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Naval stores

Savannah, Ga., August 3.-Turpentine firm, SIC. Sales, 763; receipts. 9O4; ship ments, 197 stocks. 13,2SS Resin firm. sales. 2957; receipts. 2246: shipments. 11So; stocks. 61,505. Quote: B. $525@5.S0; D. $545; E, s56o; F, s5e5a5.7O; c, s5.7o; H. s575: I. s5.S0: K, $5.s5; M. ss.2o; N, $6.30@ 6.5o; VIC. s6 45d6.6o; wv. ss.5O967O.
 Charleston, s. C., August 3.--Turpen- tine firm. '67c. Rosin firm. Quote, A B c, s5.4o; D. 6.b5; F.. $5.6o; F, S.75; G., s5s0; H, s5.s5; I, $5SO; K, $5.95; NJ, s6.4o; N. se.5o; VIC, ss.70; wv. s6.75.
 Wilmington. N. C.. August 3-Spirits turpentine steady. 66c; receipts, 4s casks Resin. nothing doing; receips, PIP barrels. Tar firm, $225; receipts, none. Crude turpentine firm. sS.5O. s5.Oo and s5.5O; re- ceipts 52 barrels
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-04
Trea.ury Statement

Treasury Statement washington, August 3.-The condition of the treasury at the beginning of bus iness today was as follows: Trust Funds-Gold coin, $S71. .15S 669; sil-
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Official Quotations Birmingham Stock Exchange

Total fort day. share
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Interior Movement

Houston: Steady; middlng, 14Ac; net receipts, 311; gross receipts, 311; ship ments, SS; sales. 124; stock, 6179.
 Augusta: Quiet; middling, 151ac; net re- ceipts. 100; gross receipts. 100; shipments, IA; sales, 124; stock, 3562.
 Memphis: Steady; middling 15c net re- ceipts, 164; gross receipts, 187; shipments, 256; sales, 125 stock. 10, ,992
 St. Louis: Steady: middling, 15c; gross receipts 9S; shipments, 9s; sales, PA; stock, 6062.
 Cincinnati: Net receipts, 66 gross re- ceipts, 66; shipments, 325; stock, 1851.
 Little Rock: Quiet; middling, 141.c; net receipts 63; gross receipts, 63; shipments, 332; stock. 54S9.
 Louisville: Firm: middlng. 15hc. ceipts, 1273; saleshm hmtaihmtaihmtaihh
 Total today: Net receipts. 704; gross re- ceipts, S25; shipments, 1273; sales, 47S stock, 40,135
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-04
Coffee Market

New York, August 3.-Coffee futures opened steady with prices unchanged and during the day developed a sight ly easier undertone, closing steady at unchanged to Sc net lower with total sales amounting to 34.250 bags. Local longs seemed disposed to liquidate their holdings and while bulls were in clined to take moderate lots there was an absence of aggressive buying and the market felt the influence of rather disappointing European cables. Clos. ing bids August 6.90c; September, 6.95c; October, 7c; November. 7.10c; December, 7.15c; January, 7.20c; Feb. ruary, 7.24c; March, 7.2Sc; April, 7.4Oc; May, 7.32c; June, 7.33c: July, 7.35c.
 Havre closed net unchanged Ham burg unchanged to F lower. Rio tirm 65 reis higher at 5sx050; Santos frm unchanged As $50 Is 200; Jundiahy .e- ceipts 44,S00 against 6S.700 last year. New York warehouse deliveries yester- day 1909 bags against 9S29 last year. Spot steady; Rio No. 2, SA @8 13-1cc Santos As, 99sc; Cordova, 10@12sc.
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s2o; packers and butchers, $s1oQS. 40; lights, $S15@S 45
 Sheep: Receipts. POGO; steady; lambs, s6.00Q6.75; yearlngs. $42sd50o; wethers, 3.7504.50; ewes, s325@400; stockers, s2.50 6400.
 St. Louis. August 3.-Cattle: Receipts, 4400, including TOO Texans; market 10c to 15c higher; native shipping and export steers, $7.10dS.25; dressed beef and butcher steers, $6.00@7.75; stockers $3.25 @5.50; Texas and Indian steers, $4.00Q 6.7o; cows and heifers. $350Q5.25.
 Hogs: Receipts, 40Oo; market 15c to 25c higher; Pigs and lights, $S.00d900; pack CTS. $S.50dS65; butchers, $S.50@SS5.
 Sheep: Receipts, 2600; market 10c to 15c higher; Native muttons, $3.75QD450; lambs, $5.75@7.15; stockers, $25o@375
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-14
After the Fair Attend the Reunion.

