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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-29
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BY MARY GWYNN WHITEMAN |
~ MARY GWYNN wHTTEMAN
TELEPHONE oNE-FouR- TWO

Can She2
Can a woman keep a secret.
must answer since you ask.
And refer you to a woman
Telephone Mrs Morris Sass
She will answer if YOU ask her
tor she surely ought To know
For the past week she has 'ound out
If she'll only tell you so.
"Wil you keep something | tell YOU"
She aske! half a hundred guests
And you bet they quickly promised.
For they ycarned to hear the rest
Next week. will have a party
And ! hone TO have you there.
And want TO ask
\ favor
In the costume tnat YOU wear
Wear red
Mrs. Sass said.
And please do not tell your neighbor
That this co'or youll wear here
Or ask her just what color
She will in that day appear
And half these hundred women
Solemnly they crossed their heart.
And said they'd be halvcd ani quar-
tered
From this secret ere they part.
But. soon they went to 'phoning
And the outcome you can guess.
For they asked their friends who had
one.
TO lend them her cherry dress.
And they giggled just like school girls,
When their friends in answer said.
Il can't leni it, for | need it
On next Friday. I'll
Wear red
Mrs. Sass said
And so the secret travelled
That each had been asked the same.
And to keep Mrs. Sass from knowing,
Added zest unto the game.
And the women took to dyeing,
In each kitchen boiled pot
Of bubbling. seething scarlet
Colors changed upon the spot
And some women dyed together
And they boldly laughed in glee,
For the secret was discovered.
And they giggled merrily.
In each closet hung costume.
Hat and dress and gloves and hose
Scarlet as the summer poppies
Waiting Friday to disclose
Wear red
Mrs. Sass said
At the party. then. they gathered,
l.nd all said in great surprise,
why. the other guests wore scarlet, 80
And they opened wide their eyes,
And they asked their hostess
Had she really played a game,
And asked all the guests who came
there
To wear scarlet, just the same?"
But the hostess was wise one,
And she saw the joke hac turned
And of these half hundred women,
Something new had been learned,
There's one woman keeps secret
And who'll keep it safe and tight
And who may be safely trusted
Well to guard it day and night
But she's dead
Mrs. Sass said
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Their marriage from the Mason Herald
SO seldom is newspaper report
prophetic that 1t is gratifying to re-
peat paragraph or so from this clip
ing:
Married.
AZ the Christian church in this city.
on "Wednesday evening at . o'clock,
May 20. 1895, Prof. Nathaniel Glars
Wood and Miss Mary Blanche Hall,
Rev. +. G.. Roberts officiating. with
has. Mangham as best man and
Misses Bernice Doolc, Hcrmcnia Mebus
and Carrie Taylor as bridesmaids.
With prospects of unbounded useful
ness. these young people enter upon
Lies mysterious sea, each possessing
many traits of character which cle-
Vate and ennoble American manhood
and womanhood.
Professor Wood was born and reared
in Carroll county, Tennessee. attend
g school at McLemoresville Collegiate
Institute. from which institution he
graduated with highest honors in 1892.
The same year he came To Texas.
taught school with great success in
tins county at intervals until last year.
which was spent in Oregon and the
Indian Territory. In addition to his
college diploma. he holds state certi-
lcates from Oregon and our own state
board
Miss Hall IS the accomplished daugh-
ter of Prof w. \. Hall. gentleman
well known in musical circles all over
the state For several years she at
tended our high school; the past year
her time has been devoted to the
higher branches in Marble Falls and
Burnet schools. These advantages.
combines with a sweetness of lispo-
sition peculiar TO herself, and many
other personal charms, eminentlv quai-
ify her for broad sphere os useful
ness in the social and moral walka Of
life which she has so auspi "'ously en-
tered"
The next page was headed with a
late picture of Dr. and Mrs. y G..
Woods and the announcement of their
anniversary. The program for the
evening was most propitious and met
with universal appreciation.
D,n ,,Ia -
Wedding March with Miss Roper at the
piano, to which DR. and Mrs. Woods
entered. precedel by Mr. Harreld and
Miss Fraley
Mrs. Woods sang two SONGS. the
words of which were changed to suit
the occasion and were so bright. and
as witty as could he and sung with
a charm OF voice and expression that
caused a tremendous encore from the
guests.
