davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TRAINED NURSING.

The trained nurse goes into battle
encouraged by none OF the blood-stir-
ring indictments Of the soldier She
is often entirely alone; her struggle
must be quiet, and her antagonist is
grim and terrible and ever watchful,
because It ~ Death itself. Suppose
Il is you yourself who are suddenly
smitten in the midst Of your life and
work, says Anne o'Hagan I'm The Feb
ruafy Delineator. With the coming
Of the trained nurse you feel infinite
relief and thanksgiving. You are no
longer obliged to struggle alone, to
watch the door alone lest that Other
One enter. The nurse, calmest Of
warriors, least grim Of sentinels, sits
beside your bed and will keep the vigil
for you. You transfer the battle TO
her., For yourself, you will lie still
and think--not Of the combat before
you, not OF the turmoil behind you
that whirIing. dusty conflict Of the
world which was so important little
while ago-but Of the great. important
things -earth and its greenness, the
wide. white, country skies on moon.
light nights, the fash OF bluebirds'
wings IN the September sunshine, all
the daily miracles you had forgotten
TO watch when you were hurrying to
those manifold appointments Of yours.
Now you are in the region where only
'the mightier movement sounds and
passes, only winds and rivers, only
life and death" T
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TAMPA ( Jacksonville Rally
EFFEcr1vE rovEMBER 10, 1907.

~ 4tu ----------
Leave Gainesville for Micanopy, Fairfield and To-
cal points South Observation-Disclosures. 10:30 m
Returning arrive Gainesville ............. 4:25p m
Leave Gainesville for Sampson City, Palatka, .3
Lake City, Valdosta, and all points North 6:0Op m
Returning arrive Gainesville -. ........a. 9:20pm
j. 3. Cutler, Gen. Supt [. {. Barker Traffic NgE
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pEMocaArIc AARmoNY.


The nearest approach TO harmony
where II IL most needed IN the Demo
cratic party has been exhibited BY the
asterFined Democracy Of New Jersey.
The leaders Of al factions joined to
gether IL q banquet at the New Audi
tOrium ID Newark m honor OF state
Chairman Robert 8. Hudspeth. who
made the fight IN the last campaign.
Aside from tbs tribute TO the chair
man the object Of the gathering Of the
400 leaders 81 the party from al sec
lions Of the state was to set together
for the redemption Of New Jersey.
success attended these efforts, for the
names Of Bryan, Harmon, Johnson,
Gray, CulberSon and Daniel were
mentioned and cheered with apparent
iznpartiaiity. Harmony and victory
were the keynote OF all the speeches.
AZ New Jeraey. like New York. IL
necessary 70 ss:ccsess In the coming
campaign. this hopeful outlook for all
Democrats unity for the support Of
any ticket thar may be nominated
d an omen OF success that win On.
courage Democrats everywhere. II the
discordant elements can unite 10 New
jersey there can be no good reason
i0t discord elsewhere.
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tain 20 to 30 feet IN lengthy. and 70
the great mass Of leaves covering
them. The leaves shade the ground
so completely as to choke out al
weeds.
The velvet bean is rapid grower
and does well ON all kinds OF land, OK
Cept on wet or Doggy ground.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

The Packer man who Is canvassing
the growing districts In Florida finds
80 many attractive districts and such
agreeable people that his vocabulary
IL frequently exhausted in search Of
appropriate words of praise.--New
York Packer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

The order Of the superintendent OF
he New YOtk city railway coaepaRy
ahAt all ssrsetcar horsrs nd.e ~ pgO'
Vldsd with hanhse ~ ennImenaAbls.
nus Shy not ~ Slep laFgheE ane
BsVylas blApkese ~ 81 pea1snssgps
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

giolverslty professors plan 10 make
baek alrCcfors liable iOr, depositeru'
losseb comes aillltle late. boz Il should
be hfaossd No telling how son We
nay .asaln. hear The s,aal&does sseFy'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

