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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04
Aalifax

Moderator and grand juror, Il. S.
Cooke; clerk. treasurer ana collector of
taxes, \. c. Jones; seectmen, f. b. stone,
\. W. Amidon. j. y. Plumb; listers, c.
II. Learnard, W. +. Pratt. \. L. Thur
Der; auditors, q l.. Clark, Frank Worden,
l.. W. Sumner; first constable, f. 7.
Miner; road commissioners. Il. q, Wor-
den w. F. Pratt; overseer of poor \,
A. Fairbanks; school director, George NJ,
Tucker; town agent c. H. Learnard,
Appropriated 500 to take advantage of
state highway fund. Tax raised, town 81
cents, highway So cents, school IS cents,
License, yes Is, no p
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04
WinhaIl

Moderator NJ. X. Cone: clerk treas
urer, and collector Of taxes, II. c. VIII
iams; selectmen, l.. X. Burbank, Charles
Howard, Cephas Williams; Overseer Of
poor, l. l.. Kelley; first constable. Her
bert Johnson; listers, Herbert Johnson
George Brooks, l. L. Kelley; auditors,
Hin; grand juror, c. d. Bebee road COM
missioner, II. O. Coleman; town agent,
Cephas Williams; school directors, J. NJ.
Benson, T.. II. CTossman, G. d. Bebee {;
tree warden, first selectman. Tax raised
81. Voted to appropriate 800 for state
aid for highways. License, yes 10, no 81.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04

Moderator. J. W. NIelrndy clerk. Min
ME \. Tyler; Selectmen, \. \. Curtis
W H. IAndmln. II. W. Pierce; treas
urer. Frank II. Tyler. overSeer of poor,
+. W. Melendy. LIST constable, II. \.
Dudley; "a constable, h. II. Corey. col
lector of taxes, Ii. \. Dudley; listers.
+, K. Holt, J. Il. Johnson, II. J. Twitchell;
auditors, Clarence Mnrden, q. r Shanks.
Carl Wright: trustee OF public money
+. II. Holt grand juror. Stephen HOugh-
ton; road commissioner, II. q. Alexander;
town agent. George c. Robinson; school
directors, .. r. Clayton, II. \. Rabbit
+. \. Curtis. Tax raised highway 60
cents, town sllO. License, yes So. no 80.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04
Nottingham.

Moderator NJ. \. Butterfield clerk and
trustee of public money, \. \. Butterfield
Jacksonville, seleCtmeH, &. : GoUdnoW,
H. @. Porter. George w. Kentfeld:
treasurer and collector Of taxes, Estanee
\. Temple; overseer of the poor c. 5
Goodnow; lst constable. ID; NJ. Canedy;
Farringtun auditors. VI. \. Butterfield.
W. :. Allen. Floyd Dalrymple; grand
Juror. ii. 9. Porter; road commissioner,
John X. Gillett, town agent. H. q. Porter;
school directors, r. r Davis, II. \.
Wheeler. John p Dorst. Voted $500 eN-
ira for state highways $25 for the library
and $35 for Memorial day. Adopted a
seal for the town clerks office Tan
raised So. License. Yes so no c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04
ASHUELOT, N. n.

Mrs. Peach is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. O'Connor.
Water from the river came into the
road again Wednesday ana in the after
noon teams began going up over Aliens
hill
Mrs. II. r. Wood left Tuesday for a
weeks visit in Bellows Falls ana Putney.
During that time Mr. Wood is planning
to attend the automobile snow in Boston.
MI Bagley has moved his family here,
and they will occupy the house Mr.. Sheri-
dan fitted for mis- superintendent few
years ago and which lately has been I'M
occupied
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04

Moderator ana town agent &. w
Towsee; clerk, n. W. Abbott, selectmen.
G. w Towsee Edmund Sheppard, q. ]
Holden; treasurer. George Thomson
oyerseer of poor and tree warden George
of taxes, Ii. w. Rice; listers. ]. c. Bar
ton, WIN Chadwick, II. w. Abbott; audi
tors, j. +. Thomson, II. w. Abbott l.. F.
Bates grand juror, b. w Beers: road
commissioner, j. f. Thomson; school
directors, l.. f. Woodward, II. w Abbott.
Oracle NJ Harris. Tax raised. town 20
cents, highway 70 cents, school 20 cents.
License, YES 9, no p.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04
Dover

