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The Washington herald., 1909-08-29
RANDLE HIGHLANDS.

Mrs. McCubbin has returned from a
visit to Baltimore.
Miss Helen Loudcnslager. who has been
III. is much Improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGrsw have returned
from a visit 10 New York.
Mrs. Melling has returned from a visit
with friends and relatives IN Maryland.
Mrs. Crist and daughter have returned
from a visit TO Martinsburg. ". Va.
Mrs Westerlund entertained Mrs. Crist
and Mrs. Miller at luncheon the past
week
Mr.. and Mrs Schneider. Mrs. Van
Horn and daughter have returned from
Colonial Beach. va.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Turner were recent
visitors 10 the Highlands. being the
guests OF Mrs J. Smith Turner.
Mr.. Walter Wallick is spending his va
cation with relatives in Maryland and
incidentally, INDUCING in hunting for
wild game
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EVANSVILLE.

Miss Blanche Hyatt has returned from
two months visit TO friends in Chicago
Mrs Anna L. Harris, OF washington
has been visiting Mrs. John H. Tarband
Mrs, Ignatius Naney, Of Washington
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred W
Wilson.
The Misses seabold, Of Emmitsburg
are visiting the Misses Mae and Alice
Clagett.
Mr.. Robert q. Geib and family are en-.
joying an automobile tour through Penn.
sylvania.
Mr.. Beau Bowie. Of near tCoHington
this county. Is spending several weeks il
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Hnda Beale, Of Washington. IS
visiting her sister Mrs. Reyerdy Sasscer
at Woodland
Miss Frances Williams. Of Laurel, Is
visiting Miss Bette Peach, near Multi.
kins, this county.
turned Monday from a two weeks stay
In Atlantic City.
Mrs R. 3. Lewis and daughter. Of
Marlboro. are visiting friends and rela-
tives In Baltimore.
Miss Violetta L. Duckett Of Bladens-
burg, is the guest Of Miss Nellie Hyatt
near Mitchellsville.
Mrs. Lottie Perrie Is spending some
time with her son. DR.. a. H. Perrie. OF
Anne Arundel County.
Dr. and Mrs Charles A. Wells are al
Hot Springs, Va. They expect 10 remain
until about September 8
Miss Katherine Marbury. OF lower
Prince George County. IS enjoying a
stay at Cape May, n. J.
DR.. c. A Cara. who has been in Los
Angeles. Cal. for the past year. returned
to his home here Sunday.
Miss Edna Tippett. who has been stay
ing at Harpers Ferry FOR the past two
weeks. has returned home.
Mrs ". d. Humes. OF Washington. IS
visiting Mrs c. V. A. Clagett, Straw
berry HILL near Marlboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Bowie and daugh-
ter. OF Baltimore are visiting Mrs. Rosa
he Bowie at Mount Lubentia'
Miss Katherine s. I'M has returned
home after a pleasant visit 20 Miss Lola
W Garner. OF ST. Mary County
Miss Mary Higdon. Of Baltimore, IS
visiting her sister Mrs. Howard Dent
in lower Prince George County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice J. Lowe. OF Phil
adelphia. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. w
T. Davis, at the Marlboro House. MARI
bore
Mrs Lizzie Slaughter and Mrs. Mary
Wells. OF Annapolis. have returned after
a pleasant stay with friends in Calvert
County
Miss Mary Ann Minor. of Orange. Va,
Is visiting az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
John NJ. Bowie. near MItchellsville, This
county.
Mrs Blanche Turner Strong and daugh-
ter. Miss Helen Augusta, have gone 70
Atlantic City for the remainder Of the
summer.
Mr. John G. Holden is visiting his fam
ily IN Front Royal. Va. Mrs. Holden and
children have been in Front Royal all
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Robert ". Wells returned
Sunday from a two weeks stay in At
lantic City, and are now in New York
for a brief stay
Mrs. Nellie Fuller Brooks returned
Thursday evening from a pleasant stay
with Miss Claudine Brooks. near Seat
Pleasant. this county.
Rev Henry Thomas. rector of St Mat
thew's parish. returned from a two
months trip abroad Sunday evening. and
on Tuesday evening the congregation
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miriam Nesbitt. who plays Beth Elliott
in the Western company Of James Forbes.
comedy. The Travelling Salesman" was
in the original Peter Pan" production
at the Duke Of York's Theater. London
Fernando Eliscu. who has been engaged
by Henry B. Harris TO play Annie Jef-
fries in the touring company OF The
Third Degree" made her first pro
nounced hit on the stage in Her
Majesty" in which Grace George starred
Miss Eliscu made her first pronounced
New York hit at the Manhattan Tbeater
In Marta OF the Lowlands."
The new Blackstone Theater in Chi
cago. which Is 20 be erected at Wabash
avenue and Hubbard court. will adioin
the new hotel Of the same name and have
more luxurious appointments than any
