davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Floral Hill-John 3. Belt. trustee ct uz. TO David
c. Fountain. lots = =. and =. square s5ss. SO.
E5 L street northucst- Elizabeth A. Ciarkson 70
Garfield A. Street. lot g. SQUARE IS So
Addition 10 Ls Drut Park-Clarrncs w Foley e
u1. to J. Guy Thayer. lot o. square Als 81
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plsins-Cbarios II.
wsser Ct u1 TO ClsreHdA Z Charlton. lot %.
square Zss5 so
chtVy CrsSe GTore-Futou II. GocdSn ct W. To
Iea.ette A. MeCIsiin: lot . and nOrth Ooe-hait
ChSty Chhse-Aibrzt n. kanode. r.. Ct NJ. to
Fulton r. Gordou, lot ls. E4nars 100. So
Mount PieaSant-Charies Z Wire ct uG to Harry
T. Smith. lots ne and 10. So
Florida avenue northeast between Tenth and E7eT-
enth streets-ChArsss L. Wire e ux- 10 Relbsn
r. smith. lot &. square s6. $40.
Isls strrst northuest-Charies v Wire ei ux. to
Reubcn ?. Smith lot $. square - $40.
Trinidad-Mary A. Hauey 70 William r. Mrtcalf
lot a. block TO- SO.
LES p sfrees narthEcs4-Alice Grown et rir 20 An
gus Burns, lot i9l. square io2. so.
80 Tenth street noIthWest-Charies W. King n
Il uH. TO Iosspa Nafhy. part original lot :.
square ~. so
New York arenne northwest. between Thirteeath
and Fcurtornth streets tHall Of the Ancientsl-
Charles r. stone et al. to Floa +. DAYS lots
g. a. q. e. and S. sq'are e. So Flora
y Davis eonEess same pSOperty TO AiphoasO C.
Stewart. Sle.
Godsoo. lot q block SO, same 70 sane. lot
e. block :. 81.
Burrille-Jessc W. Rnvirs. Ct al. trustees 10
Charles 7. Mitchell. n. $. square IN. so.
Serenth street no,thcast bCtueen X and L streets
Herman 4. Howsny.ein ct to Luther I.
ard Mar Z Derrick. lot - square ~. ESD.
East eapitol street northeast, betwesn Thirteenth
aud Fourtecnth strecis-williau J. Johnson TO
Charles b. and Mar c. werle, lot o. square
los. He
Ninth STREET northeast. beiueen C and n streets
Georpe W. BarkRsn ct W. to Joseph L. and
Ida N. Rimer lot - square 20. SO.
street northeast between Ninth and Tenth streets
-Middaugh & Shannon 10 Thomas A. and
Marsarct A. HOLE. lot &. square Sc SO same
10 Estclia u. Goddard. lot e. square So SO
@ street northeast. between Sixth and Seventh
strerts-Wlliam ]. Mct;ee ct 10 William
A. ShreVe. lot 90 square 81. So
Eighteenth street northwest between and
stnects-Ena ]. Nicholas e. vir TO Albert z
Collins. lot g. square i7o. sLsco, Wallace "
Cros,rnrn ct ux. TO same. lot 5. SQUARE 70 so
Alhrrt r Collins To Glenn Brown and John b.
Larnrr trustees Of American Institute of Ar
ehiiecis. lot s. sL0o Same 10 same lot 6
HTH
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

