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full and necessary means of conducting business, and we welcome the influx of foreign capital to develop the unlimited resources of our State guaranteeing to 'sIcH Capital aos6fSScsrse@- fair %-sa ssaaant. and the protection of just laws; but we deplore the disgraceful domination of Legislatures by corpOration-paid bosses and professional politicians, and wecon- demn the action of spineless and sub- servient legislators who, at the behest of these bosses, force down the throats of the people measures detrimental to the community at large.
 We resent the imputation, promul- gated by democratic newspapers and speakers, that a Republican Constitu- tional Convention in Arizona will accept orders from Washi lgton and adopt a ready-made Constitution framed in Washington, and as the best answer to this charge we offer this Declaration of Principles.
 Nomination of a candidate for Delegate to the Constitutional Con- vention was declared next in order and Colonel Bird placed before the convention the name of Bracey Curtis, the short speech of nomina- tions being punctuated with ring ing and enthusiastic cheers from the delegates and the audience. The nomination was seconded by everybody in the hall, delegates and spectators alike, and it was made unanimous by rising vote, amid much enthusiasm and an- other round of ringing cheers.
 When the chairman announced the nomination Mir. Curtis was called before the convention, and in terse yet pointed speech he ac- cepted the nomination, endorsed the platform adopted by the con- vention, pledged himself and the party to a clean and clear cut campaign, pledged his best efforts to win, and promised that in case of election he will work to the best of his ability to secure incorpora- ton in the constitution of the principles enunciated in the plat form and to represent all the peo- pie of Santa Cruz county. The convention then proceeded to the details of adoption of a vignette or party emblem for the official bal lot and adoption of resolutions fol filing in accordance with law the ticket, vignette, etc.
 The convention then named as a county central committee the fol- lowing gentlemen from the various precincts as shown, viz:
 Nogales: V. A. Smelker, E Titcomb, Charles L. Fowler, H Gordon Glore, 5. F. Noon, H. K Chenoweth, E. K. Cumming.
 Calabasas:
 Tubac: J. F. Black.
 Crittenden: A. s. Henderson Geo. w. Piper.
 Harshaw: Al Hopkins.
 Washington Camp: Charles A Bankerd.
 Lochiel: A. E. Moody.
 Camille: R. A. Rodgers.
 Montana Camp: J. s. Andrews
 Elgin:
 Sopori:
 Mowry: OrtOn Phelps.
 Salero: A. l.. Cane. Later the committee held a meet ing and elected as chairman Dr. V A. Sneaker and E. K. Cummin was elected secretary, and E. Tit comb treasurer.
 The business of the convention being completed about an hou was devoted, before adjournmen to Snaoohas eavaral addrasses he
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Monday evening MT. H. Gordon Glore went to the camp of thsr Sonora Copper Company.
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Later the committee held a meet ing and elected as chairman Dr. V. A. Sneaker and E. K. Cumming was elected secretary, and B. Tit comb treasurer.
 The business of the convention being completed about an hour was devoted, before adjournment, to speeches, several addresses be- ing made, all arousing great en- thnsiasm, and applause. The speakers were MT. Barry, Thos,
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FOR SALE
EXQUISITE HOME
WEST OF 18TH ST.
CLOSE TO conn. AVE. CARS.
on THE HEIGHTS.

% FEET WIDE LARGE ROOMS.
Ample room for garage.
II you save $4,000 to pay for q home SAVE
OVER $4,000
AND BUY THIS ONE
FOR LESS THAN $1,000.
perfect section: only high grade 6rst-class
homes: no HATS: close to. but out Of sight 81.
stores; no two-story houses; distinguished
neigh hors--tudges. army aud navy oficials,
lawyers. capitalists. etc.
4 homo Of individuality: pretty inside and
cut. Drawing room: large foyer: reception
hall: dining room; buffers pantry and kitchen
main floor
Library "a charming room, and three cham.
beTs on I'll foor.
Three chambers Sd floor.
LARGE VENTILATED AIR SPACE over Sd
1eo-.
Nine closets.
Open fircpiaccs: exquisite maBtels: LIGHTING
1xtures and pa pering OF the highest type and
auality: servants room with toilet ana bath
Hotwster heat: the "Pfttshurk'' water
heater: hot water always ready: laundry room
with tub; electric light: porches front and
rear.
Critical. careful inspections will convince you
that this house has equa! In every feature.
LESS THAN $4,000.
Exceptionally easy terms.
BELT, O'BRIES CO., INC,
ociB-3t,eSu 1909 g NV.
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LEGAL notice..