Moderator, Samuel IL. Teaw; clerk
treasurer, collector of taxes and trustee
of public money, Leon T. Boyle; select
men and oveTseeTs of poor, Ozro T.. Hill
Fred l., Ryther, Dorr f, Fitch; first con-
stable, Sherwin l., Hin; listers, Frank
Hescock. Fred II. Holland, Laton G.
Snow; auditors, Wells G. Halliday
Charles II. Bems, James c. Brown;
grand jurors, Ozro e. Hin George \.
Gould; road commissioner, Edwin J..
Grout; town agent w; Frank Jones;
Jones, Fred II, Johnson, Tax raised
xl.75 license. YES q. no AZ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04
Stratton.

Moderator treasurer, trustee public
money. town agent, ". X. Lyman, clerk.
selectman for three years, ovcrseer of
poor +. y. Eddy; LIST constable, collector
of taxes. \. J. Pike; listers, VI. G. Lowe.
! year, +, +. Hescock, 3 years; auditors.
W. X. Lyman. q. J. Allen. +. G. Pike
grand juror, school director for years.
Roy +, Lyman. road commissioners. NJ.
g. Lowe. George NJ Hurd. Tax raised,
town ~ cents, school p cents, highway
30 cents License yes e, no 3
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04
THE VERMONT PHdNIX BRATTLEBORO MARCH 1910

town agent. W. L. l.. walker; c'erk. and
treasurer. j. Henry Stowell; seIertmSfI'
Wright. j. ". Davis; overseer of poor. \.
H. fIolden first constable and collector
of taxes. Il. -. Stowen; listers. VI. a.
Walker. f. V. Wilbur. - r. DAVIS
auditors. t. Lynn walker ThaddeuS
park. f. L. Dodson grand jurors. Dlniei
parker. T.. H. Ober, @. ". Parker; roa2
commissioner. W NJ Smith: school
directors. r. A. Palmer. +. O. Merriiieid
r l.. Gilbert Appropriated 800 for IL
brary. S35 for Memorial day, 500 for per
maneut highways. Tax raised >l.'V
License. yes 80, no 60.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04
Newfare

Moderator 4. y. sherman, clerk, 4.
q. Warren. srlectmeu. j. NJ. Kenny. ;.
II. Morse, j. W. Williams; treasurer and
trustee of public money. r \. Dewitt;
Overseer of poor and town agent. -. \.
Benson. first constable and collector of
taxes, l.. .. Morse, listers. \. l.. Lock
wood II T.. Johnson II T.. Sparks. audi
tors, l.. II. Higgins. II. y Williams, II. y.
Carpenter grand jurors. Il. W. Rand,
G. l. Perry Joel Groui; rohd commits
sioueI W. \. Wilson. school directors
+. G. clark. @. +. Newton. Arthur O.
Howe. Tax raised, s. 30. License yes
a. uo 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04
Brookline.

Moderator and town agent. J. q. Mar
tin; clerk, treasurer and trustee OF public
money, A. G. Wellman; selectmen. O. w.
Suckney r. f. Marsh, Il. =. Osgood ;
overseer of poor. g. +. Stickney, first
constable and collector of taxes, /. w.
Bush; listers, Oscar Lawrence, y. G.
Wellman 9. \. Blodgett auditors, /. W.
Bush, &. L. Stickney, G.. h. Ware; grand
juror K. +. Marsh; road commissioner,
II. II. Howe; school directors, Il. r..
Marsh, A. c. Wellman, c. p. Stickney,
Tax raised, town 70 cents, highway %
cents, school so cents. License. yes .,
no 10
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04
Dummerston.