QuOtstOn, given below are for large iOtA JOB
bers' prices higher.
EGGS-Nesr-by frtsh Virginia 5la5s: West vir
EiniA and Southwest Virginia za5I; Tennessee. ..
BUTTER-Elgin fancy 9lsaio; Weston nrsts
flai5; seconds, 4oa4l
CHEESE-NeW YoEk State factory. new. lsisals
PouLTRY-chiekens Per H.. u; hens. pr H..
y: roosters, per H.. s. turkeys, per h., 5al6i
ducks. per III, l4al5.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hsns, ehOiz. per H..
h; chickens Per H.. l5al6 FOosteTs. psr H., sal0
turkeys. h.. Rails: ducKs. per ID. lislS; scsse.
Ier H.. Has; eapons. I'm. average. per ID, Ha0i
capons, small. per ID. EaA
GAME-Rabbits, per dor. l15a2oo; kits. Der
doz, Sal.oo; quail, No !. pSr doz- 25oasoo; No. 2
per doz-. i-25al50; squirrel. ca n. Gas
NEGErABLES-Potatoe Michigan State. per
sack. 32jA15o; sveet a. c.. per bbl.. 55OaLOoi
vans ~. c.. PER bbl. Soa3o0: cabbdges 100 lh4
90: brussels .Jr,its. pcr ausrt. sSH; onions
per sack, 25a2TS; eaulinOVer, per crate. 2ooa2so
eggplant. Florida. per crate. 225s2I5; lettuce per
basket, Loos40; string beans. per basket, lSoa25
celery. per doz. 7saL40: squash. per bbl I5GLo;
kale, per bbL.. L25al.SO; spinach. per bbL. Ia
400
GREEN FRUIrs-App,s-. per bbl.. LssIa;
oranges. Califomis. per box. 2T5a3O; Fiorida,
oranges. 2-5oA1oo; tangaines. per siap. LooaSo;
lcmons per bOz, 225a35J: grapefruit. per box. L5oa
S5; pineapples 375ai25; cranherics Ssqusrt bones.
aSos3Is: per bbL. io.cali0; peppcrs. green. per
basket. LSoa2W: parSlcy. per basket. 2.ja2O
Hay AND sTRAw-IIsy Western. No. /. n-n
Aoo; No. ., ZOoa2-o; mixed hay nooa22 %: straw.
rye. bale. lSooAlT.0; machine thrash. lSooallog;
strsW vhest. per ton. aSsss0; StrlE. Oat pr ton.
LIVE sTocK-sheep. rer ID. saSls; lanhs. spriuE.
Per III. sas; calves, choice per ID, 10; medium. pr
H. sisa9.
GRAIN-whest. new. per bushsl cS9s: eprn.
shellsd, new. esAes; car, pr bhL. 3ns57: cats.
Western white. No /. per bushel. Ess5; oats.
mixed. per bashel, 52aS4; bran, pr ton. aW; MD
ding. per ton 100
WOOL AND HIDEs-wool. washed. free Of huns
per lh, 9a25; wool. unWashed. per ID. %; hidca
dry. per lb. l5als; green hides. PER h.. II; clfskn
green. each. Ls5al-O
sEEDS-Icd clover. pr blshsi. i2ooaDoo; al
sike clover. per byrshel u.s0ai22j: white clover.
per blshel IsroaD0o: crimson closer l7saSoo; tim.
SHY Per b1shei. EeosSoo; blus srass. per bushti
2esas.'5: redfoD Eass. n.ualao per 100 lbs; al
talfa. per busrcl s.ooaT.eo.
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dock Heights. Va. and Miss Ethel Z.
Larmand Her funeral viii take place
at 800 O'Clock Sunday afternoon from
her home and will be conducted by Rev.
W. J. Morton, rector of Christ Episco-
pal Church.
Annie Adams. two months old, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs L. W. Adams. died
this afternoon at the home OF her parents,
sI4 South Lee street. Her funeral will
take pIace at O'Clock tomorrow after
noon. Services will be conducted by Rev.
Edgar Carpenter, rector Of Grace Episco-
pal Church.
James Dayis. hfty-eight years old. died
last night at the city ajmshouse. He
was native of Prince William County,
A bursted water pipe partially flooded
the opera house shortly after O'Clock
this morning. Policemen Garvey and
Scott had an attache of the water
company cut on the water. preventing
serious damage.
Arrangements have been made by the
officers OF Alexandria Lodge OF Eiks to
go to Washington February Il. when they
viii confer the degree work of. the order
on a class OF candidates.
Alva Hcrie, No. S1. FrNernal Order
Of Eagles. is considering purchasing a
home The matter is now in the hands
OF the building committee Of that oTgani-
Eation-
Rev. Frank stringfelIow will relate
his experiences as a scout for Gen. Robert
Z =. - Ct-tgf fr,,,r,b y,.rfxh baH newt
Tuesday evening.
]. Henry McCloskey, of Philadelphia.
tomorrow night viii deliver a lecture at
the Young Peoples Building of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South. His SUBJ
iect will be THE Southerner in American
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WALTER ON PROBATION.
Fifteen-yeRr-OId who Tried To
EIope VIII BE Good.