SUPREMs court OF THE DIsTRICT OF
administr.,ion.---TSis ;, 70 give notice: That
obtained from the PsobAte Ccuri 81 tie District
Of Columbia letters OF administfatian On the
estate Of Mary L.ddy: late Of the District o.
Columbia, desessed All persons having claims
hieit the same, with the vouchers thereof legal
IL authenticated. 70 the subscriber. on or Be-.
fore the 18th day Of October, 4. d. 1911: other.
wise tAes may by law be excluded from sil
BENEFITS Of said estste- Given under my hand
this 18th day Of October. 1910. JOIN LYNCH.
SIC E ne, sseaD Attest: lanes tanner. Reg.
lister Of Wills for the District OF Columbia.
Oerk Of the Probate Court. Carlisle 4 Inckstt,
Attorneys. r cclS-law.3t
IN rag SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis.
trict Of Cclumbia.-Charies II. venahle; plaintiff.
aesis .fhis ean.e sels6 refsrfd to the snditoi
this cause who have died within three years.
and to state the Of TIE trustee, neticc u
hereby syEn ts:s wtIl prssss,Ss al, cits tie fsf
Ct ne au6itnr,s rooms II the Q. g. eourtccrse.
Washington. n c.: All persons having elaine
against the estates Of Charles II. Nenable JeAe
". Vepahc, Thonias n vcnable Joseph G: Ven.
able. Mary V. Jones. james ". Milstcxd. Are
poti6ed to present the same. with the proof
thtIsof. 1T the said tine and place LOUIS
DENT. auditor. 8f3oRGE c. GERTMAN. Atty.
oty. 1SlS
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Southern Railway.

"A information 6pd are not gaAfaHfeed:
FOR Atlanta. BlFhinxnnns. Mobile. New Or
900 m daily fef Chattaneok1 and Memphis,
Fsr Aosnsks. KscH,llle: Chatt,noosa. slrnlss
fof Rossets. fpqxvilie. ChetfanseeA. Men
niis, Nashyfiie. t:fo an. daily tsleepias cal
Voc Atlanta. Rirtnisshsfn Columbia, Charles
tor, Aukuste. Aiker. SavannaA. Jacksonville and
Yssfist cs;s FOR csliforsia Kosdas. wednesasy
Local fol-. Farrissnburg: $40 Am; ds!iy: s:es
e46 s.n. daily asd for Caarlottesville. s:3!
an. and 4:b5 pm. daily: for warrenton. +t0:
~. daily hRd 4:3g pm. week days. Fre40ent
hains to and from Bluement:
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ron sALE-oPEN TOMORROW.
remarkably big value In a beautiful
house Just reduced IL. price.
1898 OA1.YEAT eT
(NashiDgton Heiahts.,
II 6ue large rooms ana 2 tiled baths;
NEpStan PRICE, saoco.
Four large, well lighted rooms Oh Hrst
hoof; dtep lot; Afxt CHASE order through
out. II you are Looking for 4 Ane home
in an unimpeachAble DeiShborhood. do
not fall 10 see this.
Remember the address. 1888 CaIvert ct.
MOORE 4 HIId. une.J. 1893 q ST. NV.
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FOR SAIlE-oPEN TOMORROW.
a most renarkable talue in q house fcI
$3.50; easily worth $4,000. ard much suPe
nor 10 many At eSen higher figures.
1919 CALVERT ST., Wasnineton Heights.
Certainly the sest located, as Well az the
largest fof the motley. In wasAinkton. Eleven
large, Well lighted rooms; hEDROoMS; two
beautiful tied hths. with PEDESTAL washst and
in one; large pAflor. finished In silk tckko
dining room large and unusually bright. Jara
ncse leather on walls; large reception ball,
With window: . tiled Kitchen; unsurpassed Ia
any 100000 house: electric and gas light; two
stair*ays; cellar under whole house: front and
back entrances TO cellar: laundry tubs: heat
isf system Of high character. Double back
peFch, The house L pow being put In
Gas ard electric fixtures are to be reenarn-
clea ana every feature Of the house made as
cod a. new, with many improvements over
Original condition. when house sold f0t $loboo;
property has loan Of $500 at Sc, which
Gap remain If desired.
Remeinber. the price IL only $500. Go to
see Il o. ask US to show you.
MOORE 4 HILL (lnc.), 1888 G ST. NV.
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IN THE sUPRaeB oepRT OF THE DTS
:rict OF Columbia. -SaYhccl 4. simmons ct al. vs.
Arthur Simmons 81 al.-Eauity No. 29Aos--1his
cause being referred TO the auditor to state the
the proceeds among the parties entitled, also 70
state the account OF the executor Of the estate OF
viii priced With the reference on Tuesday. Dc
tober IL 1910. At 2 pm, at the auditors ROOMS
IN the Z. s. courthouse, Washington. ID. c. All
persons having elaine nettded to present the
same. with the proof thereof at the said time
and Place. louis A. DENT. Auditor. GEORGE
C. GERMAN. Atty. cc5 1918
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FOR sALE-H0USES.


