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FOE SALE?HOUSES.
roil MLB?HOW TO OWN A HOMK NTEAR
51..mit I'l^ant with $lis) .ash and $'M monthly!
r r full particulars drop postal, <??" "t telephone
for now li>yago Illustrated booklet, plat. of
N..rth Colombia Height* Carriage free to ?eo
t:.- projierty. FI'LTON 11. GORDON",
Telephone Jlaln 598-2. 704 14th ?t. n.w.
ji?t
FOR SAI.E TO SETTI.K rAflTNEKSHII". A NEW
8-room h?>use, Seaton st.; hardwood finish; a.m.L;
Moll located; fi>r Jess than c<>et to build; easy
terms; brokers, attention. W. H. KING, 1419
?i st. n.w. my21-3t*
ruR SALE-IN BLOOMIVSDALK.
FACING N. CA1\ ST. N EAR S N.W.?
NEW II* >l'SE.
Six rooms. reception hall and storage room;
HARDW< <>D TRIM; finely finished; select and
handsome ratlins; tiled bath. vestibule and
open fireplaces. porcelain tub and sink; station
ary washstand; nickel plumbing; two-story bacjj
porcb; maMlve step?; 2H-ft. front parking; hig*i
elevation; cellar under whole bouse; hot and cola
Water; a properly constructed home?
price. $4.:ir><?
MIDDAl till A SHANNON.
An attic bouse on 1st st. n.w.?
NEW;
All convenience; thoroughly up to date?
PKH'K. jM>??
MIDDAIOH ?fc SHANNON.
Faring T st. in-ar 1st n.w.?
$4,450?
EIGHT largo rooms. all modem imps.;
SolTH front; room for stable.
MIDDAl till & SHANNON. 1734 N. Cap. St.
my21 tf
fc>R SALE ON IflTH ST NEAR S ST. N W 3
atory and ?? -liar baywind.w brick; 8 rooms, bath
and mod imp* : wide parking and large yard, an
exeeptionallv cheap homo In finest section or the
city OM V $5.25**. Act .julck f??r a flue borne.
lr DAVID D STONE ft CO.. ft>4 F St.
FOR SAI J? - NICE HOME ON 12TH ST. N E .
frame and bath; latrobes; range, ^"?th
. lot Mitt U . PRICE ONLY
$1,100. Easy terms. ?
It DAVID D. STONE A CO.. 804 F st.
rmt kale -BBAirrm l chttaoC Columbia
HEIGHTS NEAR 14TH ST.. six room?, crllnr;
furnace; "bath, ni-dorn plumbing; large lot.
2.~?xl<?4 *p loud id shade trees in front. AN IDEAL
Il??ME FOR A SMALL FAMILY; will grow rap
idly In vrilii . prI*-' "Hily $3.-50. W ?* hare 10*
en?* ?>f persons who "-HIM pay $2n.50 root 1.1 T
IT I> l ull S \ I. F 1.11?v term*, if <1. siren.
It I>AVII> I' STONK St CO . So4 F at.
FOB SAI.K BUCK 111'I SK. NEAR 1ST I! ANI? Q
?4TS N \S S T'-'Tns. ;-nrnig fur $2.?.re); *-iry
eh.-ap: ALWAYS 1;KNTM>.
1, DAVID 1> STONK ft en . ""4 F st.
n>a SAU TEAK NORTH CAPTTOt. ST. N.W..
brick h* room**. bath; 1"! 1 I'V."1: renting
f.'.r llil same tenant f r veirs; only J'-'.2""
It DAVID I?. STONE ft CO.. Hi'4 F St.
F<>K SW.F I. ST. \ W NEAR "Til. 2-STORY
frun. .111.1 brick bnildins; 7 rooms and bnlh;
r,? n-r II*-, in li; will rent for KM..M : prlee. $S.2S.?.
1- |?A V11 ? I' STONE ft I'D.. t?>4 F et.
^ 'r.a "J'i!: In a 3-*fory anil rellnr hrlik dwelling
on T at n w. nt'ar 14rli st : ? room* and liath;
u m I Prii-e. $*>.???. It.nte.l at ."ei I"-r mo.
' Lol'IS 1>. WINE ft CO.. J?>4 F st. n.w.
mj21-2t
r>It SAIE HAVE Yor SEF.N THOSE BFAtTTI
VT"! NFW II ? IT *St"S <*i iKNEK 1ST ANI? \ feH4.
n w . ltrn.T hy si-euti ft haisup?
Th?-r are the liest: exceptionally well bnllt ana
nloelv finl-hed throiiichont. They are mure np
t.^late and e.Mitaln more m.?lern conrenleneoa
than "ther bonnes in thU section: full 1H fe..t
Wld. i- 's l'?> feet deep to a wide alley: 22 fee^t
fp.nt i.arklnit; A I.ARCE FKrtNT t .
STONE. WITH STONE FOfNI>ATION. nt
tb*?-*e houses and compare th.-ui wlthother
h OPEN EVERY 1<AY FOR INSI'ECTION
Til,I. DARK
?y21-.lt MOQRE ft Hll.l. ilnc.V < 1 ? 14tli st n.w.
For SALE?
A POSITIVE niAN'T, FOR A BARGAIN,
investigate a'nl toii will say so.
RF3>l"CFl> TO JT.T.'-i
Conld not be dnplh ated for Jlti.iW). An ex
ceptionally desirable corner residence In one of
the best and m.'st convenient locations north
west- l?rs> double parlors and library on same
ftxir With handsome cabinet mantels and crystal
rhand.-li. rs; 7 sleeplnu n?ims; 2 stairways; steam
heat, l.et tts show yon this property. Cheap for
bom.', investment or speculation. Apply for per
mit to Inspect.
?y21 It Mix (RE ft H1IX itnc.l. 717 14th st n.w.
For MLR-SPECIAL! ONLY $?!.??>.
Must 1* ...Id, Tlil> is a genuine barcaln?hag
always l?een held at ?^.is>?i Well boated on
?VhlmMa Heights;" an attractive 3-stnry and
cellar st.'ne an 1 brl<k fp.nt; 10 wm: lst-fl.ior
kitchen: a large vard: a very desirable location;
w??Il rontvd.
my21 :u MnoRB A HILL ilno.l. 717 14th st. n.w.
FOR SALE 75 U ST. N.W.
ONLY $.^.i>00
For this fit tract ivo and o,?zt home. We consider
\* tl n si complete and attractive borne on the
market f. r th?* nrb-o A beantlful front of stone
and brb-k. stme base, stone stops and porch.
Th^ Ih'st arrangement; a ?well-lighted parlor;
tirg- re -?*ptb?n hall dining room with stationary
bnfT?-r. pantry and kitoben on first fl?M?r; ba<k
pt?rrh So. .,n?l tl???r Four sleeping rooms and
tiled bath: ba?*k stalnvay.
\ SI'K? I XL FE.\TI RK ? ?F THIS 1IOUSL
IS .VN ATTIC.
Valuable f.r sr..r:?g?? and affording air space;
i' room. A large, dry eel
lar under entir? b?>ase; furnace beat; a large
1 ?t t - 2??-f?>ot alloy. A rory desirable location
In one of the ni"*t" seb ct locations in the north
wtst. near tw" linos < f cars; * south front.
Call and lt-r us sh- u you this h^nso. A oban<.*e
sal'b-in "ffered *?? Sf?ure a desirable home at a
rea-?..?5:ible prloe. and ??n the easiest terms? $3?#J
to $?"?? ? ash. t?alam*e easy monthly payments at
f? per rent Interest, or all oash. if desired.
my21 -:?t A HIM. dn?- ?. 717 14th ??t. n.w.
FOR SALE?THIS IS I'RETTY IIARI> TO BEAT
r>nly $4.2fs>.
Rents. $;;o.,v>.
A 3-st?>ry 0-rm>m press-briok-front dwelling;
well located near 14rh and S sts. n.w. A
CHEAP II* ?M E UK WEIX-rAYlNG INVEST
MENT
my21 tt M?h>RE & HILT, tlno >. 717 14rh st. n.w.
For sale-this is cirEAP
Well located in one - f the most desirable sec
tions ?f the northwest: a brown-atone and red
brick dwelling, with the best arrangement?4
room* on a floor; 2 stories; cellar and furnace;
a g?HHi >tzod lot. alley; room for stable.
my21 it M'hjFJ-; & HILL >Ino >. 717 14th st. n w.
FOR SALE?A DESIRABLE LITTLE HOMB,
northeast, near II st. car line?
$2.5<?0.
2-story ft-ror?m bay-window brick; cellar; a
goM, clean locatl?-n.
y,y21 ^t MOQRE A HILT, fine.). 717 14rh st. n.w.
FOR SALE?AN EXCEPTIONALLY WELL-LO
cated ht*ise f??r such a low price.
Only $4,500.
On N IT. are. north of Washington Circle; a
press-brick, bay-window dwelling; 0 good-slse
rooms; marble stationary wasbstand In bath
room; well rented. A cheap bome or a good ln
?estment.
