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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Eleazer 6hattuck, life long resident,
aged Sc, died Sunday night at eight
o'clock. He leaves wife. one son. Gull
len, and a half brother. J. ID. Shnttuck,
of Huntington. The funeral was held
Wednesday at tho house at
twelve o'clock, the Rev. Charles Franklin
officiating. The funeral Of Richard Swan
of Hanksville was held hero nj Jerusa-
lem school house last week Tuesriny He
lived in this neighborhood many years.
Mrs. Curtis Orvis is Hitler mother has
moved here from Burlington and IL car
ms for her.
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SALISBURY.

Miss Estelle Reynolds of Brock' on,
Mass. who has been visiting Mrs Fred
Hamilton has returned home.--A large
number were out Sunday to hear Mr..
Moran speak.--Mrs. George Merriman Is
entertaining her sister for short
time.-A number of the teachers in
town expect to attend the teachers
convention TO be held in Burlington
the latter part Of this week and there
fore the schools will he closed.-CQuite
n number of children in town have the
whooping cough.
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Miss Mary Kimball has gone to New
York for II short vst.-Miss Marjorie
kingsland has returned from ST. Adams
Joseph Shortsleeves has moved to Fer
rishure.-Mrs, Solomon Jewell has gone
to Lowell for visit.-Mise Anna Chase
and Richard Willis have returned from
Salisbury. -Fred Hanks has gone to
Lowell to spend the winter.--Mrs. 8. r.
Martin Is visiting friends In Boston and
vicinity.-Elmer Preston Is building a
large barn.-Mrs. G. s. Martin and Miss
Mabel Ktngsland Waited in Charlotte
Monday.-AIr. and Mrs Frank Bessette
have an infant son, born last week Mon.
day
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BRIDPORT.

Tho Rev. Griffith Evans OBLIGATED at
the funeral Of Henry Durge at Shoreham
October 22.-Elmer Bixby, n former
townsmnn. died OF shock at Barre last
week. and was brought here for burial in
the village cemetery Elithorp.
in the employ Of Charles Stone. met with
q singular accident last Friday While
mounting a wagon seat his foot slipped
on the wheel and he fell on the spout Of
an oil can, which penetrated his side
over two inches in a slantng direction
Mrs. z. r Wolcott Is visiting at Orwell.
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STARKSRORO.

Mir and Mrs T.. A. Thorne. who have
been here this summer. returned to their
home In New York city yesterday.-The
Hinesburs Grange will be here to-
morl Nv. when the third and fourth de-
gress will be conferred on large class
c. Ladoo Is building barn.
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NEW HAVEN

The Ladies' union had II chicken
pie supper Wednesday evening, October
20 A program of music included Sc
lections by Mrs. Church Of Shoreham,
reader.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. X. O'Brlen Of
Panton were guests of Mrs. +. NJ. Partch
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
1loffnagle of Ticonderoga, n. Y, are
guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs
james Wilson.--Mrs. Charles Everest has
returned from "A visit with her parents In
Shaftsbury.-G. II. Palmer. G.. s. Everest
and Wallace Hathorne are at the lake
duck hunting.--Mrs. William Mcintyre is
visiting Mrs. Lee In Lincoln Roy Potter
returned Sunday from Virginia, where
he has been working, packing appes.--
w. w. Wilson and family of Bristol were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. james Wilson
Sunday.-Jullus Cowles and daughter,
Mrs. Dimmock, attended the funeral Of
l.. o. Thompson in Weybridge Sunday
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EAST SHELBURNE.

