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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-01
c., c. & L. Railroad and In
diana Union Traction to
Exchange Freight.
FORMAL CONTRACT SOON.
INTERCHANGE WILL BE MADE AT
PERU AND c., c. G. L. WILL GET
LINE INTO INDIANAPOLIS, AND
TRACTION WILL ALSO PROFIT.

BY an agreement among the officials
of the two companies, arrangements
have been made for an interchange of
traffic between the Chicago, Cincinnati
~ Louisville and Indiana Union Trac-
ton railroad lines at Peru. At pres
ent the agreement is but verbal. but it
will be placed in proper contract form
The interchange applies to an exchange
of business between the steam and
traction roads between Indianapolis
and Peru on the traction cOmpany's
line and between Peru and Chicago on
the route of the steam road.
A dispatch from Peru says:
Work is now in progress on the time
cards and other details of the plan. and
it is supposed affairs will be ready for
the final signing OF contracts within a
few weeks.
The plan of the exchange is for each
road to incorporate the time card of
the other in its own and to advertise
for and take business from one termi-
nal or intermediate points to interme-
diate points or terminal on the other
line. The electric line will do well
in the exchange, because it will be
able to advertise through tickets and
connections TO Chicago by way of this
city, and the steam line, securing adj
vantage of the dollar differential Ct
the c., c. X l.. Passengers from the
south will be let off at the c.. c. 4 L.
station on lower Broadway. and will
find the exchange as convenient as pos
sible. In the same manner the pas
sengers coming in from the c.. G. X l..
stations north of here may take the
electric cars south for indianapolis at
the same station.
Freight business likewise will he
exchanged to some extent, but there
will be no exchange of cars between
the two lines for the reason that reell-
lation steam freight and sleeping cars
have wheels too heavy for street paved
tracks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-01
STUDENTS GIVE PLAY
Merchant of Venice Presented
At Local High School
Yesterday.
RAY ROGERS WAS THE STAR

The members Of the first term SOph-
OmOre English class, gave three scenes
from the Merchant Of Venice at the
high school vest erday afternoon for the
benefit Of the Freshmen. who will soon
take up this play Of Shakespeare and
study it for the remainder of the term.
At the end Of the play the seniors gath
cred in the halls and it looked like a
conspiracy and reminded one of the
good Old days of publics ere one of of
the privileges that the two upper
classes had. several years ago before
the ruling Of the school board. The
seniors, girls especially, were the bus
lest gabbIers and they surrounded their
president and asked him to appoint a
committee to see Prof. ElIabarGer and
ascertain if it would be possible for the
seniors to give some kind of a comedy
before the school ends,
In the production of the Merchant of
Venice yesterday. Ray Rogers. who
took the part OF Shylock, was the star.
He Whettcd his ugly looking knife and
demanded his pound of flesh in d man
ner that would make Ben Greet envi-
Oua Rogers is a good actor and is an
excellent comedian. His friends at
the high school expect him to make
good if he enters the theatrical bust
hess. Norma Hanniug who took
the part of Portia also deserves special
mention in the way she portrayed this
character.
Of I.l,s :,
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homes These people are buying &c
Corn Flakes now not because OF the
&c Girl. but because they have found
our &c is the nose delicious cereal
food made in the world
The &c Girl Will make several re
turn visits 10 all neighborhoods of the
city during her stay here. which will
continue for three or four days yet
So those housewives who have been a
bit tardy in preparing for the &c
Girls call will have an opportunity of
receiving one of her crisp new dollar
bills. OF course. she cannot call at
every home in Richmond. and she
doesn't want people TO think she will.
but she is going to call at hundreds of
homes and in all parts of the city.
The following is a partial list of
those on whom the &c Girl called
yesterday afternoon:
Occasional rain prevented her max
ing many calls:
Mrs. {. NJ. Wilson. go :. 9th street.
Mrs. Sue Lee, II WestCOtt Block.
Mrs. John Crawford. l20S Main st.
Mrs. \. r. Kredcor.
Mrs. Emma Van Zaut. 500 s 9th st.
Mrs. J. Schneider, 226 s. 9th ST.
Mrs Will Bentlage. 3O7 :. 18th st.
Mrs. Charles Bcntlage. 500 :. 18th.
Ella EngeIbert. 400 S 10th St
Mrs Woods. Ii2O South { ST
Mrs. James Swine. 49, ). 18th ST.
Mrs. Auud Hcrzlcr. all S. 18th.
Mrs. Mary ID Erk. 400 : 18th.
Mrs. r. II. Tomlinson, ia 5. 11th.
Mrs. Wettig. AS 5. nth
Mrs James QuieIey, 2l9 S 9th.
Mrs. H. Barkstette, All 5. 10th.
Mrs. ". Erik, 800 5. 18th.
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CIRCUS TREAT FOR
INDIANA DELEGATION
Beveridge Will Take Lawmak.
erS TO Show.

