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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-04-06
NATURES Warning.
Salisbury People Must Recognize and
Heed II,

Kidney ills come quietly--mysteri-
ously.
But nature always warns you.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See if the color is unhealthy
If there are settings and sediment,
Passages frequent, scanty, painful.
It's time then to use Doan's Kidney
Pills.
To ward off Bright's disease OF dia-
betes.
Doan's nave lone great work in Sal
isbury.
] M Trexler, 512 No. Long St.. Sails
bury, n. c., says: 81 have no hesita-
ton in recommending Doan's Kidney
Pills, as I consider them to be a relia-
BILE remedy. 1 suffered a great deal
from backache and I had dull, misera-
able headaches. The kidney secretions
passed irregularly and plainly showed
that my kidneys were out of order.
When Doan's Kidney Pills we're
brought to my attentlOn, L procured a
box at Mcpherson & Co.'s Drug Store
and after using them I felt better in
every way. My kidneys are now in a
normal condition and pains in my back
are a thing of the past"
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
There's no better Spring tonic
than HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. The standard for thirty
years. Tea or Tablets, 35o. Get
a package to-day, and youth thank
us for the advice. Cornelison &
Cook.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1910-04-06
AaEaiCa SaIVe
The Best SaIye In The World.
The Waterman and Records Splendid Buggy and Sewing Machine Will Surely be
Given tn Same ne.
THE VOTING HAS BEGUN.

iMG WdtCIMdn dMu hGCUu 5 SpGHuu 6uSSy dHu SGWnR M1Gnne VIII S1feV be
Given TO Some one.
Our voting and prize giving contest is now on in full
olast me voting mas started, interest is rapidly crygtaliz-
are quite a good number of candidates in the field, enough
to secure the name Of every reading man in the county as a
subscriber to The Waterman and Record, if they would.
There are also enough good people in the list for the most
%fastidioqs voter, good enough not only to receive a nice RIB
the State. Pick out one of them and give them a push. It
will cost you nothing and help him, Show your good fell
lowship and good will by helping your neighbor to win a
prize, Whether he needs it or not. It is probably best to
help the needy, buff you help only the needy, you do more
than the heather.
friends from whom he can secure a subscription, and there
are thousands who are not even known that can be induced
to subscribe. ltrequires only a little tact, a little Judgment
and a little hnstling to win or help your friend or neighbor
to win. 1t is best to enter the contest early, begin at once,
don't loose an hour. 60 after the folks, let them know you
are a candidate and that you not only want to win but that
you want them to help you. Come in and see us, get re-
.ceipt book, sample copies and let us give you some informa>
At the time Of going to press, today, the vote stands as fellows:
John Harkey, old veteran, Baroer No. 1, 35 225 votes
Emma A Rogers, rural 5, city, 23 100 votes
7 H Kirk. China Grove % $50 votes
g l. Bas'nger' rural ? Rch6e1d, NC 1000 votes
Hernia an Cooper, China Grove $3.50 votes
W K Bean, rural No l, Craven, NC $3.50 votes
Miss Mamie Fry, rural 2. Richf7d, NC 800 votes
Ed Moss, New London, NC 5000 votes
Geo B Kesler, rural 6, city 1850 votes
Paul J Lyerly, Granite Quarry 900 votes
9 u.s. g A 1as h EIuisi 2 5' Hsv y t s' It NC 1923 1923 votes votes
H E Russell, Chestnut Hill, e1y 100 votes
Jas W Freeman, East Spencer. N G 100 votes
RvR r. Goodman, sohste"nN 2,cy 100 votes
J hn D A Fisher, rural 3, CITY leo votes
G / Fisher, rural s, city 100 votes
He'hg' rnFaI 3 city 100 votes
N Lyeray, rural 4, city 10 votes
Le n Ktetis, rnrst T. o.tv 100 votes
NJ l. Enry, rural 4 CITY 100 votes
Edger Rice, ruai 5, city 800 votes
David 7. PseIer, rural e, city 100 votes
Sam Hamilton, rura! 6, city 100 votes
A B Petrea, rural 7, city 100 votes
Thomas E Webb, III 8, city 100 votes
l u Cress, rural ., city 100 votes
S L Colette, rural 8, city 100 votes
John A sloop, China Grove 100 votes
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AUCTION SALES
c. G. SLOAN & co. INC. Aucts.
1407 G ST. y. W.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED
ONE-SINTH INTEREST IN IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. BEING PREMISES No
l30 12TH ST. y. W, WASHINGTON,
u. G.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust recorded IN
IdbeT No. 31Z2. folio Il et seq OF The Land
Records OF the District Of Columbia. and by
direction Of the party secured thereby, we
VIII offer for sale at public auction I'm front
OF the premises. on TUESDAY. THE FIFTH
DAY OF APRIL. A D. 1910. at FIVE
O'CLOCK =. M, the following described real
estate in the city of Washington. District
OF Columbia, 10 wit. An the right title.
and Interest, of the grantors IN said deed Of
.rusi. being an undivided one-siNth u-6l in
terest. in and 10 lot numbered Eleven 1l'.
in the Subdivision made by the heirs Of John
Davidson OF Square numbered Two hundred
and Eighty-tNO t2S3l. as per plat recorded
IN the Office of the Surveyor of the District
of Columbia in Liber y. X, at folios a.
and rs
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. To be COM
piled with within fifteen DAYS from day OF
sale, or trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of de
faulting purchaser, after days advertise
ment in some newspaper published in Wash
ington. D q. COnveyancins, and recording
at purchasers cost. 4 deposit Of 500 viii
be required OF purchaser AT time OF sale
GERALD NJ JOHNSON, Trustee
14OT + 81. y. W. WashingtO d. O.
VIM. G. JOHNSON, Trustee.
Fendau Building. 3li ST. y W
mhcf-IIt exSu- Washington, d. 9.
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CHESAPEAKE md ono Il.