theater west OF New York. Charles
Frchman will use Il as a producing
house for the West. and Harry J Powers
Is 10 be the manager. The building will
cost about $4,000.
William Faversham before entering on
his regular New York season at a Broad
way playhouse IN Stephen Phillips He
rod VIII present The World and His
WIFE" his last years success. IN Boston
and other important Eastern cities. The
rehearsals OF "Herod" will begin early IN
September. when Mr. Favershan returns
from England, and VIII continue during
the time that The World and His Wife,
IS presented on tour
Frank Pixley. author OF several cor,tr
opera Ibrettos and plays, has been AT
the Hotel Jungfrau Interlaken. for sew
eral days on his way 20 Baden-Raden
after a period OF iu health. following
which his recovery surprised his phvsi-
clans He was told 10 diet on a rigid
plan, but Instead went 10 Japan and did
not MT PriNley was formerly an ed
uorial writer on the Chicago Tfmes-Eer-
aid. and before that was a professor OF
English history at Akron. Ohio
May Robson arrived in New York or
August on the Minnewaska OF the At
ia>t'c Transport Line. after spending
two month"; n Europe This was Miss
Robson's first vacation in two years.
and she enjoyed Il Thoroughly. Last
summer. It will be remembered she plav-
~ ~N--NAta~"~oAg IA 44lC EAtIINenGIlOn OF
Aunt Mary, without weeks rest dur
Ing the hottest part Of the ceason. She
viii continue in the same play this sea-
son. In fact, she began rehearsals the
day after she arrived. and will open IN
Halifax. Nova Scotia. next Monday. Her
supporting company viii be tho same as
that OF the past two seasons.
When William J. Lock was in this
country he and William Faversham one
day discussed H. c. Wells famous novel.
''Tona Bungay." Faversham remarked
that he was surprised 10 discover soma
American slang phrase on almost every
page, and placed. curionsly. in the mouth
Of a rural Engl!shman To this Lock
replied that he was satisfied that almost
every highly picturesque bit OF American
slang had been sssimilated BY the Eng
fish. He remarked however, there was
one phrase that had been successfully
excluded. Faversham asked the author
Of Simple Septimus" what this might
happen 10 be. and Lock replied. ION and
or the water-wagon
Who asked Faversham. succeeded
N excluding that choice morselg
The brewery interests" remarked
Lock, dryly.
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too, sings up melodiously to the roles
top notes. And he can dance most
gracefully. So Orrin rehearsed the part.
he even performed 1t In try-out town.
But he threw It up at the entry TO New
York
IN act It for $500 a week. sing it for
800 more. and dance II for $50 extra. %
I'm told he said; "but won't mark down
the $3.50 to $500"
A farce that sklps along without singing
or dancing is Billy" The cofegian OF its
name is its girls football god; but he
gets three front teeth kicked out Lest
that disenchant her. ne runs of to Cuba
on plea Of illness. but really 70 accus-
tom himself 10 false teeth. and especially
TO learn TO pronounce his dear ones diff
ficult name OF Beatrice. OfNcourse, Bea-
trice is on the boat, and again, Of course,
Billy butts into an accident resulting IN
the loss Of his new teeth. That is all
and that Is enough. You wouldn't think
three acts of laughter could be wrung
from six teeth. The wringers are come
dian Sidney ard the Drews, and the
author, his daughter OF the Mckee Ran
6ins and married into Drew, Barrymore,
and Davenport relationship. Mrs. Drew
uses none OF the available names. but
hides behind a George Cameron without
any ooncealment The merriment f. due
IN about equal parts TO the acting and
the writing Mrs. Drew seems to know
that frothy bubbles can be blown I'D
just so large but not one-half inch larger;
while the famous Mrs John Drew's son
Is as def as his brother John, whose first
and last rule Is that the greater the
earnestness and gravity the more absurd
the line or situation. All OF BILLY" is
placed on the upper deck amidship OF an
Atlantic coast liner, the rail running
along the footlights OF the stage In
this the Drews follow tho vaudeville
fro!ic, "Billy's Tombstones."
FRANKLIN F-YT.ES
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Marie Dressler's luggage. which Is re-
CURED for the condolences short stay IN
vaudeville. has been increased by the ad-
ditiOn OF a portfolio. This small. bu,
necessary part OF the stars equipment is
the receptacle for the book OF her new
play by Edgar Smith. which has just
been delivered. Miss Dressler processes
10 be very much pleased.
The Washington times., 1909-05-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For Sale.
The Following Are Some
of Our Choice Offerings:
ON GREAT FALLS and
OLD DOMINION
RAILROAD

