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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-09-09

going?"
why" replied Talmage,
home to Brooklyn, New York,
| get there this evening, if all
goes we'll "
II suppose to q wife-perhaps
or mother-a live SON "a daugh-
ter or two!'
"Oh, yes! l have ali those
waiting for me-"
"Now will tell you where l
am going. All my family are
dead Tut one. and that is my
wife; and ] am making NY reg
ular weekly visit to her at an in.
sane asylum, She is hopelessly
insane. But God has left me my
life, my honor and my faculties;
and l am trying to keep patient
and cheerful, with the hope of
meeting them all again in q bet
Ter world. by and by"
Talmago arose and took the
stranger by both hands, Il sur
renderw He exclaimed. My
sorrow is nothing compared to
yours. l have learned lesson,
and l hope God will aid me to
profit by it -Everywhere.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-09-09

Newspaper msii, as a rule;
have but two things to sell,
space and subscription, and it
would be just as consistent for
you to ask your grocer for a
dozen oranges Just to fil' as to
ask the editor for a dozen lines
in his paper to boost your bust
Hess, With tile idea that you are
doing a kindness to fiji up space:
Try getting free dinner at the
hotel just to make a show of
business for the house Ben
jamin Post.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-09-09

DR.. Talmage, the celebrated
Brooklyn clergyman, was riding
one day in a railroad coach, soon
after the desease of a favorite
son. His grief was constant and
acute, ard he could not feel that
any one had ever suffered rs lie
was doing.
Ina seat near him sat a gen
tleman who, he thought, posses
ed one of the most cheerful faces
lie had ever seen. "How happy
that man is compared to mel"
he thought. ~ will get into con-
versation with him. Perhaps he
could console me, or cheer me
up a little.
The dialogue ran upon general
subjects for a little while, and
then turned upon DR.. Talmage's
great loss. II cannot help envy
ing you," said the preacher.
"You seem, from your appear
ance, as if you had not a trouble
in the world"
The other gentleman looked
grave, and a spasm of grief went
over his countenance." 81 nev-
en- saw a sadder face, for the
moment, " said Talmage. i'll rrla-
ting this incident to the Writer.
"My dear sir" he inquired,
will you tell me where you are
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-09-09
THE F A MILY

See the family!
All, yes, it is, indeed, a large
and happy family
What is the family doing9
The family is talking togeather
in considerable heat. 1t sounds
much like quarreling.
What do they say!
They are calling each other
names ana accusing each other of
insincerity and other Zig h
crimes and misdemeanors.
Are the accusations true2
Oh, no, indeed.
Then why does the family dc
these thingsl
Because they love one another.
What a beautiful idea and does
the family show its love for the
outside worle in the same way?
Oh, no, indeed. Outside the
bosom of the fomi y its members
are very polite and gentle and
circumspect and considerate
and an.iable.
The family would not dare to
talk TO anyone else in the same
way that they talk to each other.
Other people simply would not
submit to it
1t must be delightful to be
surrounded by those you love.
Yes, it is a great relief when
your temper chafes you ana
clamors for utterance. Kills O.
Jones in Life.
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All" said the boy, 'that s
what mother wants to know. .

Albuquerque, N. M, Sept 8.
1910. Whoop 'er up for State
hood" is to be the slogan at The
great six day State celebrations
at the Thirtieth Animal New
Maxico Fairand First State ex-
position at albuquerque, the
first week in October, 3rdto 9Th.
It is going to he the very biggest
and noisiest week the Southwest
has ever seen.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-09-09

peoples ideas is to make both
conventions non parts
And the remedy for boss rule
can be made even more harm
f'l than the evil it is supposed
TO cure. AS people we suffer
liiore harm from too much politics
than from too much rain or
snow. And the recall, the in
ltiative and referendum, the
imperative mandate and the
whole school of fadS which are
designed i'll go)i purpose to
secure the rule of the people can,
be worked to their continuous
disadvantage. Government by
representation has given us our
Jeffersons, Jacksons, Lincolns,
Cokes, Reagans, Hoggs and
Cnlbersons, and asystem a that
has done so much for liberty
and progress can not be wholly
bad State Press in d alias
News.
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THE SECRET.

