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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-11-30
LIVE o T

II IS a mistake to overfeed or nm
uerfeed.
Do not forget that the hog ia a
grazing animal.
Protein in the food is the muscle
building material.
It is a mistake to feed constipating
iced with nothing to correct it.
Grass becomes less palatable IN
stock as 1t natures and forms seed.
ordinarily it is a mistake not To
reed h liquid before the solid food
II the hogs are not fed In a clean
place, free from dust and mud II ia
a mistake.
The fall Of the year is a critica,
time In the management and cara Of
the sheep flock.
animals need food to build IN hone
and muscle and repair the wear and
tear on their bodies.
The lamb crop of each wear 4.
particularly important consideration
with the sheep farmer.
In the corn belt hogs furnish m.
OF the most important NEAR of mar
~SsAA6 SAc COTu CrOD.
In breaking a colt 1t is best 70
hitch him to a log or a sled for the
nrst two or three times.
1t will pay any farmer Of good
Judgment and intelligence to raise
nlgh-grade or pure-bred draft colts
One of the first essentials Of man.
aging the sheep dock In the fall NJ
the year is to provide proper shelter
The cold rains and damp nights NJ
the fall season like those OF snrine
are a source of constant danger !"
sheep.
The farmer who lives in town
should not trust entirely to his h,rsd
man: he Is likely not to make a snc-
cess Of 1t. ~"
A w~eli-balanced ration is that kind
and quantity of feed which VIM nro-
duce the best results at the least NOS.
sible expense.
See that the hogs have comfortshl.
o and the months IN
Failure here will impair ~.
OF the herd.
One need not wait a minnie :,
desire, but may begin feeding
rom the top Of the silo az, soon
hey have finished filing.
Pure bred stock cannot ba h.na,.n
n the same shiftess ana @c.rsass.
manner that scrub and common ~.
I've NAN y generally dealt
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A monument OF the gallant Adrc:rai
Dn Quesne has just been provided at
Bouchet. where he was buried In 1855.
and the story Of his FIRST hight 10 there
fore opposite. He was the son of a
ship builder. and at the age Of II was
placed In command Of one Of his
tether's vessels. He sailed forth. "a.
pied q Dutch vessel. boarded Il com.
PEELED It TO surrender and brought II
into port. Not until he had been car.
ried Through the streets tn triumph
on the shoalAsss Of his fellow towns.
men did II eeu TO the oficials that
yfanes ~ EsellAaA we're 1t peace
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CHAPTER xIii.-cersInusd.