Two story, five room house brand new.
Cellar furnace heat Lot 5Ox13O. one car
fare Price. S2,5O0.0O
New two-story, four-room house and shed.
All fenced. Lot 75x1SO. One car fare. Price
s.. $4,000
Two story. six rooms. summer kitchen,
cellar and chicken house Lot 55xis9. one
car fare. Price 81. 5000
Two-story six-room house with porch and
cellar. iood chicken house. u acre lot. One
car fare Price, S25O0.Ol
Two-story fve-room house. Porch on two
sides. Lot 54x1SO- one car fare Price,
s., ,250.Oo.
TWO-story Groom house. Seven thousand
square feet OF ground. Large front and
back porch. OHe car fare. Price. s.. OOOOO.
Iwo-story six-roOm house Brand new
Large front and back porch. Seven thousand
square feet One car fare. Price s., 500 90
Two-story nine-rooIu house. Furnace heat
Good cellar under entire house. Nice fruit
trees In bearing One and one-fourth acres
Just outside one car fare Iimit-easy walking
distance. Price, $4,000
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SOUTHERN TEXAS GULF COAST.

WHAT CAL-FORNIA could give you 20
vars ago, Texas Southern Gulf Coast offers
you now. Two-yesr-old Satsuma Orange
Groves now b~ing developed; $3.50 per acre:
vegetables bet Seen rows give immediate in
Gomez you hOl1 title. We do all work al
ways. giving you cash share crops Dec. 1910,
1911. 1872. 500 ncre yearly. 1873 1914 1915, s75
acre yearly; 1t s, 1917. 1918. 800 acre yearly
1919 10 1925, 500 acre yearly; thereafter half
profits annually. You can buy one acre or
upwards. No finer investment plan In ex-
lstence. Only limited amount for sale. Come
quick II you want your share. STIRLING
IMPROVEMENT CO, Duluth, MINI.
rny5-i4t
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CHESAPEAKE And OHIO RY

NOTE: Published only information and
not guaranteed.
1sOO p NC. & o. Limited. Daily. Fast YES
tIbule train, Pullman sleepers to I-exfuRton
Louisville, Cincinnati. Indianapolis Cb Iesg1
and ST. Louis ParlOr 10 virginia FIof
Springs week days. Pullman cars Iouis-
vile 10 Men phis ana New Orleans. Dining
cars a Ia carte service
i1.lO p ME-. T. V. LIMITED. Dafiv
solid yestfbule train. Pullman sIeepers ~
Cincinnati Lexington, and LctisviIIs
daily. and Virginia Hot Springs week days.
Dinfng cars, a Ia carte service F51llircar
sleepers Cincinnati 10 Chicago and 81
louis and Louisville 10 Memphis Nash
Vile and New Orleans
r,b. sapeake and Ohio offices. 515 Pennsvl
Xsnia ave. 1883 + ST. ard New Union 81.
sion Telephone Main 1866 OF 2206 for toy
cts, baggage checks. reservations and taxi
cabs. mh25-tf
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
Of Washington and It's Suburbs
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Tor Cala
For Sale.

