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souarely before the voters of the see- ond District.
 The rumor presases . pretty light. But 1t Is impossible to point out the alignment of any candidate. Probably several of them would refuse to taks sides on 1t. Possibly enough public in- terest could not be galvfnized into the issue to make 1t live. Still. the politically informed say that it can bs made the livest sort of an issue.
 Governor Conner did not call the spe- cial election yesterday. He went away on ar early train on . trip with the High School Commission. 1t is now expected that he will issue the call when he returns in the latter part of the week.
 Chairman W. A. Henderson, of the Congressional Committee. yesterday announced that he would not call the committee together earlier than July IS. even if the Governor issued the call for the special election. He was de- lowing to this date at the request of members of the committee.
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MAJOR HARRIS ILL.
Frienas are Uneasy Over HI. Serious .s. Tlfnesn.

Frienas are Uneasy Over HI. Serious s Illness.
 The many friends of Hon. John C.. Harris. Associate Railroad Commits sfoner, will regret to learn that he is seriously Ill at his home on South Lawrence Street
 Major Harris has not been strongefor several weeks. In recent days he has been quite i'll. The extremely hot weather has not helped him any in his struggle against disease, and his friends are eagerly hoping for improve. ment in his condition.
 Major Harris, since becoming a mem Der of the Railroad Commission, has gone extensively over Alabama in the discharge of his duties and he has been energetic In meeting all the du. ties of his office. His friends fear that he has overtaxed his strength.
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ro INSTALL OFFICERS.
Address will Be Delivered By H

Address Will Be Delivered By Hon.
 |. SehwaEtz.
 The newly elected officers of Emau. uel Lodge, Independent order of B'Nai Brith will me publicly installed to. night. The installation will take place in the Falcon Club rooms overlooking Court Square.
 The feature of the evening will bs the address of Hon. l. Schwartz, a lead ing citizen of Selma. The public iI cordially invited to attend these exer. cises. The address will be we'll worth hearing.
 There will be dancing after the oon. clusIon of the more serious exercises.
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BUDGET IS OPERATIVE.
Joint Commission of Duma Fails To
 Reach Agreement.

.yOlnt CommIa9Iom or Wum0 FMHTM 10
 Reach Agreement.
 St. Petersburg, July 6-The joint commission of the Duma and the coun- ell of the Empire, recently appointed to confer togetheron the naval budget has failed to reach an agreement. As a consequence the budget of 1907 re- mains operative.
 The Council of the Empire recently adopted the naval budget, which pro- Vided for an appropriation of S6.S00.00o for new battleship construction, which the Duma previously had refused to sanction.
 The budget of 1907 contains an item of $1s.000,000 for new naval con- struction and the fundamental laws provide that in case of deadlock, the previous regular budget shall take effect.
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nlaa nr ChnIern.

Manila, July 6-Lieutenant Jones, of the 1st Cavalry. who, on June 2l, was reported to have been stricken with cholera, Is dead. Lieutenant Muldoon. of the Philippine scouts. who con- tracted the disease while bringing Lieutenant Jones into camp, Is recov- ering. The cholera is receding at ca- pig and even In the province Of Fang. asinanx
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has been prepared and published and it Is expected that the attendance will be large.
 So far this season the Bfundidsc base ball team has been taking every score from all they play with. The local team has played Clio at Clio. Newton at Brundidge, and Louisville at Louisville. They have received chal- ienGes from other plAces-
 D. S. Todd and Miss Annie Jackson, two popular and prominent young peo- ple of Tennille. wore married a few days ago.
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NEWS OF RECORD

