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The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-14
- LET WE'LL ENOUGH ALONE
General Lee Opposed to Reunion O
the "Blue and Gray"

Savannah, Ca, January 13-Gen-
eral Stephen D. Lee, cOmmander-in-
chief of the United States Confed-
crate veterans, in an interview today
declared that he was Onn"S@ 80 TIE
proposed reunion of the blue and
g"cy 1t W; Shr IT in 1''.. "Srch
a reunion" he said would bring
vterans together on both sides VINO
might be imprudent in bearing and
language to give offense and brinS
yIess where there Is no
feeling. We should let we'll enough
alone"
General Lee IS also oDp0se1 20 the
national government pensioning con-
federate veterans.
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Governor Vardenaan could repeal tn,
18th amendment TO the constitution
but Governor Vardeman's strong rae,
was because Of his popularity in .h,
state, his personality and his good re
cord as governor.
Mr.. Williams asserted that no one
should attempt to make it appear that
federal legislation should fix the quail
fcations of jury in state court He
| never would.
: After Messrs. Hardy, OF Texas;
Houston, Of Tennessee. and Bartlett OF
Georgia, had spoken in favor of Mr..
Bartletts motion, Mr.. DriscOll Of New
York, assailed the democrats for at
tempting to take away from the negro
his rights as a citizen.
The motion was lost, &c to 90, as was
also motion by Mr.. Hardy to strike
out the whole section
An amendment by Mr. Webb of
North Carolina, to prevent the pres
ence or federal troops at private state
elections, except when they are call
ed for by the legislature or the gov
ernor OF the state, provoked q TRIM
gular discussion which was partici-
pated in by Mr.. Webb. MI. Mann Of
Illinois, who opposed the amendment
and Mr.. Cochran OF T4nnCssea Mr.
Mann asserted that the amendmen.
was partisan but Mr.. Web, declared
ne was acting in good faith.
t1nge of picturesqueness vas given
the debate when the venerable former
speaker. ]. Warren Keifer, Of Ohio rose
and pitted his opposition to Mr. Webb,
one or the Youngest members of tb.
mouse who had just sat down TIL.
amendment was lost
0Crons opposition to the insufi-icnry
or the penalties preschibed In the
section relating to bribrey of govern
ment officials or members of conoress
was advanced by several democrats.
The amendments all were lost "a
also was an amendment offered Dv Mr.
oroadnead of Pennsylvania. prohibit
ing members of congress cng,ro5 IN
interstate trade, and another, offered
ny MT. webb, of North Carolina limit
ing 10 time of war the section Dro,.;d
ing punishment for anv ono in.7,,o;n
an arLiIlcer or workman in govern
hlelI employ to enter that of any ner-
son OF private concern.
THE SENATE.
The recent issue of bonds nv +bo. 500
reIary OF the treasury for the pur3ose
oI relieving the financial strinosn,v
was the subject of animated debate in
the senate today. The decision wac
preclpitated by an inquiry bv Senator
Culoerson and was participated in bv
senators Aldrich, Tillman and Bailey
II resulted in an agreement TO most
pone further controversy until 2 state
lIieht can be received from Secretary
Ccrtelyou. While the subject was nm
oer discussion Mr.. TilIman's resolution
olrectlng the finance committee to
inquire into the operations of tho
treasury department was referee; virb
MS consent to that committee
Inc senate passed Senator TiIIman,s
resolution calling on the inter .s+ato
oonlnlerce commission for information
concerning purchases by railroad CON,
pan1es of the stock of competin, rood.
me diminished business in the form
OF the Dill to codify the criminal 1.u.
VI the United States was placed haforo
the senate and the readfnp ~ 49, L.,,
begun. INC oil'
At 1922 the senate adiourn.I ,r+,
tomorrow. '--'''
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WRECK ON SOUTHERN
About Dozen Persons Injured OF
Badly Shaken Up

Chester, s. c., January I3.-SOuth-
ern Railway passenger train, No. =
ran into an open switch here today
cOlliding with cars standing on the
siding and breaking the pilot on the
engine About dozen people were in
jured or badly shaken up but none
OF the injuries were serious Most Of
them were South Carolinians
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FIRE AT GI7MFoRD COLLEGE
King Hall, Containing Glass Rooms
Society Halls and Library, Dc


Greensboro, n. c.. January 13.-
Today at Guilford college, a we'll
known Friends School. six miles from
this city. fire totally destroyed King
Hall. containing class rooms, society
halls and library. with one of the best
collections Of books in any southern
college. Recently Carnegie donated
s45 600 to this library. Loss $4,000,
partially covered by insurance.
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Died From InhalinS Gas.