Moderator and town agent F. II.
taxes ana trustee Of public money oley'o Adm in
f, Miller; selectman for 3 years, r. c.
Tenney; overseer of poor b. c. Baldwin;
constable, s. S Washer lister Carl II.
Reed; auditors, y, C. Baldwin, ]. +.
Houghton, II. Q. Hazelton; grand jurors,
commissioners, Leon f. Crosby, Myron
G., Goodell; school director, b. c. Bald
win. Tax raised Sl75, Voted to exempt
Grange halls in East Dummerston and
West Dummerston from taxation for 10
years. License, yes l6, no As.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04
Marlboro

Moderator. clerk. treasurer and Huste.
of public money ana town agent. f.. =.
Adams selcytmeu.H r. Whitney l.. NJ.
Games. G. y. DdlrympIe. oVerse"r Of
Collector of taxes g. l.. Worden listers,
O. l.. Wordeu. William II. whitney \. '.
Stratton. auditors. Flint NJ BisseL q. J..
Adams. :. II. Bellows. grand juror j.. J..
Braine; road commissioner, Herbert
Mather. school directors. Flint VI. Bissell
:. H. Bellows. L. II. Mctcalf; tree war
den. VI. r. Baxter. Tan raised 81
License yes 30 no 25.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04
Millionaire to Give Away Every Cent He
Possesses

After having given more than $500. 90
10 various struggling colleges in many
parts OF the country. Dr. D. X Pearsons
a retired capitalist. now nearly % wears
Old has reiterated his intention of giving
dies 'e
am having more fun than any other
millionaire alive he said. Let other
rich men go in for automobiles and
steam yachts. l have discovered. after
eehuoWlng Iorty-seven colleges in twenty
Iour states, that giving is the most ex
qulslte OF all mundane delights. On INV
tIne.le'h birthday. on April II. l am go
ing 10 nave a squaring up with ali the
sinai colleges have promised money to
anu serve notice now that beginning
uien am going on a new rampage of
Sung intend to die penniless, If
v vuFnt are any other millionaires who
IoU. ~ nave lot of fun let them fol-
low my example" DR.. Pearsons -,
ii'ue ms fortune in Chicago real estate
Is native Of Bradford. VT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04

Rev. Arthur Wilson Of Clinton occupied
the pulpit Of the Unitarian church last
sunday morning
The body OF young child Of Mr. and
Mrs Lawrence QuinIan was brought here
from New York last Tuesday for burial
The body of Joseph z. Boyce was
brought here for burial on Monday from
Somerrille. Mrs BOyce, formerly Kath-
crime Smith Of this town, has the sym
pathy OF all
Miss Eva J. Tower resigned her posi-
ton as principal Of the high school 10
take effect Friday Much regret is felt
at her going, as she has been a strong
teacher and has done much to raise the
standard Of the school She is taking A
special course in Amherst and will en-
gage in business soon
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04

We think we can cure a bad case of back,
ache quicker with one of Carriers Smartweed
other application, and after the backache is
cured you can still wear the plaster without
discomfort for two or three weeks, or longer
This combination Of smartweed and belladonna
is a great hit, and it is hard TO find any pain
or ache that will not yield to it. Price rs
cents. Sold by druggists everywhere
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04
Advertised Letters.

Men. NJ. Barber, Merrill Brown, ].
A. Greeu. Joe Lewis, II, r. Martin.
Women-Mrs. Mary Dooittle, Miss
Mabel Claire, Helen h. HUI, Mrs. Annie
p. Smith, 2.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04

me United States capitol receives t,s
rress path Dath short time before Con
consistina mes me toilet articles used
~ sing OF about 25OO feet of hose In
enc enc expert hands Of one comnanv ~ IN
, mie department Powerful stree rDs nc nc
mIIer at high pressure remove 49,
n np webs, insects of all KINDS 49, 49,.
t% and other foreign substances V troH,
the many crevices. 'aI'ces from
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04
Rockingham.

