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The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-01-15
adams .Eass.

Married, December 9Th at 1880
a. m. at fne home OF the bride Miss
Sadie Bass to Mr.. H. w. Adamj.
miss Sadie is the daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs. M. H.. Bass and is much
beloved for her many womanly graces
Mr.. Adams is successful young
maa of Po,tersville, Miss and is wor-
thy t fiji. bride he has won.
me marriage ceremony vas per-
formed in very impressive manner by
Rev. s. 2 Harris. and was witnessed
by q large circle of friends and rel
atives.
After the ceremony, all went to
church, anu listened TO fine discourse
by Rey. S. G. Bass, of Ozark, Ark.
after servicesa sump ucus feast was
enjoyed at III f. nome OF the bride, where
old timehospitality prevailed. Laeein
the afternoo4f e bridal party weat TO
Verona TO III home OF Dr.. and Mrs.
]. "A. Orr, where an elegant reception
awaited them.
The happy couple left on the south
bound train for roreersv.lie, theic 1u-
ture home.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-01-15
Railroad Meeting at pontotoc.

As announced previously, the
meeting to discuss the question
of building the projected rail
road across ItaWamba. Lee and
Pontotoc counties was held in
| the Courthouse at Pontotoc Mon
day.
The weather was disagreeable
and a number were kept at home
en- this account. The crowd,
however, was large enough to
show that The people along the
line proposed were fully alive to
their interests.
At the appointed hour on mo-
ton of Dir. C. D. Mitchell OF
Pon.o o., Mr.. r d. Porter Of
| Tupeio was elected chairman.
Mr. Porter was introduced by
Senator franklin the secretary
and in a short talk set forth the
many advantages to be gained
by the people in the territory
which would be traversed by the
road. He was enthusiastic in
his remarks and received the ap-
provat OF the crowd present as
manifested by hearty applause
at the close OF his talk.
Mr.. l.. Z. Taylor Of Verona
was next called for. Mr.. Taylor
had been previously invited by
the Business Mems Club of Tu-
pelo-and was the principal speak
er Of the day.Mr- Taylor review
ed at some length the history Of
suburban and interurban roads
and had correspondence to
show that they We're highly
profitable and advantageous to
the territories taversed. He eX-
planned in a lucid manner the
great coed to be derived and his
argument was convincing ito the
most skeptical. Mr.. Taylor was
roundly applauded at the close
OF his remarks.
A number OF PontOtoc's S lore
most citizens were present and
pledged themselves to see that
their town did its lull part.
Toccopola was also well repre-
sented and as has been previous
ly stated, was fully aroused and
had subscribed literally.
Mr. Rich DaLee representing
Blssell was present and urged
the beginning Of operation at the
earliest practltal moment.
A number of prominent citi-
liens OF Chestervllle, Dr.. L. o.
Carruth, A. G, Adams, viii
kasberry, Eayette Lilly and sew
eral Others were in Jae party.
From Furr we've Frank Butler,
John and Joe Suddath and Hen
ry 0'Callaghan.
On motion Of W. T. Reeves the
Committee who are soliciting sub
scriptions Wele directed to report
at lupelo on Monday the first
day OF February. At this meet
ing in Tupelo matters wiliassume
q QefIrMte shape. There Will be
then somthlng. doing ia the rail
road business. Everybody is
urged to be present.
The following business men
wen. over: Caps, W. F, Sparks.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-01-15
City Ordinance.

