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NO. 26

paraphernalia will confer the third
rank. Upon the completiol of
the work of the convention the
special will depart from Paonia
carrying the visiting knights
homcward
The trip to and from Paonia
may be taken by the public on
the same terms given the knights.
The fare for the ronnd trip tor
each point follows: Telluride
$3.50. Ridgway $3.50. Grand juno
tion SO so. Montrose 50 80. Olathe,
$l.S0, Delta SIPS. and Hotchkiss
80 cents
Special arrangements are being
made to entertain visiting ladies.
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The Comet

The first OF our citizens to OBJ
serve the brilliant comet appear
ing oetw cen six and seven o o'clock
last Friday evening. Jan. 81. was
Rev {. q. Stout who sent word
by telephone about the city call
ing attention 10 the beautiful
sight. When OUT attention was
called to It We though, of Hslley's
comet which we thought we were
looking at. but 1t seems from re-
ports that 1t is claimed that
Halley's comet will not be visible
to the NAKED eye before next May.
Up to this writing. Tuesday. we
have not been able to again see
the Comet on account of cloudi-
ness though we have s'ar gazed
every evening since. The comet
appeared in the southwestern
heavens and nearer the horizon
than Venus. the bright evening
star When the comet was at its
brightest. into The NEWSPAPER
office rushed news gatherer for
the paper with note annou icing
its appearance in the western heav-
ems. The boy bringing the news
was VIM Daughent augh who
will receive some reward beside
the usual privilege of drawing
for prize. on account OF the en-
terprise shown by him.
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Bean Supper

The boys" of G. A. r. Post,
No. Ill, Paonia, assisted by their
wives and daughters, will give in
the Masonic dining room, Ken
nedy building, Friday evening.
Feb. 4th, 1910, a Bean Supper!
After the supper an interesting
entertainment has been arranged
for, consisting of Patriotic Songs,
War Stories and Drill by the
Bowie Cadets Supper will be
served from 800 to 900 p. m. tor
% cents. Let everybody come
and cheer up the Boys in Blue"
and share in all the good things
provided.
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List Of Jurors for February Term. 1910,
District Court

The following named persons
compose the panel OF the petit
jury for the February. 1919, term
of the District Court:
Charles Billstrom. H. A. Byer-
rum. Lige Chambers, Arthur Cart
wright. b. n. Crawford, c. E.
Dana. w. A. Davenport, Ashley
Forrest. J. L. Hallock, |. C. Hall,
Joseph Harvey. William Hopkins,
William Kennicott, John Kurz
William Lawton, l.. Q. Lewis.
VIII H. Msthers, H. E. Maxwell.
Amos Morrell, c. f. Mower.
Frank Mccain, John MoVeigh,
J. P. Norris. Gale Patterson, A. +.
Penley, w. H. Raber. Renry Rist.
J. A. Welborn, Eias Wenger, w.
ID. Wheeler.
The newspaper., 1910-01-28
K. p. Convention of Western Slope
District No.

ne GATE Tor the Convention OF
the Western Slope ID strict No. 4,
Knights of Pythias. is Feb. l6th.
and the place is Paonia. From
every one OF the lodges in the
district comes eport that such
lodge will send large delega, on
the local knights are busy pre-
pairing for the convention which
is assured as bound to be of in
terest and importance to every
member OF the order in every
number ofthe business and general
program. The following lodges
will be represented by delegations
known to be enthusiastic kni sht>:
Bridal Veil No so. Telluride.
Centurra No 100. Ridgway.
Cascade No 3S. Montrose.
Grand Mesa No. 81. Delta.
Junction No. 1874. Grand June
tion
Hotchkiss No. ll9. Hotchkiss.
Paonia, No. l2S, Paonia.
A special train will bring in the
visiting knights arriving here at
800 p m. Wedne sday. Feb. l6
The special will start from Mont
rose at II m. upon the arrival Of
the regular train from kidgway
and Tsllt ride, leaving Delta at
90 p IN. when the Grand Junction
tram will join the jolly party, the
Grand Junoti IN people will have
LET, their city at S:SJ a. m. The
train will arrive at Hotchkiss at
about 2::S0 p. m whence it will
leave for Paonia. the convention
city, where it will arrive at 800
p m. The visiting knights will
be welcomed by the local knights
and form in the line OF march for
the X p. hall where the conven-
ton will be begun at once, the
business branch of IS worls to re-
ceive consideration first. The
second part of the convention
will consist OF banquet, music
and speeches The third
division of the convention will be
conferring ranks; Cascade Lodge
No. 3S. Montrose. will IN the
form OF a drama confer the first
rank; Junction Lodge No. l24,
Grand Junction, IN truly majestic
style with their new magnificent
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RAMBLING REMARKS
By Geo. o. Blake