The goth Annual Reunion of 81
Wisconsin Veteran Regiment will be
held in this city. on Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week. With the
assistance of the good people of Lam
caster, an interesting program has
been prepared. Both public meetings
will be held in the opera house.
After the several organizations TAX
ing part have been seated the hall
will be thrown open to the public.
There will be music, songs, addresses
and campfire stories to satisfy all.
A detailed program will be pre-
pared later Headquarters of the
Third Wisconsin, Will be at the
Grand Army parlor. in the court
house We would be pleased if the
public would attend.
]. J. Oswald,
J. 6. Harshbarger,
J. f. Lane,
Executive Committee.
Dated. Lancaster, Sept. IS, 1910.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-14

p. BARLEY, Of Bloomington, had
business here yesterday.
Roy Bennett left yesterday for
Milwaukee to attend the State Fair
Floyd Rech and H Geiger, of
CassvilIe. were visitors at the county
seat last week
An exchange inquiries What has
beco,ue of the King Drag that was so
much in evidence and rendered. such
efficient service in the spring 2' Pro
badly the long drouth discouraged the
users as this implement is generally
put to work Immediately following
rain. The King Drag habit should
not be gotten rid of so easily however.
The careful and persistent use of this
simple Implement has wrought great
change in the condition of certain
Grant county highways. Many Lam
caster streets even now could be i'm
proved wonderfully by the drag treat
ment.
The visit of Atty. George G.
HaZelton to Grant County, has
brought to the mind of many of our
older citizen the story of his remark
able political career in Wisconsin.
Atty Hazeiton came here from New
York late in the year 1868 and started
to practice law in Boscobel. He lost
no time in entering into politics and
before he mad been IN the state full
year was elected District Attorney.
Before his term of service in the latter
Office had expired he was nominated
for State Senator. His nomination
astonished even his best friends and
supporters. His opponent was an old
resident Of the county who had held
the office before and firmly expected
reelection. But HazeIton won out
and next aspired to congress. After
three hard fights he received the
nomination in 1915 and held mis- seat
three terms. In 1882 his defeat was
due to the redistricting of the state
and the greater strength of the Dane
County political force. After this
defeat he secured an administrative
appointment at Washington and still
practices law there although he is "
years Old During his residence in
Grant County he introduced political
methods hitherto unknown in the
west
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-14
Cattle and Lambs Wanted

Two hundred good one, two and
three year old steers; 500 cows and
hoifers $50 lambs wanted, Both
phones, long distance and Farmers
at residence Geo A Moore. 29w2.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-14


