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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-05-06

TERMS OF SALE.-one-tl.:ra,e Of
the purchase moneytc Ae paid in cash
on the day of sale or the final ratfi-
cation thereof, and the resi due thereof
to be paid in equal instalnients in one
and twoyears frcir the day of sale. the
deferred payments, to bear interest
rom the date of sale, and to be secured
by the bonds # the pu chaser with
surety to be approved by the trustee.
Or Q, all cash on the ratification of sale at
the option of the purchaser or pur-
chasers.
F. STONE POSEY,
Trustee.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-05-06
CONTAINING
100 Acres Of Land,

SAID real estate being improved by a
two story dwelling house
The above real estate win b. sold
subject to the widows dover.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-05-06
Monday, May 30. 1910,

a large and valuable tract of real. estate
in said proceedings mentioned. situated
near Newburg in Charles County
Maryland. being the same tract Of land
OF which the late Walter B. Wood ate
OF Charles County, Maryland died
seized and possessed, commonly cal ed
and known as ssPope and Iongacrs ,,
aspen Grove,' or sPottersvjllen
SAID To CONTAIN
III Acres of Land
more or less.
said real estate being ln,ruved Nv =
dwelling and barn in fair repair.
TERMS OF SALE.--Ope third of
the purchase money on day of sale
or iinal ratification thereof, one-third of
the purchase money in one year from
date of sale, and the remaining one-
third in two years from the date Of said
sale or all cash at the option of the
purchaser or purchasers the deferred
payments to bearinterest from the date
Of said sale and to be secured to the
satisfaction Sf the Trustees.
On the d " of sale deposit Of fifty
dollars viii be required of the pur-
chaser or purchasers.
ADRIAN POSEY,
W. MITCHELL D1GGES,
Trustees.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-05-06
FOURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT

Adams Benz, Assessed with buildings
$500 in 9th election district. No record
reference
Due for State tax %
County tax s 40
Burch Mary C Hrs. 145 acres Of land
buildings Ia sth election district
as "EQgsw0Dd, assessed at
eed from AnnaM Bowling TO
Burch recorded in dor j
Aio 1856 and etc
state tax
tas
3 acre.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-05-06
ORDER NisI


Ia the matter Of the sale Of real estate
for taxes due the State Of Mar, land and
Charles County, for tie year 1905. made
and reported by Caialdus II. Posey,
Treasurer for the said County for the
year 1907,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-05-06
III Acres Of Land

said real estate being Improved BY a
dwelling and barn in fair repair.
The Washington times., 1910-03-15
sEAROARD AIR -.


10-05 a n daily. Florida Fast Nail
Throush coaches and Pullman s.eeDers %
Savannah and Jackson HE Par-or 80
jacksonville 10 Tampa Through sleepsrz %
Atlanta and Blrui-gEaEu. DinlnE car4-
4z5 ?. m--'-Els flaming TlrOggn
coaches and Pullman sleepers 20 JzcksJrvl-Ie.
connections tor ST Augustine. PAIN Beach.
Miami knights Key. and Havana Dining
cars
7.00 .. m-'Saaboard Florida Limited. d"
Solid Pullman Electric Lighted Throughout
SIegpers 10 ST Augustine. Palm Beach. II
ami and Knights hey. Connection FOR Nzs-
sau and Havana Club Observation sd
dining car
Through coaches and Pullman slespers q
Savannah. Jacksonville, and Tampa. AS
10 Atlanta, Birmingham. ana Memphis. Din
ing cars
Ticket OTIce. lES Nsw York ave. X. y.
Z a HARDWOOD. G. T A.
c 3. Ryan. g. T. A.. Portsmouth, Va
c. Z Phillips. D. = A.. washington D. =.
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FOB sALE--HOuSES