1t is perhaps. unnecessary. but
! will preface these remarks by
saying that nobody except the
writer is TO be held responsible
for the opinions expressed. | am
moved to rsmble by receipt of
a circular from the Western Sugar
and Land Co.. OF Grand Junction.
the same which has probably been
received by good many other
people recently. After setting
out the vast amount of money the
company has spent on the Western
slope the company urges all OF us
20 ask our grocers for Grand
Junction sugar. Just what we are
10 gain IS not clear. Anybody at
all familiar with the situation
knows that the output of the
Grand Junction factory. as we'll
as OF all the other beet sugar fac
tories. IS handled by ihe-.sugsr
trust and that the price of all is
the same in any given place. In
other words. our merchants must
buy OF wholesalers and they pay
the same price at Denver for
sugar from Michigan. Nebraska.
California. eastern Colorado and
Grand Junction. The people of
Grand Junction pay the same
price for sugar made there as they
do for sugar made anywhere else
In short the sugar trus, fixes the
price and retailers must buy from
the trust. There IS a demand for
all the sugar made. all of IT is sold.
and the public pays the same
price without regard as to where
it is made. Just what the object
OF this appeal may be - not clear
TO the consumer. lnciosed with
the circular letter is a bulletin
givirg the results OF experiments
proving. what any we'll informed
person already knew. that there is
no organic difference between
cane and beet sIg ar that the idea,
prevalent among the uninformed,
that beet sugar; is unsui,ed for
fruit preserving, jelly making and
confectionery manufacture is a
myth. All who have investigated
know ihatthe sugars are the same
except that the manufacture from
bects tends to finer granulation
than that from cane. 1t may be
the object of this circular to slim
ulate the cultivation OF sugar
bects and on that sui ject ! am
inclined to ramble some more.
Being a democrat in fact as we'll
as in name | am wholly unable to
see the justice OF taxing ninety
millions OF people heavily upon
one of the necessities Of lite in
order that few hundred farmers
may raise beets at profit, even
though some of those farmers are
neighbors and fellow citizens Of
Colorado. A steal is a steal. with
out regard to the place where the
beneficiary resides. In point Of
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tact If the tariff on sugar were re
duced TO a mere revenue basis.
the factories could still pay pre-
sent prices for beets and then
realize large dividends on their
investment The man who grows
bee;s is rapidly exhausting the
fertility of his soil and fastening
the day when he must expend
a large part of his income for
fertilizer. There are other very
serious evils connected with beet
sugar manufacture A part of the
labor required to grow beets is of
a character the average American
will not perform and as a conse-
quence it is found necessary to
mploy the services of very un-
desirable class OF persons. The
sugar companies every year have
differe ccs with the growers about
prices. Unss,ished with the pres
ent enormous profits. they are
continually trying to squeeze just
little more from the grove, 5
share. What ~ili be the final -c-
suit? Just this: The companies
will buy lands enough to supply
their factories. they will colonize
these lands with the cheapest and
most ignorant of laborers. they
will establish company stores. sell
everything to their employees and
be able to hold the balance oil
power in county elections SO that
they may not be overtsxed Just
how much would that sta of at
fairs benefit Delta county, II d
million dollar factory should be
bu.lt somewhere down the valls y
and enough desirable beet land
to supply 1t should be colo nized
with enough ignorant laborers TO
control county elections. where
would the rest OF US profi3 Not
our merchants, because the com
pany store would supply the la
borers; not the other taxpay ers.
because. the company wculd be
able TO nave its assessments sat
isfactory-to it A goodly share
OF our choices, territory would be
given over TO conditions prevail
ing in the poorest sections oi
continental Europe You think
that a nightmare, do you? Well,
just take the time to investigate
and think it out. | predict that
inside of ten years enough land
will be reclaimed from the Flor
ida everglades to produce cane
sugar for the world. You might
investigate that statement too.
In conclusion want to say that
So will not pay for the fertility
taken from your soil by ton OF
beets.
And while my ideas continue
to ramble, they come around to
a criticism by the editor of my
remarks anent football. The edi-
tor quot, Bcnarr Macfadden,
who is a professional physical
culturist. In passing will say
that the fellow who needs a pro-
fessional instructor to show him
The newspaper., 1910-01-28

