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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-03
WHEN YOU WAKE
Up DRINK GLASS
Of HOT WAIEF
Wash poisons and toxins iron
system before putting
food into stomach.

wash yourself on the lnsid. before
breakfast lik" you do on the ou,sid"
This IN vastly more important be-
cause tn. skin pores do not absorb
impurities into the blood. causing
illness. while the bowel poT"s 10
For every ounce OF food taken into
the stomach nearly hn ounce oi
waste material must be carried ou'
81 III. body. II this waste IL not
eliminated day by day II quickly
f.rm.nts and generates poisons
gases and toxins which are absorbed
or sucked into IN" blood stream
through the lymph ducts, which
should suck only nOur!shm.nt,
A splendid health measure Ia 10
drink. before hFcakfaE; each day. 8
glass OF hot water with n tcaspoon
ful OF limestone PHOSPHATE In II,
which In a harmless way TO wash
these poisons from the stomach
liver. kidneys and bowels: thus
cleansing, swcetening and freshcn'
Ing the ailmcntary canal before eat
Ing more food.
A quarter pound Of limestone
phosphate costs but very little at the
drug store. but In sufficient TO make
anyone an enthusiast on inside bath
Ing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-03

Edmund Lawrence directed the pro
duction, OF which he is co-autho,
with Julia Burnham.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-03

DAVIS, Aug. 3.-Four pure-bred
bulls were burned to death In a fire
which destroyed the bull shed at the
University Farm here,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-03

ST. HELENA. Aug. 3.--Robert
White OF Napa was killed and Thom.
as Mel. Pope Valley merchant. was
seriously injured when the automo-
bile In which they were riding fell
from bridge near the Eubanks
place in Chiles Canyon last night.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-03

LOS ANGELES, Aug, s,--George
,worden. 22, a carpenter. fell six
stories here, but police surgeons
could find no injuries except a brok'
en- rib.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-03
On WITH THE DANCE

TusCARoRA, New, Aug "A
dance conducted here ~ n feature oi
u recent celebration continued for
thirty-six hours virtually without
intermission. The festivities com
menced ut nine o'clock SATURDAY
night. all the next day and night and
until nine o'clock OF the day follow
Ing.
An orchestra from a nearby Indian
reservation played the entire time
and many OF those participating in
the dance kept their places on the
floOr continuously.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-03

MARYSVlLLE, Aug. 3.-John
Henry Lubman, "a, died today as the
result OF injuries received in fall
from a pole at Nicolaus, Sutter coun-
ty, last Monday. Lubman was en-
pioyed as lineman by the Pacific Gas
and Electric company and was en-
gagged In working on pole when the
strap which held him to the pole
gave way and he fell to the ground,
a distance OF about thirty feet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-03
AT THE THEATERS

The most rcpulslyc and the mos,
amazing ~ all sea monsters IN the
octopus. also known ~ the cuttleiSh
While II II seldom seen, thcr. II no
renson for supposing II is a rare AMI.
NAL.
Dr Paul Bnrtsch, of the Smithsun.
ian Institute. our foremost authoyIty
on marine inhabitants. says that tAy
octopus II really an intelligent ant
NAL with a highly specialized ana
complex brain stored away In ear.
tllaginous skull which protects the
n"rS. centefs and onclosos Ia.
nerves OF hearing and supports the
eyes that are lik. ewes Of hobgob.
lin great storing disks. ghoulish
aud ghastly They are protruding and
diversified 50 as to catch all possible
rays Of ligh, In the dark depths OF
the sea.
Dr. Bartsch says there Il no doubt
that creatures OF this family attain p
length OF at least 1875 feet. This al.
lows 100 feet for the two major ten.
tacl.z. There NJ" also eight shorter
arms for grasping and holding the
prey which the long ones have grasp
ed
These two major tentacles are pro-
vidcd u, their ends with suckers and
shorter arms have similar suckers
all along their length. which acts
like eupping apparatus. Air being
exhausted from them. the grip OF the
arms II so convincing that nothing
an tear u loose. The octopus can
swim forward or backward and can
outswlm any sea animal.
In "C'rl Of the Sea" youil have
IN opportunity to see some OF these
monsters, and to see them In com
hat with u dccp sci diver. J =,
Williamson. famous deep sea pho,og.
raphcr aid the pho;opiay.
Tonigh; is your las, chance to se"
The Girl OF the Sea"
Lure Of Ambition" super-pro-
duction In which william Fox pre-
scnts Thcda Bara, is coming TO the
Liberty Theatre on Wednesday. This
is not only Miss Bara's latest photo.
play. but is one OF the most intensely
interesting OF the many successes In
which she has been seen.
The driving power OF relentless
ambition is the motive Of the story,
Miss Bara IL seen as Olga Dolan. the
heroine, who graduates from the
slun,s to the desk OF a hotel stenog'
rapher. and from that position final
iy becomes the Duchess OF Rutledge
after many dramatic vicissitades,
The central role In so strong that the
story was selected as vehicle for
Miss Bara in scenario competition
In which many well known books
and plays were offered.
A strong supporting cast OF favor
ties is seen In support Of Miss Bara,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-03

