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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1908-10-29
Would Mortgage the Farm.

A farmer on Rural r cute 2,
Empire, Ga. W. A. Floyd by name
says: "Bucklen's Arnlca Salve cur.
ed the two worst sores l ever saw:
one on my hand and one on my leg.
1t is worth more than its weight in
gold. I would not be without it If
had to mortgage the farm to getit. "
Only asc. at all druggists.
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W g c O m g President Roosevelt

W g c 0 III freSlQenC hOOSeVelU
with sincerest pleasure" and adds
that ut would be difficult, if not
impossible to name a guest who
would be assured OF a more hear
ty and genuine welcome from all
classes OF the people.
Washington, Notwithstanding
the dryness of the times as re-
CARDS news, has always within
it's boundaries, conspi c u o u 8
people distinguished for what
they are doing orwhat they have
done. Admiral Evans, or Fig
hting Bob," as his soubriquet
goes, has placed the Presidents
Secretary, Mr.. Loeb, in that po-
pulous and swelling division. the
Ananias Club. 1t will be remem.
bered that Secretary Loeb about
the time Of the, sailing of the Am
erican feet on it's start around
the world, condradicted a state.
ment of Admiral Evans to the ef-
feet that the fleet would circum-
navigate the planet and return
through the Suez Canal. Speak
ing of Secretary Loeb's denial OF
this statement, Admiral Evans
says: "Mr. Loeb is undoubtedly
one OF the best men who ever SER
we'd as secretary to q president,
but l am sure l can keep him
busy for a long time denying
things, if publish everything the
President has said to me-" Ad'
miral Evans then quotes t h G
President as having said to him
as heleftforllis ship: Remember
Admiral Evans, you sail with the
confidence Of the president more
completely than any admira
eyer did before; your course is 6
peaceful one, butyou realizeyoul
responsibility If it should turI
out otherwise.
Much interest has been felt To-
cally aud perhaps in fashionable
circles throughout the country
with reference to the love affair
or engagement, as it may be, be
tween the Italian Duke and Miss
Katherine Elkins, daughter o
the multi-millionaire senator o.
West Virginia. The engagement
has been declared off at h o t |
ends of the line, Italy and the u
nited States, with considerable
emphasis; but now comes t h
information from Turin, th
home OF the Duke ofAbruzzi that
he is leaving for the United States
and he has recently purchased
jewelry to the extent OF 100000
lire-a beggardly $50, 900.
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NOTICE.

To the Merchants Of Wa
taMgo County:
Call on Thomas H. Coffey,
at Blowing Rock, N. c.,
when you need a load Of
Flour. He is our agent and
will sell at Lenoir prices with
80 cents per hundred added
for hauling.
HOME MILLING CO..
Depot STREET, LENoIR, N: G.
T. F. SEEHOR, Manager.
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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1908-10-29

a sedinientor set
tlingindicatesan
unhealthy con-
dition of the kid
neys; If it stains
your linen II 10
evidence of kid
ney trouble /; too
frequent desire
to pass 1t or pain
in the back ID
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1908-10-29

FOR SALE CHEAP: 100 acres
of the finest land in Watauga
County at Banner Elk. About
80 or 40 acres cleared bottoms
Address X. Y. a., care Watauga
Democrat, Boone, N. G.
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Mr.. Kluttx Confident

