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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-05
KINGiI0 AGAIN
DOWNS B0THNER
cARDNERWLLE SCENE OF FAST
BOUT BETWEEN MAT ARTISTS
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP.

CARDNERvILLE. Fct. 4.,-The i'll.
vinr!bIr Kmraid again demonstrated
his drm hold OIL The lightweight
wrestling champtonship o. the world
by conquering George 6othner here
tonight in two srlight falls, clinchiug
the argument in % and Ii minutes, re-
spectively. The match was a fast one
anu full oI thrills. So swiftly did the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-05
TEACHERS STRIKE.

ROW. ESBURG - The teachers o.!
the high school here have gone OH Il
strike. They refused TO teach unless
the jaEitor cleans tho school; rooms
once day. Students, Who IRE enjoy
ing the vacation. are enthusiastically
backing up thu teachers.
MYSTERIOUS DOLLAR BILLS.
WESTON More people are calling
al the postoflice here for mail these
days .han ever before in the history Of
the city all because they think they
may receive y dollar bin in the mail.
4 score OF prominent residents hay"
received from 4 mysterious sender
crisp Que dollar bank uOtGs through
the mail. The whole town is excited.
There is no note accompanying the
money. which is legal tender and NOT
counterfeit and everybody is speculat.
ing On the meaning OF 1t all.
LOVES sIGAMlST HUSBAND.
HUNTINGTON - Although she de-
clares he has another wife in italy and
that he outraged her Ii-ycar.old daush'
ter, the wife of Joe POpeugrave plead
ed for his release from Jail here. she
also declares he was captain OF a
Black Hand sung III New York. Pop.
eHgrave was arrested here US tugt'
tive from justice from Charleston,
where he broke Jail. He was arrested
there charged With criminal assault
on his presen. wife's l4.yeat6ld Gaugll
! thti- -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-05
The Bryan Idea.

As well rs | can reculIect. and 1t Is
the impression OF many Democrats,
Rryan Ia Que who believes that rota
ton In office when y new admiuistrn-
ton comes into power |, very good
thing. Hryuu's idea is TINT Hrmn-
Gratis who lnve been out Of office six
teen years ought tn have M olpnrtnni
t. to show what they can no. II Brr-
al Is secretary Of state lie ought to
have considerable Influence In shaping
the policy OF the administration in the
matter Of patronage.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-05
Power Of Knowledge.

Parliamentary knowledge is II won
derful weapon jim Mann, by know
lug how. conducted a filihuSter which
compelled the house 10 give Il day tn
the Lincoln memorial. Then when the
time came and different amendments
were proposed he knocked out every
one hy his parliamentary point OF or
der thut nothing was In order Int the
resolution which approved th" memo
rial plans. Al the debate, all the talk
for d Gettysburg highway. all the other
plans. went for nnughi. Speaker Clark
sustained the point. and the opponents
Of the Greek memorial plan were help,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-05

How would you like to via one of
those $50 diamond rings or tewelry
orders at a. B. Scott 4 company's?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-05
hnmiIton,s EXPLANATION.

II was never treated more courteous
~ in my life," explained Congressman
Hamilton Of Michigan to the house
when he WAS trying to get an amend
nieut tu the river AMI harhor hill. The
members Of the committee treated me
with every consideration. They show
ed much interest. | felt sure thnt |
had made IN impression and that my
request would he granted. But when
they came to vote on 1t they vored me
down" And the house laughed at
Hamilton and followed tile committee
In again, voting Linn down.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-05
Wasted Energy.

There is quite, u demand for vast
e,I energy" Organization in the nattoaal
capital. II anything comes of II ] am
going to nominate MnOre of Pennsylva-
min. MouLelI Of Wyoming AMI Cnlln-
way Of Texas us members Of the exec
utlvc committee from the house NJ rep
rcsentatlyes For several days these
men Cought against the river mud har-
bor bill and worried the members OF
the rivers and hurh0rs committee aS
they criticised items IN the bill and
complained Of omissions. But 1t was
all "lrusted energy"
That bill puore than all lntIlers was
scientifically constructed" rs une man
out 1t. the Science being In that 1t
was 80 framed TINT it was sure to 20
through. After days Of hard work.
much talk and no results the three
''musketeers" saw the bill pass rs It's
snnuSnrS urpfprnd II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-05
Furnishing Information.

