions but this is the only one for mally brought to the attention of the authorities
 Last May Walker married Miss Cal lie Phillips of Glendale. It stated by the Texas authorities that he has an other wife living near Big Springs, Texas. from whom he has never been divorced and for marrying whom in 1904. he was arrested at Gila Bend and taken to Texas to answer tO a charge of bigamy. That charge was not pros ccuted tO the end and Walker was dis charged. Whether his first wife is vet living k not known. If not. he could probably not be prosecuted for bigamy on account of his marriage to Miss
Arizona republican., 1908-03-06

ready been described and week ago the sheriff went after him.
 It was the understanding of the sher- fir that he would find Walker in GUS tody there and he was somewhat sur prised on his arrival at Wellington. to find him still at large. The local of fiCials had not thought it was neces- sary to arrest him for he was engaged in the practice ot law and was doing we'll He had already become some thing of a pet in the community and Was engaged in forming plans for se- curing the democratic nomination for the office of prosecuting attorney.
 When Sheriff Hayden told Walker why he had come there was a mo- mentary hint of pained surprise but it passed away as suddenly. and Walker replied that he had been expecting him. He said that he had learned of his coming through an intercepted tel egram and his first inclination was to
Arizona republican., 1908-03-06
FOUND DEAD IN, BED
 ED PORTER ACID 60
The Old Man Resident at the Star Lodging House, Had Long Been in III Health.

An old man by the name of Ed Por- ter was found dead at ten o'clock yes terday morning at the Star Lodging House. He had probably been dead for several hours, for decomposition mad reached an advanced stage. The old man had been quite i'll for long time. but for a day or two before his death he had been much worse He Was suffering from a stomach or in testinai ailment. on the second night before his death he had asked an at tendant of the lodging house for a watch by which to take medicine. He was seen on Wednesday evening and not after that alive.
 When he did not appear yesterday morning nothing Was thought of it at first but later a man employed about the lodging house entered his room and found him dead. Acting Coroner Johnstone was notified and summoning d jury. an inquest was held. resulting in verdict that death had resulted from natural causes.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-06
INTERRUPTED CAREER
 OF D0NLEY L. WALKER
Brought Back From Texas Yesterday to Answer to the Charge of Selling -Mortgaged Property.

Donley l.. Walker. who had been Srooming for the office of prosecuting attorney at Wellington Texas. in the Panhandle country. arrived in Phoenix yesterday in the custody of Sheriff Hayden to answer to the charge of selling mortgaged property. Walker, who had been operating in this coun- try. for several months. was lost to view last Jul-- after a series of shady transaction. How he was finally To- cated by the sherifrs office has al-
Arizona republican., 1908-03-06

Porter was sixty years of age It is not known precisely how long he had an inmate of the county hospital for several months. He appeared at the lodging house on February 2I.
 There was found in his room a letter he had written to d sister. Mrs N. A. Rider of CorydOn. la. in which he spoke of his disease and the advance ment it was making. It was also learn ed that he had brother Elliot Porter, living at Florence, Ind. No arrange ments for the funeral have been made yes.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-06
MORE PICTURES-Nrs. Ge

Burtis of Roosevelt has sent three more pictures to the board of trade. showing the construction work on the dam, practically up to date. One of the pictures was taken during the recent flood and at it's highest when every thing was submerged except the der ricks. l. is a very realistic picture. and one can almost hear the water splash.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-06

Be sure to get your tickets Saturday to Monday. for the recital by Miss Moves of Boston. at Arizona School of Music March 9th. Seats on sale at Adams Pharmac-
Arizona republican., 1908-03-06

Phillips. since he could not have been legally married to the Big Springs wo- man. His Arizona wife is now in Cal ifcrna.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-06
VIOLIN IESSONS

VIOIIIN LLOOOTNO At Prof. Fountains Music Store. All the latest songs.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.
sUBURaAN RARGAINs.

