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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1909-11-09
ON EVE OF
ERA WONDERFUL PROSPERITY
Will Soon Become Great Railroad Center Of StdtpDdiy nQur
les from Eastern Manufacturers and Capitalists

The Silver State has started a cam
paign of publicity for Winemucca and
Humboldt county, which is slowly but
surely bearing fruit.
The geographical position and ply
sical conditions that surround Winnie
mucca point unerringly to future re-
suits, which mean the building of a
city here ON the banks of the Hum
boldt. Examine the map of Nevada
and note the existing facts. Trace the
lines of the Southern and Western Pa.
cific, which converge at this place,
both great transcontinental lines. Now
trace another line from Los Angeles to
Winnemucca (Which will be almost
an airline), the one planned by Harri-
man, which will shorten the distance
between the east and west and be free
from SHOWS and high grades, tunnels,
etc. 1t will be available for sending
trains to and from San Francisco dur
ing snow blockades and floods.
After looking over the only two 9TH
er routes it is claimed that it will be
built to form junction with the
main line at this place. When in ope-
ration, the folders, tickets and adver-
tising matter throughout the world
will read "Via Winnemucca Route -
1t is said of this line that it is the
only one in the world that is earning
the cost of construction, as it pro-
ceeds, owing to the heavy traffic in
supplies for the great Owens Valley
aqueduct. That will give us three
railroads. Now trace another line
northward into Idaho, which is actual
ly building this way from the north.
It's objective point is Winnemucca--
where it will connect with the other
roads-and may be pushed down the
valley towards Kennedy and Goldfeld
grasping on either side the millions
of tons of ore, and peopling the rich
idle and free lands with industrious
farmers, who will later on add untold
tons of farm products to the traffic of
these roads. That will give us four
railroads, north, south, east and west
centering at this place. For all of
this it would be dull community that
would not take advantage Of condi.
tions that will force the growth Of a
city whether or no.
From letters coming to the Silver
State it is very apparent that live
business men throughout the country
are studying conditions, and are com.
ing
r. E. Tilden, an eminent civil en-.
gineer, who completed the Tonopah 6
Goldfield railroad in 1899, assistant en-,
gineer for the Union Pacific from 1900
to 1902, and previous to this was con
nected with the U. s. engineer corps
of the war department on rivers and
harbors, and whose last work was sur
veying the Rawhide railroad, writes
that he is coming to Winnemucca. In.
cidentally, he adds, referring to Raw
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CRIMINAL court
NOW in SESSION