The little son OF Fred Lane, who has
tuberculosis, Is Improving Mrs. Anna
Aliens school received u cash prize
from the Pomona Grange october %
FOR excellent work In dra wing. They
voted to purchase Il microscope. -Ripe
Strawberries. rasnherries, dandelions
and daisies We're found in fields here
October %
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Frank Rawson Is finishing the few weeks
left.-Mrs. Lizzie Wells Is in Brandon
with Miss Ella Ketchum.-Mrs. Mary
Wooster returned from Giens Falls Sat-
urday.-Mrs. Brock and Mrs. Ketchum
were in Rutland Monday.
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RICHMOND.

rhe Masses Daisy and Grace besett
were In Burlington Tuesday.-A dance
viii he given in knights of Pylhlah hall
Friday evening,-W, Il. Walker and H. g.
bradley have returned from VEGAS stay
III observation-disclosures IN town closed
Wednesday To aliew the teachers to at
tshd tho teachers convention held IA
burlington October y and aS-Mrs. i, n.
i'ohahue Was III Burlington Tuesday
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CORNWALL.

Mrs. F. II. Warner and daughter are
spending the week in Montpelier.-Mrs
fauline Bingham has closed her home In
West cornwall and loft Tuesday for
New YORK. where she win spend tho Win
ter with her son. DR., A. W. bingham.
ana fnm'iy,-Mrs. Burton. mother Of Mrs
q, T, Dimmick Of West Cornwall IL
seriously nl,-Mr, ana Mrs. J. l.. Ellis
have moved to their now home In Mid
dlebnry'-Mrs, II, &c. Taylor OF West
cornwall went Tuesday to Montpelier 10
attend the State meeting Of tina d, II. Il,
-'Aiiss Flora Griswoid Is u guest OF her
aunt. katharine Ciriawnld.
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FERRISBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Dean have re-
turned from Southampton Mass. where
they were called last Sunday by the sud
den death by heart failure Of their sons
wife, Mrs Charles II. Dean. She was In
usual health until n few hours before
death.-Ferrisburg creamery paid Sl.24
Tor -FOUR per cent milk for September.
The rain OF last night was welcomed by
tho farmers as many wells and springs
are low or dry.
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Friendship Chapter OF Eastern Star held
n regular meeting IN Masonic Temple
last evening.-Mss Mary J,eary OF Jericho
Is visiting at the home of Mr., and Ms.
NJ u. IHory.-A special meeting OF North
Star Lodge r. q a. NJ, will be held Sat
urday evening, October q. Three degrees
Will be worked that evening Mrs. Place
of 1iinesburg was In town tuesday.
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BRISTOL.

Miss Gruce rogers of Princeton, ILL.,.
Is the guest OF Mrs. Il. A purnton and
other friends in town.--Mrs Matte
Iandon has gone TO Chicago for few
weeks riSit.--W. +. Aldrich Of Schenec-
tadN, y. Y. is visiting here.-Mr. and
Mrs G.. h. Nickerson of Pawling, y y,
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cry to replace the burned Elgn Spring
creamery. IT H. situated Just below Ad-
'Ison Corners. 1t Is expected II Will be
ready for use In the early wnter.-The
teachers In town are attending the meet
Ing In Burlington and the schools are
closed.-Mre. Ernest Southland has gone
to Randolph to spend n few weeks at her
old home.-Cary Marshall is erecting Il
Windmill In Grown Point
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WHITING

Miss CARA Ketohum disd at her home
IN brandon Sunday afternoon, Miss
ketehum sustained a streke of paralysis
SATURDAY morning, being sick only few
hours she was born and lived In this
Town all her life until last spring, when
wth her sister she bough, home In
hrandon' The funeral and burial wers
held mere Wednesday afternoon.
Kelsey returned from Pouitnay Satur-
uay, where she visited friends u week.
I'r ana MRS, Brock of burlington are the
guests OF AT and AIRS. @, u, ketohum'
MIS-, baker of brandon il the guest OF
Mrs d. j. brown-Miss Calvin was sick
and had to give w her school, Mrs.
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CoNMISsIoEEHs' NoTiCE.


burg.
The undersigned, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District OF Chitte,den.
Commits toner's, to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands %
all persons against the estate OF
Kate Russell Collins. late Of II inesburg,
in said district. deceased, and ali
claims exhibited in offset thereto.
hereby give notice that we Will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, at the
town clerks office in the town of
Iiinesburg. in said district, on the LIST
Wednesdays of November and March
next, at 10 o'clock Il. M. on each of
said days and that six months from
END day of October, y. y. 1910. is the
time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their claims to
us for examination and allowance.
Dated Of 1lnesburg, this 22nd day
of March. a. y. 1910.
CITY n. RONNTON,
HENRY w. RUSSELL,
l7,w3t commissioners.
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LINCOLN.

