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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Girls Portion-Part Of a tract: Louis 2. Shoe
maker % Abner c. r. Shoemaker SO.
Ivy City-Lot ;, block s. John Hawkins e. uI. to
James W. Hawkins. So
Gift and Rock Of Dunbauon-Part * Tract: Louif
z. Shoemaker. executor and trustee, 20 Clara
A. Newman. $500.
Cloverdalo and Gift-Part of a tract: Louis p.
shoemaker. executor and trustee, 10 Epos T..
Newman, S2iA05
Wisconsin Avenue Park-Square l7g-. lots %, &C,
a, and 50 20 50; The CapitalSRealty Company
90 J. $. Grlyer $40
Petworth-Lot a. block D. Woodbridge lots and
9. block 4 ]. 5. GnlTcr ct Uz. to The Capital
Realty Company. So
Nos. a. q. and q Fenton street northeast-Square
81 lots SO Sll, and so; Lester r. Plat ct u1.
20 Henry G. Berser and Augusta Berger. SO
No 95 Third street s0uthweSt-SQuare 542. lot 81:
Timothy DoHd 81 NIX. 10 Charles A. Sickel. SO.
No sos Third street southvost-Squarr 5i2 LOT 81.
Charles A. siekel ct u to Richard A. Phil
Uniontovn-Sauare 577s part q lot 50: Turner A.
Dulaney et uX. 90 Annie F. Edds. $40.
Pinehurst-Square 2l9 lot 3; South Pinehurst
Company to Fannie r. Levy So
Turner Esiate-Square 2sF LOT Is. Alexander Mil
lar ct TX 70 Edwin w. Huguely so.
Holmead Manor-LOts la 20 Ia block %; I'd
mund S. Dcllone and Geneyieye A. r. Tobin
Delonc TO Charles T. Wire. So
Peters Min Seat-Souare 27lS lot IS; Delos g..
HAYNES e. 10 Thomas G. steward So
No. II Second street southwCst-Square So. lot %;
Columbus King et ux. % Turner Fairfax SO.
II. A. Gnmolds Addition u Anacostia-Lot 30
and parts Of lots lo4 20 no. JOB Barnard and
Mauae II. Griswold trustees, st al. % Mellice
+. Cornish ct ux.. SIS.
Wisconsin Avenue Park-Square 1852 lot 70; The
Capital Realty Company 20 Pauline A. Tanner,
$40
No sd Mclean avenue southwest-Sausre 5l5. lot
2Ss; Andrew J. Sanford Ct Tx. TO Charles E.
Sanford. SO
Rhode Island Avenue Tcrrace-Square 1872. lot 4;
George B. Reeves Ct ux. to William 2. Metcali.
SO
Chevy Chase Heishts-Sqpsre 1876. lot o; The New
lands Company % Joha c. Muncaster SO
North Carolina avenue southeast between First and
Second strcets-Squarc ~. part CT original lot Z:
G. Helen Metcaf 10 William s. Ryon SO.
Scheutzen Park-Lot 49, block 2 John B. Espey and
". Frank Turtoa 10 John r. Durisoe, IT,. SO
T street northwest. between Twenty-hrst and Twen-
U-second streets-SQuare ST. part Of lot Is;
William S. Ryon ct TX. to William P. Metcalf,
$40.
Twcnty-fourth street northwest between and I
streets-SQuare A. original lot :; Raphael A.
Casilear. trustee. 70 Edwin L. Wilson Si9875
Tventy-fourth street northwest, between II and
streets-sQuare Il, original lot Il Edwin l. VIII
son et ux. 20 Harry A. Kite $40.
IDgleside-Lots 20 and 81 block 3; George IL
Chandlee ct ux to William L. Stewart SO.
Kentucky avenue southeast between d and Z
streets-Square loe2. lot IS Tahan G. Kelly ct
TX. to Granville P. ETcrson and Mary (. Ever
son SO.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug 25.-Nluney on call az the
Stock Exchange to-day opened az IA per cent. high
est Ia. lowest Ia. closing u per cent Most Of
the day loans were made az lN per cent.