Criminal court convened yesterday
morning, with Judge Orr ON the bench.
The first case called was State Of
Nevada VS.. Frank M. Peart, indicted
for the murder of Frank H. Reed or
the streets of Mazuma on May u last.
All of yesterday and today were con-
sumed in securing jury and it is ex.
pected that the necessary twelve mon
will be sworn in some time tomorrow.
District Attorney Ducker appears for
the State and p. A. McCaron, Of Reno,
for defendant.
Yesterday the injunction case Of the
Western Pacific R. R. Co. VI. G. r.
Webster was begun and is being heard
by Judge Orr at odd times today.
Plaintiff alleges that defendant took
possession of shack and certain hot
springs situated on its property on the
Black Rock desert, converting same in
to place of amusement and health re-
sort for men. 1t is also alleged that
defendant, when requested to leave the
plaintiffs property, refused to do 10,
offering to sell out to the company for
the sum of $4,000. The company is
represented by its local counsel, II.
Warren, and Judge w. A. Massey, Of
Reno, while c. E. Robins entered an
appearance for Webster.
The following other criminal cases
are set down for trial at this term Of
court:
Juan Contreras, assault with intent
to kill; set for November IL at 10
o 'clock a. m.
J. o. McCart, assault with intent to
kill; set for November Is at 10 o'clock
a. m.
D. M. LeBaron, indicted for mur-
der; set for November IL at 10 q. m.
A. H. Coleman, forgery; set for No
vember %.
Frank DePretto, forgery; set for
November 23.
Hugh Willis, assault with deadly
weapon; set for November 26.
Juan Romero and Herman Baye, in
dicted for murder; set fc- November
90.
Following is the lis tof trial jurors
in attendance at the present session
of court:
Thos. Shone Jr., Amson Reinhart,
Adrian Bernard, Andy Hill, Geo. R.
Sims, Alex A. Easton, J. G. Margo,
Harry Baker, D. Cordano, o. K Wes-
coatt, VIM. H. Abel, E. P. Stiles, Pete
Pedroi, Joseph Laval, J. F. Harvey,
E. B. Freemouth, James Ritchie,
A. s. Ebbett, D. 8. Baker, Frank
Tessier, John Ferretti, Lewis Case, T.
M. Frazier, w. G. Kirchner, Geo. w.
Ostrander, A. L. de la Vega, F. Ger
main, Ed Dame, Steve Ferraro, Henry
Riker, ]. D. Bradshaw, M. Cavanaugh,
L. Grelich, w. J. Merchant. F. w.
Noble, L. P. Riley, J. L. Allen, g. H.
Breffe, John Christensen, Richard
Helwinkel, s, Billups, F. W. Koerner,
Bert, Cabos, Rice Maupin, P. St. Peter,
w. A. Kopplin, w. s. Spencer, w. e.
Staunton, E. A. Duvivier, J. L. Work
man, j. Roy Bradshaw, Homer Tre-
gaskis, G. w. Williams.
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LECTURES AT
PARADISE THIS WEEK

Rev. w. l.. Dexter, superintendent
of the Anti-Saloon League of Nevada,
will speak at the Paradise Methodist
Episcopal church Thursday and Friday
nights, November 18th and 18th,
1909, at o'clock. Everybody urged
to hear him. F. P. BONNEFON,
Pastor of the Church.
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GOES TO INLAY ON
REGULAR INSPECTION TRIP

F. G. Krenkel, of the firm of Kren.
kel & Bosch, official watch inspector
for the Southern Pacific, left for I'm
lay last evening to make the regular
inspection of the timepieces of en-
ployes.
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CENTRAL" TAKES
TWO WEEKS VACATION

Miss Cecil Dwyer, operator at the
central telephone Office, left for Reno
on No. yesterday, to be absent two
weeks. During Miss Dwyer's absence
her position viii be filed by Miss
Stirling.
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FEDERAL mining co..
TO ERECT DREDCER

1t is reported that there are at pres
ent at Mill City several carloads of
material for the Federal Mining com
pany, who will set up dredger on
their property at Spring Valley.
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dide: fAs a milling camp, the mills
here are a rank failure so far This
is another proof that smelters must
take the place of mills in Humboldt
county and vicinity.
Another letter is from strong
company manufacturing denatured al
cohol to replace gasoline for power:
What materials can be grown in
your section suitable for manufactur-
ing alcoholic
We answer that among the very
best are sugar beets and sorghum
cane, both of which will produce heavy
crops in any of our sagebrush valleys
and along the foothills. Besides, both
crops will afford bi-products, excellent
feed for cattle, sheep, hogs and poul-
try. We can also add that there is
no point west of the Rockies equal to
this for distributing the product.
The promoters of new, extra pow
erful and safe to handle powder,
write for information of this place for
a branch factory. We answer that
Nevada can show no place so well
adapted for manufacturing or distrib-
uting the products as Winnemucca.
Most of the chemicals required are
here in the crude form In manufac-
turing the chemicals, there are many
useful bi-products, such as sulphuric
acid, the different sodas that are enor-
mously consumed throughout the
country.
Cities require foundries, machine
shops and many lines of manufacture.
These require small armies of men,
who must have houses and provisions,
churches and schools. 1t is this aggre-
CATION we call city
quote local paragraph published N
this paper last Saturday to show the
great saving to our producers here,
were they to establish large packing
house. Figure the amount lost in
freights paid in sending away crude
products that could be manufactured
at home Add this saving to the net
profits of manufacturing and it will
show that if packing house were es-
tablished the profits now earned in
one year by shipping would be doubled
by manufacturing. In plain figures
they lose primarily, in one week, the
freight on $50 cars of cattle and
sheep.
"Big Stock Shipments Scheduled
Next Week-Provided cars can be OBJ
tanned, a large amount of stock will
be shipped from this station, via the
Southern Pacific, next week. Miller &
Lux and the Noonan Meat company,
of Santa Rosa, will ship an aggregate
of 120 cars Of cattle to coast points.
Staunton & Dunn will send out 60 cars
of sheep to Charles Danzie, Salt Lake,
and four carloads Of horses win be
shipped to Los Angeles by H. Muma."
The Silver State will have more to
say on these lines.
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RETURNS FROM BUSINESS
TRIP TO SAN FRANCISCO