During the debate Oil that army bin
Congressman Helm nf Kentucky r0nI'
pIuIned that the war department hHd
M military policy. 4 few days later
Congressman Kahn Of California fur.
nlShed the house with Information In
the way Of publishing In the Record
forty-elght columns Of fine print civ.
Ing a complete account Of the mill.
tary i,uIlcS rs adopted by the depart
npnt upon the recommendation Of the
army officers. Owing 10 present con
dlduns the policy can be pnt Into ef'
feet but partially. There are not
enough available troops at central
points to carry out the plan entirely.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-05
Recalled Pete Hepburn.

The onslaught OF Moore, MOndell and
galloway recalled the days Of lnSur-
gency Of Colone! Pete Hepburn. The
colonel Is now eighty yeArs Old, aud he
would try to knock anybody down wh"
indicated that he was not a regular"
a "Standputter" or anything not IhSO'
lutely Republican. But there were times
when he was II straltast iusprgent
lie lnsurged against the rules; lie in
sutged against river aud harl'Or bills.
IN fact, nu one ever knew Just how
long he would "stay on the rrserra'
ton on any proposition. Since the
days OF Hepburn and before the other
three gentlemen who made fight this
year got into the game there has been
no Ole to criticiSe river and h"rbor
hills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
FOG TIME AT HAND.
Steamboat Masters Enter Season
When Sleep l. Uncertain.

Fog time, the season when the steam
boat master has to be content with sleep
when he can catch 1t, is at hand, and for
the past three mornings thick fogs are
reported to have covered the river below
Alexandria, but SO far there has been
none about this city. though a fog may
come at any time. The water in the river
Ii warm and when the temperature al
night drops to almost freezing tho thick
clouds Of mist soon rise from the water
and the steamboat master then has to de-
pend on time and courses to bring his yes
sci to its destination. When he is not
absolutely sure Of where ne is the only
thing left to do Il to anchor until the
weather clears UP.
Fortunately the fogs recently have last
ed but few hours In the early morning
and have not delayed the steamers to
any considerable extent. Heavy fogs vii,
come next month and later when the cold
frosty weather comes while the water I'm
river and bay is still comparatively
warm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
FOR sALE-HOUSEs.
(COntiMucd.)
NEAR EARS sth AND H SITS. NORTHEAST.