Following a tendency which Developed toward the
close q the market yesterday time money rates
advanced 20 a level which about = per cent
above the basis quUted early IN the week. There
was a generally improved demand. Rates. 3 per
cent Tor sixty days. 5aa4 per cent Cor ninety days
4ltaia per ceat foc four months Hta4N per cent
fer FIVE and six months
Mercantile paper offered with some freedom.
The demand was somewhat better but lacked
breadth. Rates yta5A per cent for sixty and
ninety days endorsed bills receivable gsas per
cent for choice four and SIX months single names;
81 per cent for others
Call money IN London. nta2i1 per cent short
bills. i higher at 3isa3N per cent Gold amount
ing TO 5000 was taken into the Bank OF England
to-day. and E93OO was withdrawn for shipment
% C0nstantlnople
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DAILY COURTRECORD
Thursday, August %, 191O)
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.


JUSTICE GOULD.
No 29i50 sutcr vs.. Suter decree for sale and
Chares T. Hcndltr and Joseph A. Fasae appointed
trustees; bond 000 Plaintiffs attorney c. 7
Hondlcr; defendants attorney. J. r. Fagne.
No 2953l Cannsdy vs. Cannady reference 10 ex
aminor and Philip Hichbom appointed 70 defend
Plaintiffs attorney, +. peyton
No. 2960f. Howard vs. Garrison; Louis p. Shoe
maker appointed receiver; bond. $40. Plaintiff
attorneys. Lester g. Price; defendants attorney
W. j. Lambert.
No 1891. To re Mary CAREY 0unacyl F. A. Fen
ming APPOINTED committee; bond. $500
No. 1921 Goldsborough ct al. vs.. District Of Co
lunbia
No. Z229 Bussey Il al. vs. District Of Columbia
No. 23go Hensey ct al vs.. District q Columbia
Nc. z5s2i, Hensey ct al vs. District Of Columbia
No @2G Tiuesdell e al vs.. District Of Colum
bia.
No 2yz35. Walters e al. vs, District q Columbia
0rders fcr payment !uto court Plaintiffs attorney
John Ridout
No 1852 Gunas1 In re John Miller; reference
% auditor.
No 2sn Leahy vs. sondhelmer; Francis p
sheehy appointed trustee. Plaintiffs attorneys
Sheehy & Shelby.
No 2aleo Rcpetti vs. Whitfield decree perfectinl
title. Plaintiffs attorney. W. II. NARROW.
No 1850. In 70 James Rice: No as7 Fred
Price; No. 1872. John Curtin No $685. John Krebs
No. 1904 William J. Kennedy; No 90. JOIN
Yates, No. 2l69 Hans simensen; No 21l. Iohr
Scott, No $40. jeremiah Murphy; No. 1896 Patricl
Mungayin No. 1875. Fred Dixon; No. 3sZT. Andrew
Foes; No $3.50 Gustaf l.. Apmelaus; investment q
funds authorized
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Aug 5-CATTLE-Receipts 81
head. Nothing doing to-day in live cattle. and
the feeling reported weak. Dressed beef was in
fair demand at 9al2 for native 7as for Texas beef
No later cables from the cattle and beef markets
Of Great Britain. Exports none.
CALVEs-Receipts. 95 head. vesis ruled steady.
buttermlk calves and Westerns were nominal.
Common 70 choice ve1ls sold at SO1allo % per 100
his. culls. SIS. Dressed calves were steady. with
city dressed veals selling At liars per h.: city
dressed buttermilks Has; country dressed calves
l0alnl
SHEEP AND LANfBs-Receipts, 57s3 head
sheep were steady; lambs slow but steady for best
grades; rather easier for medium stock: the pens
were not fully cleared Common 10 prime sheep
ewes sold S0oaAO per 100 his inferior 10 choice
lambs 55oa7. 5ib culls 500; dressed rnrttor slo,y
at IhaO per h.; dressed lambs at loal3. including
hog-dressed lambs at l2al5
HOGS-Receipts. 52 head. Feeling steady ana
heavy 10 light hogs quoted AZ o25a9s5 per 100 rs
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JUSTICE GOULD

JUSTICE GOULD
Estate Of Margaret Mcmillan: cavest fled. At
tOrney y. W ODouoEhue
In re Anna q. shelton q al; Mary L. Fairchild
appointed guardian; bond $50 Attorneys, Biz
ney g. Woodard.