Frank w. Stall returned from San
Francisco last evening, where he had
been on business and to visit his
family, and will leave for National
within a day or two.
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PARADISE RANCHER CAUGHT IN
OFFICIAL DRAGNET

j. F. Harvey, the Paradise rancher,
is in town, having been smuuoned to
serve on the jury. Mr.. Harvey re-
ports that threshing in the valley is
about completed, with good crop,
and that the ranchers are now enjoy
ing their annual holiday
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FREIGHT MOVEMENTS AT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STATION

Today carload of coal was received
for Summerfeld & Pearce.
Yesterday the Noonan Meat COM
pany shipped 13 carloads of cattle to
Santa Rosa and 13 more to Stockyards.
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sUPT. JOHN GILCRIsT
VISITS SAN FRANCISCO

John Gilcrist, superintendent for
Miller & Lux, arrived from the north
today and will leave on No. 3 this ev-
ening for brief visit to San Fran
cisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1909-11-09
RETURNS AFTER AN
ABSENCE OF SIX YEARS

After an absence of six years, w.
terday on visit to old friends.
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SOCIAL CLUB MEETING

The Friday Night Social club will
hold its first social for this month on
Friday evening, November IL.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1909-11-09

Call on Ebbett & Co. for fresh and
crisp Utah celery.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1909-11-09

Ebbett & Co. carry full line of
fancy and standard cheeses.
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MFFHAN'S
SUBSCRIPTION LIST

The Silver State is in receipt of
the following letter in regard to Faith
er Meehan s condition:
RENO, Nov 7.-Editor Silver State,
Winnemucca, Nevada-Your letter,
with draft for sl35, received by Faith
er Meehan. He is deeply grateful and
wishes to express, through the Silver
State, his thanks to all his friends
who have so kindly assisted him.
He has every care and attention
from the Sisters.
His condition is satisfactory, and
although he has suffered greatly from
shock, the doctors anticipate no bad
results. Very truly yours,
INEZ S. LAVEAGA, Nurse.
Subscription List Grows.
The subscription list opened by the
Silver State for the benefit of Father
Meehan continues to grow. 1t is now
hoped that il may reach total of
$500. Lists are also being circulated
in Lovelock and Golconda by members
of the Catholic churches of those
towns. Subscriptions received by the
Silver State to date are as follows:
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Case Settled Out Of Court.

On August 2S, at a meeting OF the
parties in interest, held at the First
National Bank Of Winnemucca, the
ease was settled upon the purchase by
Plaintiffs Of 10000 shares of stock re-
naming to Workman, ct al, at 80
cents per share. The old officers then
resigned and the Peltons assumed con
tl of fha eompany
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CHEsAPEAKE and OFIO RY.