the eighth district, was in t g
city yesterday, says the Char
lotte Observer, and when asked
about the prospects in the dis
trlct, said:
while l realized from the first
that we were to have a hard
fight, l have never for a moment
doubted Congressman Hackett's
re election.
',The Republicans are always
hopeful (and occasionally sue
cessful in the eighth) and they
were sc much encouraged this
time by supposed Democratic
troubles in certain counties that
they seem to have been able to
bank upon their supposed pros
poets to the extent of securing a
liberal campaign fund, the use OF
which is already becoming appa.
rent.
"We are wholly without funds,
and therefore at a disadvantage,
If, therefore, in any way, what l
say meets the eye of any Demo-
crat in Charlotte or elsewhere,
who is concerned about tn g
eighth, l shall be glad to hear
from him by check how much he
is concerned.
owe are fighting the world,
the flesh and the devil, but we
are ont to win.
"Hackett is making a splendid
canvass and will continue it un-
til the day of election. His demo-
lition of Charley Cowles at Alber-
marie was overwhelming a n d
complete, and the Observer cor
respondents account OF it was
not at all exaggerated, being
more than sustained by that re-
liable and conservative paper,
The Stanly Enterprise, DR.. Camb
BELLS feeble denial to the contra
ry, Notwithstanding.
"And while I'm talking about
it, I believe will ask the Obser-
yer to print my last letter to
Mr.. Cowles, concerning the joint
discussion business as he has in
advertantly (?) tailed to publish
it, after printing the preceding
correspondence. Somehow it act
ed as a quietus.
''We may have troubles OF our
own, but we are not going to set
tie them by electing q Republi-
can Congressman, particularly
one who was Blackburn's form
er clerk, manager and lieutenant,
We need all the help we can get,
but if we don't get it, we are GO
ing to stand in our tracks a n d
possibly shame some more high
ly favored districts Even the
forced Importation Of Mr.. Taft,
which can have no other object
here than to boost Mr.. Cowles,
has no terrors for us. We give
him the glad hand as a distin-
[guished visitor, but his track will
close behind him like q furrow
plowed in water"
The letter above referred to
follows:
Salisbury, N. C. Oct. 6, 1908.
Mr.. Charles H. Cowles,
Salisbury, N. C.
Dear Sir: Yours of the 3rd inst.
to hand. As to your challenge
(?) for Mr.. Hackett to meet you
in Albermarle 18th, 18th or 14th,
you must have known when your
letter was written he would have
finished his canvass in Stanly,
and that his appointments were
already published for Iredell cour
ty to cover those dates.
AS to your further challenge
for Cabarrus county, I beg tt
say that you must have knowT
that he was finishing bis canvass
of that county on the day you
letter was written, and that h
a had appointments in Stanly, Ire
: dell and Rowan for the Sth, 9tl
and 10th, and therefore coult
r not meet you in Cabarrus OF
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Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect Il
How To Find Out

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let 1t stand twenty-four hours ;
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A, A. HoIscIaW,

ATTORNEY AT LAW
Mountain City, Tennessee.
Will practice in all the courts
lof Tennessee, State and Federal.
Special attention given to COL
lections and all other matters of
q legal nature.
Office north east ofcourt house.
Oct. II, 1907, 1y.
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Prof Parl1er's method OF Enforcing
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GEORGETOWN.
MEXICAN PRIEST
MADE A BISHOP
The Rev. LaureanuS Verres
Given Unusual Distinc-
ton at Trinity.