FOR SALlc-$S0 monthly; no cash: two new
houses. rooms and bath; all modern inn
proVemenfs; laundry in basement; large
rooms; porch IS #. long; slate roots. electric
lights in all rooms; lots 80 II. by $50: good
land and plenty OF trees; 800 feet from elec-
tric cars Owner, W. r. WILSON. phone
Hyattsville I0l X Apply on premises.
mys-st
FOR SALE-Five-room frame. lot 75xl50, IN
Glebe Highlands, West Cherrydale. Va. 1st
fare limit on G. F. & o. ID. X. r Price
S2,l50; terms. Also 6-room frame lot T5x150,
Glebe Highlands, shade trees; price. s., go.
Owner on premises Sundays and evenings.
my6-5t'
JUST RIGHT FOR POULTRY acres at
station; convenient to cits: 4 room house;
garden; spring stream; FISH pond; $40 cash
SOULE REALTY CO. 1928 y. Y. ave.
my5-tf
II ACRE; new room cottage; all fenced
with wire: splendid location; 10 minutes
walk cars; &c fare; only 81 $50; 500 cash; SIS
monthly. SOULE REALTY CO. 1928 y. Y
ave. my5-tf
FOR SALES suburban homes
No. 1. One fare; rooms; outbuildings- S2 500
No 2. 15c round trip; Sr. fine condition. 1s00
No. B. fares; sr.; outbuildings; 4 acre $500
HENRY w. OFFUTT
Cor. S2nd and n SITS. N. W.
my4-tf
FOR SALE-Two lots at BaIlston, Va; sl25
each cash BOX 2S. Times Office. Triyb- ST.
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Wanted
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND Clio R. 4.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. Z.
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
= 90 a. m.-Diner. Pullman ParIO1-
. tssoe n m.-observation PaTiOr. 5-hour Train
tl1 100 a. pl---Diner and Pullman EsTIor Car.
s1:C9 ,. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
'sseo ,. m.-'.Royal Limited" All PullInans.
t4.0o .. m.-Coaches 70 Philadelphia
800 p m--Diner and Pullman ParloE.
300 y m.-CQaches 10 Philadelphia
az 10 N T.-Sleepers to New York
'Z;6L A. m--Slsepers 70 philadelphia and NsW
ATLANTIC CITY. t7:Oo 800 tu:SO a. N.
70 BALTIMoRJ.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
CWeek Days a. m TO IL D. nj
'2:52 1860 1890. ,7:0o '7:2o fs=00 $50, 500
ts.Se. tloao9. "ll:Oc a. m .12:o0 noon. f12:O5,
f4;45. 500, T5.o3, $3.50 fs.00 "6a0 fT:O0 $500
900. 'IO:09. s16-S5. V1l-0o, Sl2:l5 " T.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, sl;22. $50 D. m.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS, AND IIOTTTs-
VILE, -S:10 a. '4sO5 D. m, si2. 40 ntqht
PIITsBURG. 's:1o a. M. 7:22. 's;I0 p. n.
CLEVELAND. 's:10 p. m.
COLUMBUS, $50 ,. m
WHEELING, 1910 a m, e. 80 D. m
WINCHESTER, 1910 a m, f4:05 f5:O0 n m
FREDERICK. fS.20 1910. ts:L5 a. IA, 1I:30.
s4:05, f5:45 p. m
HAGERsToWN, fs:IO a m, $500 D. m
ANNAPOLIS. S7:2O. 1900 a m, fI2:05 noon.
fg.l0 $780, - 80, and $50 p. IA.
sDaily. Except Sunday. tSunday onIv
TELEPHONES at all of the folIowing
Ticket Ofices: 1417 u ST Tel. Main 1851: sIs
Station Tleket once. Main 1850; Informa ton
Bureau Main 1850 mhl-rf
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FOR SALE-HoUSES

FOR SALE-3 frames, between sth ana 10Th.
on E St S E Inquire 9l8 South Carolina
ave. S. l.. nly5-3ts
FOR COLORED BUYER-On Linden st n.
E.; fine residence. all conveniences: cipse to
cars: price, S.. $50. Small cash payment; easy
terms. ALLEN c. CLARK, Cos F. ap20-tf
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SeabcArd Air Line Railway.
niclrnr Ofnca 1421 Pa Ave

Notice-l'ollowing schedule not guar
anteed.
g05 a. ~ daily, Florida Fast Mail 20
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers
TO Savannah and Jacksonville. Through
sIeepers washington to Atlanta and
birmingham. Dining cars.
7.2O %. NJ daily. Year Round Linn
itei. +" Coaches and Pullman to Savan-
nah and Jacksonville and Jacksonville
TO Tampa Also Atlanta Birmingham,
and Memphis Dining cars.
G. T. Phillips, District Passenger
Agent my6-tf
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THE SUBURB BEAUTIEUI--


THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL.
No other section around Washington can
compaTs with
CHEVY CHASE
Mone,y put into this property will earn
more lite, est than II deposited In the bank
as WIuss must advance. The To-
cation Is he best. the approach is through
Washing gtons finest residential section the
car ser yice Is perfect; each house can have
water. sewer. gas. electric lights and tel
walks granolithic. Lots range from s.. I.S75. 90
up, according 20 size and location. Houses
costing in the aggregate over 100000, now
building.
Plats, prices and particulars from THOS.
J. FISHER & CO., Inc, 7s5 18th st. n W.
Phone Main CS30- After p mr. Main 674s-Y.
ap22-tf
FOR SALE-On SC car fare line. in that
healthy, elevated, and beautiful section Of
Cherrydale. on the Great Fails and Old Do
minton Electric Road; II minutes ride to
and from Washington, on DC fare Cor 8 tick
cts for quarter, the following property:
and orchard: near Cherrydale station. Il
acres, $50 per acre; 10 acres only $40 per
acre; one, two, and three acre tracts. price
less than ] cent per square foot; 20 acres, s
room new house. barn and large orchard,
over 800 fruit trees. in full bearing. $500:
room new hOsse. large lot, small price and
easy terms. also 100 large building lots, at
tie end OF NEW HIGHWAY BRIDGE IN
the great, coming manufacturing section Of
Washington. only $3.50 per lot, 20 per cent
of for cash; also 150 acre farm, several large
barns. and dwelling house JAMES z
CLEMENTS, 1406 G ST. y. w. Phone Main
l0SO. my5-3tH
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LOST.
ADVERTISE
FOUND ARTICLES
THE LAW

"A PERSON WHO FINDS LOST
PROP ERTy UNDER CIRCUM-
STANCES WHICH GIVEs HIN
KNOWLEDGE OR MEANS OF IN
QUIRLSG As TO THE TRUE OWNER
AND WHO APPROPRIATE SUCH
PROPERTY TO HIS OWN USE Or
TO THE USE OF ANOTHER PERSON
WITHOUT HAVING FIRST MADE
EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT TO
FIND THE OWNER AND RESTORE
THE PROPERTY 10 HIM Is GUILTY
OF LALCENY.'
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FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

BUSINESS PROPERTIES near TREASURY.
dependable income and certain INCREASE
N VALUE WEAVER BROS. 1A6 f St
y. w myI-tf
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per month for loans IN all amounts This
includes all our charges. Others advertise
lower rates, etc; they almost offer 10 give
you the money; but when you Eo to their
ONCE they viii confront you with all sorts OF
charges for commissions. extras. etc. which
make the loan cost many times what they
advertise We make such charges No
admission fees; no charges for drawing uo
papers Others ads. sound good but in
vestigate them. find out all the cost. then let
US tell you what We doing and havs
been doing for twelve years The Comparison
VIII surprise you. Our endorsement Is IN the
people Of Washington who have dealt here
and been satisfied with cur rates and the
courtesy shown them We make payments to
suit your convenieuCe and ask no payment
on interest CT principal until TWO MONTHS
FROM THE DAY YOU GET THE LOAN.
No charge whatever for the first month We
are leaders: others follow. Let Us pay Cd
your loan and advance you more money. On
loans OF $500 and mora our rate Is only =
per cent per month instead OF , per cent
CONFIDENTIAL PRIVATE NO DELAY.
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FOR RENT-SHOPS.

FOR RENT-Lsrge paint shop; good location.
Inquire SOUTH WASHINGTON STABLES,
55s Va ave- s W apr6-tu. tn. sa-tf
FOR RENT-For factory or shop purposes.
room, ground floor, 20xS), with power. SO.
Rear 1920 n W nyl-lt'
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B.-FOllOwlng schedule figures published
onIv as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile. New
Orleans. Asheville. Chattanooga, Memphis.
200 a. m, and 1885 p. m. daily
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanoogs
Memphis New Orleans 10:1O p. m.
For Columbih, Charleston. Augusta Aiken
Savannah, Jacksonville. and Florida points,
i:l0 y m daily
L s. BROWN General Agent.
ae6-exmo-tf
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.
BOokkeeperS
w AMI StenOgrapherS
TelePranherS

MORE BANKERS IN the II States IN which
sno T DrauEhon's 81 Colleges are located
indoTse these Business Colleges than ind0rso
ALL othert- II YOU want EVIDENCE and
Naht 10 RISE 20 the sl0-a-day class ask FOR
EhEE catalogue Lessons by MAIL 81 pre-
TERED Draughon's Practical business Col
iese Shesiey Building. 1917 n. y ave. y. W.
ap6-tt
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FOR ExCHAAGE-REAL ESTATE