NOTE: Published ozly as Information and
not guaranteed
s-09 p NJ. & o. Limited. Daily. Fast yes
tibuIe train Pullman sieepers TO Lexington
and 81 Louis. Connection for Virginia Hot
enrfnes Pullman Car Louisville 20 Mem
mis- and New Orleans Dining Cars Ia
carte service.
no p Nj F. ". LIMITED. Daily.
Solid vesIbule train. Pullman slcepers to
Cfn-iunati Lexington and louisville
5-or7rarrrueut sleeping car 10 Virginia Hat
SsT-fars meek days. Dining ears. a Ia carte
ssr-5se Pullman s.eeUers Cincinnati 10
I-rfrsF, and ST. Louis, and Louisville 10
ZTs-rrriz Nashville. and New Orleans
l,Ee=srasle and Ohio offices. 5I3 PeunsvI-
--aria ave- 1899 j ST. and New Onion STA
,fTn Telephone Main 1905 or 2-06 for tick
cts. baggage checks. reservations and taxi
cab de6-tf
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HC RISES AND VEHICLES.

DRATGH- HORSE. weight 1850 lbs. willing
worker N-l sacrifice f9g 500 cali Il2 sth
FOE SALE-A large assortment OF warm
horse blankets. Soc 10 $40 GEORGE "
GREEN. l.a ie-a at. nv jal1--t
HAVING flashed my work a.u cell ghear
for cash. l9 rTJi horses and mares. { drIy-
ing and business horses. Inquire g1U T. ST
nv #aIf-Ts
FOR EAL.E-ls horses and mares Weighing
from 1908 TO l-5a1- u rgal- used in express
business single HaE- rs and harness. no rea-
syuabls offer refused STABLE. rear tls T.
81. NV. f4tH-lL
GEORGE DyEEELL.
10 ItH $. IS.
BOaTd and hiring business teams sBeClalty.
El-50 per day No. de-9-tf
COGSHELI.s ie the cheapest and most reIi-
able place to buy new ami second hand traps.
suITess. TuuabJats dayt0us and delivery wag-
ous. SD up harness. 50 zap. 2e LLth ST. mss.
uo4-agl
FOR SALE-A LOT Of good WORK horses. sold
for want 0l use. also one stauhuue and one
surrey. Apply rear f5a Pennsylvania ave. Hw.
sc5-tf
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
TicLrnF Office T11I Penn Avenue

Notice-FolIy wing schedule nos guaranteed
q-05 A NJ Daily-''Elorida Fast Mail"
~Froueb coaches and Pullman Sleepers %
savannah and Jacksonville. Through sleep
ers Washington TO Hamlet, and Hamlet TO
Atlanta Dining cars
600 p NJ Daily Except sunday Sea board
-I1rida Limited solid electric lighted Pull
man with sleepsrs 10 Jaeksonylile, st. Au-
Justine Palm Beach. Miami KzIghts Key
~ p NJ DaiIy-''Year Round Limited.
coaches and Pullman 90 Savannah Jackson
Vile. Tampa, Atlanta Birmingham. Mem
phis- Dining cars.
r II STASSELL. District Passenger Agent.
fi4-tf
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CATERING

GRAY & BRO. caterers for al social ruac-
lions. fee cream and ices iu any quantity
delivered promptly 1895 NJ ST. nv- Phone
y 4j55-I- u1-l-Lu. N .Ea-tg
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FOR EENT-s-ROOM BRICK AND BATH.
With cellar No. ~ Nrl 81. me- fs54e
' ~ '---r---r.-- s-a %
No 1929 Emerson ST. me-. . rooms and b. Us 80
'FA0- A. SHIELDS, 1896 New YorI, ave NV.
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PALMISTS.