An Ordinance defining tie proposed
territory to be added to the corpor.
ate mits of the city f Tupelo, Miss
and fixing the limits OF said city as sc
| changed, and excluding CERTAIN terri
tory from the present limits.
BE IT ORDAINED bv the Mayor
and Board of Aldermen Of Ire city o1
Tnpelo, Mississippi, that the following
unincorporated territory is hereby add
ed to the said city Of Tupelo Miss,
| to-wit.
| The northwest quarter of the South
west quarter Of sec 29t9r6 e.
The north half of the south east qtar-
| ter of sec 80 8 R6c
| All the north half or the southwest
quarter of sec 30t9r6e.
The southwest quarter of The rorth-
east quarter Of sec 80 0t9r6e.
The southeast quarter Of TIE roIth-
west quarter Of see 30sfs r 6 e.
The southeast quarter Of the south
east quarter of sec 25 8 + 5 G.
The east half OF thesnortheast quar-
ter of sec SO 6 r e.
All the east half Of the southeast
quarter OF sec 36 - 5 e, north OF
Kings creek channel.
All of sec 10 re G, North Of Kings
creek channel.
The northeast quarter of tho north
west quarter of sec 5 tI0r6e.
Sec. H. Be it further ordained by
the Mayor and board OF Aldermen shat
the following territory, now included
within the corporate limits Of said city
of Tupelo IS hereby excluded therefrom
to-wit;
All Of the south west quarter of sec
81 t 8 r s G, south OF tie channel Of
Kink. creek.
Bel further ordained by the Mayor
and Beard OF Aldermen IF the city of
Tupelo, Mississippi. that the entire
boundary of said city Of Tupelo, Mis-
sissippi, as changed in the preceding
sections, shall be as follows:
Section III. Beginning at the north
west corner of the Southwest quarter
of sec. so 8 6 e. and run south one
quarter mile, thence west one quarter
mile, thence sonth to the east bank Of
the channel of Kings creek. thence in
a south easterly direction with the east
bank of said Kings creek, to the inter
section of creek with the south bound
arY of the noi ithwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of sec. 10 r6 e.,
thence east to the s3utheast corner of
tae northwest quarter OF the north
west quarter of sec Tor &c. thence
north one and three eu3rter miles.
thence west one half mile. thence north
one quarter mile, therce west one half
mile, thence south oac quarter mile,
thence west one quarter mile to the
point of beginning.
BE 1t Ordained. That this ordinance
shall be effective ore month from the
date hereof.
The above ordinance was adopted ct
a regular NEE ing of the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen. held on the fifth
day Of anuary, 1909, the same having
been reduced to writing and having
been read over and considered, section
by section. before being voted upon and
thevote thereon taken upon one section
at a time, by ayea and nay vote, there
being present quorum and all voting
yea on each ana every spetson OF said
ordnance. wf.
J. M. TRIGE. City Clerk.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-01-15
M1rric;i.

At the horne of the bride near Plan.
tersville on December the 27th-, Mss
Sadie Ray Bass was married to Mr..
Waiter II. Adams. The ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. S. ?. Harris in
the. presence Of close friends and the
relatives OF the bride.
TIE bride is heintellectual and ac-
conplished daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. II. Bass and a young lady of rare
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The groom resides near Portersvilie,
Miss, where he has extensive planting
interests. He is promins t in the bus
neos affairs Of his section.
The bridal party left for their new
hoase, carrying with them the best wish
es Of all.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-01-15
Harris-WeLb.

Sunday afternoon at .saltilio Mss
Lowe Webb was married to Mr.. Em-
met Harris, Rev Mir. Jones of ,,'heele-
officiating. The bride IS the youngest
daughter Of Eir. e. A. Webb of near
Gnntown, and iger qliek wit and charm
ing persora atty gained her numerous
friends. Mr. Harris is c son of super
visor Gee. W. Harris, OF the Ill. o. 4.
f., and is himself trusted employe of
that rta1, The happy couple left on
the evening trala for Henderson, Tenn,
where they will make their home fof
che pres s4nt. Their host of friends wish
them many years of prosperity and
happiness in their married lire.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-01-15
Turkish Rags

are shown here IN profusion. We
pride ouselvss upon the excei-
eace Of our stock Of imported
Rugs.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-01-15

w. C. Raymond. j. w. Waddy,
w. I. Reeves, ID. w. Robins, r..
l. Pound, j A. Finley, V. c..
Kincannon, r. Daugherty, J E
MotloW and f L Kincannon.
The visitors to Pontotoc were
most royalty entertained by the
citizens.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-01-15