Dir. Miner Lee Bates, president
of Hiram College, enlivened, in
recent address at Hiram, Ohio,
knotty genealogical problems
with a story.
"We must not dodge our pro-
blem as the boy did," said DR..
Bates.
"A teacher, you see was hav-
ing i great deal of difficulty in
making clear to a boy the mean
ing Of the word 'recuperate.
"Now" said the teacher, your
father is a hard worker isn't hep"
Yes sir, he is, said the boy.
And when he gets home at
night he's tired is lie notG"
Yes, Sir, he is. %
"Then" pursued the teacher.
'Isince it's night, and he's dead
tired and work'sover, what does
he dog"
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PEOPLE WILL TALK.

Yes people will talk,
The saying is true
They talk about me
And they talk about you.
If we go to the opera
Somebody will say,
We should go to church
And learn how to pray"
If VIC go to church
And offer our prayers,
They say we "are hypocrites''
And putting on airs.
If we are rich
They call us a thief;
Scoff at our SORROWS
And laugh at our grief.
If we are poor,
They say we shirk.
We're always lazy,
And never would work.
They talk of our prospects,
They talk of our past,
And if we are happy
They say it can't last.
They talk of our loved ones
They talk of our foes;
They talk of our follies;
They talk of our woes.
They talk of our joys,
They talk of our fears,
They talk of our smiles
They talk of our tears.
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Albuquerque, N. M, Sept. s,
1910. Did you ever see a Cali
thump ian parade? This is to
be the spectacular feature of the
great Montezuma Parade in
Albuquerque during the Thir-
tieth Fair and First State Ex-
position the first week in Oct.
Gorgeous, bizarre, and startling
as to costumes, and mounted on
anything that has legs, the
entries in the Calithumpian
division are going to furnish
the Fair visitors the most side
splitting fun they have ever had.
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Force of Habit.

Littel Gifl-Ntdhimyl (NO answer. }
Mummy Are those swallows"
Mummy (deep in her book) Yes DEAR
Don't touch them. Punch.
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They talk if we Sre single,
They talk if we we'd;
They talk of us living,
They talk Of ps dead:
Tho we live like an angel,
With circumspect walk;
Our efforts are useless;
Fer peole will talk.
Selected.
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LEGAL NOTICES

SUFRE1IE COURT or THE TTSTTT7-- on
COLUMBIA HoiCing Probate Court. 10
lt-la- AcTniI1istratIon- Ihts IS 90 give notice.
THAT the subscriber. or the District - ~
lUl1Dia- has obtained from the Probate CONF
OF The District Of Columbia. letters -ozr7-
laentaEy On the estate OF Charlotte c. Arm
ceased All persons having claims aca--e- 80.
deceased are hereby warned % exrfff- ~
same with the vouchers thereof 7ee-,5---
au-henticzre5. 90 the subscriber ar. or r----s
the eth day OF June. 2--D- -e-I- Otherwise
they may lv law De excluded from all f--z-
~ o. said estate Given t-n1e- nv hand
tlis 9th day OF June. A. u. -slf T-a Fsf-r 2 -
AL-lLSL EtDCCT BAEEL[E- -g Mass 49,
ATTEST tSca-) JAMES TANNER. Re-fy-e-
II wis Ter the District O. CoI1unbia g,5l-5-
Of The Probate Court. EDWARD s No
CAL1IONT. Artoruev
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R
LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL RTT-Z rTArE