w. J. AFFORD returned home
Sunday evening from Denver
where he attended the poultry
show and transacted other busi-
ness.
The newspaper., 1910-01-28
DR.. Harry A. Smith

OF Delta. Eye. Ear. Nose and
Throat specialist, will be at the
Paonia hotel the Second Tuesday
OF every month. Glasses Fitted
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FoIiCv ing schedule figures published
only as information and are not CUarsntee
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile NeR
orleans Ashcv'Ec, a. m- and 1875 . m
For CFlattanoof.a and Memphis. goo a m
daily
birmingham. Sew Orleans 1910 u. IA
T-0- Roanoke. Knoxville. t-hatfanoo.,
N-7sryflTe Memphis f-1s a IN ,7st7--
1SIeonIrz. car open after 10 D. mJ
For Atlanta. BIRMINGHAM CoI,,-,bf,
carleton Augusta, Aiken savannah rs-t
son -ille and Florida points. 4-15 D. M 80
L. s BROWN. General sre7I
sef-f f-eyn,
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MARKETS
Oysters, Clans, and Crabs.
LEE J. ROBERTS 20 10th y W
Always Plenty OF stock
Fresh Shocked
Phone Main 1893 next door.
lsf1-tf
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sF;ARoARD AlR lie.

(lhEDI
1o-C5 a. IN. daily. Florida Fast Mail 90
Through coaches and Pullman sIcepers 70
Savannah and Jacksonville. ParIor car
Jacksonville TO Tampa Through sleepers %
Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining cars
4-c5 =. m daily The Flamin GO Quick
est Florida train. EhTc-sE h coaches 10 jack
souvtf.e. Pullman sieepsrs 60 Jacksonville
81 Augustine Palm Beach. Miami. and
Knights Key 90 ssscfi-=s for Havana Din
ing cars
solid Pullman E-ls, -ric Lighted Through
SIeeue-s e. ~ Augustil-c- Pain Beach Nj
ami and Knights Key Connection Tor Mas
sau and Havana club Observation and
dining
49, D. IA daily s aboard Express.
Through coaches and Pull nan sleepers to
savannah Jacksonville. AM Tampa Also
to Atlanta. Birmingham. and Memphis. Din
ing cars
Ticket om-c. 1uS New York ave. y. "
E A. HARDWOOD, G. 7 y
G 3 Ryan. G. =. a. Portsmouth Va
c. Z. Phillips. ID. r a, Washington. u. c
ro--sf
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Railroads.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