R. T. Mayne, Of Bloomington,
was here Saturday.
George VAIL Jr. is seriously i'll
with appendicitis.
Hubert Alt is expected home from
Colorado this week.
H. Pritchett, of Fennimore, was
in Lancaster Sunday.
7. NJ Savage and Horace Fawcett,
of Plattevjlle were in Lancaster
Thursday.
Evans Barnett left Wednesday for
Prairie du Chen to resume his studies
in Sacred Heart College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Orion and
Miss Lou Dolphin arrived home
Thursday from their Colorado trip.
Miss Leona Kraemer is the proud
owner of steger piano, presented by
her parents for birthday present.
Place & Jerrett will ship cattle,
veal calves. hogs and sheep next Mon
day and each Monday hereafter until
further notice.
Allen Taylor arrived home Fri
day from the Finley hospital at Du-
buque. He recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis and is now
in comparatively good health.
Engineer Martin Comford re-
sumed his old run into Lancaster on
the way freight Monday. For several
months he has been on different run
out of Madison and his many Lancas-
ter friends were glad to see him at
his former post.
Henry Vincent, one of Cornelia S
substantial farmers brought a grist of
wheat to Lancaster Friday. Mr..
Vincent had fine yield of wheat this
year and needed only the assistance of
the Casper mills to convert the pro-
duct into flour. He returned home
the same day with $50 pounds.
Gus Hail, of Cuba City, was ar
raigned before Justice G. W. Burrows
yesterday morning on the charge of
assault with intent to do great bodily
harm. This charge was preferred by
his wife. He was dismissed and
again arrested, the charge this time
being assault and battery. He pleaded
guilty and was fined one dollar and
costs amounting to about twenty eight
dollars. This fine was Immediately
paid
Census enumerators have been
warned against scheme to defraud
them one dollar each. A man posing
as the secretary Of the National AS
ISOLATION of the Census Enumerators
has sent out circulars in which he
states that the enumerators are en-.
titled to ten dollars extra pay for dis
tribituting advance schedules. TC
finance the collection Of this claim be
asks for one dollar from each enum-
orator. General Director Durand
says that the enumerators were plain
Iy told they would receive no extra
pay for this work.
The coming winter will be severe
upon the squirrels of this vicinity &C
cording to the prediction Of hunters
who are supposed to know whereof
they speak. Crops of nuts and acorns
will be light on account of the severe
weather Of last spring which destroyed
the buds that had formed The squir-
rels will probably be forced to seek
other sources of food supply and some
no doubt will spend the winter with
their cousins in town, where the op-
portunities for foraging are perhaps
better. The number of squirrels about
Lancaster has decreased strangely
within a few wears,
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

r,,,bffshed only as Information. not guaranteed
-T-Es q m Week Dzys--PUllman PzTIof
- y-ftbo1.r change. Washington 70 NeEpors
News and Old Point Comfort, VIA " s. r
y RIchmoud- and G & O. Ry
m daIly-For Virginia. West Viz
md kentucky points Pullman Steep
-rrrlor car 20 Virginia Hot Springs weeE
go m daiIy-CINCINNATI-ST LOUIS
- Co SPECIAL. Solid train to 81
- -rJtr Pullman sleepers to CHICAGO
SSo1< only st important stations Pulima1's
a1est e - - ssifv-F = V LIMITED -
r-i--innsfs Louisville. TIE West. Southwest
- S-o-fhvvsst- Pullman sleepers- Tdrourb
@1--,-1sr 20 Virginia Hot Springs.
r n a IA carte. Gi1iEE car servF-a
Sbssape1ke and Ohio Ticket Offices az SD
D ave 1893 81. and New Union Station
-----s,C,e main $50 ana 22os for tscTe-n
.s-Tssae checks reservations. and taxIcabs
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AUCTION SALES
THos. J. Owen & son. Aueti0neerz-

TRUSTEES SALE OF An UNDIVIDED
OSE-HALF INTEREST N A TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING. NO his b
ST s Z
by virtue - certain deed OF trust aug r.
corded in Liber No. 12Ii folio 4If- ct seq Of
the land records & the District or Columbia.
and at the request Of the party secured there
by the undersi gncd trustees VIII sell at public
auction y the Office OF Th0s. J. owen &
son, 1881 > st. y w. On SATURDAY. the
Sd DAY or APRIL. A d $50. az
O'CLOCK P NJ. the foIloSirs-described lznd
and premises. situate in the city Of wash
iDEt0n. District Of Columbia. and designated
as ana being an undivided one-half interest
IN parts OF original lots and 10. in square
Sos more particularly described in said deed
u trust
Terms OF SALE All cash A deposit OF
500 wiz be required at time Of sale. All
conveJaucing. recording. etc. at cost Of
purchaser OSCAR II. BRYANT.
CHAS N McCI-AN-
apiS- ID. IS. q. .
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

p-FoiIowins schedule figures pubiIshs8
y = Information and are nor gUzran- eec
o1-s AFIsnta Birmingham MooIe. New
- 49, AsnexfIte. : 8 ana 1G-45 D. n
Gre 1--11-.sttsnooga and Memphis. SEQ 4 u
oAllS-- 47oanoks Knoxville. Chattaaooga. BIZ
--1ng1,arn View Orleans 1910 .. n
70 Roanoke Knoxville ChattancuSa- cash-
III Memphis 4.lo a M Gaily- tSleeul1z
car open after 10 , M
For Atlanta Birnnin FeFan. Columbia
Charleston Augusta Aiken. savannah. Jazz
e~zvtlle and Florida points E.15 2 III q
/ s GROWN. General Ager--
Bas-tr.cxu
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sEABOARD AIR LINE.