ROYAL Blue LINE
EyeIy CSner Ao1r q the Odd Hsur-
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW Trrz
new TERMINAL I'd ST, NEW Y0Pz
s7-o0 q m--DIner Pullman Fs-ie- 90 49,
fs-e5 g. m--s-ho1r train. BrofIar PsrIa- o.
4s-ae a. M ullE-lan 6roller ParIoT c.
81 - g m--Dlner and Pullman PsrIo- -
s1see p D--D4Der and Pullman Pa-ior -
ss-gg =. Royal L1uiled-ss Al P-.f7,----
ElFe-hoLr.
f4.e0 p m--Ceachss % PhIladslpaia
's.0e p In--Lllsr and ObssEvaCI0s Paz,-.
. p m--COeohes 70 New York
s1Z.l5 y. T--Sleepers 70 New York
sZ-s2 g. u--Sleepsrs % PhIlz6eI pbiE A. ~
ATLANTIC CITY, f7soo. SO r1Issa
i've, $50 =. II
To BaItlnora
EVERY HOUR On TIE HoCR-
CNeek "a. DAYS; 80 I. a n n . u ,. M
fs.so. s10-eo. -l-oe n n. '12.oo nooa- 4is-ssss
80 HIS, ga. $50. Ts.2G. 90 go
i4.15 sea. 1876, $50. fs.0qs 's.se T7:3l 80
ts.es. s1O.l0. '10-s5. 'u-So. E1ZsLE n =
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. - $50 , n
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. zad IoTuz
VILE. -s.1e, g. n. sS-0s ? n sL2.10 1i1St
81 - night Sleeper ready, 18 2.
CLEVELAND. $40 ?. N
COLUMBUS. $50 p n
WHEELING. ss-11 a n III p N
CUMBERLAND. 'sils ? H. -'6ussa On
3 WSHftNSCHEsrER. fs.ls - IA. f4sz. M
, F n fs=2a ts-lo. SD "a
~ = : c,lFS.T 80 1910 q n. ts.os
sDaily- Except sunday tSundzJ ozIy-
TFI.EPHCNES At al OF the EoI3oEfzz
Ticket Ofaces= I4l5 G 81. Tel Main Isl; aa
sfarf0n ticket Of1ice. Main 1856 Iuforra--
elou Bureau Main ssc4
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

- R-Fouowing schedule figures publishes
o1Tv As Information and are not guaranteed
F-o- Atlanta, Birmingham. Noble. Nsu
Orleans AsheFIIle, g. n AID 10.45 D n
For Chattanooga and Memphis. 500 q -
daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga Biz
r,iu1haras New Orleans, 1910 p N
For Roanoke Knoxville, 1-h11tGnooEa- Nah
vilIe Memphis. SIC a L daily. (SIeeufas
ear open after ID p NJ
For Atlanta Birmingham. Columbia
Charleston. Augusta Aiken. savannah. IacEs
Esaytile. and Florida points. E.I5 D m daIiy-
+ s BROWN Geasrsl AzszS
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SHANNON & LUCHs. rs nth ST. y. ".
INVESTMENT WITHOUT CO,cSr-T --TS--.
Us OUR LISTS ARE THE MOST COM
PLETE-OCR PRICES THE LOWEST.
SHANNON & LUCHs. rs 18th ST. y. ".
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SUBURBAN BOARD

C,{ols ROOM IN detached house. res~ -
aou-ts. seu Wisconsin ave
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CE10OARD ATTS LINE ny

,o-o5 a m dziiy-'-FIorida Fasr Nail.
r-i--D--rH coaches and Pullman sleeUers n
S---s-T5sb and Jacksonville ParIor car LACK
sc--,-7Ue 10 Tampa Through SLEEPER .
srTa1ra Dining car
- ~ n daiiy--''S eab0ard Express cleo
t-,.-si1-- lighted sIeepers and observation car
e---Ti-,r-s5 with electric fans Through ser
- t. savannah Jacksonville. Tampa At
ie-,fa Birmingham ana Memphis DIning
cars
r A HARDWOOD. G T A.
GRO. z. PHILLIPS. D. P. A.
~ RYAN c., p A. Portsmouth. Va
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FOR TI-DETACHED HOME N
a delightful section o. Columbia Heights.
Six q the finest rooms you have ever seen
Large pantry tiled bath modern heating
system o. attractive design and superior
construction A GREAT SNAP AT Sz160
SHANNON & LCCHS, - 1GTH ST y W
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n. L. SALISBURY CO..
1921 18th ST. y. ".