The program was:
/. Bridal Chorus from Rose Mai
den') Cowen.-Miss Hanna; Mes
danes Spindler, Roper, Clark; Misses
Gardenhire. shaun, Jones. Frame, Rop
er, Wolyerton, Garbutt. Hall: Messrs.
Prsther, Buchanan, Spindler, Free
man.
.. Violin, Welding March Mendels-
sohn-Miss Bell.
3. (a) "A May Day, G..
Smith. OBJ The Meeting Hermann
Lohr-Mrs. Wood.
1. Loves Dilemma. Richardson
The Groom (sung by Miss Hanna
3. Reading. THAT Old Sweetheart Of
Mine. Riley-Miss Boone
q. Duet, 20 That We Two Were
Maying, - Smith-Mrs. Wood and Mr.
Spindler.
:. Violin. Alteration ''-Borowski-
Mrs. Lester.
\. Reading, Mrs Puner's silver
Wedding. Miss Garbutt
., Song, The Muleteer OF Tarrag
ona. - Henrion-Mr. Spindler.
10. Quartet, Greeting to Spring '-
S,rauss-Mss Hanna, Miss Roper
Mrs, Wood and Mrs. Frame.
Accomplishments played by Miss
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Some things are better in the past
or future tense. but kissing isn't one
OF them
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Here and There.

Mrs Lucy Gardner and daughter
Miss Edna. have returned from Ken
lucky. where they have been enjoying
visit OF several months.
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Miss Ethel Nigbett has returned
from a visit to Texas friends and rel
atyes.
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Miss Laura Lloyd of Van Alstyne is
here the guest of her cousin, Miss
Ethel Nsbett.
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The WOmans Home Missionary So
Ciety OF the Broadway Methodist
church viii meet tAe second Tuesday
instead OF the first Tuesday in June.
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THE WEEKS CALENDAR. 8:
Monday. q
Ladies' of the Leaf with Mrs 8:
: John Dexter ::
Tuesday. q
.iunior.Senior Banquet at the 8;
G!"ler liotei. ::
Wednesday. 8:
q Wouan Home Protective ::
Association. ::
Thursday. q
Kosmos Klub with Mrs. John ::
; son. ::
: Br dge Club. ::
Friday. ::
Elks Dance. ::
:: :: :: 3: :: :: :: :: 8: :: :: 3: 8,
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Mrs Eula Bell has returned from visits
in sherman and Van Alstyne, Texas.
While away many dinners and automo-
bile drives were given in her honor
and her stay was quite pleasant. Mr..
John Bell accompanied her home for
a short visit.
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The La4ies OF the Lear observe An
nual Day with Mrs. John Dexter on
Monday
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81. Agnes Academy held Commence
ment exercises at the convent on Fri
day evening, There were fye grad
uates-Misses Helen Walcott, MARY
Beach. Leila ORulley, Lillian Hoffman
and Madeline Colbert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-30

iUST. 400 H ST. NV.
1899 l4th, Or. b. As. Oh
Saranac. Or, b.. 400
Myrene. 5r, b. $500
Juniata. 5r. b. -. $3.50
Z Akron. Ar, b. 80 80
1877 y Cap. Or. b.&.Jo
l414 Hopkins. ar. h. IS. so
1913 X ne. Or. h. .2i.5O
2S23 Sherman. Or. bio. so
sos 9th Sc. Sr. b.1s.5o
15I2R'sed leEc, III. b14.50
COLONEL TENANTS.
4ss ID sw. Sr. b. $3.50
2624 X NV. Or. b. .22.5o
421 81 ne, Or, b.. 80
133 " Sc, Ar. -. 10. 30
STABLES.
r 20l2 ii nw.5stls20 90
r 1142 18th. 2 stls. 500
STORES.
1901 LIST, sto & dwg.
sr, 2b & stable. IS. 90
1851 9th, sto, DIV. 90
PIP Tth sw, sto. dw60. 90
2O12 H.sto. DIV sta50. 90
2214 14th NV. large
store ... .3U.ou
1927 n Cap %. 40
421 81 ne. 6r, b. .2i.5o
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FOR SALE
vp AT ApyIS ;I;, = rs OF YOUR WANTS.
KEY SMITH e. LATHAM. nc
ro second Floor Front Evans Building.