L.H
y love YOU daughter In ways that
doubt you are able TO understand:
but 7 would not take her on such con-
ditions as those you mean me to infer:
would not degrade her by thinking
OF her on such terms. oven II lost her
forever, am unworthy OF her now.
God knows! but ! would be 80 far be-
meath her under such circumstances
that I could not even look at her
again. I don't understand how she
could have been born OF such q Ia
ther."
II will not be talked to In that man.
ner BY YOU. sir" cried Haldane, who
did not lack courage. II here and
now definitely decline you proposal
for my daughters hand"
Il viii take that declination from
her, ard from no n elss!" said
Gorm1y.
.shs vim repeat II. I am sure. II she
tears with what insolsncs you have
treated me-"
And pray God for the sake Of her
love toward you and her RESPECT to-
ward you that she may never hear n
word Of what you have said. I have
had enough Of this interview. Mr.. HAL
dane" z
ME turned to the door.
Waltz" said Haldane.
ITO hear another Infamous PROPOSE
sion from your"
mo. sir. But I have something
moro to say, and Il Ia this: You are
net 20 invulnerable yourself. sir. but
that you might be glad for q little ju-
sdicious silence"
What DO you meanr"
Never mind what I mean. You
publish what you have there at your
PERIL warn you that In two days
thereafter. your name will ring AZ a
scoundrel and a blackguard through.
u the United States"
Having tried bribery and failed.
you nov resort to threats" said CORN
~. But that you are her father"
He cienched his fist, stood staring a
minute. then shrugged his shoulders,
shook his head and turned away.
You won't be warned. then :" said
Aaldane.
Not by YOU"
And rot intend to publish my con.
nectionr"
"Everywhere."
Il shall tell Eleanor that you have
done a."
Il shall tell her myself" returned
Gormiy. tearing open the door. Hal
dane" no called. Al he stepped into
the hall. When the young man pre-
scented himself. he thus addressed
eim; Your father and I have had q
rather painful interview. into the de-
tails OF which Il Is not necessary to
enter. have only to say that the
story told you goes to the nswspa-
peps tonight. And now he held out
his hand. "goodby. ! wish that we
might have fought together until the
end
"But We are going to night together
until the end" cried the young man
Aercely. Il love my father. and until
now J have always respected him. 1
have been content to follow his lead:
out I can do 70 - longer"
.rou will both OF you i've to regret
h. cried old Haldane after q bitter
look q the pair. With Ais head high
- marched out through the door. DO
3our vnEnt!- he rid ere he closed Il
hon1nda Mn. sVous viii see what will
hopoen 10 you In . day or two!"
what does II meanf' asked Miss
SfoWnrl
n neans- said LIVINGSTONE. that
my lhtner = tangie1 mp With . sang
~ eoonnArsn: that he b the brejn
anA bacEboue Of the Gotham Freight
ESk0fI6n66mpnny INST - 1n4t,
M: 81 ut ~ = = olose alliance
1u41h - Gaolon eocsety. y msans
xnat WuEmy fnnn1ly ard I-are di%
6aocgm n DoDns hnat ] no longer
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Care Of Maehlnerx

Dont shed machinery haphazsrd
u II away In the order you will need
u next spring. oil and repair n sna
next seasons rush work will not catch
you mapping, as 1t does most farmsrs
at this time. "ers
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Sllo for cattla

II you have fifteen or mors
Of cattle. and haven't a siIo. :, .eau
pay xou to look into the suhtsc,
Moi pretty carefully; n h YOU
Q viii probably decide thar uss
= ailr. osSt
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CHAPTER XIV.

oormiy RssIsts His Greatest Tsmpta.
tIon.
Gormly had faced many dificult sit
nations In his life. Even his success
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES

800 D. m. daily-C. & o. SPECIAL sofa
train to Cincinnati. with Pullman sleeperI
10 Louisville, Cincinnati. indianapolis. 81.
Louis and Chicago. c. 4 D. Dining Car
ll:lO D. m. daily-F. F. v. LIMITED, 10
the West. Southwest. and Northwest. Pull.
man sleepers to SirgInia HotSSprinGs.-C -Cincln.
natt. and Louisville. Cincinnati sleeper Spxa
Ter occupancy le p. m. C. & o. Dining Car.
Ticket OFFICES, 5ls Pa. ava I3;9 F at. -Aai
pAian Station. Pb5Rs Main I0fk 22vS saA 12aA
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SEAROaRD AIR LINE RY.
ChtSArEAkE BEACH RY.

scneouIs of excursion trains 10 and from
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
Effective July l.
sI-RIECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NoTICD
Mondays to Fridays. Inclusive.
GoinE-LeaVe> District Line 1T $50. io:3k
II an a. m; 2:3O, $40. and 7:45 D. N.
Returning-LeaVe the Beach 6:3s r. NJ. H:3a
.1u- 500 s:00. and lo:0U p. N.
Saturdays.
coing-Lcave District Line $50. Io:30, ii:N
a m: 400 800. $40, 7:I5 D. m.
Returning. leave the Beach. s:3S q N.
i2:3O 2:l0. 500, 800. s:0e 1000 .. m
Sundays aDd Holidays.
Goins-Leaye District Line, $50. 10:3o. u:a
a M, 300, 500. 400, 7:45 p. m.
Returning, leave the Beach, TOO q n
IN 2;lG. SOU. $40, s:oO 1890 D. m
PAUL Y. WATERS.
GENERAL Manager.
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JI ST LIKE NEW.
5 large OUTSIDE rooms. magnificent
reception hall. two LARGE bedrooms;
very large porch just off dining room;
gas and electric lights; SANITAS on
kitchen walls; telephone and elevator
service; rent, so month: rent free to
Sept 15: one of the finest buildings
in the NV. section; convenient to
downtown and car lines: now being
painted and papered throughout; al
mos new.
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FIVE ROOMS-S27.5O.

