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The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
COMMISSIONERS ARE CITED.
Muse show Cause Why subdivision
should Not BE Approved.

Justice Wright Issued an order yester-
day calling on the District Commission
ers 20 show cause next Monday why
they should not be compelled 10 accept
and record a subdivision OF land OF the
Columbia Heights Realty Company
bounded by Florida avenue. Eleventh,
Clifton. and Thirteenth streets northwest.
A petition of the land company, stating
that the Commissioners refuse 20 approve
the subdivision OF the land into small
lots because an assessment for benefits.
accruing % the property by reason Of
the opening Of Eleventh street, has not
been paid Is the basis for the citation.
Previously the company appealed from
the award of the condemnation jury. and
this appeal is stiu pending in the United
States Supreme Court. The Court Of Ap-
peals upheld the finding of the jury.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Z. r. Hutton A Co
members q Tie New York Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange g. Bowie Chipman
manager. 1901 street northwest
Sow York June O-The cotton market was ouie.
most Of the day. with little business and little
ie1tue- Ihe opening prices were zap 70 6 points
90 favorable cable rCWs and early worked nm from
8 90 points. The advance was attributed 10 short
covering and the buying Of professional traders for
turn. This buying prompted by good crop
reports. which was an average of SL4 After the
strength q this favorable news had worn OF prices
ie oH again. trading became quiet and the market
closed near last nights level with little doing and
itte In sight 20 arouse hope Of better things to.
Eosuw.
Receipts AZ the ports to-day were 100 bales
aglinst S.ii7 last week and $40 last year For the
week 5000 bales. against E.5sc last week and l5Oo3
last year. Receipts al New Orleans were 3sl bales,
against 40 last year, and at Houston, 52s5 bales
against G. last year.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
COLBURN BROTHERS LOWEST.
They Underbid other Contractors on
Cement Sidewalk Paving.

Colburn Bros. contractors. OF this city.
are the successful bidders for the laying
Of all cement sidewalks IN the District
in the next fiscal year.
Chief Clerk Daniel z. Garges. Of the
engineer department, opened the bids yes
terday, and Of the five bidders. the firm
named was the lowest. Their bid was IS
cents per square yard For sidewalks
within the city limits and Sis per square
yard for those outside the city limits.
Other bidders and their two prices
were. Rudolph 5. Blome. Sl.0S and I.l1;
Drew & Shehan. $lG and $ll5; Crawford
Paving Company. 81 and $ll5, and r. J.
Beau Construction Company, 80 cents and
SlI6. The contract will not be formally
awarded for several days.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01

Baltimore. juno 3o.-FollowinC nru the Official
pricrs oday
WHHAT-Spot contract. G7tlSsis: spot No 2 rcd
Western S91ta90t; juno. S77saSsit July. s77falSs.
August, S7saSSis September. s9as9A. steamer NJ
red Western S'sas4b recripts. 49, l23 bushels.
new Southern by sample. 70asj. new southern ON
grade. siaes
CORN-Spot mixed. 7iHn7lih: No. ? white 7-ils
"a july. IA; September. T51k asked: receipts
coz bushels
0ATS-Stock IN elevators. 81 oJO bushels. ,bir-
ments from elevators. 712 bushels White No
heavy, J9'9. do No. 2 light 10 medium. 59a59is
do. No. 3. heavy. 5sisa59: do. No. 3 medium,
5sa5sisi do. No. 2 sht. 57iiajS: do. No lirht
% ncayy 55a5c mixed, No. 2. 57a5T5: do. 10
56a55ls: do. No. g. 5la5lls
RYE-stock IN elevators. lG2 bushels. sbj,,n,e,ts
from elevators. I'D bushelS
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YE MERRY BIRDS.
Z The Washireton He-ald:

Editor The Washington Herald:
II may interest some Of your readers to
know that last week, about o'clock In
the morning. some Of the birds in Frank
lin PARK had n meeting and drew up
resolutions to send the Commissioners.
condemning putting any statues in the
park.
Bob White was called to the chair. His
talk was principally about lounEers that
sit in the park In groups from ten 20
twenty. Jim Crow, as we'll as Bob
White, seemed to forget the real object
OF the meeting and almost got into
scrap. Finally Bob White quailed.
All the birds said they gave concerts
morning and evening, charged nothing.
and should be considered. \ sad-looklng
blue bird remarked how could Paul Jones
be kept from shooting the English spar
rows and hurting some OF our native
warblers- An the birds said they loved
every tree and bough in the park. There
upon q clamOrous parrot recited:
Wcodman. spare that treci
Touch not n single bough
In youth il sheltered me.
And III protect il now.
Then Polly swung q baton and a mock
ing bird sang Listen to the Mocking
Bird" and a very handsome cock robin
sang Robin Adair." A catbird started
to make lot Of noise, but a screech owl
with voice that sounded like some one
sharpening a saw said "Scatr so that
settled the catbird. But the incest of
all was 10 see little Jennie Wren. busy
like the bee. singing a most melodious
lay. and said after she had finished, II
the Commissioners would only put up
some wren boxes with inch holes. that
We could go in and ont, and other birds
could not, we would promise 20 keep the
park free from insects and fiji acres of
afr with our cGnticles. Just then a wood
thrush (Which Audubon says as my
greatest favorite OF the feathered tribe of
our wocds'D commenced 20 tune her
golden flute. when a develish hawh
swooped down. Well, the meeting ad-
journed.
E X O.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
TWO SEEK DIVORCES.

Two petitions for divorce were fled
yesterday in the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia Carl A Weber
filed suit against his wife. Justina D.
Weber, on statutory grounds, a CO.
being named.
Mrs Nettie NJ. Bunker petitions the
court 10 grant her a divorce from her
husband. Edward y. Bunker. on tho
ground OF unprovoked desertion. At
torneys Moriarity and Montague appear
for the plaintiff
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
Iniured by n Runnray.

Frightened by an automobile. a horse
attached 20 a wagon owned by c. W.
Goodman, OF f57 Maryland avenue south
west. ran away from in front Of 3l6 Penn
sylvania avenue yesterday afternoon, and
was stopped only after It had injured r
wOuld-be captor and created great excite
ment. Lee Wheeler, Of 6S5 F street north
west, ran into the street 70 stop the ami
NAL and was knocked down. He was in
jured about the head and body, and was
removed 20 the Emergency Hospital. At
Four-and-a-half street and Pennsylvania
avenue Policeman Scriven stopped the
horse,
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. June 3-Followlrs are the oHcial
prices established Ly the Fruit and Produce Asso-
ciatiru:
BUTrER-CrcamcrT fancy. pcr pound 2f'iac5
imitation. )ea20, Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls
g.; stas-pacsed Ohio and West Virginia Il. Mary
llad. Virginia and PENNSYLVANIA dairy prints Il.
EGGS-Aiaryland. Pennsylvania, ard nearby frsts.
E- per dozen. Eastern Shore. Maryland and Vir-
gina. III Western trsts. ia; West Virginia IN
Above quotations are for wholesale lots only Job
lots higher
LIVE POULTRY-Spring chickens per pound.
large. 2laJ. small per lb. IEE: old hens. heavy
weight l51aIl. ducks puddle. large. old. 70. do.
old muscJyy and morgrcl. 9alJ.
FLOUR-Wiuter extra. 2.55a375: do. clear. ASA
4o) do, straight, i.05af29 do. patent. 4s0A4 80
spring clear. 4l0aft9. do. straight. 4s5a5l0. do.
patent. 52a5s5: City Mills best patent. SIS: do.
high Hade patent. 4s5. straight 4.65. do. choice
family. 455 extra. 375a400. Rye flour. medium 70
c'cicc Ag-sl 81.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago June 5O.-CATTLE-Receipts 900: mar
ket unchanged. Prime beeves, 6loas.4o; poor 20
medium C5a6U: s,ockers and feeders ,0as s;.
cows and heiers 3.OOaeoO Gamers 22Ta2s9; Tex
ans 4G0a6O0
HOGS-Receipts N00 market salOc higher.
Light 6o0a65j; roughs 5.g5a63O: mixed. gl0asG S;
heavy. 63hG67H pigs. 4s5a5s0
SHEEP Receipts 1900: market .teadv Native
sheep. 17ia475; Western sheep, 2T5ai7O; native
lambs. AI5a1.50; Western lambs 3Ta6.lO
New York. June 3l.-CATTLE-R Receipts. 40:
steady for dyfed beeyes others weak Dressed
beef S5al2. Texas beef Q.
CALN ES-Reccipts $50 Yeals. 600a6H q: culls.
SO: city dressed yeals. 7lsallk: country dressed
6asia
SHEEP AND LANIBs--Reccipts. II 400: sheep gjc
loWcri choice lambs. 3jaj0c lower; others 0a7Jc
lower. Sheep. 200ai0o: lambs. l50a7O0
HOGSf Receipts fiA market l0c higher New
yoEk State hoEs. 66O Der 100 lbA
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
Shipping Rate Decided.