,o-es a m daIIy-s'FIorida Fast Mall
--,-----e-h coaches and Pullman sleepers %
s1.--.,T7sh and Jacksonville Farlcr car. Jack
1--,,-lIIe 10 Tampa. Through sleeper u
s-Ianfa Dining cars
- = m taily-f=fne flaming Through
.---5,ss and Pullman sieepsrs 10 Jacksonville.
Augustine. Pain. Peach. Mani. and
Enfabt's Key Connsctions Cor Havana
inns m dsIly-'-Seaboard Express
--7s.-.---S,,sb coaches and Pullman sieeDers Sa-
Lnso-S Isc,zsonyiIle and Tampa aIso A.
',. 'Fsirrpingham. ard Memphis DfnIaE
Ticket once. 1gS New York ave y ".
= A HARDWOOD. c. T A
PvaE G. P A.. Portsmouth,. Va
PbfIiips. D. P a. Washington, D G
- 4
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FOR gALEHOMES
INVESTMENTS
Ire best houses ever offered under
e. co.
Qua PRICE sato

These houses are situated on ths
Heights. nyrth % the city conve1-
lent location near two car lines, hiEh
ard heaIthfuI-
The houses are semi-detached. gfving
plenty Of Light, ar, and ventilation IN
= roouE
THEY HAVE VIE COVERED
FRONT PORCHES. YOU CAN GET
As MUCH COMFORT OUT or THIS
PORCH As YOU COULD FROM ANY
ROOM u THE HOUSE
ParIor. dining room pantry, and
large kitchen on the first floor three
large bedrooms and a very large bath.
room on the second fioor- porcelain
tub. stationary washstaud- and open
plumbing
AN UNUSUALLY LARGE kITCE-
En- COAL AND GAS RANCE Gel
LAR UNDER THE ENTIRE HOUSE.
Az ECONOMICAL FURNACE
The SIDE entrance is a great con
veniences Eoed-size3 rear yards; ce-
mert sidewalks
The location IS ve-y desirable. ali the
houses are occupied by refined white
people. many Of them own their homes.
Il has been said taat there are fewer
Questionable features than are 20 be
found IN any Othe- part % the city
As THE RESULT OF AN Ex-
CHANGE. We Arr IN A POSITION
TO OT--R THESE BEAUTIFUL
HOME=..T THIS EXTREMELY low
PRICE THEY SHO-LD APPEAL
TO INVESTORS. A. THEY ARE Al
WAYS RENTED AT \ FIGURE
THAT WILL PAY LARGE PER
CETAGE on THE INVESTMENT.
STONE : FAIRFAX. Is42 y T AVE.
spz0-st
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. F
LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE

Every Other Hour On the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
new TERMINAL I'D ST NEW YORK
'7-00 q m--Di Ter. Pullman ParIor Car
ss-sg a. m--5-hour tTz1a-
$40 q ua--Dinsr and Pullman Pzrror o.
sIl-00 p u--Dinsr AID Observstioa FuIIruza
40 . u-Diner and Pullman Parfor g.
sss0o ,. U--.-Esoyei Limited" AL PuIlua.
FlVe-hour-
.s-oU .. m--COaches 20 Philadelphia
6 90 D rn--DInsr and Pullman Parfor
$50 , u--Coaches % NsE York
s1g-I5 y. T--SIeepers 60 New York
az g. u--sleePeTs 70 Philadelphia AID Ne
YORK
AT1ANTIc CRY. fT.oa 800. fu-eo a
49, TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR
WEEK Days 9 a. III 70 y . n
s2.s2 $50. 76-So. '9-e. 20. fSio9 $50 50
ts.so. tlO.go. '11-oo a n. 200 neon. tle-55
f4-s5 so. f5-oS. '5-So- fS-o0- 's-1G. SEQ =
fS.5S -1e.Oo 1875, -z1-s0. s12-I5 y 4
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, ILL $50 p M
VILE. $40 q IA, e&-o5 , ~ -I==s5 afEs-
PITTSBURG. $40 = n -. $40 > 4
.l2.s0 niEht- Sleeper ready 10 = II
CLEVELAND. $40 , n
WHEELING. -s.le = n. $50 p II
WINCHESTER 1910 a N. f4.6. fs:a
, FREDER1cK. ts.@. ts:IO +s.ls a n. a.sa
GERSfOWN. fs-Io q n. f5-o0 , n
ANNAPOLIS ~. Is a. m. rI2seS 0ocR
4s.2o .s.s0. $50. and $3.50 ,
.Iaiiy- Except sunday @sunday only
TELEPHONES Al al Of The following
7-ici-et S1rIces. az 6 st. Tel Main 1881, SIS
5e-1sx-lT-anfs ave Main rs. NeE CEloz
station ticket ONCE Nah fSsJs d1foTI11s-
ZION Bureau. Main ssoA
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GILT EDGE BARGAINS

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Sz 20
Nice brick. porcelain hath large rear yard
renting TO white TO- $3.50 good investment.
NEAR COLUMBIA RID y ". szeC0
Neat brick. pretty rooms and porcelain
"a bath &C. cellar furnace frogt porch rent Sz-5o
BLOCKS Isth & PARK RD-. E.z5a
Elegant bGy-WindOW press brick cheapest
io-roon house IN city. modern every respect:
tile bath side light and pOrcHes: genuine
bs=gzil-
MODERN STORE & FLAT. BARGAIN.
Price $500 rent So Usr month.
Near business sectioa- cars stop a. store:
rat with rooms and porcelain bath. must
be sold 10 days
BIG y. W BUILDING. RENT 50 PEly NO
PRICE. $500
Five-story brick containing 2 stores =
rooms facing prominent market RelIC 60
very low for quick sale
NEAR LINCOLN PARK & EAST CAFrTEI
. Fl WIDE-ONLT ss.g5a
New brick bulk by owner. s rooms. pantry
modern bath. front porch. 2-storv rear
porchess large cellar; up-to-dste beating
plant Surely snap
NEAR 10TH & MASS. AVE y. VS., 900.
SIX rooms and bath. hack porch iucassd
with glass; don't let this slip-s bargain
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN ALI
INQUIRIES.
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FOR RENT-H0USES
Uufuruished

1fa2 1st4 81 NV, TO- b., excel condition Sc 90
10 18Th St NV. 12r. and ZD-.---.....-.-- $50
Or z7th ST Sc 81. and bath brick l5.59
KABRICk & N STCALF, 1870 y Y ave
apI7.2o.z2
FOR RF0-T-se8 st s E. rooms and
water newly paPeTed; c0lored tenant SIS
D. NJ GOODACRE, 2626 University pl y ".
FOR RENT-4ol K st NJ W. 10 rooms. hath.
s-srSry brick house good front and back
yard: -rIU rent 10 a good cOlored tenant for
a 5 CAYwOoD, $50 9th st y. ".
ap1s-st'
FOR RENT
So Cg-sgsI 18Th St NV. 10 rooms and bath
Iargc yards. and pOTches-
50 5o-135s spring road new rooms and hath
81 50-gsd and y SIS NV. rooms and bath
fat
s25 OO-sI7 z ST nv. rooms and hath fat.
SI75O-ZIe Tth ST Sc. rooms and bath fat
81 s0-Ins y c. ave ne. rooms and bath
ha1
SIC $50 18th st. sw-, rooms.
tI5 00-Foxau ROAD. Tooms. large grounds
and porch
SIG OBJ IZtE st. sW.. rooms.
SO 5o-7ss nth 81 Sc. store room
a0Oo-I7I2 E Cap St. rooms, water. and
50 o0-76s washington ct, rooms
S 55-Zs2s Green's Ct. rooms. sewer. and
water
s15. oO-Ist and Quincy sts- NV. small bakery
LEWIS & JONES CO. 81 z St y ".
apls-st
The Washington times., 1910-04-20