II the newest Russian actrRas 90
lAmpt FdttunS Ia America sopsst =
Sheoess,lt upaylbg berAues bee h4me
became shoasshola word" 'fhtS h
how Il looks h prins-KommisArs'
hOEskaya, te
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

The courts have just appointed =
receiver for an Insurance company
that ceased active business twenty
two years ago, Hope lives for sew
sral more modern Institutions
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

Toledo would better so little slow.
II II puts the heads Of all ~ various
combines" In one TAIL their close ~.
soclatiOn win most likely result In .
meignE Of ali the "trusts,-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

Are some Of your habits too ex'
psnsive for your inComef For ex'
ample. do you pay too much for things
simply because you do not read the
adse
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

Any store which. for one year, adj
vsrtises more and better than lts
competitor will win that competitors
business and pFestigs--Or. At least
che "hustier'h share Of t."
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II your tuFnished.room home IL 90
equipped with dlsComforts that II
takes the lest and rest out Of life
q classified i'd Is at your service.
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Severe Of olnsmsnts FER cstsFrh tha
centaln Mercury,

A mercury viii surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when entering
q ahgoaeh The mucous surface, Such
articles should never be used except
90 pSsSeslptlcas fsom rspasAels paysl.
clanR. az the damage they viii 10
a tan -fold 10 the Eood you can nos,
stbly derive from them, Halls Ga
|tartA cssfs, manufactured by 4. -.
|chsnsr y Co. STOlSiiOs o. ssaiahl 20
uiescefy aud q u tAkeA htertalN.
acting directly upOu the Mood ana
mncoaa surtAce Of tie syseems IN
Saytng HAlls casArrh Cure ~ sure
yca SIT the Eenuine. h V taken b,
tyFnEi6 Ane mAde IN 'rolEaO. ohiO ~
~, cAsnss A.co. Testimonials frSa
ssla ~ trssnsss Price. ~ pes
hoisAA
TSks mars YauIy Psis or soassl,
Fa'lsAs 4 m eisiss s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

II the only reason your house IL
not A,home IL a poor servant do some
aggressive want advertisingl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-13

TO fnd the right Jobs for people
and the right people for jobs--that 10
the perpetual Job of the want ads.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Seventh. between II and I streetz
southwest-Chapin Brown and Henry
II. Bergman. truStetes, 10 BENJAMIN T.
DeAttey, part lot Is. square $50. $3.50.
KenilwoTth Richard Knight to
HoratiO W. Taplin. lot IS, block 3. also
sub. lots . % 80 inclusive, block (. NAL
Iory e Taplin, trustees, subdivision, $40,
Holt heast-ChaTles Morris Addison ct
TX. 10 J. Walter Estess, lot g. square
stu SO.
Holmead Manor-Jennette r. Lehman
~ al. TO William S. MinniX, lot g., block
- LeDman's subdivision, $40.
q street, between Fourteenth and Fife
tenth streets southeast. and Ninth, be-
tween c and D-Isabella ROthert ct al.
10 William J. Fentress, lots Is and H.
square 1901. lots 81 and 49, square 93S. in
Rothert's subdivision, so
G street, between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets sOutheast-Win1am ) Il.
F'entress to IsadOre Pavaripi, original
lots - and 16 square 1861. $40.
East DeanWOOd-E'rank :. Collins TO
Frank 7. Rawlings, lots u to 10 in
elusive. block s. and lots to - inclu-
slVe block 10. Pines subdivision. $40
Alley between n and Q, South Capt.
tQl and streets southwest-Jame
Maftlh et uX. 10 Henry Muse, lot Al,
square oo5, Martin & Kidd subdivision.
242 First street southeast-Marie VIII
helmine. French ct al TO Benjamin f.
Queen, lot A. square 752. s. go
Ninth street between c and D streets
uOrtneaSt-Willlam J. Fantress TO
Thomas ]. Keefe. lots So and 49. square
SO, Rothert's subdivision. $40
omlngdale-Wiliam Q. Freeman ef
uX 70 Paul Z. Stage, rear lot %. block
E street. between Fifth and sixth
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Dying Man Plays Cards
To Delay Inevitable End
Lives for Two Weeks on Excitement of Gam G
That He May See Thirteen Children
for the Last Time.