ANFIINT ION FitITI >.
Heat, hot water and janitOr service
furnished FREE; absolutely modern
and nearly brand-new building; win
dows on front and side, unobstructed
light and air: ALL outside rooms, un-
usually large rooms. and the kitchen
is the largest room OF the apartment;
porcelain wash tub and sink in kltch-
en-; 9-foot porch across back; the
greatest value ever offered in this
city. See 1t NOW. The Crataloe. 2320
Champlain ave. Take You st. cars
TO Kalorama road; walk 4 block to
right.
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FOR SAlE-H0cSES
-s-.ts-.-tt..-i.;-..-..-s-is-i-..-s-ss-.-i.i''i'-
THE .
BRADFORD & BRADFORD CO.,


|. BRADFORD & BRADFORD CO.. !
T sOs 18th St N. W. J
SALE FOR: $500. I
LIST street northwest. Z
(. Original cost $500. Containing 10
!. rooms. reception hall and bath. lst-
!. floor kitchen; hot-water heat; double
rear porch; large lot to alley. EASY
TERMS.
|. SALE FOR: $500 :!
I I'd street northwest. :.
/ Six rooms and bath. 1st-hoor kitch- 4
i en-; furnace heat; lot l7xs4 to R-ioot ::
/ alley; ample room for garage. WILL :,
/ SELL TO COLoRED. :,
!. SALE FOR: $1,000. Z
I. Sd street northwest. :;
: CAN'T BE BEAT. Located In one J
I. OF the best residential sections. Built y
!. to last forever. 1st-hOor kitchen: fur J
mace heat; lot 17xl5o to 1O-foot alley; :;
!. containing II rooms and bath. SUIT {
|. ABLE FOR A PROFESSIONAL MAN. 4
7 SALE FOR: $500 !
Bryant street northwest. .;
COULD NOT BE BUILT AGAIN 3
] FOR THE SAME MONEY. rooms 4
and bath, lst-fioor kitchen: hOt-water ::
heat two rear porches; gas: lot lSx :,
{ 40 to 2o-ft. alley. SMALL CASH :.
I PAYMENTS. :.
|. SALE FOR: 5000. Z
!. WITHIN A BLOCK OF DUPONT ::
Z CIRCLE !
5000 house in q So, 900 neigh =
I borhood. II rooms and 2 baths; 8-story :.
7 baywindow brick; 1st-fioOr kitchen: !
: lot 2lxl06 to alley. Will trade for y
: smaller house. that is the reason for =
: selling. EASY TERMS !
] SALE FOR: $500 I
Flagler street :.
. $500 cash. Corner residence. Side 4
. light: located in BlOOmingdale; |.
. rooms and tile bath: hot-water heat; {
. front and rear porch; gas and electric 7
. lights: lot 1SxS5. I
. SALE FOR: 5000 Z
II street northwest. !
Within walking distance Of War De- =
. partment Built by day labor: rooms =.
. and bath: bay-window brick; side :.
> light; lot 23x93; win take small cash :!
payment. j,
. BRADFORD & BRADFORD CO., I
sos 18th st. y. W. \.
. 4 -. - -
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO F.. r.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE


ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour % the odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINAL. LIBERTY ST.
AND W. Esd STREET.
200. 1900 (RoyaI Special. nOursD. t,:os
CRoyzl SpecaIJ. '11:o0 a m, 100, -5:M
IRoyal Limited. 5 hours). '5;OO. 500 .. m.
and 'I2:l5 night. '2:52 am. Diners and PsrIof
Cars on day trains. sleeDers on 12:ls night.
open al 1910 p. m
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. t7!Os. 's:SA
IL W g. m. 100, 900, f4:e0 D. NJ
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
Week days, 700 a. m. to 1000 D. nj
'2:52 800 16:sO. 200. '7:9O ts6O. $50 as:es
1851, '10:O0. 'u:O a m. .l2:O0 noon, t12:Ok
Il As, $50, +5:O5 $780, T6:60 $500 t7:00 's:0
800. $1,000. '1O:4o, Ill 80. 'l2:l5 n. T.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. 1910 a. M, 1:2a. $50 .. m
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE. 's:lo a. m. '4:l0 p. m. 1910 night
PITTSBURG. 1910 g. m. 'I:25 's:10 D. N.
1870 night: sleeper ready. 10 p. m
CLEVELAND. $40 y. H.; Columbus 's:3B
D. m.
WHEELING, 1910 a. m, $50 D. m.
Schedules of local trains at ticket ohicea
'Dary. Except Sunday. tSunday only.
Telephones at following Ticket Offices: lei!
G ST. n w. Main 1891: 6l9 Pennsylvania
ave. Main 27S: Union Station. Main 73sa
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J. W. LATHAM,
1920 N. Y. Ave., Evans Bldg.

FOR SALE-Nice little 10-acre poultry and
garden farm; 5-room house; large staple; :;
fine spring and running stream: l 1-2 mile
from electric cars: miles from city by good
roads. Price. 81 0D. Call Room 515, Evans
Building. Open Sunday
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
Unfurnished.
Unfurnished
FOR RENT-HOUSES,

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
15l1-1513 2OthI2r bS5.G I122 Quincy, 6r.b. .35.5O
14lO 10Th. l2r.....75.OO 2lE NV, Sr, b. 80
1903 n Y. SO 3004 LIST, Sr d.. S. 50
1926 18th NV Or h. &C. SO zoos 1st., ST. 50
1924 Col. I'd ,10r b .65. o. l7lS av.s b.35. %
I7O2 NV. 9r. .65. o. 24OS l4th NV, l0r b. IS %
1875 5000 l4S ne, 7r, b.. $3.50
1859 Irving. 1Gr b s.. so 30 St, 81. 50
174S S, 1lr.3b.... lll4 Bryan. 7r 80 50
I74S Euclid 9r, b. so. so 59 Ran d'ph, 7r 80 80
l54S me-, Sr.b. 80 so }3 ne, ,1Orb, key Il go 81
l764 NV, 9r, sos" 35 ne. 10rb. key q 80 80
1887 Calvert 11r. Oh Sc. S23 22d. Sr, 30
SIS l4th ID floor. 80. o. 2S K ne, 11r. 80 50
l7O4 Ore av, lar, ,2b 5000 SIS me-, Ct, b. 80 50
1906 Kenyon, 9r, ,2b. 5000 449 o st. 80 80
1925 22d ,15r b. 45. I'LL lst NV, Or b. 30 50
1926 Clifton NV, 1ol6 ne, 10r, b. 80. 50
lOrb ............45. 50Il3l6 Riggs NV. .Srb. 30.Ol
1925 Newton, 1Or b. $50 l0l NV. Or. b.. 30.0
24l5 Brown, 1Or, b. .45.OOIl4l5 s. 6r, ,b......34 10
@i17 Brown, 1Gr, b. .45.0' rs ne, Or, b.. 20
I7l6 9Th NV, l0r b. 45.0oIi548 NV. 1Or b. 80 %
2C2 E NV, Or, ..45. .Gli4i7 W, Sr.b.....2S. on
3413 Brown NV, lf4S W, Sr,b......2 2S. so
10rb .............45. .00Is23 33d. 81, so
1923 Q NV, nr. A. So 1857 7th ne, ST., B. q 90
210S 18th NV, Sr, ,2b. .42.5CIlll 7, 9r. .b...27. 50
1872 S NV, nr. .b425cIl745 Willard. 6r. b.27. 80
1222 Farm't ,lOr b. Al 90 1911 Kal'r ma, or, q 30
1924 Fairm't 10r b. Il 0 1907 5th, Sr. "a. 80
1920 s. lOr b.......40 sol 1913 9th NV. 6r b 81 50
1881 CorCan, 81, b. 4050IlS 6th ne, 81. 80
223 Sc, 10r. .4050 1913 Md ne, ,7r. b. 25 so
sos 9th NV, 12r. 40 90 i02 Quincy. 7r,b. so
1922 Elid nv, ,9r, b. 30 05 SIS llth me- 6r b. 25 so
1890 Elid nv. .9r, b. 40 00 800 1874. 6r,b....255 80
S07 Z Cap, r,b...SS. rs S12 9th me-, 6r, .25 90
6l9 NJ NV, 9r,b...SS.0O S15 18th. Sd fl, 2r. .25 90
1860 Wild NV Or. $3.50 pa Girard .6r, b. o. 50
l415 10th, 9rb....S.50755 Girard NV 81. b. % 50
l2S Tenn av Sr .35. 80 l1S6 Morse ne, Or b. % so
200S 1st NV. 7r. so 1884 Morse ne, ,6r b 23 so
1l6 Quincy, 6r .S5.5OI11SS Morse ne, Or b. % so
BRADFORD & BRADFORD.
sf
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FOR SAlE-FARMS
A POTOMAC RIVER FARM.