In re- Roderick D. Watson ct al; order granting
allowance. Attorney, 2. s. Luhy
Estate u David L. Pitcher. viii admitted 10 pro
bate and record and Letters testamentary granted
20 Louisa b. Pitcher bond. S5co. Attorney. G. z,
b0rsr
Estate ~ Daniel sweeney; viii dated August IS
1910 raining Thomas H. Hell and Nicholson Rfey
executors. filed.
Estate d Augusta 2. Contce: auditors report rat
ihed. Attorney. J. ". Latiner
In 70 Annie ChiTOsta n 81. fund reduced.
Estate Of Thomas Allen. VIII dated March l
1904. filed.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Aug Z5.-Lye hogs were steady al yester-
DAYS average prices. Estimated receipts 5000:
left over from YESTERDAY. $3.50 estimated receipts
tomorrow H,0oo Bulk q prices sssS75 light
Ssas.35: mixed and butchers. ssoas25: heavy. sloa
S@ rough heavy, Sl0as.E; workers. 9zca9.5o; pigs
ss3a95G
Cattle we're loal5 lower; estimated receipts $50
Bccvos isas i0 COWS and hcfCrs 26oa660. Texas
steers i10a6 %; stockera and feeders 375a60o West
ern 435a7 TO-
Sheep were steady estimated receipts $500 VA
tives. 1Gaf50: Western. 275afe'; ycarlings AGA
565 lambs 4.75a6O: Western 5oOa6N.
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No @2 In r. condemnation Of land for add
ticnal ground for on school In block l. TWinins
City. IN the District 81 Columbia. Attorneys K.
H. Thomas ana James D. Smith
No. sq3 In - condemnation Of lot n block Is
Brookland, ID, O.. Tor playground fox the Brook
land School. Attorneys +. Il. Thomas and James
r. Smith.
No. so. United States vs.. Two Barrels Of Pure
Vanilla Extract: libel. act o. June 90 1905 At
torney. c. K. Wilson. United States Attorncy.
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way and Electric As, a similar transac-
ton in Capital Traction IS, and eighty
five shares Of stock was the extent Of
business yesterday on the local stock ex-
change. Prices were without special fea-
ture.
According to a statement by E. S
Momford. who is the prospective vice
president Of the concern. most Of the
preliminaries for the organization OF the
National Bank and Audit Company have
been complied with, and the organization
will probably be effected within the next
month or so. The company will have
It's principal Offices in this city and the
concern is being organized under the pro-
visions of the trust sec-.on Of the nation
al bank act and its operations viii be
under tibet direct supervision of the
Comptroller OF the Currency.
Genial Charley Rogers, collector Of the
District, seems to have gotten his back
up about the way some Of the good citi-
zens Of Washington are trying 20 evade
payment OF the personal tax. He has, ac-
cordingly, announced that he Is going tc
collect the 10 per cent of the back taxes
even at the risk of separating some OF
the delinquents from their earthly pos
sessions. The collector announced yes
terday that he had directed his baillffs
70 so out and collect this tax, levying on
the property assessed where payment
should not otherwise be forthcoming II
appears that something like $4,000 OF
tfls tax is outstanding. and the collector
declares that he proposes TO have II ir
the treasury as soon as the necessary
legal formalities can be compiled with.
Some Of the statisticslly inclined have
been figuring upon the benefit to the city
Of the recent meeting Of the convention
OF the Esperantists About 500 delegates
attended the convention and remained
here about ten days. II is estimated that
each delegate spent not less than 50 a
day for his living expenses. making about
$4,000. II Is thought several Thousands
OF dollars were spent in the way of pur.
chases in the local stores for curios and
other things which the tourist buys wher
on a visit to strange city. The rail
road companies. the theaters. and other
places OF Amusement and recreation also
received part Of the benefit.