Walter c. Wilmer, Of ss Hamilton
street northwest. the nfteen-year-old boy
VINO several weeks ago ran away from
home and walked to Hagerstown. Nd, to
see his sweetheart. and who was ar
raigned in the Juvenile Court Thursday.
charged with incorrigibIlity. was taken
before Judge De Lacy yesterday after
noon and placed on probation until Sep
tember 90 next The youngster was on
probation at ,he time OF his apprehen-
sion, having been arraigned before the
tribunal several months ago for commit
ting a minor offense.
You are too young TO be thinking OF
girls said Judge Dc Lacy 10 the young
ster. You couldn't support yourself at
the present time. much less a wife
What Is that-a girls ring?''
The lad hung his head and looked at
the gold band around hts finger. Walter
remained silent.
why, siy boy" said the court. that
ring only makes the dirt on your grimy
hands stand out in bolder relief"
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LEGAL NOTICES.


WE. THE PRESIDENT AND A MAJORITY OF
tic board Of trustees Of the Washington American
Iessue BASEBALL Club herchy cytify that the aount
Of tIc catltal stick ncd By the original and amend
cd charter Of tho Washington American League
Baseball Club Is two hundred thousand dollars
1ao!eool, which sun is fully paid in. and the out.
staadfng debts Of the club anount TO one hundred
and ten, ,tbousaDd dollars lsll000ol.
TH0S. {. MOVES.
President
BENJAMIN :. MINOR
y j. WALSH
HENRY y. BLAIR
RUDOLPH KAuFFMANN
j. MILLER KENYON.
District " Columbia. t0-wf:
4 THOMAS q. MOVES. president ~ the Wash.
snrtoe' Ameriean League B4ahall ciuh, do de,.ase
and ssr that the matters and thing stated IN The
fortreiur statrmruf signed b. me and a major;ty
Of The board q TRUSTEES Il tbs Wa-hfnsion Amei-
can Ieaaue Rlsehal Club. are true, 10 the besf q
ny knoNIederi Information. and belief
Those. N0YEs. Prsidsns.
sfh.rrih,d and sworn 10 beiose ne this ma day
coRNELiue EoKHARDT Hos.y ruhlir. D. c.
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PROPOSALS.

0FFIcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District u colrmbia Washingtou Jauary ig.
iols Sealed propnaas uin Be- received at this cflre
ilth o'cicck 3. m. FEBRUARY s. lslo sctar-
eieiy; l. Fer fmriIhus sd delivering sirert lan-
ieruS and street sirn Frames . f6r furnishing and
delivering cast-irun lampposis ard seersores. A
dsrrit q ten dollars iyiGoO vii be rrqnirrsl 10
erarantee the return IN eocd eonfiion u all dau-
ings ard rlans IN c5urfcicn with the srocincatious
eosefing iampposts and aceea.ories. Specifications
drawings. and form Of pFupo.iI may be obtaiicd
trm the Purchasing cfcTF. u. &. In affl,ins
state which st Il Trouc-ah Is desired. CUNO NJ
RUDOLPH. IOiiN !. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM \.
JCDs0N. Commissioner. d. {. alsd5t
DErARTMESr OF THE ISTERiOR. WASH
insion. ID. G.. Jan : i9l2-sealed proposals. "a
dnrleate. VII h receiied al the Dep rimeni q the
iHteuor until oieiock "A m. THURSDAY. Jan
naly 2. lsl2 for purchasing 600 pounds. more o.
lrs. a. cd eopaer roofing recently removed from N.
Patent once Buiidms- In accosdsnce with spccih-
cations. copies of ueiI may Be obtained Al the de-
partntnt. Bidders wiz b. PERMITTED 70 inspect the
material on anplscaiion 10 the cinf Clerk II the
Department The Iizht Is reserved to rtect any and
sll bids. CARMI 4. THOMPSON, Assistant seere-
tAfy jas.i3.9
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF The SOCTH
y B-FouoWing schedule frures published orlJ
- Information and are not guanpteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile New Orieau,
Athexilie. a. = and nf5 .. N Fer Chatfsnooe,
md Memrhis. le:iS D. N. daily. Dining eauL
For TaliadegS. GEieTa. Selma. UniontoEn, Demop-
llis a. m. daily
For Roanoke. knorEilie. ChnttaDoog7 BirmIng-
ham, New Orieans. lo.io n n. Dining czrS
Fer Roanoke. Enorvills, Chattanooea. Eashriiie
MeDrhs. sac q. m daily. (SletpinS car open a.tsr
10 p nj Dinins cars.
70, Chariotts. spartanburE. Atlanta. AnaiStou.
Birmingham. fa5 p N. daily. Dining ezB.
Fer AsheEille Charlotte. Columbia. Charleston
ASen. Auglsta. Savannah. JacksonviIe. and FlGTida
po-ntk. e90 p n. daily. Dining zrs
L. s. BR0WS General Agent.
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LOsT AED FOUND.