The Interstate Commerce Commission IN
the case Of the Erie Preserving. Company
against the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway Company and others
yesterday decided that the rate Of 2h2
cents a hundred pounds, eXacted by the
carriers for the transportation OF canned
goods from Irving y. Y, 20 Burlington,
Vt. was unreasonable to the extent Of
cents a hundred pounds. An order was
entered establishing a rate Of 20i2 cents.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York. juno 9-Stcriing to-day was very
Quicr. with ntss unchanged. Money on call AZ
the stock exchange to-day opened az II per cent
highest. ?. lowest. IA closing at IA Most Of the
loans were az ~ per cent
Time money was generously offered supply bring
decidedly on excess Il demand. Rater. 2 per cent
for sixty days. 22A for ninety days 2laa2N for
four months. 3a3i4 fCr five months 3i5a33s for six
months. iaiA for over the year.
Mercantile paper met with fair demand. Rates.
l5ai Der cent for sixty and ninety days. indorsed
bills receivable: iaia per cent for choice four and
six months. single names; per cent for less we'll
known names.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
WARRANTS ARE ISSUED.
Owners Of Unlicensed Bars May Be
Prosecuted.

A number of warrants. charging the
conducting OF unlicensed bars, were issued
yesterday in the Police Court for the
reputed owners OF steamboats, plying be
tween Washington and lower river re
sorts. The W. c. T. L. is said 70 be
behind the issuance OF the warrants, al
though they were issued at the direct
instieation Of Commodore Sutton, Of the
harbor precinct.
Those for whom the warrants were
issued include Louis Philips and David
Van Cleaf. Jointly; Samuel Harris and
Lewis jefferson. jointly; George Evan
shire and Cuthbert W. Ridley. jointly,
and Patrick Hoolihan and John Callahan.
Jointly.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extrs per crt.. 55oa6O; butcher. 45oa
500; common 2O0B30l
HOGS-Per cwt., gross 555a575; ordinary per
cVt. 5Ola5G
SHEEP Prime. 3Ooa35O; common. 250a3O.
LAAlBS-STriug 611 medium. G
CALNES-Prme, pcr b.. "a; medium. 51sa7
grass. 3aL
COWS-Prime fresh each. S000a5OOO; common.
200Oa3O %; old and dry. SOOal0OO
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
DEATH RECORD.