>.y21 -.It M?m?RE & HILL fine.). 717 14th st. n.w.
r >K SAIJi 3EVKHAI. MODERN" HOMES. WBl.L
located and convenient to government printing
office.
Only $3.500.
An attractive 2-story, bay-window brick dwell
ing; 7 rooms, bath, cellar; furnace; IS foot wide;
a r ?*>d size back yard; paved alloy; house mod
er'.; cabinet mantels; well rented.
EASY 1 ERMS.
$3,230
A desirable 2-story and cellar B-rc?*?m bay-win
dow dwelling; l"t 17^x100 to alley; renting for
$22 5u per montL.
$3,300.
This is cheap; an attractive 2-atorr bay-window
1 rl. k: H *o?>d-sized rfN>ms; cellar; a large lot?
1 ?' foot deep to alley; rented $22.3o per month.
By21 M?m?UE &. HILL (Inc.). 717 14th st n.w.
4 CHEAP HOME FOR SOME ON^-119 MASS.
ave. u.c.
Reduced to $4,230.
Attri-tlve 2-story bay-window brick; f> good
rtaed r tma; cellar end fwnuwe; a good-sized' lot;
2 story brick stable; well located.
tny21-3t MOOUE A HILL tlno717 14th st. n.w.
For SALE ONLY THREE ?8> LEFT.
I>E* *11 >e Soon
or you will miss an opportunity to purchase tbs
best house ever offered for the price.
ONLY $4 860.
No*. 24. 2?> an?I 2S T st. n.w.
Splendid paying Investments. We have ten
ftnts ready at $."i5 a month.
Tiie best value ever offered in this city. At the
incroas -d cost of ground and building materials
they could not duplicated under $0.<>00.
Beautiful fronts uf best qualify of brit k, stone
trimmings, stone nor h and steps.
SPLENDID ARRANGEMENT.
A lovely parlor a large reception hall, or li
brary a g *>d, big nx>m, with fireplace; an ex
ceptionally largo, light dining room, pantry and
kitchen all on f?ne floor. Second floor: Four cheer
ful bed rooms and tiled bath, with porcelain tub.
ni kol plumbing. The plumbing is of the very
best and s.rictly sanitary. The tiling is put on
to stay, "hero Is a largo attic, with stairway,
large enovgh for tw.> r??oms; collar under entire
boc.se. with entrance front, rear and inside; back'
stairway loading to se.-ond story; two-story back
porches. These bouses will be beautifully deco
rated. ihe mantels and ^as fixtures are handsome,
and m ?ro expensive than those found in most
$12,U00 houses.
L? NATION.
T str?*et between 1st and North Capitol streets
I* on ?f the Beat squares in this section; S4>iid
ground; near cars; handsome houses will be erect
e?l opposite.
CONSTR l-OTION.
Th*?s?* Konses are thoroughly well constructed by
a reliable, honest, practical builder?not thrown
together by speculators The "iflundon Ilousea"
have the reputation ?>f l?eiug the b?*st constructed
bvuses in Ul>H>mlngdalc.
Splendid investments. They will rent for $35 a
month.
STONE A FVIRFAX,
It Ex ltuiive Agents. M)t> 80S F st. n.w.
f*?R S\LK NT5W HorSF^ ^
Down town.
$7.3*wv handsome. Attractive front, stone and
brkk; STEAM HEAT; tiled t>atb; porcelain tub;
ratfltiet mantels: west of 9th.
It STUNE & FAIRFAX. 806 & S<>8 F st. n.w.
r< ?it salk a snjixnm home.
m<?t riEPiK.vBiJi i>ix'ation,
S st. near New Qampsblre *Te.
UEDUCED TO $lt>.000.
HANDSOME: 3 stories; stone and brick; 12
n?>iu?: TWO BATHS; HOT-WATER HEAT; lot
alley.
It SToNK & FAIRFAX. 8"6 St 8<* F st. n.w.
?T)K SALE-N.E COR VT. AVE AND R ST.,
brl. k b. use. renting J2H 50 m>mth; $2,000; trust
>??'??> A.l.lreas FORFX'IX)3fltE. 3tar offli-e. It*
For SAU. -oNr.Y A FEW FEET FROM MD.
a.e. northeast; A 2-story and cellar bay-window
brick house; 18 ft. front; contains 6 large rooms
and bath, furnace, a.m.l.; an Ideal home, frlce
only $4.ism.
F>r Sale?Another t>retty two-story and c?llar
preKS brick bay-window houM northeast; a.m.l.
Frlce. J3.M0. Want offer.
?j20 3t WM H. 8ACNDEB8 * CO., 140T T ut.
FOR SALE?HOUSES.
FOR SALE?
THIS IS WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOB |
?A MODERN DETACHED DWELLING.
Price H?>se than $12,000.
Exceptionally desirable location. Not built on
the regular stereotyped plan. An attractive front,
atone and stucco. Well arraqced?a lance draw
ing PHiin, middle n*?ra. par^\ butler's pantry
and kitchen. 2D FLOOR?ex^eptfonaDr
large sleeping rooms and tlle? bath. 3D FLOOR
?Four sloeplug rooms, targe, dry cellar; hot
water heat; laundry. A large lot: side yard;
large front porch. This Is not a cramped house;
It is ov*?r 25 feet wide. A tno?t desirable loca
tion. only ^ block from Metropolitan car line.
THIS IS YOl'R CHANCE TO SECURE A HOUSE
OF THIS CHARACTER.
my21-3t MOORE A HILL (Inc.), 717 14th st. n.w.
FOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE?BAY-WINDOW
brick. No. 2121 10th st. n.w.; 6 rooms; lot run
ning back tu alley. Price asked. $2,000. In
vestigate thh* at once If you want a bargain,
my20-31 LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 920 F n.w.
FOR SALE-MUST HE SOLD TO SETTLE AN
estate?1330. 1332 and 1334 I at. n.w.t opposite
Franklin Park, lots 72 ft. by 144 ft.
D. M. OGDEN, Executor, 1923 1st at. n.w.
inyl&-tf-4
FOR SALE-BRICK AND STONE HOUSE; 8
stories and cellar; furnace: 8 rooms and bath;
modern; built by day's work; price, $6,750. Ad
dress Box 178. Star office. mh8-3m-4
FOR SALE?$15,000 WILL BUY A HANDSOME
home of fifteen rooms, which, with stable at
tached. Is rented by the year at $1,200, l>efng 8
per cent. Will loan $12,000 on the property at
5 per cent, and will guarantee lease for two
years. Address REAL ESTATE, Star office.
myl9-.1t*
FOR SALS TEN PER CENT INVESTMENT.
ONLY $l..r?00 for two-story and basement frame,
9 rooms and bath. 13th st. n.e., renting for
$15.30. R. W. WALKER & SON. 1006 F.
myl9-3t
FOR RALE?BEAUTIES. ~~
THE PRETTIEST NEW HOUSES IN THE
NORTHEAST SECTION.
713-15 13th st. n.e.
Fronts of red brick and white stone; reception
hall; tiled bath, porcelain tub; cabinet mantels;
cement cellar: furnace beat. Only $3,400 each.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 and 80S F st. n.w.
myl9-3t
FOR SALE 7of> y ST. N.W.
Double brick dwelling; has always rented for
$35. Price, $4.65o.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 8u6 and 808 F st. n.w.
myl$*-3t
FOR SALE?KACH. $4~o*mT
Each rents $35 a month.
New; northwest; near cars. FIRST-CLASS IN
VESTMENT.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 806 and 808 F st. n.w.
myl9-3t
FOR SALE PRICE. S4.850-RENTS $35-NEW; 8
r?H>ms, attic, tiled bath; 2 stairways; -cellar un
der entire house. Room for stable. NORTH
WEST, near 2 car lines. A "SNAP." Worth
$5,750. STONE A FAIRFAX,
myl9-3t 806 and 808 F st. n.w.
FOR SAI.E?$5.?
Beautiful, new 3-story 10-room brick dwelling.
I^'t 18x95, alley.
2120 1st st. n.w.
Well constructed, well planned. Parlor, large
reception hall, dining room, pantry and kitchen
on first ti<?or; 3 large bed rooms and tiled bath
"ii eecond; 2 fine room on third; front and rear
stairways; 2-story back porch.
STONE & I AIR7AX. 806 and 808 F st. n.w.
myl9-3t
FOR SALE ok EX CHANGE-3-STORY AND BASE,
ment brick house; 15 rooms and 2 baths; 30-ft.
alley: brick stable: centrally located, on wide
avenue, offers wanted. 417 New York ave. n.w.
my 17,21,24*
FOR SALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE; 8 ROOMS,
bath and cellar; kitchen on first floor. Low price
and monthly payments. No reasonable offer de
clined. Must be sold. D. D. THOMPSON,
myl5-tf 1335 F st.