FOR sALE-S2.250 EACH
THREE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
Dow-FRICED HOUSES EVER OFFER
ED FOR SALE IN THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA: LARGER ROOMS. MORE
MODERN ARRANGEMENT BETTER
LOCATION. BETTER THAN ANY
HOUSES PRICED AT 1900 OR $500.
These houses ara situated on sss
HEIGHTS. north Of the city. a con-
venient locati5n; near two car lines; high
and healthful.
The houses are seni-detsched. giving
plenty OF light air and ventilation IN AL
rooms
They have wide covered front porehss-
You can yet as much comfort out Of this
porch as YOU could from any room in
the hoJbe
Parlor. dining room. pa - and large
kitchen on the hrst floor; three large
bedrooms and a very la-Ee bathroom on
the second floor; porcelain .I6. stationary
washstand and open plumbing.
gas range: cellar under the entire house,
an economical furnace.
The side entrance Is a great eonven-
ience; good-sized rear yards. cement size
walk
The location IS very desirable; all the
houses are occupied by refined white peo-
PIE. many of them own their homes
It has been said that there are fewer
Objectionable features than are 20 be
found IN any other Dart O. The city
AS the result % an exchange. we are
IN position 10 offer these beautiful
homes at this extremely low price. They
should appeal 10 investors. IS they are
always rented a. figure that will pay
large percentage on the investment.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1872 New York Ave.
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'CFESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY-

Published only as Information, not guaranteed
e.gJ .. n. daIy-For Virginia West Viz
ginis. and kenJucky points Pullman Sleep
crs-
$50 D N. daIly-CLNCINNATI-ST LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train 20 s.
I.osl5s vsIth Pullman sIeepers TO Chfcsro
stops only AT Important stations. Fe1llman' 5
finest equipment
1l.10 D m daIly-F- F. Y LIMITED. f5-
Cincinnati Louisville. the West. S5u-hvresx
and Northwest. Pullman s-eepers-
ms a. IN. Wt2E nayS--f'1I, man Parlor
car withol- change. Wesalng-on y Nevyporr
News NdrfoIk. ans Old Point Clsafors. Via
". S. p r 4 p. Richmcnd. and c. & ..
Ry-
e. & o. a "A carte. dining car service
Chesapeake and Ohio Ticket Onlces al sl3
Pa ave. 1888 + ST., and New Union Station
Telephone main 1875 and ZZl5 for ricEess-
baggage checks. reservations. and taxicabs.
feI5-tf
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FOR SALE-LOTS
FOR RENT-ACREAGE

FOR RENT-IOO acres fine truck farm. build
ings on water mont; also street car line
McGHIE. SO 5th s. ~ ". 1al6-eod-d
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. II

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every O-Ier Hour ol the ODD Hour
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, I'D ST. NEW YORK
100 q m--DIEer- Pullman par-or Cz--
1890 a. m--5-ho-r train
$50 a. -r1.-Dlaer and Pullman ParIor Ca
-l1-U0 a. m--Dluer and Observation PU-lmsa
100 p 1a--Diner and Pullman Pa-Eor Cz-.
goo p ul----Fl0yCl Limited AL Pullman
FlVe-E1-E-
fs-CO .. n--Coaches 10 PHILADELPHIA
500 , u--Diner and Pullman ParIcr.
so , n--Coachss % New York
'12.E y T--S-eepers 20 New York
ATLANTIC CITY. r7-04 go. +I1-oe a ~.
rl-oa -s-o0 ? n .--.-
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
tNeek Days, O. ~ % IA p u-D
80 100. 1880, TI-t. go, fs-11, ~s.5l -eel
SO, TIo-te, -I--0 e. IT, -l--o7 noon Tlz..5
'l-0l. l-5. 7--cl, 500. 7---t T1---, fi--e
-4-l5. -5-Jo, yS-0e. $50. f5-oc. $50 TIgl 49,
+s.Jg. .Ig.gy, .lJ-s5. --I-s.. 'lz.l5 y. z.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, T--1, $50 D. m
CINCINNATI ST LOCIS. and LOUIS
VILE. $40 a. ~ s4-.5 - u-, -L-fs uIsl--
PI-LSBChG. 's--g - H.. 80. 's--J , H.
$3.50 might
CLEVELAND. ss-ID p N
COLUMBUS. '5-5J ?. NJ
WHEELING. $50 a. II. s5.3s D. n
WINCHESTER. rs.lJ q. IL. $50 15-o1
FREDERICK +s.~. $40. =s-5 a. u. a.ss.
HAGERsTOw0. 1910 a n. .5.oo ,. N
ANNAPOLIS, 80 IS g. n, T-2-l5- noon
+S-a0. $50. $3.50. and -5-59 ? n
sDaily. Except sunday. - ldzy only
TELEPHONES Al all " The following
Ticket O1l-es- -3ll o ST. Tel Main 1851, g.
station Tlckel once Nam -gs1. Infora.a-
lion Bureau. Main la.l-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B--FoIIowing schedule figures publishe,s
onlv as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham, MOBILE. New
Orleans Asheyiue, and 1e.s5 o. N
For Chattanooga ana Memphis, S.G1 a IA
daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chartanooga Eyir-
r.inghan New Orleans. 1o-rG o. m
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chzttan0oca- Nash
vile Memphis. E-10 a. M, daily. (Sieepinr.
car open grLeT 1J . M
For Atlanta Birmingham. Columbia
Charleston. Augusta Aiken. Slva nnsah Jack
sonviIle and Florida points. 4-I5 D. n, 4sfT--
L s BROWN. General Agent.
=. 2.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale

BARGAIN FARHS-Only So acre for ffr-
acres; fine garden land. near Suitland. Nd
WIZ divide Do % suit purchaser snap
u1hI5-Sts
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WOMEN'S WANTS

Upholstering & Furniture Repairs.
oC2l-tU.th-tf
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE
SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR EXCHANGE

and larger. az $500 % 500 each. and acreage
tracts of three 90 r-u acres, $50 90 $50 per
acre This property 1s located Cu the Great
Fails and Old Dominion electric street car
system. with free transfers 20 AL Washing
ton IL IS on the high Virginia hills. over
looking the f--- can exchange lots or acre
cumtranc@s-
MOORE & Hu.L IneJ. 1888 G ST. y W
r4rrr-Tr
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WORKINGMEn'S WANTS

WORKINGMEN-D spend a cent under
any consideration. see Us first. last, and an
the time. save "a sure .'E'' note on q tailored
slightly used suit al Sc 20 $40, big stock. one
price only JTSTH'S OLD STAND. 6ls ID.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COLUMBIA BUSINESS BROKERS.
Z35 ~ 50. y W. mhl5-3t
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FOR sALE-Stanley touring car, with top
wind shield, speedometer. and baggage rack
can be seen at HOLMES BAKERY IO7 ]
a. n W. Uh3-tf
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FOR SAlE-H0USES


FOR SALE-E1ne site for apartment-nouse,
n St y W. near 4th St. lot 4oNl4o, OF VIII
be suitable Tor anyone wishing q dow ntOWn
dwelling. present improvements, a L-room
brick house. terms made easy.
THOMAS ". FOWLER & son, So2 r s. Nv
mh12-7t@
FOR SALE-NORTHWEST
NICE GROOM HOME
A. NJ. J. TILE BATH FIRANCE HEAT
PRICE. S2,80O: EASY TERMS
FOR NORTHEAST
SPLENDID house. or CAR LINE
Colonial design. rooms and bath
a BARGAIN FOR s. 000-
COLONIAL REAL ESTATE CO.
n. " Corner 18th and G Sts-> n "
nnhi5-3t
FOR SALE
500 cash VIII purchase I0-room house
with baths. at Columbia Heights. Bull.
by owner for Il home. Balance same as rent
PERCY Il RUSSELL.
Russell Bldg. 81 &C" ST. y W
rnh9-Tt
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FOR SALE-FARMS

2s-ACRH FARM. . houses and outbuiIdinzs.
suitable for pClltry or truck farm, 4 miles
from District line. write OF call. c. II. WAR
NER. I.andover, Nd. urhI0-7t'
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MARKETS
HORSES AND VEHlCLES