FOR sALE-HoLMEAH NXNoR.
rooms and bath;
heated BY hot water: all improvements;
built 3 SS ssEs; s sGss condition
W" ssis, =; sAusSsSs Co., e's'f 49, ST. NV
FaA y SfAssft! a!inSSfNt COLONIAL HOME.
Wide porches front and rear.
Hardwood trim throughout.
Massive m8nteis.
Rest edge grain flooring.
Two china cabinets In kitchen.
Large tiled bathroom.
Heated by hot water
Servants closet In cellar.
P4sicE oNhY sssis.
WM; H. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1907 ST. ~"
Owner has authorized us to sell bis besuti
'' '''' OK S' VERY =; E IS TERMS.
s., 81 ssu ct Ky E'; 5o 'ss7 ST
Fof s sddsR H ss7Se or ST Gf ST AVE-
see ssI,s sAs HONS ssS S KS Ra4H.
s.os' 'I SrFS FOR 1SsPsrTIoS SoNeA.s
oc15-3t
FOR SALE-IfTES1MENTS.
4 NEW BRICK HOUSES,
SOUTHEAST.
RENT, $500 EACH-PRiCE. $1,000 EACH.
VIII trade for clear ground.
VIM. Fl. SAUNDERS 1 CO., 1907 r ST. wv.
oc16-3t
FOR sALE-FoR tOTlORED PURCHASER.
FACING MAINLAND AVE. NE.
2-story and cellar brick.
Heated by furnace.
PRICE, $4,000.
$500 CASH-BAIiANCE MONTHLY.
Address BOX 10. Star Office. oc15-3t
FOR SALE-BRAND-NEW HOUSE: COST MI
s. $40, will sell fer 1880: in Washington.
choicest location: bought by me before compile
tion and changes made which materially I'm
prove the house a home; never been occu
pied. and reason for selling that change o.
position has taken me out 81 town perns nently
nfne large rooms and ot-*ater heat: hardwood
nonrs. will personally arrange terms to sui
anybody who cares to make me an oher. NJ
agents need apply. Address Boz o., Star Office
oc14-St
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia, Holding Probate Court.-Estate Of
MafKAret +. TheaiAs. deceased.-No. 1887, Ad-
min!stfation Docket.-Applcst ton having beet
made herein for probate Of the last will and
testameutary on said estate. by Kate Humphrey.
fe e.eeutrix named in said will; it Is ordered
this 30th day OF September AID. 1910. that
Edwin P. fdmtbrey. George Tucker. Howard
TUCKER, Jane. Tucker. william Tucker. Bessie
Percy Thomas. and ali others copcerned, appear
in said court W.T., on MGnd.y the 9Th day Of No.em.
why sack sppiicaties should rot be granted. Let
notice hereof be published il the .'Wasblngtep
Law kspcrter and The Evening Star once 10
day herein mentioned the frst publication to he
mot lsae than thirty DAYS before said return day
htte.s jiMss ffSSn s sss,s p' q wis sos
the District Of Columbia. CLERK Of the Probate
,oct .1aw.9t
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FOR sALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE--l4is TO l42i r ST. Ne: JUST
squares from II st. car line; 20 II. front: =
rooms, tiled bath, corcreteA cellar; hot, watel
heat; front and back porcbes price, $3.50;
easy terms; open from s am. to $3.50 pm.
LACY & BELT.
Owners and Builders.
" p: ~" full, commlssJaa e . aa,S '''-
FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL HOMES
IN AN IDEAL LOCATION.
These attractive homes will come DIP
to your expectations ia every way
price. location and workmanship are
combined to make them real homes.
SAMPLE HOUSE.
ci13 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
PRICE. St. $50
Near Beautiful Soldiers Home
Grounds.
Six large. beautiful rooms. reception
hall. handsomely finished throughout
and papcred with exquisite taste; lat
est style gas fixtures; handsome cab.
net mantele
OPEN DR. INSPECTION.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDoN.
I07 G ST. NV.
FOR sALE-FLEGANT SEMI DETACHED 6
TO alley: fine brick stable for 6 horses; price,
81: so0 A. B. CAMPBELL. 615 18th NV.
FOR SALE-BY OWNER. 174s EUCLID, NEAR
18th and Col. rd.; reception hall plan; kitchen
6rst floor: laundry in cellar; newly painted
and papercd; price, $4,000. but offer c"nsid.
cred: easy FERNS Room aO4, Dime Savinge
Bank bldg. Phone N. .263s. se27-n
FOR SALE
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
ron SALE.

