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DELEGATION NAMED FOR
OLD TRAILS ROAD MEET

Denver. March 14.-Gov. Shafroth
today appointed as delegates TO the
meeting of the National Old Trails
Road association which is to be held
in Kansas City April II and is. and
which has for its purpose the compile
tion of an organization that will COM
plete the construction of the old trail
into new roads across the continent
This includes the construction OF the
old Santa Fe trail.
The delegation is composed entire
ly Of Arkansas valley people and Is
as follows: R. H. Higgins. Pueblo: ].
]. Abererombie. Trinidad; Franz
Edbrooke, Las Animas; AlfreI Todd.
Lamar; John F. Vail. Pueblo: P H.
Murray. Trinidad; George ]. Dun
baugh, Pueblo; Frank Craybin. Las
Anlmas; John T. West. pueblo: w
W. Taylor. Trinidad, T. y. Ehrhart.
Center: Charles Henkel, Pueblo: A.
NJ Lambright. Las Animas; Writ
Markham. Lamar; G. NJ. Dameron.
la Junta; II. l. Lubers, Las Animas; I;
George D. Meston. Pueblo; ]. r.
Sherman. Trinidad: ]. r. Lawless.
Lamar and Charles R. McLain. Canon
City. ->.-.-.-.-t
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justice; A. W. stone and A. W. Bra

justice; A. W. Stone and A. W. Bra
zee, associate justices; U. S. attorney,
II. C. Alleman; q. S. marshal, c. p.
Thcmpkins; assayer U. S. mint. j. F..
L. Schrimer; surveyor general, t. B.
Searight The officials of Fremont
county were: County commissioners,
Ed. E. Utley. VIM. Shepherd, sr.. and
S. v. Hoyt; county clerk and record
er. John Wilson: probate judge, s. p,
Dale; sheriff, Frank II. Bengiey;
treasurer, T H Craven: assessor. J.
c. Baer; school superintendent, NJ.
Hoge; coroner. ]. J. Minor; surveyor,
T. s. Brandagee. Town OF Canon City:
Town trustees, T. H. Craven, B. F.
Allen. Fred A. Reynolds, ]. n. Harri-
son. H. Murray; clerk and treasurer,
A. J. Hager; attorney, VIM l.. Lock !:
constable and street commissioner. j.
t. Ashby: town engineer. t. s
Brandagee.
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JOHN F. RYAN DIED IN HOS
PlTAL IN NORTH BAY, ONT.

Word has been received here by
Rev. Father Chrysostom, pastor of
ST. Michaels Catholic church, of the
death of John F. Ryan. formerly of
Lincoln Park, at North Bay, Ontario,
Canada. Mr.. Ryan had been for
number of years a sufferer from
epilepsy and his death is attributed
to a fall he received during one of
found by his friends he was badly
frozen and he was conveyed to the
hospital at North Bay for treatment,
where he died seventeen days later.
He was rendered speechless by the
attack which ended his life and was
unconscious to his surroundings dur
ing the days that followed. The fact
that his family and friends were un-
able to see him and obtain his recog-
| milton after his misfortune renders
their grief at his departure of the
most poignant character
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan were the VIC
tins of a serious accident on the
Florence & Cripple Creek railroad
the first year after their marriage,
from the effects of which Mr.. Ryan
never fully recovered. and which
later. resulted in his becoming an
epileptic. Two years ago Mr.. Ryan
left here for his old home at Detroit
Michigan, where he hoped the lower
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FORMER CANON BOY
BOOSTED FOR SUPREME
COURT REPORTER