Impressive ceremonies attending the
conservation as a bishop this morning
of the Rev. Laureanus Verres, ;. J., OF
Mexico, were held in Trinity Church.
Georgetown The Rev. Diomede Fal-
comic, papal delegate to this country
officiated and was assisted by number
OF distinguished prelates and priests.
Father Verres came 10 Washington
q week ago 10 participate In the annual
retreat at Georgetown. His consecra-
ton as a bishop is unusual, for mem
bers OF the Jesuit order are rarely &C
corded this distinction. He Is sixty
years old and his elevation TO the bish-
opric was made because Of his accom-
plishments as a scholar. philosopher
and priest. He has not yet been as
signed to a diocese and pending his sp-
pointmenJ he Will remain at George
town University.
Assisting Mgr. FalcOnio in the serv-
fees were Bishop Kelley, Of Savannah,
Ga: Bishop MarthrOpp. OF Charleston;
Bishop OCOnnen. OF the Catholic Uni
Sersity OF America; the Rt. Rev. Mgr.
Papa, D. D.. professor Of canOnicaI law
of the Catholic University; the Very
Rev. Mgr. Currier. OF the Catholic IN
dian Bureau; the Rev. NJ. J. Suarez, of
Barcelona. Spain; the Rt. Rev. Mono
CHAN. D. D.
The assisting priests were the Rev.
Mgr. Cherretti, auditor OF the Apostolic
delegation and a personal friend of the
newly consecrated bishop, and the Rev.
Thomas S. Harlin, S. J, pastor Of Holy
Trinity Church. The master OF cere-
monies was the Rev. John B. Hendrick,
S. J.. director of Georgetown University
observatory. The Rev. Father Himmel,
S. J., rector Of Georgetown University,
occupied place within the chancel.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Nearly new house with 6 large
rooms and small ones; large lot: me water;
mlnutes' walk 20 cepots Communication fare
&C trip fine place for summer boarders.
owner VIII Sc or exchange his equity for
unlmproved lots, horses and wagons OF any
thing saia5le. price. 8. 100. Call Room 3. 1885
NeW YORK ave. once open Sunday. ocl6-st
ELEGANT s-roOm house: city water: bath:
hot-wrte- heat large Lon. IN fast improving
section. reasonable. sunday only 1904 Jack
son st. ne, near 10Th and Rhode Island ave
Ocl6-3t
BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE, D. @, On city
and Suburban cars. one fare: CITY improve
ments: water and gas; high and healthy.
price % 10 cents e. foot: agents on ground
sunday afternoon
MYERS & LTGHTFOOT.'
l4C7 New York ave ocI5-st
EABo0-HOUSE. y rooms and excellent store.
81 modern improvements. suburban town:
~,JJ0 population, $40 cash balance monthly.
See OWNER. 7Os sth 81 NV. Oci5-2t
SEVEN-ROOM suburban cottage: ! car fare;
10 transfer blocks from car line. slate
roof; hot-water at: electric light, gas and
city water; $50 cash. SIS per month. For
further particulars see 3 2 EDWARDS, 40
Munsey Building au7-tf
IF YOU WANT 70 buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home. see Us or send for latest
bulletin
MARION DUCKETT 4 son.
615 e y ". fv2-tf
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W. B & A z RY.
fiTHE ELECTRIC LINEU

ElycsT C palace cars from White House Station
CFTFvEENTH AND II SITS NORTHEAST
For Raltirnore-5-50 and every half hour
from 6.50 g. n. 20 80 p n. and s-29, $50
1870 aid 11-s5 p n.
Tor AlnaOoiis-ETery hour from s-aD a N
70 :. 0 D. n and 8 80 and 1l-S5 D. n
Fares one way. Round rrIo.
= Baltimore --------------45o rs
- Annapolis and O. s
Naval Academy ...--..-.-75c UE5
All Il 81. cas- run direct 70 White House
Station.
gTic<ei Oface az 1sth and n Y eve Y Y
aod az White House Station. 18th ana u gts
y. Z. Telephone " 1905 ocs-tr
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FoIlOging schedule figures pubIfsb.,s
only as information and are not Euaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Noble New
Orleans Ashevile. Chattanooga. MenpblE
SIS a. II. and 10-S5 ?. m daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. CEattanoo~n
Memphis. New Orleans, 900 ,. n
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta, Aiken
Savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida po.ntG
$40 p. %. daily
l. s. EROWN, General Ageat.
seS-e1uo-tf
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NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
N STEAMBOAT co

Every day IN the year from foot tn AZ FOR
Fort Monroe. Norfolk. Newport News and
points south via superb powerful steel Dalace
steamers Newport NeTss' Norfolk and
w ashinEton.'
Lv Washington-s.T emily. Portsruoslt ~. & m.
Ly. Alexandria-- % DmILs NORFOLK ~,
Ar. TT Monroe--111 am lLv- IT Honros..7 pm
Ar, Norto!k....--Sset an Ar Alexaadria-6.s 80 an
AT. Portsmouth am Ar. washington a.,
EFThroUgh connections made at Norfolk
with steamers Old Dominion Steamship Co.
for New York and Merchants and Mins-e-
Steamships for BOSton.
. EEGeneral Ticket OGiee. To5 IF,h ST. Col
orado Building CphCne Main IS20l
7th St Wharf (Phone Main g7sol
JNO. CALLAHAN. "a V. Pres & GeaIi Mzr
". Il CALLAHAN. Genl Pass. AEt
ss5-tf
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THE FRANCES" MS 25ta Il. NV
----L- = VII !.