Moderator Zina II. Allbee; clerk, Ly-
man s. Hayes; selectman Chester B.
Hadwen; treasurer Charles f. Capron
oYerseer of poor, Peter Dorand; LIST con-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04

1t is estimated that rs per cent. Of the
products advertised in street cars OF Can
ada are Of American manufacture.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Sparks. jr spent
sunday at John MuudeIS
Miss Laura Ware of TowuSherd is visit
my Belle Timson this week.
Miss Louise McGregor is at A. J.
Morse's 10 spend few days,
Mrs. c. X Stedmau is home again after
a few weeks stay in Brattleboro.
The /. T. l. and Band OF Mercy will
meet with Ruby Sparks Saturday at 3
o'clock
Delbert Pierce ana win Howe are work
ing for Walter Ingram in Newfane and
boarding At Nelson Gray's.
Charles Goss OF Lynn, Mass, Is visit
ing his sister Mrs. G. r. Temple This
is the first time he has been here IN .
years.
Miss Beulah Timson Miss Stella Morse
and Mrs. W. J. Corbett attended the
junior exhibition in Townshend Friday
night.
Miss Belle Timson. Miss Pearle Green
wood and Clarence Lewis are home from
Leland and Gray seminary for two
weeks vacation.
L. u. Stedman has been appointed as
sistant buyer for Haywood Brothers of
Gardner. He is in town this week buy
ing lumber for that firm
The play our Folks" was presented
~ - 4e'i' must " SNlltNNldN llEnl ana all
took their parts well. About $50 was
added TO tine new han fund.
James McCarty resigned recently his
position with Mr.. Corey in New York
and accepted the position OF manager of
a lunch room owned by Mr.. Kelsey at a
large increase OF salary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Palmer of Brat.
! tleboro We're guests of Mrs Abbie
| Adams over Sunday Mr. Palmer re-.
| turned Monday morning but Mrs palm.
or Is spending the week with Mrs Al,
| ans.
| The third and fourth degrees will u,
| conferred on a class Tuesday night and
| refreshments will be served The women
| are requested to carry cake and sard.
| witches. The meeting will be c,raf
| promptly at o'clock
As Porter c. Thayer was returnins
| from town meeting he was thrown IRON
| the sleigh on the Rand crossing nm,
! the horse broke away and ran To m,
| station. where il was caught by = u
| Willard. No one was hurt but the sl,.igr
was damaged badly
| As F. j. Fairbanks was poius to "a.
station to meet man Monday his bors,
| started to run on the hill where Harr;
son Aldrich was killed last fan bnt n,
refined the horse into the bank and tbt
animal was thrown in the deem snou,
NO one was hurt although Mr.. FairhnnlS.
was thrown over the horse into III,
| snow. '' '"'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-03-04
Grafton.

Grafton.
Moderator. trustee of public money and
The Washington times., 1910-05-14
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER -
THE DISTRICT OF COLUlTBTA vTaslir-s--
ton. D c, Nay Il. 1slo-Seaied proposals viii
Re received at this Office until . O'Clock D N
May =. 1910. FOR sites for school bs.15Irvs
and grounds adjacent 20 school buildings 49,
site FOR engine house. IN the following I,-.aI-
rites school site. north OF o street V-esf r~
North Capitol street and east OF Tth street and
Georgia a-znue- School site west OF Soldiers
Home grounds. east Of Sherman avenue and
New Hampshire avenue. south Of Rock Creek
Church road. and north OF Cirard street an
Tiroximately $500 square feet Additional
ground n the immediate vicinity OF the orr
school Additional ground adjacent 10 the
IVY City School approximately =. coo square
feet Additional ground adjoining the Brook
land school. approximately I-5G0 square feet
Encine house site IN the vicinity Of Rock
Creek Church road and Georgia avenue y. W
A certified check fer one hundred dollars. q
bend of an approved surety company. in the
sun Of one hundred doIlarEs OF q certificate
from the Collector Of Taxes that the above
mentioned sun has been deposited with him.
71ust accompany The bids 1or sites submitted
n each locality. as GUARANTEES ot sale The
Commissioners reserve the right 20 reject any
sud AL BIDS. CCNO H RUDOLPH JOHN
A JOHNSTON and WILLIAM v JUDSON.
Cocur1iEsio1ers of the DtEtriS q Columbia
ES1E7szx6u
The Washington times., 1910-05-14
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY-