LosT-GOLD HORSESHOE PIN. SET
with seven silver nails. Return 10 j-S
&aE Dept. and reeeive reward.
LOST-BUNCH KEYS GOING FROM
New Jersey ave. In ID st. NV TO 18th
and F. Return to los ID -. NV and re-
LOST-A DIAMOND sUNBt-RST, IN
or near the Congressional Club build
Ing. 1fs2 X ST.. on Thursday evening. jan
uarY r. Five dollars reward II returned
to Mrs. EDWARD T. TAYLOR. at Con-
grcss Hall Hotel q
LOST-ON nth INST. IN NORTH
west section. a valuable pearl neck
lace. Finder viii be generously rewarded
by returning It TO GAIT & BRO, Jew
elers. Il07 Pa. ave.
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by alterations In colors and design. Still
others claim that art s. a guessing con-
test made by poking paint at a canvas
IN such manner as 10 produce a mys-
terious whirlwind OF colors known as
an impressionist picture. still others hold
that there have been no true artists, but
the old masters who were so great that
they could put three legs on a saint II
necessary, and make the human race
blush because II couldn't conform. We
should all educate ourselves so that we
can see real art in the most hopeless
subject and can discuss IL with our
friends until they surrender and go away
10 rest their ears.
Geop1sht. isiz. b. ecuEs Matthew AdanE)
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EV GEORGE FITCH
Author of "Af Good Old SiUask"

Death in art. as In literature, is a won
derful improver.
Every one who has studied the subject
knows just what art consists Of, but no
two authorities agree. Some say art
is a subject reproduced accurately. Others
claim that art Il nature. improved upon
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NORFoLK & WEsTERN RWY.

= HCHEDULE N EFFECI OCT. 9. islL
Leave Washington. New Uuion Station.
80 a N Daily-Au points oa Norfolk and
Western
lo:io p N. Daily-Roancke. Bristol. Winstaa-
Salem. Knoxville. ChattanooEa. Nashville New
0riesus. ThrcuEh Sleeper. Dining Cara
tio .. m--For Bristol KnoxSille. Chattanoora
NashEiIlp. and Memphis. WaShington- Memphis
tleeper open At 10 y. N.
For Norsoik-Leals wsshinEtoa. tD . N. daily
srTirs Norfolk. . q. n: u 81 noon daily arrirs
Norfolk. SD n N. daily. Parior Cara LeaTe Rich
mond daily. l:io y n, srTiFe Norfolk. 80 a N.
li0 D. m--Daily-Berrysite.- Lufay. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive ssi5 a N. io:N
D. m, and I3i5 4. n.
An infnmatioa Fourteenth street and New YORK
aEenne tBond Buiidingl.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
aim

INVESTED IN ONE OF OUR SIX
per cent FIRST mortgage gold bonds will
bring you a guaranteed income OF IS per
year. and will give YOU 500 in common
stock. which may bring anywhere from
so TO so per year. in addition TO the
yearly income guaranteed by the bond
Arrangements can be made To pay larger
subscription or the installment plan
Best o. bank references. For further
particulars write REX SMITH AERO
or Room as. Victor Building. City. q
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GRAND JURY INDICTs ELEVEN.
Arson and IIousebrenkInE Charges
Against Two Ignored.