Published as fnrorma tiou- uor guaranteed
200 T. ~ daiiy-F0T Virginia. West Virginia.
and Kentucky points = dli7lauS-
SEQ 4, IN daiIv-CT,(CINc- ATI-ST LOUIS
t-FITg-atso SPECIAL SE1id train t- -
To51is with F,uIiurtu sleeper to Chfea=,.
StoDs onIv at imp .ant aticHS- fuilmaus
finest equipment
eriu,funati Louisville the West So1ih h
west. and Northucst- Pullman sIccrerE-
G.. & O. a - carte T. ming car Service
a. cnue fs-e r street. and tn-oT ~iafiln.
-FeIaf,sone Main TCz- ana rs for tickets bsz-
sage checks. rcscr1 atio7s. iaxicabs-
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Legal Notices.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE navy PUB
LISTING CO8TPANT- Incorporated. City OF
Washington District Of Columbia IS: We
the President and ma iOTity Of the Trustees
Of the Navy Publishing Company. corpora
ton duly chartered under the laws OF the
District Of Columbia on the 6tb day Of De-
ceEber. 1906. do hereby certify that Jan
IIary H. 1870. the said corporation has a
total capital OF so 600. divided into o0C shares
Of 500 each; and that Of this amount SO OG1
has actually been paid In cash. that the
corporation has no Indebtedness tSiEned}
HENRY H. WARD. President and Treasurer.
fSicuedl NJ HILL Trustee hereby certify
that 7 have kept the books OF the cor Dora tion
ard know the foregoing statement and re-
port to be true tSiEnedt n HILL, Score
farv CITY OF Washington District OF Co
fumbia- J. f 3 WARE a Notary
Public in and for the District Of Columbia.
do hereby certify that on the 18th day Of
January 1870 personally appeared before me
NJ HILL whose name Is attached 10 the fore
Going certificate and who is to me well
Lnown. and Acknowledged the same 20 b.
her act. Given under nay hand and notariRi
seal ,SiSuedi T. Is. WARE, Notarr Public.
y. c (Seal.) jssS-2t
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Washington Southern Railwar

For Ricn lond and points South via F--s5
icksbur--Lesve Union Station daily 80
a. ul.; 80 a M le-t5 a M HIS a. m
s-g.s D. m 49, D. III. $50 D. m E7s - -
Te-oG p m Leave week days 100 y ~
= a =. Florida Limited and 40 h ~
4. e.. L. Florida Specisl All PUlimdns: no
fosal stops Local Ter Frederic I-siss7-r p
Ia. daily Times OF departure and con1,ec-
lions not guaranteed 5s@-f
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Money to Loan on Real Estate.

MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates Special -rrfv-
ileSes with respect to prior payments I-arass
amounts a speciality. TYLER & EUTHER
FORD. 1S1 18th st y " noI2-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on d c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates Of interest. PAYMENTS on
principal in amounts OF SIo0 or more re-
ceived at any Interest period THE + IT
SMITH CO, Bond Building. 1E0S y Y ave.
jyi5-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-S25e 20 So. 90 O. 10 q
real estate Interest low. and ali transac-
tons conducted with economical cousfdera-
zion for borrowers
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.
i40s + St y. ~.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
INTEREST on d g Real Estate 40 IN
sea soma bic delay
WALTER ID ACKER
1e4-d 40 + 81. y ".
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For Sale-LotS.
For Rent Warehouses. Etc.

EXCELLENT LOCATION for u-ARE-
HOUSE GARAGE OF STA BILE large rypo-
story brick building ..x65 feet with eleys-
tor Rear Of ASS 9Th Il. s W Fog terms
apply - II St y r. jalS-sta
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Herb Specialist.

MANUFACTURER OF Herb Remedies which
are guaranteed 10 cure or relieve any E1t
ali ailments Men ; complaints a spcsiatsy-
SuIs-sf
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TypeWriters.

REBUILT L G. Smiths Cnds.--ood. Ren-
ingt0n. smith Premier, good a. new for
sale esd rent at lowest prices TyDev-rfte-
and olice supply Co.. IIo7 y ST. y ". II 800
Oc2z-sf
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. F

BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every otner Hour on the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AM NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST NEW YORK
100 a. m--Diner- Pullman Pas-or car
1900 a. m--5-hours train
SEQ a. u1--D5ner and Pullman PsrTo- ra-
rI--oo a m--Diner and Observation Pullman
Rari1r Car
100 p. m--Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
ss-e0 p u--''Roysl Limited Al Pullman
Five-hour-
$500 p -l--Cuachcs 10 Philadelphia
$50 o. U--Dine- and Pullman Fa--o-
500 p zR--Coachcs 10 New York
-l--l5 y T--Sleepers 20 New York
a--5. a. m--Slcepers 90 FhiladcIphiz and New
ATLANTIC CRY. +7,oo. geo. +n.oo a m
+1-oe. goo p va
EVERY HOUR OK THE HOUR"
JWecE Days 4 20 u .. M
80 f5-ll- $3.50 GEO. 80 =S-oo. $50 900
=9-1t. 4l9-oo f11-Go a. m. 800 noon IL. 81
sI-1l -1I5. 200 aS-e@. $50 -1-S0 +f-r0
As. s5-to- 5-o3 see $500 ESQ. 600 SEQ
se-to. sIo-,Q 'Ie-55. 111-3e- -I2-I5 y T.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. ~1-57 $50 p "a
VILE ss-IG g. m @f-C5 D. IN. -Is.f9 night
PITTSB 4 re. $40 a m. IL. Ee-l9 .. m
CLEVELAND. $40 p IN.
COLUMBUS. $50 p II.
WHEELING $40 a sa-. s5-o0 p m
WINCH ESTER. 1910 a w s4-05 =5.o0 p m
f4-05. 80 D. IA
HAGERs5 'oWN- 1910 a m. 1900 p m
ANNAPO is. 80; fs;.S a NJ. fl2:e5 noon.
75-eo. $50 $3.50, and $50 - m
Daily Except -'''--av sunday only
TELEPHONES AT ~ OF the following
Ticket odEccs- lfl9 g St Tel Main 1881, SIS
station Ticket OfiCc- Main $50 InfCrna-
ton Bureau Main ESQ
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Window Cleaning.

how AEoUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS
White help and Moderate prices. LEON l.
Acme Window leaning Co. re-
moved 10 - Z y W Phone N 7i59.
5s14-S0t
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For Sale-Farnls.

FOR SALE-15-aCTe farm on water front.
short distance from city richest truck land
steamboat landing; $500; liberal terms.
McGHIE. SO 9Th ST. X. W. jaI6-tr
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Auction Sales.
{. S. SINCLAIR, AuctioneeT


% Louisiana Ave. y. W
REGULAR THURSDAY sale tomorrow
January 20. az 10 a. VIII consist Of large
assortment Brass and Iron Beds. Couches.
sloeooards Tables Chairs. Carpets Mat
,iLss- - WtWare- also Cash Registers,
Iron Sa-es, office partitions. and TWO
very hie ROLL TOP DESKS, and
q tine variety OF miscellaneous household
rnents received % hour Of sale.
Il r s. SINCLAIR Auctioneer-
THoS. ). OWEN d son. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIAs-
FBOkED REAL ESTATE, N SOUTH
BRoOkLaAND, y. c.
HA virtue Or certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Li5er No. 30fs Folio go. ct seq-.
81 me iand records OF the District OF Co
LuIllois and al the request Of The party Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned trustee VIII
sell, AT public auction, WITHIN the Office of
mos J. OWEN son. 1881 q Street
y W. on MONDAY. THE s1ST DAY OF
JANCARN- A. ID. 1910. AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ the acknowledgements land
and premises. situate in the County OF Wash
ington- District OF Columbia, and designated
as ana being Lots .. 8, 4, ;. 6. and in
Block To- Lots - T. and IL
Block %. Lot 1 IN Block y and all OF
Block ~ In william o. Denison and BEDFORD
W Walker, Trustees subdivision Of land
now known South BrooklaBd 80 as per
plat recorded in Lfber County No = folio
= Of the Surveyors Office Records OF the
Dislfict OF Columbia. subject 20 a certain
covenant running with the land. that nc
slaughter house shall BE- erected
TERMS OF SALE. One-sh'rd CT tie 91r-
chase money 20 be paid IN cash. baII1ce in
Two equal instaiimcnts. PAYABLE ia one and
two years. with interest at per centum pee
aHnunl- payable semi-annually. from day o.
sale. secured By deed OF trust upon the prop
eTry sold. or all cash. At the option OF the
purchase A deposit Of $1,000 viii he re-
CURED AZ time Of sale All conveyauCiug.
recording etc. al cost Of purchaser. Terms
OF sale 20 be complied with within = days
from day OF sale, otherwise the trustee re-
% rrH=TreH aHHr "A
the risk ana cost o. defauItinE purchaser,
after ave DAYS advertisement II such resale
in some newspaper published in Washing
ton d -
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COM
PAM formerly The National safe De
post savings and Trust Company OF thu
District % Columbia. Trustee
BY Wa D. HOOVER, President
iaIg u = - a = n. :. = -
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Storage.