Published only information. not Egars1tssL
100 D. n daily-Eor virginia WsSr FIr-
- Sud Kentucky points Pullman SIss5-
. -r9sr!o- car TO Virginia Hot Springs weex q
days ,-->-~-,-.- - -
r-syTC kCs0 SPECIAL Solid train to s.
80 rrfth Pullman sieepers 20 ChicszS
So orly az .-sportant stations. Pullrnss =
n.-SSs-o y e dztIy-F- = v IIoETED -
r-i1rfnnstE Louisvflls. the West SourhSvss--
- S-o-thvsst- Pullman Sleepers- TEroll =
rS-,1Irnaa 20 virginia. Hot Springs
q q q Ia carte. dining car ss-vIcs
S5esanacks and Ohio Ticket OfiIces a. 81
D. we 1883 St. and New Union Ssstf5l-
-5.1bone main 1o65 and z2os Tor rscErrr
ShsglsCs checkzs reservations. and tzxicahS
aR2-rs
The Washington times., 1910-05-14
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE


ro-os a. n dziiy-''F1o-1da Fast MsIL--
sTT--oT,Rn coaches snd Pullman slespsrs -
SSL-S.---e.h aad jacksonville Parier car Jacl-
Se,--5I1e 70 Tampa Through sleeper -
IfIantE Dining cars
- m dRily-'-The F7aTniugo.- Through
I---.S-Sss oud Pullman sieepers to Jacksoavfi a
eSes r,r-rsfine Palm Beach, Miami. and
Knights Key Conneeuohs Tor Havana
- D. NJ dary-.Seaboard ExprssA
--,s---S,,eb coaches and Pullman sleeDers s.
1n-sS Jacksonville. and Tampa Also At
go birmingham. and Memphis Diliar
60 Ses.rst o-rice. JOS New York ave n "
p A HAYWOOD c T 4
r. a Ryan. c. P a. Portsmouth. Va
-. -
The Washington times., 1910-05-14
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO r +


LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINZ
HEvsTy OtheE 6o1r O he Oe9 H01---
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW ToRE
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST NEW YORK
s7-o0 = m--Dtnsr. Puliznan PR<lor Car.
4s-Oo & u--5-ho-zr trsil
SO e m--Dt1sr and Pullmsn PA-lor ca
~ % a m--DtDer and obss<TssEoo- Fuiius1
sf-oo n-Dt1sr ard PuIIus2-PariT c.
~Sps sp.-n-.cRoysl Limited" AlF >EsuIEnas
E1ve-boUTs
%s.pG q n--COacheE 20 PhuadelCESa
sS-a1 = n-Dinsr aud Pullman -.
ss-oo ,. m--Coacnos % New ToTk
Ls12:1E ~ T--SlesPers % NsS York
@2s52 -n-SleeDers - Philz6siphta aud Ns-.
ATLANTIC CTTx. f7sOo. -sssos t1l.ss =
f1z0o. 'S7'' ? 70 o sAITTzroRE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
(Week Days. : e. % II D NJ
TX Is 90. $50 '5.oo, ~. fS-oa as.z0 -
ts:so. fI0-os. -: 90 - y. 1858 nooa: f1z5SS.
tz:ss 's:O0 f5sos- $40. ts.oe. $50 f7sas SO
sss-oo s5s=oo. s10.s5. s11-SG. s11-IA n =
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. ~. so 3. n
VILE. ss:10 a n. .t-0 ,. n. -Iz-fo niEsL-
PITTSRURG. ~s-io q H. sl.27- 'S:Ie D q
saS:s5 night Sleeper ready, 10 p N
CI.EV EI-AND. Se-io p IL
WNCHEsTER ts.is - a. fs:a< ts.a
, Frederick. fs=ss. TssIo =sas - u, nz
fl;eS. ts;ss ssT5vySE- 2; a ts.1s = N s-oo
.AiS.1-2 !bSiIy- 2tExeeDi sunday. tsGadsS s5iy.
TEIEPHOSES AZ al q the fouoErnn
strIsT CrTfces. I1= c ST. Tel Main 1881: ~
stst9o1 Ticket once Main zSs0s Inror1rss
Main
The Washington times., 1910-05-14
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