FOR SALE-Cheap-Two ]. 1.0OO-pound horses.
two buggies' two sets harness. 500 9th ~ W.
Trhrf-gfu
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BUILDING MATERIAL
R0OKBINDING

EXPERT POOKBINDING-Wo Of the bIgh-
est order guaranteed. Paper ruling and mag
aziue binding at very reasonable prices
CHAS Il POTTER a. CO.
Phone Main $50 5l0 18th St n w
oc36-tu-f
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PIANO TUNING

EXPERT PIANO an organ tuning and re-
pairinE: moderate prices. all work guar
enteed FRANK 4. SHUE 1915 II ST. y. w
1 phone N. 55iS mhl2-f
; PIANO TUNING. g.50. player pianos re-
paired: also organ work J. T. HERMAN,
"a floor 1920 Pa. ave. n w. Main Il2S-
mh6-15t
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TYPEWRITERS

REBUILT I. c. Smiths Underwood. Rem
ington, Smith Premier. good as new. for
sale and rent at lowest prices. Typewriter
and Onice supply Co. 1l07 G st Nv. ~ 4509
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS

ALL CASES; all courts, secret service. Col
lections. U. $. Legal Corp. 30 Bond Bldg.
Eo2S-H
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

Expert piano movers. Hauling. $50 Pack
Ing and shipping. Furniture. g. 81 load sOg
IOth and lsIs an Phone NJ 444g ja22-tf
STORAGE HAULED FREE-Lowest rates In
the city. Sl.oV per load per month E=ti-
mates Clrerfuily given Phone II I.5. IL
BAUM e. son. 9l2 Pa ave. mhs-tr
We MOVE ANYTHISG-From small boxes
and baggage to The heaviest machinery
rafes etc. Furniture IN padded vans a sue-
ciaIty- ESTIMATES FURNISHED
MERCHANTS TRANSFER a. STORAGE co
F2U-s2z h ST. y W Main 691l
JaG-91t
GET OUR ESTIMATE on absolutely are-
proof storage. moving. packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO.. 4IS-2J 10th q n
W Main 422y- ieZs-tf
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MOTORCYCLES

NEW AND SECONDHAND motorcycles from
s7s M; all in good condition
= y MUDD. Jr.. Iuc.. l@25 y. Y. ave wv
fe20-rr
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BISHOP. BISHOP.
72l-NINTH ST. n. VII
GREATEST LIVING
PALAfIST.
WORLD-FAMOTS CIATREOTANT.
TRUTHFUL. RELIABLE
.sDEISER

EkJ III q 44r Eel.l4A1AIA4L
-sDEISEB
500 READINGS 800
There is NJ necessity Tor Bishop 90 publish
flashing advertisements with an sorts OF pre-
tensions and promises. For the intelligent man
or woman a brief annouuceruent ts all that is
necessary. Bishops wprs speaks and recon-
mends itself, so ir you feel inclined 90 receive
good common sense advice cali on MIN.
His Mysterious Power Reveals your lie your
ambitions. your lnnemrs- desires, your tall
cufS. your business Abilities your Past
Present Conditions accuracy told and such
advice given which undoubtedly viii render
you Satisfied, Con-ented. successful. Happy.
Should you be worried. I.-t knowing which
way 90 turn; II the one ylu love mas atan-
dJned you. and IL you wish for his OF her
return, 81 you desire 20 be properly told of
Marriage, Love. Changes. call on Bishop who
has helped and advised thousands thus ma k
Ing them Useful. Magnetic. Successful Hours
Daily and sunday. 10 10 s.
BISHOP STUDIO. II 9Th ST. y W
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FOR SALE REDUCED TO $500 EACH.
new houses, near Ilth and A " z.
Zach rooms and bath, cellar. furnace
heat: formerly held Al $500. must be sold
10 settle anairs OF a syndicate.
STONE & FAIRFAX. Is42 New York are.
mhl5-5r
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FOR RENT-OFFlCES
desk ROOM