Messrs. W. P. Nelson, of Lanevilie. and Crittenden Harris of Beat s, were yesterday appointed registrars of Hale County to i'll vacancies caused by res. ignations in that county.
 Other appointments of the Governor yesterday were as follows:
 Spence Newell. of Mobile. constable; | H. Riley, of ouin. notary public. Other notaries appointed yesterday were as follows: Gordon Favis. of Huntsville: Charles M. Sherrod, of courtland. and Joe Morgan. of Slocumb.
 W. D. Dawkins. Mayor. notined the Secretary of state yesterday that . census of New Brockton had been taken in Coffee County. showing a pop ulation as follows: Whites. 266: blacks. e4. Total ago.
 The following notices of large fn- corporations were filed yesterday with the Secretary of State:
 Eliasburg and Brothers Mercantile Company of Selma: capital stock $tso.- 900: incorporators, Herman Eliasburg. Edward Eiiasbur8, guardian, Eugene Morrison. Monroe Gusdorf. D. A. Frank and E. D. Rowan.
 Union Foundry Company of Annis- ton; capital stock $1o0.00o: incorpora- tors. Henry A. Salzer. D. ". Kremers and John C. Kremers, increased tu s2e0.000.
 McGowin Lumber and Export Com pany. Incorporated. of Mobile: capital stock, $20.00o; incorporators. !. r. Mo Gowin. W. H. Buck and J. c. McGowin.
 Strong Mill Company of Bon Secour. Baldwin County: capital stock s5,000: incorporators D. W. Strong. c. A. swift and c. R. Swift.
 The following transfers of real es- tate were recorded yesterday in the ofice of the Judge of Probate:
 T. H. and Nettie ]. Carroll to Mrs. Louela C. Langley. lot Is, block 6. of the plat of the Uplands. consideration. S10o.
 J. R. Graves Ivey to E. J. Parsons, portion of lot 8, block ST, of the plat of Highland Park South, located on Forest Avenue; consideration ss,00o subject to 32,000 mortgage.
 Isaac and Emelle Winter and Iao- ques Loeb to W. D. Berry, lot on Wils Hams Street. Peacock's Tract, consider ation. $500.
 Euxsnia and John c. stratford ts Fine c. crittenden, part interest in . lot on the corner of Adam and Mcs Donough Streets.
 Ida D. Knight to Turner D. Knight ". T Dunkiin. trustee lot ? and east haik of lot, .. sauArA ta of Henricks plat, located on Henricks Street. c. A. and Nettie Grifhth to Mrs. M T Bedsoe. lot s7 of the Griffith plat consideration S3S0.
 Mary A. Stokes. M c. Stokes and Elizabeth J. R. Stokes to Mary E. Bel. lingrath. part of lot 1 of the plat of the Clayton estate oleated on South Court Street.
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MRS. STOKES STRICKEN.
Ozark Woman Very HI Whiie Waiting
 in knmnnm.

in Samson.
 Ozark, July e.--(Speciai.)--c. 4. son at o'clock this morning stating that his wife who went there to visit her brother. ]. T. Beasly. Thursday last had been stricken with appendicitis and there was little hope for her re- covery.
 MT. Stokes left on the 10 a. m train for that point. taking his family physi- elan with him.
 Rev Mir Steitenburger and his sim ger. Rev. Mir. Guis, evangelists sent out by the Methodist Protestant church. have just closed a two weeks series of meetings at the Methodist Protestant church in this city. More than one hundred professed conversion and the people of Ozark generally received a new nplift in spiritual thlngs
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SPEND YOUR VACATION ar w A u k E c Fl N