Mrs. Howard Brooks has returned
from her visit In WeyhridHc.-Mr and
Mrs. W. j. Brown are In Montpelier
this week.-Mss Daisy Russell IL Wis
ting her brother, DR.. G. A. Russell
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell farm. should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies OF
this paper are sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
oy many possible buyers. 25.wtf
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ONE CENT
A WORD

Advertising in this COL
umn one cent 6 word, each
insertion. Copy may he
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken when
ie less than twelve words,
two lines. Special terms
to advertisers using from
ESQ TO 1000 limos within
twelve consecutive months
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WEsTFORD.

Mrs g. A. Rice IN able to sit UP after
nm iiinass OF three weeks,--Tho Fort
nightly club meets ut tho home or Mrs.
w, W, Kinbail ON Thursday afternoon.
John Maoon,her ar.. Miss Anna Mnc'a
were married ut the baptist parsonage
by tho rector on Thnrsduy evenihs.-F'
Il. Smith II In the Mary Thatcher hospl-
tai, whore he underwent II serious opera"
tion Saturday morninI, lie was reported
to he daAng we'll Saturday night schools
In town Will 10 closed tho last OF the
week On aeoount of the meeting OF the
State Tsaahsrs' association meeting In
burlington
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Orange Buck died at his home on
School street early Monday morning
after an Illness OF several weeks Mr.
Buck was born in Buck Hollow, Fair
fax. SO years ago the third OF this
month. He lived In the West for
some time during his younger wears
He married Miss Rachael Soper Of
Georgia who died IL years ago Mr.
Buck had a farm in Cambridge for
some years. after which he went to
johnson. where he was in the wooden
business and later in the lumber and
grist mill business. He came to this
village about 10 years ago with his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Hartwell. 10 reside, Mr. Buck IS
survived by brother, a. II. Buck of
ST. Adams. two daughters. Mrs. C. II.
stevens Of st. Adams and Mrs Hart
we'll of this place and one son. DIR. a.
q. Buck of Elizabeth. n. ]. Mr.. Buck
was a member Of the Episcopal Church
at Buck Hollow and also a member Of
Ethan Allen Lodge. F. 4 A. NJ. OF this
place The funeral was held at his
late home Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock with burial in st. Adams.
The marriage of Joseph Lavender of
Burlington and Miss Jennie May Par
izo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Parizo of Jackson street, took place
at the church of the Holy Family Mon
day morning. the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. J Il. Pouliot in
the presence of several Of their friends.
The couple We're attended by their
fathers. Following the ceremony break
fast was served at tho home of the
brides parents to about 80 Of their
relatives and friends The guests We're
served by Mrs. Fred Pratt. Mrs. Tim
othy Hogan and Mrs. Fred Tebo H. the
evening a reception and supper took
place at the home of the grooms par
ents in Burlington.
The home of DR.. and Mrs. David Marvin
was the scene of pleasant affair Monday
evening when surprise party was given
the Rev. and Mrs. {. c. Adams in honor
Of triple anniversaries. The day was
tho 10th anniversary Of their marriage
and also their birthdays. The host and
hostess had invited Mr.. and Mrs. Adams
to have supper with them and at about
eight o'clock large number of members
II the Congregational Church and the
Ladies' Social Union met at the home
of Mr. and Mrs j. II. Viele and then
went to the Marvin home. A pleasant
evening was spent, during which Misses
Maude FRENCH Annis Baldwin, Bernice
Parker and Mary Bates sang Loves
old Sweet Song" and other selections.
Mrs Marvin read That Old Sweetheart
Of Mine Light refreshments were
served The Social union presented Mr..
and Mrs. Adams with a purse Of sS5 to
be used in purchasing parlor rug.
Guy A. Peck was given surprise
party Monday evening blythe members of
his Sunday school class and the fire de-
partment In honor OF his birthday. The
affair was held In W. r. C. hall Mr..
Peck was presented with c sum Of money
Carroll Cleveland Of Essex. son-in-law
of Harvey Gates. had his right hand cut
off between the wrist and elbow In an en-
s.laEe cutter yesterday. He was taken
to Fanny Allen hospital. where he was
resting comfortably last night,
A son was horn yesterday to DR.. and
Mrs, j. A. Arohambault
WE9TTOpn
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NOTICE how little t. costs to tell
thousands Of reader in many towns
Of Vermont what you have to sell or
what you wish to buy. Advertise in
the Free Press and you viii get re-
plies to your advertisement
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tCOntinued On page a.
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Auction Sales.


