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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-16
NAVY WILL CLING
TO YALE METHODS

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Aug. l5.-As in the
past few seasons. tine football team Of
the United States Naval Academy will
this fan be trained along the lines in
vogue at Yale
Coaches who have formerly played on
Eli eIevens have been much sought
after 10y Lieut.. Paul Dashieu, the phys
zeal director of the Naval Academy, for
several years, and each autumn has
seen some former sridiron stars from
New Haven hammering football pria-
clples into the middies. Jack Gates. an
old end on the Yale team, vino has
coached the team fer two years past
has been replaced this fail by Ray
Paige. who played at Yale last year
The MILDLY eleven, headed by Captain
Northcroft, viii report FOR practice
about the last week in September.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-16
THOMAS RELATES
HIS WOEFUL TALE
But Still Thinks Pullman
Could Make Boston in
Twenty-Four Hours.

Still full Of the idea that he can run
from Washington TO Boston in twenty
four, or even twenty-three. hours in his
20-horsepower Pullman roadster. John
r. Thomas has taken pen in hand TO
write The Times an account of the ad-
ventures which beleu him when he
started on the attempt from the Munsev
building here at noon on August u.
It will be recalled that Mr.. Thomas
was going along finely, well inside OF
his schedule, when he was ditched out
side OF Hartford, Conn. at 6.81 Thurs
day morning, taking a turn. at high
speed to dodge a horse that suddenly
became fractions. Right there he came
10 grief. and the record breaking came
10 an untimely end, for the steering
gear was disarranged so much that it
required several hours of conscientious
sand perspiring eudeavor TO TX it up so
Mr.. Thomas end q. r. Walter. who ac-
Companied him, could wheedIe the ma
chine into carrying them the rest OF
the way. Mr.. Thomas writes as fol-
lows:
Auto Editor Times.
In response TO wire, asking for ac-
count of our run, 1 wish 20 state thai
Just after leaving the Matheson we
certainly did strike one bad spot near
Elhridge- We landed la a swamp try
ing 10 go through neld and got huug
mp. Two mules four men, and q kind
Providence helped us out We were met
outside of Baltimore by SChater and
plotted through. The road was very
bad 10 Bel Air, but from there 10 HayTe
de Grace It was fairly good After
leaving BerryVille we had an exciting
experience with a man driving two
horses with a load Of tomatoes. The
horses became nervous as soon as they
pied over, While the other broke loose
from the wagon before we could get
him.
1t was. without doubt, the worst tan
gle I have ever seen. We were about
twenty minutes In getting the man paci-
fed and his rig fixed up.
We proceeded TO beat IL, and reached
Wilmington at 6 o'clock The roads
We're far from good, though ] have seen
worse. We were met on the outskirts
of Philadelphia by the agent for that
city. and we surely did make time 10
ana through the QUaEer City. We malt
ed forty-fve minutes getting lunch, and
oil and gosoleue. BY the time we start
ed for Trenton il was dark, and the
dust was very bad. 1t took nerve to
run through that cloud of dust. when
all We could see was d red tail light.
We made the thirty-tour miles IN H4ty
minutes.
The only recollection I have Of Jer-
sey was a confused roaring Walters
grove anu We 4ll TIE llatl Tor an We
were worth We We're held fifteen min
utes al Jersey City waiting for a boat.
Tanked mp with oil and gasolene at
abe New York agency, and made Hart
ford i'm four hours thirty minutes less
than the record | took a hand at the
wheel at New Haven, and promptly hit
a COW Just outside of Hartford, Conn,
IN trying 20 dodge d horse that be-
came fractions, while we were going
thirty-fve miles an hour, we got tan
gled up with the car tracks. wreuched
steering gear as we hit high euro;
crashed through fence, just missing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-16