Five and six rooms and bah aua~tu1.-,ts-
steam heat; unlimited hot water. ianltOr
service newly and Handsomely decorated /.
$50 during winter. special summer rates
Apply HAYDEN & SPEECH. lu0 G ST. NV
Ocl6-3c
THE RCSRIN." 3e30 Sherman ave. NV. 5
rooms and bath steam heat Handsomely
decorat Sd. 5000 moving expenses paid no
lease required: children taken ocI5-st
THE cRATALDE-Z52U Champlain 81 NV
between 18th and 18Th. Florida ave and Co
!unbl3. road, ready for occupancy. hand
sornely finished, and 8 large room aua---
mcnLs- al outside rooms. beautifully ar
ranged with pOrches sufficiently large ro-
sleeping purposes; hot-Wa-er heat. ianlto-
service; lockers In cellar. modern couven-
fences; rent IS %. owner on premises
-..r--s
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FOR RENr-HoUsEs

FOR RENT-BY J. L KOLB, go y. Y. AVE
go 81 NV. store and 10 rooms $50 %
s9s II St. large store. 5000
llo1 81. NV. II rooms and bath. 1850
1toS I St NV, II rooms and BATH. 45.5
90 K ST. NV. rooms and bath. $3.50
81 Pa ave. rooms and bath. ......... 30. o.
nu5 81 ne, rooms and bath. % 50
81 virginia ave, Sc rs and store. p 50
80 81. NV. 9 rooms and bath. p. 30
100 II 81. NV. rooms and bath........ 2. 50
Sblo O St NV, rooms and store. Il. so
1S2O A ct. Sc, rooms, 8 and w.. 12C0
ocis-tf
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FOX RENT-APARTMENTs

THE SUSSEX. 1250 10 1896 b ST. sW.-A su-
prrlJr apar -uent house. nve large rooms and
TIED bath front apartment. a fe~ unr6nied /.
steam heat. hot Watsr5 janitoV. on car line.
convenient 20 Agricultural. PlstJtHce and
Treasury departments. thorough repair. Re
lined eJn;eSs IN choice location. rent 50 70
so. Opcr- Phone Main 49,.
PHILLIPS COMPANY, go John Marshall pl
grrp-Fs
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed.
E.00 p. NC. & o. LIMITED Daily. Fast vas
fibule train Pullman sleepers 10 LexIneto,
Louisville. Cincinnati. indianapolis. ChicaEo
and St Louis. Parlor car for Virginia ~
Springs week days. Pullman Car LsoufsvfIIS
10 Memphis and New Orleans Dining Car
MO P. M-F. F. V. LIMITED. Dailv
Solid Vestibule tran. Pullman slesperS "a
Cincinnati. LexlI yton- and Iolisvffia
Compartment sleeping car to Virginia Vof
Springs week days. Dining Cans. q la ca-te
service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati 70
Chicago and St Louis and LOUISVILLE to
Memphis. Nashville. and New Orleans
Reserva lions Rn5 tickets at Chesapeala an5
Ohio Offices. 5l3 Pennsylvania ave 1879 =,
Al and New Union Station. Telephone RTain
72SO for Washington Terminal Cab servIcs
and Main 1850 or zzos 10 c * Q. sez2-ts
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FOR RENT-l409-17 . 81. ne. rooms and
path each: nearly ssw: rent OF each, SIS so
kev at Office.
BOSS q PHELPS Unc). 80 18th st. NV.
opposite Franklin Park Main 3fO-41-495
OcTg-5r
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IoRSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-SiU or seven horses which are a
little sore; suitable FOR farm work MER-
CHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
co. STABLES. Sd ana 3 SITS. NV. OcI6-6t
BRAND NEW top delivery wagon: used 2
months; single harness; rubber horn; cover
robe; complete Outnt cheap. 80 c St Sc
II
FOR SALE-GOod phaeton buggy. KANE &
CASPER, AnaCOstia, d. c. OcIg-9t
BROCGHAM. rubber tired. surrey ana har-
ness: IN hrst-class condition. no reasonable
offer refused. 90 Sth st. ne. ocl4-at
FOR SALE-A lot OF good work horses. sold
f0r want OF use; also one stanhope and one
surrey. Apply rear 46s Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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! FOR RENT-2l5l L 81. NV, rooms and bath;
1 furnace; fresh paper and paint; $3.50 per
month. ". B. LORD. 6O7 LOuis lana ave.
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400 III 10 ST. SE.-FOur-ro0m bricks; sinks
in kitchen; good cOnditior.. white tenants.
only - pr month. J. Z. SHOEMAKER. sos
18th ST NV. ocIg-7t
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COLORED OR WHITE