Carolyn Booth, the clever young &C.
tress VINO pertrays the role OF the banm-
er.s wife In THE DEVIL is one OF
the descendants or the famous Booth
family OF the soaSh. She mas Tor tn.
past several years Greats q some OF the
leading roles III varlou, New York pro-
ductions ard her appearance Ia tins
city Ia the Leading role OF TIiE Dew
IL will be her firsG appears cain ahls
section Of the country since she made
her success il. The fnepopolis. Besides
b ilg an excellent ending lady, Miss
Buolilis one Of they're tsest women on
the Stage ut the pr e I tiale.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-01-15
D. w. ItUbIINB AIstJ OF.
]. M. TRIGE, City Clerk. 4

Harold M Shaw is the artist in the
nroduction of THE DEVIL" which
wi be seen in tins city shortly. Mr..
onaw has made a big success of one OF
the largest vaudeville acts presented in
the past few years and because he was
SO drirably snited for the part OF Cart
in THE DEVIL" an excellent offer
was made him to leave var d svilie fer
the present tour of this greatest OF
recent SUCCESSES.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1909-01-15
Nen.2asitelt Flo;iee.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

SIAlE Of MIooI59it /.
To Clara Morse, Defendant:
You are commanded to appear Ee
fore the Chancery Court Of the comfy
Of Lee, in said Stat, on the third
Monday Of March a .. 1929, 10 de-
fend the suit in said Court OF w. y,
Morse. complainant, wherein you are
defendant
This 2Sth dav oGDec. A. D. 1898.
NORBIN ZONES. Clerk
l-1.3t Geo. H. Hill, Sol. for Comn.t.
The Washington times., 1909-02-22

FOR RENT
glf 18th st s.. O.. 6r ant b. and range s14 50
Sd Allison ST. n. W. 5r. and b. semi
detached. large porch aCd steam heat % 50
CHARLES T. TEIBBEY
ja25-t Ic' 18th ST. y "
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FOR EENT-Brick stable; stalls for 10
horses. OF suitable Tor garage. rent so.
Rear or Grocery al 1896 c1d st. NV las-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE.

FOR E\CIItNEE-g.t ra-- al g.r.--...
Beach NH.- mean wharf. .ug suburban u.ar,
near cans Address lNE t5,a So. y b. ne
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY-
NOTE: Published only as information and

NOTE: Published only as information ana
not guaranteed
$50 P NC. & o. Limited Daily Fast yes
tibUle train. Pullman sleepers 70 LexfuEto7
Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianap polls ChfcaZ1
and - Louis. Connection for Gfrgi1is ~
Springs. Pullman Car Louisville TO Men
p1Is and New Orleans. DiEllg Cars a IA
carte seTv!ce.
NO P M. E V LIMITED 0..-
Solid yestibIls train Pullman sIeeDer~ p
Cincinnati, Lexington, and IoIIISyiy7o
Compartment Sleeping car 70 Virginia Hot
Springs week days. Dining cars a Ia 60
service Pullman sleepers Cincinnati -
Chicago and St Louis and Louisville -
Memphis, Nashvllle. and New Orleans
CheSa DeaEe and Ohio Offices 5i2 Pence
vsniG ave, 1883 + 81. and New J-nIo1 81
zion. Telephone Main 1906 or s2JS FOR 80,
cts. baggage checks. reservations and taxi
CAD
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Washington, Baltimore g
Annapolis Electric
Railway.

z ectric palace cars from White House Srsrio,
tFISTEENTH AND II SITS. NORTHEAST
For BaItimore-Every haIf hour from s-60
a. III. 10 100 D. m, and $50. $50 1920 and
Has p Except on the odd hours Local
$40. 1-I0 D. II.
Cars on the EVEN hours make no stops
between Washington and Baltimore.
For Annap Olis-Every hour from $50 a n,
20 100 p M, and 9-5s and I:4S D. m
Fares One way. Round Trim
To Baltimore -------.-- &c a *
To Annapolis and L. S
Naval Academy. zoe $40
Baggage checked.
All II St cars nun direct 70 White Housa
Station.
Ticket Office at 18th and y. T. ave y "
and at White House Station. 18th and y Sc
y. E Telephone II. 1900 and Line. do
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R, !