john swcerey. L. S. Soldiers Home. D. C.. - yrs
Daniel W. Quick. 4. S. Soldiers Home. d. c.. 70
years.
John 7. Hess Home ior Incinbles. 75 years.
Jos-Th s Harris so5 French ST.. IS years
Montgomery b. Gibbs 81 II S. NV II years
George r. Coon l225 Potomac r. NV. % yearA
James Anderson Govt. Hosp Insane. 70 years.
Mary 7. Naughton rear 1924 18th S. NV IS years
Frank J. Miller. 6l7 18th u. ne. q years
Margaret NJ. Jones 1915 9th 81. sw. 81 years
Mary A. Jones. I7O5 De Sales st. NV. IS years
Laura +. CroFo, % Fox Hail road II months
CDLORED.
Walter Bernard Crawf0rds wharf 18th and d sts
years.
Grace Monroe AZ l2th a. nv. % years
Hoftense Z. Dickson. III 5th 81. NV. Il month";
Emma I. Jacobs. 1913 9Th s.. NV. p dasA
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By Z. F. Hutton & Co. mem
bcrs Of the New York Stock Exchange and the CHI
cago Board Of Trudc. G.. Bowie Chipman. manager.
LOl street northwest
Chicago. June 3.-Thc cables were disappointing
but apparently brought better export bids as export
sales were better than for a number 1f days More
showers we're predicted IN Illinois and Indiana but
fair weather elsewhere The market displayed con
siderable heayineSs. ralyiug late ou export sales.
Corn was quiet and about steady early developing
considerable strength and activity later and td-
Tanced rather easily. with quite active speculative
huying on the Illinois report. showing condition 1i
only % per cent.
oats we're fairly active and quite firm. advancing
easily on the Illinois report showing only 20 per
cent condition. loss Of i points for the month.
Provisions were fairly active. with prices fua
early on small hog receipts and trade was light
Futures were quoted a. follows.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
New York.
New Orleans.
Promotion for :. A. Jordan.

+. G. Batchelder. general superintendent
Of the main line system Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. announces the ap-
polntment Of S. A. Jordan as engineer
maintenance OF way Of the main line sys-
tom, in place OF II. Z. Hale, who has re-
signed. Mr.. Jordan entered the service OF
the company May 25. 1892
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Wnllge. Gibbs & Daniel have sold for
William S Minnix the three-story house
at Sf2 Eleventh street northwest, be-
tween Park road and Otis place. The
house has seven rooms, porcelain bath.
and is heated by the most approved hot
water system. Il is situated on a high
terrace, and occupies a lot % feet front
by a depth of los feet TO a 2O-foot alley.
Il is the purpose Of the purchaser. Mrs
Emeline J.. Morrison. 20 occupy the prem
ises as her residence.
Thomas J. Fisher & Co. report the fol-
lowing sales:
Lot. 20 feet front on the north side OF
Newlands street section .. Chevy Chase.
10 NJ o. Eldridge; price paid, about
5000. The purchaser will build within
the next year.
Bungalow on the north side of North
ampton street, containing eight rooms
and bath. heated with hot water. to o.
T. Reeves. tr. The lot IS - by 127l5 feet
Price paid. about $3.50.
Lot on Fourth street northeast. 50-foot
front by rs feet, 70 r. Z. L. Thompson.
for J. p. Baker.
The house at l443 Massachusetts avenue
northwest. three-story and basement,
containing fifteen rooms and two baths. 20
Mrs. A. B. Howell. The price IS In the
neighborhood OF $4,000. The property is
the former residence Of the late Philip G.
Russell. and Is being sold by his brother.
Talcott II. Russell, Of New Haven, Conn,
as executor.
Wood. Dom & Deming. architects. have
been commissioned 20 prepare plans for
n large residence in street. near the
new French Legation building
Franklin T Sanner has sold, through
Moore < Hill. the residence at the corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and Twenty
fourth street and the adjoining property
Il Is expected that the houses VIII soon
be remodeled into business places.
The District Realty Company recently
sold 10 Baltimore parties twenty-five lots
in NJ street northeast, IN the subdivision
or CITY View Heights. The purchasers Of
the property will build a handsome row
Of moderate priced houses on these lots,
and building operations will be started
within the next thirty days.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01

New York. June 3o-WHEAT- -FIrrnsr but in-
active. No Northern Duluth, new COP 20 arrive
lGe-4ai.pG1s: No. red. T. o. b.. 81 80. 2 rcd, T. o
b.. late July 95b. 80. O. hard new crop. E. o. De-
l0Cs No. macaroui. T. o. D.. s5. Exporters took
a. loads
CORN-Quet and frmcr No. 2 elevator. "a:
No. p O. b., 7s; No white. nominal; No.
yellow T. o. b., nominal
RYE-DuL No. o {. O. D.. S5is.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
Movement Is Dull.

