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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-13


ARTHUR NoRTHoN, 1921 Cole, San Francisco.
ELLEN DEMCHIE, 4330 Twenty third, San
Francisco
AARON M. SARGENT, 25i1 Broadway San
Francisco
Francisco
CYNTHIA REESE. 1141 ]. Eureka.
HAROLD ELLIOTT, 764 Sixteenth Oakland.
GLADYS HARTMAN, 1407 Twelfth Oakland.
M. f. GOSS, 1920 Clark Oakland.
WALTER JORDAN, 1922 Telegraph avenue,
WALLACE T. McAFEE, 273s Hllegass avenue,
Berkeley.
WALTER FARNBAcHER, 1864 Fulton, San
Francisco.
HENRIETTA SHEPARD. 223o Ward, Berkeley.
MARTHA TAYLOR, 2732 Hillegass avenue,
Berkeley.
JAMES R. DEvINE, 1899 Poplar. Oakland.
JACK H0BSoN, 529 North Fourth, San Jose.
ROBERT MURRAY, Redwood City.
HELEN CLoTHIER. Menlo Park.
GENEvIEvE KoEvoY, Menlo Park.
ORC ACKLEY, Pnlo Alto
LOUISE CLARK Menlo Park.
ELIZABETH R. MASON, Nenlo Park.
BYRON FOX, Palo Alto.
ARTHUR ]. CRAW, 921 Emerson, Palo Alto.
ETHEL CAMPBELL, 900 Waverly, Palo Alto.
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AWAKDED A FOUNTAIN PEN
Harold Crotty, 134A fremont