FOR SALE?WE HAVE A NUMBER OF EXCKP
ti. nal bargains in houses, ranging from $2,000 up
to $4,500. Call and investigate. FUSS & CO.,
64)7 13th st. n.w. fe7-90t*
FOR SALE?A 3-STY. A CELLAR BRICK DWELL
ING ON BEAUTIFUL 16TII ST. N.W. ; $500 down
and $40 per mo. until paid. Only $5,6(H). ROB
ERT A. PHILLIPS, 14?>6 G st. n.w. myl4-lm,4
FOR SALE?OWNER LEAVING CITY. BEAUTI
ful corner house, on car line, near Library; two
story and basement; newly decorated; 9 rooms,
bath, rereption hall; modern house; nearly new;
perfect condition; price very low. Apply OWNER,
155 E st. s.e. myl4-12t
FOR SALE?TO CLOSE AN ESTATE?DESIRABLE
homes S26. 82-4 A st. s.e.; also 230 7th st. s.e.,
opposite Eastern market. J. B. MIDDLETON,
W. B. MIDDLETON. Execnto.a, 802 10th st. n.e.
mhl-78t*
FOR SALE?Do YOU WANT A HOUSE TO SUIT
you? On Columbia road near Conn, ave., the
choicest part of the city; 20 feet front?or wid-r.
If desired. JOHN SHERMAN, 610 14th at.my8-tf
FoU SAI.E- ONLY IN COLUMBIA HOTS.;
r ?a rlfl<e: out-of-town owner. Just think of
it! Full 17 ft. wide (front and rear yard),
carvjd brownstone trimmed; east front; 9
rooms and bath; 8 large closets; 4 cabinet
mantels; 3 open fireplaces, tiled.
COTXD NOT BUILD THE HOUSE FOR
MUCH LESS IF WE GAVE YOU THE LOT.
my7-tf W S. MINNIX. 1427 F n.w.
FOR SALE?CAPITOL HILL-JUST COMPLETED
?two particularly bright, cheerful 8 and 9-room
houses; 19 ft. front; large yard to paved alley:
built by day's labor; thoroughly modern; large
closets; models-of convenience and comfort; near
Stanton s<j. and electric cars; price and terms
very attractive to an immediate buyer. Inquire
D. D. THOMPSON. 1335 F st. n.w. apl9 tf
FOR SALE?
629 N. H. ave. n.w.. 7 rooms and bath... .$5.ooo
4 5-room bricks s.e., each 1,200
2 6-room and bath, n.w 6.500
2 3-story bay-window bricks, s.e 0,000
6tb st. n.w.. 10-room and bath brick 6.000
WM. A. FOY, Columbian bldg., 416-18 5th n.w.
ap5-tf
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE?
Business Property.
Near F on 9th; flue 3-story building; will rent
for $1,500. Price $30,000
Another one on 9th near G; exceptionally well
constructed building; fine lot, 25x100 to alley;
rented to pay 5%% on
$35,000.
On 12th near F; old building, renting for aboot
$50 mo.; fine lot, 23.3x100 to large alley; would
exchange.
E. LODGE HILL,
Real Estate Broker,
myl9-3t 802 F at. n.w.
FOR SALE?LOTS.
FOB SALE?
One of the most economical lota on Sheridan
Circle. This lot will be sold at a price that will
pay as an Investment.
LOUIS D. WINE A CO., 1304 F at. n.w.
my21-2t
FOR SALE?HOW TO OWN A HOME NEAR
Mount Pleasant with $100 caah and $20 monthly!
Ft full particulars drop postal, call or telephone
fo. new 16-page illustrated booklet, plat. Ac., of
North Columbia Heights. Carriage free to see
the property. FULTON R. GORDON,
Telephone Main 598-2. 704 14th n.w.
my21-4t ^
FOR SALE?
A small square of ground in the southeast. If
sold within the next three days can be sold for
21c. per foot. This Is a bargain.
LOUIS D. WINK & CO., 1304 F st. n.w.
my21-2t
FOR SALB
Lot on 13th st. n.w., 40x130. Price, $1.30 per
foot. LOUIS D. WINE A CO.,
my21-2t 1304 F st. n.w.
FOR SALE-NORTH BRIGHTWOOD.
The best and cheapest lots in the District of
Columbia. For terms and plats, apply to C. C.
LANCASTER. Owner, 1419 G st. n.w. my20-12t*
FOR SALE- LOTS?NORTHWEST?
California ave.. Wash. Hts., 50x120 $8,000
Near Conn, ave., Wash. Hts., 28x121 4,(XX)
Near 14fh St., Col. Ilts., 25-ft. front 3,000
Near Dupont Circle n.w. (3 lota, 20x110 ea.),
each 2,500
FOR SALE-- LOTS?NORTHEAST? .
Near Lincoln Park, 2 lots, both $3,000
Facing Mass. ave., 35 ft. front, 2 lots 2,100
Facing Lincoln Park, 18 ft. front 1,500
Near Md. ave., jn 10th St., 17 ft. front.... 1,100
8th st. near Mass. ave., 17*A ft. front 1,100
4th st. near F. 2 lots, 17x98 48c. ft.
WM. H. SAUNDERS A CO., 1407 F at. n.w.
mvl7-2t
FOR SALE?
A choice lot. 50x150, in Brookland. near the
station. If sold at once can be bought for leas
than value. LOUIS D. WINE A CO.,
my21-3t 1304 Y st. n.w.
FOR SALE? ~
CLEVELAND PARK.
CLEVELAND PARK.
THE CHEAPEST,
THE MOST DESIRABLE
IN THE DISTRICT.
Nothing like Cleveland Park. Lota of any alae
and price. Terma to suit.
JOHN SHERMAN,
my!7-tf 610 14th at.
FOR SALE?THE OWNER OF A BEAUTIFUL
lot, fronting 25 feet north side of Roanoke at.
bet. 13th and 14th, offers it much below its
value. Apply at office of ALEXANDER A DOW
ELL. 607 7th st. myl7-6t?
frou SALE?
Several choice lots In the beautiful part of
IlyattiTille. Fur sale cheap.
LOIIJJ D. WINE A CO., 1304 F at. n.w.
my21-3t
Full SALE?LOTS. LOTS. LOTS.
IN ALL SECTIONS.
YOU'LL SAVE TIME AND MONET
BY GETTING OUR LIST.
IN TUB "ASH ION ABLE SECTIONS?
ON COLUMBIA AND WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
STONE A FAIRFAX, 800 and 808 F at. n.w.
my!7-tf
FOR SALE?A LAUGE LOT, 28X77.7 TO 30-FT.
alley; 1 sq. from E. Cap. St.; B sqs. from electric
cars; only 25o per foot: (23 down and (5 per
mo.. Inc. Int. ROBT. A. PHILLIPS, 1106 G n.w.
myH-lm.4
FOR SALE?
Bargain In a lot In Falrrlew Heights, -near the
Episcopal Cathedral site. This lot will be sold
at a price that will par as an Investment.
LOUIS D. WINE ft CO., 1304 F at. n.w.
my21-2t
FOB SALE?BEAUTIFUL. LOTS ON BLAIR AND
Plney Branch roads In Takoma, within block
new school house; high land, surrounded by hand
some Improvements; lots In any slse desired;
low prices; easy terma. Apply EARLY A LAMP
TON, 615 14th at. n.w. mylO-Ut
FOR SALE?(BY OWNER) BUILDERS. ATTHN
tlon! for a flat, lota 87 and 38. north aide of P
St. bet. 17th and Dnpoot circle; offer wasted;
BO agents. Address ALFREDO NAVARRO. P. a
G. v.. Havana, Cuba. ap22-34t*
8XTBTTBBAJ PROPERTY.
HOW TO OWN A HOME NEAR MOPNT FLEAS
ant with floo casta and |M monthly: For full
particulars drop of telephone for new
10-page llloetratea booklet, plat, **"?. of North
Columbia Heights. Carriage free to sea ttaa
property. FTI/TON B- GORDON,
Telephone Main 6WH. 7M 14th at n.w.
mj21-4t
FOR SALE?OR EXCHANGE? I ~~
One of the most desirable place* In Rwkrllle.
MJ.; contains 12^4 acre#; Improved by a 2-story
and cellar frame dwelling; shade, lawn, etc.;
necessary outbuildings; some fruit. There H not
a waste foot of ground on this property. " ">
exchange for city property. For further informa
tion seu us. LOUIS D. WINK A CO.,
my21-8t 1804 F St. n.w.
FOR 8ALB-ACRE TRACTS; 7 MINUTES FROM
Acjueduct bridge by electric cars; store, post office
and graded school. W. D. HAVES, Belair, Va.
mygl*24-2t*
FOR SALB?BROOK LAND?BROOKLAND?13,000.
$300 CASH, BALANCB $20 MONTHLY.
6 ROOMS. LOT 50X150. PERFECT REPAIR.
my21-3t* C. C. WARING. 1114 O st. n.w.
FOR SAIJS?
Several magniflcent country homes, plenty of
shade, beautiful lawn, both large and small
houses, all necessary outbuildings. In Montgom
ery county. Md., on or naar the Georgetown and
Rockvllle electric road, from $7,000 up. We also
have farms with all necessary Improvements, aaa
some unimproved tracts. Before purchasing ?
suburban place consult us. because you do not
have to buy unless the property suits you, ana
It Is always a pleasure to sbow any properties
we have for sale. LOCIS D. WINK & CO.,
my21-2t 1304 F St. n.w.