ALTON. H.. March Joseph HUFF
ker. OF Alton, last night, after living
long enough 10 see the face of his son,
Louis. who started on Washington
Birthday from a college in Belgium,
where he was studying for the Roman
Catholic priesthood. Hufker had thir-
teen children. and there has not been
a family reunion for thirteen years.
The father was told by his physician
ne was dying from caucer of the stom-
sch, and could not live more than a
week. I will live long enough TO hold
another family reunion" he told the
doctor, who shook his head.
Hufker ordered a message sent to his
son to leave his studies and hasten
cross the ocean to see him, and a
message came back that the fathers
command had been obeyed. Then HUFF
ker settled himself to the task Of living
until the time would come for his son
TO reach his bedside. The doctor told
him that he must keep up his spirits II
he would live the time desired.
Expert at Pinochle.
PinochIe was his favorite card game,
and he was an expert who was always
able TO uphold his championship claims.
He invited the neighbors 10 come IN and
take the places Of his children when
they would become tined OF playing.
Mr.. Hufker seldom slept because Of the
intense pain in his stomach. Seated in
bed he would play hour after hour. To
add zest 10 the contest. he would urge
his opponents 10 play better. and try
harder 10 beat him, but he remained
the unbeaten champion OF this game
with death. A dozen decks OF cards
were worn out.
Hufker played his game so we'll that
he stayed the hand of death one week,
then ten days then two weeks. The
doctor ceased making mis- visits. saying
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rec SUDerfIuOuS
Hair Cure
A Positive Remedy That Removes
ANY Hairy Growth and Does
Not Burn the Skin.
sHNT - 40 You ZOE rRIAI.-

II Is easy now for any women to have
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II g only a few hairs or a regular mus
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This wonderful hair destroyer can be
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the most tender skin. no matter how
long II is left on, and IL never fails to
remove even the most obstinate growth
almost instantly. If you want a perma-
nent, lasting cure, not merely temper
airy relief. Elcc-tro-la is what YOU
should use, for It goes 20 the hair roots
and kills them
We have decided to send a trial bottle
Of Elec-trO-la to any man or women
who writes for IL. TO prove that IL does
all we say, upon receipt Of a tWo-Cent
stamp 10 help cover cost OF mailing
The regular sized bottle Is $lO0 and your
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does not do al We claim. We don't
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CHESA2EAKE END ONO RI