New York. January ia woman
who had given ner name as Mrs
Madge York, and said that she was
an actress from PHILADELPHIA. was ac-
cidentalIy asphyxiated by gas in a
boarding house in east ] 4th street to-
day. Letters and effects found indi-
Gated thar the woman's name was
notYork, but Mrs. Thomas
ham. and that she was the wife OF a
iron merchant and formerly was Miss
Jessie Rife, Of Virginia Heights. VS..
The fastest and best-Bifor.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-14

New York. January 13.-Catherine
Martin. who was shot by her hus-
band Alfred Martin, in their apart
ments in a Brooklyn Hotel last Satur-
day. died early today. Martin died
Saturday from a self-infficted bullet
wound. The double tragedy is said
to have resulted from suit for seDar-
alton begun by the wife. Mrs. Mar
tin was a native OF Charlottesville.
Va
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-14

Outline of Defense Shows Determine
ton to Prove Thaw Insane in 1906,
Regardless OF Consequences-Neit
er Thaw nor Family Spared in Reel
tai Of Defendants History
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-14
A LIVELY DEBATE
Marks DAVIS pfOCsol.9gS in
The HOuSe
States RIGHTS OEFENDEC
in Discussion on Penal Laws
of United States

to Give States Right TO
Fix yOung and Jury Qualifications
Voted DoWn-DtmOcrats AsSailed
Tor Dcpriving Negroes Os Thcir
Ilghts as CitiZens-Party Lines
Drawn i'll all Votes.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
Between 80 and rs Persons
Burned to Death
OPERA HOUSE DESTROYED
Was Crowded With Members Of
Lutheran Sunday School

PeOkIe Make Mad Rush From Bury-
ing Building-Scores of Women and
Children Trampled Under Foot.
Entire Families Wiped Out-Firc
Apparatus Becomes Disabled and
Flames Have Full Sway.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-01-14

The fastest and best-Bifcr.
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MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on d. c. Real Estate. No
unreasonable delay.
WALTER II. ACKER
leS-I 1870 4 81 n W
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES

1870 18TH ST. NW.-g rooms. batb. receDtIo1
hall; furnished complete; fine location; in
spection any time. W. 3. EVERETT, JR
Mary land bldg, l4IO II St NV. nolI-5t
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MINOR MAGNATES
CALL A MEETING

TOLEDO, Nov. 1s-President J. B.
O'Brien, Of the American Association,
today issued a call for a joint meeting
OF the baseball magnates of the Ameri-
can Association and the Eastern League
clubs, to be held November IS at the
Lafayette Hotel, Buffalo, TO take some
decisive action relative to the new state
of affairs now existing between these
leagues and the major leagues.
Since the Chicago meeting Of the past
week O'Brien urges that every magnate
be present on this OccasiO or send a
representative with power TO act for
them. Manager Armour, OF the Toledo
club, Is away on a hOusebOat trip and
Toledo viii likely be represented by
Secretary Wild
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THE SUSSEX, 12S0 to 1886 B ST. SW.-A 81,
pertor apartment house; five large rooms and
tiled bath front apartment: a few unrent ID;
steam heat. hot water janitOr; on car Anc;
convenient to Agricultural. PostofIce. and
Treasury departments. thorough repair; re-
fined homes in choice location; rent $50;
open Phone Main 44sT.
PHILLIPS COMPANY. $50 John Marshall pL
noif-tf
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RI

NOTE: Published oLiy as information aa8
not guaranteed.
600 P Nc Q. Limited. Daily. Fast vas
thule train. Pullman Bleepers 70 Lexfngtos
Louisville Cincinnati. Indianapolis C,hirs =.
and St Louis PaTlOr car for Virgfufa 80
Springs week days. Pullman Car I-ouIsvfJIs
90 Memphis and New Orlsans DINING cas-
q Ia carte service.
u:16 p. NE. +. '. LIMITED rsUv
solid Vesubuls train Pullman sleepsrs -
Cincinnati Lexington. and Io5iisvffis
Compartment sleeping car 20 Virgfpis TTor
Springs week days. Dining Cars, IA carte
service Pullman sleepers Cinciunatf p,
Chicago and St Louis. and LouisyilIs "a
Memphis Nashville, and New Orleans.
chesapeake ana ONO offices. 5I3 PennsvI-
vania ave- 1893 Z ST. and New Union So
ton. Telephone Main 1906 or 22l5 FOR dol
cts. reservations and taxicab ssqa-fF
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EXCURSIONS.
NORFOLK s. WASHINGTON
~ STEAMBOAT co.