NEAR sth AND i s., SITS. NORTHEAST,
II vriN nav ron 70 inspect this excellent six
room and bath house that we have Just temoa.
eled into one OF the best home proposa.lns ~
and repainted every room in the house; IN.
stalled excellent heating system. anu pu.
the house in an Al condition. Loca.eu w
wide deep lot to paved alley In the rear
AN UNUSUAL INVESTMENT.
l3 Per Cent Net.
It will nav every investor or SPECTATOR In
Washington to inspect this new row OF AT at,
tractive brick houses near Lincoln PARK. ohe
special feature about these 70 1 rented
Price. only s. $50 e.e We win sell one more.
IN BEAUTIFUL INGLESIDE-
$3.50.
II you are anxious to secure an attractive
home In the beautiful section OF Ingleside, TINS
is your only opportunity. 1t is splendid pay
window brick dwelling, containing nine Wen
arranged rooms and tiled bath. Selected hot,
electric lighting futures. New parauetry floors
on first floor; two wide stairways leading TO
second door Large light ceme1. ce fcii,t, con
Double rear porches. Deep lot to wide alley IN
the rear. This property has been cut way
sale. II you are looking for both home and
bargain, see this today.
NEAR NEW NORMAL. SCHOOL.
$4,000.
As owner has purchased q larger home he
will sell his practically new twostory, porch.
front house, containing six bright rooms ana
tiled bath, with hot-water heat. This house
was built on the reception hall plan and has
many special features. such as hardwood
hoors. servants toilet in the cellar, etc. To
appreciate what q bargain this Offering 10 you
should inspect it at your earliest convenience.
We are able to arrange reasonable terms.
IN THE HEART OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
3B,2EO
Owing to financial obligations owner will sac.
rfhce his beautiful home near 14th st. and
Park road at price far below original cost.
This beautiful sx-room house was recently re-
decorated Throughout: cellar under the entire
house; on large lot: between two Of Washing.
tons finest lines; right In the heart OF
Columbia Heights. This IL real bargain with
out q question Of doubt. Let us take you TO
see 1t at once 1t is worth looking into.
Our list OF houses Is well worth the buyer Q
inspection and Investigation Large or small,
high or low priced-this brokerage department
covers Washington with q thoroughness that
never falls short OF the demand-and people
listing property In this department are looking
for quick sales; in consequence they oner their
property at the lowest possible prices.
Give us description Of the house you are
looking for. and we will endeavOr TO get 1t
for you.
SHANNON & LUCHs,
713 14th st. NV.
Phone M. 2345.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THOS. NJ. BAKER. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumba, holding Probate Court.-No. 2O084. Ad-
ministration. This is to give notice. that the
subscriber. Of the District of Columbia, has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court of the District
Of Columbia. letters testamentary on the estate
Of Columbia. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased hereby warned
legally authenticated, to the subscriber on or
before the 18th day OF September, AID. 1914;
otherwise they may by law he excluded from
this 18th day OF September 1913. VAN II.
MANNING, Bureau of Mines. Washington d. c.
fSeal.l Attest: WILLIAM G. TAYLOR, Deputy
Register Of Wills for the District OF Columbia,
Clerk Of the Probate Court. sells, 5,oc2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
T0PREvENT CHINESE
FROM BREAKING LAW
Steps Taken to Suppress
Smuggling of CeIestiaIs Into
United States. (

Strict measures are about to be taken
by the United States immigration au-
thorities to prevent the smuggling OF
Chinese into the United States across the
southern border. With q view to outlining
plans for this campaign. Commissioner
General Caminetti OF the bureau of inn
migration has ordered Richard H. Taylor,
immigration inspector at large, to go TO
Investigate the conditions.
Mr.. Camineti declared yesterday tina,
large numbers Of Chinese who had
been struggled into the country are
being caught. and those who had been
In the country for more than three
years will have to be furnished with
when deportation is ordered. II caught
within three years the railroads and
steamship companies can be compelled
to give them transportation back to
their own countries.
Plans for Suppression.
This is quite expensive for the United
States government. said Mr.. Caminctti
and Mr. Taylor. who has done work in
lessening the amount Of smuggling along
the northern border. after an investiga-
ton which 1t Is proposed to have him
make along the southern border, will al
tempt TO outline plans for catching the
Chinese soon after they come into the
country.
OF course, the commissioner genera
said. 1t Is impossible to station an immi
grafton officer every few yards along the
border. and people can come across al
most anywhere. II is among large cen
ters where the smuggled ones are likely
to concentrate. and II is these that Mr..
Taylor is to find AS soon these are
discovered the work of deporting the
limit will be much easier and will save
the United States thousands of dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
Fishermen Prevent Suicide in River.

Jumping into the Potomac river y
Sd and o streets southwest yesterda
afternoon, James z. KendriciS of l3i
1st street southwest attempted to Ell
his life. He was pulled from the rive
however. by two fishermen. kendric
was taken to Casualty Hospital, whet
he stated he had tried to end his lii
HIS condition Is not serious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
FOR SAI4f-
HERE'S THE PICK.
COLUMBIA AND WASH. HEIGHTS.
EVERY ONE WAY BELOW TRUE VALUE.
posYrrvmy pnaI. RaRaAINs