Mr.. T. MILLION, scientific astrologer. g19
Eye Cd 81 NV. HOTOry astrOI0Ey yearly
horoscope, natiyitiez, s.. Information given
on any subject Horoscopes erected by means
q spherical trigon0metry. Main 81. dsli-tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


HOUSES.
--st iolh NV, $500 mo- IIf5 ~ uH.. o. 1.f3H5"
OF 18th NV. gGr has W NV -r D. go la
,. a.iL uaJlis.-...-.. S-5)I3ll French ST.. 6r-
1863 Wyoming ST. % --.-.....-..... g.. g.
W, l3r & b.. I0gigth a. & Sc orb ~ o0
''g 40. ave. NV. IugIeside Terrace,
l5r. 4 b-----.- 90 COL Tor b. . "a. 80
sut 81 NV, IZr. % s. mI5GJ BIZ shepherd
.5st Clifton. l0r.zb so aDl 81 NV. 6r b. ss.50
100 90 pun NV. RIB 55.0oi4oo Bis Shepherd
- - NV, HID. 50O1I ST.. NV. 6r b.. - %
I'D, = nw-r 10r.b. 5gmI5f9 W ne fr De- ZZ. 30
zoi5 University |INg ID er srE b.. ZI50
n f., b. ~. d. g. EUIIgT ID 80 ST. o.. gI.J9
l's4 18th NV, ST.. %. sI.I9IIfg3 ID Sc sr b. III 80
80 oIe-oh..-.-.- so.50IlHI + st., Or d. 1000
-.l 1''i'"HJ lNr.. Co. 800 18th ses Or D. %. 50
- r,t.L''HJ lur-- 1000 go 18th Sc. or 10. 1850
1904 7" NV ar b. 81. 5)i525 i se.- ST. b.-.- 800
COLOREO TENANTS.
'-'t II Sc 5r...-Slo57l7-J 18TH re-, or. b. 800
FLATS
1872 Mass ave Ils55 ~ ne A. Il 1s m
sr5 or. b.--.----SZ2 gOII59l 4fH ug- za Cd
II r. 1871 9Th. I5.uFI
OFFICES.
ilHirhlns Building 10Th and II NV.
D4llae rooms, s. per month and up
t"I.iHs-Guergy Bldg. GIL 18th NV.
L,1'A- al----.---- 500 Room 35..-..-... o. 90
room f-,-....-.s 1000 Rooms and g.. 35 90
HARRISON REALTY Co. INC.
'o49 -Nd-A aeb- OF l3Ln ST. NV
f9If-tT
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-10 900 square feet First usD
ST. sW. tBuzzards P8iuD. adjoins Arsenal
Grounds. the Government VIII purchase at a
big profit probably next year. Price zoe per
foot Apply 80 18th So uw. iaI-tf
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FOR RENT-APARTMEFTS.

ONLY I9.2O-NORTH $50.
Apartueuts-hve large rooms plenty light
and air. play ErTs@yds for children No 5000
Rhode Island ave. ne. Take through cars g. 81
f. f. SMITH CO, Bond Building.
faIg-It
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FOR ADVERTISING RATES ~ THESE
COLUMNS WRITE OR PHONE $3.50 MAIN.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R.