- IN NAtGlNlA
1900 ~ "a nne 2-story and attic frame
eNeAlng; rooms and bath; splendid
SSnlltion; overlooking city with fine
view OF Potomac river: IA acres: EhaS,
and fruit; piiSe, $500.
"a bargain we'll built 2-storv
SWe4Ans containing Z rooms ana hath.
- LII III lawn and shade: large stable
- 80 Sarrlage house. 4 acres; square
rom station. price 1000
NJ. GA beautiful home on @ T
ana y. d. R. r.; rooms and hath;
acre; price, s.. COO a
~ in miles from station on G..
and y. d. r. r., 2-story dwelling:
LOoihs and bath: nice barn: stable
S sla orchard; acres; price. "a. 500.
NJ GA nice S-room dwelling u
acre; Z mile from Station: splendid
- ~ ~ OF surrounding country; price.
40. IA pref y six-rOom cottage and
acre o. groa1d; 10 minutes from
station; price, 81. 100
NO 25-Oid-fashioned brick dwelling:
rooms and attIc: beautiful shade
ana howersi good barn. 4 acres;
= mile from station: s.. 500.
No 6S-ik miles from electric road:
= acres; --stOry frame dwelling;
sood location; price $500; easy terms.
~ 81 mile from Great Falls and
Vlq Dominion r. r.. 30 acres: broom
cottage AMI Cutbuiidings; tenant house;
spiendid orchard and beautiful view %
country; price. 800.
NO. 45-Two-st0ry frame dwelling,
rooms. lot 70xi00.
one fare 10 city; price. Sl.50o-
reasonable terms
CLIFTON LAUGELN CO.,
us 14th st. n. W.
PHONE " 4236 i
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO F. r.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
NEEery OLher H0Cr - the Odd Hosr's
TO PEILADELPE-A AND NEW YORK
SEW TERMINAL sd 81. NEW YORK
40 a. m--Dlner. pullman E2arlor
= 09 a. m--BUnet. Plarlor, . ar. Train
- 90 a. m--Dller and Pullman ParIor -
tl1-O0 a m--Diner and Pullman Pzrlor G.
100 p m--Diner and Pullman ParIor g.
800 p rn---'E l1yal Limited Al pilIlrns1s
Tf-00 p m--COaches 70 PhILadeIphia
800 ?. m--Dlnsr > ; pullman Parior-
'S-oo , m--Coaches - PhiLadelphia-
s1l-Qc , -n--SleeperS-
= - a. m--SIeep ers-
ATLANTIC CITY. T7-oo. 800 t-1-oo q. n.
TIA. -S-oe p n
10 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HoTrR-
theeE Gays f-lg a - 70 p m
'z52, T5-oQ, f6-S0. 100. ia Ts-OO sS-sg sqoa
1850. 1850. 81 90 g. "a. Tl2-o3 noon. s1z-0s
'I-G1. "1-5 f2-0o. ~2.0e. $40 sss.sj. 40
f4.45, $50. -5,05. $50 T6.C6 -ss0 800 go
tssso, 'le.ea, -lo-S5, II 20 'll-S5 >. n
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. $40 a. N. @1-2Z s5-S1 -
CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS. AND LOT-Ts-
VILE ss;I0 q IA s4.o5 ?. "a. $40 nir--
PI9ESB -RG, 's-lo A. n, - sgsIg ,. -.
Cleveland. $40 , n.
COLCM BUS. $50 p m
WHEELING. $40 a. n. $50 D. N.
VINCE ESTER. 1910 g. n. ff-o5, 800 I'M.
FREDE RICK 1S-2o. Ts--o. 'ss-I0 an. s.I.s3
fs-05. I5-s5 p n
HAGERsTowss. fs:ls a H., f5.oo p n
'Daily. Except sunday s-Sunday only
Ticke- Jfices: 1sI7 c St, Tel Main I5sl. 81
Pennsr varIa ave, Main rs New TToi07
Station Ticket Cfdcs. Tel. Main 7sSG: Iafo--
matter Bu7es-J. sIaiIs 1850 noI7-cc
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CHESAPEAKE AND ono ~

NOTE; Published oniy as Information. a,s
not guaranteed
800 P. NC & O. Limited Daily. Fqs.
vesubUle train Pullman sleepers 70 I.ex-
fngton- Louisville. CiEcinnatl. IRdianapo-Is
Chicago and St Louis Parlor c. To-
Virginia Hot Springs week DAYS PuIl-na,
Car Louisville 70 Memphis and New o.
leans. Dining cars. a "a carte service
u.I0 p. NJ T. V LIMITED Dary
Sold veSub1le train- Pullman sleeuers %
Cincinnati, L Xington, and Lsoa!svfIle
compartment sleeping car 70 Virginia Hot
Springs week days Dining Cars A Ia
carte service Pullman sleepers CincInrati
70 Chicago AMI St Louis, and Louisville L.
Memphis. Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations AID tickets a. Chesa peaE s arE
Ohio Offices. 5lG Pelnsylvsnsa ave sO9 If-h
81. near F; ann New Union Station TeIa-
phone, Man 50, ior washington Terminal
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SEABCARD AIR LINE hrLLWAY.
Iicl.et ~. q Penna. az.