LOUIE AfPLETOk SAG South whitney. san
Jose.
HAROLD wERTscH, AGA Page San Francisco.
ELLA QUINN, 3sa9 Twenty fourth. San Fran
cisco.
ADA FISHER, 2lt6 Sutter san Francisco
PETER N. WILLIAMS, 1862 Grove, San Fran
cisco.
WILLIAM S. STICH, 1912 Page. San Francisco.
MARY KENNEY, &l5 Iaguna, San Francisco.
PEARL LUBECK, 40 Baker. San Francisco.
JosEPH1EhyWILsoN So3S twenty third, Fruit
MINNIE oRoNIN, 2O7oD Fifteenth, San Fran
cisco.
HENRY WHITE % Peralta avenue, San Fran
cisco.
OSWALD GRANIcHER, 2Oo7 Market San Fran
cisco.
TOM BRADY. 1916 sbotwell, San Francisco.
CHARLOTTE W. Melody, 233 San Jose
nue., San Francisco
PAUL SMITH, 1923 Post San Francisco.
JESSIE STIMSON. 500 Webster. San Francisco.
EDWARD LEoNARD, 100 Church, San Fran
cisco.
FRED KoMMER, 1855 Army, San Francisco
LEONARD R. JACOBSON, 2140 Pine. San Fran
cisco.
GENEvIEvE HILKEN, 1906 Center, West Oak.
land.
MTr npEn AIRRIcTT oeS Cbastar Oaktand
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AWARDED A FOUNTAIN PEN
Charles Dockery, 1911 Woolsey
street, South Berkeley.
WILLARD BENNETT 500 North Sutter Stock
MARIE GRANT, Cloverdale.
HENRY wILDEY, stockton.
VERONA LEAsoN, 1912 Twenty third San
ROLAND POPE, 242 Tennessee, Vallejo.
ANITA JOYCE, 427 Florida, Vallejo.
LEONARD w, FITZGERALD, 429 Monterey,
talleJO.
FERN WANGsGARD, 1O9A Marin, Vallejo.
ROLAND HoTALING, 1so Tucker avenue, San
Francisco.
RALPH Cassidy, Vallejo.
MELVIN MURPHY, 1915 Allston way, Berkeley.
MILDRED RASMUSSEN, 1888 Weber Alameda
OTTO K0ETHEN, 144S Caroline, Alameda.
SARGENT LITTLEHALE, 915 North Commerce,
Stockton.
EVA wARBunToN, es2A Third avenue San
Francisco
WILLIAM TRAVERSE 489 Greenwich, San
Francisco.
LEO MURRAY, 233 Folsom. San Francisco
JACK TWOGoOD, 1916 Mulberry Alameda.
ERNEST KITTREDGE, 2104 Vine. Berkeley
SHERMAN GIBBS. 211lA Vine, Berkeley.
ELMER s. CUADR0, 3S Albert lane, San Fran
cisco.
EARLE COLEMAN, 2743 Hillegass avenue,
Berkeley.
LEONA COLLINS, Hayward.
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AWARDED A FOUNTAIN PEN
Bessie Stein, 1856 Jackson street,
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ADDIE BUSH, 21a6 Mission. San Francisco.
WILBUR HILL CoTREL, 5434 Benyenue avenue,
Oakland.
ALBERTA MEALS. 1892 Pine avenue. Berkeley.
ORWELL MACLEOD, LAG Sanchez, San Fran
cisco.
EVELYN COLLINS, 736 Dolores, San Fran
cisco.
LAWRENCE MAUsER, Col Scott, San Fran
cisco.
ROSS POOL, Windsor.
TILLIE BERNARDO Santa Rosa.
LEON M0FFATT, 56S Birch avenue. San
Francisco
ELMER MAHIN. "a Elizabeth. San Francisco.
FLOYD MENZEL, 1G4G Lyon. San Francisco.
ETHEL M. COwLING, Grass Valley.
CLAIRE RERAT, ST2S Ninth. Oakland.
HATTIE SUMMERTIELD, 1904 Bray avenue,
Fruitvale
GERTRUDE MAMLocK. oakwood, San Fran
cisco
BAE CHALMERS, 2425 Oregon. Berkeley.
HOWARD WAY, 2511 Bancroft way. Berkeley.
HARRY L. EDGERLEY, 2704 Virginia, Berke-
ley.
HERscHEL JEssUP 262o Cedar. Berkeley
MARGARET CLARK, 232o Leconte avenue.
MILDRED JESsUP. 282O Cedar, Berkeley
MADELINE HENDERSON. Carson City Nevada.
MAROON ToNEY, 2100 Marin, Vallejo
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AWARDED A FOUNTAIN PEN
Gus Laita, P. 0. box 1874, Quartz
EDITH E. JORDAN. 742 Haight San Francisco.
MARIE WINTERS, 371 Sixteenth San Fran
cisco.
WARD GRANT, o17 Mission, San Rafael.
ROBERT LUHMAN JR., Larkspur.
ETHEL H. TRASH 752 Haigbt avenue, Ala
media
STANLEY CRAWFORD 1898 Home, Berkeley.
HARRIET o. TYSON, Niles.
EUNICE NJ. QUEDENS, box 625, Mill Valley.
MADELINE SCRANTON
ARTHUR PoULIN JR, 1640 Hayes, San Fran
cisco.
MARION CAMPBELL, 141O Encinal avenue, Ala
media
LOUISE SULLIVAN 43o Twenty fourth, San
Francisco.
MARGIE BURROWS, 3411 A. San Francisco.
DAN DAVIS, 2l4S Union, San Francisco.
oTHELIA TRETTEN 3111 Twenty fourth, San
Francisco.
VIOLA MEYsENHELDER, 1874 Guerrero, San
Francisco.
HERRICK TEMPLE, .204S Jones. San Francisco
HARRIS KIRK, 1898 Arch, Berkeley.
FRANCES W. MARSHALL, Laurel Dells, San
Rafael.
Rosa.
WILLIE T. C0LUM, Presdio, San Francisco.
RoSSAINE MASON, Healdsburg.
ALMA MITCHELL, 531 Fifth avenue, San Fran
cisco.
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AWARDED A FOUNTAIN PEN
Anna Robohm, 2065 O'Farrell
street, San Francisco.