R-FoilOwi1E schedule figures DubIlsass
,r,,,- as information and are not sszzrauss-t
Eor Atlanta Birmingham, Mobile (eW
f,-leaus- AshevfIle. a. m and 1913 D =
F-or Chattanooga snd Memphis. 500 a ~
daily.
ufurham. New Orleans. 1o.1o , N
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga NasS-
vile, Memphis. ss1e g. m, daily fSIespizs
ear open after 10 D nj
For Atlanta Birunfn giaua- Colu-c ssa-
CHARLESTON. Augusta Aiken Savannah. JacE-
NzzTfllsl and Florida points, E.I5 .. n Gafip.
y g BROWN. General Agent
The Washington times., 1910-05-14
SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
ATTENTION. GRc

ATTENTION, GROCERS.
a prominent corner northwest. brick store
and dwelling rooms and store. an old es-
tsblished stand Price s. 00o-
MPSON-SULLIVAN co, 1zos c st " ".
mTLz-TtF
The Washington times., 1910-05-14

4 $500 HOME, COMPARATIVELY
new, IN the best section 0f the south
east for $4,000. overlOoks q govern
meut reservation Contains larEs
ro0ns. tiled BATH furnace bsats cleo
trfc gas light appliances entire house
in perfect condition. tiled vestfbule;
plate glass doors Homes Ike this
are seldom for sale IN the southeast
BOSS & PHELPS O1c-). $40 18th d -.
The Washington times., 1910-05-14

NEAh 4EkOASALIs
AT BALLsTON. va-z
sc CAR FARE TO DISTRICT.
Below submit q few nice homes
that can be bought reasonably, and on
easy terms:
barn; D, fenced Price rice s2.o6S@ssoo 6S s5. oash
balance $50 per month
No. 3-I-4 acre. 7-room bungalow:
me condition. necessary oqtbuildings:
vel at door; nice shade fenced
Price, S2.sO0-easy terms
No 5-Five lots; Z rooms; bath; Ia
trobe and open fireplace good water
Price SS,2oo-easy terms.
No s-Three lots; 10 looms; summer
Kitchen stable. 16L20s fne Wen fl
tered water fenced; nearly all kinds
Of fruit; nice shade; rich soil Price,
s2,ooo-s3oo cash, $40 per month
No s-Four lots; 5 rooms; necessary
kiE7s OF fruit: nice shade; fine gar
oen- Price, $4,000 cash.
No. 1O-rhree tots. Price. $500 cash
No. Flour lots: new: s rooms:
water in kitchen. colonial porch. Price.
! S2,5o0-S100 cash, balance SIS per
month
Price. S1.46o0sasy terms, SrnEG-H 0'H s@'O"'
80 1S-A acre; 4-room cottage; hen
housei shed: good water; some fruir:
fenced Price, s1.750; II sold at once vii
J sen Ior sl'0y-easy terms.
Iuent; porches; attic: well on porch.
necessary Outbufldings. Price, 1900
Easy terms.
10 Z3-Eice homo; 8 rJoms and bath.
halls; porches: necessary OurbufldingE.
NICE sla0es most al kinds Of fruit. good
place Tor garden Price, g BO-S50o cash,
balance easy terms. This would be a
tine location for bOazdsrs.
No. so-Aot 5u8; splendid a-ruom
nouse; fne concrete cellar; nice double
front and back porches; cement walk
around house, dne water on hack porch
| nut, grapes. and berries. nice garden.
Price, S5'So-reasonable terms.
No s2-Hslf seres 8 ms: small barn
ven fenced Price Sz25l
N9i t2i S5o55s. S@BgaRsss 5sSs, ogE1s5: 5: lasEs g
reasonable terms.
No Ss-Two IotsS 6 rooms. Price. = 81
/ 800 cash, SO per month
No. .s5-TEo scTes5 z rooms; porches:
good 1aTui Necessary outbundings; veIi
fenced; hedge 1n front; most all Kinds OF
fruit, Price. S4-5oo-Sz.0oo cash. balance
80. ss-TEO acresi > rooms and bath:
stable and other bundfnzs: ven in
kitchen; plenty, fruit and shade Price,
80. ss-Niee building ssses ceres.
No 4e-Lot 5oxz5o. 4-zOOm ouzealOyv;
good water: some nuft- Price, $500
/ $50 cash, IS Per month
water: siSi 2I-g well fenoe8: pse1Fy Of fT2it F2qo
Price. g, ,Soo-easy terms
No zs-HaF acre7 q rooms. Necessary
More land can be bought adjoining.
No. f-one acre. s-rooms: Suid-
Price. $500
b35 19: Mne es77s2. posSss: sSso: slasaas s-E0oR s
Price, -$4.5os.
No. +s-Two lots. sa5: mite 4--oom
bungalow, with Porches- Price, $500
No, 5o-Half acre; s-room house: fine
pOrches. high elevation; cars stop at
door Price S4Ooo-easy terms.
No 5I-Fifteeu lots, improved by &
room house: fine porcheS: high eleva-
ton; street all around. Price, $1,000.
A fine bargain
No 65-BeautifuI lot well situated. z2x
10; 6-rOom house; fruit trees Price
sz-00a-
No Smear station e-room house
large porches; large lot Price, 2W0-
easy terms
The Washington times., 1910-05-14