FOR SALE-Sg.1oo-ls1s Pofo77sc A. ( =
A substantial 5-rocrn and bath. 2-story and
cellar brick house: furnace heat q = nark-
Alg and front porch To be sold suhfect 70
$3.50 per cent trust Balance 81 500 casb
OWNER. P O. BOX IgG
702 nth ST y W
FOR SALE-Two s-storv buiI5fors- s a-sr.-
T1eats, rooms and bath each. coal and
gas ranges cabinet manteis- alwEvs rented
Ills Per year need money: VIII sacrifice
FOR Sl0r5G0- II per cent Investment II ytsu
want this talk quick Can after D II, OF
address
JOHN D. BRAGUNIER- Al II 81 n z
TO COLORED PURCHASER. handsome new
brick. rooms and bath. 3 blocks from car
line very large lots. 50 down and SO a
month
KARRICK & NETCALF'. 100 y Y ave
$50 DOWN AND SD MONTH viii buy g.
room house on Kenyon St. near 10th st
lot 16.Sx15G
KABRICK & METCALF. 1870 y !. ave.
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SHANNON & LUcHs. 10 18th ST. " ".
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY 4
HOME WITHOUT CONSULTING Us OUR
LISTS ARE THE MOST COMPLETE
OUR PRICES THE LOWEST.
SHANNON & LUCHs. u3 18th ST. n. ".
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

ADVERT EAIF--CT FOR TENDERS OF
SALE OF LAND FOR LARGINC
THE CAPITOL. GROUNDS.
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kERB SPECIALIST

EERB SPECIALTIEs
Ms o. Herb Remedies vhich ara r-,,-
enteed 4 cure or relieve any and an a.
-leR-A L. - LUIS 3 SONS. las 7th ~.
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PROPOSALS

DEPAET1IENT or THE INTERIOR. .fui--
l-4t- Sealed proposals win De- received
at This Department uu-5f = r,-rIo7-- y
S-----l' S,uE - 1870, and then opened for
We installation et two electric PASSENGER
y Washington ID. g.. 81 accordance ,-f-- s-.7
--.--S a--- drawings copies uf which NAV
'---i5- upon application to the C--5sr
5.=P - LleElI1I-ent- r. A. BALM
OFFICE or TFfE. ~o7--r---------------
81 DISTRICT OF COLUaTETS vc---.-s---
49,. o. $50 sealed proposals Mi =
7r-s- -li-s otlce until 3 o'clock D. uT
$3.50 July 18Th Tor furnishing znF ~
----@ 1t'lElr- fixtures in The F,r1g-n7Se lr5t-
l-.'- ~ Washington T. c. Form - ~,
-.-- - -.-'lls- and necessary Iufarra-
49, CleIE. D. c. Room go Dfzf-5-4
,------llz- ClNo H RUDOLPH F0F4Nr
llissiolers, .. Q LII
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FOR SALE-A GEM OF A HOME II THE
most desirable part OF BIoouingdale- s
large airy rooms on 2 floors modern and
up-to-cats IN every particular In Al con-
cition- The kind OF q home one seldom
gets a chance 70 buy. at this price
SHANNON & LUCHS. ~ nth ST y. W
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SPLENDID VALUE.
19 TO q MICHIGAN AVENUE.