DOROTHY BELL, 1886 Mozart, Alameda
ALTON T. MURRAY, Watsonville.
CLARK DRESSER, watsonville.
EARL BIGGART, 1884 Encinal avenue Alameda.
ADELAIDE JoUvENAL 1896 Seventeenth ave-
nue. East Oakland.
ELSINE NISSEN, Salinas.
GERALDINE ELLISON. Guerneville.
FANNY DENNIS, 1895 Grand Alameda.
KATIE L. ELLIOTT, Pacific Grove.
THEDA A. BERTELS,. 211 z1der Pacific Grove.
ETHEL HIGGINS, San Quentin.
MARGARET CONNOLLY, San Quentin
MARION RODGERS, watsonvlle.
GAvENA HILBERT, 1881 Eleventh avenue San
Francisco
GABRIEL FAGoTHEY, 1885 Haight, San Fran
cisco
ROBERT P. CRAUMER, 7s5 Shrader San Fran
cisco.
JEssMYN BERNHARD, Twenty eighth, San
Francisco.
FRANCIS coUGHLIN, l7os Encnal avenue, Ala
media.
JOE E. KING, Benicia
FRED WHITE, 1899 Union San Francisco.
EVERETT LUCAS, Niles.
CARL HANK, Bencia.
HILDA KRoTOZYNER, 2610 Pine, San Fran
cisco
GLANvILLE LANDREssE 22l5 Bryant, San
Francigpo
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AWARDED A FOUNTAIN PEN
Evelyn Murray, 1923 North Com
merce street, Stockton.
GEORGE S. D. w1TTE, 1903 Webster, San Fran
LEoRA JOHNS, sausalito.
BENJAMIN H. vIAU, 2049 Center. Berkeley.
DOROTHY ELLINGwooD, 2316 Stuart, Berke-
HARRIET TETER, 1886 Berkeley way, Berke-
ley.
EsTA ALLEN. 1945 Berkeley way. Berkeley.
MARGARET BERRY, 2049A Center, San Fran
CISCO
DOROTHY QUINN, SIC Twenty seventh avenue,
San Francisco.
LORETTA COoNEY, 1911 Twentieth San Fran
cisco
ERNEST wAGGoNER, vaeaville.
FRANCIS P. CONNELLY, 767 Fifteenth, East
Oakland.
MILDRED EVELYN BUTTON, Kenwood
ELMER SCOTT, $50 Noe, San Francisco.
NADIA DAVIS, % Randall. San Francisco
WILLIAM SHERMAN JONES, 31S Broadway,
Chico
DoDD MacRAE, 3799 Twentieth San Francisco.
RoDERICK MaoRAE, 3799 Twentieth, San
Francisco.
RITA MILLER. 1864 Nineteenth, San Francisco.
THOMAS CALLAGHAN, 1917 Sanchez San
Francisco.
cisco.
rIAnIrs srrTu Jp 1000 ro,1 Sn rron
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What bird?
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AWARDED A FOUNTAIN PEN
William Nilon, Nevada City.
FRED Caller, 37s9 seventeenth, San Francisco
HENRY DICKoW, 413 Twenty sixth avenue,
ROBBIE AVERY, 1927 Folsom, San Francisco
AURA MACHAN, 1905 Central avenue, Ala
LETHA GLORY HALEY, Pleasanton.
MARIAN OLIVER, 1175 Fourteenth, Oakland.
CLARENCE REICHHoLD, $50 Twenty fourth,
ANSON BILGER, 407 Vernon, Oakland
KATE CROCKER, 2301 Laguna, San Francisco.
WILLIE GRESsLER, 2Gs Second avenue, San
Francisco.
WALTER CARR, 1925 Eighteenth, San Fran
cisco.
SARAH WRIGHT. 1922 Washington, San Fran
cisco.
EUGENE HoLTKAMP, s2s San Pablo avenue,
Oakland.
ERWIN TOMPKINS, Cotati
EDNA HANSEN, 139A Thirteenth, San Fran
cisco.
HAROLD MCLEAN, $40 North Point San Fran
cisco.
HARRY R. KIsPERT, 1867 Haight. San Fran
cisco.
KATHLEEN sHEoBALD, 2o2s Central avenue,
Alameda
DAE HARTIGAN, Tuolumne City.
RAYMOND STEVENS, box 1876. GiIroy
VINCENT FRIEREUTH, 132 Second, Watson
Vile.
FRANK EsTERLIN. $40 Sixty-sixth. Oakland.
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What dairy wodu,
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AWARDED A FOUNTAIN PEN
Elsie Knopf, 246 Eleventh ave-
nue., San Francisco.
- HE correct answers to the puzzles
presented in last Saturdays Junior
Cali are as follows: '1-Galveston.
/ 2-altar, 3--rice, 4-Rufus, 5--honey,
scarf.
The juniors have been very indus
trious this week, and in addition to
the prize awards and the long roll of
honor published today many other
names of those who sent in the correct
answers have been received, but are not
published on account of lack of space.
These puzzles afford excellent mental
exercise, and the interest manifested
in them is source OF great gratifca-
tion to The Junior Call. Six more puz-
zles are presented tL0ay and 10 foun-y
tain pens will be awarded next week
to 10 correct answers showing the
greatest neatness and care. Write
your answers on postal cards. and ad-
dress same to the editor of The Junior
Call, so that they VIII reach The Call
Office not, later than Wednesday, after
noon, as answers received after that
time are too late for use. The roll of
honor follows:
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-19
Public Sale