FOR RENT N THE MCNSEY BUILDING.
THE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING ~
WASHINGTON. ESPECIALLY DESIRA-
BILE FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS REP
RESENTATIVES SERVICE AND AP-
POISTsIENTS IS OF TIE HIGHEST ORDER
LOCATION IDEAL RENTALS LOW. AP-
PLY FOR PARTICULARS AGENT OF
BUILDING apls-rf
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FLOOR OILS

c. r. -HUNTER'S SANITARY DUST-KILL-
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean and
bright. gives them polished finish. SOC gallon
delivered. Phone Main 545S. Office 1l3 Pa
ave " W. GOOD FOR YOUR FURNITURE.
TRY 1T. IT.
STAFFORD'S SANITARY WAx-OIIJJN
FLOOR OIL. the only Floor Oil you can
use with satisfaction Keeps the rooms wher-
ever applied in sanitary condition. Also
EREE-TO-ZONE disinfectants. WM G
STAFFORD Mani Office and Warehouse,
Ia. ave. and ~ st. N W Phone Main 1850.
fo2g-tf
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TAlLORS

JAEGER. TAILOR AND CLEANER. 5Is +
ST. ~ ". formerly gI + st. Gents suIt,
dry cleaned ana pressed, 5oc; pants, I5c. um
b-russ mended, Joe up. mbI5-tf
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SPiRITUALISM
DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

ONLY UP-TO-DATE fun dress and tuxedo
suits for hire. H. T. PINES, Merchant
Tailor, zoos 9Th St n ", 3a1-t
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FOR RENT-41 - st. y. W. good size store
with living room. SIS; also one smaller FOR
81 JOIN Z. KNOTT glS Z 81. mhln-6ts
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DAjCING

PROF. & MRS. vYNDHEid. SIS 18th y. W
Teach all dances Lesson SOC. for $3.50
Private Lessons any hour Phone Main 56I9.
mhf-tf
MISS COULTER. COS Mass. ave \. ". II
YOU can walk 1 can teach you TO waltz
lessons any time. 50c Phone Main ll39
mhI4-3t'
MRS. GLOVER. 6I3 22nd. Pri. lessons. SOC:
waltz & two-step guar . lessons. Class Tues ,
Thurs. sat eve, DC Phone " 1923. mhl0-tf
DAVISONS. Prof and Mrs. 7lg 6th y. ".
Est 1892 Phone II 46S4 Lessons any hour;
classes and dances, Tues. Thur ovs- Assem-
bly, dances Natl RIhes Arr'ory every Sat. eve
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DANCING STUDIO. 21S Eye St y. W.
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb, teachers So
ciaI dance Thursdays Phone Ii 5547-Y-
ja2-u
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL.
only one taught a time
Latest dances; two Instructors
1878 y Y. ave SELECT. Phone n. 5S29 =
delft
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FOR RENT-H0USES
Unfurnished.
IoH J. HENEF 3. wEEpoN & co. va E. CAP.