p--rrrz1eE only as lu-1--ral---- nos s-arl1res--
go r H. -a---r-- Virginia West VIZ
r.-ta- and Kennedy points Pullman Sleep
--er o. III dallv-C-\CL>~-lATt-S LOUIS
y-z4r-- s.-5 SPECIAL sold train ~
-g--s5 Win pullman s-aelers 10 -licl=l.
--- ..-.r,- Ak important stations E-L-...lz :. >
--->- --r-r5 \. n. lal-y-F- r Y LIMITED. fsr
C.n-Lnua--. LgG-syi..er che West. SJu-hWe--
80 ~-5--rvgesl- Pullman s-ggp psTs-
---s= a u Wteh LaEs.--.5-i--lan Pa-E--
~ y-.-aa1r lEzlE=. Washington O. NeB-3---
SSzu-s <crtc.E. and old Point Comfort, -.z
W 5. p + O. p I-ll-iIi-1i--. and t. d D.
& o. a Ia Carte dining ear sary5ce.
~r-ss-e-Ee and Ohio lr-Ez- lr-cas al -.E
IA art 1888 ST., and E-r. lE-.l Sla-. =
-----.-r--rr .1aLa 1855 and --G rlr tlczz-s
baEEzgs checks. Elze-ya--ols. and -aZ.eaus
fsI5-ts
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SOr- .4ERN RAILWAY.

~ . lowing schedule figures published
y y -s Ia .aruall1n and are n5t guaranteed
o4--s --r-a Eirmia. .h-u-s Mobile, New
ol ------frrg. O. I- ana Lg-.5 p IA
o., C------- ---,-ts1a5-l anu NcIDl-s. 500 IA
daily. .--.---r. r-Esffs-,,s-, n
- ~1-v- orleans. 1910 p u-
M T-s--s-,-..s Knoxville Cha-tanClga- Nash
-, 1TaTnphLs. $40 g. IA, daily. Sleeping
80 'o-en afler 30 p Nd
a. atlanta, Birmingham, Columbia,
y-,-'-lesron. Augusta, Aiken, Savannah. Jack
SS--,57e - and FIoriaz points +-l5 p M daily.
L S BROWN. General Agent
szf--r. .r~-
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FOR RENT-H0USES
Uafurnished.