The secretary's ONCE was maintained
here for ten months. and the actual run
ming expenses we're about S2.OO0. Thes,
figures are given as a sample Of what
conventions do for the Capital City wher
they meet here.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-E1tra. per cwt.. 6Ea7OO; do. butcher
L5oa5.5o; do. common 2ooa3o0
HOGS-Per sWt. gross. 90cas.so; do, ordinary
sHEEP-PriEe, 3Soaf0O; do. common. 2gS3OO.
LAMBS-Faicy spring eas.5O; fall choice. per ID
= do, medium. 5
CALVEs-Prme. per h.. sosk; do. medium. 7:
do. common. S.
cows-Prime fresh. each. 55ooa4SOO; do. com.
mon. 3oqas0.Oo; do. old and dry. 10 Ooal5Oo
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Circuit Court No. 2


No. s2o72- United States ex rel Humboldt Steam
ship Company vs. Interstate Commerce Commits
son. petitioners granted leave 70 file afidavits as
10 rights claimed within Eve DAYS. Plaintids at
PENDANTS attorneys. William Z. Lamb and p. J.
Farrell
No. 6l0 mechanics lienl. Delay Davis; order
on undertaking releasing real estate under lien.
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COTTON MARKET

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs < Co.
members Of the New York stock Ezchange Hibbs
Building
Open. high Low. Close.
New York. Aug 2.-with practically no outside
business doing and with very little selling pressure
noted. cotton prices ruled about 20 points net
lower on the more active months late today. The
market continued duh. and the only trading was
some spot house bninE n December.
Toward noon valnes had steadicd from The lowest
on trade buying and scattered covering.
SpCt houses were the best BUYERS on The decline.
New crop positions sold oil 70 e net loss Of about
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Regular call u o'clock noon;
Washington Railway Electric g. 500 az SA.
Washington Gas. . al 73h, . az T5's.
After call.
Capital Traction S. $500 AZ lliN.
National Metropolitan Bank. 70 at 20.
Washington Gas. 2 AZ 73'i.
Following are the bid and asked Prices posted
yesterdays meeting OF the Washington stoc
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September. .......... I'D I'D l1W I'D
New York. Aug. za-wHEAT-Higher; inactive
inquiry. NV No. Northern spring. 10 arrive, E.
o. b.. ID No. red new. T. o. b., LOO; No ?
hard T. O. b. Loo; No. ] macaroni T. o. b.. L03is :
new No ] Manitoba. T. o. b.. Lisa. Quotations
are on rail basis Reported taken BY exporters. I
loads Manitoba.
CORN-SrUng; quiet. Steamer mixed nominal.
export basis: export No. 2 nominal Y. 10 ar-iYe,
C. l. T.. IN elevator. Exporters took nothing.
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No ssss7 Minnie r. Tebbctts n. William Y.
Mooney. Joseph R1ik and Ayood Rizik, cU7tio7ari.
Defendants attorney C. g. James.
No. SIS United States OK rel. Wiley o. Coz
and Edward T. Scarritt rs. Franklin Macveagh Sec
rotary Of the Treasury. and Lee NIcClung Treasurer
q The United States. mandamdS Plaintiffs at
t0neys. Ralston. Sidd0ns & Richardson.
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District Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No &C. In re condemnation Of lots adjacent "a
Orr School order OF pubncation
Nc. s95. In &c condemnation Of iOt T. block Is
Brookland. for playground for Brootand School
order q publication,
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nnnl1rnntcr Cnnrf.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 623. In re- Dennis J Long; hearing on dis
charge hGed for October 8 1910.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. r. Hihbs & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Cali money: Open, Ia high. TX: low II close IA
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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No 6loa samuel Ross w. T. b. Mcdonnell
part q lot a.. square 3S8. 81 %. Plaintiffs de
icndaut T. +. Rhodes
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Equity Suit
Lawsuits.

No. 2sli. AnastsNa Leshy vs. Julius Sonheiner
81 al: substitution q trustee. Plaintiffs attor-
neys, Shechy 4 Shcchy.
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While you think OF it, telephone your
Want Ad. 10 The Washington Herald,
and bill viii be sent you at cent a word.
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STREET NEWS
i'll the Northern States
huSeS Loss in Market.