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other-HOur on the Odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
"T:e) a In--Diner. Pullman ParIor.
zoo a M--Obseryation Parlor- 5-bo,4r T-rat,
p;0S a. m---Dlner and Pullman ParIor Ca
III 90 a m.--Diner and Pullman ParIor ca
900 D. u.--Diuer and Pullman parlo- o.
's'O5 !. Royal Limited" All PuIluanx
FIye-hoUr-
400 D. m--Coaches TO Philadelphia
800 ?. m--Diner and Pullman Parlor.
1890 D m--COacheS 70 PHILADELPHIA
'1--l5 y. T--SleeDers 20 New York
'2:Sz g. m--SleePers 70 Philadelphia and New
ATLANTIc CITY. t7:Oo. 'a:o. tu.oo e. m.
10 BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
WEEK days a. m to u D. nj
80 Io:e9 1910. eco. '7:20. 1900 $50 800
100. u-I5, f2:O0. 300 f3:Z0. f2:sa 400
= 10 '5:oo, f5:02, $50. f6:O e 30 r7-oo fs:oa
's-vS' '4V'V'' '4V-S5. 'u:0o, '12:5 y. 7.
CHICAGO. '1:22. $50 p N.
,G1LNCINNATL ST LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. $40 a. N. 'G:O5 2. m, $40 uirbt
,PIITSBU RG. 's:iO a. m. '1-22. 's:I0 .. n,
CLEVELAND. -s:1O D. n.
COLUMBUS. $3.50 D. m
WHEELING $40 a. m. $50 .. N
MINCE SIE1R. 9:1o a m. taos, 200 pm.
FREDERICK, $50, 1910. $S15 a NJ, fI:50
taos, f6:A5 p. n.
H14S GE TSSf ts:lo :. n. $500 Pm.
f3:zo, 1890. 3 30. and 16.3O D. m
aDAlly- Except Sunday. 1Sunday onIv.
TELEPHONES ct ali OF the foIIoWt7g
Ticket Ofdces: 1917 St. Tel Main 15gi: 80 80
Station Ticket Office. Main 1880; Inforraatjo-
Bureau. Main 1880. noZ2-tf
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$1,000 10 LOAN

on Washington real estate: easy terms An
Div 70 DISTRICT REALTY CO. Inc Il I,
Law. MgT., loan ana rental dept Offices gIg
BOND BUILDING. cor. I4th q N y Ave
n ". 1ags-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on approved c!ty real
estate at lowest current RACES. Special n-fvf-
Ieges with respect 10 prior payments. Iarg.
amounts a specially TYLER * RITTHEF-
FORD. 80 18th ~ NV nol2-rr
SECOND TRUST
LOANS IN REAL ESTATE
Any Amount Lowest Rates
NATIONAL LOAN AND INV co
THOMPSON BLDG. 5CS 18th ST \ "
opposite Treasury. Next Drug store.
se20-tc
MONEY TO LOAN on D. c. REAL. ESTATE
Lowest rates Of interest Payments on Driu-
cipaI N amounts OF SluJ or more received A.
any interest period. THE j.. H. SMITH co
Bond Building. ls0S New York ave jyS-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-szsO - 100000 on D g.
real estate. Interest low. ard all Transaction
conducted WIKI economical consideration Tor
borrowers
VA. II. SAUNDERS 81 co.
4457 ST y "
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF Interest on D. q. Real Estate N,
unreasonable delay.
WALTER II ACKER
feE-tf 1920 = 81 " "
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SEABOARD AIR LINE
Ticket OflCe- Ih2I Penn Auar,,.