FOR RENT-s21 O ST n. W. .o,
. rooms. bath (store and dwellinG)--. 1000
SOS ST. y. w.
& rooms hath. hot water heat; 2-story
1g2 5 ST y. W.
s rooms: bath: furnace heat; fine cellar o., -
all modern improvements -, : ,--,------- "--00
212 RANDOLPH ST N Z
! rooms; bath Tin Eckington); large
grounds ............--.---- SO-5o
4Oi X ST y. W.
10 rooms. bath: central locatiOn-......... SO.5Q
lIeO STH ST. y. ".
rooms: bath, fine back and front yard
very central ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. -'-'V
1908 FLA. AVE \. Z.
6 rooms: bath. nearly new house, fur
9O3 FLA. AVE. y. w.
rooms; bath. good house --------.....-.- ---oV
800 IRVING ST y "
rooms. bath: furnace heat close to
3I6 18th ST. s. W.
rooms -. Io-''
llOs FLA AVE n +
rooms. bath 1880
$40 I4TH ST. S w
rooms lboo
81 0 ST. S w
rooms. stable and shed-..--.-.......-. 1900
605iz STH ST y. F.
rooms l0-VJ
- SEATON ST. y. f.
152 PROVIDENCE ST. IVY CITY. D c.
2l2 cap. AVE, IVY CITY, d G.
1886 KRAMER ST. y. f.
APARTMENT iiai 5TH ST. \. W.
4 rooms; Apt, ID floor, hath-------------- 1870
40S STH ST. :. r.
rooms. ID floor: bath-.--.-.---..-..... 20 81
10 az ST. y. W.
front rooms. 30 r....-...--. ..-----... l4-Ol
A. 5. CAYWooD, $50 9TH ST y. W.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. X


LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Other E1-r Oh the C1d Hour.
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW EOL->
NF-y. Terminal ZaD ST NEW EJEL
s7-Gg a IN Diner Pullman Pz--Jr Car
1860 O. U--5-Eglr train
1850 O. ua--Uller and Pullman Ha--1r Czz
rII.yg a. ul--uluer and Observation Eu-l-.al
Elrlcr car
e. 20 p. -r-I.ua- and Pullman Ear-cr car.
800 J. 1a----Eoyai Limited All Plllllla
E--e-ElLE-
ta-1ap. ra--Coaches 10 Philadelphia
$500 r r--Uiucr and Pll.ulan Earl0-.
$50 , u--Coaches 60 y" 4OEA
s71-r5 \ T-SLeepeTs 90 New York
80 a ms -eegz-s 10 Philadelphia and New
ATLANTIC CITY. t5.oQ $500. rI.o0 q IL.
tl:oo. 80, p nm -1- BALTIMORE
.,IEJ-EE-l HOUR ON TIE HOUR
kree1 Days. IN 20 y p u-J
az-5. -5..v .u-s-. .lJs -.-- '--l-. 's-s-- 's-14.
4g-s.T .-y-s5. 1880 Ll-r -L---2 noon HIS.
500 zIl5. r--lo. 's-lo, $50. $50. f5-J0.
--s= go -5.a $50. 5000. -5-S0. F5-l5, @s-Il
ea-iG -I0-u.. -Ig.55. 'lI-sl, -lz--5 y T.
WESTWARD
C%CIENATL ST LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE $50 o. H.. @4.-5 ?, M 'l2:40 night
pTTTsBI-HG. $50 g. M, 'l-Zl, 'saig ?, 49,
s71-s5 night Sleeper ready, 10 p M
CT.EI- EL-AND. $40 p IA
COLUMBUS, $50 p n
T-FFEELfNG. -s-IC a. M. $50 p m
WI[CaESTEB 1910 a. m-, 5s-l5. fs-1s
p rEElEDERIcK. fs.1. t9la, 1915 a. m. IN.
''ii1, 'aii1G,GtE.iEsss1'0WS. rs-Io a. M r5-oo p m
ANNAEOL--L-s. -; ~ "a 2 d y M ~ -'' noe Il
''-7, ''s-1,liTy 4E.zcept sunday sunday only
--ST. .fsPHONES al all OF NE following
1scEet OGIces- lf-T U 81, Lel' Sia-a l9sli 6l3
e,-.-oS --c-sr Caice- Main $780, Lntorma-
ion Bureau. M2-n ta3l-
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LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLOMBIA Holding Probate Court no.
1891, Administration. This IS O. give notice
That the subscriber. OF the District ot Coz
Iumbia mas obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District of Columbia, letters te-tA-
rnentary on the estate OF Martha IT, Little.
late Of the District Of Columbia. deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers TEereo'. legally duiceuti-
Gated. % the subscriber on or before the --L
day OF March. 4. D. 1911; otherwise the.
NAV by law De excluded from all u-ne1i u-
said estatel Given under my hand r-lE -l
day Of March. 1910 NORTON N LITTLE.
1913 II 81. X ". tSeaL Attest JAMES
TANNER. Register of Wills fnr The District
Of columbia Clerk of tho Probate Court
SLENAN q LE6CH. Attorneys
mh24.3l.apI
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding a Probate Court No
IgCOl. Adm lnIstratiOn- This is 90 give notice
That the subscriber. OF the state uf Mime
sofa has obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District Of Columbia. letters tesla
rrenlary on the estate OF Hannah Seaman.
late Of tho District of Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
tnenticated to - subscriber, IN or before
tho 18th day OF March. A. d. 1871, otherwise
thew NAV bv law be excluded from all bene-
ft OF said estate. Given under my hand
this 18th day of March, 1910 CHARLES W
SEAMAN. Care Walter +. Guy. g. 5rh ST
y y. tSean Attest JAMES TANNER
Reg4ster Of Wills for the District of COlum-
bIa- Clerk Of the Probate Court WALTER
b GUY. Attorney. mhl5ItTN.eN6u-ot
The Washington times., 1910-03-24
RAT EXTERMINRT0R