Tho.uas J. owen & son. Auctieneers-
ESUSTEErS SALE OF VALUABIlt5 y N
PROVED REAL ESTATE NEAR BEN
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust duly
Recorded IN LIber No 252l, folio ~ e SsQ-
d the Land Records Of the DlslIlcl On 80
uulbia. and at the request OF the paLsles
secured thereby the undersigned 4ftLslee
the survivor Of Marion Duckctt and Albert
Dent Trustees, VII sell Al public auction
or the premises on SATURDAY. THE FIJI
TENTH DAY OF JANUARY, ls1o, At
THREE O'CLOCK p N. the following De
Ecrlbed land anE premises situate N the
County Of Washington. District OF Colur1-
hlas and designated as ana BENG 7it or
Block One 90 containing eleven lots, al
q Block Two -. containing twenty
one lots. all Of Block Three 80, con-
tanning fourteen lots, ali Of Block Seven
from. however Lots No Eleven Cd and
Twelve ~ Of said BlCCk. all OF Block Eight
tSl- containing fifteen lots all OF Block Nine
O.. containing sixteen lcts- ana all or Bloch
Ten t0l. containing eighteen lots in Sub
clvisicp known as bloomsbury Park, as the
same IS recorded IN County Book No Is.
PAGE 2. Of the Surveyors Office Of the Dis
IrfCt Of Columbia the SAID bloomsbury Park
being q subdivision q the land described
b. courses and distances in said died az
trust a containing fifteen acres more OF
less and the said lois above set forth being
ell Of the lots O. said Subdivision not hereto
fore released by The Trustees in said deed
or trust This Subdivision IS Immediately
East and abuts upon Castle Park. Is JUST
S2u-H or HlLpTook on the Columbia Electric
Line, a short distance beyond Bennings-
TIE land Is high and prettiIy located
TERMS OF SALE All cash. deposit or
Sc % be required at the time Of sale All
carveysncins- recording. etc, at the cost %
the purchase Terms Of sale be complied
with within thirty DAYS from day OF sale.
Otherwise the Trustee reserves the right 20
resei. the property the rIsk and cost
q the defaultiuE purchaser. after FIVE days
edFeTtiEeTneut OF such rssaIe IN sUuo news
paper published IN Washington. D. c. Taxes
adjusted 10 the day q sale
MARION DUCEETT,
Surviving Trustee
Marion Duckett & Son.
Gil Z street. northwest.
Washington, D c
ja4ss1oIzI4
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Railroads.
sEABoAED AR LHE

ra-r q m daily Florida Fast Man
Tl,-ouch coaches and Pullman sleepery 20
Ssvao0ah and Jacksonville. ParICr ca
1-~l-sooxfUe to Tampa Through sleele-z %
sfIanfs and birmingham Dining cars
I-g5 D IL daily. The Flamingo-' Quick
- F,6rida train Through coaches to JACK
s~r1-fTle Pullman s5eepers % JacksonvfIIs
- Augustine Pain Beach Mani sr5
Knights Key connecting doT havana Dir
'5aS . M ''Seabosrd Florida Limited 90
solid Pullman Electric lighted Through
EfcAgcTe To - aus l'tAt--s am Nj
- sn5 Knights KEY Connection for Ess-
ssU and Havana. Club Observation snd
- o. n daily. Seabosrd ExprcgS
through coaches and Pullman s.ec2ers q,
Savannah Jacksonville. and Tampa AIs5
70 Atlanta Birrnin CHAM and Memphis D5z-
Ticket Office IfiS New YORK ave y "
Z a HAYWOOD. G T. A.
c E RYAN c P A. Portsmouth Va
c. z Phillips. D. p A.. WashingtoB. D. c.
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Apartments To Let.
Furnished and Unfu-nished.
THE ALONZO o. BLISS
PROPERTIES