LING PRESSURE IS FELT

Damage to Corn Not Serious, but
bearish Market Takes This rs
Pretext for Renewal of Selling.
Santa Fe shows Less UnfavorabIe
Statement Than Others of Late.
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TO points but toward midday the market. Wills
stiu dull was a little steaiier on the covering.
with prices ranging some 20 points net lower.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

One $500 bond Of the Washington Rail-
way and Electric As, a similar transac-
ton in Capital Traction 5s, and eighty
five shares Of stock was the extent OF
business yesterday on the local stock ex-
change. Prices we're without special fea-
ture.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. Aug. 2S-Bid and asked prices on GOV.
lcrnment securities: -
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished oy ". r. Hibbs Co,
ambers Of the New York stock Exchange. Hibbs
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APARTMENTS TO LET
TO LE2-BY THE F. H SMITH COMPANY.
Z Q. S.sITH LEE D. LATIMER.
unfinished.

TO LE2-BY THE F. H SMITH COMPANY
E. Q. s.sITH LEE D. LATIaIER.
-4eS New York Avenue.
THE PARKWOoD. I74s K st NV. rooms
servants room and bath. $3.50 20 sloo-to-
THE DUPONT. I717 20TH ST. ; and 6
rooms and bath. S45 90 TO $50
THE DA0IARIsCyrrA. sls 18TH ST. y
W, and rooms and bath. 5000 to SO o.
THE DON CARLOS. aag7 O ST y W. 5
rooms and bath. $3.50 TO $500
THE SOUTHAMPTON. 1905 " ST. y. W. 5
rooms and bath. elevator. 5000
THE BALFOUR ANNEX. 1866 Q ST. y. W.
and rooms and bath. $3.50 TO SS7-5o-
THE BALTIMORE. ISa2 BILTMORE ST
y. ". 3 and rooms and bath. $500 20
THE Mt pleasant. g1sS MT. PLEAS
Ant ST, 8 rooms and bath, 5000
THE WESLEY. I4Z1 COLUMBIA ROAD. 5
$500
TIE SHELBY. 1913 COLUMBIA ROAD 3
W. rooms, reception hall e-a oath.
porch. 5000.
THE WALLIS. 1871 LAMONT ST y. w. 8
rooms and bath $3.50.
TIE CIBRALrA. ETH AND KALoRANIA
SIS n ". Teasy October I. ,. 4. ana >
rooms and bath. -.7a TO 81. 50
THE FILLMORE. HIS NEW HAMPSHIRE
Ave and rooms and bath. new. $3.50
and 5000
TIE MANOR HOUSE. 1928 MONROE ST.
n W. Z. > and rooms and bath.
porches, 5000. $500. and 5000.
200 18th ST y w CORNER. rrsms
and bath. very desirable. 5000
COR 18TH AND WALLACE SIS. I'd
FLOOR rooms and bath. good order.
los SWAMI ST, S rooms and bath. porch.
4t0r service, S5G5o
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R
LEAVE UNION STATION
ROEAL BLUE LINE


ROEAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour On the odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW IORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST, NEW YORK
1900 a ul--5-hoUr train Gaze Parlor Car
1890 a. u--Cafe ParIor Car
81 go a u.-Diner and pullman PsTlor Car.
20 . rn--DIner ana Pullman par-or Car
80. D m----EcyaI Limited Al Pullman.
Five-hOUr-
too D na--Coaches 70 Philadelphia
-5-eV ,. m--Diner and O5sery3si0a PsylGz
600 D. m--Coaches TO New York
-1z-I5 y T--Sleepsrs 70 New York
s2.5g a un--Sleepsrs 10 Philadel phia aad Ssa
ATLANTIC cTFY. f7.Oo, goa. fu.s
Tlivl' -''O' , = To Baltimore
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
(Weelz Days. a m % II D M
* T5-C0 f6ssQ, 's5oos 49,, fSsfs. sS-5G STA
4s-sa slg-51-. e1I-00 a. m, FI2-uJ noon, +Iz-6S
. on AIS, T2-u6 SEQ. f3-20. $50, f4-6a
@es5 s5-O0 15-0, 80. 1860, so. fI-oo. SEA
f9.OO. "Io-lo. -lo:s5 ,, LES. -I@'ls. y T
CHICAGO. ~. s5.5o p N
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS and LOUIS
VILE. $40 j. m, '4-oS p n. -l2;1o night
slz.2c nighL Sleeper ready. % ?. H.