Overland Dewey Garage, 1873 L st. NV.
- q 4os4AO Tel N $3.50
paarIese Motor Car Co. Of Wash 1918
= SN@ ANSS New York ave. Tel n 2zs9-
Pierce Arrow co99k--stoddaEd Co, "a
Pope Hartford R I.5R St A4 Fsi e e 7.s 1-''
Pope Tribune h ia5s St Au5 Tel ~ r. rs ss.@'
pran1iaY T.. D. Moore, r.. s14 I4th 81.
ACAlICA Tel N. ESQ
puIIroaa Thomas & Tolmsn Auto Co.,
! ~ A1ie'iI ISIS L 81. nv. Tel. n. 1l7o.
Peel D. Moore. jr. sl4 st. NV. Tel Main
Pei National Garage. 1919 ian st nv.
C+eorns LeDroit Auto Co. rear 90 Flor
A'OOoeI iISids ave. Tel y. 81
Stevens Duryea No'2r az Car rs Go n 5 5a55
Tbouaos Motor Car Co. OF Wash. 1873
: AAOAAie'o n Y. ave. Tel u. z4ss.
HyE,i+a Cook-stoddard Co. ed and SIS.
" l10C NV Tel. \. $50
WaveY.Iv Pope Auto Co, Of Wash. sl7-
w oFCiAy SO I4th 81. NV Tel. II. 20
Wood s Electric E 59g I As S.f I " y,
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, Oxyo1.Ioad Dewey Garage, 1873 L st. NV.
" u 40AAO Tel N. $3.50
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LOCAL DEALERS ARE
HOPEFUL FOR FALL
CONTINUED from Fourth Page.l

,kQNLiNNEQ from Il D4A IL AdhEsJ
W. g Iorg. of the Commercial Auto
and Supply Company has returned from
a visit 10 the factory OF the r. NJ f.
Company, at Detroit Mr.. Long last
week assumed the agency for this car
and will be ready to announce by next
week when demonstration models Of the
new car will be or hand.
Lester D. Moore's REQ is carrying "A
rather remarkable set OF Michelln tires.
The speedometer on the car shows that
Il has been run over 5000 miles and
three Of the tires are carrying their
original pumping" while the other has
suffered but one puncture.
J. NJ Stoddard. OF the cook and Stod-
dard Garage Company, is spending his
vacation with his family at Asbury
Park. n. j.
What is touted as one OF the hits Of
the season Ia the automobile world has
just reached the city In the shape Of
the new Chalmers-Detroit car This
car is the 1900 model, 24-30-horsePower,
and comes in three models.
Royce HOugi, Of the Motor Car COM
pany, will use the new machine for a
demonstrating car. He has decided 70
keep his place open at 1915 New York
avenue until 10 o'clock every night In
order that the lovers OF the sport may
inspect the machine
This car was recently put through a
very severe test by Joe Tracy, New
York engineer. and pronounced O. X.
So far. $500 of these cars have been
ordered and deposits paid on them, thus
giving the public an idea OF the appar-
ent efficiency OF the machine Mr..
iIough, accompanied by a party OF
friends. took his first trip today, taking
IN many OF the hills in Rock Greek
Park and they pronounced 1t wonder
The Chalmers-Detroit "30' is a five
passenger car, roomy and elegant. The
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wheel base is no inches. The painting
and upholsteFing Is OF a high order Of
workmanship II weighs 1900 pounds,
meaning a very low cost OF up-keep.
and has a speed Of from forty to fifty
miles per hour.
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HIS PRESENCE OF MIND.

The audience was rushing for the
exits.
shall I sing2" cried the hysta'ical
near soprano
No" replied the manager, lit would
only add TO the terror.
Later on IL was learned that all Of
the eleven people IN the auditorium had
reached the sidewalk in safety.-EN-
change.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-16