NSOtice-FOuOwIng schedule NOT guarantees
500 A NJ Daily-''FlOTida Fast Man ::
Through coaches and Pullman SIeepers "a
Savannah and Jacksonville Through sIaan-
ers Washington TO Hamlet. and Hamlet p
Atlanta. Dining cara
go P. II. Daily Except Sunday aboa-5
Florida Limited solid electric lighted P7III-
man with sIeepers u Jacksonville ST a.
gustine. Palm Beach. Miami. knights Kew
Dining cars
20 p NJ Daily-"Tear ROund Limited %
Coaches and Pullman 70 Savannah. JacLs51-
Vile. Tampa, Atlanta, Birmingham. Mem
phi5. Dia3as cars
r IA. STANSELL. District Passenger Agent
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

FOR SALE Or LEASE-On car H.. "a
acres; suitable for colOred pfcnicking croUnds.
picturesque: Q cent fare Apply 90 18Th 81.
y " da27-tf
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-FOUR ACRES, new S-rOom house. all mod
ern improvements, convenient TO city. a num-
Der OF smaller places, reasonable terms. l..
NJ DAVIDSON. Real Estate. RossIyn Va.
fe2f-4t
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FOR SALE-FARMS

For SALE OR EXCHANGE-Rlc fara, On
y ". rs90-2fs
The Washington times., 1909-02-22

COLLEGE PARK. ND.-BeautifuI and pic
tureSQUe in location contiguous 10 Nd. gr.
college. offers unusual advantages 20 sub
urban lOme-seekers, houses and lots Tor sale
on easy terms Address GEO. X. CALVERT,
College Park. Nd. fe.g-7ta
The Washington times., 1909-02-22

FOR REMIT. INST desirable houses IN
all sections OF the CISy . all sizes and prices
20 suit. We can save you time and trOu-
bic Dy calling, or phone TO this , ofIiCe
HARRISON REALTY CO.. Inc. 62l 18Th
81 n w 81 -eG2. ja29-u
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FOR RENT-BUSINESs PRopERTy

! OR RENT-AI0st desirable dwelling and
store on l-tn 81 n. K, near market. 50 SO
H. n TAPLIV. 140z F St. n. W.
The Washington times., 1909-02-22

FOR SALE-HOUSEs.
FOR SALE-A Fine Investment
JWo-apartnent house Of . and rooms
and bath builder one Of the best; alwa.,s
rented AZ &i5-- cost owner $3.50. Price. 81 go
r W. GRAHAM & CO, oil 18th ST.
FOR SALE-Here's your chance,
An attractive i-ro5m frame house in per
lect shape wide lot on 2 81. near zSth St;
terms easy Price ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. s. 80
F. W. GRAHAM & 60. OH I4th St
FOR SALE
on Kenyon ST. =. W: overlooking the en-
tire city six room and bath house: ~ feet
wide with colonial pOrches.
Rents. $3.50. Price, $3.50 Easy terms
". p LOCKWOOD
BIS 10Th St. y W. fe20-st
5 ROOMS and bath. new house: eZcei7e7-
nome for cOlored party, best section o. Ia
DrgIr Park, only 5000, easy terms. NEW
YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 r
y W, fe-0-9t
m c3urt. near Congressional Library; price.
$1,000 each NEW YORK real. ESTATE
BROKERS. is-5 f \ W ce-5-2t
8 ROOMS AND BATH. reception han. ex-
ge.leut Atte nome. E-oJmiDgdaLe, only 81. 600
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
Lf-S + y. " f5e0-3t
81 OWNER. Groom and bath brick con-
crete cellar furnace heat in hrsJ-class con-
dlJlon. 6io lfJh St ne fe2I-3ts
FOR SAI.E--F-o- SeuteeI coI0red buyer. He-.
~ +. section, convenient 10 Union Station:
81 brick bath, cellar. new furnace. good
stable. trust. $3.50. best bargain in city
a. $3.50 Must sell. So acl quickly. or You
win miss snap A5.ireSs QUICK SALE.
------Z o------ tr-l-st
FOR SALES. 0'0-H,lse within two sgua-es
OF Dupont circle, containing rooms and
bath modern plumbing.
j. O.. KENNEDY Campbell.
1913 g ST. y. W Ce20-at
FOR SALE-D5ut place. Georgetown. ars
colonial home. rooms. tiled BATH 5ig porch
perfect home low figure. easy PAYMENTS
MORAN s. GOLDENBERG. OBJ r s.. y ~
SIN-ROOM brick dwelling ia zogL order.
"J.1rea og-Ipaucy- ~. W section. viii be
sold cheap present loan continued o. Dur
c laser -. r. rI MFSTON, 1872 h s.. y W
ce5o-]y-
FOR SALE 4 sIz-rooun frame dwelling
with nice side lot. Ua t4tl St, between Pros
pect avenue and y street: a snug home.
price. s.. 80. Easy terms Apply % Ista
81. y. ~. Ja-S-tE
FOR SALE
BARGAIS FOR COJORED HOME BUYERS .
iS-N u ST NV, modern brick. s. JgJ.. $3.50 cash
1901 81. Cine IJD, IS. 900 ,.......... 500 cass
81 I'd 81 NV, frame aoLse. s. 5ey...S3yJ cash .
$50 Vermont ave. NV. mod brick.
Apply % 18th ST. NW.H
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DANCING

