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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-12-05

The Mason's Annuity, with headquarters in At
lanta, Ca. have organized local chapter in thi
town. to be known as Covington Lodge No. ITO, will
A. Rockensehuh, P. c.; c. E. Schonberg, c.. M
Rousseaux, v. c.. DR., A. Peyroux, Jr., Rec. Treas
The organization is for the protection of the wild
ows and orphans of Masons, which no life insuranc
does All Masons should be interested in this WORTH
cause
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-12-05

The young son of Mr. George McNulty, the Abits
thrown violently from his jumper last Thursday after
noon on Boston street in front of the Kentzel resi-
dence, the frightened horse going at full spead. The
was not hurt although he was thrown about twent,
feet The horse was caught by Mr.. Fontaine Poole
and Young McNulty bravely mounted him and resum
ed his journey home, the jumper being too badl!
damaged to use.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
ALLEGED ANARCHIST
SENT TO WORKHOUSE
CONVICTED OF ATTEMPT TO
INClTE A RIOT
Alexander Berkman of Homestead
Strike Fame Tries to Speak at
Public Meeting, but Gets
Arrested
BY Associated Press.

by Associated FreSS.
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Alexander
Berkman, said by the police to be an
anarchist, will spend the next few
days in Jail. He was convicted in the
night court at an early hour this morn
and was sentenced to the workhouse.
May Smith, a woman who was ar
rested with him, was fined $40.
During the steel works strike at
Homestead, Pa, number of years
ago, Berkman, it was claimed, shot
H. c. Frick. He served a long SEN
tence in JAIL and attempted to preach
alleged anarchistic doctrines at a meet
ing of the unemployed under the di-
rection of the Brotherhood Welfare as
Sociation.
Eads Howe, known as the millionaire
hobo,' and by DR.. Ben Reitman, called
by the police liking of the hoboes."
DR.. Reitman read speech which he
said had been written by Emma Gold
man. He was followed by J. S. Over
berger, former president of the Cen
trail Federated union, who severely crit
icised the alleged anarchistic doctrines
in the address.
1t was after this that Berkman Gre
ated disturbance by demanding that
he be allowed to speak,
Police swarmed in and soon restored
order, the audience having started
what was declared by the police a
small riot.
The woman arrested gave her name
as May Smith. She attempted to as
sist Berkman and was arrested
Emam Goldman, who was present,
left the hall when told that unless she
went she also would be arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
BOY, 7, FALLS
TO Ills DEATH.
WHILE PLAYING LAD DROPS
INTO PIT
Little Howard Bodine Meets Awful
Fate--AlI Efforts to Revive
Him Are in
Vain

Howard Bodine, aged years, sor
of Morrell j. Bodine, an employe of the
Peoples Gas company, living at S51s
Pomona street, was instantly killed by
falling into 20-foot cesspool in the
rear of his home at O'Clock last night.
The boy with number of COM
panions, including his two older sisters,
Mabel and Ruth, was playing in the
yard and the little fellow ran too close
to the edge of the cesspool, which had
been recently dug and was boarded
over.
AS he stepped near the edge of the
pit the bank caved with him and he
fell headfirst, striking in that position
at the bottom.
The two young girls at once gave the
alarm and number of men ran to the
place, and by splicing ladders together
managed to reach the boy at the bot
tom.
He was carried to the top and Drs
Baker and Foster were sent for. In
the meantime everything was done pos
sible to revive him, but he showed no
signs of life from the time he was
brought up from the hole in the ground.
and when the physicians arrived they
pronounced him dead.
The body was removed to the under
taking parlors of Paul & Son, where an
inquest will be held by the coroner to-
day.
The parents of the boy are Frustrated
with grief, and both are under care of
q physician.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
FEARS SHIP WAS
SUNK IN STORM
GREAT ANXIETY FOR BRITISH
VESSEL AEON
In Addition to Officers and Crew, the
Steamer Carried U. S. Navy Chap
lain and Wife of Lieutenant
Riddle, U. S. N.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press,
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S.-Anxiety
in regard to the British ship Aeon,
which sailed from this port on July b
for Samoa and Australia and has not
since been reported. has deepened al
most into certainty that the vessel
has met with disaster, either having
founderedr at sea or been stranded on
some one of the many small islands in
the South Seas which seldom or never
are visited by mariners.
In addition to the officers and crew OF
the Aeon, which carried a cargo or
food stuffs, she has on board Chaplain
3. R. Patrick, U. S. ~, and family
and the wife of Lieut.. w. K. Riddle,
U. S. N.
The Aeon was due at Apia about
July 26, but up to August she had not
reached there. She is now long over
due at sydney, and reinsurance on her
is quoted at so per cent.
The steamer Lord Sefton, passing
over the same route, has arrived at
Australian ports without having seen
the Aeon, nor has the missing snip
been sighted by any other vessel.
Rear Admiral SwirlbLrne, command
ing the Pacific fleet, has been instruct
ed to keep up lookout for the Aeon,
and search is being made for her by
the owners and underwriters.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
PlTTSBURG BANK NOT
OPENED AS PROMISED
Mount Washington Savings and Trust
Company in Charge of State
Examlner-Promise to
Resume