T. s. PIiven, of Cook and Stoddard
Garage Company. is on his vacation,
having gone TO Syracuse, \. H.. and
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from there he expects 10 meet partg
and go on a fishing expedition a. it.s
southeastern part OF Canada.
George Wells delivered a Royal motor
cycle TO a West Virginia purchaser last
week
He also reports that q New Regal TO-
which he is the Washington agent, I
expected in this city shortly.
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So. The Wyoming. 3r
$50. 1891 "a Nv. Or
3.....12r2 o NV, Sr
$3.50. lob 2Oth nv. Or
$32.50. .12j c Sc. Or
$3.50. The Phoenix. s,
$3.50 e. $50. .30l Var.
nun NV. r
$3.50 & $50. 800 Web
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s30.50. 1914 Corcoran.dr
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$50. so. 1913 18th NV, Or
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$50. so. III Sd DIV. Or
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$50. AHA 9th NV. II
$50. .43c 9th NV. ta.l
$50. sol d Nv. omces
$50. The Victoria. 4r
s2S.1O.1505 10th NV. 81
s27.50. 1928 Decatur.5r
s27.50. 1928 Ingleside. Tor
500. so. ...472 E sw, Or
s25.5O.s""S Shepherd. NJ
$3.50. 4)4 Shenherd. Ct
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SOS. 1928 Quincv nw..,
SOS. ..l319 D NV. 6r
So. sos 9th NV. office
500. go. 80. SO 1 ne. o.
So. 80. .3415 Prospect
av NV. Sr
&1.30 16S Morton NV. 6r
500. 30. .249h NJ NV. 81
$iS.50...1215 Doth ny.1r
SIS. 1884, Sth nv. :,r
$1I.60. 81 Myrtle ne, Ir
SII.0..4 16 y ] av nw.5r
Sl7.3:5,. 40 r av nv. Or
$3.50. ID Sc. e.:
SIG. 30. .4l2 y ] av NV ,6r
S15. 40. ..1412 10th Dw,5r
Sl3......1304 Sd Sc. Sr
S11. Sc NJ Sc. A.
5000. :. $50 & ne. 4r
SO. 80. .916 91st Ew, II
$40. 4O..3 Col av NV. r.
$40. .2003 Rosedale ne Or
petty Cor rent sead for
bulletin.
M & HENSEY CO..
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40 9Th sw. ST. h. .25.ao
It's y Sw. Or. ..... p IN
9O4 9th sw. 6r. Ii. 30
10th & Va Az sw.
A. Or. b. 80. ~,
1857 LIST sw. Or. 300
III Sd sw. 5r.....l0.VD
AL Sth -sw. I'd Il. 1850
1908 lbcl nv sw .6r.12.:an
1914 Del av Sw.6r.l2.an
a+1 Va av sw. Or. h. 10. 90
acS & sw. 6r. .....Ia.5h
IS In ct sw. Or. $50
6l6L r sw. Sr. l.. -. 6i
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12G 1lth se.ar. ID. stac5. On
49, va av sw. Or. 300
1851 X So. 6r. IL. On
1001 r sw, 6r. .2n M
1919 LIST nv. ID "A. roo
13f2 Union sv. or.12.5o
1011 Md av sw Or. BIS. M
li0e Md av sw. 11r.
l115 y j az Sc, Or. 1l.5o
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252l I. Or. w.....l4.0O
23IS q. Or. ". $3.50
243&s Va av. ar, w.lI.a0
21O2 K. 6r. ". .11.5O
I'LL y Sc. Dr. ". 1850
APARTMENTS.
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1929 Q. 81. Arb. .20.5p
! so5A 2Sd. 2f.5r.b..20.S
! SOFA ord, 5r, b.lat.2 0.Sa
$50 Goth. N. 4r. b.1S.50
TIE CARLISLE. 1912
\. ron-housekeeping
! 3 rooms. hath. 80. so
COLOEED.
1903 Seaton. Or. w.l6.5O
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oss csth. Or. w...is.Co
263l I. Or. W. ....l2.,C
1850 " Alex ct. 4r.wIO.50
STORES.
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1914" Goth, st. eel. .26. 0a
11:,4 p. 1r. W.. ..l2.:D
l4l1 Wisconsin Av.12.Oo
OFFICE ROOMS.
4So-lS6 la av. heated
rms. $40. $3.50. SO
houses and OATS apply at
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.AUL CO.. 1TH & l. NV.
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2S13 N NV. Tor. b. ::aa.50
5lS Tenn av. Or. b20. 80
1901. r NV. Or, b. .2o.a0
334 18th Sc. 6r. b. 20.5n
900 Fla av NV. sto. 600
Col y NV. store. 1850
1914 I ne. 5r. ". 1850
612 s Nv. 6r. b.. 1880
r fi3 l. NV.
9H5l Sherman av.5rl5.00
6is Morton NV. Or. WHO
S1S 9th ne, store. .l2.0J
; GIG La av. basement.
, 22xi1. 1000
c34: Sherman av.
IF. w..........-.1 1000
Stable. Shepard al. 1000
Stable. 1901 9Th. r'r.4.00