AIRS. ANNA NeGAHNEI'S Dancing t,rs.
.r.y. social dances every Tuesday evening.
monthly bail. February 81. Lewis Hal 80
-3tA n. w Irla-It-
PROF. WYEDEAM. 43I IIth ~ w. eyevy
Tuesday, Thursday ami saturday class 1906
advance 5-5g. viii teach Jll dances. lesson
50c. lessons 80. guarantee al scholars
Ja4-tf
THE DANISONS, PROF. and Mrs. 7I3 9Th NV:
best known. est. Iss-. reliable. guarantee Won
70 dance correctly IA Few lessons, bd-I dance
waltz. LAO step private lessons day o. e,-a.-
with music. class ewes. Tues. Thurs. Z t9 IL
practice cIars. go. phone II. 1854. SAT ere
Assembly Dances A. Eat'l Rifles Aruory
IdLI-sst
vAsIIINGTON'S H-a dancing academy IA
Eye NV Prof LEIILCR guarantees 10
yrach Al s4X lessons. full course. -. music
Ja5C
DANCING ACADEMY. 2f8 Eve St nv.
Misses Chamberlain ana CODb. le4chers. so
c4al dance Ihursdays IS Phone NJ 0si7-I
te2-tf
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FOR RENT-FARMS

\ +At'-t FOX FE-NI-s5 acres at LandOver. S.
room house good truck farm s. 1,er rorr+b
See McGHEE. 6lS New York ave. \. ".
fe21-st
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For Sale.