Against Two Ignored.
The grand jury yesterday returned
eleven indictments and ignored two
charges. which were those against John
Brown. charged with arson. and James
johnson. for housebreaking.
The Indictments include: Max Thomp-
son, forgery and uttering; Garfield Essex.
housebreaking and larceny; Matte
Smith. housebreaking and larceny; Rich
ard W. Dulaney. grand larceny; An
drew Burgess. assault with dangerous
weapon: Harry Blackburn, robbery; Ed
ward Hutchinson. robbery; William Har-
ris. depreciation on private property;
william Gray. assault with dangerous
weapon, assault with intent 10 kin. and
robbery; william Smith. alias William
Lauter, assault with dangerous weapon,
end robbery: Charles Conway. house
breaking and larceny; William Gray,
housebreaking and larceny.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

In small ana large sums. Several trust
funds to loan at ~ TO per cent inter-
est on good business or residence prop
erty. All transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers
WM. III. SAUNDERS & Co, Southern
Euilding. soI 18th st NV. 2ls-tf
MONEY TO LOAN or APPROVED
city real estate at lowest current rates
OF interest: special PRIVILEGES with resDect
TO prior payments. TYLER & RUTHER-
tOkD. nc. ~ 18th 81. NV. 5-tf'
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AccouNrING ANp AUDITNG.

NATIONAL SYSTEM AND ACCOUNTING ca,
E5s Evans Bldg phcne Main 7tT. thoroughly
equipped to dD accounting and anditnz. Az WORT
under SUPERVISION % expert acrountant Private
acuounts kept cpnhdentiaIly. J0AeiHZ
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

ouoistious furnished by ". y. Hibbs & Co.
memben Of the ChieAsO Stock EIchanss Hibbs
Building.
Chicago Jan Is.-wheat u TO :. higher. IN sym-
pathy with corn. May. loos; July, sIii; Septem-
Der. 9jS.
con strong on good buying. May. ssE; July.
eiia6s; September. 66s
Oats followed corn and made gains of = 10 4.
May. isiS July. Ral5lS: SEPTEMBER ioli
WHEAT nnnn Hlril cln.n
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sS: refined continent. s75; south American. TO %;
refined Brazilian. in kegs. lilo; oleostsarne sa9s.
lard stCaJine steady, New York. lJisalois
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FOR RENT-SuRuRRAN.

FOR RENT-EIGHT-ROO HOUSE. 10
acres OF land. Arlington. Va, adjoining
AMERICAN SECURITY AND Trust
COMPANY *
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AND HOUSE CLEANING.

YOU'LL, WEAR BILLIKEN's SMILE
II you have the Acme DO you win
WINDOW CLEANING Co. s21 q 81. nv.
,ehrne Main si'A uu
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BALTIMORE { OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL RLDE LINE
%EvERT oTHER HOUR on TIE ON HOUR
TO PHlLADELPHIA AND NEW yaRE
NEW FORK TERMINALS. LfBERTT STREET
and W. TWESTT-THIRD STREET
I'm. 19So fRnyai Special 5 hoursls ss9 fRoTaI
spcriaD, slia1 n. In. so ulaval Iimits'i s
hoursl. $50. 3D D n. and sfesi5 ntzht. 40
.. n Dinrrs and Farlcr Cars m day talns-
sircper. On sI2.l5 piaht arrn az 100 D. N.
PHILADELPHIA and Afiaatie CITY. fTfa. 90. II %
q. N. 1na 90. = - p m.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOuR on TIE F0UR'
fW~sk dsys IN a. TO io-oo D NJ
.z,g. $50 W.N. ia. Tss. ma ~ 80
i95a slean ~ N a n. 'lsso ron. fis.5. sisn
sss. ,igas. so. rn osa nso asG. $50.
isR 'sso. fsse. ssD. f7N9 .s=n. is1a. 'esaA
-RE. I'm. .iaaS uirhf
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. '9.ts >. m. stab. '5su p N.
CINCINNATI. ST Louis AND LOUISVILLE.
'a:ia a N. 4ap p m. 'l.ds night
PiTTsnuRG. '-s-io .. m. 'lsz5. 9si9 n m. 'ieso
nlEht Sleeper ready 70 n nj
CLEVELAND. Sao p m. COLUMBUS. -'s0
,. N.
WHEELING 40 a n. 80 p n
echednlrs q local trains a. tirtrt onceA
sDuiy. fErcspt sunday. fsnrday only.
TELEPHONES a folinEinE Tiekst ODcss: ifl1
q = ~. Main 1I8l; 60 Psnf rslsania ava. Mii1
-; uuiun Gtstl.n CO. Maln ~
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