and get all the enJoyment possible out o your summers outing. Boating. aahlnk, ton his. drives. beach bathing, spiendid sociely hrst clasa hotela healthful Watars Wauke- shs offsrn greater attractions than any other northwestern resort.
 Write for descriptive pamphlet naafafufns
 full tnformafiaa. W. E FRAME, secy.s osas E1e4aaal aank
 Raukeaha, tft1
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Keep calling for Coeo-Cola. The name blown in the bottles, guarantees you against frauds. seid in bottles everywhere. 3t
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nouncing' the criticaI illness of his mother, who is a resident of that city. Mir. Meyer left this morning for Phil- adeiphia In answer to the telegram.
 Mrs. E. T. Gllmer of Marion Junc- ton is here for. short stay with rel- atives.
 Miss Blanche, Mohr of Montgomery, who has been In the city for several days visiting Miss Gertrude Meyer. re- turned to her home this morning ae- cornpanied by Miss Meyer. who viii spend several days with her.
 Miss Edith Meyer of Montgomery fs expected to reach Selma Wednesday morning and will be the guest of Miss Irma Wolf. sW
 Mfr. and Mrs. H. B. Elkan left Sun day for visit to Louisville, French Lick Springs and Chicago, and will be gone for several weeks
 Jack Hirsch of Montgomery, who has been spending several days in the city, returned to his home in Montgomery this morning.
 Mrs. Harry Maring left this morn ing for Charleston, s. C., to visit rei- atives.
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Fine sasnplea of Tehaece.
Death of sErs. wolfe.

Mrs. J. H. Wolfe died at her home on Lawrence street this morning about 2 o'clock after an illness of several weeks from complication of diseases.
 The deceased was a most estimable woman who was greatly beloved by all who knew her..
 The remains will be eaken to Chil- dersburg tomorrow morning where they will be inferred. She leaves two sons. William G. Wolfe and o. c. Wolfe besides other relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
COOKS SPRINGS. ALA.

Now open for guests 27 miles east of Birmingham on Southern railroad with mineral water that cures the sick Hates
 L. COOKE & co.
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An Enjoyable Affair.

A large number of young couples participated In a barn dance tonight Kiven complimentary to Miss Louise Daniels of winston Salem, who 10 the guest of Miss Laura Jones. About thirty young people were present and the evening was very enjoyable one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07
Buffalo Lithia
 Springs Hotel

OWneu hnu OpefIted Uy BUFFALO LTrHIA SPRINGS WATER
 COMPANY.
 BUFFALO LrTHIA SPRINGS. VA This weli-known health resort. nituafek on the Southern Railway. nfty-ave mfles from Danville. Va. and one hundred and nfty-ons miles from Norfolk. will open foi guests June 18th Comfortably appointed Hotel and cottageS--well shaded iawn-ex. tensive yerandan-music.
 For rates and further particulars address
 4. ". ARCHER. Manager. sit Buffalo LithiA Eprings Va
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Social nna PernonaI

Jan1es Fowlkes' has returned home after short stay in Pulaski, Va, with his mother, who is i'll there.
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W. D. Dawkins. Mayor. notified the Secretary of state yesterday that . census of New Brockton had heen taken in Coffee County. showing pop. ulation as follows: Whites. 25s: blacks e4. Total ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

Miss Dora couno1sy will leave this afternoon for chautauqua. N. r., where she will spend the summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

Mrs. E. T. Gilmer of Marion Junc- ton is here for. a short stay with rel- atives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

Misses Jessie Lee and Mamie Young blood have returned to their homes In Carlowviile after visiting Miss Bessie Robertson. who accompanied them home and win be their guest for few days
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Auderton re- turned home last night after two weeks trip to Detroit Chicago and Co., iumbus. o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

Albert Meyer received q telegram last night from Philadelphia, an-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

Misses Alta Chapman and Mamie Ware and little Miss Mary Hooper Bishop. left today for sewanee. Tenn, where they will spend the summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

Miss Carrie McFaddin of Greensboro arrived here today and is the attrao- tive guest of Miss Louise Johnson.
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Larue Mccown has returned here af- ter a few weeks. visit to his old home in Lexington, Va.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-07

Master Thomas walker of Corinth, Miss. Is here with his sisters. Misses Olive and Anna Walker, at Mfr. and Mrs. H. Fl. Callsn's.
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STORAGE.
Notice to Mariners.