I will sell at public auction at my
home on the N. w. Of 80, Twp. 1854,
Range 80. eight miles southeast of
Minot. three and one-half miles south
west Of Logan, the following describ-
ed property on Friday, Aug. q, 1909.
Horses: One stallion three years old,
"a godo one. One mare nine years old.
One horse seven years old, all we'll
broken, and good workers.
One wagon, one spring wagon, two
hay racks, one two horse power gaso-
line engine, and feed mill, one Hodges
Queen binder, one mower, one walk
ing plow, one breaking plow. one
'stubble plow.
One good mich COW, giving milk,
and two yearlings. dozen chickens
Household goods: A complete set
Of household furniture, and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
Terms Of sale-All sums of $40 and
under cash. On all sums over that
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-19
BIDS WANTED

Bids will be received Sept. IA, l9O0,
at 7 p. M, for the construction OF q
four room and full basement school
house at Burlington, N. D. Each bid
to be accompanied with a certified
check made payable to the president Of
the school board, J. S. Wallace, at 90
of his bio. Bids will also be received
for heating, at the same time. Inc
board will require the successful bid
der to furnish surety bonds to the full
amount of his contract. The board re
serves the right to accept or reject any
or all bids. according to plans or specl-
tications, by
Woodruff, Zimmerman q 60.
j. }. Hunnewell,
5000 Clerk.
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HOLD SECOND HORSE SALE

car load lots. This will be an excel
lent opportunity for the farmers Of
the northwestern parto I the state to
secure some fine work horses at right
prices. The horses are from the larg-
err horse ranches of North Dakota, and
are very we'll bred, acclimated and in
fine shape. A farmer can hardly in
duce these ranchers to dispose of a
pair of choice mares, nor are dealers
often able to buy them in car load
lots. Messrs. Carroll & Hubbard,
however, by buying entire droves,
have been able to secure them at al
average fair price, and the farmers
will be able to get them accordingly.
These horses run from sucking
colts to horses seven or eight years
old. They are practically all heavy
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Carroll G. Hubbard, perhaps the
most successful horse dealers who
ever did business In the state, on so
large a scale, have arranged to hold
their second horse sale, at the Great
Northern Stock yards at Minot, on
Tuesday, Aug. 81. They are adver-
tising thousand head of horses for
sale, and the number will be right
around that number. It will be re-
membered that at their last sale, five
hundred head of horses were sold in
the remarkably short time of four
hours. Col. Holland of Waterloo,
Iowa, one Of the best known hrse auc-
tioneers in the United States, will
conduct the sale,, which will start
right after noon. The horses, as be-
fore, will be sold in singles, pairs and
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-08-19