| IOI.ORED TENANTS.
500 T NV. Sr. b. 800
l74S Seaton. Or. hes. so
22i9 Water, 5r. Sd. 1880
o039 Gales ne. Or. w12.50
212S y Y az. 5r.w.1O.J0
l0S 18th nwfr). 4r.w.S.OO
I'll Fla av NV. pr. ...7.J0
:. new and modern
vator. etc. 200. 90
lSe. l0o.hp
eedman's alley-....J0.00
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FOR EENT-FTDYD r.
1906 Roth NV .Sr. hS25. ~
907 A., sw. sto.dw..35.0 90
:2,2l 18th sw. Or. l.. 5000
1919 Union sw. 6r. II.30
ZIG Sth sw. Or. b.::s;3,.5o
SI3 r sw. or. h. % 50
128 nth sc.5r. b. 1000
400 18th Sc, ar. .. l5.o2
1910 2 SC. Or. b. 1880
1344-a II Sc. 6r. b. .20.;a
1910 DeI av SUI. 6r.12.50
u I'm CT sw. Or. :. $50
1888 Del az Sw. Or. $50
63a Md av ne.9r. h. %. 90
a16 G sw. If. 3r. n. 80
504 Me av sv. q 2.14.OO
945 Md av sw. Or. 500
18th e. Gale ne. sto.
Owl -. 40
Alex co. Va. farm,
- acres. 90 90
cI2 141a ne, h. 1850
1919 LIST pw,1s; a. 300
53 y SO, Sr. 30
1912 r So. 5r. h. .20.50
1920 S Cap ST, Jr. 80
fap1 Ar
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VIZ hfN L.
s.. 100. .2233339 Mass nw.1fr
$3.50. 81 1th NV, store
SIPS. 1895 oath nv, Ter
500. 1910 G NV. Tor
500 & $50. .l407 18th
NV. Tor
sS5. 1911 Pa Az. sto. dwg
SOS. .1OlI y Fl av nw.l2r
$50. The Montgomery. II
$50. 1925 l4th NV. i2e
$50. .2503 Champlain av
s35.75. .4o1 4tb NV. iSr
SIS. -. .lI03 P NV. Tor
s55. .250J Champlain Az
s:,5... .17,o Col I'd. Tor
so. ..1SOS Kal'a av.I2r
So. 80. 1904 10th NV. Tor
$52.5O. The Westovar. Ct
$50. so. 1913 oath uw.1Or
$50. 20. 1920 X NV. 11f
$50. 65. o2l1 Wash clr.9r
$50. so. .1O16 22d NV. q,
so. The Electromagnetic
$50. The Cumberland. 5r
$50. .3i17 18th NV. 9.
$50. 1883 Kilb'ne nw.f0e
$50. ......221 I NV. 12r
s4I.6i. 1912 s NV. l1r
si5. 60. 1909 y Fl av. TOR
So. 1900 24th NV. Tor
S45- The Victoria. 5r
S4A. The Westnver. 6e
SIS. ....1119 Euclid. Tor
30. The Brunswick. 4r
$40. so. ...114T r nv. 81
$3.50. The Miller. 5r
S40.15. 1873 8 NV, 1Or
$40. 65. $40 r Cap. Tor
S40.65. 200 Wash ct, Or
$40. The Cambridge, fr
$40. .So3 10Th nv, 8:
$40. .1117 Euclid NV. Or
SIS. 10. 1897 Ore av, fnr
SO so. .152S Q NV. ar
So so. 2443 Ont ri NV, 9r
$35. 60. 1905 ODD nv, Or
S35. so. 1924 w NV, Sr
$50. 80. .140 4 ne. Or
For complete list OF pr
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32l:::3; n. 1Sr. b. ami.51. 30
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212S X Or. b. Gel. aml45.1.3
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1927 Pa av. Tor. 10. 36. 90
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2129 X. Sr. b. eel. $3.50
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CIT 93d. 7r, b.la...22.5o
242t X. 7r. b. lat.22.5O
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$40 Goth. Or. ". ...l5.50
81 Goth, 5r. w....15.50
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2433 I. 3r. w.....l4.tW
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,th and Morton.
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1884 list nw.6r.b. 1850
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1893 4th nw.Tr.s;o.30.50
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1890 I'd NV. ar. h. 5000
1929 9Th NV. Or, b. 80
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1445 Q NV. Sr. b. %. so
1882 9Th NV, Tor. b. %. 90
113 1lth NV. b'ment225. 90
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never OCCUPIED: 10 rooms: baths hot-wator
heat laundry tubs: gas heater to boiler; beau
fifully decorated: block az car Ines
Open. L. J.. MARSHALL. Realty. Barking
ami T:rSt Co.. leo " Y. ave.
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Goa ST. N.W.-LAR,iE AND MEDII NJ SIZE
| front rooms cummunica ting: we'll furnished
| private family: reasonable 22-3ts
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LEAVE "WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