The following notice to mariners re-
garding bQoyage in waters frequently
visited by vessels from this city has been
issued from the office of Commander
Lloyd. lighthouse inspector in charge OF
this district
Chesapeake bay. main channel from
Love Point TO Turkey Point, Md" %.
Point shoal buoy. - was changed from a
winter spar to a second-class nun, for the
summer. April &.
Chesapeake bay. main channel from
Turkey Point to Havre de Grace. Md
Entrance buoy. 3, a SPAR found missing,
was replaced April s.
North Point, by PoOles Island to Worton
Point. Md.-Nine-foot lump buoy, Il,
spar. found missing. was replaced April q.
Shark shoal buoy. >. was changed from
a winter spar to Second-class nun, for
the summer April 4.
Pooles Island entrance buoy, ), was
changed from winter spar to second
class can for the summer. April >.
Hampton Roads. Va.-Horseshoe shoal
buoy = a second-class nun, found miss
ing. was replaced April ).
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR EENT-AT MONTEREY. PA, LARGE
and well furnished cottage overlooking the
Gettysburg valley, with hve acres of land: cot
tage has recently been rebuilt; elk bedrooms
second floor and two bathrooms; also good
servants rooms in attic large and>airy living
rooms first floor with modern kitchen and
laundry: good stable and carriage house: vege
table and flower gardens planted and cared for
by owner. For further particulars apply to NJ.
AND J. BRANDT. ii j.. Read ST.. Baltimore.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-REDI CED TO $3.50: FINE.
nearly 2-story brick house near 18th and
Md. Il roonly rooms. porcelain bath:
FURNACE HEAT; KITCHEN ON MAIN
FLOOR: good deep yard: house in colonial
style. built by day labor: excellent condition:
occupied by owner: reduced from 400 for
quick sale.
wiLLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. Go3 & COS 18TH
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AMERICAN LIME.
PLYMoUTH-CHERBo SOUTHAMPTON
New York. Apr. 10 Philadelphia. -. May
philadelphia DISQUALIFICATION
Merton. .........A Apr. lliHaverford. 80. May
Friesland. Apr. Is Merton. ........ May II
Atlantic Transport Lime.
NEW YoRK-LoNDoN DIRECT.
Mesaba: :...Apr II Minnehaha: APP 2:
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-DOvER-ANTwE
Esa!a1s zss,snS Nay
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-QUEENsTOwN-L
$fTSo5I1
A e1'Sa's - oe s'snie May e
ENSTOWN-LIvERPOOL.
v SES S SSsE no IT *, = nay %
VIA AZORES. MADEIRA. GIBRALTAR
Republic. Apr 1s noon Cretic: May 8. noon
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 F. ST. NV.
r.. NJ. HICKS. Passenger Agent.
mh91 d eSu r.
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in Europe

Have your mail addressed care the Lond, IN ONCE
Of The Washington Star. No. 3 Regent Street.
London. England. II desired. mail will be for
warded to all parts OF Europe and the CONT
nent Tourists requested to rs.gis eP at our
ONCE upon reaching London.
Washington Star L.ondc n Office,
No. Regent d.
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FOR SALE-CHEAP.
NEED THE MONEY
will sell my pretty new home. northwest.
at loss to me; less than S.. 900: y rooms.
20 feet wide: hardwood trim. beautiful tiled
bath: soon. ! must sell: reasolia bic
OFFER refused This Is not fake adj like
most blind ads: some agent trying to get
names. but real owner.
ap7-5t'lO Address r. q r. Star office
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FOR TRADE WILL TRADE HIGH-GRADE
piano for good automobile. Address BOX 241.
Star office. aplU-3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FARMS.

6s,-AcRE FARM IN UPPER LoUDOUN; CON
venient; make splendid estate stone house
and excellent farm buildings; over 400 acres
in oldest blue grass sod. also 110-acre farm
near Hcrndon. Fairfax county. historic home;
good condition. CLAUDE q. STEPHENSON.
Virginia Properties. Herndon. Va. ap5-1t
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SUMMER HOMES.