s1.15o-JUsr WEST Of lam Ct; near corner
NEW Ne S.>'' ' '
S. 7SC-Ownee leaving city, says (and we
know 1t to be true) that this house cost him
$4,000. 10 rooms; hrst-door Kitchen modern
baths t2); elegant. costly mantels; magnificent
woodwork and stairway: side lights; billiard
rooms laundry room: select location. square
Of 14th st. cars. $1,000 can remain for years
at so.
S6Soo-Sold not long ago for S., 500; location
better than ever: rooms, baths: arst floor
SOUTH OF PARK ROAD. very close to 14th
st.
Ss,75o-9 rooms: with fine BRICK STABLE.
Hot-water heat: first floor Kitchen. Firstclass
homes all around.
e6060-On 18th st. south Of Park road: fine.
wide street; rooms and toilets: flrst-doOr
kitchen. $1,000 loan can remain Tor years.
Saooo-Girard at. Cncludlng big earaes):
modern, right up to date; hot-water heat. cleo
trio light. etc.
S6,7tO-A few yards from Secretary Of State
Bryan's home, q location hard to beat and a
house difDcult TO equal for the money. Large
lot; hot-wnter heat; electric light etc.
$a950--e rooms; hot-water heat: irst-foor
Kitchen. Fine location. ON north eide Of Irving
st. $500 cash will buy.
BELT, O'ER1EN CO.. Inc,
1909 ST. NV.
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IN THE HEART OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
S0,2SO

FOR sALE-AN HONEST. WE'LL BUILT.
semi-detached 81. 500 home In best NV. sec
reduced to 90. $50 to quick purchaser.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. 9th and n. 7. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25

Chief of Police Harry Irvine OF Cum
berland Md. has been granted "a furloue
until November 10, that he might bros
cute his car1pa 2n- fuf election asaShci, :
ON the republican ticket .ss tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25

"a en- ST. NV. 1lr. and bath. S42 so
se;T Westminster NV Or and bath. -. 80. so
40 Nd ave- ne ST. and bath INV. hit. So. 30
i@2 81 NV Or and hath. b. w ht... 50. 90
s,5 5th 81 NV Sr and bath IS. 90
aI2I Flagler a. NV Or and ba -. 81. 30
5lg al NV ,r and bath u. so
22v7 Flagler st. NV, Ir.. b.. INV. ht.-. $3.50
tI23 a. ne ar and bs III ...... 26. 80
sla Bird ct. NV, Or. and bath. 200
Io2 Rhode Island ave. NV. Or. b. 800 10 90
ego IIth 81 NV Sr b. parage.. 1900
516 ST. ne, Or. and bath. .....-..... 40
III AZ ne g rooms ....... 1850
700 A az ne & rooms .............. ID. so
ixs6 c St Sc Or and bath. 14.60
go 2nd st. NV. 6r. and bath. .......... 200
COLORED TENANTS.
30 18th ST. ne. 7r. and bath. ......... coo
i3Io Riggs 81 NV, sr and bath IS. so
n2Io GIN 81 NV Dr. and ba tn ...... %. so
81 Defrees ST. NV rooms. ......... 1850
AL Eye st. NV. Ir. and bath. ......-.. 200
l533 p st. ne. Or. and bath. 1910
The above properties are in No. shape.
II. II. BERGMAN & CO.,
Main 1915. 63l Sc. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
"YE OLDE COLONIAL HOME

The discriminating homeseeker has shown
such q decided preference for the colonial style
OF architecture that II 10 No wonder the enter
pTising speculative builders have tried to pro-
duce the colonial eject BY supporting the roofs
Of the porches on cheap wooden columns II
you should care to the true type Of YE.
OLDE COLONIAL HOME. and not the cheap
counterfeit OF speculative builders. ron should
make It q point to inspect u 10 beautiful home
overlooking Rock Creek Pax.
This house contains nine well arranged rooms.
trimmed in the colors OF soft ivory and old
mahogany. Many special features. including
double tonGued and Gro0ved floors: ceder-lined
closets; large open nTeplaces: tiled bathrooms.
eontaininG the latest porcelain fixtures: large
slespng porcheS. etc.. have been added only
for the convenience and comfort Of the pur-
chaser.
This house can be secured by a reasonable
cash payment. and the balance can be paid
as. 80 per month. Including all interest. This
l. less than you could rent an equally Desirable
home for. and effects an average saving of
t3l.62 per month.
Price only $3.50.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS.
713 18th st. NV.
Phone n. 23A5.
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SPECIAL EXTRAORDINARY.