WashinGton. y. C.. May 1-NrarIy
every Year Senator Bt>eriG2e lufer-
1aius the Indiana dele4utjun a, IL circus
party, Today Invitations we're issued
by Senator and Mrs. B@vo9lG4c for a
party to attend the Baruum \ Huiley'o
circus Monday night. All The members
of The Indiana delegation received in
NiCatlon9. The senator always pro-
Nides plentiful supply Of peanuts and
Lemonade,
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SOCIAL NEWS
Editor Bell Phone


-
members Of the Saturday Evening
Bridge Whist club tomorrow at her
home, Iolo North { street.
- - ~
The Tuesday evening cOtilliOn class
which WAS ORGANIZED the past year hv
Mrs. Charles kOlp. will probably reOr-
ganizo next fall Many OF the beauti-
fuI social functions. given this season
have been due 10 the efforts Of this
club. The organization has large
membership and no doubt others will
be added to the list next season, as
many are anxious 10 JOIN Several
plchlcS ana summer canoes are oeIns
Planie" I"' "H com Iii-l.7T ne
C.tD ''I' erS'E Nv" WEN" q ZIG O"o
~'''"0 Hail.
and almost rs much so, as coral,
"h!ch mas hoId ful sway during the
present season. some very pretty
h@t9 Vi cameo are 10 De i"uhd contain
IlLI the Gu" buttons an" SUCK pms.
d - "7 Il VII" we '"i'"Ie gu
. =,
me LADIES aid society OF the East
Mann 9're'' fFlehHS chnlch' met yes
itIddH' al l'fho"il III '"' CIi'icH P"IIoI9'
"' !'I"'"i ram was EiN,'"' Ne
I'Ili"I"'Ils HouI7 were spent d' '''e''IV-
WI ~
MISS Lucy FoFu gave emma SNOW
tl H'9'F I""H a. """'' a. H'l ""l"' Oh
oo,''u 80 i.oI'o' 81 i',
,tl,. 10y,
~,
'''">N 80 ~ 90
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.'3 ,I.,t t,,i., ,,t,. ,a
,.,.I.'.,,,t MIC. EnrL rooni,.oL n,.,,,.
Lo,rfifu1 and nIae.nt rincc. of CHM
- = {
,1i..., E,1i,ohntb (,,,, u-bo bo, hoor
..,nndin,, . r,onfb with how ,i,tor Nv.
lIorr,. tIahno of Marian Irdiopa b,s
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# you are trouble: with sick headache. con
stpation. Indigestion. offensive breath any
disease arising from stomach trouble, get a Soc
or 81 bottle of DIR. Caldweil's Syrup PepBin. 1t
IS positively guaranteed to cure you.
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time soon. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Barth
and daughter, of Phoenix. Arizona
y X "
The tenth annual May festival Of the
Hibberd school is being held this af
ternoon at the Pythian temple. Some
of the leading sOloists of the city are
on the program. One Of the pleasing
features of the occasion is the May
pole, which will be wound with ribbons
of various colors.
Invitations reading as follows were
issued today:
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer l.. Ford request
your presence at the marriage OF
their daughter
Lillian
Mr.. Frank Joseph Mabey
Wednesday evening. May Thirteenth,
nineteen hundred and eight,
at eight o'clock,
at the home.
t01 North Sixteenth street,
Richmond, Indiana
The Womans Relief Corps met yes
terday afternoon in the G.. A. r. hall
| The regular program was given.
~ u -
The Caroline Scott Harrison Chap
ter of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, are observing May day
this afternoon at the Woodruff Place
club house in indianapolis. The en-
tire club house is thrown open for the
occasion. and is deliberately decorated.
A musical program is being given by
Mrs Fremont Swain and Miss English.
One of the attractive features is the
palmist in a gayIy decorated booth.
Prof Herbert +. Roberts of the Kan
sas State Agricultural college and eX-
pertinent station will visit Europe dur
ing the coming summer. He is COM
missiOned from the Kansas experiment
station to inspect the wheat regions Of
central and southern Europe in search
of superior sorts of hard wheat for in
PRODUCTION into Kansas.
There are now not far from G0.0O
miles of railroad under block signal
operation. nearly ten thousand miles
of which have been added within a
year and half. All of this mileage is
distributed among eighty-fOur differ
ent systems.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Nicholson
gave d very charming reception last
evening at their large and hospitable
home on South Ninth street The
function was in honor of their forJieth
wedding anniversary. The receiving
rooms were fragrant with lavender Ii
lacs, which were used profusely and in
almost every conceivable form. Ca
thedral candles were also used. About
one hundred and forty invitations had
been issued. The hours were from aev-
on-thirty until ten O'Clock. In the re
ceivino line We're Mr. and Mrs. limo
thy Nicholson. Mir. and Mrs. John Mich
olson. Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Nicholson,
Mr.. Joseph Nicholson and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Johnson The Grandchildren of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson assisted in the
dining room. They were Miss Edith
Nicholson, Miss Helen Nicholson. Miss
Anna Nicholson. Mr.. Benjamin John
son, Miss Mary Johnson and Master
Robert Johnson. The center piece for
the table was Il French basket filled
with white lilies, red roses and ferns.
Beautiful handpaintcd souvenir cards,
bearing the names Of Mr.. and Airs.
Nicholson and the years 1NtiN-loON en-
graved upon them We're given TO the
guests as favOrs The host and host
CsS entertained in a most charming
manner.
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ime soon. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Barth
and daughter Of Phoenix. Arizona.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-01