ron SALE.
HAVE fOC SOME CASH. CHICKEN FARM IN
running order across the river: acre sr.
good drainage. address Boz as, Bsllston, Va.
on TROLLEY. IN VIRGINIA, ATTRACTIVE
bungalow: rooms: large porch; pump on in
clesed porch: over one acre due gar4cn mnd:
Ocl5-Sts
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Chesapeake & Ohio Lines

Chesapeake & Ohio Lines
rub3lshed ONLY As infornation. not guaranteed.
2.UO pm. Daily.-Fof Virginia. West virGiBia
and Kentucky points. Pullman sieepers to
CtncIAnati and louisville. Psrlor car 10
Virginia Hot Springs week days. Dining ear
from charlottesville.
$50 Pm. DaIly.-CINCINNATIsT. LOUIS CHI.
CAGO SPECIAL. Solid train to st. Louis,
with Pullman sleeper to Chicago. Stops only
at important stations. Pullman's finest equip.
=, nsRt and e, g L caEss ainips car; "a.
rinnati. Louisville. the west. southwest and
northwest. Pullman sleepsrs to Virginia Hot
Springs. Cincinnati and louisville g. & o.
4 ID carte dining car.
C. o. odsces.. Sia Pa. ave. 1889 F St. and
pson station. Phone Main 1895 and ZOO fof
tickets. bdkkage checks. reservatons and taxicabe
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Atlantic Coast Line.