FOLSOM, Aug. S.-Word has beer
received here Of the death In Berke
Nley Of James Henry Burnhsm, retir
ed business man and banker Of thii
city. He died Wednesday. following
a lingering illness Of one year.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-03
CALIFORNIA NEWS

SACRAMENTO. Cal. August a.
when he struck match under "A
dynamite cap which he found while
rummaging around In the basement
OF his home at S25O San Diego Way,
li.year-old Truman Fassett had n
narrow escape from fatal injury,
shortly after noon today. The cap
exploded and the boy was struck in
his chest. face and thighs by flying
bits OF copper, Some Of the pieces
were removed at the Emergency hos
pital but others. deeply Undecided
were not touched. In all. 10 body
punctures were found.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-03

BDLDEN. Aug. S.-Citins the in
creased danger due to the advance
n TIA tnnnal n Cam 4 hAinG CON,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-03

The jewels in the possession Of the
Greek Church are said TO be worth
more than the collections OF all the
crowned heads OF Europe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-03

structed for the Great Western Pow.
er company In the development Of a
hydro-slectric project 100 miners
went on strike here. The men. all
OF whom were employed by Stone &
Webster. were receiving s6.ls per
day and demanded s. per day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-08-03

LAKE CITY. Aug. John Bro.
dus. for many years bachelor Of
this place, was found dead in a
chicken house four miles east OF
here.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
Driy Rheumahsmen
nd at Deres System

U.n.et hvor lenge og slemt De har ve.
res plaget med Rheumatisme-enten Derea
Lidelse er Gigt, Lznds4erk. sivhed, ver'
ken ellcr H=velse i Leddene, Smme Musk
er. eller hvilken son helst anden Form Al
Rheumatisme - De kan 6nde behagelie
Lindring we'd a benytte DR.. whitehsl'''
Rheumatic Remedy.
Dette ypperligs L~zgemiddel gaar direkte
til Roden af Deres Lidelse og %fjerner Aarsa-
gen. bet standser Uroen. iiadrer Smerten
og tagerH xvelsen o. ssivheden I'D at Led
dene, fordi detoplsser Crinsyren OK andre
Afleiringer hurtigere. end de kan samle Gig.
og setter samtidig systemet j Stand til a
nodstaa nye Angreb.
Dr.. Whitehall's Rheumatic Remedy
fremner Sundheden. Dets Kekord Tor gun
stise Resultater strekker sig over mango
Aar, og Diet har hiulpet Tuseader At rheu'
m,tisk lidende. Dette Middel faas paa allie
Apoteker for kun SIC pr. Pakks, og en-
aver, der lider If Rheumatisme ! en- e'ie'
andea Form. kan hurtig blive denne PLACE
kvit we'd en- kort Demanding med canine.
Skriv efter fri Prove i Dag.
Tue Or. Whitehall Msgrim'ne Co.,
South Bend, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
Gyldendahls ber0mte
VerdenSbibliOtek.