FOR SAMS-A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME;
12r., bath, hot and cold water and necessary out
buildings. all in good condition; 9 acres In PCS**,
frnlt and shade; house about 200 yds. from R. R.
sta. at Marshall, Va., 2 hrs. from Wash.; $5,000.
roj20 tf-3 H. L. RUST, 008 14th n.w.
WANTED?FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, 0
or 8-rooro house on Metroj>olitaii branch, or clec
tric lines; will pay good price for season; must
tauve shade, good water, and bo clean. Address
1734 N. Cap, st. niy20-tf
FOR SALE?CHOICE SUBURBAN I>JTS JUST
placed upon the market on Brightwood ave. north
of Brightwood. I>. C.; frontages of 25 and 50 ft.
Prices very low.
liiygn-Bt LOUIS P. SnOF.MAKF.n. 020 F n.w.
Foil RKNT-- FU It NISI IKD OR U N Fl! RN IS H ED ?
for the season?on Carroll ave. near Takoma or
electric ear line; 12-rnom house; 10 acres of land
and necessary outbuildings; porches, shade, fruits,
&c.; high and healthy.
mj'20-?t LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 920 F n.w.
TO TIIOSK SEEKING A HOME AND AN EXCEL
l"iit investment combined investigate 1aj acre and
1-acre lots west of Takoma, near Brlghtw.>od ave..
1>. C.. averaging fx.-. per ?<|. ft.; convenient to
electric cars; Potomac water, sewer; school short
distance. ? _
my20-Ut LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F n.w.
Folt SALE-AT CAPITOL VIEW PARK. MD.. A
tine. 8-room. frame cottage, with stable and out
buildings; well of excellent water; 30,000 feet of
land; fine grove of oak shade trees; high, healthy
location; excellent view of surrounding country;
access to and from city by Brightwood and For
est Glen electric cars or by 11. ? O. R. R- Price,
$4,500, on easy terms. HOBT. I. FLEMING,
1400 . lass. ave. n.w. myl0-I2t
FOR SALE?TO IJUICK BUYER, $2,500, EASY
terms, handsome, new, 7-room house; best lo
cated In Hyattsville: 1 sq. steam and electric
cars; or will rent $25 per month. J. H. ROG
ERS, Owner, Hyattsville. my!9-6t
FOR SALE?8-ROOM 1IOUSF-; BATH. HOT AND
cold water; cellar; well, windmill; furnace he?*!
large lot; wide verandas; Ft. Myer Heights, 2
miles from White House; 2 blocks from electric
cars. Fine view of the Potomac and city. $3,400,
monthly payments. OWNER, Room 29, 918 F
St.. between 1 ami 2 o'clock. my5-18t*
FOR SALE NEW DR. HOUSE ON ROi'KVlLLE
electric line built by owner; large lot; excellent
water; low commutation rate. Price, $2,500. Ad
dress Box ill. Star office. myl2-lm-4
FOR SALE?
CLEVELAND PARK.
CLEVELAND PARK.
THE CHEAPEST.
THE MOST DESIRABLE
IN THE DISTRICT.
Nothing like Cleveland Park. Lota of any slxe
and price. Terms to suit.
JOHN SHERMAN.
myl7-tf 610 14th st.
BRENTWOOD. MD.?A FEW OF THOSE LOTS.
50x20?, within six or eight minutes' walk of
District line electric railway station, may still
be had At $125. lots nearer railway at higher
prices. $5 cash, $5 monthly.
W. A. BARTLE1T, Loan and Trust bldg.
n,y!7-26t*
FOR SALE-ACRE AND HALF ACRE LOTS
north of Brightwood. D. C.; special Inducement*
offered to those who will build; Potomac water,
sewer, Ac.; school bouse, church and electric car
line convenient; Investigate this before locating
elsewhere. LOCIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F n.w.
my!7-6t
FOR RENT-FRAME ON GRANT ItOAI) NEAR
Tenleytown. D.C.; 14 n>oms, porches, shade,
Potomac water; high and healthy; rent low.
myl7-St LOUIS 1'- SHOEMAKER. 920 F n.w."
FOR SALE?OR TRADE?IN
KENSINGTON.
A desirable y-room dwelling; modern imps.;
FINE LOCATION; close to steam ami electric
cars THIS IS ONE of the most attractive
PROPERTIES IN THIS BEAUTIFUL SUBURB.
MARTIN BROS.,
my 16-1 w 1925 Pa. ave.
FOR SALE?TWO NEW 8-ROOM HOUSES; KLKC
tric light; bath; hot and cold water; hot-air
furnace; all complete; cool breezes and high lo
cations; In American University Park; cheaper
than you can build and terms to suit. TAIT,
OMWAKE & CO . 610 14tli st. n.w. myl5-0t
FOR SM.E BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN COUNTRY
SEAT WITH MAGNIFICENT VIEW OF AND
ONLY TWO MILES WEST OF WASHINGTON;
!#1 acres; improvements cost $7,000. Price, $250
per acre. Adjoining unimproved land held at
$700 per.acre. Near Dr. Jos. Taber Johnson's
line su:moer home. ROBERT A. PHILLII*S,
myl5-2Ht 14O0 0 ?t. n.w.
FOR 9AIJ5?BRADDOCK HEIGHTS?LOTS AND
villa Bites are going. Prices not yet advanced
for this seas' n. Get booklet and decide prompt
ly. GEO. R. HILL. 61B 14th st. n.w. ap24 tf
WANTED?SUBURBAN LOTS.
Will buy?most be cheap?on B. and O. R. R.
bet. Wash, and Laurel. Address HINDLE, 338
ISP, ave. myl-78t*
FOR SALE
NORTH BRIGHTWOOD LOTS.
PKIC'i AND TERMS SEE
B. H. WARNER CO..
| my!2-20t 916 F st. n.w.
FOR SALE-THE MOST DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
HOME SITES WITHIN TWO MILES OF
WASHINGTON, Bf THE ACRE. BEST LAND1
BEST WATER! MOOT HEALTHY LOCATION!
Lowest price and easy term*. ROBERT A.
PHILLIPS. 1406 O ?t. n.w. ap26-lm
FOR SALE?BEAUTIFUL. lO-ROOM AND MOD
ern bath residence; near Chevy Chase Circle;
quick sal*. Price, $5,000.
apie-tf QASCH BROS.. 1307 V ?t
FOR SALE?
Choice Montgomery county farms, ranging In
?Ise from 25 to COO acre*. Price*. $30 to $100
per acre. W. M TERRELL.
With B. H. Warner Go..
not-tf 916 * st. n.w.
OCEAN TRAVEL.
ANCHOR LINE
United Statos Mall Steamships
Sail from New York every Saturday for
Glasgow vfa Londonderry
First Saloon Passage. $50 and upward.
Second Saloon, $32.50 and upward.
Third Class. $20 and upward.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
17 and 19 Broadway, New York.
Or G. W. MOSS. 1411 G St. n.w., or E. F. DROOP
& SONS. 925 Penn. ave. n.w., Washington.
ap25-78t-lB
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYMOUTH-CHERBOURG-BREMEN.
Kronprlnz.. June 3,2 pm Kronprlnz.. .July 1, noon
Kaiser June 17. 10 am Kaiser July 15, 10 am
Kalserln..June 24, 10 am Kalserln. .July 22, 10 am
TWIN -SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Cherbourg?Southampton, Alternately, and Bremen.
Neckar... .May 29, 10 am Bremen.. .June 19. 10 am
K urfuerst.. Juue 0. 10 am Frledrtcb..June 26. 10 am
i Barbarossa.June 12.10am Lulse July 3, 10 am
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
GIBRALTAR?NAPLES?GENOA.
Aller May 24, 10 am>Trave June 21. 9 am
Hobenzol'n.May 31, Ham; Aller June 28, 10 am
Lahn Jon* 14, noon Hohenzoll'n. July B. 9 am
OELRICHS A CO., NO. 5 BROADWAY, N. X.
Apply to E. F. DROOP, 928 Pa. ave^,
fe&-312t Agent for Washington.
American Line
NEW YORK?SOUTHAMPTON?LONDON
Phllad'a. .May 28, 10 am I St Louis..June 11, 10 am
St Paul...June 4, 10 am | Phllad'a..June 18, 10 am
Red Star Line
NEW YORK?ANTWERP-PARIS
Kensington.May 28, noon I Friesland.. June 11, noon
Zeeland June 4, noon | Southwark.June 18. noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Company'a Washington Office, 1306 F st. n.w.,
ap24 Or Geo. W. Moss. 1411 Q *t. n.w.
FRENCH LINE.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE.
Direct Line to Havre?Paris (France).
Sailing every Thursday at 10 a.m.
From Pier No.42. North River, foot Morton at.,N Y
?La IWalne May 22. ?L'Aqnltalne June 0
?La Savole May 29 *La Lorraine June 13
tLa Gascogne May 811'La Touralne June 19
tExtra sailing. Second Cabin only $60 and $09.
?Twin-Screw Steamer*.
General Agency, 32 Broadway. New York.