The best built and most beautifully
finished NEW HOUSES in Washing
ton for the price. Sold On or NEW
ECONOMICAL HOME BUYING
PLAN
Hardwood TRIM artistic 6eC0rations5
electric and gas lights hot water
heat polished floors; oak stai-yyays-
Gne manrels; new style cabinet
Ezs ranges O5orless Kitchens spIe1-
didly built Georgia pine po-ches; 20
feet wide beautifully sod5ed front and
rear yards Elevated location facing
permanent Government reservation
open and ligcred I'll D n Inspect
them and see US about our SPECIAL,
PRICES-the lowest ever heard Of for
such elegant homes.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Published only as Information, not guarantees
go D n DAY Fer Virginia WeEZ VIZ
Einia- AID henJucES points pullman sleep
ers 10 Cincinnati and Louisville. - 4 o.
dining car from Charlottesville
$50 D. n ly-CINCINNATI-ST LOUIS
CHICaEO SPECIAL solid train to s.
Io11fs. with Pullman sleepers 10 CkIcaEo
Stops only at important stations PuIlma1.a
finest 'euusL-1eut and G. g O. dining car
II ia D n daiIy-F. 2 v LIMITED fos
CINCINNATI Louisville, The West. SouEhnsnE
and Nor Invest Pullman sleeperE 70 VfrEin-
"a hot Springs. Cincinnati. and LaulsYsIlz-
& q y dining car
CbssapeaEe ard ohio Offices a. 90 Pa
80 1gs + - and New Union Statioa
s-eisnhons Main 1o5s and 220s for tickets go
go cFccEs. reservations. and ta1ciczba-
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FOR SALE-A MOST DESIRABLE COR
ucr in the northeast. In q section that
y rapidly developing into one O. the most
desirable parts OF the northeast Surrounded
b. homes Of the $500 class Contains S
rooms and bath This corner IS uuuues-
uonably one Of the best investments ever Of
Tered In this part OF the city. Ought 90
resell az a handsome profit within a very
short time. Don't fail 70 see It
SHANNON & LUCHS. 10 18th ST y. ".
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

schedule OF Excursion Trains TO and Inn
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
EFFECTIVE JULY l. 1910
Subject TO Change without Notfcs
zr0N-DAES TO FRIDAYS INCLUSIVE
Co.ng. leave District Line az 80 and LES
q 80 $40, 7-z5. and 9-45 ?. n
F2ar77ruirl-- leave the Beach at SIS e. N
1s-s5- zoe, 500. 500. and 1000 ?. n
SATURDAYS
C-oFnz leave District Line, AZ e-25 and liza
- 200 geo. 5.z5. 7.45. and s-45 D m
Returning. leave the Beach a. SIS a n
12-z5, e-O0, 6l0ls $50 $50 and 1900 p. n
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going. leave District Line at s-z5 and II-oa
"a 2-G1. sea 400, 7-f5, and s.A5 D. n
Fa,I-ruiug leave the Beach At zee a n
1e-s5. e.Io, 6.o0. SEQ, SEQ, and 1000 ?. n
PAUL Y WATERS
General Manager
Taee New York Ave car for District Ilns
station. For additional information TsIs-
phons Lincoln 162S-
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FOR saloon COLT5TBIA HEIGHTS
Nearly new A vel constructed modern
dwelling q rooms and tiled bath HOT
WATER HEAT The kind OF g house thar
usually sells for s. TO Owing &c financial
reve-ses. owner VIII sacrifice a. GEd
SHANNON & LUCES. 10 18th ST. y. W
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FOR Salem PENNA AVE s Z 4
very attractive modern home q S rooms
and Tiled hath. concrete cellar under entire
house. superior heating system. interior
trimmed IA hardwood and handsomely dec
Grated The only house IN the block for
sale Must be sold at once. Price. 3. s58.
SHANNON & LCCHS. 7I2 18th ST y. ".
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FOR SALE-A BARGAIN N TIE CEN
trail northeast There are s very large
rooms and Tiled BATH house itself Is p
1eet broad concrete cellar, improved heat
ing system. frst-class condition. To effect
quick sale price has been reduced 20 s. 200.
SHANNON & LCCHS. ~ nth ST y W
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FOR sALE-CLlOSE TO TIE GOVERN
u1e1t Printing Office 4 handsome bav-
window brick dwelling Of rooms and tilcd
BATH furnace heat Has 5usr been put IN
Al condition Rents for SZ55Q VIII prove
a. good a. investment as a home
SHANNON & LUCHS. 70 III ST y y.
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DANCING