MIR. Z. Z. Cox. editor OF the News
and Telegram, Hartford City, Indi-
ana. formerly a Canon City boy, is
being boosted for reporter of the su-
preme court of Indiana. Mr.. Cox is a
Democrat and edits a Democrats
paper. but everybody in Hartford
City and vicinity. regardless of poll
tics. is for him and strong delega-
tIons are going to the Democratic
state convention to work for him.
The Daily Times-Gazette. an ex-
ceIient Republican newspaper of
Hartford City. is lighting for Mr.. Cox
thus:
mir. Cox is the first man from
Blackford county TO ask a place on
the state ticket County and city pride
VIII enter into Mr.. Cox's candidacy
and there will be many Republicans
in the delegation OF boosters as well
as Democrats There are seven candi-
dates for the nomination for which
Editor Cox is an aspirant and the
contest will be a spirited one but II
Blackford county does not bring
home the bacon 1t will not be because
a great effort has not been made. De-
spite the number In the race Mr..
cox's chances are conceded 70 be the
best and his many friends In the city
and county will await with interest
the result OF the state convention TO
be held on Thursday. March 2I.
Republican friends OF Editor Cox
are now reserving their hotel quart
ers and Biackford county citizens In
general will assist In placing Black
/, ford county on the state ticket. The
high esteem in which he is held by
Democrats is best aitested by the
honor paid him In permitting him to
select his own state delegates and ne
chose n most representative set of
citizens as well as Democrats. The
Times Gazette is a Republican news
paper. but It takes pleasure in wit
Messing the advancement of any OF
It's reputable citizens regardless of
their party affiliations"
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tFrom the Florence cltireno
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GREENWOOD CORPS HOLDS
SEMI-MOhTHLY SESSION

Greenwood Corps, No. %, w. R. c.,
held its semi-monthly meeting on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Lottie E.
Morgan. president. in the chair.
Mrs. Mamie Sell was elected con-
euctor to fill the unexpired term of
Mrs. Matte Bowman.
General orders were read from
department president. Mrs. Sybil
Watson, giving dates of the 2sth, de-
partment convention to be held at
Boulder May IA. Is and 16. The
quarter ending December 81. 1911,
shows the number of members in
good standing to be 2.1s9. a gain OF
40. Greenwood Corps is on the honor
list and stands second in the corps
doing the largest amount of relief
work during the quarter
For the good of the order, Mrs. y
P. Weston gave a talk on Patriot.
ism" Mrs. Hattie Ames read an ar
ticle on the same subject Miss Goold
recited Edwin Markham's poem
brotherhood"
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wOMAM'S CLUB

The meeting of the woman's club
was held March IL. Was largely at
tended aud full OF interest.
Mrs. Mary T. Sherwood closed the
six weeks course of study OF the
works of Tennyson. her scholarly in
depreciation has been a source OF en-
iightenment and pleasure.
Miss Armstrong entertained the
club in delightful manner by her
humorous readings.
The president. Mrs. NJ s. Raynoids.
explained in detail the method of
procuring funds for additional Feder-
alton dues to be used at the coming
national convention in San Francisco
IN June.
The White Elephant Party" given
for this purpose occurs on Tuesday
afternoon. the 18th inst. and follow
ing the event annual election and dis
cussion of next years course of
s,sdy.
The members OF the club are re-
quasted to send in an outline OF study
for the coming year to the secretary,
Mrs. II. NJ. Wallace. t25 Pine avenue.
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oh, How | Itchedl

What long nerve-racking days of con-
stant torture-what sleepless nights OF
terrible ony-itch-itch-itch. con-
Btant itch, until il seemed that 1 must
tear on my very skfn-then-
Instant reIef-my skin cooled, soothed
and healed,
The very first drops of ODD. Pre-
scription for Eczema stopped that awful
Itch instantly: yes. the very moment
Odd. touched the burning skin the tor
ture ceased. \ csc bottle proves it
Odd. has been known for years as
the only absolutely reliable eczema
remedy, for IL washes away the disease
germs and leaves the skin as clear and
healthy as that OF child
All other druggists have ODD Pre-
scription-so to them it You can't come
to 1s-but don't accept sorre big profit
substitute.
But If you come to our store. ve ara
so certain of what ODD. will do for you
that we offer you a fun size bottle on
this guarantee;-If you do not ind that
it takes away the itch At ONCE. IL
costs you not a cent
The Corner Drug store, 431 Main st.
Mitchell & Egbers, COL Main St
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MISS HELEN
WILL SAVE
THE GOULDS
JFFERs HER Personal FOR
TUNE TO RESTORE FAMILY
PRESTIGE.