En- Sam1ing billige og yderst spsn-
dende Romaner der her foreligger i
net Udstyr og med farverigt ON
slagstegping. 10 Boyer assorteret
$3.50.
Abbott, Hallowell, Eleanor: Molly
forlover sig. Oversat fra En-
Barnes, coreli: I Nattens Nor
Ike. Oversat fra Engelsk.. -. 40
Bernard, Tristan: Skriget i
Natten. Oversat fra Fransk.. 40
Bj3rnson, Bj6rnstjerne: Mary. 40
Brete, Jean De La: Min Onkel og
min Prest. Oversat fra Fransk 40
Bridges, Victor: Pigen med Guild
haaret. Oversat fra Engelsk.. 40
Bull, Olaf: Nit Navn er Knoph 40
Ewald, Theodor: Bajadser i. 40
Groller, Baldwin: Dagoberts Be-
drifter. Oversat fra Tysk.... 40
Hopkins, Monroe Nevil: Mordet j
Holman Square. Ovcrsat fra
Enge1sk 40
-Mysteriet i N%orth-Sagen. Oversat
fra Engelsk 40
Hume, Fergus w: Fru Midas. Over
sat fra Engelsk .............. 40
Lott, Pierre: Tyrkiske Kvinder. Over
sat fra Fransk. .............. 40
Rice. Alice Hogan: Familien
Wigs . 40
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16

Tamuet ON oens pine, paaifpnoer
Ben fit 6lugt ~. in6til Ben / ct
bcgjGrligt Snpft rGffer Sperflaoen.
"@rum" er / &9lene paa ben, og
.toet Oteren lanoer, lp6er ct. bgilpot
8anoplaif. Sen bruno Siel bapoe
pGret fapa1t, ON life Sen gamle
@rebs / fin 6art pef fra Sperflaoen>
bror sen c116elig bar iluppet Saget
iom Ell @11gle bar roget lige / &aliea
paa "@rum". ga1 mao bun npies
,mco at ienoe fin Mp6ltan6er ct
|folot % ilppt 6iiteblif og la6e &reb~
len fortlptte 6arten ne0 / Snpre-
ieffen.
Saoret, sen go,nle &9npegieooe
Eop0e facet. bar life al Sc libs far
lige.
Ganlte pilt bar ser to Sugipalter
efter ct Bar grope, it,mptan6eoe
|&iGper opbt in6 / &jp6et paa sen
enc SIDE al ben6es 9fpg, men Sc be-
lebes, ioln Ioa mango andre, bum /
fit Sis boboe facet. Sum por Blot
lnrge efter bm / Mpggen % baboe
noget Donlfelig beo at ipringe.
Mcn mere ems 6cl1nc enc Gang
gif Sen frGffffe, .firf9b6e6e Siifetpp
lite poa Sagt / benocs &on6bul.
Steren babbe CT liffer 6ornemn1elic
al, at Set fun ifplotes &eloet, at ocn
lite bar blepet iti1intetgiort al fin
ltore farli9e &onfurrent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
GyldendahlS GavebOQs
Serie.

ALE ~nedennsvnte Bigger fremtr@-
der i smukt Udstyr. Elegant Ind
bundne i S%hirtingsbind cller Ladder
bind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
st Saffcbrep. Set er % EFT sSor:

st Saffebreu. Set er os cit Gor-
Fndie1Ie at offentligejere fplgen6e
Breb, frebet at ST.. SOL. Moper,
GOLDEN Spife, Mlta., til Gierne al
|Dr. &eters a1rifo: Seq ienoer
Sem 1,oele .fao 9inier, oa leg altiS
|tGnfer paa Gem meo Gatnelnliqbe6,
foroi Ceres &1trifo bar f~1reret mia
for 2ombeo. Sea bar iaa ilen1t an
grebet, at leg life fl1n6e rere ct
Sem; nit Mniigt por fortrllfffet, min
|Spnsepne %forfortet % nit Mele
bar init % uforitaaeligt. Sem Sla-
Tier &}trifo bar befriet mig for min
2toelie. Seq er mi raif % iita,,o
|til. at pasle nit Mrbeioe." Dette bio
|unoerlige nofalb ligaer i, at bette
ga11tle, nelprgpeoc l1rtemi06el yfofbe=
|orer Blooet % ltbrfer Nerpefpite<
met. Set er life nogen Mpoteffs-
meoicin. sfrio til 81. Geter Tabr-
|nep & Cons 60, 25O1 @a1bingto111,
l8lpo., Chicago, Sssll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16
Alknhnl.
(@n @pottefugls @etragtninger,
iom elifer Sanobe0erD.