THE STANDARD railroad OF the South
Notlce.-Time OF arrivals and departures and
connections not guaranteed.
4:2o am. daily Through sleeping cars and
coaehes to Jacksopvilte.
4:05 pm. daily Through sleeping cars to
Charleston: s. C; augusta. Sayannsh. Ga; Jack.
knights Key for Havsnal. Through coaches e
Jactsonyille. CNExCELLED DINING CAB
$50 pm. daiiy-"Paimetto Limited'-Through
seep4ts to Charleston, $. G., spd Wilmington.
Tet ef'q 5ce eoaf sfs r SsW YeaT AVE
GEO. P: JAMES. u. r. A.. Washington. D. o.
T. c. WHITE, G.. P. A.; ". j. CRAIG, p. T.
NJ, WILMINGTON. n G.
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FALLS CHURCH THE IDEAL SCBCkB.
Excellent train service: only 80 minutes from
Washington; electric road soon to be double
FOR SALE - i2r house. modern imrrove-
ments. : acres Of land. center Of town; shade.
acres Of land: shade, fruit; $1,000. House
cost &s.da10 to build
t se:.tituI home; =; house: one acre: .a.sa.s:
Must he sold al once. as owner IS going west.
sr brick Louise. y acre. large lawn. shade:
stable: good water; center of town: only
Tor Mick house. stable. beautisni shade. y
acre. near center Of town: only 1880. House
6r. house near center Of town: large Tot:
shade: 81 $50: easy terms
shade: $3.50 10 innneai.A PURCHASER.
FOR RENT
e.. house. $40 per month.
sr. brick house. sls per month.
New Sr. frame house. SIS per mouth.
1?r. frame house. furnace heat. acre Of
7r. frame house. large lot shade. $l5 per mo-
Tor. frame house. acre cf HIND larke corner
bic. fruit. chic..b hense only s2s r.r month.
NJ F. CHURCH. Real Estate.
Phone Falls Church ~. Fails CAarch. VI.
ron sALE-sI9 ROOM DWELLING. ONE NILE
east ct Rerwyn; acres Of fronnd; 10 s1c r,
with six-foot fencing: $50 fruit trees: within
y; mile. Of both steam and trc'er lines : adj
bargain at 81. 500, Fnr further infornatio ap-
plv wM SHEDD HOLT0E CO..
oc1a-3t 1907 Fl at. NV. or Hyattsvitle. Nd.
FOR SALE ACRE LAND. IMPROVED 81 5;
room dwelling and chicken honse: In excellent
sGn1 ."%srer Ms 1 Free. 'G For faftsss
WV. sHEDD HoI:roN 4 co..
oc15s3t 1907 Fl at. n.w. Or Hyattsyls. Nd.
FOR SALE-laos n. I. AVE. NJ: g ROOMS
and hath: cottage on car line: S. 900 II sold
Immediately. ocl5|sts
FOR sALE-WITHIN 10 MINUTES WALK
Of Mt. BANNER Nd. 1-rnom DWELLING. IN good
condition: water in kitchen: large stable: lot
3o01200: tstrAs Ia anit. Prize. 21. 100.
wM SHEDD HOLToN 4 CO..
oc15-3t Hyattsville. Nd. or 1907 II st. NV
ron SALEM HYArTsvILLE ND. TWO.
story frame dwelling: 6 rooms bath. fecep-
tion ball: gas furnace heating. hct-water Gas
heater and stoves: hardwood trimRiin1: near
steam and electric lin<4: will sell On easy
terms. For further infnfmston aNplv
wM, SHEDD HOLT0E Z CO..
oc15-st 1907 Fl 1t. n. ~ or HyAttsville. Nd
ron sALE-N rINEHURsr. ADJorSIN1f
Chevy Chase within ten minutes. walk q
cars-one OF the incest little seven rocfn and
bath houses to be found anywhere; eterg mod
ern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS heat. concrete eel.
1 Hp1s,t ssslso Essoss in rear no QUICK
Bee ei aoor front. 4. Evans bldg.
orns s1ss1sFa aspf fR Aslp s, 9cr.eek UNTIL
O'MUGK Until FURTHER NOTICE
cc15-s.w.e-8t ....-....s =.
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FoR sAuE4spE n. l.. THoRNToSs NEW
houses at Takema Fark. d. c.: rooms and
bath: hot water heat slate roof; lots 90 bt
40 feet: shade. ~
Also choice BUILDING lots and houses for sale.
r. &. THORNTON TakoDa Agent
Once, 6U7 1Sth st. INV.
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FOR SALE
In the twenty hundred block Of Que st.. just
on Mass: . ave; little gen. rooms and bath,
Besutiful house ON Columbia road near the
Highlands. IL rooms and baths. exception.
atlv we'll adapted for entertaining.
Large four.sfory house. bu6 brick and white
stone trimmings. containing - rooms and 5
baths. on 10th ST.: servants quarters TO them
selves complete on top door.
ren-reom and bath house on Kilbourne ST.,
hot-water heat.
On Kalorama road. IL rooms and baths.
On Biltmore ST.. 10 rooms and BATH steam
heat.
ON Calvert 81. near the loop. IL rooms and :
baths. steam heat.
On 1t. between 18th and 18th sts. NV,
6ne Investment.
On st. between 10th and Goth SITS. two
houses. rooms and hath.
Large l4-room house on Irving at. between
18th and f4th sts.. large cellar. steam heat,
white pressed brick with atone trimmings
KEY SMITH LATHAM, Inc,
Second floor front Evans bldg.
Phone Main 1852.
open EVENINGS FROM O'Clock until o
O'Clock UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
- ~ IN 81
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Baltimore and Ohio r. r.

Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
LEAVE rNIox STATION.
EVERY orHhs HhfA Hou hEe Is LIE RAE ODD HOUR
NEW TERMINAL. 5sD sTREET. NEW YORK..
:19 an. Diner Pullman ParlSr Gar.
!S@ sm S:scur train I Cafe Paf'er Car.
.iiSo /. N. Dsnsr and Pullman parlor Gar.
sB.oo Pm. Royal Limited" All Pullman. t-hr.
tsoo pm. Coaches to Philadelphia;
.i2iS Mt. sieep~rs to New York.
1TisST1c CITY. toe. 900. fIi.os an.
EVERY Ho a. oN TIT; The HOUR"
.sss 40. fsso. ::T;sSs 10. tsSSss; 80 $50
soS fsso 'is sis oo 500 500 i ResS.
40. t4.iS. 500 ts,os. $50. 1850. .s.so:
II oo. 900. fS.8o. 1000. 'lo.3S. stt.so. 'le.l3
night
9E5eftsssGs T. 9 toss ia ~
si:.ao njtht !seeper ready 1000 p.m.).
G CT t31ssa,s * 40 = pm =
WHKEIIHG. 1910 an. $3.50 pm.
CUMBERLAND, Queen City Special e. 10 Pm.
WINCHESTER. 50. 10 am. t4o5. $500 pm.
FREDERICK. $50, 1910. 1870 an. ll.ao.
.bsiIs. iessspt sasa.y. isas%s,! only
TEfErfONES at al Of :he following ticket
olicts, 14l7 @ St. NV. Main 1891: e!e rsna-
ise ,ss'.o s M.,a n 1885, iniornsioa BUREAU
Main SSeO
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RAILROADS.
SeabOard Air Line Ry.