FOR EXCHANCE-Buildin proposition
firsr-class location ". E. value, 81 600;
equity. $4,000, business property preferred.
II a frst-class proposition is submitted client
viii consider to pay cash difference. Owner
being a nonresident and controlling large
interests in another city, has no time TO
devote or engineer building propositions.
L. Y. STERRETT. with
j. d. YOAKLEY, 620 F St y W.
fnv6-3t
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LOTS

In Dominion Heights afford the cheapest
and most promising investments on~Sthe Old
Dominion The only property along the line
where prices haze not been advanced since
the Roads om1letioa- Lots 25xf3O can be
bought fc- $50. 90 each on a payment of SO 90
down and 500 per month without interest
Allow our statesmen 10 show to you the great
development accomplished on this subGtyi-
sion In an incredibly short time
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office my5-2ts
MONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE lesl2s made at "a 10 per
cert Every possible consideration shown
borrowers. We have never IorecIosed on a
property.
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY
81 18TH STREET n. w,
WASHINGTON. u. c
MONEY 10 LOAN On approved city real
estate at 10west current rates. Special priv
ileges with respee- "a pTICT payments. Large
amounts 9 specially. TYLER d. RUIHER-
FORD. 5S9 lJth St y. w. aoI2-Jf
MONEY To LOAN on ID. {. REAL, EsTA.rE
Lowest rites Of Interest. Payments on prtn-
eipal in amounts Of SlOU OF more received at
any intere.it period. THE +. II. SMITH co.
Bond Builc ing l408 New York ave. jy5-tf
MONEY 10 LOAN-Sz59 10 s50O. 900 on d. Z,
real estate. Interest low. ana all transactions
conducted with economical consideration FOR
borrowers
wM u. SAUNDERS & CO.
ilOI h 81 y ",
MONEY TO LOi-s AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST "a y. c. Real Estate. No
unreasonable delay.
WALTER Ii, ACKER.
fsi-i 1920 81. N. W.
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AUCTION SALES.

MARCUS NOTES. Auuuoueer.
On Thursday. May 13. at 10 a. m. will
sell FOR non-pa yInent OF storage charges all
goods stored with me IN THE NAME OF J.
j. JOHNSON. uy6-It
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

MODERN lOr. and bath cclonia, house.
porches; oak grove. Is acres; hne garden
land. fruit near station; rent $50 per month;
for sale or exchange at bargain price. Get
catalogue
NATIONAL FARM AGENCY, 1907 y. Y. ave.
rny6-3t
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-FARMS
125 ACRES near Accoheeh. Nd, wire fenced.
2 large branches, good orchard. excellent Or
house. large barn, splendid soil; only $1,000
Get our catalogue
NATIONAL FARM AGENCY. 1407 N Y. ave.
uNy6-3t
FOR SALE OR RENT
Real Estate.
FOR SAIL, OK RENT-Teu-r bav win
dow house. thor ughly repaired; all modern
improvements. stable on wide alley, will sell
on easy terms, $500 cash, balance like REM.
price only 81. 600. rent. SZL50, about = squrres
OF Carnegie Library; see this bargain
MYERS 8. LIGHTFOOT. 1907 n y. Ave
rl4,f
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-Building lots in northwest sec
tion; state lowest price and give exact To-
cation. Address BUILDER. BOX %, Times
office my5-Sts
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FOR SALES pretty homes; T. s. and
rooms; just outside District on line of r
l. ave. y. E. splendid car service: one
fare; low taxes small cash payment: bal
ance at rent prices; also small store for
rent, with rooms adjoining; gas range and
adjoining r. ]. ave; $3.50 per month J.
c. ROGERSS Owner, FendalI Building. or
office, District Line Sta. N F. my5-1Ot
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FOR RENT-oFFICES.
FOR RENT-SToRES.

ELEGANT PA. AVE. STORE and cement
basement 25x11O feet; plate glass; metal cell
ing. all modern; rent $50 summer. $50 winter
with steam heat Phone 7l77 Main my6-3t
FOR RENT STORE
3. near 18th st. and Pa ave n. W. store
and room and bath dwelling good business
location, rent $1,000 per month.
CHAS- 5. MUIR & CO.,
1903 n. Y. ave.
my5-2t
The Washington times., 1909-05-06

FOR SALE-Two lots at Ballston, Va; Si25
each. cash BOX 2s Times office. uiy5- ST.