Nine Of the emplo, Is OF Cole Bros.
circus are in Minot, endeavoring to
get their pay from that company.
The men, who are mainly Finlanders,
had been working as roustabouts, and
were getting but IS a month and
board. They quit when in Minot, in
order to 90 into the harvest fields.
where they can earn almost as much
in one day, and claim that the circus
company would not pay them. They
engaged an attorney, who is endeav-
oring to collect their money before
the show leaves the state.
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PARIS GREEN at the MN0T DRUG CO. ""~ s... So ss"'o>

draft. bred up for twenty year. The
farmers were unable to buy all that
they needed at the last sale, and no
doubt will take advantage of the one
to be held Aug. 81.
This 10 an ideal time OF the year to
buy horses Of this class, for during
the spring Of the year. dealers have
q hard time to buy them, as the mares
are always turned on the range,
where it is next to impossible to get
them together.
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John J. Keavin will leave the latter
part Of the week tor the east to do
his annual fall buying. He will visit
the principal cities, winding up At
New York City. II always put of my
buying until quite lase," Mr.. Keavin
explained, because want to be GER
tain of the way the crops are turning
out. I will do some heavy buying.
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THE SPIDER AND THE FLY

Wahpeton Gazette: An old mother
spider has pretty big family in at
book store this week and
since the arrival Of the young ones
Monday she has entertained great
many callers. v .' r.
Mrs. Spider was captured by w. B.
Aspinwall while he was ut tho lake
last month and was brought to Wah-
peton and placed in show case, to-
gether with great big "egg," which
she was carrying. The old lady meas
ures about four incnes from tip to
tip and Is a rather formidable animal.
The arrival Of the young ones has
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been watched for with interest by Mr..
Aspinwall but he was somewhat sur
prised when they Matched out Monday
morning and he saw how many Of
them there are. About million Of
them we should say, at least there are
three or four hundred Of the nasty
little things. and the question with
Mr.. Aspinwall now II now to get rid
Of them. Mrs. Spider has spun a web
for them in the show case and seems
to think they can get along all right
and spends most Of her time catching
fat Juicy flies, of which she eats about
'steen every day.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for small
family In Bowbells, N. D. Good home
for sight party. Address Box 156
Bovbells, N. Oak. S-19 tt

Taken Up-At my home on Sec. 1,
two. 1854, Range 50, : mare. three or
TOUR years Of ase, bay color. weight
about 1000 lbs. no brand. right hind
a Ut about half white. Came to my
place Saturday morning, Aug. IA.
bpkxel Johnson, Ainot. N. d. r. F. d.
~ 8-19 90
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"Chief Donnybrook' Burke, the at
torney, is very busy these days, super
intending the harvest Of his 1900 acre
crop on his Velva farms. Mr.. Burke
owns nine farms in that vicinity, and
is one of the most successful farmers
in that locality. He has six binders
at work.
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amount, time will be given until Nov.
l, with interest at per cent.
Free lunch served at noon. Sale
will begin at 1880 p. m. Jens J. Elk
lund, Sawyer, N. D., Co.. H. J. Heoht.
|AuctiOneer.
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Editor Stafford Of the Velva Journal
was Minot visitor Monday.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31