SHANNON & LUCHs IL 18th ST n u
TOC CAN not AFFORD TO MAKE Az
NV hENT WITHOUT CONSULTING
Us OUR LISTS ARE THE MOST COM
FLETE-OUR PRICES THE LOWEST
SHANNON & LUCHs. 10 18th ST. y. W
It
The Washington times., 1910-04-20

SHANNON & IUCHs. rs 18Th ST. X W
YOU CAN NOT AFFORD To Buy 4
HOME WITHOUT CONSULTING Us OUR
LISTS ARE THE MOST COHPBETE-OUR
PRICES THE LOWEST
SHANNON & LUCHs. u5 18th ST y. "
The Washington times., 1910-04-20

Is PER CENT INVESTMENT good section
rartheast- 10-roOm brick . baths So 30:
also six-room frames. water and sewer:
rented 5 month; $40 each. OWNER. BOX
$50 Times Office. zp2O-zrs
The Washington times., 1910-04-20

FOR, SALE
SEE THESE BEAUTIFUL
NEW HOMES
The best located Iow-prfoed houses
offered for sale.
ssa5o EACH
SOLD
we viii rent q few Of them 20 select
tenants AZ IS 4 month
SITUATED or COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
1903 TO Iozs Kenyon st. few steps
from cars near schools. stores, and
churches high. healthful- convenient
location
Two stories six rooms large hath.
modern plumbing. Attractive decors-
ions. ha=esoH'e gas hxtVres and chan
deHer-
wide covered front porches, from
which much pleasure and benefit VIII
Be derived goOd-size bsck yards large
wood she'd
TERMs-For part u them ~ VIII
take as little as 500 down ard so
month
TSVEsTMENT-
Aleee npAhe1 alDl44 1pEedL % ~
vess07s- We have rented a NUMBER y
them for 50 q month 70 select white
tenants. There e. 10 reason sFtT they
should not rent cour-1uOusly AZ this
figure. the tena VIE set six
rooms and bath and much more
attractive home and IN a better neigh
borhood than they ca md anywhere
else
Inspection invited. Take the IIsh o.
18th s. car.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1sf1 X. 7. AVE
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
KEEP YOUR ETE On
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS"

EDISON STYLE OF CONCRETE HOUSES"
Are- being built at Virginia Highlands Come
out sunday and select = lot and have q Con
crete House built from your own plan Lots
sold on easy payments Ask about our plan
~of getting a LOT free Virginia Highlands Is
igh and affords fine view o. WASHINGTON
Only twelve minutes ride from the City
PosscIice- Take Alexandra & Mt vernon
car al 1Zth' and Pa ave. get on a. Addison
and wax about 100 f. on r r TO VIRGINIA
HIGHLANDS our representative vii De on
thg ground
BALLARD & LANHAbI, Inc sales Agent
81 18th St y. W apls-tf
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FOR sALE-RIGHT or PARK ROAD A
modern colonial design home Of rooms
and tiled bath: hot-Water heat trimmed IN
oak throughout In very me condition.
deep lot 20 alley Party wall worth 500.
An EXCEPTIONAL. BARGAIN that ought
TO sell quickly at = profit To an immedi-
ate purchaser We Ofer this house several
hundred dollars below actual value. Price.
S425O
SHANNON & LUCHs. rs 18th ST. y W
The Washington times., 1910-04-20