New York, March 14.-Miss Helen
Gould, millionaire philanthropist, has
come forward to save the family for
tunes from possible wreck and to re-
store the prestige of the family.
She has offered to cast her person
al fortune into the breach to stay the
threatened calamity. at the very mo-
ment when the financial downfall OF
the family is impending.
Miss Gould left here yesterday In
her private car for San Francisco. for
It is there that the arrangements Will
pc made by which the family finances
&ill be Strengthened out
She is going to look over the things
for herself. She viii see and study
for the first time the great Gould
properties In the west. With her went
dsaumber OF eastern fnanciers and
railroad men. with whom she will ad-
wise.
On the trip to the coast Miss Gould
2 accompanied by the men at the
head of the Gould properties. In the
party viii be. by the time IL reaches
the coast b. F. Bush. president OF the
Missouri Pacific and the Denver and
Rio Grande railroads and the future
president OF the Western Pacific: Z.
T. Jeffries. president OF the Western
Pacific. chief OF financial bodies of
the Rio Grande and chief field adyis-
to the Goulds: chas. H. schlaeks.
nrst vice president of the Western
Pacific and of the Denver and Rio
Grande. There Is also a representa-
tive Of sPcyer & Co, the banking
fsase Of the conId family. - =
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DISTRIBUTES CANON CITY
ADVERTISING IN CHIClG0

Warden lyman of the penitentiary
is in Chicago. where. on Tuesday, he
attended a great state good roads
convention held under the auspices
of the members OF the Chicago Motor
club
This association wired the warden
an invitation some time ago. propos-
ing to pay all of his expenses and en-
tertain him while there. to have him
explain TO the convention the convict
road building system in use in Colo
rado.
H S. Maddox and Charles r. Nc
Lain made n trip to Pueblo and 20
Colorado Springs TO secure addition
al photographs and stereopticon
slides for the warden's use on this
occasion, and supplied him with :
large number of the folding post
cards and extra photographs for dis
tribution among the correspondents
of the eastern magazines and news
papers.
He also took our moving films,
showing roads completed and under
construction.
Mr.. McLain is just in receipt of a
telegram from him reading as fol-
lows;
Chicago meeting biggest kind o.
success. Could have distributed ten
times as many souvenirs as had with
me. 1t win bring splendid tourist re-
suits"
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THREE

altitude would be beneficial to his
health, but all to no purpose. Mr..
Ryan was a resident of this commun-
ity. at intervals. for twelve years and
he made for himself many friends
here who will regret to learn of his
demise. Deceased was born in Detroit
ana was aged about forty-seven
years. He leaves wife and daughter
to mourn his loss.
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FINDS OLD PAPER IN
~ WALLS OF BUILDING