TOR RENT-To COLORED OR WHITE
IA y 81. gw. 4-rOom brick................SI O 20
1870 Delaw are ave. sw-. 4-rOOm trick 10 30
lSlS Delaware ave. sW.. Groom brick. 12JO
Il F. HANDLER CO, 732 10Th 81. NV.
look for Red Arrow SIEn- Oc15-3t
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LOVELY HOME, nine large. bright rooms.
modern bath; nothing overlooked TO insure
comforts. must be seen 70 b. Appreciated
Eot-water heat; speaking tubes Apply 40
ID NV. 0rf4--t
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MONEY TO LOAF
On Real Estate

MONEY TO LOAF
On Real Estate
YOU KNOW just how much you owe. 49,
you borrow on real estate fo- 2 or 5 years. a.
> % or per cent We represent large and
email funds Every consideration shown Dor
rover
THE HARRISON REALTY co.
Phone n sS52- 500 c 81 y. y. sez7-tf
IF YOU NEED MONEY 70 - mi or Inv
coal. 4 VIII furnish al you asec- I lend yo.s
on your furniture OF piano. these loans ara
?. Q. BOX sc. station G. oc3-sOt
MONEY TO LOAN on approved CITY rs1I
estate at Lowest current rates, Special DrIvf-
leges with ye-9eCs % prior payments lar.
amounts p-clllty- TYLER & RUTHEH-
FORD. 40 l5th 81 NV nOl2-tf
SECOND TRUST
LOANS II REAL ESTATE.
Any Amount Lowest Rates
Ma IONAL LOAN Nd INV. C
THOMPSON BLDG. 7oS 18TH ST. y. W
Opposite Treasury Next Drug Store.
MOSEY TO LOAN on d. c. REAL. ESTATE
Lowest rates % interest Payments on prt1-
cipal IN amounts OF 500 or more received al
any interest period TIE F. H SMITH CO.
Bond Bunding. l4oS New York ave 1y5-tf
MONEY TO LOAS-S250 70 500. 900 On d q
real estate Interest low. and ali transactions
conducted with economical consideration for
VIM. h SAUNDERS & CO..
I417 St NJ W
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on D {. Real Estate. No
WALTER H. AcKER.
Ie4-d ~ ST y. ".
AUTOMOBILES.
IF YOU WANT the besJ r1naDout in c5--,
for a song, call 305 Bond building min ~
absolutely sacrificed. ocI4-st
AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE," terms T1o5o---
ate. easy payments. positions secured. an
large touring cars. between washington s-T
Baltimore Call or adIress either ono
Washington office. 1923 18th 81 NV Ral+ir9C-,
office. 2 W Preston ST Open evenings and
sunday. oel3-tf
OUR SPECIALITY EXPERTS; rsDaI-I7-
painting, trimming au~1~:o bles, brougharas
vfctorias, buggies. wagons. carriages SUM
70 order: rubber tires put on G. W MASON
l07l slst 81. nv Phone West IS
iyI7-f. tn. th-sOt
Satisfaction Headquarters-'
Auto Car and Garage Co., 6sz L st. NV.
STORING, REPAIRING. F5MODELISG.
Get Our Prices on Winter STORAGE
Consign your cars TO Us Nc have customers
waiting.
Telephone N4iu ESQ, sez5-tt
Open for II spection.
THE AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
sss L St NV. T..Oue Main $50
For Owners and LnsCffeurs.
New building add equipment se25-tf
~00H See he New Model S
UNI Price s7z5
Ne SsssE car n sa the T95Is 50 ea.Il.
CHS. z. MILLER & BRO
u05-7 18th N. ".
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FOR RENT-Sl39O; neat r-room frame with
large cellar. uO5l2 d ST. ne. cars pass. Key
at Sl4 Maryland ave ne ocl6-2t
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si4 18TH ST Sc. $3.50, six rooms and bath,
range and large porch.
CHAs. T. TRIBBY. 7O3 18th st. NV. ocT-tf
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S22.5O PER MONTH