GEORGE W. MOSS.
mhl-312t 1411 Q ST. N.W.
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-QUEEN8TOWN?LIVERPOOL.
Cymric..May 23, 6:80 am [Celtic June 6, S pm
Oceanic.May 28. 9:80 am Germanic. .June 11, noon
Majestic...June 4, noon Teutonic..June 17, 10 am
For rates, sailing* and farther Information apply
to G. W. MOSS. 1411 G at. n.w. mhl-156t-8
HOTELS.
TOURISTS VISITING BOSTON CAN BE ACCOMMO
dated at Mr*. ANNA B. ROBINSON'S, 18 St.
Jamea ave., near Art Museum and Public Library.
References exchanged. myl4-law,3t*
THE DR1SCOLL. COR. FIRST AND B 8TS.N.W.
A High-Class Apartment Hotel.
Southern expoaure, facing 0. S. Capitol and
grounds; every appointment most modern. Rooms
an suite or single, with bath. Electric light, ateam
heat, filtered water. One block from B. A O.
depot. Transients accommodated. American and
?nropean plan. T. A. McKEE. Mgr. fe28-tf-9
? ? mylg-ot*
7~*10.000 FOE YOU ~
ON GOOD SEOOND-TBUBT LOANS.
I have the above sum idle and wish 6ai,- will
!farrtj*roi p-*, Thir^
l>. O. real estate only.
m$?lm.%ECOSV ?DST LOANS. Star offlc.
WE CAN MAKJC YOU A LOAN OV 11 n?iiu-n"
TEEMS? sn??TTO <JmlT REASONABLK
????{*
Oil MAKING MONTHLY PAYMENTS IF
DLSIRED. SMALLEST POSSIBLE EXPENSE
? MOORE & HILL <Inc.),
T'O-tt 717 14th it. n.w.
BOBBOW FROM STONE * FAIRFAX ON YOL'R
D. C. real estate at 4% and 6 per cent Interest;
any sum from *500 to *96,000; monthly pay!
NOT required, but WILL BE PER
MITTED If requested. Call at offices, ?Ki-8(i8 F
n.w., for farther partlcalara. my&-tf
*1.000,000 TO LOAN ON CITY BEAL ESTATE.'
Any amount. Lowest rates.
u ?* delashmutt.
r 1421 G at. n.w.
My..?!iY ,T? LuA>' LN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUB
rent rates ot interest on real estate in tha Dis
trict of Columbia.
mrl tt li FITCH. FOX ft BROWN,
_5zi tf n 14ii6 O at. n.ir.
f'W.OOO.OO TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT ON FUR
n. vLI' <tc ' at lowest rntcs without re
!S ?m'?lPU? .'/i Ut d<'1"5'; *"a ?Q !>'>>' It bark
vnnT.i. ?',Dthly, payments to suit yourself. If
?mJ V? . ? oa" eiiewhere an<l ?>'ed more money,
come to us wo can accommodate you. Prlyate
Sivf u? confidential. SURETY LOAN
andFn w' ' Wardtr Wd*-. *<1 U'^r, Oth
~ borrow money of us
and free yourself from the 10 per cent brokers
Our .barges are less than half the usual rates!
-J1 claim this, but we prove it. Repay us in
small monthly Installments. No charges for ex
1 r?mpt senrlce. Address Box 104,
7 ? m "v J,?5ul,Vhlet a,1<1 terms, or call until
4 P-m-? No. 3143 M st. n.w. an24-tf.7
uONEY TO LOAN IN THE D. O MD AND VA
on first-class improved property, and advice given
at Law R19 p611**' K H- B" CHEW. Attorney
at-L.aw. 512 I st. n.w. ap22-2Gt,4
r.,v Tn ..Competition Is the llfa of trade. We
EASY TO like it, we Invite It. Since our last
mrr cnt onr c?mpetltora are hollering, but
un. our customers are pleased. If you want
r.?v money quick and private on your plain
iviai note, or on furniture, piano, etc., etc ,
to i> \ v u? or wrlte for Panted iuforma
iAi. tlon. Remember, we not only meet, but
.?at ALI' competition. The old reliable.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
ap21-tf-12 602 F ST. N.W.
WE WILL LEND YOU MONEY
On your furniture, pianoa, organs, 4c., and ynu
can pay It back in small weekly or monthly
payments.
absolutely NO DELAY.
Our business la strictly confidential; no embar
rassing ynestions to ask yon. Lowest rate* la
the city. Private offices.
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO.,
613 F STREET N.W.
ap!4-tf,14 Telephone East 369-T.
MONEY TO IX)AN ON SECOND TRUSTS, IN
aurance policies. Indorsed notes, stocks and
bonds, etc., returnable In monthly installments,
w* W. 8TUBBLE-1ELD & CO., 1110 F at. n.w..
Room 16. Metierott bldg. mh24-78t
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE, RETAIL
merchants, teamsters, boarding houses, without
lar?c?t >*>?lnes? In 42 principal cities.
JOLMAN, Room 101. G33 15th St. n.w. del4-tf4
MONEY TO LOAN ON DISTRICT REAL ESTATB
PBOPPRTi.,-?1*? ?f '"TT''' RENTING OF
1 ROPLRTIhS given special attention.
no.-tf HERBERT A. GILL 131W F st. n.w.
TO LOAN? '
ON DISXHICTOF columbia REAL ESTATB?
'ISW- *2,000.
8:222: ?1$*
or 1 ft t r 1HOS. E. wagua'man,
-?0l6'tf 017 F st. n.w.
Loans on furniture, pianoa, etc.. without r?.
c-y,- ??va'? publicity or delaj. f)o not hesitate If
"ant, "ma"' ?s M make your own
< repayment ot loan and ne euaran
TFV 4?J . tr?"8a''";,ns ?Hctly confidential ?5ur
ratea are low and no charge or exiunae If Ionn
o9a2?LT,: r?ran "oU ?Tme!holl o?
F ?i?.? ??" "aure r? courteous treat
r'anTr* "?""e money^'glv/us
page
MONEY I/OANED ON real estTtk , ? . ..a
'VS-SI^F5
P1Q F St. n.W.
lE'b? P^ment?on Kp.?^ a^ounU^
T.k r/?,)N ON APPROVED REAL BSTVTB
Jal? tf.4 GEO. W. LINKINS, 800 18th st. n.w.
H. K. FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE.
314 9TH ST. N.W
?AVPV raTABLISHED 18^0.
MONEY LOANED ON WATTFfpsi nt i irj-LU t
jewelry, silverwarb' J? "?NDS,
OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. j'a31-tf ?
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE? ~
4, and 0 per cent.
"'SciVi0;^
^ approved collateral; old line Ilf. ISuhS
npon' ^'? cbattels take? rJJ
liability and promptness assured. C A bakpb
R.?oms 40-42. 1110 F st. Take elevator del-VA
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY nvkr
nrlvlfrie* >mJ 5 per cent Interest. Special
privileges with respect to prior payments Lai-*.
i?navV. '? TYL^R * hutherforS!
? ? ??.? fe9-tf,5
IF you WANT TO BORROW OB LOAN BUY OR
selU on real estate, I can save you Vimeand cssf
"'fjo attention to all deals ^
de6-tf.4 J. EAKIN QadSBY. 526 13th st n.w.
MONEY TO LOAN IN sums TO SUIT AT inv
est rates of Interest. on D O reM eat'ate
loans a specialty. Prompt attention.
m??oh fD' mskos the cost of carrying loans
much less than you nav elspwh^ra nn.i
^"n'" P?T It off In any /iST^'s you deX*
running from one to twelve months. ueal?.
loans with other companies paid off and mora
monev advanced if desired.
Stru^ly confidentlai Front room, first door
^^^riO.NAL^ORTOAGE LOAN CO..
MONEY TO LOAN AT 3^,. 4 and 4"A per CENT''
" ?'??0 to *100.000. on ft. 0 real ^
J*'?' P*' off 6 P" Cent and 6 per cent loans and
/1 lowest rates of Interest; all trans
actions conducted with economical consideration
for borrowers. WM. H. SAUNDEBS & CO.. 1407
_ r ?t. trw Je8-tf.T
COUNTRY PBOPEHTY^ "
WANTED?WITHIN EASY DISTANCE OF CITY
a small place of al>out 20 to 30 acres; must have
ft?iV?naU?e a?i.be ln ? Sood neighborhood and
suitable for fruit growing. Address E. D. O
Star office. my20-2t?
EDUCATIONAL
1* WASHINGTON.
Aft? M OH ^N0UA(3E SCHOOL
ISS m?th?d. thorough Instruction.
w??^8 V PiFrivlfr, e!a0M now and In summer.
my21-tf 4 HOMME, 307 D n.w. (car lines.)
BT. ROSB 8" industrial SCIlOOL?fashioit
fbJf drewmaklng, a iew department, tn which
Li^l ?Sw(inJ0llD|- M **u?ht cutting, fitting
SCTIOO"^ O'at.^^f*" 'UPiT 6V^ttU
F!'^F. principles OF SHORTHAND THOB
enala work ?' Pra<'tlcal Olctatlon from amanu
second floor. f?Urt m'^i/keV
de 16-m, w&a-78t* .? ' kIKKEii.
rtDher Vti.9t^K>iTbe court stenog-.