Every day in the year from foot 7th ST To-
Fort Monroe, Norfolk, Newport News anC
points south VIA superb powerful steel palac 9
steamers Newport News" Norfolk" and
Washington"
Ly. Westinghouse pmIBv. Portsmouth. 3 pm
L.. AlexaDd~ia.. 90 pmiIv. Norfolk......6 pm
Ar. Fl. Eonros.. Z 200 am Lv. TT. Monroe pm
Ar. Norfolk. 200 am Ar lexandria6 80 ana
Ar. PortsmOuth-S.50 am Ar. Washington am
* Through connections made at Norfolk
with steamers Old Dominion Steamship Co.
for New York, and Merchants and MIXERS
Steamships for Boston
98General Ticket Office. 705 18th st. Col
oradO Building. tPhone Main 1900
Ith ST. Wharf (Phone Main $500
JNO. CALLAHAN, ID V. Pres & Gen. Mgr
". H. CALLAHAN, Gen1 Pass. Agt.
se5-f
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W., B. & A. Z. RY.
1.-THE ELECTRIC LINE"

Electric palace cars from white House station
ttlF'IEENIH AND H SITS NORTHEAST
For BaltimOUe-6.30 and every half hour
from ESQ a. m. 10 $50 p. n. ana $50. 9.s5.
1870, and u:35 p. IA.
For Annapolis-Every hour from $50 a m
10 1880 p. M, and $3.50 and lbs D. m
Fares one way Round trir
To Baltimore ...-....-.-....T5c SO
To Annapolis and u. S.
Naval Academy ....-...75c 81 *
All II ST. cars run direct 70 White Housa
Station.
Ticket once at 18th and n Y. ave y. W
and at White House Station, 18th and II srz
Y. L. Telephone IL 1905 ocs-+F
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AUCTION sALEs

AT WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co, Auc-
ton Rooms. corner 10th and d SITS. NV, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER y, 1905 at 10
O'clock, will be sold all goods stored in the
names OF Annie Hawkins. Mamie Norwood.
UNITED STATES STORAGE co.
noIA5t-eNSu
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R
LEAVE NV UNION STATION.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL sd ST, NEW YORK.
100 a. m.-DlueT Pullman Parf0F
1890 a. m.-Buffet. parI0r. Five rfosJr Train
800 a n-DIner and Pullman ParIor ca
fll-O0 a. m-Dinsr and Pullman ParI0r Ger
loo T. -u.--Diner ana Pullman ParIor Car.
$50 ?, Royal Limited All PuUmaaE.
f4.00 p. m--Coaches 10 Philadelphia
TOO p m--Dluer and Pullman ParIoF
$50 ,. m--Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
'l1-y1 D. m--SleepeTs.
= 80 a. n--SIespers.
ATLANTIC CITY. t7.oO. 900. .fu.so :, a..
tI;gO. 1900 p. H.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
tWeek Days $50 d. m. 70 S p M
sz5-s 1000 7o;sJ 100, = 20, IS 90 $50 ss.0a
~ 30 TlO-00. "I1-00 a. m., Zoo noon. 41s-6Ss
'l.V0 l-l5. TZ-Jl- 800 1920 rs.sa go
t445. 800 1900, $50, 1890 - 30 f7.5e ESQ
r 80 1000 100. 'lI-S5. 800 noon.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. sI:z2 $50 >. m
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS, AND L.oJ1s-
VILE, $40 g. m-. +z.05 .. m, $3.50 rivhf
PITTSBUHG. $40 a. m, ~. .gIO D. n
$3.50 night
CLEVELAND. $40 p. m.
COLUMBUS, $50 .. N.
WHEELING, "s:lo a M, $50 .. m
WINCHESTER, 1910 a. m., taos. +5.n0nss
FREDERICK. 1920, 1910. $50 a. m, -
HAGERsTOWN, $40 a. M, t5.oo p. m
ANNAPOLIS, = 20. $500 a. m TI9.0g -.
fS:ZJ 1880 $3.50, and f6.00 p ~.
"DaiIy- Except sunday. ISunday only
Ticket Offices: Ali7 81. Tel. Main 15g1. ~
Pennsylvania ave, Main rs New T-rf--
Station Ticket Office. Main 1850. InforrSs++--a
Bureau, Main 1850. nolI-tf
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FOR RENT-sToRES