NOTE; Published only as Information and
not guaranteed.
$50 P. NC. o. Limited. Daily. Fat
vestibule train Pullman sleepers 10 -
4ngtons Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolfz
Chicago and St Louis. Connection FOR
Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman Car Iouis-
vile 70 Memphis and New Orleans DINING
Cars, a Ia carte service.
HE p. M. +. ". LIMITED. Daily
solid vsstibule train. Pullman sIeeasrs q
Cincinnati Lexington. and IsouisvsIIa
Compartment sleeping car TO VirginIa HI
Springs week days. Dining Cars a "a
carte service Ful man slespers CircinnarI
20 Chicago and St Louis and L,ouIs,-iII- -
Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets at ChespeaJ[s an,
Ohio oficss, 5lS Pennsylvania ave: 60e SlIa
St, near +: and New Union station IT,
phone, Main 1880, Tor Washington Terminal
Cab Service. and Main l0GS or 2z08 for q = ~
Ticket Once. NO.,
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SO.
N street northwest, between Thirty
second and Thirty-thir1 streets, and y
street, between Twenty-first and Tween
ty-seCOnd stTeets-Sarah Y HaTriss 10
D. Edward r. p. Harriss, part lots 70
and Il. square 1920, and part lot H.
square 1907, 81.
Z street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets nOrtheast-JOhn r. Lynch 81 ux.
70 Harry W. Parker, sublOt Al, square
$50 so.
Columbia Heights-Harry ". Parker
10 Mary ;. Fuller part lot T. block IS.
john Sherman trustees subdivision. $40
Thirteenth street hwtst-Frank T.
Rawlings and Edward Pettengill, trus-
tees, TO Reddeld Proctor, part lot !,
square rs; $500.
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I il was no use to attempt anything fur
| Their for the man.
With his face set grimly in his deter
| minatiOn not TO die the old man van
quished one after another of his oppO-
nents. Every night would find his oppo-
nents OF the night before ready 10 seat
themselves on the bed where the man
was dying. and keep him alive by hold
! ing up his interest ia the game. When
winning was too easy Mr.. HuTker would
| begin to grow tired, and he would spur
the players on TO better efforts.
The son, who was on the way, was
not heard from by the father until he
walked into the room. He had kept the
family in ignorance of his arrival at
New York, and had taken "a train inn
mediately for Alton without telegraph
ing The suspense aided in keeping the
father alive When the son had COM
pleted the journey TO attend his father
he walked into the room with both
hands outstretched and with a smile on
his face
Son Arrives in Time.
Father, I've come at last" he ex-
claimed The dying man was even then
engaged In a game Of pinOchle He
swept aside the cards, forgetting that
his opponents were about 70 beat him,
and Ciasped his son in his arms. Tie
father survived the arrival Of his son
only enc day. He enjoyed the last re-
union he had determined to have.
Another daughter. who Is a nun IN a
convent, was at his bedside, and all of
the thirteen children were together for
the first time in thirteen years.
HuJker died happily. He was given
the assurance before his death that his
son early departure from the college
IN Belgium would not prevent his being
ordained a priest He had been very
jealous IN pursuing his studies, and
had completed his work ahead OF time
He will be ordained as priest at Alton
in June by Bishop James Ryan.
The attending surgeon said during
the progress OF the case that Il was
only the card games ana hope OF seeing
his son that kept the old man alive
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SEAB0ARU AIR LINE RAIL WAY.
Ticket Office, I47I Penna. Ave.

NOTICE-Following schedule not guarantees
1I:O5 a. m. dally-5eaboard Mail Througb
coaches and Pullman sieepers 70 Savanna
and Jacksonville Through sleeper Wasbing-
I0n 20 Hamlet and Hamlet to Atlanta Pa-jSS
car 20 PinehUrst- Dining cars.
lisp. A. daily-Sea board Florida Tin,
lied. Solid Pullman train through 10 TscL
sonvilis and St Augustine. Also tbron-h
sleepeTs 10 Ptnehurst Atlanta Birmf1se--
ham and Memphis. Dining cars
$50 p. ~, daily-SsaDoard Exnraz.
Coaches and Pulmans TO Savannah ana
Jacksonville
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO 2

"a
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every other Hour On tbs ODD Hour.ss
40 Fh1LsADE44P EIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. sd ST, NEW YORK-
= 90 a. m--Diner, Pullman PaTlor
is;o9 g. m.-Bu1et, Parl0E. s DR. Train
500 g. M.--Dinsr and Pullman Psrio- -
u 20 g. m.-Dtner ana Pullman ParIor Car
100 p m.-Dlnsr and Pullman PariOT ca
400 ,. m.-.'RoyaI Limited" An Pullman
it.oe p m.-Coaehes 70 Philadelphia
800 p. m--Dlnsr and Pullman ParEoE
= y m.-CoAchss 70 Philadelphia
sll:Uo =. m.-Sleepers.
'2;5Z 3 m.--Slespers.
=, ATLANrIc CITY. tT:oa, ss:oo. fII.eo q, N,
ANNAPOLIS. week days. SEQ g. m. 17,oo
noon, eco p. m, sun, $50 a. M, $50 D. n1.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
NWech days 10 s. n, TO s ., M
2 - 70 90 f6-So 900. I'D, $780, $50 500
= - .., 'n.g9 a n. tl2.o0 noon. 'l3:O5.
ft45, SOC TS;0s, $50, 1850, $50 n o0 ss;08
= 30. $1,000. 'lO.S5. 'l1:S9, ii Is D n
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. $40 a. N. si:Z2. 3 80 D m
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS and LOUIS
VILE LIE z 20 a. "a; .4;oo p m, 'l2:4O night
s12 80 night. -
CLEVELAND, $40 p. m.
COLUMBUS. $50 D. N.
WHEELING, $40 a. n, $3.50 .. m
MINCaESTEEt, II 20 Am, f4s05, rs 20 nm.
FREDERICK, Ts;zo. fs;Io, s's:I0 an, eel s.
fs.Q5. ISIS p. M
HAGERsTOwS. fs:10 a. m, t5:Oo D. n
'Dally. Except Sunday. ssSunday only
TELEPHONES at all OF the following
Ticket Ofhces: lAl1 g ST. Tel Main 1881: 6i3
Pennsylvania ave. Main rs New Linton
Station Ticket Once, Tel. Main 1850. Tngor-
nation Bureau. Main 1880 noI7-tf
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SoUTHERN RAILWAY