THE GRANT PARISH PROPFRTIES-LENOX
Newport. Bar Harbor. Maine coast Stockbrdge.
Berkshires Long Island: Jersey coast: furnished
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FOR SALE-sUMMER RESORTS.

FOR SALEM VERMONT-MOST DESIRABLE
modern summer home: attractively furnished: :
valley: pure water and air; open free: furnace
heat: chldrens play house: modern stable. In
Inire H. y. TAPLIN. 1907 F ST. ap3.3Ot
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LOCKSMITH.

LOCKSAIITH AND BELLHANGER; CASH REG
listers. typewriting machines. safes repaired anc
put in order: guns. etc. CHAS. SANDER
81 9Th st NV. Phone Main 1911. mh2+-9Ot. ]
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
MOORE & HILL. INC.
AN ARTISTIC CREATI,


Best house on block: private residence street:
n fine condition; occupied by owner: s., 700.
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OUT.OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE.
FOR TRADE.

FOR SALE-THE WEL.KNOWN PROPERTY
6So 6s2 and 6S4 Josephine ST, Baltimore. Md
T.. FARRELL. apS-3t
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CHARLES T. HENDLER. SOLICITOR FOR
the Complainanf.-In tho Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia Preston r. Wright VS..
Sarah T. Wright and John NJ. Mctlintock. De-
fendants.-EQuity No. 2169l.-The object of this
suit is to obtain absolute divorce from the
defendant. Sarah T. Wright. on the ground Of
NJ. McClintock. On motion If tho complainant it
is this 9Th day of April. AID. 1905. ordered thai.
the defendants Sarah T. Wright and John NJ.
tered herein on before the for;eth day. ex-
elusive of Sundays and legal holidays. occurring
after the day of the first publication of this or
der: otherwise the will he proceeded with
AS in of default. Provided a copy of this
order he published a week for three con-
secutive weeks prior TO said day in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and The Evening Star. BY
the court: ASHLEY NJ. GOULD. Associate Jus.
tice. tSealD A true copy-Test: JOHN Il.
YOUNG, Clerk. By WINS. +. LEMON. Asst.
Clerk law 81
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IN THE SUPREME col RT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columhia. -Jules a. Depouet ct al. We. Nina
II. Sefrdge. ct al.-Eluity No 26l42. This
cause being referred to Inc To report distribution
OF the fund In the hands Of the trustees arising
from the sale of the estate of James II. Sell
fridge. deceased. l will proceed with the refer
ence Monday. the 10Th Of April 1908. at 10
O'Clock M. at the auditors rooms in the United
States courthouse. Washington. ID. G. All per
snns having claims against the estate of the said
James II. Selfridge. deceased. notified pre-
sent the same, with the proofs. Mt the said time
and place. JAMES G. PAYNE. Auditor.
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GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.