?'?2. Public accountant. Day and night
sessions. Open all summer. Catalogues. mh8-tf
n ip? * * **m ? *
...Tt. K-w
French, a"?u. Spanish, etc.
\ "^bod awarted two gold and two allrer medals
Exposition Of 1900. Its author dse
WIU uSrsrh^lle'.r6 ^OU ?f Ho0?r- ?"r 700
BERLITZ , Ability In conversing acquired
nr>i lD ? short time.
SCHOOL. ?Prof. A. GONARD. Principal.
728 14th. Easy terms. jel4
MI3S BALCH'S CIVIL SEBVICE INSTITUTE AND
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
?ia^tf-4matheIUatlC*' ?teuo*r"i>h7. typewriting.
AST.
C. T. LEWIS,
Miniature Artist and Teacher,
my2-26t?-4 Studio 122 D st. n.w.
SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS.
VirglmiSa Springs
Mountain Resorts
AND BUMMER BOMBS IN HIGH ALTITUDES, ON TBI
CHESAPEAKE &. OHIO RAILWAY.
Great variety of Mineral Water*. Grand Mountain aurroundlnga. Exhilarating nmnwt climate.
Days mildly warm, nights cool and refresh In*. 1,500 to 2,600 feet elevation. No mosquitoes or Mark
flies.
CV THIS FATORED REGION ARE SITUATED THE
Virginia Hot Springs, Greenbrier White Sulphur Spring3, Warm Springs,
HEALING SPRINGS. ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, SWEET SPRINGS. SWEET CHALYBEATE
SPRINGS, NATURAL BRIDGE, RED SULPHUR SPRINGS. SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS. THE
ALLEGHENY HOTEL. AT GOSHEN, VA.; THE INTERMONT HOTEL. AT COVLVG
TON, VA., AND OTHER WELL-KNOWN HEALTH AND PLEASURE RESORTS.
Vestlbuled, electric lighted, dining, parlor and ale#ping car tratna for above resorts leare Wask
Ingtoa 8:00 p.m. and 11:10 p.m. dally, reaching resorts in from 5 to 8 boura
Excursion Tickets, Resort Pamphlets and Summer Homes Folders ran be obtained at ticket
offices of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, B0? Fourteenth street sod 513 Pennsylvania arenas.
H. W. FULLER, General Passenger Agent.
myB-2At-42 WASHINGTON. D. 0.
ATLANTIC CITT. Jf. J.
The Lawrence,
MARYLAND AVE. AND THE BEACH.
A (elect family house.
Cuisine and service unexcelled.
my20 26t,8 M. I. SriTZ.
HOTEL TRAYMORE,
Atlaiitic City, N. J.
Open all year. Hot and cold sea-water baths.
Booklet. Golf privileges. TRAYMORE HOTEL CO.
D. S. WHITE, I*res. HOWARD WHITE, Jr.. Man.
myl?-45t
HOTEL IROQUOfiS,
Sooth Carolina Ave. .".nd Beach.
Convenient to I ler and Boardwalk. Capacity.
400. Rooms single and en suite. with bath. Table
and service unsurpassed. Elevator street level. Sun
parlors heated. Levengood's Musical Trio engaged.
Special spring rates, flu to $17.50 weekly; $2.!V0
and up day. Saturday until Monday. $4.00. Write
for booklet and terms. W. F. SHAW.
fe!7H?4t,10
TH E CHALFONTE,
OX THE BEACH.
AT NORTH CAROLINA AVE..
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Modern and comfortable in every detail. Booklet,
my 10-20t-U LEEDS 4 HAINES GO.
Hotel DeomHS,
Atlantic City, N. J.
Enlarged and Beautifully Improved.
New Private Tiled Baths
\\ ith Hot and Cold Sea and Fresh
Water.
Liberally Appointed in Every
Feature.
Extensive Lawn Between the Hotel
and Boardwalk.
Write for New Booklet.
Walter J. Buzby.
myl7-sA-w.13t.50
The ABlbemiarie,
VIRGINIA AVE. NEAR BEACH
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
elegant modem hotel, new throughout, offers
to those desiring superior accommodations at mod
? ,u-s teautlful rooms, newly and mod
ern ly-furnlshed, with enameled and brass beds, ic.
together with unexcelled cuisine and service, at
5 if y riEdui!ed rates of **? J1" aI,?' *1- weekly; $2
? ?? ha8 a c"Paclty of 4"0 guests and
a frontage of over 2o0 feet, giving it many 'front
rooms and over 4.00., ?j. ft. ^ sun parlors and
P"fV 'es;, an_d 1" Complete with private and public
hatha, steam heat, elevator service and every com
f.'.'.Vi.- , from true photographs and further
particulars on request. Special Saturday until Mod
mylT-'ttt,lif J- ^ <*>"?
Qrand Atlantic Hotel,
And sea-water bathing annex. Virginia ave. and
th<-' Beach, Atlantic City, N. J.
oOO handsomely furnished front rooms, en suite
ana single; many with hot and cold sea-water
."i!.ta''bed- Offers very special spring terina?
*1 \ i f *15 weekly; f2 to $3 daily. The
choicest cuisine and service. Extensive sun par
lors, palm gardens and amusement balls. Or
chestra. Write for booklet.
fe!4-104t-12 CHARLES E. COPE.
COLEMAN HOUSE,
South Carolina ave. and Beacb.
?odern. *'0? e?ery convenience.
?, dJrectly on <*???> front, between the ploim
?M all places of amusements. OFFERS special
tor May and June?$1.60 per day and
nco'.S ^ per *nd UP- Light, airy rooms wltk
ocean view. Excellent cuisine. Am. rican and
mylBa26tPWM' GE?' U CUUMAN' Jr
TII1li?.^h>A?UNGT?N ~ TENNESSEE AVE. AND
iieach, Ia-ge, alrr rooms, tlrst-clasa table: 110
"d, 'weekly. Special to families.
myl&-20t,4 CHAS. li. COUCH MAN.
THE BEAUMONT ?OCEAN END OF TENNESSEE
?Te-i capacity. 200; Urge exeba^e and
hilt ?hmgK ha,il8: new furnishings; steam
rffi.. i5* eIceIIent cuisine; special spring
BFRT R-tl1?!; Write for bJSklet. Vo?5
Manner 1 ropr" M" HELEN JONE8.
agr. myl5-26t,7
LA FONTAINE,
Ocean end Kentucky ave. Steam heat, sun nar
THE QLENOALE.
St. Jamea place and the Beach; high class- ?l.
HOTEL LEXINGTON
} MATTHEW BAINES.
^ THE "VARMOUTH."
UcoL ns^one CHELSEA-Atlantlc City,
booking rtv,nml>',Ta for ""Potion and
flrstkTas..^kl^?S.iTe^ ^ TleW"
myii-2Bt-tf TO. GUTHRIE, Owner and Proprietor.
HOTEL GLADSTONE
mlsgg
Most central Saflon^ nea? "'the h k k
"wTSi00" f,ire; rates. eaCh: h0me
? ? H. W. SHARPLES8.
Seaside House,
Ocean front hotel. Open all the vear* riopof?
bU,?h.Paf ^' Grc,1|f"-. Hot and 'cold' sf. vrVtw
THE FREDONIA, TENNESSEE AVE ZnB
SfSacit?PMsn ffi'* "T. Mo,t ceD,r*1 location!
capacity, 250. All appointments; excellent tabla
Booklet. G. W.' CARMANt!
THE DuiNLOF, c7t^'nv*?.
front-11 *"t're'y of brick snd directly on 'the beach
rront, most central location. Contains mam nn<t
?h?.WJ?ter bat^ Private and pSwi" eTr.S
on ,f!a lj? OTeriookIng the boardwalk, dlalng hall
^ftSSi K STBS
Berkshire Inn.
cVIRGINIA AVE., OCEAN HIND
12%) Mr P?'i1N Ma/ .*Dd 00 and
P?clty^*300. l^aobatracted ^e^L.?
pleasant rooms, single and en suite Elovthw
?team beat, batha and every comfort. 'Booklet. '
mKt,Wt<mU' ^ ^ ~t^?3KW.SON
Hotel Arno, ^rVf0^,!;6'
ocean-view room*. '
myl-2Ct,4 |1 day and op.
~ HOTET NEW ENGLAND. "
"P."1"1 Kentncky Ave. and the Beach.
atei -m1 -
mhs-18t-r bryan * Williams.
New Jersey ate., adjoining the beach. TTnofc
atructed view. New management. Capacity 400,
One at the finest new hotels: rooms alngle or e*
.suite, with bath; Terr special rates until Jaly L
Booklet. H. S. STEVENS, Prop. JOHN McAl
lister, Mgr. Formerly of Hodman Houae, M. X.
ap-'4 26t-10
ATLANTIC CITT, It. J.
Atlantic City, N. J.
HOTEL ST. CHARLES.
ON THE BEACH.
Finest <n the Co??t- W r 1 ? e for Booklet,
myl 28t.l0 JAMES B. EEILLY.