NOTICE-Fotlo- - ae5uls not Euaranress
sos 8. n. --y--- aboard Mail ThroI,-r
coactes arG E-i'ss n sleepers % Savannss
and J s~EzslN- go Through sleeper Washi7--
ten % Hamlet and Hamlet 70 Atlanta d.
ing cas-.
e.2Q p m daDy-Seaboard Express Coa.ba,
and Pullman 70 Savannah. Jaclsou,-fTf.
Tauapa Atlanta RfrunfnEhan RFa---Lf-
Dining cars
R. 4. sEANsELL District PASSENGER Aren't
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

S2-WORTH $50.
Delightful apartment in suburbs 3sS
Adams ST. ne: FIVE large rooms and porce-
lSin bath; southern exposure. through cars
@ 81. r. II. SMITH CO, Bond Building
TnyS-6t
FOR RENT-Apartment OF FIVE rooms and
bath. large yard, convenient to cars, 1915 9Th
NV. N7.59. +. W. GRAHAM s CO.. 6i7
Alta 81. -------- Iny0-st
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC
RAILWAY Co.
THE ELECTRIC LINE"

faSteHt interuroan Cars II America
TEE NV AID BEST WAY"
TO BAL14AOkE, NJ, ANNAPOLIS Mn
AND Great u 3 NAVAL ACADENIT.
ONLY - MINUTES
From white House station 9th ana II
ats. ne-l, Washington. % the heart q the
business. shopping. hotel and heater as
uicts OF Baltimore. and a direct connectioa
city,
ONLY Is MINUTES"
10 ANNAPOLIS AND THE GREAT Q. s.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
me only llns whose cars enter that city
aud reach The gate o. the NaVII ACADEMY
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARS"
Al 18th and Ets- cars. leaving ths cor
ner OF EIh and ~ y. ave. Ia. every three
minutes make direct Connection with
Through Limited Palace cara leaving
White House Station
For B3ltincre, every hour On the half hour
nom go a N 70 30 2 n. daily.
Tor Annapolis ana u s. Naval Academy.
20 I'D p. n. and Al s-5o ana u-sg D n
daily. All % these cars however. vii re-
Quire tra1sfe2 al Naval Academy Junction
Additional service may De obtained D TAX
snd transferring az Naval Academy Juncllon
No walking o. Alrias % cabs nse=sssry -
Washington 70 reach our staLi0n-
FaTes- One Way-E0und TIP.
To Baltimore. Nd. 49, az
To Annapolis. Nd. and
q 8 Naval Acads-1y-.- &c slE
Iiekets lssue1 b THIS couds,snv iucIuds
street car Iars IN the Dlstrlct OF Colun5Ia
On t6e h1es * tie Washington hallway ana
ElecErls &C.
F0r inf6.-,atlca and tickets Apply A. ,ies..
or ces. l4t1 and y Y ave nv. or L5rh ans
Il sLs- De-. FFEshlnEJ01- D g. or a61ress
" =. SLAUGHTER.
General IEAric Azn1gsr. BzIaazEra III
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
JOHN F. HERMAN.
Headquarters for Virginia Property.

e~-S 40 ~ 6--4A 4OPELLys
Fairnax and Vienna. Va. Washington
: grain: dairy fruit: poultry OF blue grass
fS-FS9. OF timber tracks. u VIII pay Won 10
send foE my large list, Of al kinds Of country
property. II - tuu Of bargains. N farms
beautiful suburban homes. subdivisions NJ
KINGS OF business propositions, 4 have nearly
Two thousand places for you TO select frI,--
have always lived II the country, azd 80
do Z better part b. you. than II I mad lived
IN the city can make terms 10 suit you
Zhe most OF The property that ! have for
sale - located near steam and electric rail-
road and near Washington. Ny carriaEs a
az your ser,iee any time 70 inspect property.
Shall be pl,ased 10 cave you write or calI
and let Us talk over business. 1 win Zen
you 10 Eelecl q home.
Ofics HOu-z. Fairfax. from until /, a y,
Vienna. from I until p. N washington
from until $40 .. m You win nnd ~
Offices open 81 day Can for list anc make
appointment % Inspect property. Phone
connection. Fairfax and Vienna, Va WASH
tngton Main I2S2 NOV Is the tine 10 CIV a
home II you viii make a EOod Investment
Why do you pay rent all your life when you
can buy property on easy terms and have .
home Of your oSn ~ len you ges old
apl-f
BUILDING LOTS a. West CherrydaI. o.
Great Falls and ola Dominion BY. sc Tara
into city: monthly payments
3. n. DAVIDSON,
Real Estate ana Insurance.. Rosslyn. Va
Suburban Property OF Every Description.
Ap--E
IF YOU want to buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home, SEQ Us or send for latest
MARION DUcKETT & SON.
SIS n W jy7-c
FINE LOTS FOR SALE N
CNoore's AdditionD
CLARENDON, VA.
minutes from Aqueduct Bridge via Fails
Church Electric Railway; Is minutes 20 18th
500 per lot for the hast
s. cash and IS per month
No Interest. No Taxes
Original Shade Trees.
Two electric roads with stations) run
through the property
For further particulars apply to
y. Z. DAVIDSON, Agent.
Rosslyn. Va.
Residence. Clarendon. Va
Al SACRIFICE PRICE: owner leaving city-
modern house, ten rooms. bath. etc. nine
acres: outbUildings. fine shade: spring and
well water; abundance fruit: improvements
complete in every detail: sell for half value:
Investigation Invited A. F. GERMAN &
CO. 1901 G st NV. my5-tf
FOR sALE-Choice lot on Great Falls cleo
trlc railway. one fare. 1900: s. cash;
s. monthly improving section: secure quick
for home. CLARK BROS. 1853 L St NV
ap2s-50t
BEAUTIFUL seven-room cottage: Just COM
pleted; with two acres OF ground IN District
near Congress Heights. commanding view;
good water; price. s.. 600: one-thlrd cash;
balance long time BOX 6S7. Times Office.
ap3-u
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LARGE handsome homestead. furnished and
With modern Improvements at celebrated
Berkeley springs, may be rented for board
ers for small cash outlay; part % rent taken
as board by family OF owner give references
an5 experience BOX 1o5. Times olTles IL
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
New Jersey Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
RALEIGH HOTEL
MONEY TO LOAN.