LEAN T. NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NET YORK.
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
SOD 3. In.--Diner, Pullman ParlOr-
1900 &. M.--ODservatlOn Parlor. 5-hour Train.
1900 g.. m.--Diner and Pullman BarlOr Car.
III 90 a. Tn.--Diner and Pullman Parl0r Car
100 =. m.--Diner and Pullman PaTlor Car.
800 D. m.--''RoyaI Limited All PuImans-
Eiye-hour.
fl.o0 D. m.--Coaches to Philadelphia.
800 D. m.--Diner and Pullman ParlOr.
$500 D. m.-Coaches to Philadelphia
sIZ.I5 y. T.-Sleepers to New York
s2;52 q. m.-Slsepers 10 Philadelphia and New
ATLANIiC CITY. f7:Co. $500. tI:o0 a. M,
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
week Days 2 a, ~, 70 II p. m)
s252 f5t0 1880, 200. F7:20, $500 $50, - 90
- 90 flO.,. aIt.00 a. m. 900 noon, fi2.05,
si.90 MS fZ:O0 s3:e0 1920 1880 taco.
f4:45 500 -. o. $50 1900, - 30, 400 1890
. 90, SIg.O0 1903, sl1.C0, El2.l5 n T.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, s1:Z2. $3.50 p. III.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE 9.I0 a. M. 400 p. M Fl2:40 night.
PITT5BURG. $40 a. m-, sl;Zz, 'g:I0 p. m,
'l2.30 night
COLUMBUS, $50 D. no.
WHEELING, a9-IO a. m, $50 p. m
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. m, f4.O5, Is 20 PIN.
FREDERICK. $50. 1910. s9.l5 a. M. +l.So.
HAGERsFoWN. 1910 a. M. f5.0o p. m.
ANNAPOLIS. s7:20, $500 a. m. fl2.05 noon,
f3 20. $3.50. IS 80, and $3.50 p ~
DAILY. Except sunday. SUNDAY only.
Tick1t Omces: 1917 C st. Tel Main 1891. 6l5
Penn svIvania ave. Main Z58- New Union
Station Ticket Office, Main 1880; Information
Bureau, Main 1880, noz2-tf
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

LEGAL ADVICE, all cases. collections. fa..-
ages. all kinds. corporations organized and
D.. 3. Legal Corp. 500 Bond E.IE
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TAILORING.

Gus has removed across the way,
from 5f3 to $40 L st. n. w.
ja2-2ot
UP-TO-DATE FUN dress and tuxedo suits
for hire NJ. j. PINES, Merchant Tailor.
1905 9Th NV uol7-9Jt
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FOR SUBURBAN.

a SACRIFICE.
~IN-TFPlI house. a. good 49, uew- large porch.
iatroue heat. southern exposure hign eIeFs-
upn pes' Of water p sd. from electric cars
Price if sold at ones, $3.50; 800 cash ball
anCe l5 sIlt
EDWARD DANIELS,
Com. N3JI Rank Bids.
18Th ami G. SITS. y. ~. 5alt-t
BEST Buy ia TsIoua Park. Nd. lfroau
house, ia-Se lot, sf-p annual jD-ome s3.'.|-
terms 10 suit.
WILLIAM H. LEWIS owner.
Room 51l. star Building Jdli-tl
FOR SAf.E-rno acres on Great Fails and
old Dominion r. r. ar depot, great bargain
price 5Iob cash. j. W. BAUCKMAN a. son.
Herndon. Va. ialt-6t
ll5 ACRES az Dunl0TinE, good seven-ro1n
house, barn, for eight horses spring in yard g
corn house. hen house. good orchard. plenty
~ wood This Is the cheapest Farm around
Washington Price So, 100, 5000 cash. Balance
20 suit j. " BAUCKMAE & son
ltefudGh a. ]al--ot
A FINE LOT in vicinity OF Cathedral a Little
below mars6t price, BOX q. Forest Glen.
Md jai2-7t
FOR SAL'E-I have to o1ser at Friendship
Heights t s.. JtifuI Groom hJuae. all modern
Improvement steam heat. elsctric light, city
gas; can be had at a great bargain party
must sell 5-d ana y sts. HENRY W OF
FUTT. ja2-tf
II YOU WANT TO buy a Stsrr land farm or
suburban home. see as SEMI Tor latest
bulletin.
MARION DUCKETT & SON.
Sc + n. W iy2-tf
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$3.50 Per Month

Dwelling OLA Tennessee ave. between z and
u SIS ne six rooms and bath. concrete
cellar and furnace, ali modern improvements
Apply To DIR. r. r. ROBERTS. SO Tennessee
ave ne. la12-5t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