FOR SALE-In Cambridge place George
town. three-story brick. ten rooms and bath
house; cellar; rents for $3.50 per month.
FOR SALE-A large double brick house.
facing south. in The thirteen hundred block
rooms and two baths: hot water heat; rent
$4,000 per month; lot. I23x15o feet: front
an" FOR eAs hoEcnes M MAKE MS an offer on this
apd irving SITS. three-story brick; eleven rms
let and BATH in cellar. Price. si6, 900: terms
to suit
FOR SALE-A nice colonial porcl, house on
Garfield ST. just half block from Connecticut
avenue car line. and two blocks north of the
new Connecticut Avenue bridge: 10 rooms and
two baths: concrete cellar: servants toilet
and laundry tubs; hot-water heat: rent s65. 90
per month Others In block. counterParts Of
price but $4,000 upon terms 10 suit.
FOR SALE-In the seventeen hundred block
OF kilbourne ST; 1o-room- and bath house. hot
water heat: handsomely finished: exceptionally
cheap at the price asked. Price. $500
FOR sALE-on Irving st; west of 18th ST;
lot; containing II rooms and two baths. See
US about this if ycon are looking for nice
FOR SALE-On Calvert ST.. near the car
loop three stories and cellar. II and
baths; steam heat; trust at ~ per cent
FOR SALE-One of the handsomesf corners on
10Th ST. near The henesaw apartment house:
fronting 30 feet on this beautiful boulevard.
and improved by modern - room double
house containing baths. finished in quarter
ed oak: hot-water heat and open fireplaces. An
ideal home. Price, So, 900.
FOR SALE-On Irving ST. west of 18th ST:
three-story bay window brick. hardwood finish
10 rooms and two baths: fronts south:
crete cellar: steam heat and open frepIaces.
Price. 50. 900. upon terms to suit.
FOR SALE-On Columbia road English
basement house. containing L. rooms and two
baths; exceptionally well arranged for
$4,000. upon terms to suit.
One of those popular Bitmore street houses.
lot 1Sx150 feet to paved alley three-story
brick containing 10 rooms and bath two
stsirways. concrete cellar. with servants tot
let and laundry. and heated by steam. Only
$9.500 terms to suit.
Also other properties improved or unim-
proved. in every section of the city and
suburbs.
KEY SMITH & LATHAM. INC.
Second Floor Front. Evans Building.
apo fl, eNSu
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FOR SALE
THOROUGHLY TESTED.
MODERNLY APPOINTED,
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
HOME FOR $500.
Good terms. easy payments.
Liberal Commission for Quick Sale.
Three-story brownstope and brick
dwelling No. 1887 Calvert ST.
Four rooms on first floor. Window
in reception hall. Buffers pantry.
Four rooms and tiled hath on SEQ
ond door.
Three rooms and tiled bath co
third floor.
Cellar under entire house.
Hardwood finish throughout. Pol
ished floors. Gas logs. Hot-watef
heating plant. Screens. Inside
blinds.
House Is In perfect condition.
Never occupied by other than the
owner.
House faces south. overlooking
Connecticut Avenue bridge: conven-
lent to two car lines
Lot 10 by 100 feet to wide paved
alley.
See this house now. Full partic-
ulars OF owner
FRANK r. CROSTHWAITE
lp2e-St 1920 r ct.
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FOR RENI-BY n. l.
36ol Newark, Or, b,
fir ......... $500
25i8 Clinbourpe. Or,
20 ...-........I5-OO
1909 10th, Or. 2b. rs. 90
1342 18th, lot, Goes. 90
j 1755 5, Or. b. -. 80. 90
1872 18th. LOT, b. 1000
1896 9th. 11r. 20 SIS. 90
1928 y. 11r, b. so. 90
1910 r, Tor, b. - 80. 90
2i23 R. Or, 2b. so 90
$50 y 7 av,14r. b.5-eo
1923 y. Sr. b. As. 90
1T40 Corc'n, Or, b.S.0
1921 Lamont. Or. b.+0.50
1T4S Ore av.10-. b. 40. 90
1920 9th. ior. b. .-4o.O 90
1877 Ore WOE. SO. 90
46I I nv. Or, b.. $3.50
laos 11th, Or. b. .33. so
136 {, Sr. b. -. $3.50
104 c Sc. Or. b. . $3.50
1915 2sth. sr, b. .35.S so
22o3 18th. Or, b, $50
1924 n J av. Or. b. ~. so
327 Del av ne. 6r. b2l 90
1872 y Cap. Or. b.0.5o
1887 Marion. CT. 1880
APARTMENTS
Florence CT. or. b.50.o0
au15 IA. tu.th.tf
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FOR RENT-BY L. w GRooMgs. I4io G NV.