FOR RENT
J. c. WELDON & CO, 224 z. CAP
HOUSES GO 18th Sc. sr.b. s22- 50
sos q. 7.- Oh sso "a 1903 b Sc CRIB. 20.5o
- 49, NJ av Sc, Tr,b 1850
LVoO Md aN he,lv'D oY-'S| 547 18th Sc SRI 1880
lll5 = Cap, Sr b. 45 1910 Emerson, ,6r. b. 1850
119 ne, Sr,b..-. $3.50. 81 18th sc, Or, b. 1880
512 ID Sc 7r,b---- 20 80. 4G Sth ne 7r,b-- Is 80
f23 10th ne Srb 30 30. IT'S ne. 6r. D. % 50
AT NJ az Sc I0rb $3.50 21l 18th Sc, 6r,b-- ll-50
liz Carroll st Srb $3.50 l4l7 Duncan. sr,b. 1880
-lf = Cap. 1Or b. IS 90. 1876 Kramer, b.. 300
IA lie. ST. b. $3.50. 206 Sc, 5r------ S-o0
225 A NJ, Sr. b.. S00| FLATS
l23 KY av Sc. Orb 2S50 636 F ne, Sr,b-. 5000
800 A Sc, RIB. 275O 400 = Cap, 81, b.. 5000
IS 10th ne 6r b. q sol 156 18th Sc. 6r,b- 2s-50
16 10th ne. 6r b. y sol 435 10th ne. 5rb. p 80
GIG y G a So. SRI a659 1872 Mass Sc, 5r,b zl-J5
g14 y @ a Sc ST. b 26 sol l15 10Th Sc. 5r. B.. 2l50
214 XIV av Sc. b IS OOi 5g7Iz 9th ne. 5r.b 1850
6z3 r ne, 6r b. - 5gl269 Morse ne.4r.b l5.25
2OJ 9th ne. 6r b.. % sol 236 1914 ne. 5r, b. 300
% Sth ne. 6r b 2550153Fz F ne, sr.b. 1850
635 4th ne Or b. % 5Of5i2 Rosedale 4r, l45J
5l2 ID ne. 6r. b.. q so i34S + ne, 4r, b. l450
2Oi lst ne, 6r. b.. p so 1Z37 Duncan Sr,b- l53V
49, ID Sc. n. b.. p 50. 1923 + ne. 4r.b--- l59g
bl5 A Sc. CRIB 2250 656 Morton ne'srD I'-oo
APARTMENTS.
Prescott Arms. 21st and NJ NV. 81. sS5 90
Algiers, 100 Nd ave. ne, 5r- b---.-----.-- 81 %
Lavinia. 6i8 ne. fr.b........--...-...... 800
Cadz. ll5 y Sc, 4-5r, -Szl-oo 1<oO
FOR RENT-lz3s 2sth ST.. Georgetown; s.
MORAN & GOLDENBERG. oxford BUILDING
mh15-5t
So. .5o-NEAR Sd and Eye sts. y. W; com
fortable home OF rooms and BATH good
repair
/. E I. PRINCE. n Bond Building.
mhl5-3t
FOR REST-fn North Chevy Chase, 1 seven
room house. with garden SIS per month.
one eight-rOOm house, ne My papered5 with
modern improvements. with garden. so per
month. Apply % EUGENE FLING. Chevy
Chase Lake mhl5-5t'
FOR EENT-New bay-yvindoW brick. hot
water heat. near . car lines. Jf7 llth s +
Call between and = "A. IN mh'J-5t'
FOR RENT-Is1s 18TH ST. y W. rooms and
bath. cellar. bay window. large yards; 81
per mo- a r. II. MIDDLETON, 5l5 Ilth st.
n w mhl3-7tC
FOR REST-6 rooms and porcelain bath. I22
r 81 n ". Apply OWNER, 500 ath -.
Y W NH. 3-3t'
8 ROOMS ana bath. $3.50. 652 Eye ST s Z.
Apply 81 Sth :. Z mhl3-3tc
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TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN On approved city real
estate al lowest current rates Special priv
Eeges with respect 70 prior payments Large
amounts a specially TH LkR & RCTHER-
FORD 80 18th 81. y. ". no12-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on D. Q. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest. Payments on
principal In amounts Of 500 OF more re-
ce.ved az any interest period. THE F. II
SMITH CO.. Bond Building. 1905 y. Y ave
jyI5-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-S25O 20 500 coo on d. q
real estate Interest low. and all transac-
tions conducted with economical considera-
ton for borrowers
vAd II. SAUNDERS & CO,
140T 81. n W feI2-tf
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
INTEREST on D. {. Real Estate No IN
reasonable delay
WALTER h ACKER
fe4-U Iz.O + ST Y W
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FOR SALE-Larse coffee mill ,E2uyerprIsel.
$500, cost $55. see HOPWOOD. Sth ana X. I
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-27
Cohesion.