No. 22S2-3O0 acres. 100 acres under cultiva-
tion, IS acres in grass, balance second growth
timber, worth s., 600. The place is abun-
dainty watered by several streams and
springs, and 1-2 mile frontage on the river.
The dwelling is an S-room frame in fair
condition, open freplaces. The outbuiHdings
consist Of barn 20X30, shed l6x24: also corn
and chicken house, meat and ice house, and
fishing shanty on shore Orchard of as
sorted fruits. This property is beautifully
located and is one Of the most attractive
situations on the Potomac, 40 miles from
Washington; daily boats for Washington and
Baltimore. Price $500; $500 cash, balance
to suit.
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FOR RENT-FARMS

405 ACRES-200 a. cleared: fruit; er h.,
bldgs.; fine neighborhood; IS miles OF Wash
in Va; 500 per yr.; stock for sale cheap.
CO., Md; 1-2 m. of river; 1000: 1-2 cash
J. JEROME LIGHTFOOT. 14o4 H n. w.
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HOTEL PROPERTY

|. This would make one of the
|. best suburban homes within 40
! miles of Washington, as the
Natural Virginia Beauty of the
!. estate has been preserved, and
!. with the modern improvements
now installed, one could wish
/ for nothing. AS a sanitarium
|. there is no place near Washing
I ton so we'll adapted as this spot,
! high and dry, with the beauti-
|. full views and car line on the
I place one could not pick out a
]. place to build any better locat-
!. ed. AS a school for boys this
/ place is built to order, as in
!. the main building there are two
: large halls already built for
!. class rooms, and with the num-
!. Der of small rooms and the
: large grounds, why, as school,
it could not be anything than
. a success.
: The hotel is now open and
doing n fine business, and the
. place run as a hotel would in
: sure anyone a fine income; in
!. fact, this property is adaptable
. to most any use, and, best of
all, would be a paying one in
any way
: Stock, fixtures, hotel furni-
ture, and good will to go with
. the estate. For price, terms,
ETC., address
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FOUR ROOMS-s3O.5O.
49, r. TrTTTTG