while tearing down part OF his
ranch home recently preparatory TO
rebuilding. Mr.. N. s. Coleman who
iivss on Texas Greek near Hillside.
found q copy OF The Canon City Ava
lanche. issue OF November =. 1875. be-
tween the walls. The price OF this
four page paper was ten cents.
Its motto. standing out promientiy
at the top was stand from under
1t tells Of ali the local happenings Of
. the community and gives many pow
erful editorials on territory affairs.
One item Il as follows: b freight
from Canon to sasuache viii be car
ried at less than two cents per pound
upon the completion of the Arkansas
Valley Road. which will be pushed
with all energy until completed
The wit and humor of the editor Is
shown in the following: Our devil
says he likes to work after hours be-
Ncarse Il Is past-time" The best pa
per now issued Is the, greenback
signed by Treasurer New. II is not on
our exchange list however" The dlf-
ference between perseverance and
obstinancy is that one often comes
from a strong will and the other from
a strong wont"
Among the advertisers were weob
& Thompklns. hardware. and ID. G.
Peabody who advertised "a new store.
new goods. new prices. new custom
frs. We buy for cash and sell for
Ash; we buy cheap and sell cheap"
Others with ads were Reynolds. Lam
born and Company. bankers. who ran
She Fremont County Bank OF Canon
City. with Fred. A. Reynolds ms cash
Ter. and The Stock Growers Bank OF
Pueblo with jefferson Reynolds as
cashier. Rudd & Thurmond ran n
shoe store. VIII p. Cook had drug
store. Tuttle a Company sold grocer
, les. II. /. Jcrdon presided over feed
store. II. Mack and J. T. Kennedy. I'M
8 der the firm name Of Mack & Kennedy
were dealers In eastern and native
lumber. The merchants of Rosita oc-
cupied two full columns with their
business cards.
The Canon City Avalanche was pub
iIshed by Warner a Warner In 1873
The oricial directory as given was as
foeows; Delegate to consress, r. ~
Patterson; governor. John I. Rontt;
secretary. John raffc; Judges OF the
supreme court. Moses Hallet. chiet
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A. E. Heaalee, formerly resident
of this city. but for number of years
past engaged in ranching in the San
Luis valley. stopped off here Thurs
day night for short visit with
friends while on his way home from
the automobile show in Denver
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SANTA FE TRAIL AND
RAINBOW ROUTE DEFINED


Mr.. Lynn Smith. Editor
Dear Sir:-Relative to your article
in yesterdays issue: North Road is
recognized as State Highway" / beg
leave TO say that the Pueblo Star
Journal was in error in stating that
Florence was to be on a branch line
OF ;Ae State Highway. and that the
main road continues along the north
bank of the river all the way from
Pueblo to Canon City" The road. as
finally passed upon and accepted by
the State Highway commission, runs
from Pueblo west through Florence
and on to Canon City. and this is the
only road recognized by the State
Highway commission as the Santa
Fe Train and Rainbow Route. Fur
thermore, the State Highway road
from Colorado Springs to Canon City
runs directly through Florence. and
is the only route from Colorado
Springs to Canon City shown on the
State Highway commissions map.
] knew the foregoing to be the
facts. but. before writing this COM
munication, called mp C. R. McLain.
the greatest good road man in the
state. and asked him II was cor
rect. He replied that Mr.. Maloney.
secretary of the State Highway COM
mission. had sent him. few days
since. blue print. showing the pro-
posed Highway roads: that on said
blue print there was a road shown
on the north side OF the river be-
tween Canon City and Glendals,
which is a junction point OF the Colo
redo Springs and the Pueblo road.
said road purporting to be the Colo
rado springs-canon City road. but
that he had returned the map, re-
questing that said road be eliminated
entirely. showing only the one road
from Canon City to Colorado Springs.
with the said road running directly
through Florence. He stated that he
had received Acknowledgement from
Air. Maloney OF receipt OF his letter.
in which acknowledgement Mr.. Ma
loney stated that the correction had
been made as requested.
In view OF what Mr. McIain and
other Canon City good roads boosters
have done in procuring this trans
continental road through the central
part OF Florence. and the unseifish
spirit manifested by them. regret
to see the least doubt of their SINGER
ity in the minds OF any of our fellow
citizens. heartily concur in the
splendid sentiment expressed by Mir.
Hardy in his letter published in your
I
issIe OF yesterday, and hope that this
statement OF mine will result in elm
mating the last scintilla of doubt in
the minds of Florence people rs to
where the transcontinentai highway
will run. The construction OF a turn
pike road from Florence east to the
Soda Springs. being an extension OF
Third street. this city. has already
been authorized by the county COM
missioners, and hope that Florence
and Canon City may now Join hands
in putting this sranscontinentai route
in shape between Canon City and
Florence.
Yours respectfully,
]. p. NEWELL.
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UNCLE EZRA SAYS