FOR RENT-Corner store and dwelling. six
rooms and bath. with entrance on Florence
St; large storeroom with entrance on g st
ne No. 1925 c st. ne Price only 500 so
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1907 + St NV
HSl3-st
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OFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT IN the MUNsEY BUTTDTTG-
Pa. ave. between 18th and 18th, directly
opposite the new District Building several
choice rooms and suites from SIS 10 Es5
month, Including heat, light. elevator, ana
janitor service. A. 4. FOX COMPANY. I4th
A. New York ave syIs-tu N sa-ts
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B-Followlng schedule figures pub1isbat
only as information ana are not guarsnraa5
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. Ne1r
Orleans. Ashsvilie, Chattanooga, AIeunnbfs
SIS a. m. and 10:45 p. N. daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville Chattanooga
Memphis. New Orleans, 1910 p m
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken
Savannah, Jacksonville. and Florida noinfs'
G:10 y. IL daily.
L. s. BROWN, General Agent.
8s6-eKmo-tF
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John F. Donohoe & Sons
BOB East Capitol Street
Phone Fna.Fv q
Price $3.50

A slX-room modern press brick bay-window
house in Southeast section North Of Pa
Ave. Cellar, open plumbing, in perfect con-
ditiCn. You could not build the house for
the price asked. This is a bargain. Easy
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John F. DOrohoe & Sons
308 East Capitol Street

SIX-ROOM AND BATH; Ideal little home or
investment, perfect condition: I'd St NV.
near T.; only 81, 500; great bargain NEW
YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. Gil F.
noi4-3t
FIVE BRICK HOUSES; large court: rented
$50 each; price S7O0 each; 10 per cent in
vestment, NEW YORK REAL ESTATE
BROKERS, GIL F. noI4-at
NEW GROOM BRICK; tile bath; good lot:
Le DrOit Park: excellent home for colored
party: price, $1,000: terms NEW YORK
REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Gil F. nol4-3t
NEW GROOM house; tile bath; vestibuIe;
hot-water heat; cheap to a quick buyer. J.
z. STAFFORD. 654 II st. ne nol4-3t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAE
RoBzEsEEKERsI


If LOOKING Tor something on easy terms.
about the same rent, don't fail to come
% our Office 1870 Rhode Island ave, and let
as show you the many bargains We are OFFER
ing best suburban line in the District. one
Fare = minutes from heart Of city: homes
from $1,000 up, easiest possible terms
WILL SELL at SIGHT.
Beautiful little bungalow, 8 rooms and bath
on one floor, attic makes three rooms. over
quarter acre ground, with biz old trees. a
very attractive place. close % cars, Sc fare.
Loo people looking for just such a spot,
g. 100.
Way OUT OF THE ORDINARY.
New Groom house, slate roof. bay window,
. stories, parlOr, dining ROOM reception hall.
make large room, bright cheerful bedrooms.
bathroom. small bedroom. large attic. dry
eoncreted Collar splendid h0t water heating
plant. rctagon dining room with cabinet
lnantel snd open fireplace. beautiful view,
,-as- city water one fare. near cars -
minutes nom Treasury, So. 800 500 cash. So
monthly
NEW sIx-RooM BUNGALOW.
Lsut 6lElO1. furnace, range. cellar. front
and rear porch. electric lights. nicely papered
and decorated Parlorr dining room and LIVING
room Ia chestnut: $500. &c car fare. $50
cash. &25 monthly.
FIFTY OTHER BARGAINS To SHOW YOU
stop paving rent. Come out with your wife
You will be greatly interested ia our offer
uEs. Don't delay come at once. We can
sell you for very little money as pretty a
place as you ever saw, where sou can have
garden and keep all the chickens you want
Pc sure to get on at Goth ST. SDULE
REALTY Co. 1850 r. ] ave. ne. Phone North
$40. Il
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-BY
WAI. H. SAUNDERS & CO, 1901 F st. NV.
FLATS.
The LuZon, or b..40.00l 3s16 r NV, Or. 10 50
The Luzon, Or, b--37.50 S4ls r ID n, 5r,b-.21- 50
The SOlRno. 5T. 30 90 417iR 18th ne. Or b. u 80
llC6 NV. 81. b.. 800 1922 n. J, ave NV.
1IO6 NV. 5r. b. .30O0I or. D.. 80
1901 lst NV. 5r $3.50 1884 L Sc, Ar. bio %
1923 T5th NV, ST.. 1861 L Sc, Ar b., 900
b. .-.-..---...... 2550l
COLORED
S23 18th NV. 4r II 50
STORES.
S42l II st. -..................S23 30
ll44 18th St. OF. s. and w....s.....-s.-..... 2053
STABLES.
Rear 20 Pierce NV, water, 3 stalls 6 90
Rear 1903 9Th ct. w-.--.-.-..-....-........g 90
Rear lH2l Kingman, stalls, s carria ges. 80 90
no14-2t
FOR r ENT-No. 1929 18th St NV, opposite
the Lea Itiful grounds OF the Western High
School corner fiat; six large roons and bath:
separate cellar and yard: front and rear
porches; price only $3.50.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS * CO. 14O7 F st. NV
no1S-2t
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Randle Highlands is the same distance from
G. P5sSl IS Dupont Circle Lots and building
sites from SO 10 81, 000s easy payments
U. 5. REALTY CO., 18th and Pa ave. nv.
oci6-tf
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FOB SALE