Neighborbcod elegant. Close to PARK ROAD
and Mt. PLEASANT ST.: flne, modern Groom
bouse; full three story stone and brick First
door kitchen. Back stairway. Laundry tubs.
Hot-w1ter heat Reception hall. Double
DOORS. Two-stoy rear porch. Servants toilet
Tiled bath. Spacious yard. Public alley.
JUST THINK OF IT-ONLY S4.75o! Posi-
lively $1,000 loan recently paid Of. The neigh
borhood !. far better today than ever before
IL is lrst-class. Terms to suit.
BELT. OBRIEN & CO., Inc, 1909 NV.
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SEED THIS ONE.

SEED THIS ONE
ONLY ONE. READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
GRAND LOCATION.
JUST WEST OF 18th ST.
JUST NORTH OF COLUMBIA ROAD.
No. 3o31 18th st.
We consider this about the finest. certainly
the most convenient. location in Mt. Pleasant;
l4th and Com ave. cars very close.
rooms and reception ball: beautiful bath.
room, with shower. Laundry tubs. Hot-wateI
heat. Electric light. Hardwood floors. SET
IT. SOMETHING LESS THAN $500 WILL
GET 1T. Terms to SUIT
BELT, OBRIES CO.. Inc. 1909 G NV.
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FOR RENT
ii+4 NV. LII, b. $40 90 507 NV. store. 30. 90
SIS 18th ne. sr.h. IS 20 1883 NV. store. 20. 90
l4lJ Q NV. i0r. b.37.G0t
FOR COLORED.
1913 NV. 10r. b. $40.65l Ii5O Cor, Tor. b. s.. so
1909 2Jth NV Or b q. sol 1910 nv. 81. b. 1880
1912 18th NV Or. ~. sol 1000 c5th NV, 81. ia. 80
r. W. GRAHAM q CO. 617 l4th ct.
EOR RENT-TwO-FAMILY FLATS. NEAR
two car lines, containing bath. separate en-
trance, back yard and front lawn: I'll mcnsA
Apply Agent. 1022 18th St a..
FOR gENT-BEST BUILT HOUSE IN THE
city Tor the money. $50 9th st. NV. has
four apartments. q mi VIII rent TO the
light party for $50 per month. Cheap at
<15 Apply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORE AND CELLAR, WITH 4
rooms and bath: corner 9th and Q NV: fur
race heat; $500 per month. Apply GU 9th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

OozY CIR. HOME At BHAuT1FUL KENII,
worth, D. c.: healthiest part Of the District
Lot 3Ox1OO IT. to left. alley: squares to
electric cars lone fare); only $1.7So less than
including all interest. A. w. 4 L. o. NAL
LERY, 1858 Wisconsin ave. NV. or 1901
Kenlworth ave.
A BIG BARGAIN-8-ROoM HOUSE WITH
about acres; large barn, COW and chicken
houses; shade and fruit trees; garden: con-
venient to electric cars. Call or write Room
31s. Maryland bldg. 141O H st. 2s'
DUNN LORING.
The COO acre Virginia subdivision. on TWO
trolleys; $3.50 to $500 an acre: 10 per cent
COLLINS Exclusive Agent. Clarendon Va.
800 REFINED HOME SITES AT CHEVY
Chase. in the District, each enc q velvet lawn;
nearly every lot is covered with natural for
est shade trees; nature cultivated: 100 feet
the city. Capital Traction car line. Scent fare.
Sold terms low 500 cash and SIS
monthly; interest on deferred payments: 69s-
easy terms. For further Information write.
phone or call on
S17 and 31S Colorado building.
Phone Main 1921.
BARGAIN IN SUBURBAN HOME. NEAR Oh
servatory; rooms. bath; several porches:
price reduced to So $50: only $3.50 cash re-
quired, balance like rent Apply to HENRY
LOOKING FOR BUNGALOW HOME1
Here's one I want you to see. 1t has four
spacious rooms first door. large room on
second floor; there's gas. bath. furnace heat;
fine cellar. The lot contains nearly quarter
acre. is beautifully elevated. The property is
only short distance from TWO trofleys. The
former price was 1850. The owner says he
will sacrifice It for g, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25