N B.-Following schedule figures pubIisbA5
only as information ami are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New or
leans. Ashevtlles Chattanooga. Memphis 500
=. and II 90 p. n. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanoo-.
Memphis. New Orleans. 10:15 D. m daily
For savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida
points, 4:I0 .. m. daily.
For Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Aiken
s:1O D. m. and 8 80 D. m daily
L S. BROWN. General Agent
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COURT RECORD
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Assignments for Monday.
Criminal Court, No. I.

CAAAALAhaL NOuAL8 W. L
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No. 25s2S. United States VS.. Albert
Brown.
Criminal Court, No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 25947. United states VS.. William
Washington.
No 25946. United States VS.. William
J. Jones, alias Eckey Jones, and Louis
No. 20 Towers VS.. swartzeIl ct al
Circuit Court, No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 35s. Peu VS.. Mckay ct al, execu-
No. SO. Jackson VS.. Baker.
No 39l. Washington vs. District OF
Columbia.
No. 1913. Palmer VS.. Palmer.
No 407. MCDevitt VS.. Eek. and Sol.
Home Railroad Company.
No. 400. Ohio National Bank vs.. Pole.
NO. 81 Shenandoah Valley National
Bank VS.. Fleischman e. al
No. 333. Proctor VS.. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company.
No as Smith VS.. Walker.
No, 4l9. AgHew vs.. Washington Loan
and Trust Company.
No. 42l. Waggaman VS. Flannery.
Circuit Court, No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No 29S. Crook vs.. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company.
No 800. F Foulke & Co. VS.. Wilcox.
No. $50. Mckenzie VS.. Capital Traction
Company.
No 346. Mears VS.. Jones.
No. 574. Short Us. Washington Railway
Electric Company
No, 3lS COage VS. Morrison ct al.
Equity Court No. I.
JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. 10. Saunders ct al. VS.. johnson
Equity Court, No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. Ia. National Surety VS.. Rhees.
No. "a. Bryant VS.. Plummer-
No. $50. Herman VS.. Wilson.
no. 1872 Cooke VS. Schmitt.
No. 196. Ban VS.. Ban.
No 200 Morgan VS.. Morgan.
No s02. Baclus VS. Backus.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of Henry p. Sanders; apprais- /
Estate Of Jacob Veihmeyer; will |
proven by one witness.
Estate of Louis r. McComas, inven- /
tory of money filed.
Estate of William 7 Peters; petit !
ton Of Julia L. Peters and Julia F. 4
1tbbs for probate and record Of viii /
and letters testanentary.
Estate of Arthur Simmons: petition Of !
Alice Simmons for probate and record /
of viii and letters tsStamentary.
Estate Of John = Mitchell, win proven 1
by one witness
Estate of Jackson Boney; statement
ana vouchers filed.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FINEST ESTATE In Montgomery county
Maryland. 40 acres. 40 Of which are In hfgb
state or cultivation, $50 acres are IN fnssfiue
grass inca dow, aff0rding almost endless "a s.
tuFsSe ~l&teen-Foorn mansion. hOt-v-a ter
heatlEg5 nue shade. large new barn. two
stables ana other outbuildiugs. orchard OF
variety Of fruits. Less than 10 miles from
the White House convenient TO steam and
trolley, with good roads Price IS only $50
per acre OF reasonable terms. Hundreds
Of other farms 10 suit all classes ana pur-
poses; be sure and see US Tor farms ana
country homes.
MYERS & LIGHTFOOT. 1907 n. Y. ave. NV.
II
15-ACRE FARM, with Groom house necas-
sary Outbuildings in good condition: ~ miles
from station; % miles from Washington.
price tl,400 or viii exchange for a house In
Washington worth about So 800. and pay dir
ference in cash.
MYERS & LIGHTFOOT
14G7 New York ave. NV mhs-2t
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FOR ExCHANGE-REAL ESTATE.