500 2sd NV. n, b.$3o.5o 1712 list NV. Or. e. so
iast Kenycn nv IL, 1 5ss M, Msron' 90
1910 Marion. Or, b. 225e go Q, 6r. D.. -25.30
TO COLORED.
2eiI Eye" NV. rooms. bath lnew)- =. ID 80
1927 nth :. w., rooms. remodeled. 80
hp2a-se. tn. tn, II
FOR RENT-i41b ST. NV; IL ROOMS AND
2 baths. Apply Estate Of Daniel s. Evans
Room O. 1920 New York ave. mhSp
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FOR sALE-A RARE BARGAIN FOR QUICK
sale, on Newton ST. NV. near 18Th: pre19-br1ck
front; rooms reception ball and bath: hot
water heat: good size lot; easy terms; renting
for $40; price. $500. LEWIS JONES 90.
6l7 Ut. NV apZ88f
FOR SAIE-BY OWNER AND OCCUPANT, a.
Mass ave. ne; want OFFER for immediate sale;
dne corner, overlooking Stanton Squarei -
rooms and two baths: hot-water beat ap299es
FOR SALE = SPECIAL BARGAIN - oa0.0oo
house for O. 100; 5000 trust; stories and
basement: pressed brick and brownstone trim
front: 10 rooms. baths; rooms desp: at
corner 18th and SITS. NV. Must Be sold -
once. Owner leaving city.
ap27-5t
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GENERAL HOUSE REPAIR CO.,
2O13 14th ST. NV.
Organized especially for all kinds Of me
chsnical work connected with
HOUSE BUILDING AND REPAIRS.
We do carpenterinE. plumbing. papering
painting. roofing. Thinning spouting. .gasftting
steam and hotwater heating. plastering brick
laying. electrical work. In fact, every con
cevable kind Of house repairing.
ONE CONTRACTOR, ONE ORDER. ONE BILL
Telephone for estimates tphone North 1860
GENERAL HOUSE REPAIR 90.
ANDREW c. SHANNON. Prest. and Gen. Mgr
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-EY r. O. HOFFMAN QNC). RBAL
Estate and Insurance Broker. 1929 n. Y. ave.
nv" io'' 1921 1921 Il 9Th NV ilr %
1922 16r. 2bl00o 90 1912 Pa av.7r.sto .S5. 90
501 18th NV. sr 90 1906 9th NV. 10r .35. IS
1905 Irving. Tor, 2b65.O 1900 W. Tor. *. 90
'l9 eth NV, I'd i45l ". 7r. $3.50
I'd lis. $500 1850 d NV, 5r. $500
1905 II NV. Tor 90 600 9th ne, Or -. 80
lSl4 Newton. 81. 2b5000 CO., 9th ne. Or. %. 80
a.i y, G- 500 1854 d NV Or. 1900
is4o NV. 1Or. so 1874 9Th NV. Sr. 90
1915 9th nw. Tor sta40o0 SD X St. Or. 90
APARTMENTS.
ts1a lamont s u.s. ill.,
1921 Lamont. ar 300 1921 Lamont. sr .275o
a.. OFFICES. -
1925 n. Y. ave-. Sd noor. ..............$1 $1,000
STORES.
DIS I4th. 49,. $1,000 Cafe. 9Th and H. 1000
Rear % r ne.7sta. 1900 ap2S-th. sa. tu.tf
Allan E WALKER 4 CO Qnc.I.
1912 st. NV.
1922 RI av NV, 12r b$1lO 1905 10th. sr b.. ESQ
1905 Calvert 81. b. $50 3l3 ne Or, b. rs. so
3olO 18Th NV. l2r. 2b4575 IS 90
lsss s ior s.. 1000 47ao Reservoir. 81. is 90
Is2l Lamont, Or bSs 80 SO l. 81 sw. 6r
1907 18th. Or. b.. 81 50 each. 90
1928 9 nv. 7r. b.31- so 2619 Green's ct. Al. 500
4ll2 Ches'ke. o.: bS5.00 STABLES & GARAGES.