Rev. August Rump transacted busi-
ness in Crown Point Monday.
Mrs. j. Williams was a Hammond
shopper yesterday
Mrs. Otto C. Borman, Caroline Bor-
| mann and Misses Hertha and Renata
| Seegers returned from their weeks va
cation in Crown Point and Orchard
Grove Monday.
| Norman Cole was in Crown Point on
business Monday afternoon.
Herman Smith has accepted the posi-
| ton as driver for the Bormann Realty
company
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Dietz. who have been
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Smith
few days. returned to South Chica-
go yesterday.
| Mrs. C. Tangelman was shopping in
Hammond yesterday.
Mrs. Aug Brown was visiting in
Hammond yesterday.
Mrs. W. Krivitz was shopping in
Hammond yesterday.
| Miss Hattie Laderer was a Hammond
j shopper yesterday afternoon
Mrs. l. Kramer was a Chicago shop
per yesterday.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Kunert were Wis
| iting in Hammond yesterday.
NJ. Neuman of Chicago transacted
| business in town yesterday Afternoon.
]. Cutler of Chicago was in town
| yesterday.
Master Bonnie and Carl Benson re-
turned from Winona yesterday
Miss Tillie Janke and Miss Lille voss
were in Hammond last evening.
C. Pero Is on the sick list.
/ A A Kunert has sold his confection-
cry and ice cream parlor to Mr. Mey-
er, druggist, of Gary, who is now do
ing business.
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LOWELL.

The two Lowell banks and Under
taker Weaver have recently had gold
leaf signs beautifully painted in their
front windows advertising their places
of business.
Mrs. Elmer Vinnedge has returned
to her home at Hammond after a
pleasant two weeks visit here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Belshaw.
The farmers are busy now threshfng
their oats and wheat crop. There is a
larger acreage in this community than
for number of years, and 1t is report
ed that the yield is much greater than
was anticipated.
A D. Palmer made a business trip
at East Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs Yoder is visiting her son, Q. Nell
son. and family at Hammond
Mrs c. H. McNay and daughter, Mil
dred, left for their home at Salt Lake
City today after a pleasant months
visit here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Purdy, and other relatives
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for the moment and his face terribly
scratched up, he was otherwise none
the worse for his experience, as he had
good time at the picnic in the aft
ernoon.
John ID. Williams of East Chicago.
United states special agent, was here
Monday looking over the industries and
taking down the figures as to the num-
Der of men employed, amount of money
invested. amount OF goods manufac-
tured, etc.
John D. Keilman made a business
trip to Crown Point Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cope of Scherer-
Vile were Dyer visitors Monday.
Sunday night. while one of the home
ward bound excursions passed through
here, one of the apssengers hurled a
stone through the depot window. OF
course, nobody being inside. no one got
hurt
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Several young people from Whiting
attended the band concert at Jackson
Park last evening.
Mrs. Henry Schwalm of iohio ave-
nue. is entertaining her daughter. Mrs
Chas- Lee of st. Charles. Ill. and grand
daughter. Miss Mary Lee.
Several young ladies from Whiting
will have picnic at the lake front
park Friday evening.
Attorney Frank N Gavit and family
are expected home next Saturday from
| their European trip.
William Burton. superintendent of
the Standard Oil company. was in
Whiting yesterday on business.
Miss Maude Fry of the Whiting
| postoffce force is spending her vaca-
ton with relatives at Goshen. Ind. Miss
Fry was also accompanied by her
sister. Miss Florence Fry.
Mrs. Lehr of Center street is visiting
with relatives in Chicago.
| Mrs. James DIS went to Chesterton
last night. being called there by the
| illness of her father. Mr. McHenry
| Miss Lucy Koch of White Oak avenue
| is now working IN the Chicago Tele-
/ phone office.
The arrest of two Whiting saloon
keepers was made, they being charged
/ with having violated the Sunday clos
ing law. The men arrested were John
\ Domsich of Schrage avenue and Pante
| Haralovitch OF New York avenue The
case came up before Mayor Parks. who
| fined Domsich $40 and costs, amount
ing to $40, which Domsich paid Ha-
ralvitch took a continuance until next
Friday night at 1880 p. M, when the
case will come up before the mayor
Haralovitch was put under 800 bonds
| for his appearance on Friday