IT not convenient to call at The
Star office, nth street and Penn
sylvsnia avenue. leave your adver
tisements at any OF the folio wing
Branch Offices:
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POULTRY. GAME AND FISH BUSINESS.
comprising -; stands in markets; wholesale
and retail established 40 years; business COM
plctc. SlO.0C0: stock at invoice. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS'. GIL !. fc243t
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Want Ads, Z Cent Word.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES;
Geutner's Drug Store. 18th and L sts.
Enpy's Drug Store. 14th and yelling pl.
Iupton'S Drug Store. Vermont ave. and $ st.
Kings Drug Store. 10Th ard ] SITS
Holtzclsw WIS New sstand ! tuS Pa. ave
ITerh>f's Drug Store. "5th and Ia. ave.
Crisweirs Drug Store. ith and r SIS.
s. khnn. Sons * Co. Information Bureau.
Woodward & Inthrop. Superintendent desk.
Gold"rherc's Prreau of Information
Tho Hutchins kcnrc- Drug Co.. iTth AMI Que
Rutler ( Field. Druggists. I'd No Indiana ave
Louis b. Casten Pharmacist. 800 18th st
Durent Pharmacy. Goth and T SITS:
Tins 4. Doyns. 18th AMI Columbia I'd.
Roisnc Wallace. Newsstand and Stationery
store, 9;:0 9Th ST.
GEo9GETowN:
n'Donuslrs Drug Store I'D and SITS
o'ncnnell's Drug Store. 32d and SITS.
P-i9"s Pharmacy. oSth and SITS.
NORTHEAST:
H'1salr's Pharmacy. =. Capitol and sfs
~ nha m : Fnarrlary. 1lth and +. Capitol SIS.
Nnor7disn's Phsrmarv Eth and SITS ne.
Putler's rhsrmacr. +th and Stanton pl ne.
SOUTHEAST:
Rrsfley's Druc Store. sih and r SITS Sc
ODonnells Drug Store. Sd and Pa. ave Sc.
SOUTHWEST:
Sullivan's Drug Store. eth and n SITS sw
Charles 3 Walter. 9ol A.. 1t. s.w.
ANACosTIA:
c. G. Iohr % Monroe st
ALEXANDRIA:
A. 3. Doniphn-. 72T Kin: ST
rENLEYTowN D. c.:
George r. Parton Druggist. Wisconsin ave.
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Elf G ST. N.W.-LARGE NICELY FURNISH
faot
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Al 9Th ST N.W.-NEAT CLEAN WARM
and comfortable furnished rooms; hot and col j
"aicF: prices very reasonable to :crmancnt
! guests. fell g."
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Hills. 6U5 6TE ST. NV.
Ola Fla av. 5r. Ais. 90
} Csc 4th ne. sto. 5r. 10. 50
} a. Brewers CT. 5r. $50
} 81 Brewers ct. 5r.. $50
D fp14-tf
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OF
FICE SPACE IN THE NEW Ma
TIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK
BUILDING. 18TH STREET OPP.
Us. TREASURY; HEAT. LIGHT.
ELEVATOR AND JANITOR
SERVICE INCLUDED: VACUUM
CLEANING SYSTEM. PRICES, SIT
TO s35 PER MONTH. INQUIRE
a. f. FOX CO.
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HEISKELL & McLERAN
REAL. ESTATE AND INSJ RANCE.
1908 II ST. NV. WASHINGTON. d. c.