PITTSBURG, Sept s.-The Mount
Washington Savings and Trust com
pany, which was closed Saturday by
the tsate authorities, did not open for
business today as was promised by the
banks officers. Instead the institution
is in charge of tSate Bank Examiner
White. Congressman James Francis
White, counsel for the bank, said this
afternoon:
1--WE will appear before the attorney
general at Harrisburg tomorrow. There
are several matters in controversy just
now, and just as soon as these tangles
are adjusted the bank will reopen"
The board of directors of the Cosmo-
politan National bank, which was also
closed Saturday by the federal authori-
ties, held meeting today. When the
meeting adjourned this afternoon no
statement was issued, but it is under
stood the directors took preliminary
steps to demand that the bank be al
lowed to reopen.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
OAKLAND JURY Sits
DONOHUE TRAGEDIES
Indefinite MURDER VERDICT
OVER WOMAN
Police Decide to Turn ArkelI Over to
San Francisco Authorities to
Face a Burglary
Charge

By Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Sept. S.-This morning
the coroner's jury in the case of Alice
l.. Donohue, whose body was found
buried beneath furniture factory in
Emeryville about ten days ago and who
is suspected of having been murdered,
returned a verdict that she had come
to her death by either poison or being
otherwise murdered by a person un-
known to the jury.
In the case of Daniel L. Donohue, the
man who was living with the deceased
as her husband and who committed sui
eide on Saturday last when notified to
appear as a witness at the inquest over
the remains of the murdered woman
the jury returned a verdict of death by
gunshot wound with suicidal intent.
The police this morning decided to
turn Gustave Ahlstedt, alias Arkell,
who was arrested in connection with
the murder of Mrs. Donohue, over to
the San Francisco authorities to an
swer the charge of burglary preferred
by Mrs. Elizabeth Laumeister of that
city Mrs. Laumeister accused the man
of having stolen deeds to property from
her home in San Francisco.
This course will serve to forestall
successful habeas corpus proceedings
and keep Ahlstedt in custody until the
Donohue murder can be more thorough
ly investigated.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
STAND PATTERS'
FORM DEADLOCK
IOWANS CLAIM DEFEAT OF
GOVERNOR CUMMINS
Only Sixty-five Votes Are Cast for
Executive-EIeven More Are
Necessary-Opposition
Scatters Votes
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
DES MONIES, Iowa, Sept. S.-By
deadlocking both houses the ''stand
patters" today declare they have de-
feated Governor A. B. Cummins for
election to the short term as United
States senator from Iowa.
The house voted first today, giving
Cummins A (the strength of the "pro-
gresaives'); Claude Porter, 81 (the
strength Of the Democrats), while the
'stand patters" scattered their votes.
There was no demonstration. The
members rose to their feet and pro-
nounced the name of their candidates
when their names were called.
In the senate Cummins received 81
votes and Porter IA. The stand patters
again scattered their votes.
The joint session will be continued
Wednesday, at which time the stand
patters declare they will be able to
make their victory today permanent.
Seventy-six votes are necessary to
elect and the stand patters claim Cum
minis will not get more than the num-
ber he did today-65.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
FOUR KILLED IN
FIRE IN DENVER
SCORE INJURED AND MANY
NARROWLY ESCAPE
One Suffocated, Three Die of Injuries
from Jumping-CrlppIe Creek
Fireman Proves Hero,
Saving Dozens