FOR SALE
ANYTHING THAT YOU MAY WANT
FROM a LOT 5OxeoO TO 200 ACRES. ALONG
TIE LINE OF ~HE ROCKVILLE EI.EC-
TRIO ROAD. EITHER IMPROVED OR IN
IMPROVED FOR INVESTMENT OR SUB
DIVISION
= H MILLER, 1904 r shs%sot
FOR SAL.E-s750 Tor 5-rOo-n cottage and two
lots stable checker house, several fruit
trees. one car fare
NATIONAL REALTY COMPANY.
2S Colorado Building. aplS-st
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FOR sALE-NEAR sTH AND G SIS. y.
seod- conveniaSt uelEhborhOod. one
o. the most SUBSTANTIALLY Constructed homes
in this seFt.oa- 4 bay-Efnt5oVF brick resi-
cence o. rooms and hath. concrrt- cellar
under entire house. Has Just BEN put n
excellent condition. Cheap a. g 90
SHANNON & LUCHS- 7I3 18th ST ~ W
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FOR SALE-FARmS

ff-ACRE FARM on water front, near city:
finest location On Potomac. steamboat land
ing. daily bOsts: $1,000. NcGHIE. Sss 5th 81.
n ". -naZ7-tf
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
SIGNORA ANNA ANDRINI

C40-NOINA A4NANl-NrA A4NDTNltNl.
Natural cIairvoya1t. spiritual adviser. and
Interpreter o dreams Phone Lincoln SIS
O1Gce, liz 1Lb ST y z. Washington >. c
The greatest work one can 90 for another IS
20 help one 70 help himself Perfect health
how 20 get l. and how 70 keep It Write
U OF call and test this wonderful nanID-
uIator Of soul power. using no aid. 10 de-
vice, but the Higher Intelligence TO make
you acquainted with yourself Just you
ere as - character. LIE. and health E1si-
ness chances a specially thirty third degree
European mystic adept nh2s-s
SCIENTIFIC PIANIST.
Past Present and Future told from y0ur
hand sos 9Th 81 y W mh7-u
The Washington times., 1910-04-20

FOR sALE-AT 8. 600 THERE Is MOTH
Ing IN the northeast 70 surpass ms house.
a very desirable central location. close TO
schools. churches stores. etc Mo-seIT home
q large rooms and tiled bath superior
heating pant concrete cellar und-r entire
house Il very fine condition JUS take 4
look a. this II you want 20 see a house
worth the mcneE.
SHANNON & LUCHs. u3 18th II. y W
The Washington times., 1910-04-20

CENTRAL AyE.-JuEt across D. G. line
large new 7-room house. large halls upper
ana lover YeTan1ass z3.elo n o. ground wire
fenced; chicken run. eGzs5s finest water in
that section; fruit SHADE. etc. Place has
appearance Of sumner hotel 4 snap a.
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
PERSONAL

NANTED-Narnes Of AL witnesses to acrt-
deE- 10 auto al SIN and Rhode Island ave.
on Friday night BOX ga Times Office
WILL NOT be responsible for any deFrS
or Obligations OF any kind contracted by
Bertha webb. JAMES d WEBB It.
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

RTVERDALE slD.-Pretsiest home IN village:
Groom house. with All modem improve
nents. cost s3.cQs % build. large Tot high
ground; worth at least ST. 500. fine lawn, shade
and grapes Great barzEln al Sf.0e0.
The Washington times., 1910-04-20

FOR Saloon EAST CAPITOL STREET.
beautiful modern home Of rooms and
tiled hath concrete cellar under entire
house. Improved heating system unusually
well constructed II is very seldom that .
good house is offered tn this hEs section
for such a. low pTlce-Ss. go.
SHANNON & LTCHS, 10 18Th ST y. W
The Washington times., 1910-04-20

FOR SALEM A VERY DESIRABLE
section OF the northwest, surrounded BY
the best environments. A very attractive.
modern home OF 6 rooms and tiled bath.
Improved heating plant; concrete cellar I'm
der entire house. Trimmed in oak through
out; handsomely decorated Lot 20x140 10
paved alley Owing TO trade. owner offers
this house al the low figure Of $4,000
SHANNON & LCCHS, 10 18th ST y W
The Washington times., 1910-04-20
SPECIAL
LAW AND COLLECTIONS
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

LEI Is CALL AND GIVE You
OUR ESTIMATE
on sII kinds Of building. remcdeling and re-
pairing competent mechanics moderate
prices
CHAS- c KENYON. rs 18th St " "
Phone " 1917
anlL-rn IL