3l8 ne. Tor. b. 1880 Rear 2O23 G. Is 90
l26 ID Sc, Or, b: $50
Send for complete list Of houses and apartments.
ap23-sa&w.tf
FOR RENT-TO COLORED TENANTs-GOOD
rooms and bath brick in NV In good con-
RENT. $50
ap2S-f.5 Fl. l.. RUST. 400 street NV.
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FOR SALE
NOTE THE ARRANGEMENT OF THIS HOUSH
AND THE EXTREMELY LOW PRICE,
AND THE EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS.
We offer for $1,000 house on the Heights.
west of i4th street. practically u corner: open
on three sides; modern brick dwelling built
within the last year; three stories.
FIRST FLOOR-PARLOR. LIBRARY. DIN
ING ROOM. PANTRY AND KITCHEN.
SECOND FLOOR ROOMS AND BEAU
TIFUI. BATHROOM.
THIRD FLOOR ROOMS AND MODERN
BATHROOM.
House Is heated by economical hot.water
heating plant; expensive cabinet mantels: gae
and electric lights.
We sell this house and take a. little ~
$500 down and SIS q month.
1t Is situated on one Of the very best In
proved squares west Of 14th street the
Heights. Many persons have purchased land
and built separate homes. some Of them cost.
ing much a. $4,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SAIE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-NO. Is
9th st. No.. T-rOom frame; large lot; price,
5000: offar wanted. Apply on premises.
ap3O-3t'
FOR SALE-REAL BARGAIN; MUST BE SOLD
quick; well built. excellent home: fine rooms,
modern bath. cellar, many large closets; hn-
ished in natural wood: finely decorated: hot
water heat: splendid mantels: open fire
places; laundry; modern convenences; garage
with concreted floor: excellent. high location.
18th and Farmont; about square
from lines. Price snap at $3.50;
terms reasonable. Really worth an inspection
WALTER A. BROWN. 624 14th st. NV.
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r Oa hE<N L
Ga 21st. 11r. b, hwh50. 90
S3I y nw.10r. b. 400
2I05 Pa sv NV, Sr, b37. so
SO II Sc. Tor. b. . .35. 80
1925 a5th. 10r. b.
D W heat ...3. 80
1880 26th. Or. b. 81 90
?1e : e az sc. 6r. b. so
81. 2lsi. 1r. b.. ...25.50
4 large list of good b
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a
BETWEEN 18TH AND 14TH.
ONLY S. $50.
The owner of an attractive three-story stone
and brick dwelling, wishing to make a quick
sale. has reduced the price from 81 100 to
STORY HOSE AZ ri TH1s 70 Tow FIGURE Many
owners of six-room houses ask much. THE
HOUSE Is HEATED WITH HOT WATER;
very expensive mantels: open fireplaces; tile
baths. This house IS not way out but on one
of the choicest squares between 18th and 14th
south of Park road.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
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FOR RENT
1873 9th ct. NV. ) rooms and bath SIG 90
Flat 1427 ST. ne. rooms and ba tn Il l3. 50
McI.ACHLEN BANKING CORP.
ap25-tf 10th and G SITS.
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FOR RENT-EY X. o. HOFFMAN QNC.), RDAL
Estate and Insurance. Broker, 1929 N Y. ave.
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FOR SALE-S5.5OO.
Outlook on 18th St. north Of Columbia road.
A three-story stone and brick dwelling:
southern exposure: hot-water heat: gas and
electric lights; rooms deep on the first floor;
% FEET WIDE; convenient to twO\car lines;
schools, stores and churches.
STONE & FAIRFAN. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-AN INDIVIDUAL HOUSE
on THE HEIGHTS WEST OF 18TH ST.
Price. 81 800 The cost to build the dwelling.
independent of the lot. in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000. The lot is a large one. with
frontage of % IT.. and 100 IT. deep.
The house contains IL rooms: HEATED WITH
HOT WATER. On account of trust coming
due the owner is compelled to dispose Of 1t. and
offers it at price that means great sacrifice.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
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d DR RENT-D.D ID. THOM
l21e III ne, Sr, b.$25.50
- QuiDcy NV. liz. b25.50
24i7 Pa av. Sr, b.3.5O
133 Mass av ne, Sr, BIZ so
- J.. Sc. Or. IL. so
Store. 1926 II ne. 10 90
Gh6 18th ne. 6r. 14.50
Flat,l16 Il ne. Ar, bl3. 80
20 shop. 1l6 D.10.0U
aacc d pSu
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FOR SALE-$56O0.