BY Associated Press
DENVER, Sept. S.-Four men lost
their lives and a score of persons were
injured, several of them seriously, In
a fire that Quilted the Belmont hotel
three-story building at 1923 Stout
street, this morning.
The Dead
The dead are;
EDWARD MOORE, aged 30, real es-
tate agent, Philadelphia, killed by
jumping.
suffocated.
GEORGE BODLE, Middleton, N. Y,
died at hospital of injuries sustained
GEORGE OFT. Dodge City, Kas.
died at hospital of injuries sustained
in jumping.
The Injured
The injured are:
William E. Lewis, brakeman, badly
burned about face and breast; will die.
Mrs. w. A. Lanham, badly burned
about face and entire body.
w. A. Lanhan, hands and race
burned.
Colo, two scalp wounds; jumped from
second story.
o, e. Klinger, printer and formerly
proprietor of the Silverton Standard,
back wrenched in jumping from second
story. go.
Charles F. Stewart. candymaker, left
wrist broken and bruises resulting
from jumping from the third story
window. -.
Gus burns on face, arms and legs.
Mrs. Lydia Parker, badly burned and
Edward Kelsoe. hands and face
IT Thomas Taylor, pipeman, engine
company No. 5, broken left ankle.
Fire Spreads Rapidly
The fire broke out at 3:15 this morn
ing on the third floor and spread with
amazing rapidity. Nearly one hun
dred guests were sleeping in the house
and many of them found all means OF
egress cut off when aroused.
More than a score of persons jumped
from windows before the firemen ar
rived. Many others were carried down
extension ladders by f1remen and po-
licemen working in relays.
The whole rear portion or the oulio-
ing, on which were two fire escapes, as
we'll as the stairway, was quickly
burned away. Several heroic rescues
were observed by h crowd of more than
1000 spectators, who stood in the street
watching the blaze.
Moore jumped from a third-story
window and his brains were dashed out
when he struck the pavement. He came
to Denver for his health about SIX
months ago from Philadelphia, where
he had been engaged in the real estate
business.
Saves Many Lives
Patrick Treadwell. a fireman of Grip
ple Creek, Colo, who was sleeping In
fhe Belmont when the fire started, is
credited with having saved at least a
dozen. lives by inducing entrapped
guests to jump from the upper story
windows across five-foot alley to the
roof of an adjoining building and catch
ing them in his arms
More than score of persons jumped
from windows before the fire depart
ment arrived.
In the opinion of officials of the fire
department, the hotel was set afire,
and a rigid investigation is being made.
Within the last week half dozen
small fires, believed to have been of
incendiary origin, have occurred at
rooming houses in this city.
Guests in Stampede
Guests awakened from their sleep by
the cry of fire rushed pell nell into the
halls, hemmed in by flames from all
sides, and in a mad effort to escape
GContinued on Page T~o.l
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
CASE AGAINST LABOR MEN
MAY BE POSTPONED AWHILE

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-The hear
ing in the contempt case of the Buck
Stove and Range company against Ia
Dor officials who are alleged to have
violated an injunction to discontinue a
boycott maintained may not be held
until October.
Justice Gould of the district supreme
court has intimated that the matter
should go over until the regular court
term in October
The Federation today was allowed an
extension of time for fling its answer
to the Buck company bill, pending
which the hearing may be postponed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
SHEEPSHEAD BAY MAN IS
FOUND HANGING BY NECK