A GREAT COVERT-POSIIIVE RAT
FXTERMINATOR soc BoN. Yearly con
tracts for House Store. and Entire Building
Rat ENteIminating Work Solicited Write or
Gail. PITTSBURG EATERMINATOR CO,
I50S 7th y. W. mhlS-lt'
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FOR SALE-FARhS

A FINE FAB8L. directly at railroad station,
IA nile from house. So 1-- acres. orchard 0i
about 20 fruit rreCss good e-rooun house barr
and other buildings Price tor land, stock.
and implements. only $4,000 See Us fJl
farms and suburban houses
NATIONAL. FARM AGESCT.
oxford Building litn ana n y ave
1T
FOR SaI,E-Is-arrs farm on water Trcnr;
short distance from city. richest truck lauds
gfeqmb1at landing. ST. 5GJs liberal terms.
McGHIE es5 5th St n " 5al8-eod-u
q ACRES. s-room house. ready Tor trucking
this season I1 miles from Center Market
81 80 Is acres. 4--lCu house, J. miles from
Center Market. . miles from D. O. o. r. r.
e. -gG 30 acres. new Groom house. 1lz miles
from r. r. $3.50 T. T. SHEA. Room g.
Victor Bldg. 9Th and Grant place n ".
uhZ2-gtr
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WANTED-YOUSES

SMALL PLACE near Washington, On gLa
car llu-. with "a house. also other buildings
that would De- suitable frr chicken farming
Answer. stating location and reu- wanted %
BOX -1. Times rLic- uLhZ--s--
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FOR SALE-HOUSES