John Burns IS said 10 have The best
working library Of any member Of the
English house of parliament
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gcnnett were
the host and hostess for the meeting
Of he East End Dancing club last
evening. at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Gennelt. on East Main street.
The following enjoyed dancing and a
social time until a late hour Me~~rs
and Mesdames Harry Geunctt, Ray
Robinson. George Williams. viii
Campbell, Henry Gennctt, Clarence
Gennett, Howard Campbell, Charles
Kolp, Charles Mcclure, Elmer Egge-
meyer. Fred Gennett and A 3. Gayle.
Miss Marie Campbell and Miss Pearl
HasecOster, Mr. Myr0n Malsby and Mr..
Charles Morgan. The club meets ev-
cry two weeks at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Gennett but at each session mem
bcrs Of the club are selected as hos
tCsscS for the next meeting.
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Miss HiIda Shute will entertain the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-01

The ladies' aid society Of the Eas
Main Street Friends church. met yes
tcrday- afternoon in the church parlors
The regular program was given. Tb,
remaining hours were spent at needle
work.
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Canoes are becoming very popular
and almost rs much so, as coral
which has held full sway during the
present season. Some very pretty
sets Of cameo are to be found contain.
ing the cuff buttons and stick pins
These are to be worn with The tailored
waists.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer HaScltine en-
tertained last evening at their home
on North Twelfth street in honor of
Mr.. Haseltine's mother and fathers
tiftysecond birthday anniversary. The
rooms were arranged with spring flow
ers. Between twenty-five and thirty
Invitations had been issued and these
were responded to by nearly all of the
invited. The hours were spent in a
social manner Miss Harris of Chi
cagO gave several pleasing musical
numbers. \ tWocoursc spring lunch
con was served.
Miss Mather of Spring Grove will be
the hostess for meeting of the Spring
Grove Card club. tomorrow afternoon.
The ninth biennial of the General
Federation of WOmen's clubs will be
held in Boston. June Ito %. The
arrangements are in charge Of the Mas
sachusetts State Federation. The
morning and evening sessions will be
held in Symphony Hail. and the over
flow meetings in Chickcring hall. The
Massachusetts State federation will
give a reception Monday afternoon
from four until six O'Clock. Monday
evening a concert will be given by the
Boston Symphony orchestra. compli-
mentary to the delegates Hundreds
of the women of tina leading clubs of
the United States viii attend the gen
eral federation as delegates.
- x y
Miss IiIda Shute will entertain the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-12
TIGERS ON QUEST
FOR SIMPLE LIFE
Princeton Football Players Seek TO
Escape Tension by Trip
TO Country.