Phone Lincoln 1850
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Must be So Rent $3.50 per anuuru-
price only FI5-C00- TUo-family buildings con
tanning rooms and bath each apartment
this
THOS. J, FISHER & CO. INC,
73S 18th ST. y W
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Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO K. r.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour On The Odd Hon
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'd ST new YORK
100 a. m--Diner. Pullman Pa-icr-
fs-cC a. m--5-houT train
4s-6o & m--Diner and Pullman ParIo- ca
III SO g. m--Dtae- and Observation PuIlrnao
PaIloC Czr-
s1-so D m.-Dlnsr and Pullman ParIo- car
ss.oo , m----ROyaI Limited Al Pullman
Ffys-hOur-
gg-0n D u--Ccsches 20 PHILADELPHIA
500 .. m.-Dine- and Pullman Pariox.
$50 p m--COaches 20 New York
szZI5 N-T--Sieepors % New York
Sz-5z a. Ia--SieepeEs TO PhiisaelPhia and New
York
ATLANTIC CRY. Fg.OO. 's-oo. fu-oO q n.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR
Week Days. : a. n 20 Il D M
= 90. 80. 200 go. To-0e -s-se - On
$50 1000. "l-55 a n. I'D noon: 4I2.0S
=e-al -fe-o9 ~Io-S5. 81 80 -I2-I5 y r
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. III. |5-So D IL
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. AND Otis
VILE. $40 a. m '4-06 p n. s1e-45 uIrnt
PITTSBURG, $50 q n -. 's-I0 , n.
sI2 20 night
COLUMBUS. $50 D. n
WIFE ELING. 's:10 a m. $3.50 .. II
WINCHESTER, fs:l9 a m. f4-0ss f5.Oo . m
FREDERICK Ts--0. fS-lo- SIS a II, Il 30,
'' HIslIiG;EKsT1oWN. 1910 n m. 1900
ANNAPOLIS. 'I-2O. fs;O9 a m fIe=05 noon
fs; 1si w. fETc s rs un ss sunday onrv
TELEPHONES at al OF the following
Ticket Ofhcez- 1917 6 St Tel Main 1881; Sc
station Ticket once Main ESQ: Infor1na-
ton Bureau Main 7Sso-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

R-FoIlowinE schedule figures published
univ as information and are not guaranteed
FOR Atlanta. birmingham. Mobile. New
orleans AshevflIe, 9 a n and IG-{5 D. m
For Chattanooga and Memphis. 500 a m
dsiIy- -
-,4oghsra New Orleans 16-I0 D n
For Rozncke- Knoxville Chattanooga.
esaSb,flle Memphis 40 a n daily
fSIesosng car open after 10 D M
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Columbia.
Charleston Augusta. Aiken. Savannah. Jack
so1vfIle and Florida points. SIS D n, daily
L S BROWN. General Agent
Sez-tf-eUza
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FOR sAI.E-sd st N W. near F: 7-room
louse, near Pension Otfice; gas light, Ia
robe heat. 50, 80.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Published as information. not guaranteed
200 D. m daily-FOr Virginia. West Virginia
Kentucky points fuluauE-
$40 D m dafly-CINCI$NATE-ST LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL solid train 20 s.
To113s with Pullman sleeper 70 Chicago
StoDs only al important stations Pullman 5
finest equipment
ia n m daily-F- r. V LIMITED. for
,-s,r5nnstl Louisville the West Southwest
sn5 northwest Pullman sleepers
c q O. q Ia carte Dining Car Service.
r-S-ssDeak e and Ohio Offices 5IS PennsllrauIa
.vC1sIs 1ss9 F street ana Union Station
-eSe1Done Main 1855 and 2206 for tickets bag
1sre checks, reservations. taxiCabE-
ncI4-tf
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BLENHEIAI COURT.