Near 9th and H NV.
1t sounds almost unbelievable that you
could purchase a One three-story. nine-room,
baywindow brick residence in this downtown
vicinity at this remarkably low hgure but
such Is the case. The OWNER too has just
completed extensive Improvements In paperine
painting, ETC.. and the house has now the ap-
peerance Of q new 1t 10, without excep-
lion. the biggest bargain in the downtown sec
ton.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE
ON 18TH STREET. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$6,950.
most desirable 10 room dwelling. with two
bathrooms; hot-water heat: stairways: beau
tifully finished; strictly frst-class materials
used throughout; of the best improved
squares on Columbia Heights. II you wish to
secure one of the best homes ever offered IN
this desirable section under s., 500. this II
your opportunity.
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EOR SALE-
MOST ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL RESI-
DENCE ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; SOUTH
ERN EXPOSURE; $500; 10 ROOMS; UP
STAIRS KITCHEN: TWO STAIRWAYS;
BATHROOMS; HOT-WATER HEAT. THE
WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH OF THIS
HOUSE WILL. COMPARE WITH ANY $4,000
RESIDENCE. LOT 20x1O0.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 n. Y. AVE-
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MORNi A0EE's Saloon TUESDAY, MAYS
1910, at ~ o'clock m. at the courthouse
door in Rockville. Nd Will offer at public
auction the Garrett property.'' 80 acres: "
mile from limits Of Rockville. Frederick
pike, 10 minutes walk to electric cars; desir-
able for country residence.
: FRANK HIGGINS. Attorney. Rockville. Nd.
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FOR SALE-A REDUCTION OF $1,000.
PRICE NOW. $1,000.
4 COLONIAL BRICK DWELLING
NEAR nth AND PARK ROAD.
II ROOMS.
BATHROOMS.
HOT WATER HEAT.
TWO STAuIWAYS.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
LOT 229x125
20-FT. ALLEY.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-

FOR SALE--A NEW CORNER. WEST OF 10TH
STREET, On THE HEIGHTS.
most attractive residence; . rooms; finished
gas and electric lights; HOT AFTER HEAT
two stairways: covered porches The construc-
ton of this house is far above the average;
1T Is PUT TOGETHER LIKE A PIECE OF
FINE FURNITURE. beautiful situation.
STONE e. FAIRFAX 1912 New York
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-24
TO HOLD UNION MEETING
Y. NJ. c. A. ASSOCIATIONS WILL UNITE IN EASTER SERVICES
 SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

The first union service of the Young Mems and Young Ladies Christian Associations of Conway will be held at the Presbyterian church in this city Easter Sunday, March 27. The associations of Hendrix, Central and the Normal have decided that a meet ing of this kind would be very benefi- cial to the young people of Conway, and have been working earnestly in arranging a program that will prove interesting to all. Of course, it is not service for the young people only, and everyone is cordially invited to attend The program that will be carried out is as follows:
 Subject, Christ Our Savior. "- Leader, J. F. Simmons of Hendrix college.
 Song, Holy, Holy, Holy"
 "Christ's Early Life."-Miss Dav idson of the Normal School. =.
 'In the Wilderness With His. Prob lems.' .'-Claud D. Nelson of Hendrix college.
 college.
 "Christ's Miplstry"-E. F. Fergu- son of the Normal School:
 Vocal S56lo-Miss Fritz of the Nor nal School.
 DcGhrist's Death and Resurrection, y Miss Stephenson of the Normal School
 Song, Coronation
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-24
GOVERNOR D0NACHEY
 ON HOME STRETCH

Little Rock, March Ex-Governor Donaghey is now on the home-stretch in his campaign, and when he leaves here next Sunday, will make but four more speeches before the end of the campaign. He will speak at McCrory Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, at Cotton Plant that night; at Des Arc Tuesday afternoon and the last speech will be made at Hazen Tuesday night. Governor Donaghey will then return to Little Rock and take an early morning train for Conway, where he will cast his vote, returning to Little Rock in time to hear the re- suits from the various counties as they come in.