NEW YORK. Sept. S.-Believed to be
a suicide on account of the anti-betting
law which went into effect a few days
ago, Reuben Goldberg, long a Sleeps
head Bay business man, was found
dead today. He had hung himself in
the cellar of his house. Goldberg had
built up a good business at the Bay,
but the passage Of the new law quickly
drove away his trade.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
NEW YORK HAS TURTLE
WEIGHING $40 POUNDS,
AND FROM NEW JERSEY

i NEW YORK, sept. S.-There is !
j. on exhibition at the aquarium of !
i the Battery this morning the larg- !
i est turtle ever heard of by the !
!. aquarium officials. !
i 1t is of the leather-back va !
4 riety, the largest known sea tur- :
- tie. =
i The turtle weighs $40 pounds and !
:, was captured in fisherman's net !
= off Belford, N. j.
!. The director of the aquarium, J
4. DR.. Townsend, secured the turtle :.
!. from it's captor and 1t was shipped !.
i to the aquarium.
4 Eight men were required to lift !
!. the turtle into the large tank in !
!. the middle of the old Castle Gar !
i. den building, where the aquarium !
j. is located.
i J. ). i i K =. 4 !. j. 4 i 4 ]. i 4. j. ]. l
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
EASTERN

Bryan addresses 1900 precinct committee
men in Chicago and predicts great victory
for Democracy.
Raging forest fires in Minnesota threaten
large towns and sweep over vast area, leav-
ing thousands more homeless and destitute.
Grewsome murder brought to light in
Ohio river country.
Stand-patters defeat Governor Cummins
by deadlocking special session.
Kansas City negroes go armed in fear OF
race war.
Two New York women in dependency
leap to death from windows.
Alleged effort to slay the president proves
false.
Pittsburg insolvent bank fails to open as
promised
Omaha tragedy solved by strange testi-
mony of Mrs. Rice, who confesses at in
quest to suicide pact involving bank clerk.
FOREIGN
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
LOCAL

Terrific gas explosion mains six hremen
and 14-year-old girl on South Main street.
Wurtz is unable to secure bail
Municipal Waterways association asks
change in charter.
Seven year-old boy falls to death in cess
pool.
COAST
Fresno firm offers to buy entire raisin
crop at cents, estimating yield at 10000
tons
Hartman receives great reception in San
Francisco and continues on way east.
Oakland jury sifts Donohue tragedies and
finds woman was murdered; Arkell to face
robbery charge.
California man asks washington officials
ito donate money to build railroad to the
south pole.
Seventy thousand dollars mysteriously
stolen from Wells-Fargo Express company
in Portland. Ore.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
FOREIGN

Circus girl breaks her back and receives
'~tal injuries in slide on wire at Toronto.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09
THE NEWS SUMMARY


For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
Wednesday, except overcast in the
morning; light south wind. Maximum
temperature yesterday, "a degrees;
minimum, 62 degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-09

Guests awakened from their sleep by
the cry of fire rushed pell nell into the
halls, hemmed in by flames from all
sides, and in a mad effort to escape
GContinued on Page Twol
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

WHEN WANTING board or hire call South
Washington Stables. 458 Virginia ave. sw
Horses. wagons furnished for business oy
day, week. or month. Phone Main Elsa
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FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTAIE

WILL EXCHANGE q 6-ro0m house. slate
roof; pebble dash; all modern improvements.
u acre lot, squares from the cars. FOR lots
in Riverdale, Nd. Price, g. 100. Apply 60 j.
A BLUNDON, 1905 + 81 NV n0E--t
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed
400 Z Nc. & O. Limited. Daily. Fast YES
t5uIe train. Pullman sleepers 70 Lexington.
Louisville. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Chicago
and ST. Louis. Parl0r car for virginia Hot
SPRINGS week days. Pullman Car I.ouis,-jlIa
T. Memphis sld New Orleans, Dining cars
= ia carte service.
I1I0 p Nj r. V. LIMITED. Daily
Solid vestlbUls train. Pullman sleepers Z,
Cincinnati, Lexington and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car TO Virginia Hot
SurinEs week days. Dining cars, a Ia carta
service. Pullman sIeepeTs Cincinnati 10
chicago and ST. Louis, and Louisville 10
Memphis. Nashville. and New Orleans.
ChessUsake and Ohio Offices, 5l2 Pennsyl-
vauia ave, ISIS 81. and New Union sta
zion Telephone Main 1856 or 22lS for tir--
cts reservations and taEicab sa22-ff
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
every Other Hour on the Odd Hour"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL -lD ST. NEW YORK
Ht-yJ a. El--DIuer. pullman ParI5f.
T0-lg a. In.-OlseryaLI1u FagIlT, 5-a1ur Train
.py a. m-BiueT and Pullman Parlor Car
fI4.VJ q. m-Dluer and Pullman Parl1r Car
100 e. m.-DineT sId Pullman PaTIor car.
- ~ - m Royal Limited All Pullgaaas
Flye-h0ur.
400 p. ua--Coaches % Philadelphia.
- 20 ,. m.-Dluer and Pullman ParI0r
900 ,. m.--1a-lss % Philadelphia
sIZ-L5 y. I.-Slaepers % New York.
'2.5z a. m--s-eegsrs 20 Phi.adslp phia and
ATLANTIC CITY. r7.O0. goo. HOO = 10.
tl.Uy. 'S.oo >. "a. .-.-
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR"
CEeek Days 80 a. m- 90 Il p M
sz5Z T5-JJ. 70 80. 5.yJs = 20, fs-g1 -ss8 sg-0o
fs.sl fI0.O0. 'lI.0J a. M. 'l-.0O noon. fI2-e5'
'l-01 l.l5, too, 500 1870 v5s30, f4.J0
+445 '5.ge f5-y5 $50 1000 - 30 100. rs ~
sy.yg $1,000. 90 ,. 'IL-Jy. 'I--l5 n. T.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO sl.Z-, $50 p m.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE. Hs.IJ O. m-s s4-J5 p m-, sIz.45 nfrbT
PITTSBURG, 's-lo ., uI,, 'I.z2, "ssI0 D. m.
CLEVELAND, $40 ?. n.
COLUMBUS. $50 p. m
WHEELING, sy.I0 a. M, $3.50 2. N.
WINCHESTER Ts. 10 a. m, r8.65. 1000 p.n
FREDERICK. Ts--1, 1910. - is a. mn .$I-sl
a Q5, f5.S5 p, ia.
EAGEHSTOWN, f9Ie a. m, Is 90 D. m
A%SAPOLIs, $50, $500 a. ra, rI2.55 mon
fs.CJ 3 80. t5.30. and 70 20 p n.
daily. 7EEcept sunday. tSunday only.
TELEPHONES at sN Of ths following
Ticket Ofices. lllT q St. Tel Main 1881. 6IS
PENNSYLVANIA ave, Main rs. New T-nio1
station Ticket Office. Ealn 1850: Information
Bureau Main 1850 uo22-tf
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w, b. & A. E. RY.
1.-THE ELECTRIC LINE"

Electric palace cars from White House station
.tFIFTEENTH AND II SITS, NORTHEAST.
For BaItimore-5:3O and every half hour
from $50 a. m. TO 7.SC p. m, and $780, 30
1880, and 1i:35 p. m
For AnnapoIls-Every hour from 80 a. m
10 7:s0 .. m, and $3.50 and 11:85 D. m
Fares. one way. Round trfp
To Baltimore. .--.-..-.---.- L3c &l.Z5
To Annapolis and I S.
Naval Academy ......I5c $I5
All II ST. cars run direct to White House
Station.
Ticket Ofice at 18th and n. Y. ave. n W
and at White House Station. 18th and II sts
y. +. telephone NJ 1905 oc5-tf
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MOTORCYCLES.

UPHOLsTERING, mattress making, lowest
prices; best work; phone us for estimate.
Main 7l77. 1913 Pa ave no29-6t
J. A. AINGE & son, cabinetmakers and up-
holsterer-: hospital for broken furniture;
prices reasonable. us 9Th ST. ne nos-tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B-FoUowlng schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile. New
orleans Asheville Chattanooga, Memphis
SIS a. m, and 10-45 p. m. daily.
For Roanoke. knoxville, Chattanooga
Nfenphts New Orleans. 1910 D. m
For Columbia. Charleston, Augusta, Aiken
Savannah, Jacksonville, and Florida points,
4.I0 p. m. daily
L. 5. BROWN, General Agent
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LOAN COMPANIES.
Money LOANED Salaried Peopls

ana othees, without security: easy p4yments
edices IN s3 principal cities: save yourself
Eonsy BY getting ~ tsFms drEe. d. H
TOLAAE. Room b0s s33 18th Il nv. ds4-u
IL you NEED MONEY to pay rent or buy
coal viii furnish all you need. ! lend y0u
On your furniture or piano. These loans are
strictly PRIVATE. Try me. Address J. L F.,
p 0. BOX s343 Statfon G. ocs-90t
INVESTIGATE
Our low rates on furniture loans: absolutely
no publicity. no pryins into private AFFAIRS
ard no delay.
OTHER LOAN COMPANIES PAID OFF.
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