FOR SALE-Six-r0om brick on SD 81 r,el--
offer Of 81. CO. rents for SlL5J- an Investment
worth securing don't delay. gzd and \ SITS
HENRY vs.. DFFCTT r,44-rr
500 CASH. balance monthly. buys sSI2 7t6
ct. PerWuTtL. new sgml-IetaClsd s. 500 b-I.Is
house hot-warer heat porrhes. large wand
Address OWNER. $500 llth ST. Phone Col.
-. u.Il-..
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WAREHOUSES

WANTED-SmaI farm near school. church.
store and trolley; some improvements: not
over Sl,0O0. Address BOX 603. Times ONCE.
nol4-3t
WANTED-TO purchase for cash. modern
seven to nine room house: desirable location
in Northwest, must be a bargain about
5000: no attention given without fun par-
ticulars as to location and heating. Address
BUYER, BOX 5Sf. Times office. noI2-3t
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT
so4 K st. n. W.
u rooms; bath; store and dwelling. .... SIS. 90
115 ND. Ave. n. z.
sos P st. n. W.
s rooms; bath; furnace heat...,.......... $50
122 S st. n. W.
rooms; bath in fine condition nearly
ale Z st N. z.
TOOmss bath--.--....-----.--.- .--....-. %. 80
ga Bryant st. n. W.
rooms; bath: in Bloomingdale: new
ala H st. n. E. ~
1923 st. n. W. --'''
1879 Morse st. X. E.
rooms; bath Observation-Disclosures. Is. 50
I0a7 eth st. II. Z.
HOS 9th st. S. Z.
aos H st. :. E.
sa7 Newton Pi. n. W.
rooms ...--..-....-..... -..-........... 16 %
la2 7th St. n. z.
e2s Newton PI. n. W.
43sIa sth st. 5. W
s4s z st. S. W.
as22 Ga. ave. N. W.
(Fiatj s27 eth st. N. W.
6 rooms rooms and bath; rooms ath
CFiatj 4o7 st. n. W.
8 rooms; bath furnace heat; fat LIST
NO GFiatj 1915 n. J. ave. n. W.
Unfurnished Rooms, 1878 nth st. n. W.
rooms bath ID and Sd Hpor-..,...--... 100
AIS 47z st. N. W.
A. S CAYWOOD.
s33 eth st. ~. W.
nolt2t
1888 Bnghtwood ave. NV; 7r.: all mod
imp front and back porches, D. ". p IS 50
1888 n. J. ave NV: ST.. all mod. imp. $50
1901 bth 81. NV; r, all mod imp,
uuCeu 10 81. 80
so3 I ST NV; D. and bath.......-.-...... =. 80
l8l5 D ST. NV; rooms and water. Il. 90
etl . 81. NV rooms and w % floor 100
1000 9Th 81. NV dwelling. r; all mod
imp new stove .-..-.-.......... 40 10
L ST. NV 6 rooms and vater............ ISIS
CHAS s SHREFE,
1907 It'll st. NV. nol4-st
FOR RENT-BY
WI II. SAUNDERS & CO. 1907 r St nv
HOUSES.
1851 18th nw.17r 1923 Ne. ST.. b.. $3.50
70 s'.',........ $1,000 64gf SIN NV. orb.
1852 . wv lar 20. 135-oJI furnace ..,,.,. 20 50
1910 Belmont. 9r b 81. 70l Il2g ne 6r&b Is so |
800 Sth nW-rAT&b, 25.p1I 49, Ky av Sc or b I6 %
2L-0 II NV 81. b. 1ZJJI l4lE ID ne. GF b. 50
2i6 ngy. ST. b. $50 sol 2Jz9 Rose4a Ie b s5o
Z2Z7 18TH NV. 81. b 2250i
u0I4-gr
FOR REET-EY
JAMES A CAHILL 1908 F ST. NV.
No. l33 + 81. NV. srs & b.............. s2s 90
No lUl Ath 81 me- -Ts- a. b--.--...-...-.S-5- 20
No, 100 Sth ST. ne, DTs. q b.............S 81 so
No. Jos sth ST. ne, 6Ts. d b-.....-.....-SZ. so
No. 408 18th 81. NV, 9rs x b............S45G c.
Np, 70 llJn 81. ser bIs. q b.a........-. So 30
30. - I'm Nv hasamanf r-ln-n---- 81 m |
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR ENCHANGE-WiH exchange lots at
Berwyn for automObus. Address BOX 5sI
Times once. nolG-st
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John T. Donohoe & Sons
308 East Capitol Street
Price 1850