GOOD INVESTMENT
FOR SALE OR E&CHAl%CfE-1quit In ten
of The best-cJnstrIcted six-Uoou- and-bata
dwellings ln the northeast; concreted cellars
and furnaces; avenue fronts. J. A. BEAI.-
NEAR. Room 80, Lawrence building. 6l7 18th
st. NV. Jal2-5J
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS for farms and
suburban homes for all classes. all prices
and suitable for all purposes. trucking. fruit
grain dairy poultry and Potomac rIFer.
NATIONAL FARM AGENCY.
1907 New York ave. uv. JaIf-3-
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

NIGHT sCHOOL-One month free. uucon-
FfffouaUv. al DRATGHOES practical.
lJTSTSESS COLLEGE cor. srl and ID SITS.
~. Bring this notice desl-th-l. =J,u-tu-tf
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DANCING.

TIE DAEISONS, Prof and AIRS, 80 9th NV;
best known est 1852. reliable. guarantee YOU
30 dance correctly In few lessons barn dance.
waltz. two step. private lessons day OF eve.
With Hlusll- class ewes, Tues, Thurs Z 10 IL
practice class. $50 phone NJ. 1854 Sat. eve.
Assembly Iauees at Natl Rifles ArmCry-
Annual Masquerade Ball. Sat. Eve. Jan
uary 18th, 1893, at National Rifles ArmJTy.
Prizes given. Gallery open to spectators.
ial5-Jt
MISS COULTER. the most skluflI master OF
dancing -I EYE ST NV, IL YOU can walk
j can teach you 20 waltz PROF. Eeuelher,
assistant, nUest academy iu city, barn dance.
private lessons. ltss sJcials. Tuesday and
saturday evenings. Phone NJ Ilss- jal5-5-
WASHINGTON $ new dancing academy rs
Eye uw. Prof LEIILEE guaranteed go
FROF. WYNDHAAI, 43l -lJh NV; every
tuesday. Thursday AMI Sa,uLl4g.. class 1856
ad .alce $500 viii teach ala dances lesson
50C. Lessons 800 guarantee sd scholars.
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DANCING ACADEMY. Us I've ST. nv.
Misses Chamberlain and CoCD. tea ere So
Cial dance IhuIs.la-s- Phone II. 5sf5-I.
ACHERs III 10Th nw. Specially, Barn
Dance class Non, Fri. s 10 IIs private lu-
stTucti0us by appointment. Hall fCr rent
GLOVER's. 5I3 I'd st.. private lessons soc,
waltz aid tW0-s-cp guar. lessons; barn
dance o.. classes Tues. md sat eve 25s;
phone ~. 1l-s. dezg-5It
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

convenient to market LEWIS & JORE-
81 = 81. NV jal2-&s
FOR BENT-Brick stable stalls Tor 10
horses. or suitable for gaFaEe. rent 500
Rear OF Grocery al 1895 2Zd ST. NV ja5-tf
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FOR RENT-sTORE ROOMS.

FOR BENT-Part Of beautiful store on C.
ST.. fine location. 5eWeIer. oDricIau. other
s-l.at. business. BOX Isl. Times Office. It
EYE ST NV. 1904 very desirable new
store. very large show window. very des#--
able location. rent 500. LEWIS e. JONES
co. OF T. ST. uH. faI3-tF
The Washington times., 1909-01-14
WINDOW CLEANING.

] CAN KEEP your windows clean cheaper
quicker and easier than you can. ] know
how LEON /. CALHOO<. Acme Vlnd8a
Cleaning Co.. 1905 j uw- Main 5I53- jaz-slr
The Washington times., 1909-01-14
JANUARY CLEAN-UPS
CLEANING, DYEING, REPAIRING.


W. ARE booking gaIlstlIa-s orders Tor waite
Eskimo and other dos5. also singing cauarIss.
parrots. cats. rabbits white mice. tats. Eg.d
fishes. goats. etc. sCHMID'S BIRD STORE.
7IL 18th 81. l=. uglI-Jr