FOR sALE-NEAR LINCOLN PARK
Reduced from S4.5O0; six rooms and bath;
furnace heat
Price now. $3.50
an attractive house: well located one OF I
the best streets Of the northeast.
MOORE & HILL Unc), 1888 G ST. \. W
FOR SAT,E-Fine little home on avenue. 81
rooms and bath; very large lot;
$3.50.
This is practically new Reduced $500
MOORE & HILL Gnc.). 1855 st. y. W.
FOR SALE-CORNER IN NORTHWEST.
Good residence section; 6 rooms and
bath; good front, side and rear yard;
$3.50.
MOORE & HILL Hnc.I. 1888 G st. n. ".
FOR sALE-Another northwest investment.
rooms; side light Rent S22-5o- Price
81 100.
MOORE & HILL dnc.1. 1888 G At. y. W.
FOR sALE-NEw HOUSE; NORTHWEST.
Not far from Penna. ave; rooms
and bath. furnace heat; colonial covered
porch; large yard
Price. S3.975.
Good as home OF investment.
MOORE & HILL qnc). 1893 G 81. y W
FOR SALE-Grcat thing in small invest
ment. 6-room house IN northwest; good
repair. Rent. $3.50 Price. Sl.sOJ. This is
safe proposition and very good at the
price.
MOORE & HILL unc-l. 1888 G St \. W
FOR SALE Cheapest priced house on
Heights. New, 6-room. 2-story house
$3.50.
A corner ct S4.l5o. cellar; hath; furnace.
everything up 20 the minute.
MOORE 4 hill dnc.l. 1898 c st. \. W.
FOR sALE-Here's an Opportunity.
new. 6-room modern house In the
northwest for
Cellar; bath and furnace: good location;
high ground An equal for this Is not 90
be found for the price IN the District
MOORE & HILL unc,). 1888 ST y "
FOR E-semi-detached house on Colum-
bis Heights rooms stories; good
only $500
! Hot-water heat. cellar and bath. This Is
very desirable.
MOORE a HILL Gnc}. 1893 C st. y W
! CAPITOL HILL-CIose TO Library. an e,e-
| giant S-room brick. with all lmproS smeuts
A snap for quick buyer ~ Ss-156
/ COLUMBIA HEIGHTS number o. spIen-
/ did 6-roou bricks with hne bath furnace
/ heat, colonial porCnes. ana large lots. reg
I uiar $3.50 value, splendid renters. Price fo1
| quick sale $500
CAMPBELL SWAN. sl5 18th y W
TO COLORED PURCHASER
veIl-built Groom and bath brick house
with steam heat. on "a car line I'm the y W
! Fine condition
PRICE ONLY $500.
HUGH A THRIFT. Union Trust Bldg.
mhz4-3t
SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN
REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS
! : brick houses located in good section n u
Rent Annually. SsfA
PRICE FOR THE FOUR. $500.
Investigate these
SINPSON-SJLLINAS co.
100 St n. ".
8 5-ruou and bath bricks IOcatsd ia gro
I section ~ r Rent $3.50 each. % whit
tenants. Price. $500 each.
SIMPSON-STLLIVAN CO.,
1905 81 y. ".
CoLoRED HoMEsEEKER
An s-Toom and bath bay window brio
dwelling IN fine condition. located on 6-h ST
PRICE. $500 TERMS Easy.
SINPSoN-StLTIEAN CO.
laos @ s. y w. ml-i-5t
FOR SALE
An excellent home o- investment.
near 4th and Pa. ave s f; rooms
2 and bath; large porch and yard Rent.
El9 Price S2--5c-
LEWIS & JONES CO..
d7 z 81. y. ". mh1a-s,
A SPLENDID HOME OF s rooms ana batl
- - u
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SkLE,-BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR sALE-FINE BUSINESS STAND. s.. $50,
500 CASH. BALANCE SgJ PER MONTH
NEW BRICK STORE OK II ST n E
WITH LARGE SHOW WINDOW HEATED
BY HOT WATER AND LIGHTED BY ELEC-
TRICITY AND GAS SPLENDID LJCA-
TON FOR ALMOST ANY KIND OF EI-SI-
NESS. SIMILAR STORE NEXT DOOR
SOLD FOR ABOUT $500. CHAS A
SHIELDS 1885 NEW YORK AVE y ".
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FOR ACREAGE

FOR sALE-TEE CHEAPEST ACREAGE r
FECIEI--E rs THE DISTRICT ONLY $3.50
PER ACRE. 5- ACRES or PART. con
YEMEN TO CITY CAR LINE RICH SOIL
CHAS- A. SHIELDS. 1895 NEW yOR--
AVE. * W. uIrZs-s-
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FOR RENT-STORES

FOR RENT-S3O PER MONTH. NEW STORE
1905 n ST. y. E. WITH FINE SHOW
WINDOW; HEATED BY HOT WATER AND
LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY AND Gas.
FINE LOCATION FOR ANY KIND OF
BUSINESS. CHAS. A. SHIELDS. 1896 NEW
YORK AVE y. " mh.s-5t
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COAL AND WOOD
ICE CREAM