FOR SALE-IF A CORNER HOCSE
appeals to you having q southern and
eastern exposure, with the lot and
lawn containing over 400 square feet
OF ground, in q choice section Of the
central northwest and q brick stable
for the rfdicuioUsly low price o. 81 900
you VII surely buy this one Tor either
. home, speculation OF an investment
VIII rent for 800 a year Price ~
duced 70 "a. 500
BOSS & PHELPS Qncl 80 1fth n ".
The Washington times., 1910-05-14
An ATTRACTIVE HOME


4 detached colonial style residence located
on avenue northwest: beautifully decorated;
heated by hot water: attractive lawn Snd
The Washington times., 1910-05-14

1OSs NET INVESTMENT
l-stoTy bay-windoE pTesEed-brfc locate
On 18th St a "; price, s. $50; rented a
The Washington times., 1910-05-14

SHANNON & LUCHs. 71s 1ETH ct -
you CAN NOT AFFORD TO MAKE AN
sINNESTMENT WITHOUT CONSITT TING
Us Our LISTS - THE, MOST COW
PLETE-OUR PRICES LIE LOWEST.
SHANNON & LUCHs. u3 18th ST. n. ".
The Washington times., 1910-05-14
FOR SALE-ROUSES
ron sAL-aooD .TSvEsT8fEST

S5os cash snd SIS monthly notes Rents for
81 per month This Is not old dtlaploak-
ed building, but practically new and IN
good northwest locality
The Washington times., 1910-05-14

THIS IS THE HOME
TO PLEASE YOU.
Sample house.
I'll NORTH CAPITOL ST
PRICE, S. $50.
The architectural plan OF these
houses VIII appeal TO you at once
Built on the reception-hall plan.
with six large and beautiful
rooms finished throughout with the
most exquisite taste and pspered as
Beautifully as though the houses were
worth double Massive and beautifuI
mantsIs. gas fixtures OF the latest
style
Special care has been taken IN ths
designing and the equippiuE o. the
bathroom L is model OF sanitation
and convenience, and viii please you
The kitchen is ideal IN every respect
roomy. well ventilated and thoroughly
modern Large back yard. leading %
alley.
THE SITE COULD NOT BE
BETTER
These houses are ueeC the Soldiers
Home grounds, whose beauty need not
be mentioned You know & as vSII
a. We
Come out and Inspect Sunday.
FRANCIS A BIUNDON.
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