All outside rooms, one side on
lawns: parquetry floors; gas and cleo
tric lighting; just off 14th st. car
line; large locker space in cellar;
building only one year old: the Mar
Euerite, 1477 Newton st. Inspect at
once.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOd RENT
10 st. ne. 6r. SIS 70 1910 4th NV. 5r $1s. 80
l46 Hickman 81. 1uO 1o,h nw sr IA 20
11S Seaton st ne SO 21st NV, ST.. 15.5O
Or. ............... Is. .S 349 I'D NV. 6r.... 1880
70! hioee 81 h"'' ., an SCI Mclean ave.
Si' - sw., 6r........... l3-5O
Iyv CITY sr H. % l34lO Volta pl. NV.
33l o ST. sw., 6r Il. 50 OF ..:..'.''':.''' LOU
403 l. q, se 7r 70 so 102s 18th Sc, 6r... 10. so
2Is Cant ave l52 Providence St,
Ivy CITY. sr 1910 Ivv City. IT,. 1850
212 Cant ave Rear 3ll Linworth
7r - 10 sol pl. sw., 5r....... 500
1874 Kpowlton's 7l3 Pleasant al
Ct, sw.. 5r...... 7.5ol sw.. E......... 100
a2sI1 Drapers ct, 12l9 Knowlton Ct
swE 4r....... 7.5o sw., 3r........... 500
RENT LIST AT OFFICE.
A. S. CAYwoOD. 915 ". Y. ave. N. W.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FoIowing schedule figures published
oaIy as inl Jrmati"n. and not guaranteed:
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New
Orleans, AshevilIe 800 a. m. and lO:4S D. m
Gaiiy: 500 a. IN. daily for ChaItanooSa AM
My...pnIs. Dining car
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga
BIZ mingham. New Orleans. lO:l0 D. m. daily.
Eor koanOke, Knoxhlle. Chattanooga. Men,
nhis Nashville. 4:I0 n N. daily. sIeepins
car open after 10 .. m. Lining cars.
For Charlotte. Spartanourg, Atlanta, An
niston, Birmingham. 4:l6 p. N. daily. Dtrlns
tourist cars for California Monday Wed
nesday. Thursday. Friday. saturday. All
.. In.
lutte, Columbia, Charles ton. Aiken, Augusta
Savannah jacksonville. and Florida poinIA
$50 D. m daily. Dinirg cars
Local for Hsrrisonourg. $50 :; m. daily.
S:S5 p. M and 4:S0 p m. = rex days; tor
DanylIle, 1880 a. IN. daily and for Chartottes-
vile 80 a. IN. and I:30 p. M. da.S; for
Warrenton 4:S9 p. m. daily and 4:55 .. n.
BIuemont L. S. BROWN. General Agent.
sEABOARD AIR LINE RY.
lo:O5 a. m. daiLy-'S eaboard Fast Mall"
saI annah and Jacksonville Pasrlor car Jack
sonviIIe 10 Tampa. Through Sieepsr to at.
lsnta Dining car
S.s5 D. m. daily-'F Iorida-Cuba specia:.-'
savannah Jacksonville. Tampa. St Augas.
tine and knights key (for Aas anaJ. ThrouSb
coaches to Jacksonville.
S:l5 D. m. daily-"Atlanta- Biz mingham Sps-
eiaL Through Pullman steef electric-lignted
sleepers and observation car to Atlanta
Birmingham and Memphis. Through eUach<s
10 Birming cham. Dining car.
Ticket Snise' HAsWooiDa Ils " 81 ave &c + n W.
G. z. PHILLIPS. ID. p. -
C. B. RYAN. C. p A.. Portsmouth. Va
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HOUSES.
$50 N. Car. Ave. S. E., 8r & b. $780, 90
1855 Md. Ave. N. E., 9r & b.. $500
612 14th st. N. E., 6r & d.. 21.50
1912 Ea. Ave-, Or & b........ 1880
ISL 18th st. 8. E., 6r & b...... 1880
703 10th st. N. E., 6r & d.. 1850
% I'd st. N. E., Sr & b...... $3.50
1922 18th st. N. E., Or & b.. 1850
1863 Irving st. N. W., 7r & b.. 5000
ARTHUR CARR,
506 11TH ST. N. w.
FOR RENT
1880 d st. Sc. 6r and b (colored). SIS so
123 Reeves ST. NV. 6r and b (colored). 10. 80
7O6 Harvard ST. NV. 5r and b (white).. 1850
1872 Newport pl. NV. 6r and (col-
OEeuD w.
23ll E ST. NV. Or and b (colored).... 2. 30
2325 st. NV, 6r and b (coloredl.. ...... 20.5o
FRANK T. RAWLINGS CO..
l425 N Y. ave. n. w. i
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SHANNON & IJ-CHS, RENTING SERVICE
NJ. 2345. 7l3 14th st. n. w. NJ. 254o'
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FOR SALE
BY R. H. SCROGGINS.