1910 California ave NV, In the select
residential district o. Washington
Heights. One-half block from car line.
sffordinE all modern improvements and
c0nvenienCes. -Four rooms and bath,
front, 50.
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THE Lorraine,

400 Park ST y. W A 5-room ana
bath Apartment AT so IN q new apart
ment house in the most select section
Of Columbia Heights
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THE ASTORIA.

Third and stE- nv near Pension
Ofice9- electric elevator. heat, hot
water and light free one room, S per
month. 2 rooms and bath, so
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washington Southern Railway

For Richmond and points south via Fred
sriclzsburg-T.ea Union Station daily. f-z3
m; - D. m. 1895 a M. las a. m
40 D. m, As p M 5so5 D. m. 20 p. II. /.
eco D M Local for Fredericksburz 500
!, m. daily. Time OF departure and cOnnec-
lions not guaranteed 5s2-tf
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DEAL WITH TIE OWNERS

s10Oco ca51 and s31.o0 monthly, which in
cludes al interest for 4 years; after that
only $3.50 monthly. viii purchase one Of our
beautiful seIai-detached colonial houses con-
tanning Z rooms. tiled bath. reception hall
hoI-water heat, mission osk diaInE-roCuS
combination gas and electric light, elevated
c. en- ranges with ventilated hood. cold stor-
age wash trays in cellar. iron Constructfoa;
decorated to suit situated on Illinois ave
between Jefferson and Kentucky SITS. > car
lines. Take 9th 81 cars to Jefferson. walk
east $50 It MODERN BUILDING CORPO-
RATION, Owners and Builders, SIS Union
Trust Building deI4-tf
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THE DARLINGTON

18th and pa ave Five rooms and
bath. first floor. all ROOMS outside and
facing the front, SO
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THE KING1IAN,

ing in a desirable location, but one
apartment vacant. rooms and bath,
$50
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. Tho.uas J. Owen & Son. AuctieneeTs-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE u NJ
PROVED REAL ESTATE NEAh BEN
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GREAT VALUE FOR g. So
1hlnk OF IT, A 81. slate roof house with a
VI Attt EH-ACRE LOT near the c-z and
only one are Terms -ernzrLa,Iv easv AL
lilNoe 20 feet Splendid water. Fine shade
HUGH A THRIFT, Caion Trust Bog
jaS.101f
y. ELL LOCATED land on Old Dominion
f<"y-s II miles OUT very cheap a. 90 an
sEIe- COLLINS" Clarendon Va II
Z HAVE \ NICE 5-ROON. House On car
ne tnO transfering)s large corner lot, great
71--- = sL.sse5 very easy terms
NATIONAL REALLY co
20 Colorado Bldg. 18th and G.
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FLNE TRACT FOR SALE-SUTTA BE FOR
SuodiVlsion1 on both sides OF Connecticut
ave- north Of Chevy Chase Connecticut ave.
has recently been graded and macadanaIzed
J WALTER O-BOYIE.
go Bond Bldg
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Auto Lamp Repairing.

LET Is DO Tive can put your auto lamp
and radiators into proper condition at very
small cost TO YOU Prompt work SsIiSfaC-
tfon guaranteed. MOORE & CO. 50s John
Marshall place. Phons 49,. Ja1-sa. mO-G
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APARTMENTS N EVERY PART
OF THE CITY, UNDER ONE OWN
ERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT.
AGENT VISITS EACH PROPERTY
DAILY
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1884 HARVARD ST \. ".

Has but three apartments IN building
and the appearance Of private resi-
deuce- Six rooms and bath SO
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FOR SALE-Few foUr-TOcm 4sz-Uses; N fast
developing section sc fare; six minutes 10
cars over good walks. 81. 45U- $3.50 monthly.
including interest Address J A D. p o
BON --3S- Station G ia5-5t