OR RENT 1892 Jefferson pl. 5000
~ Grant pi. i5r, steamI 1918 n, 12r. b.. go. 90
heat. large din run. i4I6 NV. flr.b. 1890
81 toilet etc. .$sJ 90 Ills 10th nv, 1Or b. A. 80
1915 VI. t2r b.....T5.oO 1871 Z, 11r, b.. 90
.1l5 VI. Ter, b.. $500 1872 Eye rw. 1r %
iIs 9ist. Ior b.5O.O0
STONELEiGH COURT.
few very desirable apartments now vacant.
.lcu so 20 sl6J month.
THE OLYMPIA. 18th and Euclid.
Very desirable apartments. rooms and BAH,
!. sootns and bath TO rooms and bath. from $2S,
~ 10 go a month.
FITCH. FOX BROWN.
l33S r Ct NV
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TABLE BOARD.

FINEST TABLE BOARD, NEAR DEPART
inents; lurcheons and Sunday dinners Q spe-
cislty; served In handsome dining room by ca
pable servants: only exclusive pa tronagc con-
-;dered. Phone n. 1894. Box 240, Star Of
Gee. oclts
SOUTHWEST CORNER 18th AND U; BEST
table hoard; home cooking; excellent service.
y. 2J02-Y.
24o2 I&tb 81. N.w.-EXCELLEST HOME COOK
ing: experienced colored woman: small tables;
meals solved out.
1894 COLUMBIA ROAD-ExCEILENT TADLD
board and service; small tables.
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CHEVY CHASE,
The best suburb OF the NatiOual Capital"
properties now open at Chevy Chase
Circle
The home builder will find in this Sec
tion more Inducements than eau be Of
fered In any other suburb. Prices range
from lie to 50c per square foot
Well built and carefully planned homes,
ready to occupy. from $500 up.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Inc.
General Sales Agent,
1888 10th ct. NV.
and
Chevy Chase Circle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25

wAETED-TO BUY FARM ABOUT 100 ACRES
within 10 miles OF Washington; give descrip-
ton, location. price, etc. Replies from owners
only considered. Boz l42, Star ONCE. 27s
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HILL TOP HOUSE.
Now ready to accommodate guests the entire
season. Rooms with private bath. Scenery IN
eQuaied. Former patrons speak for table.
Rates. SO to SIS per week T. 8. LOvETT.
BRACKET HOUSE. HARPERs FERRY, W
Va. on Camp Bill: overicoks river: pure watse:
mountain air; ample grounds: airy rooUp: 0uf
own garden: family style. Special rates
Sept. and Oct. Nv. O. NEWCOMER
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COLONIAL BEACH. VA.
Colonial Beach Hotel.

New IN every respect. American and Euroreau
plan. Special rates to parties. Electric ughted.
running water. call bells: all modern Improve
~ SI, Under the personal manasenent q y.
W. SHERMAN. Let estimate you eam-
lily before deciding" Most Reasonable rataa.
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WOVING. PACKING q STORA0J

EMERGENCY TRANSFER COMPANY-AUTO-
mobile vans. Moving. packing and sAipping-
Special rates on pianos. Distance moving
STORAGE. 81 LOAD PER MONTH: LOWEST
rates in the city: let Us give you an estimate
for your storage. hauling and packing. and
compare price with others.
H. BAUM & son.
9l2 PA AVE. PHONE NJ. 1854.