Clarendon. Va AL Sinds Of suburban
property in Virginia Free access to Wash
iugton, D. c. Electric cars through prop
erty. Lots and houses OF all kinds IN
monthly payments. Houses built to order
in MOore's Addition and ScroSgins' AdCI-
tion to Clarendon. Va. Phone write; Will
come TO see yLL X. II. SCROGG1NS. CIar-
endon, Va. Telephone Ross. 1850 l.
CHILLUA CASTLE HEiGHTS-High alti-
:ude. with cool breeze. trees: cUnve venient
LOIS Il cents u foOt: easy terms We fur
niEh funds u purchasers 10 buil1 with. Take
sth St. 20 LCngi giellbw ST., wax east to Blair
road. Our automobile service at your dis
posal. WASHINGTON LAND x MORT GAGE
CO., sic liIn y. W. Phone Al .SiY I. J.
MORGAN, Sales Manager.
] WILL FURNISH FUNDS ano ground in
y. W. section of DISTRICT for 5ulidlng OF
detached homes. Address ECII.DEiS BON
6S6. Times Hficc.
For Rent
42lS Sth St NV. rooms, bath. h............S SIS. 90
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 6l2 I4th st. y. W.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19

A FARM in Southern Maryland, i:apeoved
Groom house, value 4,000, for hOtIs., in
n. W. section. Will pay difference. Apply
Mr.. RUSSELL, 1911 Eye st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19
RENT FROM
FIVE ROOMS.

SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 l4TH ST. n. w. NJ. 2345
A QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.
The Washington times., 1911-08-19
For Rent or Sale.
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-11
MINISTRIES
TO Be SIDE SPLITTING

Let trumpets blare and torches
flare and the voices OF the people be
raised in acclaim, for he is come,
Grubbs, the prince OF modern min
strelsy, the epoch-making entertainer
with headquarters in Chicago, but
with a dominion limited only by the
confines of civilization. Through
long years he has devoted his ener-
giles and consecrated his life itself to
the noble cause OF making a multi
tude shake with mirth, for he Is a
believer in the old adage which a y
that he who produces a laugh in the
system of one of earth's creatures is
greater thar he who conquers' an m
pire or forms a trust, and his fame
In this distinctive line has beer grow
ing, swelling and broadening until
now II Is bounded on the north only
by the aurora borealis and the rec
ords OF DR.. Cook. on the east by the
full glory OF the rising sun, on the
south by the one remaining hope Of
hardy explorers, on the west by in
finity, above by the great blue arch
OF heaven and below by the shades
OF the river Styx.
Thus m he to Pendleton, the
city of golden wheat and still more
golden opportunity. attracted here by
the local order Of Elks to assist them
in the making Of a show which will
startle the natives from their dreams
OF Elysian bliss into the reality Of a
superfine earthly enjoyment. The
initial step was taken last night when
Grubbs. fresh from Billings. Mont.
where he scored a success that was
a revelation to the residents OF that
town, met with a large number of
local b~etrousered talent and instruct
ed them in the first art of stirring
the seat of laughter in an audience.
The next meeting will be held tonight
and on the 16 and II OF the month
a minstrel show such as has never
been staged by amateur or profession
al troupes in this city. will b. disaed
up to the Pendleton lovers of things
enjoyable.