FOR SALE
A SEMI-DETACHED HOME.
IS. 400.
On OF the most beautiful squares west
Of Columbia road and east Of Conn. ave. Con.
tains nine rooms and tiled bath: HOT-WATE.I,
HEAT: concrete cellar under entire house. First
floor contains parlor. library. dining room. but
ler's pantry and kitchen. Four large drooms
"a servants bedrooml and numerous large
closets. colonial porch across the entire
frcnt. Owner wants cash above mortgage. hut
would submit proposition terms. An In
dividual home like this will surely be snapped
up within a few days. as there are hundreds Of
people looking to buy just such house. Con-
tains 1900 square feet Of ground.
BOSS & PHELPS dncl. 90 18th NV.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phone Main 340-A.
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SUBURBAN HOME. BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
at Woodside. Montgomery Co.. Nd. eight miles
from Washington; easy access to electric cars
and railroad; eight rooms. square hall. pantry
and cellar: extensive porches: good shade trees
and fine view: one acre Of land. including good
garden, chicken yard and house. and small
barn: price $4,000; terms of sale easy Apply
to owner. Gt-ION MILLER. COL Ouray bldg,
WashinRton D. c. ana 40, 10 II, 12s
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WANTED-PEOPI4E OF GOOD JUDGMENT TO
buy their liquors at bargains: hest values,
least money. THE JOHN WEDnERRURN CO.,
616-1S F st. NV. mh13-f .sa .Su. If
FOR SALE-SEvERAL COMPLETE GASOLINE
launches, new and second hand; also separa Re
motors and one auxiliary sloop; bargains. W.
s. Macleod 307 Jenifer bldg. mh12-n
FOR SALEePANELED OAK COUNTER SEC.
ond-h nd: brass grilled side desks. with two
end partitions. 1925 Penna ave. NV fe2O-tf
FOR SAIE;-A LOT OF ANTIQUE PIECES LEFT
over from the fall season. consisting OF side
boards. extension tables chairs and japanese
to mention. THE OLD ANTIQUE HOUSE. 327
Pa. mh21-tf
SHOW CASES AND STORE FIXTURES.
JOHN c. SCHERER JR. MFG. CO.
de4-tf Baltimore.
FOR SALE-COOD QUALITY OPAQUE SHADES.
fitted to your windows. only 35c the best quail.
ity oil Opaque shades. Coo. hung free We call
with samples. KLEEBLATT'S. 18th & II SITS.
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COLORED PEOPLE. BUY A LOT AT SOUTH
Keniworth. D. c.. and have your house built
on monthly installment plan. Apply Der.
NARD G. BROWN, h25 18th st. NV. mh2s-tf
FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
place of 80 for the summer by year;
Il rooms. furnished. city water. gas. sewer.
bowling alley. stablng for ten horses and as
many carriages: ten minutes walk from 14th
st. car line; cars pass every two minutes: grass
cut and grounds kept in order; $500 per month.
Address Box 226. Star office. mh28-14t'S
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FOR SALE-A DETACHED COTTAGE IN
Mount Pleasant; contains 10 rooms and bath:
furnace heat; lot 50x15O: two-stOry stable;
first floor contains parlor library. dining room
buffers pantry and Kitchen six large bed
rooms: hne porches. There Is now a trust on
the property at 8 per cent for years. Price
$3.50. Would consider offer. Terms can be
arranged. Agents need not apply. I'm anx-
ions to make an immediate sale. Address Box
1874. Star office. ap2-tf
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FOR SALE
In order to make quick sale OF my house
have reduced the price to s.. 600. 1t is a two
story and attic house. contains eight rooms
and tiled BATH four rooms floor; hard.
wood finish. sliding doors to paror and dining
room: inside shutters; excellent condition;
handsome mantels: furnace heat: paved alley:
beautiful front of red press brick with brown
stone trimmings: built by OF the best
builders in the city; well located in the north.
west between two car lines; reasonable terms.
Address Box 80. Star office. aD2-tf
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FOR SALE-THIS IS NICE
So many fike this plan Of a house.
IT Is VERY GOOD.
CONVENIENT LOCATION


Near 9th and o.
= stories. cellar: rooms on each floor: MOD
ERN BATH: LOT 20x10O; side and rear alley.
PRICE ONLY $4,000.
Much below value. Let show this bargain
you will like 1t.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR sALE-BUSINEss PROPERTY

FOR SALE-WE HAVE SFVERAB ATTRACT
I've business properties. and also some good and
Inexpensive small houses good investment.
TYLER RUTHERFORD IncD. 80 18th st.
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AN ARTISTIC CREATION
In q home on the Heights; house planned by
II noted architect house has received favorable
mention and has been illustrated in a number OF
architectural magazines; nine rooms: twenty fee,
wide; hOt-water heat, three baths: first-foor
kitchen; covered back oorchcs: beautiful out
look front and rear: reduced to $3.50.