Mlfobol CT Ell Gift. Set bar Hbp@
%ltologerne heoilt. Men oerneo err Scr
ilct iffe hepiit noget imco Mlfobo=
len. Sbi en- @ift fan olti6 cnorn,
|bpre en- Mcbicin.
M1fohol ligl1er pgioo neri Mc6i=
|cin, at BEN f,nogcr iloe. 6olf, font
npoer ipirit1tpie Driffeporer, foroi
De lmoger go6t, ct lletiffc M1foboli-
tier. Sc 0riffer life Mfobolen, Sc
ipiier Den. Sc CT ale en6nr1 til at
reo0e; TIL NOR fan til cnbper Sill
|erItotte Sem 81, Sin cller &rpn6e-
bin mes ct an6et Miooel. lom in1o-
ger e1om hore. Ger rigtige Mlfo=
bolifer oriffer me0 Oberbi116ellc .
Tor bom CT %infloifen i0entijf
meo 2epertronsfloifen.
"Sbor naar bill 6a Mcn11cl fcbcbcl1
enoelig bore fo1nmet ioo niot," IT'S
brDoer Ml1ti= Mlfoholifcrne, "at Sen
fife befbper at beodne fig mere?. Mt
oen life mere bebpper cller br1,ger
oe111e lfooclige, 1lprroigc % un1o,1-
6ige @ift?"
@aar? s Set gjeblif, bbor al &c.,
/
>crorrgtigbco, l1rctfrroigbeo, Moo-
|beo oa 91tmbeo or lortDcrnet fra
bore Me6mcnnelfer. S Set Hic=
|blif, bpor al l1f,tlofommenbeo, llno=
turligbeo, 5pg6om pg l1oueligbeh
er Der1et fra os. ga bcbspcr hi
life mere Mlfobolen, iom 10 life er
a11oet ems cit Mntitorin inro6 Sc
|Sfuffelier, Iom Sc andre og hi Ielp
hcreoer %. ga oil Nobnct Mlfobnl
lffe .betpoe mere for % ems ctl)pert
lon bellt o16et Nobn.
Mange &unittere bar Mlfobolifer
Vten mon mao Der bogte Jig for en-
Torpetsling al Mariag OF &irfning.
Dc bar life &a1nlt,1ere, forbi Sc por
Mlfobolifer. Sc bar Mlfobolifer,
foroiN De bar &%11uitncre. 1pr6i Sc
bar &1u1itnere, fpltc Sc SesIiqbeoen
ar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al pis1e 9feali=
teter mere inoerlig og lfurpt, % set
aior6e 6em til Mlfobolifer.
Men at ompenht Mltobol fan for
fren1me oen fl,nltneriifc SSsnlpiration
{'oa l1ogenDfaaDe. at "W3llen" Ia6cr
Jig bioloffe al oisie giGren6c &11lhp-
oroter, er ,1ianoIpnltat. Og mar c1
&1tnltner pe6 ipirituple Driffc poa
EN- n1on6 og ureoelig Mnooe bar lat
f19 / Stemning, lom ilet life CT
bans egel1, ioa r1aa ian ilct fife nm
Ore Jig ober, at tngen tror ham poo
oenne tillne9ne @tcnuning. Gen
natltrlige 9}1ts fipber man life for
Nenge bos Observation-Disclosures. Gem
nc &l&s er birfelig, 10 mere pirfelig
enc al Sirfeligbeo. Mer set er it,
tert, at Sen fomn1er frem lao meget
mere nplen6c, 10 mere man me6
Wtagt oil fremtpinge oen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16

Fabricius, A. Illustreret Danmarks-
histore, for Folket, III Bind samlet
i ct Bind.
Eft sjeldent Pragtverk der i 20 Al
snit udf@rligt ornhandler Danmarks
Historic fra Oldtiden til r Da-
ge. Tillige forefindes 3 farvetrykte
Bilag, 2 Kort og en- Rigdom at H.
lustrationer og Fotografier. Bogen:
er paa IN 1850 Slider. Elegant ind
bunden i Shirtingsbind, og burde
vsre en- al de Bigger, der f@rst og.
sldst MATTE have Plads i en- Dansk-
A1ncrikaners Bogskab. Pris $751;.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16