In general the movement OF values was
dull and heavy throughout the most Of
the day. but was by no means such as
to constitute a sagging market, inasmuch
as on numerous occasions. quick rallies
occurred in many issues which showed
that the quantity of stocks offered for
sale was not large. At the close the
changes IN prices were very small.
AS might have been expected under
such circumstances. the items Of news
bearing upon the market were neither
many nor consequential The govern
ment's weekly report told. as everybody
knew It would. OF more favorable wealth n
for the crops in the last seven days, and
the grain markets were. in the main,
weak not only because OF reports from
the winter wheat belt indicated that the
harvest was proceeding in a highly sat
isfactory manner. but because the de-
crease in the worlds supply Of wheat as
made known to-day was a good deal less
than was looked for.
Sterling exchange was a little weaker
to-day. although it was understood that
German bankers were still anxious 20
attract gold 10 their country II possible.
Absolutely the only indication of the im-
minence Of to-mOrrow's large midyearly
financial settlement was the rise In call
money RATS 10 per cent, the first time
so high a tate has been charged IN the
last sixty days.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by r. T.. Hutton & Co..
members q the New York Stock Exchange. q.
Bowie Chapman. manager. 1901 street northwest.
sales 10 noon. n............1 141,557 shares
1otal sales. ..........-..- 1S5,lOO shares
Cali money! High, - low, 1Ai cI., ia.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.
Regular call, II O'Clock noon.

htEuIar can, " CLOCK nOOn-
Potomac fna Insurance. - at q.
After 'all-United States Coupon IS. so at lO0%.
500 at IOON
Capital Traction 5s s. 90 at TO-
Capital Traction, s az l2iA.
Following are the closing quotations yesterday
stock exchange:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01

While you think of II, telephone your
Want Ad to The Washington Herald. and
bill will be sent you al cent a word.
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B.&O. MAKES DEMAND
Serves Notice for the Pay
ment of 81, 100000.
REFERRED BY COMMISSIONERS

Corporation Counsel Asked to As
certain if Railroad Company Has
Completed Certain Obligations in
Connection with the Union Station.
Certificate of Demand by Pennsy.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
MARKET IS SLUGGISH
Only Indication of Life Is
Rise in Call Money Rate.
STERLING A LITTLE WEAKER
German Bankers still Anxious to
Attract Gold to Their Country.
Governments Weekly Crop Report,
Showing Good Conditions I'm Grain
Belt, Has Little Eject on Prices.

New York. June SO.-Although as re-
CARDS the actual quantity Of stocks pur-
chased and sold. to-dRys security mar
ket did not make an unfavorat;e COM
parison with that of many days previous
ly during the year. the market itself was
as inert and sluggish as any which has
been seen since January l. and the range
covered by the fluctuations in prices was
so small that only in the case OF one or
two stocks was the most skillful room
trader able TO extract profit from his
daily speculauons, either for the rise or
the fall
At the beginning OF the market. yes
terday's buying movement was continued.
and prices rose, bat net gains Of a couple
Of points in the leading shares since the
open Of business on the day before were
on all sides regarded as so large. con-
sidering the current apathy of the trad
ing, as TO be sure TO invite speculative
realization
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. June 2'-Following are the sales and
quotations on the most active securities listed en-
the Baltimore Stock E--charrp:
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
CURB MARKET,

Quotations furnished by E. r. Hutton Co.
members New York Stock E1chaug,. G. Bowie
CLipman. manager 1901 stree; northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01

Wood. Dom & Deming. architects. have
been commissioned 20 prepare plans for
large residence in 5 street. near the
new French Legation building.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Bid tAsked.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-01
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Total sales 81 l.s0O.000 against 100000 vesterl7
!. .i5O. 900 a week ago. and SlOll.O 900 a year ago.
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AUTOMOBILES.

EXPERIENCED Automobiles .,nI tell you
that q good secondhand ear Is more salts
factory than q cheaply built new car. Look
al one or our secondhand cars before you
SUv. We offer electric ruuabOuts, gasolene
ruhabOuts, aud gasoleHe touring cars of
sta Qdard make II We do not have the car
you want let know your preference and
we will ind a car for you. Prices from 500
% $1,000 DUPONT GARAGE CO., Phone y.
5H 2O2a NJ St NV te2i % 3 q
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FOR SALE-FARRS.