PRINCETON. n. J.. Nov. l2.-The de-
lCisiOn 10 take the team out OF town
for few days was sudden. and due
70 certain conditions that were be-
coming annoying TO the men.
A deluge OF kilograms from all over
the States have been received by the
players. some asking for seats and all
sorts Of favors. But the most torelole
condition that has sent the team away
has been the tense atmosphere OF the
university the past week. Everybody
is talking football. and the result has
been a nerve-racking environment IN
which relaxation IS absolutely impos-
sible
Those taken on the trip are McFad-
yen. Cass. buckingham, Welch. Waller
Booth, Bamman, SiegIing. Dowd, Meigs,
Bishop. Bergen Dawson Read. Tibbott,
Pfeifer. Coke, Cunningham, Bard, Fle-
genspan. and Captain Dillon. Head
Coach Roper and Jack Mum. as well
as Trainer Flood, accompanied the men.
They will return Saturday forenoon a
few hours before the game.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT Of the District or C5lun.
bia Holding Probate Court No. 1882 Adj
lHinisrration. This is 10 give notice that The
subscriber. no was by the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia granted letters of
administration C. L. a. on the estate OF
Frances II. Bryan, deceased. has with the
approval OF the supreme Court OF the District
II Columbia. holding a Probate Court a8-
pointed MONDAY, THE BID DAY OF No
VENEER, 1slS AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ as
the time. and said Court room as the place.
-lr making payment and distribution from
said estate. under the Courts direction and
control. when and where all creditors and
persons entitled % dsITibutiva shares ar
leEaCles or a residue are notified TO attend.
in person OF by agent OF attorney duly au-
tLorized, with their claims against the estate
properly voucued. Given under my hand mis-
4th day OF November. 1905 BENJAMIN a..
BRYAN, BY EDWARD s. McCALMONT
Attorney. Attest; tSeaID JAMES TANNER.
Register Of Wills FOR tie District OF CaIum-
bia. Clerk OF the Probate Court n55 IL 10
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ~

NOTE; Published only as information ana
not guaranteed.
S:o0 p NC o. Limited. Daily. Fast vas
thule train Pullman sleepers to Lssxinsfr,
Louisville, Cincinnati. IndianapoIis Cbieago
and St Louis ParlOr car for Virgil: la F{5S
Springs week days. Pullman Car LOUISVILLE
20 Memphis and New Orleans. Dining cars
10 P. Nj. r. V. LIMITED. pauv
Solid vestibule train. Pullman sIeepsrs "a
Cincinnati. Lexington. and Ilou{svfIts
Compartment sleeping gar TO Virginia Hcf
Springs week days. Dining Cars. a Ia carfs
service Pullman sleepers Cincinnati "a
Chicago and ST. Louis and Louisville to
Memphis. Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations ana tickets at Chesapeake ans
Ohio Ofncee. 6l3 Pennsylvania ave Isg9 =
81. and New Union Station Teiephons Mai,
1850 for Washington Terminal Cab gsrVIea
sRa Main 1855 eF 229s foT 9 Is D. SEQ
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S.J.COllinsgru 6 E. W. Charlton
MARCUS NOTES Auc5i5neeT-
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT SALE OF co