Evighedsgryn OF Tetemelk. Som
81 sund, behagelig og billig Dirk
ser MANA 81" og 'Tetsm@lk" udsn
Tvfva bedst for alm1ndelig Bru9.
VI sender Evighedsgryn eller Star
ter for Tetemse1k med Bruxsanvis-
u4n8, p0rtofrit for 6Oc. OstelSbs
eRennet). Soc; Ostefarve, 500:
9mSrfarve, soc.
Coaato Supply Co., Deer Park, VIA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-01-16

Udvalg af Verdens-
l~itteraturen.
H. Aschehoug &, Co.'S populere ~
Krone Bibliothek.
(Kristiania Udgave)
Ver~denskendte Forfatternavne.
vi tilbyder i denne interessante OF
.spendende Romanserie, en- Samline
Bpge r paa hele 81 forskjellige Bog
titlcr.
Hvert Expl. fremtreder i samme.
Formal 4Hx6A elegant indbunden.
med Titclen trykt i Guild.
PR. BIND 90 CENT. 10 Bind.
FRIT VALG $500.
Opgiv hummer og Titel paa disse.
Bigger. .
No. 1. Wilhelm Krag. Major
.....von Knarren sn 6e*
<pO,OI
2. A. Conan Doyle. Hunden
ira Baskerville ............ 60
5. G. Ohnet. Jcrnvarksej-
eIcn . &C.
4. R. Kipling. I Dronnin-
Sehs Nl8r .............. .6Gs
). Viller. Ga1n1e Friks Dia-
HALT CO.
6. H. Sudermann. Den graa
Ddilc o.
!: Rob. Barr: En- livlig
Ddlie : ..'.......A........ &C
8. Alex. Dumas. Den sorte
lul1pan . ............... 60
9. G. Boothley. Doktor Nj
hold &C.
10. R. S. Stevenson. Snappet
W. . .6C
II. R. Kipling. Paa B91-
gen den blaa f
II. Olaf Benneche. Marie
Louise. Rewentlow ......... &C,
IS. H. Rider Haggard. Dron-
ningen af Sabas Ring ...... 60.
a. G. Ohnet. D@d over
Bonaparte ............... &C.
IS. Elinor Glyn. Hvad var
.6G&
An. Marchmont. Da jeg var
II. Mark Twain. Spionen fra
Louisiana . ............. .oU'
Is. A. Assolaut. Den rode
baron . .6U'
10. John Buchan. Rubin
slangen . &C.
20. A. Meadows. I'd fra
Mprket . &C.
q. G. Ohnet. K~ejser@rnens
hlo . .6G<
"22. c. Sidgwick. Cynthias
Eventyr . ............... &C.
%. Stevenson og Osbourne.
Vragets Hcmmelighed 49,. CO.
y "A. White og Harper. Luft-
scjlcrcns Skat ............. CO.
Is. Yeats. Kongcns Rival. CO.
:" 70. R. Skowronnek. jaeger
bataljonen . ............. 90,
H.. Bordeaux. Fedrenes Jord 90
:" %. Birmingham. Spanske
D1lkate f. .6G'
%. Hichens. Spahicn ...... co.
30. Flower. Den rode Host 90
81. Barr. Unge Lord Stran-
ielgh .6c'
81. Locke. Sir Marcus Kar-
l1g1ed 90
80. Kipling. Paa de store
" HHnEar .../ Ht
"a. Porter. 'Lykkefj@ren.... CO.
IS. Chesterton. Fader Brown 90
SO. Seeliger. Milliontyven
Peter Voss go:
81. Hope. Heterogeneous Ind
tad OF
:" SO. Stackpoole. De blodr@-
de ROser .6U
F" 80. Warden. Lyset fra over
ste Etage .0Ua
40. Parker. Den fremmede. 90
:" Al. Hay. Lady Cars Egte-
SkaD f. .OH
" AZ. Fletcher. Mysteriet i Mid
die Temple &C.
43. I. Dumas. De tire MI
sketercr. (Kongens Muske-
terer) . o.
" "a. Dumas. II. Rejsen til
England. Z. .............. .6c'
IS. Dumas. III. Mylad$
Hemmelighed . ........... o.
40. Dumas. ". Fagenskabet so
AZ. II. Leroux. 1nvasionen go
" 48. Doyle. DR.. Watsons OPP
tegne1ser . 60
!" 49. Nicholson. I Biskoppens
Vogn . go
" 50. Oxenham. Hjerter j
Landflygtighed .......... 90
" 81. Wells. De fgrste Men
nesker paa Maanen ........ 60.
81. Jepsen. Hertuginden !. 80
" 50. III. Dumas. I. Muske-
tererne 20 Aar efter ...... go
" 81. Dumas. II. Myladys
S8n . Co
IS. Dumas. III. OprGret:. 60
s.. Dumas. w. Havnen.. DO
81. Dumas. V. Hjemkomsten &C.
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-30