4s6 ACRES-The cheapest stock farm in Fair
fax county, in a good nsiGhborhood, al only
81 per acre 200 acres IL valuable timber.
mostly oak. balance in crops and grass II
never-failing springs, miles from Clifton
Station: on The Southern p r; miles from
electric line at Fairfax Courthouse; niles
from Herndon on the ". o. Z. R: %
miles TO Washington on Warrenton Pike; 4
mile from CeuteTVille. where there ara
shop etc; 7. r. D, at door every Gay. (
miles from Bull Run battlefield. Only farm
for sale between Chantilly and Ceuterville
pike. Considered the best fruit farm IN this
sectlon-a large apple and peach orchard in
nrSt-class condition. loaded with trait: q
acres In wheat; 5 ceres oats; IS acres corn.
- acres meadow, Llst viii average tons
OF hay per acre 10 sold within 80 DAYS
crops VIII 60 with place. without extra cost
Good clay soil; Just rolling enough % drain
well.
Two houses and two barns-new house OF
S rooms and cellar, ana new barn. situated
on main road; other hOuce Of large rooms
and cellar with good barn, beautifully Iccat-
outbuiIdings; a beautiful view II The Blue
Ridge mountains from this farm. The tim
Der alone VIII half pay for the farm. Owner
has good reasons for selling.
II desired VIII subdIvide and ssll 200 acres,
including the go acres IN timber with the
5-room house and barn, FOR $500. % will SCI
100 acres with the new house and barn. in
Guiding the fine orchard, for $500.
Being close 70 Washington markets
makes this place very valuable as a stock
farm Stock farms IN Northern Virginia
speciality.
P. B. BUELL. & son. Herndon. Va
Taq0-9f
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE; Published only a. information and
not guaranteed
G:O0 p NC. & o. Limited Daily. Fast
vsssLbuls Train. Pullman slespers to Lax
sugtua. Louisville. Cincinnati. INDIANAPOLIS
Chicago and st. Louis. Connection for
Virginia Hot Springs Pullman Car Louis
VILE TO Memphis and New Orleans. Dining
Cars q IA carte service.
u:l5 p Ne r v. LIMITED. Daily
SOLID vesIi5ule traiE. Pullman EIeepera 10
Cincinnati Lexington, 6n& Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 70 Virginia Eof
Springs week days Dining Cars. a IA
carte service Pullman slespers Cincinnati
20 Chicago and ST Louis. and Louisville 10
Memphis. Nashville, and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets al Chesapea and
Ohio Offices 5i3 Pennsylvania ave, 1888
7 81. and New Union Station Teiephons
Service. and Main 1876 or 2206 for c. & o.
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4 FINE YOUNG ORCHARD % so acres IA
the Valley OF Virginia, ~ miles from r. r
station. 5000 York Imperial, 1900 pears. all
trees nine years old, . good crop this year
Should net owner IS. 000; a fair tenant house
and stable. This me orchard VIII increasa
from year 10 year: a bargain at the price
at which we can sell 1t.
Orchard Of acres. IL miles OF station
some 400 bearing trees. fine varieties OF apples
peaches. pears. etc. Fine crop this season
especially OF peaches, will sell or exchange
for Washington property : bargain at the
price, $500.
Fa rms Of all classes and purposes. See US
IL you wish 70 buy a farm or country home
NATIONAL FARM AGENCY
l407 New York ave. y. ". is20-2t
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

\ B-Fo!Iow.ug schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile, New Or
leans AsheylIle. Chattanooga. Memphis. s.i5
a m and l-OJ y. m daily.
Fer Roanoks, Knoxville. Chattanooga
Memphis. New Orleans, I3.z5 p m.
For CoIuT =. Charleston, Augusta. Aiken,
Savannah ----cksonvil!e. and El0T3da poiatz
t.I0 =. n. daily.
L S. BROWN. General AEsnE.
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