CI.EV EL-AND. $40 , H.
COLUMBUS. 80 ? m
TT7I.EIING. 9-I0 a. m. SIC , n
CUMBERLAND, 'S;lS p n. Queen ClsJ
sP TfIScIzzsrER. ts.Io a n. fs.05. f5.os
? FREDERICK ss.zo. 1910 ts-ao a N. u.9a.
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s1s{Iv- Except sunday tSUaday only
--E5 F-pFFONEsS at all Of the following
Ticket Offices 1ilI q St Iel- Main 1851 SIS
sSsIion Ticket Office. Main 7SS0: IHforEs-
tyor Bureau Nam tso1
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FOR SALE-HoUSES
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY in y. W section; living rooms.
daily sales so 10 $50. large stock Price,
GROCERY in y E. section: living rooms.
daily sales so 70 So Price. $50.
POOL Rooms tables daily receipts. 3
T. SO. down town, price. s10oo- Another
one daily receipts. s., for $50.
SALoON-Sear Government Dept; 5-year
lease, $. SOC
coNF1CTfoNERY and cigar store: daily
sales. SIC TO $50. low rent S55o
BARBER SHOPS chairs. daily receipts
SO TO SIS; $50
BARBER SHOP-In 5. ". section. 3 chairs.
receipts $50 to s3S weekly Price, S215-
LUNCH ROOM-PT0minent business corn
er- doing fine business. 81 go Another one
good location. 500 Another one n W sec
COLUMBIA BUSINESS BROKERS.
2S5 John Marshall Pace.
$50 BOOMING and boarding house. 70
rooms all front- nicely furnished; rent
so only, $50 boarding house, nicely tuT-
nished. 20 boarders. $50 roominE house. Il
rooms. furnished bargain 500 or inventory.
dry goods, notions. snap >lsUyJ dry goods
store y. E: good house $50 confectionery-
opposite school. excellent trade $50 frult
store, suitable for Italian, $50 and SIS, two
good cigar stores VA THORNTON ~
10th St y W
FOR A COLORED MAN who has some
money saloon. center city pool and bill
lard parlor- tvyo-story brick dwelling d.
GAN. 617 La ave y W
SALOON. eth St y W, doing fine business
$500. Wholesale liquor house, best l0Ca-
tion IN city DUGAN- 81 La ave y "
SALOON and POOL parior; finest corner s W.
DDGAN- 81 Ia ave
ROOMTNG HOUSE-Ten rooms. al occupied.
location perfect price S-2a BUSINESS
EXCHANGE 81 Z ST y ~
GROCERY. y w. living rooms; excellent
location. good business; sacrfice Tor 500
BUSINESS EXCHANGE % = 81 y "
WOOD AND COAL BUSINESS. near Ben
ming; large territory no opposition invest
gate BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 5lf I ST
y W
ROOMTNG HOUSE, u rooms: excellent fur
ufture: sacrifice. WI THORNTON. 80
10th st. y "
COAL and wood yard. established is
GROCERY y W-------------- = 100
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real. ESTATE CE----------------- ~
MOVING PICTURE THEATE.IS-.------. 900
LAWRENCE CO. 90 2 81 y W
GROCERY. :. Z; with living rooms: good
business sell al once FOR $500 BUSINESS
EXCHANGE 5lf F St y w
FOR SALE-Lunch room and oyster house AZ
a sacrihce- Sll6 l4th 81 y W
A RESPONSIBLE BUILDER wiz pay well
for any Information OF assistance u Sc
curing building contracts Box ISL Times
Office
A SPECIAL LOT Of bIotters for advertising.
Get in while they last , COO attTactiveiy
printed. IS. regular price 81 CARPENTER
PRINTING CO, 1913 y Y ave Phons
NJ PISS
IETTER HEADS. bIu heads. Statements.
envelopes. cards. $50 per 600; good work
COLE Sth and Il SITS y W