sTONELEIGH COURT
For rent, a few desirable housekeeping and
aon.housekeepiag apts.; furnished; restaurant
leigh Court Conn. ave. and L ST.
THE TURIN. 1924 TIN Or. N.W.DTHREE
rooms and hath: well furnished; per month.
$50 H. l.. RUST, 9l2 18th st. n.
THE GORDON HOTEL. 18th AND EYE
will have availsble May 1: 4-roem and bath
apartment; Broom and bath apartment; 2
room and bath apartment; furnished or I'M
furnished and several desirable rooms: nicely
furnished; one Of the most desirable loca-
lions in the city.
two ROOMS AND BATH, FURN1sHED;
s93. so . month, one person; 800 two persons:
without light and service. Burlington. 1lzU
Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-30
On Car Line, NV.
Attractive modern dwelling
Now
VIII b. made into
Good Store

Good Store
In the future
Good for home, Investment or speculation.
18th street north Of Belmont
rooms and bath. Hot water. Elec. light.
Col. Rd. Near 10th.
rooms; h0t-watsr heat, eiec. liSht, 8
porches; large back yard to wide alley
$1l.0O0.
18th NV. Near PIX. Rd.
rooms; hot-water heat: kitchen on main
Aoor.
$500.
R. E. L. YELLOTT & CO.,
1886 New York ave- Main s9S. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-30
FOR sALE-1oUSES
Continued,