COLLEGE, PARK. MD--HanISome modern
SUNBEAM home. carefully and substantially
QUIT. two-and-t-half-stOTy frame dwelling;
rooms, bath, md large attic DRY. cool
CeInenteu cellar under entire house with slate
root hot-water heat, pleasantly located ON
ltrSe corner lot; planted with trees and
Sni inoery. oargain price. Address GEO.
IL CALNERT. College Park. Nd fe22-7t'
COLLEGE PARK MD.-BeautifuI and pic
tureSQUe in lOcatiOn:' contiguous 10 Nd. gr-
college. offers unusual advantages 20 sub
urodn pOule-seekers- houses and lots Tor sale
on easy terms Address GEO. X. CALVERT,
College Park. Md. fe-2-7t"
FOUR ACRES, new S-rooru house. all mod
ern Improvements; convenient TO city: a nun
Der of smaller places. reasonable terms. l.
N DAVIDSON. Real Estate. ROsslyn. Va.
fe21-4t
TWO VERY pretty new 7-room cottages at
District line near r l. ave, n. E Mt
Rainier; just in Nd. line; I fare: low
taxes. no special assessments. nor unreason-
able restrictions; best car service in the
DlsITlcts 70 minutes TO X St. Market. Price.
3, 400 Also pretty brick bungalow; cellar and
attic, slate roof and very large lot; cleo
tric light and gas; also house with 1 10
acres Of land; hne shade. Above properties
can be bought at RENT prices-that is 500
cash and $50 per month. j. c. ROGERS,
owner. S44 ID st. n W, and Office, in r. 4.
station, Mt Rainier, Nd. from 3 70 > o. CLOCK
Show this ad. fe5-tf
FOR SALE-Five-room pabble-dash bunga-
low y W suburbs, IS minutes 20 9th and
r Lot 15NlSos price, 81, 500 cash. BOX 5Jz,
Tines office. fe2O-7t-
COLLEGE PARK, AID--HandsOme modern
suburban home. carefully and substantially
built twO-and-d-halI-stOry frame dwelling:
S rooms, bath. and large attic; dry, cool
cemented cellar under entire house. with slate
roof; hot-water heat, pleasantly located on
large corner lot planted with trees and
shrubbery- Terms moderate. Address GEO.
II. CALVERT. College Park Nd fel6-7t-
FOR SALE-I have several positive ba-EaIns
in suburban homes on TenleytoWn car line:
$500 $500, S. SO, 5000, and many Others
Cali az Office for list I'D and y SITS. HENRY
w. OFFUTT. felg-tf
IF YOU WANT to buy s. Maryland farm or
suburban home, see u or send for latest
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MARION DUCKETT & SON,
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For Sale or Rent.
CHERRTDALE. NA.-FOR RENT & SALE
Five room house. $3.50 - month: also for
sale, . well-built new frame houses price
reasonable. terms easy Apply Room IS,
THCS. e.. HENDRICKS.
~ 10Th ST. y. ".
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~ KENILWORTH, WashIngtoa's grovinr
suburb. new SIX and seven room frame COT
tsges, heated by Iatrobes or furnace with
range and water in kitchen. large lots Rents
81 70 SIS per month viii sell on monthly
payments Of so to so. Ten new houses now
building.
H. y, TAPLIN, 1907 F ST. n. W.
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Five large rooms. with two baths and heat.
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FOR RENT-To desirable coIo-ed tenants
House, rooms. bath reception hail. con-
crete cellar. gas range. large yard and shed
Flat 3rd floor. y. F. cor 9tn ana
SIS. y W. " rooms. enamel and tile
bath room heat water, gas range,
CiIAS. :. SHREVE.
1909 9Th ST y. j..
-FOUR ROOMS and bath: an outside rooms;
not-Water heat; telephone, central location
EIloe. $3.50 IN ON s., y W Ie-o-u
ONLY SI0.2O-WORTH $50
Apartments-fiye large rooms. plenty light
and air. Fairgrounds for children No sos
Rhode Island ave. y. b. Take through cars
F. Il. SMITH co. Bond Building.
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FOUR ROOMS. basement hat. h5t-watcr
heat. good Ioca ion, $500. bath. Zg-0 ST.
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FIVE LARGE. bright rooms, bath. furnace
coal and gas ranges; $3.50. us 18th st. s. T.
FOR Rent
FRANK r. RAWI.INs co.
1915 Pa. Ave. y. W
A LARGE apartment in best situation. near
sheridan circle; completely furnished. except
linen and silver IouT masteNs bed rooms
reception. dining. and living rooms. kitchen.
servants rooms etc For Inauguration and
following months. reasonable terms. MUIR
RAY A. COBB, ll02 Connecticut ave.
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VERY DESIRABLE fiat for rent to- man ami
wife; low rent 30 permanent tenants. 2l-5
Pa. ave y We fe19-f,s
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

NIGHT sCHOOL,-One month Zee. uDro7-
iltlUuaIy. al DEAUGHDN'S PRACTICAL.
BUSINESS COLLEGE. co. san and u stg
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.

,EOOMG a. TuDNHSOE. Expert f,por.rIt
Ts. writer press machine initiates tsI.srlt
n.y. Terms reasonable G-5-G.y Nunsa.,
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The Washington times., 1909-02-22

Offerings in the Realty Markets
Of Washington and Its Suburbs
FOR RENT-HOUSES

ll2o 18TH ST y. W. Is rooms two baths.
hOL-UateV heat. rent $50 kARRICG x MET
'Al.t. 1920 y y Ave Fe9l-3t