VOLLAND'S ICE CREAM,
Is made of PURE CREAM Stop ON your
nav home and get box. OF call y 81 You
yrIII be pleased. Our bread and cakes are
homemade.
The Washington times., 1910-03-24

FURNISHED ana UnfuTnlShed-
A. F. FOX COMPANY,
ESTABLISHED 1876.
14TH AT NEW YORK AVE.
Headquarters for Apartments
CALIFORNIA" 1875 CAL. AVE.
No 10 rooms and tiled bath $50 %
No 23-5 rooms and tiled bath---------- 50
No. 2f-5 rooms and tiled bath IS %
No 5f-6 rooms and TIED bath---------- 300
KENYON" 1872 KENYON ST.
No. 10 rooms and tiled bath.-.----.-.Ss 900
No. "a rooms and tiled bath. $50
"ALLENHURST," 1906 COL. RID.
No. 2O-5 rooms and tiled Dath--.-....-.S S5S On
No. rs rooms and tiled bath 800
No. 31-5 rooms and tiled bath. $3.50
"LANIER," 1749 LANIER PLACE.
No. 25-i rooms and tiled bath-..-...-..SS so
NEWPORT, 2Iss FLORIDA AVE.
No. 3-3 rooms and tiled bath..--..--..S3 $50. %
No. 23-f rooms and tiled bath 800
SUFFOLK" 1867 IRVING ST.
No 34--4 rooms and tiled Iath----.-----S52-5 80
LA CORONA" 425 N STREET.
No. 2-3 rooms and tiled bath-..-.-.--- 50 so
Janltor on premises and will gladly show
any Of the above apartments. Further in
formation furnished at office.
-, ulL--,-1
FOR RENT-23I1 y y. w
5 nice rooms and bath. lst floor; separate
rear yard. not far from car lines. Rent
siS5o
MOORE & HILL Gnc). 1888 C.
FOR RENT-5lS ID ST. 5. f.
nice. clean neighborhOOd. half square
Of car line. overlooking park, rooms, pOr-
ceIain bath. cellar. furnace, good yard 20
alley Rent. $2o.50.
MOORE * HILL Gnc.D. 1898 G.
FOR RENT-3W4 Q y ".
A frst-hoor fiat. . nice rooms. porcelain
bath. good cellar furnace. yard newly pa
pered. best part OF the west end. Rent Sc0.50.
MOORE & EILL Gncl. 1888 G.
FOR RENT-TEN-E AVE
Not FAR from Li.@oln Park. 4 rooms, bath,
rarches front and rear, good yard 10 alley.
Rent. Sl4ao.
MOORE & HILL Guc.). 1898 @.
FOR RENT-2l5s NEWPORT PLACE. \. W
Nlce flats. = rooms and porcelain baths. foI
desirable co.ored tenants. Rent, $3.50
MOORE & HILL UnC-1. 1888 C.
mh24-3t
/ FOR REST-FIve rooms and bath. so PEI
month until September L. BOX S. Times
Office. mh14-2t"
FOR RENT
/ COIDRED
/ Apartments IN the Hardwood and Linden
/ Corner % ard Oakdale SIS
/ rooms and bath. steam heat,
J 'auituT F-,:ce- $50 and SD
/ CFAS r. BANES. 1877 + ST. y. ".
uh23-4t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALES $50.
A remarkably low price I6~ such q I
modern home. on the HE'S u.s. two stor- ]
les and cellar. h0t-vateg o, q, built &c I
sell for $4,000 For q home or invest 1
ment IL Is hard 20 beat.
STONE q FAIRFAX. 1882 y, y ave. J
FOR sALE-
Columbia Heights BarEain-S5.soo.
Facing south comfortable i9'o-
heat. lot 25xIo4; near 18th and Column
b!a road. Lot alone worth the price.
STONE q FAIRFAX. 1872 n r. ave
FOR EALE-s3lO0.
Sth ST., near o. brick dwelling. rooms
and bath. room Tor a stable lTs--class
condition; near schools and markets;
very convenient location
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1882 y. y. ave
FOR sALE-s5.O0o
coy home on Rhode Island avenue.
near 9Th St. two stories. rooms mod
ern bath; lot 2tzS0. good condition
STONE q FAIRFAX. 1872 \. J. ave
FOR sALE-ONLY $4,000.
on K street, west Of Sth, a seven
room dwelling. 20 70. front. a good rent
Ing property A splendid opportunity for
one wishing 70 locate near tie business
section.
sToNE 8 FAIRFAX. 1872 \. Y. ave.
FOR SALE-s3.5C0.
A tyrC-srOTy bay-wIndow brick dwell
ing. with covered porch, on the Heights,
west of 18th ST.; tiled bath. open plumb
ms, furnace heat, cabinet H1antelH, deep
Ist so an alley, IN "a section built I'D
with EIEh-pTlCed homes
STONE g. FAIRFAX, 1912 n h- ave
FOR sALE-ys.750.
y street n W, near n Capitol ST
price reduced 90 make a quick sale 70
settle an estate, lot IS T. front
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 y. Y. ave.
FOR SATE-ss 600.
The Washington times., 1910-03-24
FOR SALE-LOTS