aSS Tennessee ave. ne. six rooms and bath:
concrete cellar and furnace. all modern inn
proyemcnts. Apply TO DIR. r. K. ROBERTS.
% Tennessee ave. ne. oc15-5t
tOUR-ROOA house, new; in Alexandria
country. miles from city: = nile from Old
J>c,piniOn trolley: s. per month Apply O.
HUNT. =. +. d. 4 Washington ocI5-3t
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FOR REN2-SToRES.

NEW STORE. sOx5o feet; an PLUMBING AZ
fnTssi electric Light. IS 2os1 in 81 AZ,
su&-G
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NO. @5l5 . NW.-Brick. 2 stories and cellar,
rooms; gas, water and sewer. rent 81 50
LEWIS & JONES CO. OF 4 St NV.
oeTE-e
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Lookout the thing for a small family. a
Groom and bath. in the central part Of city,
close 20 markets, every convenience: rea-
sonable 10 responsible parties 504 X 81. nv.
Apply III 9Th St NV. Ocl6-Tt
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FOR RENT-Desirable sen-roOm brick house
1922 = NV. Rent $50 month. Apply ANTON
STEPHAN. S53 Pennsylvania ave.
Sc Wv Z mfr
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OTCHl GEE WIFI,

ALL. DISEASES are durable. Il Is merely a
question Of the right treatment: try mine, no
charge 70 call and explain. Address DR.. W
N CORSOS, I6 : 81. NV. oo16-tf
DR. CAMPBELL. Specialist, removed 10 1873
18th St nW-s chronic nasal Cararra, cOnstipa-
ton and rheumatism are treated By latest
and finest methods Of modern therapeutics
Booklet Clinic OF the Beloved Physician 1879
18th st. NV ocI5-tf
1T Is POSSIBLE 10 make that sickly body
Into a healthy one by my new method: no
charge 10 call and explain. Address DR. W
II. CORSOS, 10 ) 81. NV ocI5-tf
BY NY DRUGLESS and knifeIess treatment
you viii escape coughs. colds, grippe and
pneumonia; no charge 20 ell and explain
Address DR. ". u. CORSON. Is 5 NV.
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215 ACRES. Potomac river, in Virginia.; near
wharf. fine soil: splendidly watered and lies
well: Is acres heavy. hard timber: I1-roou
house, partly brick. and Outbuildinss; a bar
gain at So 600.
100 Acres 7-rOOm house. barn and Outbuild-
inEs. fine land; large orchard; 3, 600 peach
trees etc; good oyster beds and fishing 500
yards from wharf. price. 81. 900.
We have hundreds OF other bargains IN
farms and suburban homes: also suburban
rent list
NATIONAL FARM AGENCY.
1907 New York ave. NV. oc1b-9r
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-16

= ST. NV. l209-Elsgant ten-roOm brick IN
fire neighbOrhOOd. rent reduced for yearly
| tenant. d. II JOHNSON CO.. GIL TN NV
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-16

A-@--c 70 % &c Cd 90 ~
lEl y J ave. Sc. 3 rooms and water. &. 30
LAB 3 ST. ne. rooms and b. for cOIOred. -. 50
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-16

l4fC and l442 ST SE--Jus. 50uth Of Penn
sylvania ave. new Groom brick. side light:
SIS month s. W PICKFORD. 1911 G st
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-16

I FOR ltENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA
| 6s3 Louisiana ave nv.
| LIB n = ave ne. rooms. bath, fur
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-16

I4-ACRE FARM. between Iamhan and Sea-
brook: good spring; running creek: part under
cultivation; good timber and lumber: SEQ
AnDlv LIS St nv. -aa9-rf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-16

FOR RENT-HOuses. apartments. and Offces
IN all parts OF the city. For detailed list
send or call at our office.
THOS. J. FISHER & co. Onc),
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
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