REDUCED TO $50 PER MONTH.
A new 6-rs1m house within one fare
THRIFT CO.. ltJ5 New York ave.
lOZJ-E
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AUTOMOBILE OUTING.
COOL BREEZEs

Take q cool ride in the country. Hirs an
automobile any hour OF the day o. night Al
THE SHERMAN. 80 ST nv. Phone Iinc
81. Experienced chauffeur Explaining points
sse-tf, ,sus tu-SeS
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

TWO-sDORY brick stable. concrete Hoor and
water. 7U sJa S. ne. II
FOR REyT-I-arse brick stable, III stalls
large lott. blacksmith shop also a brick g
room house attached and frame sheds: rent
81. iu rear or a-g4 + ST. NV. j. A BLUM
DON. lQy5 r 81. NV u0Zs-7t
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FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.

TOR SALE.
Attractive 2-st0ry dwelling. rooms. =
acre ground. Price. $500
New 5-room cottage. Hsar y acre ground;
/ square from station Price g, 100 Easy
Terms
One acre; 5-r0om cottage just completed
Price. $3.50. Reasonable terms.
Groom cottage. s acrus. nice orchard; good
oulbuildlngs: IL miles from slatLca- Price.
SS,So5,
Z mile from station. small dwelling. sew
eTal outbulldingH: % ceres Price. $500.
OId-fashioned brick dwelling: beautiful
shade. splendid outbulldings. acres Price.
Bargains on Great Falls and Old Dominion
Railroad.
CLIFTON LAUGHLIN CO.,
US 18th 81. nozS-st
-FOUR ROOMS; double Iot; Baustoni new;
only, $1,000: terms.
rooms; double lot; new; BaIlston; s2.I50;
les-aere farni splendid propositions $780,
g acres on Old Dominion; $50 per acre;
Everything Suburban
COLLINS" Clarendon. va. Il
~ HYATTSVILLE. nearly new 7-r5om home,
elegant stable; poultry house; fruit beautiful
shade high elevation ten minutes walk 70
cars twenty acres rich clear land $685.
terms
GEORGE C. WALKER,
HYATTSVILLE, MD.
nozs-4t
A SPECIAL BARGAIN
pretty 5-roJm cottage al Maryland Park
with with p1sc1es, 0utouii.iHEs. etc. all fenced.
ne" heating arrangement In house, lot 65Gl0J
corner.
Price $50 if sold at once. 500 cash. So
monthly.
cHAs. d. FOWLER, 50s f st. NV.
nozs-G
FINEST BUILDING site in Woodbridge. one
or Two lots on South Dakota ave. L58 yards
gas water -c fare very small cash payment
ana balance 90 suit buyer. r. j. DIEC-
DONNIE. Room @ WaTIeT Bldg 5th and T.
SITS nv n0zs-8t
FOE SALE-Due s-r55m. bath ami reception
hal!s nearly new house. fine large dry cellar
in short walk 90 both car lines. location the
Dfst 10 De had for price ana terms apply 10
CLAUDE WARREN,
Riyerdale, Maryland.
IF YOU WANT 70 buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home see uB or send Tor latest
MARION DUCKETr & son.
6SJ + -. ". jyz-tf
FOR sALE-House. sz acre ground; slate
roof pebble dashed; all modern improve
HelLs. heated by furnace. another house
neatec Hy steam. gas, - lots On easy terms.
- month Apply to j. A ELCNDOE, IDJl
= 81. NV, OF ElEerda-e. no25-7t
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

WE ARE booking Christmas orders for white
Eskimo and other dogs also singing canarles.
parrots, cats, rabbits. white mice, rats gold
fishes. goats. etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE,
~ 12th 81. NV. aos0-tf