at don't take more'n gill nv effort
to git folks into peck of trouble" and
little neglect of constipation. bill
iiousnessy Indigestion or other liver
derangement will do the same. Af
ailIns. take DR.. Kings New Life Pills
for quick results. Easy. safe. sure,
and only e5 cents at Hunter Palmer's.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Bethel. sr,,
and Mrs. Geo. Bethel. Jr.. and son,
wallace. returned on Thursday from
Denver where they enjoyed tho auto
chow.
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Rev. o. s. Reed returned home OH
Wednesday afternoon from Victor
and Cripple Creek where he went At
the beginning OF the week to look az
tor rome busIners mstscrs recurring
bis attention.
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MOTORCYCLES

SECOND HAND MOTORCYCLES.
A FEW GUARANTEED SLIGHTLY USED
MACHINES LEFT WHICH CAN BE
BOUGHT AT BARGAINS
CASH OR PAYMENTS.
J. S. BERGMAN,
Main <ss. sl2 10th N. W.
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AUTOS REPAIRED

AUTOS SOLD ON so COMMISSION.
No storage on cars for sale; painting and
upholstering; used motorcycles. autos and
bicycles for sale; body building and remodel
ing Office and show room, 43O 10th n. w.
MUNGER SPECIALITY CO.. 929 d ST. N. w.
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Two stories. rooms, and tiled bath:
hot-water heat. Oregon ave. near
New Hampshire ave. Price. n, $50
FOR SALE
4th and 9Th SITS. n. w. Price. 5000
FOR SALE
d st. S. e. corner property: between
lst and I'd sts.; two stories; rooms.
Pr1ce ............................ 800
Three stories. rooms, Massachusetts
ave. N. E., between I'd and Sd. 49,
FOR SALE
Three stories. 10 rooms; go I'd st. n. e.
Price .....'..................... 1900
Two stories. rooms; 1st ut. N. W.,
Bloomingdale. Price ..................s5.Soo 800
Three stories. Q rooms; Westminster St.
between 9th and 10th SITS. n. w.
frice .......................... 900
FOR SALE
Two stories. 8 rooms. French st. n. W..
between 9th and 10th cts. Price,. s., 500
FOR SALE
A nne little property on d 1t. S. W.
Ito settle an estate); 8 rooms and
bath; lot "a II. front: very low
oL ~, 900
FOR SALE
l27 Decatur ct. Saul's Addition; 3
stories; rooms; hot water heat; lot
FOR SALE
Allison st. Petworth. two stories. peb-
ble-dash; rooms; hot-water heat;
lot 25xl50. Price. l5o
A. F. FOX COMPANY. 1911 n ST. N. w
SALES DEPARTMENT.
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Furnished.

HOUSES IN THE CITY AND
SUBuRBS-FoR THE CONVENTION IN
BALTIMORE. at reasonable prices Servants
furnished II desired and all arrangements
made. EDWIN L. TURNRULL co. 70
+. Lexington St, Baltimore. Telephone ST.
Pau Sos7 and 309s,
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ital Records.
Births.