IF YOU NEED MONEY 20 pay rent. OF buy
coal I win furnish AL you need. I lend you
strictly PRIVATE ny ne. p. o BOX
<14a Station G 1e5-tf
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NORTHEAST REAL ESTATE.

BIG DEMAND FOR SMALL HOUSES
Stafford Norway. the only real estate
firm IN Northeast They devote their entire
time 20 Northeast property. What have you
10 rent OF sell? We handle real estate loans
Insurance. collect your rents insure your
property. Seventh and II SITS ne rnha5-S0r
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

MOEEY TO LOAF
On Real Estare.
TAXES PAYABLE THIS MONTH
We have some large SUNS Of So money %
place On business properties. We nave sn1sl-
Ter sums AZ she Every consideration shown
borrowers
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY.
Phone Main NJ sUl Q S. y. ".
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
Money Loaned Salaried People

ana others. without security easy payuel-s-
oaces IN C. principal clIiess save yourssls
money By getting my terms first. d. Il
TOLNIASS. Room sos Sc 18th ST. = = dos-rs
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
WINES AND LIQUORS.

HERE'S your chance: fine California wines
at rock bottom prices this week; soc gallon
l at Sherwood Sc. II. WALSKY, $50 7th
NV. Phone y. 552S. my2-3ot
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
FOR RENT-Furnished Houses.

FOR RENT-Funished Houses.
FOR RENT-summer months only. detached
house Of rooms and bath; furnished. sev-
eral acres OF lawn and shade trees; Column
bia road, near 18th St; so per month; refer
ences exchanges. BOX 81. Times Office.
mys-3t
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
SIX OUTSIDE rooms. bath. porch, perfect
condition. furnished or unfurniShed; summer
rates. KENT, l16 y. Carolina ave. Sc
myiO-5t
ONE HANDSOMELY furnished Groom aDart-
ment in The Bachelor: elegant bath every
thing first class. 1877 II st. Apply HILL
LARD T. OWEN, Sl9 18th ST.
my10-su. -1st
THE FARRAGUT. Apartment SOTO sub-Icr
fer summer furnished. two rooms and barb
ace in THE FARRAGUT. myl0-3t
FOR -RENT-MODERN APARTHfENTs-
ALL SECTIONS.
la Corona" 425 N st. NV
New and convenient; accessible to cars
and market. rooms and bath. S22. 50 10
5000. First floor; excellent arrangement
for doctor
40. IS; ROOMS and bath; in good oondi-
ton
''ATlenhurst,' - tn and Columbia road NV.
No. 81; ro1Ils and bath; very attrac-
tive: all outsiSs rooms.
These and m.-ny other desirable apart
ments for rent for less than yearly term.
A. +. FOX CO. Established 1876.
myS-5t
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YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated ana
made comfortable as new at small cost Y0u
can see your work done. Factory ana sales
room. 655 Il NV. Phone II -0s7. l. Il. Jones
sp-S-s0t
WE HAVE the best facilities for rsnasfUE
an renovatlus YOU bedding steam Is lie
on $ exferlainator % vernin and moths new
me- ttresses. beds and box springs 10 YOUR o.
der factory prices steam carpet cleaning
l. p HINkEL & c., ass Maine ave Phone
Main 2e-5- ap20-S0r