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The Washington times., 1910-03-24

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lot. Three minutes walk to cars. Price,
The Washington times., 1910-03-24
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
Several of the Many Injured in
Wreck at IgnaciO Are
Likely to Die.
NO NEW LIGHT THROWN
ON CAUSE OF DISASTER
Was Evidently Failure of Work
Trains Conductor to Obey
Orders lie Received.

SAN RAFAEL. Cal, Aug, 9.-Twelve
men are dead and score are suffering
from painful injuries as the result OF the
collision on the Northwestern Pacific rall-
road at Ienacio station last night. Ono
death-that of W. B. Burton OF Berkeley
occurred today and the condition OF
several OF those in the hospital in San
Francisco are precarious.
No new light has been thrown on the
cause OF the accident, which is ascribcd
by the railroad officials TO the failure
of Conductor George Flahcrty of the work
train 10 obey an order to hold his train
in the yard at Ignacio until the pas
senger train from the south had passed,
The bodies OF z. w, Banks and his
brother, w. a. Banks, of Rockford, Ill
lie in the morgue in this city. They
met death instantaneously In the wreck.
the skull of the former being crushed
and his body badly mangled They were
investment agents with Offices at POS
LaSallc street, Chicago, and were inter-
ested In the sale of lands in Idaho and
California.
About ten days ago they came 10 this
state and were being taken on q tour
of inspection by Col Il. Il, Holp. Having
started from San Francisco without hav-
ing partallen of luncheon. they purchased
some sandwiches here, and leaving Col.
Holp in the day coach. went into the
smoker to appease their appetite only a
few moments before the collision They
would have escaped injury had they re-
mained In the other coach,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-10
FIVE KILLED AS
TRAIN HITS AUTO
Fast Express and Swift Car Col
lide ON Crossing at Mill
Lane, New Jersey.
OCCUPANTS CRUSHED BY
THE TERRIFIC IMPACT
One of the Victims, Fritz Mer-
genthaler of Boston, Son of
Linotype Inventor.

CAPE MAY, y. j., Aug. Give
persons were crushed to death tonight
when a train on the Pennsylvania
dashed into an automobile at Mill
Lane crossing on the West Jersey &
Sea Shore railroad.
The Dead.
Frederick w. Feldner and wife.
Fritz Mergentbalcr and wife,
Their chauffeur, Nj, G.. Jones, all of
Baltimore,
Mr.. Mergenthaler was son Of Ott-
mar Mergenthaler, inventor of the limo
type.
The express train was hidden from
view b. a corn field and it was impos-
sible for the chauffeur to see the train
until he was within L few feet of the
tracks.
As the automobile bore down toward
the train, Mrs. Thomas Mcneil, who
lives near the crossing, saw the ap.
preaching express and waved her hand
for the automobile driver TO stop his
car. but the man either did not see the
danger signal or thought lie could cross
the tracks before the train reached him
The express struck the automobile
squarcly between the wheels and threw
it and all of the occupants clear Of the
tracks