ROOMING HOUSE; excellent furniture; ex-
ceptionally good location; every room &C
cupied; right price; part easy. THORNTON,
1875 pa. ave. y. w. an1l-2tt
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THos. j. OWEN q son. A%uctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE, BEING II FRAME
ING NO. % SHERIDAN AVE ANACOS-
TIA. ID. C..
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust dulv
recorded, in Liber No. 2g45. folio l5 ct SEQ.
OF the land records of the District Of Co
lumbia. and at the request OF the Marty Sc
sell. at public auction. within the yof1ce or
Ihos- Owen q Son, 1891 9 ST. y. w. on
TUESDAY, THE TTH A or SEPTEAI-
BER. A. u. 1903. at 4 CLOG +. NJ. the
folowing-described land and premises. sta
uate in the County Of Washington. District
Of Columbia. ana designated as and being
part OF lot numbered five t) in section
numbered 7 Barry Farm" as per plat
recorded In the office OF the Surveyor for
the District OF Columbia IN Liber Levy Court
:. at folio I: Beginning at stake on west
side OF Sheridan avenue. said stake being
the southeast bounds Of Mrs. Lucy Johnson's
lot, thence with said avenue south / degree
grees 20 minutes west 237 ZOO feet 20 the
rear line Of said lot numbered 8. thence with
said rear line north IS degrees 30 minutes
east Is feet. thence north 50 degrees 81 min
utes east 22S 15.1O0 feet 70 the beginning. con-
tanning 5.f72 square feet, according TO plat
made by William J. LatimeT, Surveyor, In
May. 1896.
TERSfS OF SALE: Cash. A deposit OF
Slo0 Will be required at time OF sale. All
conveyancing. recording. etc. at cost OF pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale 90 be compiled with
within Is days from day OF sale. otherwise
property at the risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser, after five days advertisement OF
such resale in some newspaper published In
washington. d. G. THOMAS
GEORGE #. COLLINS. 49, Louisiana ave,
Trustees. aus. 81, SEA
The Washington times., 1909-08-31

500 ROOMTNG H~OUSE-Pension Office To-
cation; ID rooms. well furnished. always
filled, cheap rent. THORNTON, 1906 Ia.
ave. y. w au31-3tt
The Washington times., 1909-08-31

WORKINGMEN-Listen 20 no funny stories,
but ask for facts and figures 20 fully salts
~ the pay envelope. see us, save "a clear s.
note on a tsilOr-made slightly used suit At
g 10 $40. one price only. JUSTH'S J.
STAND. Gle y y. ". II
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
THos. ]. OWEN & son. A-uctiOneers


CONFECTIONERS ATTENTION.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED CONNECTION
ERY STAND. INCLUDING THE ENTIRE
PLANT WITH THE THREE STORY
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING nc.
b23 FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREE s. w
WITH TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE IL
REAR OF 4e F STREET S. w. AT
AUCTION.
on account OF continued HI health OF the
owner and a. his request. we viii sell at
public auction in front Of the store on Tues
day. August 81. 1909. at ( o'clock D.. m.
lot IS in square 495, lot is feet 6 inches by
i5 feet TO a 20-fOot alley. the entire plant
which viii be sold as an entirety consists
OF the store and dwelling with hot-water
heat. brick stable with living rooms above,
complete bakery. ice cream plant. all FIX
lures. show cases. counters. saloons tables.
chairs. pictures, ice cream dishes. in fact
everything pertaining TO a hrst-class con-
fectionery and bakery The ice cream fac
tory has the latest improved M~iller-TysOn
brine machine. only used about ; months.
with ali necessary packing cans, freezeTs.
large new ice box, horse and wagon, the
entire plant run b. electric power. This
IS a very rare opportunity 20 buy hrst-class
old and well established paying business on
q good business street. Entire plant open
for inspection until hour Of sale. Terms very
liberal and stated at time Of sale. A deposit
OF 500 required upon acceptance OF bids
Conveyancing and recording az purchasers
cost. Terms 10 be complied with IN 10
days or deposit forfeited. snd proporty-rr-
sold at purchasers risk and cost after 5 days
previous advertisement
THOS- J. OWEN & SON Auctioneers.
rau24-7t-ex Su
The Washington times., 1909-08-31

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE. BEING THE FRAME DWELL
ING No. IS SHERIDAN AVE. ANACOS-
TIA. u. Q.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
Vacation Suggestions

DID YOU KNOW that &c a Gay would get
,ou an accident poilcy OF 5000. Get one
before you 70 on your vacation.
EDWARD TARRING.
1913 4 ST. X w
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
AUCTION SALES.
S. BENSINGER
I AuCtioneer
sfSTRICT GOVERNMENT SALE
DE- CONDEMNED PROPERTY.