DISTRICT GOVERNMENT SALE OF CON
DEMNED MATERIALS.
on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH, 1903. at
TWO O'CLOCK =. NJ. al the Electrical De
partmeut warehouse ID and Canal streets
southwest. viii sell at public auction about
tye thousand pounds Of scrap lead cable.
two thousand pounds Of old copper wire, and
two hundred pounds Of rope
TERMS: Cash at time Of sale. Purchaser
"a remove material within ten days from date
Of sale. Failure TO SO remove, the purchase
price viii be forfeited 10 the United States
and District Government and the Commits
sioners reserve the right 10 resell the ma
ueTial at public auCTiuu-proCCeds Of such last
sale 10 DE deposited TO the credit OF the
United states and District Of Columbia.
n. @. HARGRONE. Property Clerk, d. C..
rafa-sr
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", B. q A. Z. RY.
THE ELECTRIC LINED

Electric palace cars from White House Station
ttIF IEENIH AND H SITS NORTHEAST
For Baltim0re-J.30 and every bsT- b.-5-
from $50 a. N. to $50 D. M. and $50 800
1890, and lbs D. m
For apOlls-Every hour from ESQ a m
70 $50 p. IN, and $50 and 1885 D. m
tares. One way Round trip
To Baltimore --------.--. ..15c SIS
To Annapolis and l.. 5,
Naval Academy ....... Toe So
All Fl ST. cars run direct 10 White Hons
Station.
Ticket Office at 18th and X, y. ave. n "a
and at White House Station, 10Th and u SITS.
n E Telephone NJ 49, 60
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every OtheT Hour on the Odd iIour."
10 FAAL-ADELPHlA AND NEW y.-EEt
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST, NEW YORK.
100 a. m--Dluer. Pullman parI1r
fs-y1 .. m.-lunet. PsEIJT Five Hour Train
300 a. M-D.Eer and Pullman ParIOr car
I4tst' a, m-Diucr and Pullman ParI6r Car
'--uJ p. m--D-leF ana Pullman parIgr Gar
80 =, ~ Royal Limited All Puunaus
FIVe-hgIr
f4.o0 p. m.-Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
TOGO p. U--Dlner and Pullman Par.ar
500 3. H--C1aCLes 90 Philadelphia
-lz.Jt p. m.-SleepeTz
1@-a- o. rl.-Sle eD-Ts
ATLANTIC CITY 1900 600 =.r-.- d. -r-
fi-tys 900 p. 10.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOgR"
Week DAYS Zoo a. H. 10 %. mo-
-. fg-u9. fv-syr '5sJ9. s5.l3. 1900 IS 30 sg-By
'l-uH, H. $500. 1900. 1920 sg-sG +f-aa
Iff5. 's-Ot. Is -03, $50 Zoo sG.81 H--5 -s-.r
1880. 'l0.o0. 'I0-Z5. rII:g5, sI2.05 uc5n.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. -I--1 e. 80 D. I'M
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE, $40 d. Ia, -4.U5 . m sI.-s6 rfpg+
~ L>bL ttS, 's.lo a. ~, . 80, 's-Ia D. m..
- 80 night.
CLEVELAND so =. m.
COLUMBUS. $3.50 .. u.
WHEELlNG- 1910 a. u-- o. 30 3D. Oh
WINCHESTER 1910 a. W.. F4.l,a. ..-.-a 3, Id
tREBEElCE-' $50, Fs.l1, 1910 a. m. u -sr
T4-t7r T5-i5 p. %.
HAGEBSTOWN, 1910 a. H.. +5.0o %. do.
ANNAPOLIS, $50, 1890 a. M. 415-65 non
80 $3.50. = so and 70 200 D. M
-IJall5.- Except sunday SUNDAY only
4 TELEPHONES at all OF the following
Ticket Offices I7t7 G St Tel Main rz4r. "a
Pennsylvania ave. Main rs " - r. % ~
station Ticket Office Main -2S0- Trrl,-,1,+t-
Bureau, Main 1880 nrI$-ss
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

\. B.-FolloWing schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranfas5
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. NeVy
Orleans, Asheyille. Chattanooga, Memphis
SIS a. m. and l0;45 p. N. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanooga
Memphis. New Orleans, 1910 p. m.
For Columbia, Charleston, Augusta Aiken
Savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida points
&,l0 p. m. daily.
L S. BROWN. General Agent.
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WANTED--HOUSES

"ANIED-lo purchase FOR cash. modern
seven 10 nine room house desirable location
IN Northwest. must De- a bargain. about
$500 no attention given without fun par
tellaEH as 90 location and heating. Address
BUYER, BOX 5s4. Times office n0I2-7t
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WANTED-MONEY.