THE DE SOTO. NEAR THOMAS CIR
cle-A furnished room for a gentleman:
apartment q. second floor; SIS: electric
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INVESTMENTS.

6 PER CENT NET INCOME: GUAR
anteed: l5-yeat lease: $500 cash Will
buy this $500 property; will trade. BOX
%. Herald ONCE. iS-ES-tf
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

EVIk ILLN
FOR RENT-SIX-RO AND BATH
brick house. seHi-detached. on Heights,
convenient to cars. porches. large lot
gas range. heating plant: can be rented
cheaply, with purchase privilege. T. J.
MORGAN, LBS 18th NV. Il
TO RENT-SIX-ROOM AND BATH
brick house on the heights, close TO
cars: all modern improvements: gas
range, hot water heat. large rooms and
cellar; can be rented S3l-o, with purchase
privilege on rental basis Address T. J.
MORGAN rs 18th st 1s-tf
FOR RENT = FIVE ROOM FRAME
house. with stable: large yard. on
Heights: near cars; grape vine. &c: rent,
1850. Address NJ. ]. T, Herald ONCE.
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FOE EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE sly EQUITY IN DE-
slrahle northwest city lots for an equity
n small si< or seven room house. BOX
q. Herald Office 5s-tf
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MOVING. PACKING, & STORING.

MovTNG PACKING, AND STORING A sPE-
elalty Get our estimates; save money and worry,
PEOPLES STORAGE AND EXPRESS CO.. 80
IN st. nv. Phone North BAN Msn
FTRNITURE, BAGGAGE. PIANOS. e..
moved with care; packing and shipping
a specially. KRIEGS EXPRESS, 1esf
II st. NV. Phone Main 500. Ise-tf
GET orr ESTIMATES on ABSOLUTE
ly freproOf storage UNITED STATES
Main fz22. l7T-tft
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FOR sALE-FARMs

HOUSE AND TEN ACRES. WITH
necessary OutbuiidinEs. located near
electric line on main road. productive
BOX Al. Herald Office .
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES

Published anly as information: not rsaartred.
90 D. N daily-C. & o. SPECIAL Solid trsia
70 Cnciunafi. With Pullman slespsrs 10 Louistill,
cineiunAti. lndianapolis. st. Louis and Cheap
G 4 o. dining car. service IA carte
iiJo p N. taily-F. ?. v. LIMITED 70 N.
Wet. Southwest. ard Northwest. Pullman sIe-pers
10 NirEinia Hot Sprinz. Cfreinnah. ard louisville
Cineinnad sleeper oren for ocrnrancy 70 D N
G. 4 O. dining car. service "a carte.
Tickct 0EccS 50 Pa sxe.. l4D + At. and Unln,
Station 'Fhones. Main Ioss ia ard f5So
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FOR REET-FURNIsHED.

SEE OUR AID. PAGE :
f. B. TOWNSEND & CO.
20 1913 VI st. nv.
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REFRIGERAToRs & ICEBoxEs.