John M. and Louise Water, boy.
Mendall and Verde Whiting, boy.
Willard J. and Lillian r. Thomas, girl.
STANLEY B. and Annie s. Stafford, girl.
Antonio and Michelina Reale, boy.
James M. and Loretta NJ Rinehart, boy.
motifs and Jennie Randell, boy.
holan f.. and Florence L. Painter, boy.
Antonio and Immacolata Lalatto. riri
Daniel l.. and Rachel Kenerly, boy.
Charles w. and Harriet L. HiIieary,
boy,
William ]. and Katherine v. Farrell.
girl.
David and Lily Friedman, boy.
George ID. and Marie A. Faunce, boy.
Francis r. and Marion G. Ellis, girl.
I1emuel t. and Annie j. Dowden, boy.
John j. and Grace DAILY, boy.
william and Josephine Denty, girl.
Deaths.
Kate Westcott, AZ years, George WASH
lngton University Hospital.
Lena street, 10 years, $40 Fifteenth street
southeast.
William +. Hargrave So years, 351O
Tenth street northwest
Thomas j. Edelin, Sc years, 1417 Belmont
street northwest.
Maggie Wall, So years, Isl Oates street
northeast.
Henry c. Jones, 81 years, 414 Fourth
street southeast.
Mary ]. FIJI, SO years, Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
John Shine, 43 years, tuberculosis Hos
pital.
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DEATHS


BAClGALLUPl-On Friday, June 7, 1912, at
~ O'Clock A. m. az his residence. Prince
George County, Nd. JOHN BACIGAIs-
IUPI-BUTLER. beloved husband OF Fran
CTS Bacigallupi, aged sixty-one years.
Funeral from St Margaret's Church, Seat
20 ~ nsiBhe. Mo, on Monday, June
~ al 10 o'clock a. M, where requiem mass
VIII be said for the repose OF his soul.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment at
st. Mary's Cemetery.
DANIEI.s-on Friday night June 1919
BERTHA CLARA DANIELS, beloved
/. iels.
Funeral services at the Episcopal Church
at Beltsyille, Nd, Sunday, June o. at 2;30
invited to attend.
SAuNDERS-on Wednesday, June &. 1912. nj
ll:4O y: M, at the residence Of his sisters,
Ella Brazier and Matte Fortune, 1925
DERS.
Funeral from the Tenth Street Baptist
friends invited.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
GOOD CORNER NORTHWEST.
6 Rooms and Bath; Hot-Water Heat
PRICE. 800; TERMS TO SUIT.
}. N. WOODWARD,
723 10Th ST n w
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Pennsylvania Ave. S. E.

RENT FROM
SHANNON & LJJCHS
"s.s,nnington,s IN Leading Rental Agents,
nS 18th Street N. w. Main 2S45.
"a Quick Courteous Service
,sEMi-DETACHED-6 ROoMS-$2750.
located In Petworth, convenient to 9th
seet cars; steam heat, porches, lot 4Oxl4O
besides parking on side and front An un-
usuai opportunity to get good suburban
nome at moderate price.
DETACHED-S ROOMS-s255o
located in Brookland, squares from q
street car (R. l. Ave N. E.). Hot-water
neat, porches, plenty of yard: recently re-
papered and repainted; in absolutely perfect
condition. See this NOW
shANNoN & LUCHS Renting Service,
Nd. 2S46. 71S 18th st. N. W. NJ 2Sl5.
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NEAR ST HAND PA. AVE. SOUTHEAST.
10 large rooms, bath, good condition. lot
30 feet wide; brick stable in rear. Price,
$3.50. Can arrange terms.
GARDINER & DENT. INC,
Sl2 18th st. n. w.
GREAT BARGAIN-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Only S2975. Six large rooms bath. furnace
heat; lot 17x140 to 15-ft. paved alley. A
most attractive two-story red pressed breck
home. located Just one block from 18th st.
Easily worth 81. ESQ
GARDINER & DENT. INC,
Sl2 14th st. n. W.
FINE RESIDENCE.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK, n. G.
large rooms, bath, two floors, hot
water heat; must be sold Immediately. Price
$500. Lot 20xl00 Alley, Side and rear.
GARDINER q DENT, INC,
Sl2 18th st. N. W.
g oNE-HALF SQUARE FROM
e. CAP. ST.
Near 9Th. rooms. bath brick. Price only
$3.50. Great bargain. Must be sold immedi-
ately.
GARDINER DENT, INC,
Sl2 14th ct. n. w.
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