so n ST. s.E.-CORNER. s-RooM BRICK
gain. Apply OWNER. after pm, !.
14l2 goth STREET N:W:-il N0oMs. =
on Hopkias street fight near Dupsnt CIRCLE.
Permit a. 1872 Goth. 2.
NEAR 2Ist AND n SITS. sIX-ROOM BRICK
HeysI st TEH T1Ep wia I4sGks
IioTwATER HEAT; GAS WAFER y1 sd HEATER TaS
eSp shspss
sE MsES Lf FhltS o S!IY
10th. EIGHT. ROOM HOUSE: EVERY MOD
EhN IMPR9vEME NE ~ LARGE sRs; X, PORCH; GA
DAVIDSON a DAVIDSON. ,,,,
sAULs sUBDIvIsION-EIGHT ROOMS.
hath. hctwater heat. electric lights. break ,..
Terms. ADDRESS Box lse-s. star once.
SIS EAST CAPITOL 81. STORE AND
three apartments. Price, sll $50.
al hf pr,c. .a Ee'sso. ST. STORE anu 's
4le East Capitol at. 9 f.. gas and htrobe
-. heat. Price, $500 ,u,.o .s ON
$500
loa ct! s. t.; ne. sr. and b., fur, heat Price
800 A Il. ne. . r. and b.; brick garage.
100 eth st. sc. 8r. and b. rrice. 1900.
403 ST ne. r. and h.. cellar: room for
garage. Price. $3.50. Terms.
eli ne: Q r. aud b., iatroee hest. Price,
744-74s It'll st. ne. 9 r., latrcbe heat: back
to large alley. Price, ~. $50 each.
Gil st. r. and b. lhtrobe heat Price.
is "a ,,s rs; .' Store and dwelling. Price
1898 4. Sc: sr. cab: Price. $500,
Price. 5000.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
5l5 East Capitol st:
227 10th st. SCI r. AND b.. 1AfRoBE
.iley. Price. $500: Terms. Apply to JOS.
18th AND D SITS. NE.
Six large rooms and bath. semi-detaehed.
Garage. House in arst-class condition. $sf50;
'''- cash. P PET VI
From owner. Six rooms and tiled bath. hot
water heat; electricity: room for garage on
car line. Excellent neighborhood. sTeoO; easy
terms. - 80
BLOOMINGDALE.
Excellent six.ruom house: garage on paved
alley. Splendid neighborhood. $1,000; terms.
Possession from owner.
l4th AND A SITS. NE. -
8 rooms and bath. Colonial front porch.
Room for garage on paved alley. Excellent
white neighborhood. House in nrst-class shnpe.
s., 500; terms.
FOR COLORED.
n. J. ave. mr.. R. I. ave. Six room frame
house in excellent condition. Large. sunny
rooms. Good neighborhocd. Hense newly
painted. $3.50; terms.
l. E. SHOEMAKER CO.,
l420 N. 7. ave- n ES74
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TRY STAG-sI UP
SPECIAL WEEKLY BEST IN CITY
0NE-HALF SQUARE from 18th and Columbia
roaA-Roou next TO bath. with modern i'm
pro~sDsnts; southern exposure; elderly gentle
man or lady; S25. Col. 1851
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THE PROPERTIES Advertised UNDU8
our name are controlled exclusively BY NJ.
TINY Arm ADVERTISED DAILY IN ALI
PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We give your busi.
ness personal and prompt attention.
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A REAL Homo WITH INDIVIDUALITY
and one that you will be proud to own.
rooms and hath, h.w.h., electric lights. rear
porches, inclosed sleeping porch. hvatory on
frst floor. Interesting terms. Price. $l2SOo.
Located ivst opposite soldiers Home grounds.
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FINE. LARGE, ROOMS AND BATH HOUSE.
strictly white neighborhood, me-; monthly ten
anti; terms a. low ~ a5oo cash would be con-
''''' W, n. KRAFT.
1899 New York ave. Malta sos.
POSSESSION GUARANTEED OF MANLY
new home, near 18th ana Fla. ave. 40: o
rooms and sathl het.watss neat ST.. e ss ~
Il. n, HOWENsTEIN 90,
1914 st. NV, or It'll and ~ SITS, ne,
IAfMEDIATn POSSESSION OF HOUSE ON K
st, ne, near 10Th st,-U rooms and bath; fur
mace heat: long front yard' double rear perches.
ff'ee' ~ Il. r, RownNsrsfN co..
t8lA + ct. nv. OF ftM and II cts, ne,
ON EYE ST, NE, NEAR i2th ST. ROOMS
and hath latrebs hsatI price only ea.b00, $500
'A'"' n. n, HownNsrEis 90,
1914 tt, NV, OF 18th and II SITS. ne,
ON eth st, NE, NEAR + ST. ROOMS
and hath, Mrnaee heatl laundry tuss' Price,
'S'o00' ~ Il A. s'fHs6 wBssrsrN 90. ~
1914 + st. NV, or It'll and + SITS. ne,
GOOD HoME-ACr oUIoK-oN FRANKLIN
rooms. tile hath h,w.h.i electric lights; double
tinors; wash traysi servants toilet and other
extras; Wide front And fear porches; deep lot
to wide alIeyj immediate possession; THOMAS
A.. JAMESON, $50 n. y ave- Main 'Sz''
BROOKLAND PROPERTY.
vacant; Groom brick Aouse. Nith bAthj neAsfn
improvements; CELLAR front and back pereAt
driveway; Perry ST. sacrincsi tnnsoiate,
06 $50; cash, 0,eoos balance easy terms, 81
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AN UNUSUALLY LOw-PRIcED PROP
ERTY HAS JUST BEEN LISTED WITH us
and Il Will be sold in q day or two. Prac-
tically new bungalew with roons and bath.
h VIII electric nghA, earase. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION. Price, 81, $50. Very desirable
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as2 10th n.e.-semi.dstaehed brick sif
resms, bath, furnace hsatI deep yard to ailsyI
viii fepalnt and repapsr the. whole interior.
Bargain, % ,360J enly $50 cAsA,
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WILLIAM 8. PHILLIP 8,
l4O0 New York Ave. NV.
80 Phune Mein o. ~''=-

A. HOME THAT CERTAINLY SHOULD BE
SOLD QUICKLY. In best location in Pet
worth rooms and bath, h.w.h., electric
iiEhts. In A No. I condition. Inspection at
any time and imnadiate possession. Good
terms Price, q, 00G
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PRICE, $s50o-AN EXCELLENT 0PPCR-
TUNITY ron HOME BUYERS, large
throurhout, hardwood noors and trim through
out, lncioesd brsakfast porch and sleeping
porch, built-in Ice box, beautiful nfEe yard.
SESSION Srlendfd terms.