MeCFAY REF'KIUERATORs
And Cooling Rooms are the best made.
MccRAY REFRIGEKAToR CO..
GIL F st. NV.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SEE OUR Ap. PAGE s.
L. b. TOWNSEND & CO..
20 1913 II ST. NV.
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For sALE-IoTs.

OWNER or TWO LARGE LOTS,
northw cst section. ens block from car
line viii sell NJ n fErcair: will accent de-
ferrcd payments. Box %. Herald Office
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THE HENRY-LEE. NO r. ]. AVE.
nw.-Four outside rooms and bath.
sz1.50: gas. electric light. telephone. W.
II: WALKER. - 18th St NV.
2s3-tu.th.s-tf
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
MEDICAL.

treatment Of special diseases. chronic
and acute. Consultation confidential.
Medicine furnished. Prices moderate.
Corner 18th and Pa ave NV. Phone NJ.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-17

mencins at a point which is 90 feet
north and 146 feet east of the north
east corner of lot one, in Gilbert B.
Shaws Cedar Lake subdivision, said
point being at the intersection of
line running parallel with the north
line of Lake street and ten feet north
thereof, with the east line of the right
OF way of the Chicago. Indianapolis and
Louisville railroad and running thence
northly along said right of way, thirty
feet; thence east parallel with Lake
street 1878 feet more or less to the
shore line of Cedar Lake. thence south
3s degrees II minutes west along said
shore. 36 feet to a point due east of
the place of beginning: thence west 10T
feet more or less to the place of begin
ming containing s1-100 of an acre more
or less, all in Hanover township. Lake
county, Indiana. Said room is 1Sx24
feet and faces west on a public high
way. There is one front and one side
entrance. A lunch room in the rear of
said building. Said room has glass
front and all of the inside OF said room
can be seen from said highway.
JOHN C. SIGLER
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-02-17
PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter-Receipts, GAO tubs; cream
cry, acc; price to retail dealers s3hc:
prints. 341Ac; extra firsts. csc; hrsts.
use, seconds, 2s a arc; dairies, extra 2s;
firsts. csc; seconds. 24c: No. / ladies',
FAC: packing stock 221ac.
Eggs-Receipts. s,2os cases; miscel-
laneous lots cases included, Is @27c;
cases returned. 25@2sc; ordinary frsts.
27@ use; frsts. must be As per cent
fresh, 29is @3oc; No. 1 dirties, 24c;
checks. 23c.
Potatoes--Receipts. As cars wiscon-
sin, eScQs102: Michigan, 5000 LOS;
Minnesota, $1.o2Q1.05.
Sweet potatoes--Il;.nois> per brL
s4.oo@5.oo.
veal-5o to SO Id weights. &c: so to IS.
IA Qec; so to 100 lbs. eG1lc: 100 to 100.
11hc.
Dressed beef-Ribs, No. /, 2ohc; No.
1 loins. FAC; No / round, 1oc; No. I
chuck. SIZE; No. plate. SIC.
Live poultry-Turkeys. per Id. lac:
chickens. fowls. 12hc; ROSTERS, &c.
springs. 13c: geese, 15c; ducks. 1oc.
Beans Pea beans, hand picked
choice. se.5e; prime. s24s; red kidney.
fancy. s2S3; brown Swedish. long.
s2.00; round. s2.25.
Green getaoles-Asparagus, dozen
punches. s25o03.oo. beets. soc per
sack, cabbage. per brl. $1.75 CARS:
| carrots, 60@soc per sack; cucumbers.
dozs s1.0oG $50. caulifiowet, s1.25 200
box; celery. $1,000 100; horseradish, IS
| 05oc per doz stalks: lettuce. head. per
brl. s2.ood1ooo; leaf, Fl &c per case:
mushrooms. IS q CSC per III; onions. $500
$3.50: per 100 lbs; parsley, $1,000 90
| per brl: peppers, crate, s1.50G3.5O;
| radishes, $50 SOC per doz; spinach. 500
| a 500 per mrl; pieplant. bunch. 4o@ Soc;
string beans, S2.0o93.00 per hamper;
tomatoes, $4,000 400 per crate; tur-
nips, csc per sack; watercress. zoe per
doz