1000 an; thN,Seaboard FAST NAIL:
Through coaches ana f'ulImnn sleepers to Savsn.
Tampa. Through sleeper to Atlantis. Diniss
cars.
7:36 Pm. DAILY--.'seabosrd Express" Elec-
trieally lighted sleepers and observation car
equlpped With electric fans. Through service to
mlnshsn and Memphis. Dining cars.
Tickst o19se, IAt6 New York ave. NV.
e.. 4. HARDWOOD. City Ticket Agent
GEO. 2, PHILLIPS. District Passenger Agent.
c. r. RYAN, Gen. Pass. Agent. Portsmouth. Va.
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FOR SALE
BY Owner and Builder.
Brick corner store: hne location;
thing up date: square from 18th and
II SITS. me-: guarantee monthly rental
$2450: bargain at 81, 300.
Also i've residences sdjoihiDg; colo
NAL porches; 3 rooms, bath; cheap at
$2,lB0.
win deal direct with purchaser.
Apply on premises. Come nut today.
II. L. CHRISTIAN,
oc14-3t' 18th and Roscdsic SITS. NE.
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$3.50.
CAN BE RESOID FOR MUCH MORE
MONEY WITHIN TWO YEARS
New residchce on the Heights: a roorAs; RE-
CEPrION HALL: CELLAR: LAUNDRY: hot.
water heat. Other modern features. including
oak floors.
Located WEST OF 14TH ST. on THE
HEIGHTS not Tar out ten minutes walk to
18th and L SITS. or 10th and L, J. block to
l4th Ut. cars.
Few residence properties hold OUT pro6t-
making opportunities. We can readily show
yo1 wnerein this does INQUIRE ABOUT
IT. $500 Worth &c. 800
on EASY TERMS
BELT. O'BRlEN & co. nnc.). 1909 NV.
Oclyr2t eftu
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FOR SAIE-rWO DETACHED HOUSES NEAR
Episcopal Cathedral. intersection Of Mass. and
Wis iyes.: an excellent opportunity to obtain
a coy and attractive home on easy terms;
rooms and modern hath: front. side and back
porches: hot-water heat: location hne and view
uns,irpassed; one square from cars. See them
before you buy. Price. g, 80.
WILLIAM r. MATTESON.
eos6l3 Evans bldg. Phone NJ. l705-00
or7.tf
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SHw HOUSES. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
BUILT By G. ". KING, ST..
18th st. between Clifton and Euclid.
Pretty locafion--clean-cu neGhboIheod. &,
THE QuARfERED OAK TRIM HOUSES
THE H0rspS WITH rI;;A As1l p. CElfh!ARs.
M0HT.ROQsi HOUSES.
IS, 700 TO $500.
On terms.
OPEN UP TO PM.
The construction and finish o. these houses
sarpass anything In the market.
BELT. O'BRIEN 90. Qnc), 1903 G NV.
ncl5raf eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-15

FOR sALE-IN CHOICE NEIGHB6RHOoD.
West Of TEN st. ana north OF Dupont Cir
Gle; hanAsome housc, Of twelve rooms and 2
baths. with a large and deep lot; extensive
improvements Of a national character will
which ID cheap even under present condi.
,, tiens at tie price. tlaoosc.; r - VIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-15

FOR sALE-LOTS IN HIGHLAND PARK. ONE
OF the most desirable subdivisions near wash
ingfon. This property lies near Chevy Chase,
Nd. on the Georgetown and Rockville railwsE
tudc and is we'll drained In every direction:
complete sewerage system and has practically
all the comforts OF the city. With the advan-
cents per IT,. being less than one half OF those
OF other subdivisions, and which are not so de-
slrabic. Agent the ground all day Sunday
See us about building loan: For full particulars
phone or write ]. H. BRADLEY co. dnc.l. sos
18th ST. Nv: phone Main 0J6. oc13-3t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-16

supply the vessel with coal. Many of
the Filipino lawmakers objected to the
Insular government using the Albatross
under the conditions, but wiser heads
prevailed The work done by the Al
batross in Philippine waters will be of
InestimabIe value in the classification
Of the world 5 fishes.
The AIbatross has aboard one of the
finest deep sea sounding machines.
Many years ago she increased the rec
ord for deep sea, dragging 1900 fathoms.
While in far eastern waters, her deep
sea soundjngs brought up shrimps from
depths of $4,000 feet, proving a great
surprise 70 the scientists of the Alba
tross. The scientists also found that
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-16

ian MOTORIZED
re ". F. Ell
|Iarket. ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-04
Today Glorious These Real Daughters Of Revolution;
Their Fathers Fought at Ticonderoga and at Brandywne
Little Things That
Happen Around Town

way wife got tired of running
and full of remorse. gave herself
up to the Seattle police and want
ed them to send her back to her
husband here, has left his former
place of abode at Mantle park
and seems also to have gone else
where. His brother says he
does not know where he is.