On Friday. September 5rd. at O'Clock
m l will sell at Industrial Home school.
20 195 Wisconsin Avenue ". w, the FOL
|oVing condemned property
one vertical boiler, Is D.. D.. one horizontal
Iooher' u H. p. One gas range. One Worth
lhston pump. about one ton scrap iron. 10
|oarrels. market wagon. iron beds. springs.
I1to harness. hose. etc, and Immediately
thereafter I viii sell al inc Disfricf Pon5fr
SHOP, NO. 1917 You street y. w. Two Backus
gas engines, hot tube injection type. each 3
y p ierms cash at time Of sale. The ma
terial to be removed by purchase within
~ oaNs or date Of sale. On failure 10 50
remove, the purchase price viii bc forfeited
10 the District of Columbia and the Commits
sioners reserve the right 10 resell same al
public auction. the whole proceeds from such
iast sale TO revert TO the D. &. BY ORDER
commissioners. d. q. NJ. e. HARGRONE
Property Clerk. ID. G.. aust-7t
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
THE
TIE ASTORIA

First and b SITS. NV. Facing Capitol
Park All outside rooms. Two rooms,
bath. and kitchenettc. S22.5G.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
THE La

Third and G SITS. NV. Near pension
ONCE. Single rooms. IS. Two rooms.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
THE pENHITRGT-

14o4 Park road NV. in Mount Pleasant,
just of 18th st. Five rooms and bath,
$50.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington. and It's Suburbs

For Sale.

cor SALE-A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
9iA-r"om house. large pOrches. east expo
sure, bath, best of water. tine shade. GOOD
avn flowers. shrubbcry. fruit or nearly all
KINDS, hrst-class stable, henncry. good chick
en- runs, nearly one acre OF ground in high
state OF cultivation al fenced with palinas.
Located on high elevation one square from
electric cars. Price $500: Sl.OOO cash. ball
ance to suit.
EDWARD DANIELS.
Commercial National Bank Bldg.
l4th and q SITS. n. W.
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The Washington times., 1909-08-31

FOR ~SALE-LARGE BUILDING LOTS On
and near electric and steam railroad. he
tween WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA
CITIES Big sale on LABOR DAY" Lots
as low as so each; and terms as easy as 81
per week 'cighty-nine lots 10 be sold. Call
or send for particulars.
JAMES E CLEMENTS. Owner.
A1'o 81. n W. Phone Main 1850.
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The Washington times., 1909-08-31
RAILWAY

SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
n B.-FOIlowing schedule figures published
only as and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile New
Orleans. Asheville. Chattanooga. Memphis
a.oO a Ia. ana l0:45 j.. m. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanoova
birmingham, New Orleans, 1910 D. m.
For Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis An
a m. daily. sleeper open after 10 .. M
For Atlanta. cunningham Columbia,
Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. Savannah. JacE.
sarvtus. and Flori1s points, 4.lo +, N. aatlv
> $500 1s-sfgi sssg'
The Washington times., 1909-08-31
THE ~DARTTNGTON-

S4 9Th st. NV. Faces pension Office
lark. Five rooms and bath. $50.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31

02520 18th st. NV, 10-rOOm
house, overlooking the city,
$50 per month.
The Washington times., 1909-08-31

FOR SALE-S25 monthly; no cash payment
required y acre OF land. improved by s.
room house; an modern improvements; cIcc-
tIlc Ilshls m an rooms; large porch: cellar;
furnace heat; lot so by 400 IT,: plenty of
trees. good stable and poultry house: located
one block from cars, at Hyattsviue, Nd.
Price, $500. Apply on premises to ". r.
WILSON, Phone Hy8ttsville 11 X.
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