= 4o-f OCL L[OI on Il ST ne; splendid bus
mess lots for stores and fats. Tor a Nv
eight OF ten room house. r J. DIETr-
DONNIE, ssS eth NV. r7b7-ss
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FOR sALE-EoUsEs.

FOR SALE
s5,oOo-NEAR STATE. WAR. AND NAVY
DEPARTMENT
Ihree-story brick residence containing 9
rooms and bath, hrst-class kitchen: fur
mace owner viii exchange for lot In Colum-
pia or Washington Heights
GAOs. J. FISHER B CO. (Incl,
ToS Fifteenth ST. n. W.
FOR SALES. 75O-NEAR CONGRESSIONAL.
Library corner house. fronting 30 feet on
east ana west street. one block from Capital
Ifdcuon me. this is a real bargain: house
now renting for So so.
Tzos. J: FISHER 8 co. CIno.).
7as Fifteenth st. n. W.
II
FOR sALE-&4. 75O-NEAR STANTON PARK;
corner house; rooms and bath: omen plumb
ing, lct l6XA0 f.; side porches. owner will
eAcaange clear for larger house northwest.
EAOs sS.,,s J: . E1s4fEB q co. (Inc.).
738 Fifteenth st. n. W.
FOR SALE
SS75o-CORNER ADVANTAGES.
IN new house. with side lights; large
rooms; numerous closets: 1st floor. reception
nail PLAN ID floor, 4 chambers and tiled
bath; 81 floor. chambers and tiled bath:
EaOS. J. FISHER @ CO. (Inc.(,
T5s Fifteenth st. n. W.
FOR SALE
$3.O0O-FINE SIX ROOM
-atiA e-lFA H1tit DITCH residence lu good sec
ton or southeast: one square from Capital
traction cars. furnace heat. owner leaving
town. anxious 10 sell.
THOS- J. FISHER & co. (ruo.),
73s Fifteenth st. n. W.
FOR SALE
Tsl50-A DESIRA BILE HOME.
IhTee-story ana cellar bay window brick
house, which has in addition 10 parlor. re-
ception hail, dining room with open fire.
place., pantry (With hot and cold water)
and kitchen on lst floor; large bedrooms
and tiled bath on - floor. . large bedrooms
on 81 floor: all bedrooms private opening
on hall numerous and large closets. Then
Zoo, there is q spacious back yard. with %
loot paved rear alley. stable room. two car
lines possession April 7.
Exclusively offered by
THOS. J. FISHER & co. (Inol.
735 Fifteenth st. n. W.
NEW 6-roJm houses northeast suburbs CITY
va or. near Rhode Island ave. cars. easy
inr' thiy payments.
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER, 6l2 18th st. NV
mh7-St
FOR SALE-A quick buyer can secure a
nice, upto-aats home, 6 rooms and modern
bath at a bargain; easy terms; two business
on NJ 81 . suitable for any busi-
ness, HENRY ". OFFUTT. 22d and y sts.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-07
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