5000 FIRST MORTGAGE browuztons erg9-
house. thsve years . per cents no C1mrnis IS
sion. BOX 5Sg. Times once ugfa-zr
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FOR SALE-An exceptional opportunity TO
buy a suburban home al cost; only one left
II sold within 81 days viii give you our profit:
rooms. hOt-WateT heat slate roof; porchss;
good sized lot: one car fare Cali at Room
rs, Muasey Building. aCgl-rs
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ZOE RENT-FuRNIsHEp HOUSES.

GIRAElD ST. NV IS-Tsn rooms, two
baths, steam heat. newly papsred and IN
nEst-claSs condition. nOl2-5L
1870 18TH ST. NW.-s ToomE. bath. reception
hall; furnis led complete. me- location. in
spection any time, W. z EVERETT, JR.
AaryIaR bldg. 1slo II St NV. no1l-5t
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TILES AND MANTELS.
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
Divorce Laws and How 10 Proceed
To obtain divorce in any State or Territory
for 81. save Jime and money by writing Or
calling now.
BLANkENSHIP LAW AND COMMERCIAL
CO, Inc, Colorado Building
Oc5l-Sa, cu. tu th-tf
COLLECTIONS MADE
Estate and Disputed Claims Adjusted
y. Z. CLARK I4ZJ New York Ave
nos-Tt
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

TOR sALE-Northwss,. new press brick. six
large rooms and ti.s bath. cellar. hot-water
heat lot 2xi0o, $3.50. easy terms. BOX
$50 Times Office nol2-2t
A BARGAIN ia northwest. o large rooms.
tile bath lut-Watsr heat hne Iot- terms %
suit 800. must - Hlld. BOX 5s8 Times
office. noI2-st
MONEY-MAKING INVESTMENT. Three
brick houses nEe rooms. water. yards rented
$3.50 month. Only $3.50. BOX 5s5, Times
once. uOI2-at
HOW TO BE your own landlord on 800 cash.
$50 m0uthly. For full particulars drop postal
telephone OF call fgr illustrated plat OF Con-
FULTON r. GORDON. Colorado Building
Tel Main 5-s. n0I1-5t
A REAL ESTATE BARGAIN. Equity N ten
Hell-eonstTuCted 6-ro1m and bath dwellings
FOR sale On reasonable terms.
Nonresident owners offer for sale the
equity in ten % the best constructed Groom
and bath dwellings IN Washington. The
houses have all modern Improvement con
trotc cellars under entire house. furnaces.
coal and gas ranges. Avenue front with -
feet OF parking IU IT. alley iH rear. Rented
10 prompt-paylug tenants Address owners,
JAMES A. BEALMEAR & SON. CO, sol
Fidelity building Baltimore Nd oc27eod-l5t
A SACRFICEl WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
HOME. BEST BUY BET1FE ZEN 18TH AND
COLUMBIA ROAD, SSTOBEi 80 ROOMS
AND TILED BATH. STEAM HEAT. on
FASHIONABLE THoROUGHFARE; 5000
SALE THIS Is BARGAIN
FRANK Il. RAWLINGS co. 800 Pa Ave
FOR SALES-Two real bargains IN George
town; hve-ropua, neat bay-Wind0w brick fine
location: twelve large beauiifui rooms, two
back pJrChes. bright home: easy terms; also
pretty new six-EOom brick no cash required.
IS monthly notes and Interest Price Is 800.
s-d and n SITS, HENRY w. OFFUTT.
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