GET OJR ESTIMATE on abSolute.v aye-
proof storage moving IacEinz- UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO, $50 Ic.h 81 y
". Main -. 5e2s-9
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Talors.

JAEGER. TAILOR AND CLEANER SIS E
s. y W. formerly 81 r St Suits cleaned
repaired. SOC up; umbrellas repaired, I9c-
Earr-t-
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Dress Suits For Hire.
ONLY UP-TO-DATE fun dress and tuxedo
suits for hire n r. PINES. Merchant
Tailor. 1905 5th St y " ja1-ts
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Wanted Miscellaneous.

w observation-disclosures.
I PAY the highest cash prices for ladies'
EentTemeL.'s. and chiIdren's CASTOR wearing
apparel crop card. viii cali o. LIVING
STON ia -cu ST y w OF phone North -e5s
5yIS-tf
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for vvCra cloth
Ing either ladies' or gems. send postal
VIII call l. TARSHES. I5lS - s. =, "
Phone North zsS. se50-rr
SPOT CASH FOR HARDWARE. grocery
cry goods stocks etc Lunch room. store
and Office fixtures. household furniture
bought. Box So. Times Office jaIs-7I
vENTED-FuTniJure and carpets con- sntS
O. houses q specially. Tor cash. fair and
square dealings. ALBACGH. sch and ,
WANTED To BUY OLD FEATHER EzDg
r. MARKS & CO.. so. 9Th y W Fh5ne
Lincoln -ES1-T- 5aI7-4ts
WAcSTED-Furniture ro- CASH sell your
goods 20 the man who gives you the faost
money- See HOLLYWOOD sth and X je2-tr
BIG MONTY paid for cast OF clothing. shoes.
hats and -hirts, drop postal VIII cali
h GEWI6Z. I21S 1Jn 81 y "
au3-1-th- sa.za-tF
ANYTHING TO SELF
lnClcde f. N Saturday-s auction sale a.
y ESCHLEE' : so Pa ave y. w Good re-
suits. Phone I-s1 FOR wagon 5a5-7gt
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DIR. FISK ELGIN,

F,xoert III Treatment or special diseases.
1,-,,,il- x acute Both sexes tonSul-s-5lr :
co-65ertiaI- Medicine furnished Prices moi
ersfe ~ r NV Phone "a Main. OTtcs
hours. 20 1. To- s. jsl5-s0t-
DR. NICHOLSON 1sos = ST
Nervous disease. Sciatscz. CCI5rc Eczema
rheumatism CatarTh. su diseases or eithe-
SCI. lowest charges. personal attention. Goa
tractsd disease cured very quickly 1o2-cf
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and It's Suburbs
Suburban Property.
For Sale.


FOR SALE
A grand cottage home on Park road. rsa~
18TH ST. nJrth side, lot 59xIzs 10 paved aITev.
s rooms reception han; bah cellar hot
water heat interior arrangement the best
hardwood finish. verandas front side and
rear fine lawns. hedge fences granoiftnfc
walks and steps: q great bargain a. So. COO
would take part payment $3.50 house in
n X
AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED
y acres adjoining North Chevy Chase
Addition, room, pantry. and cellar house
barn carriage, wagon. and hen houses; well.
fruit Of al kinds; grapes, 70 quick buyer.
LINCOLN LAND AND IMPROVEMENT co.
Incorporated
Central National Bank Bldg.
sTE AND PENN AVE y "
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FOR SALE-s-room house and stable a,
llents Inquire 80 Sth ST < E 5aIs-6t'
CHEVY CHASE
FOR HOMES
The SubIr5 Where Every
Home Possesses an Added
, Charm and Value Owing to
the Beauty of the Surround
ing Homes
For Fiats. Prices and Particulars See
THoS. J. FISHER & CO, Inc,
rs 18TH ST y. "
Phone n $50
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