ZEIT Lllt>'S- 80 o. ST. n w
You rzD earn The correct glide waltz two
step. and barn dance here privately. aFrer-
asgl OF evening Our methods are 50 sim
and inspect
5 LESSONS. sl-0o. SINGLE. Sc.
DAECING STUDIO. Us Eye 81 \ w
--lss-s Chamberlain and COBB, teachers 50
cia- dance Thursdays Phone 81 5sTT
OPEN ALI. SUMNER
MISS COULTER, 81 Eye st. y. ". n -0-
can walk I can teach snu 90 waltz. lessons
any tl1e- 500 Phone Zain 11ss.
PROF. WTSDHA0I. Si5 Iz-h NV an 5a-1eI
taus-ti quickest and latest methods. -
hour electric fans. open ali summer II 80
DAFISC-S'S = Pref and Mrs, us 9Th y "
Est -S- Phone II 1854 Lessons any hour
classes and dances. Tues. Thur. evs
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL.
Only one taught at a time
latest Dances two Instructors
l-l& 81 - ave SELECT. Phone " $50 Y
MRS CLOVER. DC md Phi. lessons Soc
wax & taO-s-ep guar lessons barn
canoe .7so- one taught az time Phone " -
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FOR SALE-IF you VAT DE-
tached home n q beautiful section you
should certainly see this one Built b.
owner Tor home. Very substantially con-
structed o. STONE AND BRICK Contains
Z unusually large rooms and tiled bath,
nOI-WAIER HEAT Occupying a corner
lot z5xle0- The adjoining lot IS also offered
Al low figure An exceptionally good
proposition which you can not afford 70
overlook A SNAP At Ssseo-
SHANNON < LUCHS. 10 IfTH ST N ".
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FOR SAL-NEAR UNION STATION.
one II the most desirable streets in this
seytlOu- A splendid bay-wlldJr brick
d--eIIing OF rooms and tiled bath urht
concrete cellar under entire house ex-
Crllent furnace 4 house Couldn't be in
better co-litlon- Similar houses IN the row
being held as high IS $40 4 quick pur-
chaser can buy this for g5.65E
SHANNON & LUCHS. "a 18th ST y "
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CONSULTATION N

NervoIs diseases Rheumatism. Dr9r-,c
Sc.art-a. sidney Troubles OASpS|'
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Bids AND ANIMALS

81 CHG CASARIES. Parrots, Dogs. $50
%nEcra Goats Golddshes. Rabbits C5Tf0es
E1Es. and Chickens- SENDS BIRD
STORE 40 18th 81 y W
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FOR RENT-ROOWS

II II ST y w. lSzZ-Very desirable ro1-
Win OF without board. reasonable price,
use Of house
IOEtCOEAN ST y w I5I.-Tv-o ta-=s -
ond 1oor. comm Uricatlns rooms. private
nam very cool large windows one rzr-e
E-ce-y furnished front room. on lrsr floor
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FOR SALE HOUSES