UNFINISHED.
1915 Fairmont at NV Tor and b. So oC
1a14 18th ST.. 10 rooms bath. ~ 0(
1414 Hopkins pl. p.w., or. and b. 81 &c
1928 Corcoran St. 10 rooms and bath. E. * II
22D4 Decatur ST.. q rooms bath. ..... 81 &c
700 18th st. s.w.. 6 rooms. ............ &C. OF
Grant road. 1enleytOwn. g rooms. ...... ii OF
OFFICE ROOMS.
1915 Pa. ave-. ONCE room $50 u
51S 10th st. n.w...............$s $500 to 90 .0C
140a ii ST. NV. Office rooms. ........ 400
ocla-sf
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HAVE CASH TO INVEST IN HIGH-GRADE
business actively; state character. loration
how profitable, selling reasons general par
ticusrs no attention given. Address Box
13. Star office. feoo-4ts
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

CHANGE IN SCHEDULE JANUARY 4.
WASHINGTON POTOMAC STEAMBOAT co.
RANDALL Line.)
STEAMERS FOR POTOMAC RIVER Landings
Str. Harry Randall. Monday and Saturday. z
an and Wednesday. p.ni.. for river landings
to 'WIcomico river and Eomtni creek landings.
Lower Machodoc creek. wednesday only. BE.
turning. steamer arrives In Washington Wednes-
day and sunday afternoons and Friday morning
.ndin@s as Tar a. Giymout. sundsy. Tue.dsS
and Thursday to Grinders In addition. Rstuso-
ting. arrives in Washington about On.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFTRNISHED.

FOR REM
1925 II NV. lir.b. So 90
132 cist. i1r. d. 5000
Fiat. 1913 Pa nv.
81. b. steam heat. 90 30
o40S Pa Az. Sr. b.35. 90
1890 "5th nv. Or. h 80. 80
GEO. W.
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lt4o sd. sto. dwg3o. %
SO . NV. 5r. b. % 50
i25is g ne az 81. bci 20
i32o Ga nv 80. Or .w.i4.5o
e5li I NV. Or. w. 1880
1913 18th sc. 6r.w.ll.@
L.lNkfNS.
$40 nth 81. NV.
PSON &CO.. i3.S5FN. w.
40 La sv. Ar. w. 1850
Store eth & y NV. 1880
1873 MON sw Or. hi6.5o
iloi y J Nv sc. ar .bI1 %
S'ore. LEO N nc..I%.Os
la5 l. So. -. ~. IL 90
i3o Ron ri DC Or. wlG -
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LCNCHROOM: PROMINENT LOCATION: RENT
only SD; daily receipts. SO: owner has other
business: will sacrifice $1,000 NEW YORK
BUSINESS RRDkERS. gil L fe.l.:.t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

GIVE Us YOUR BUSINESS If YOU WISH 1T
sold quickly: SEQ. 600 worth of business
olaceS and real estate sold this month: have
great demand now for grocery and cigar stores:
business treated confdentially and advertised
until sold ESTABLISHED 1895. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS' GIL L. fc2l3t
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FOR EFNT-D.p.THON
i.45 18th NV. Or -
o3o3 Ontario az Or. lbs so
1902 9Th ne. Or. b. IN. 20
us r az. $40. DIV. 80
3lqi. Mo av. ~. h.2a.-o
SIS Tenn ~. Gr. h. 20. 30
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