A Gve-room frame O, D st. s. E., near the
corner Of second, with a beautiful lot 30 feet
S inches by 100 feet. The house Will pay a
good rate Of interest o. the whole investment
and there is room q build another house
This IS the biggest snap ever offered in this
neighborhood. Accommodating terms can be
arranged.
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Price S2.45O

A siK-Tpcm modern press brick house one
square from Lincoln Park open plumbing
Just the house you have been looking for
Houses pa this immediate ueighb1Tho1i are
now selling from Sao10 20 s. ono showing
tho class M houses Terms the easiest ever
quoted 500 cash. Balance $50 per month
For fnrtn.r uIrLiruIars annIE u
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John T. Donohoe & Sons
308 East Capitol Street
Phone Lincoln s.
Price $500

St n F., near the corner oC Ilih. a
six room modern press brick bay-window
mouse A good house in a splendid neigh
boThoo1. We feel sure you VIII bu, This
house II you -ill inspect g. This will
make an ideal home OF will pay wen as an
Investment Can be sold on any reasonable
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DANCING
THE TERPSICHOREAN
DANCING ACADEMY

Main Hall Northeast Temple, 18th and Ii sts
ne. cordially Invites you 10 their dances
held every night during season: expert in
struCt5Ts; special attention given 10 begin
ners- uOl-Su, sa-tf
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
FOR RENT--OFFICES.

TWO ATTRA GIVE connecting ONCE rooms,
second floor Bond building; fronting on 18th
st, Apply 30 Bond building nOl2-3t
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We have the best bargains the market aF-
fOrds either for homes or investments Let
us submit you our list before YOU buy We
can save YOU money. We can rent that va
cant house for you.
II you want TO rent any kind OF proper
ties get our rent list
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FOR RENT-Beautiful housekee ping and
bachelor apartments in the Nelson apartment
house, No. 1873 10th 81. NV, half block from
Connecticut avenue line. All cOnven-
fences. Rent low. For rates and 10 see
apartment apply to JANITOR Of building
or WEAVER BROS. 1915 Z ST. NV. no6-10t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

IN NO. 500 ST. Sc. two rooms on corner.
first floor, Sl2. Inquire OF Mrs BURGESS.
within, in 5SS. no12-3t
FOR RENT-FIat fOur rooms ana bath, SIS.
4l3 AZ ST. sw. nOl2-4t
$50 X ST. Nw.-Three rooms and private
hath; extra storage, SIS. zoI2-st
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Price 1915

A fve-room brick on G ST. s E. near the
corner OF Second Now rented 20 a perna-
nent tenant that will pay 10 per cent on the
investment You cannot buy the duplicate OF
this house for less than $500. We know this
Is a snap
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N.AAAN.-hN1h'r ----r ~ ills
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS, AND L0T1a-
WILLIE, ~S-lO - ul- +4.05 p IN, slg:40 rirbt
PITTSBURG. $40 a. m. '1.22. sg:IO % =
IZ.gu night = -
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" ttE4-LINtTs ~s-1y a. ulr, 80 .. m
/ WINCHESTER, 80 a. m, taos T5-nnunz
FREDERIck.fss2 go, 1910. $50 a. m. u ~