FOR SALE HOUSES
SHANNON & EUcHs. ua 18th ST. n. ".
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY 4
HOME WITHOUT CONSULTING Us. OUR
LISTS ARE THE MOST COMPLETE
OUR PRICES THE LOWEST.
SHANNON & LUcHs. rs 18th ST. n. ".
FOR sAL.E-A GEM OF 4 HOME II THE
most desirable part Of BlooTningdsie- s
large. airy rooms on floors modern and
up-to-cats In every particular In Al con-
oiLlon The kind OF q home one seldom
gets chance 70 buy. at this price
SHANNON & LUCtdS. 10 18th ST y "
FOR sALE-IF you VAT 4 DE-
tached home n beautiful section you
should certainly see this one Built b.
structed q STONE AND BRICK Contains
z UNUSUALLY large rooms and tiled BATH
HOT-WATER HEAT Occupying a corner
Iof e5v1Ga rT-te - 1000 - = - -
Al a low figure An exceptionally good
proposition which you can not afford 70
SHANNON < LUCHS. 10 nth ST N ".
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN N TIE CEN
tral northeast There are very large
rooms and tiled batns house Itself Is p
feet broad concrete cellar. improved heat
ing system hrst-class condition. To effect
qllSk sale Price has been reduced 20 300
sEANNON & LCCHS. az nth ST y "
FOR sAL.E-A MOST DESIRABLE COR
ner in the northeast In a section that
j. rapidly developing into one O. the most
desirable parts OF the northeast Surrounded
b. homes OF the $500 class Contains
rooms and bath This corner IS unQues-
Lonably one Of the best investments ever Of
fered IN this part OF the city. Ought 20
resell az a handsome profit within very
s 5-!S tune tine Dent fan % see II
SHANNON & LCCHS. 10 18th ST y. v.
FOR Salem PENNA AVE s Z. A
very attractive modern home q rooms
ana Tiled bath concrete cellar under entire
house. superior heating system. interior
trimmed "a hardwood and handsomely dec
Grated The only house IN the block for
sac Must De sod at once Price, $50
SHANNON & LCCHSs 7l3 18th ST y. ".
FOR sALE-NEAR UNION STATION.
one II the most desirable streets IN this
seytlou- A splendid bay-wlndJgr brick
d--eillng OF rooms and tiled hath: light
concrete cellar under entire house. ex-
crlient furnace 4 house coGIdn't be IN
better co2dftlon- Similar houses in the row
being held as high s. 80 4 quick pur-
chaser can buy this f1r $3.50
SHANNON & LCCHS. 70 18TH ST " " /
FOR sALE-CLOsE TO TIE COVERS
r1e1t Printing Office 4 handsome bs---
window brick dwelling Of 9 ro1u1s and tiled I
bath furnace heat Has 5usr been put IN /
as good a. Investment as a home
S7ANNON & L-CLtS. - ~ 4 ST y y. /
FOR saloon COLCzIBLA HEIGHTS /
Nearly new 4 vel constructed modern /
dwelling o rooms and tiled bath. HOT
WATER HEAT The kind OF g house that
rererses. owner VIII sacrifice a. ga
SHANNON & LUCES. 10 18th ST. y. ". 1
FOR SALE-SE8u-DETA HOME N 1
a delightful section OF Columbia Heights !,
SIX q the finest rooms you have ever seen
Large pantry tiled bath modern heating 4
construction A GREAT SNAP At SzI60 /
SHANNON & LCCHS. - nth ST n "
SHANNON & LUCHs. rs nth ST. y. v.
YOU CAN NOT AFFORD TO MAKE Az 1
y SIAENE WITHOUT CONSULTING /
PLETE-OCR PRICES THE LOWEST
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FOR RENT-STABLES

AUTOMOBILE STABLE. alley between =
and Eye, and 18th and Isth SITS X w
loft. onIT. S.5-cO
KARRICK & NIETCALF-. $50 y Y. ave
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WANTEO-ROOHS & BOERD

NANIlED-By young man. home in r.rfv-I-s
Baptist family with use o. piano. s-s-a
terms ana particulars address BOX ls-
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FOR RENT-RO0MS

UNFINISHED.
30 ST " W. 7fs-FIat OF two u1furutsre1
rooms heat, Eas, bath private family.
reasonable
40IH ST y Z, 1ze-Th-ee uufuruisset
rooms heat gas, and bath- 10 children
Fla AVE. 7S-Three uufurnisreF rooms o1
second 1oori ylth bath and sas5 price sl7-
so ST y W. 1f9S-Three rooms. deslra-
BE. comfortable good location or5far- 49,
sonable- Can after $50
MASS AVE y w sI5-Entirs fIrst fo7-
rooms and BATH me location for doctor
cooling gas
: tront- light h0useEeeplne-
ST " W. Es1-Tu-o -. ---7---- ----7
-122-. -aLss back par-1r- reasonable
Cd ST n f.. 6Is-Three J1T-I-17E---7 ----------
win 4 closets light Bookkeeping
l5IH ST y W. I-55-F0ur or I've sxcs1-
Lona--y pleasant outside rooms --as -
cooking and steam heat
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FOR SALE OR RENT-s-r0oru buuEaloz-s.
large iot- convenient TO cars 4Iz51 nom
a " AlALl-EE<Is Eenliworrh, D c Foas
49, \ Lincoln. OF Il y TAPIIN IsT Z -
y ~ Foze S5Es Main
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FOR RENT-R00MS
Eurnishad

9Th ST :. W. Hs-Large cool room thir
door fr0nts convenient 70 baths reasonabls