NEW RUDOLF.
(Vmd front; 400 rooms, with sea and fresh
water baths. Special spring rates.
apS-tf.A OH AS. R. MTER8.
HOTEL SENATE,
Directly on the Ocean Front.
ROOMS EN sC'ITK WITH BATH ATTACHED.
SIN PARLOR; ELEVATOR To LK\EL OF
STREET. F. T. OOOK * SON.
mh2? 52t 6 .
THE ARLINGTON,
MICHIGAN AVE. A>D THE BEACH.
Capacity 300. Elevator. steam beat. orivnte and
?ublie baths, etc. Spring rates, daiiy, $2 and
3: weekly, $10 and upwards.
ap24-26t-7 L. K. KUNZ.
Atlantic City's newest and most magnificent hotel,
Marlborough House.
Stone, iron and slate construction.
Private baths with every room or suite. Capacity
600. Entire block on ocean front. Booklet.
JOS1 All WHITE & SONS.
apl-tu.tv,m,35t,7
TTIE FIERREPONT. New Jersey Ave. and Reach.
Open All Year. Full ocean view. Large, airy
rooms, en suite, with bath. All modern appoint
ments. Including elevator from street level. Apply
for booklet. J. L?. BECHTEL. Owner and Prop.
fe21 TSt.O
TO THOSE DESIRING AN t'NASSl'MlNG.
HOME-LIKE FIOL'SE. absolutely clean, good table,
quick service. w% call attention to the
HOTEL MAJESTIC,
Virginia ave.. third house from B^ach.
Capacity. 250. Large 6un parlor; elevator from
street level; steam heat; baths. Specially low spring
rate. $2 to $2.50 daily; fU to $14 weekly Booklet
mailed. A. C. OSBORNU.
aplO-78t.!2
HA0D0N HALL,
ATLANTIC CITT. N. J.
Every modern appointment and comfort. Hoi
and cold M*a water baths. Qolf links.
Write for illustrated literature.
Jal6-tf-l0 LEEDS & LIPriNOOTT.
THE FRONTENAC, KENTUCKY AVE. AND
Beacb. Full view of ocean. New and modern.
Capacity, 250. Reduced spring rate, $S, $10 week
ly, $1.50, $2 daily, for large, pleasant rooms and
excellent cuisine. Elevator, baths, steam heat,
sun parlors, etc. Booklet. Mrs. 11. Y. MOYER.
mhl 84t,0
The Wiltshire,
Virginia Ave., near Beach.
American plan, $2.50 per day and upward. Euro
pean plan, $1.00 per day and upward. Heated by
?team; sun parlor; elevator to street level; cafe
attached. Booklet mailed.
mh24-78t-lO 8. ft. PHOEBUS.
THE LORAINE?ON THE BEACH. ST. CHARLES
place. Fresh and sea water baths. Elevator.
Spe< l:il spring rates. Booklet.
fe20-78t-4 SAM L WAGNER & SON.
THE SAVOY.
CHELST-A, ATLANTIC CITT.
llwted San Parlors Salt water In all bath
rooms. Stationary washatanda In all rooms.
Hate, $15.00 per ??l and upward. Philadelphia
address. 1816 Cbeatnut St.
BlhlB 78t.l0 S. M. HAXLEY.
HOTEL RALEIGH,
Atlantic City. N. J.
SPECIAL RATE FOR JUNE AND SEPTEMBER.
For booklet snd rates Inquire of Mr. H. E.
MITCHELL, at Howard House.
200 beautiful rooms, modern in all Its appoint
ments. Liberally conducted. Coach will meet all
trains.
fe4-130t-10 JOHN B. SCOTT.
THE BREXTON - MICHIGAN AVE. XBAB
Bearb. Atlantic City, N. J. Steam "neat. San
Prior. Elevator to ? treet level. Private baths.
A. MYERS, For. Br. i ton. Balto. A Caps liar
fe26-7gt-4
HOTEL ATGLEN,
Michigan are.. near beacb. Ulgb-clas* family
botel. |8 to $10 weekly. J. E. REED.
ep28-2?t-4
IW THE HOINTAIXJ.
HOTEL POWHATAN,
CHARLES TOWN, W. \'A.
Popular resort in Va. ta 1 lt'y; modern Improve
ment*: nagulflcent porches; cool ulghts; pur#
mount:) la air and water: 2 tours from Washing
ton. Rates reasonable. my!to-Mt
THE ELETON.
Open for guests. Information and booklets ob
talne 1 at Room 100, Corcoran bldg., Washington.
DC., or by addressing A. C. DRAWBAUGH.
Prop.. Tikton. Va. my 16 Jot*.5
B!ue Mountain House,
WASHINGTON CO., MARYLAND.
The Queen Resort of the Blue Ridge, overlooking
the beautiful Cumberland and Shenandoah Valleys,
will open on June 17. Rooms en suite or single,
with bath; unexcelled cuisirif. The manager of the
Blue Mountain House will Ik* at the RigffS House
on Saturdays, May 17. 24 and 31, and June 7 and
14, to reserve rooms and give general information
regarding rates, ice. PETER S. FLYNN. Mgr..
215 E. Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md.
myl5-28t,14
Paxinosa Inn,
On Wj-gadt Mountain, near Easton, Pa., opens for
the season on May 22. For booklet aind t?Tins
address T. W. PIGGOTT, Proprietor. ml4-w&s.6t
AURORA HOUSE
Annex and Cottages
?on top of Alleghanies. Open June 1 to Nov. 1.
For illustrated l?ooklet apply Rooms 500-7 "Star"
building. J. H. SHAFFER, Prop'r, Aurora, W. Va.
my 10-tf-8
m VISTA ?? HOTEL
DJ THE ALPS OF AMERICA."
Via Western Maryland R. R from Baltimore.
HANDY TO WASHINGTON.
OPENS JUNE 23.
Nature's most gorgeous pictures lie at your feet
and all ber lnvigoratlons cluster roundabout.
The one spot where the cosxlnps of bealth are
Irresistible, where altitude defies heat, and where
comfort nd content are confluent realisations.
The Ideal of Summer Beat and Recreation.
Tbe Table will constitute one of the principal
attractions.
WM. P. FARRELL, Manager, can be seen at
the Ebbltt House from 10 a.m. to S p.m. on May
17, 24 and 31, and June 7 and 14. my9-32t-24
LOCKWOOD AND ANNEX HARPERS KERRY,
W. Va., open for the season: line location; shady
grounds; table and service excellent; terma mod
erate. A. P. DANIEL. Proprietor. myS-ltMt
HILL TOP HOUSE: AMONG THE MOUNTAINS;
cool nights; superior board; artesian water;
baths; dancing; golf; season ticket on ssle May
1; open ISth; telegraph In botel.
myl-tf T. 8. LOVETT, Harper's Ferry, W. Va.
CAPON SPRINGS and BATHS.
High tip on tbe Great North Mountain. A moat
delightful summer resort. Will open June 1. Large
and congenial company every seaaon. For booklet.
Information, rates, etc., address
CHA8. F. NELSON. Capon Springs, W. Va.
atWK.1
MONTEREY INN AND COTTAGES. A FAVORITE
resort In the ::ioe Ridge, will be OPEN FOR
GUESTS JUNE i0; high altitude; pore water;
perfect sanitation: beautiful drives; gulf, tennis,
library. Address S. W. BULLING. 819 Park sts..
Balto.. Md.; after Jane, Bias Ridge Summit. Pa.
sp22-lin*d
SPRINGS AND BATHS.
CarrollSprings Sanitarium
For invalids, convalescents sad those deslrlb. "est
snd quiet. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Bsths. ;ec
trlclty, son parlor, acetylene gas. hot-wster beat
and open Urea. Pars spring water piped through
tbe boose. Send for illustrated circular. Twenty
minutes from Washington by B. and O. R R. or
forty minutes by Brichtwood electric care. Address
G. H. WRIGHT. M.D., Forest Glen, Msrylaad.
Long Distance Telephone 117-3, Takoma.
vMriLta
SPRINGS. W. TA?> HOURS FROM
Washington; deligfctfal furnished cottage; china.
?table; medicinal water and electricity through
boose. Summer or year, rent reasonable.
?yl-Mt -- ?
SUMMER RESORTS.
CAPE MAY. K. J.
THK STXX.-TON HOTEL.
Cap* M y. N. i.
Informalu>o obtained trxl ran he mad*
at H.'lcl N'nrmandie, 15t' ao4 I ata. r w.
m;rrt-Mr H. M an
M Etl UROVG, *. J.
THE QUEENS
Plrfftlj on tbe Beach. Finest location *ni the
north JerM*f cosst; no malaria. moiM)ult??e* ??r
flies. Tiblc and sppointmeutp Ar?t-<-la*? Re
duced rstce for May. Send for booklet, my 16-23: T
HKM H HA\ KK, K. J.
BRA OR HAVEN. N J.
HOTEL BALDWIN.
Seasoa June 21 to Oct obi* 1
TVORH THK DIEFXT MANAGEMENT OF
THK OWNBR. THK EST ATK or OH AS. T.
PARRY Mo?t p?pular resort for fishing At*!
yachting Terms moderate. Send for Ixioklet.
Philadelphia office, 796 Mutual Life building
my 17-Mt.iO
RKHOROTH. IIRL.
DOUGLASS HOIHUL Reboboth City, Del.
Open June I until Oct. 1. Stw-lal ratas for
June and Sept ?mber Correspondence solicited.
nnl4 .r>2t 4 JEFFERSON * U>FLAND. Pmpe
Hotel Henlopen and Hotel Casino,
Reboboth Beach, IVL
Reason 1901. On the Board Walk. 0?e hundred
or can front room* Excellent t*l?ie. lie** .us Ms
rstes. WALTER BURTON. I
GEO. A. ROCK. {PmprWuew.
Addr^w: Hotel Osford. Wa?btn?ton. I). C.
ap2? ?H*-S
OTRI* CITY, Mil.
THE BREAKERS,
IHRRtTIvY ON THK REACH,
Ocean City. Maryland.
For termn. etc . addmi, until June T?. Miap M.
E NKWToN. The <;nfnbim, 13<?9 17th at Wash
ington. D. C. my2l 2?i* 7
SKASIIIK. NEW l\?.l\\n
Hotel Sorrento & Collages,
SORRENTO. MAINE.
Will open June 28. Appo!ntmentp modern In nil
resjiects. Electric lights. M"?tn heat. private
hatha, salt and ft??k!. wutn fiabliif, g< If ami tennis.
Several u ell-furnished cottages for rent to pri
vate f am I Ilea. Address
r s. insTKi.N. rn?p.
Copley Square Hotel. Boston. Mass.
Or 11 V. BCKNKY,
myl3 I2t,14 The Arlington. Washington. I* C.
8EA8IDB-MIM ? I I \>l oi %.
OUTAGES AT WILDWOOD BY-THK SK A TO
rent or for sale, furnished. Send for uiy HAND
SoMK ILLUSTRATED BOOKLKT JoHN N.
KKKYK, 203 Walnut place., l'hila.. or Hotel
Dsyton. Wfldwood. \w Imef. nff-27t*
FtlR KENT WALNUT POINT lfo~TEL. MM*
ated on Coau river, near the moth of potomss
? river; hn? the advantages of fine fishing. ha thing.
Nat sailing. and can be easily supplied *lth
all tbe luxuries ?f bait water, steamers ply lug
between Baltimore and Washington touch at
the IVtnt six times a week For tertua apply
to Mrs. W. P Co WART. Trilby. Ys my7 101
NISCKSLLARROI S.
LEKSBURG INN. LEKSBURG. V A., IS NOW
ready for summer visitors; high elevation: in*?
? dicinal water; cnlsfne unexcelled; hot and cold
hatha: rat en moderate. For Information sddr?'ss
EICIIAR A BARRY. myl?> 12i?
ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE.
HOTEL.* ANA COTTAUKS K< III I1KNT ANli SAI.K.
I j MAM
(Successors to I. G. Adams A Co.).
Rooms 2-4-0i-8. Ileal Kstate and Law hhlg..
Atlantic City. 'Phone 71.
ja15 iaot-6
_ SEASHORE REAL ESTATE.
NEWPORT. R. I FIRNISHKI) COTTAGES,
rent or sell: modern conveniences; ocesn front|
tine liathlng; pinna and ph<<tos of E. li. 1IALL,
53 State at . Room 642. Boston
mv 17.2124.28.11 AJe4?
ALLENHURST. PEAL. ASBURY PARK.
Modern furnished cottages for rent.
MILAN ROSS AGKNCT.
sp2C 26t-4 Ashury Park. N. J
ATTORNEYS.
CAMP1IELL CAItRINUTON. ATTORNEY AT UW,
Webster Law building. D at. n w.. Washing
ton, I>. C. Residence, No. 8 Mount VMM Fiars,
New York ave. and Uth at. n.w. sell
CHARLES S. BUNDY,
Cotnmlaslr.ner of I>?*eds for New York and all otber
states and territories. Fendall bldg , ci?r. 4^ St.,
pi site ''ity Hall 'Phone 1^18 au23-4 tf
PIANOS TUNED.
Tt NTN?i ANI) REPAIRING PIANO REPAIRING
in all its branches by experts from the Kradhury
factory. I>?t ua place your lnatrument In perfect
condition musically. You'll lie eun>rlae?l at tbs
improvement In tone. Charges reasonable.
myl4 tf F G. SMITH. 1225 Pa ave.
? ? *?
DOGS, CATS, ETC.
FOrRTF.KNTH STREET HOSI'ITAL 1?R lxx'.S.
Surgical and medical dis<*as' a of d??ga and cats.
Auimula U>arded. Dog cemetery. 'I'houe main
171 2. HOSPITAL. 21 IS 14th at. n.w my!7 tf
DR. CECIL FRENCH. EXPERT SPECIALIST.
Diseases and Surgery of the Do^ and Cat.
Infirmary and Boarding Kenuela, Kllngle road.
City office. 718 12th at u.w. Tel. iScbmid'a) 2461-1.
my 14toJy51nc-4
FOR SALE?JL9T RECEIVED FIJESH FLOWER,
gardeu and lawn gniss seeds, hull*, plant food,
stakes [* ts. Ac. SCI I MID'8 BIRD STORE. 7li
12th st n.w. mh7-tf-4
SURVEYS, PLATS, ETC.
6LRVETS. SLBUIVISION8. I'LATS. PLANS. OO.V
structlous puperlntended. estimstea snd report^
high class drawings of all kinda. WM. II.
BENTON, Civil, Topographical and I^andacaps
Engineer. Atlantic bldg., 930 F n.w. 'Phone 730.
ap10r3m-5
STORAGE.
FOR RENT?623 D ST. N.W., 2 I'LjOORS FOR
storage; alley entrance; rent $2??.
G. W. WKBER.
my21-tf,4 1333 F i buaenient )
FOR RENT?STORAGE ROOMS
Large, dry rooms, for furniture storage. 819
llKh at. n.w.; $5. GEO. W. LIN KINS.
inyl6-6t 8(N? isuh at. n.w.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF ALL KINDS STORKDj
roowa dry and well ventilated; carnagea, buggies
and automobiles also stored; prices '?h? ?nable.
THOMAS DOW LING STORAGE CO.. 612 B at.n.w.
my3-26t
MEDICAL.
HAIR DRESSER ? Cl'RKJi SCALP 1>!>EAS?J
brings hair on bald heads; removes dandruff;
stramitooiiig and treating hair a specialtv. Mrs.
MARY A. WHITE. 1732 8th at. apl2-62t*
Thermo EtectrSc Institute
Top. Ruildin<, 817 14th at. n.w.
Rooms 4<V|. 4<iP and 400.
For treating Rheumatism. Gout aud all other af
fertkns of Joluta. Hones. Nervea, etc.. Is t^ulu
with tb? latest approved apparatus for appljl?|
superheated dry ?'r. static ami other f<>
electricity. X rai, etc. InHpectlon lurited. Co*
?ultatlon free. Hours. 9:30 to 12, 2 to S.
ap2S-2ttt*-10
Dr. LEATHERMAN,
Expert Specialist In the cure of si1 special dis
eases Ilvdrocele. Varicocele, Stricture. I a po
tency snd Blood diseases cured for life. Consult*
tloo free. 602 P st. n.w. a pi 7-tf .?
Specialist,
12th
& F Sts.
Regular Graduate Two Schools.
Authorised to treat Diseases of tbe Brain and
Nervoue System. Skin. Blood. Heart. Ktoma^h. Liv
er, Kidneys, Bladder, Nose, Throat aud Luuga.
Stricture. Varl<*ocele and Hydrocele cored wit host
"jttiBg or operation. No pain. No ioas of tlsas.
B loodl Uses sea and Disorders of tbe Urinary Organs
promptly relieved and permanently cured by aafle
methoda. Vitality restored. Charges low. Free
consultation in person or by letter. Hours 10 to I
snd 3 to 6. Sunday. 10 to 12. iahl2-lm-H
OR. CZARRA,
WELL-KNOWN GERMAN SPBCIAIJST.
X Ray for examinations, diagnose* and treatment
[ in skin, blood, rheumatism, piles, stricture, cancer,
bladder, kidney, hydrocele, varicocele, private dis
easea. Vitality of sexes restored.
Cured without cutting or pels.
l\UpiUfi v Dally. 0 to 0 p.m. Tote aud
Sat.. 8 p.m. 117 6th at. a.w. ~? tf
MACHINERY, ETC.
boiler. 7l4i,il0; Hfp^Otfo P,'MP A\B
U?"hT!l!,k 40-H p i""" '?OKlne; qts
* bU"er- 2S H P. feed
dentistry.
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES.
Firm, comfortable, durable, beautiful. und<.?
?Me. pain lea*. DR L. B WILSON
ap22 2Ct?-4 821 ISth at B.
UNDERTAKERS.
W. R. S pea re,
Undertaker & Embalmer,
mo r i
??Mytblac Ktlcttr

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