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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-05
TWO FROM
PORTLAND
Seattle Takes Both Fourth oil
July Games from Webfoots

PORTLAND. July s.-5eattis took
both games from the home team here
yesterday. HoGE was back IN the
box for Seattle. and although he
delivery was al times a trtfle Wtit,
he pitched a good game. Only one
III, was made from his delivery. and
he struck out eight men Portland
had but one chance 90 win. and that
was IN the first inning. when the
bases we're full They failed 70 score
however. and lost the rame 20 Q.
Sfovali swigied for Dusdnless team
In the afternoon game. ana seattls
won again By a score Of 4 90 ;. Enxis
was on the mat for the home team
Daxdaie IL confident that hts team
viii 81 least capture tbs SERIES
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saski carrots. ti,Tsgaoo or sash l..iass
10 81 ss &C. i.ssf22..Se s,a 20 ~ ~
s e.,, s ses s Pc, sss ss s pots.
Toes. "a % psf ease CHI psppsrs 20 aos
ssuertrsut. sAaaei i9snaioss. si.W ~
paf dasl parsley z0d s0el onions.
too Der sscki paysaips. u 10 esa.
lias~et. 49, ramokias sgsse e.
a H. si.sssai SO - sas s,rias bsan.
spreaia. les Saas ,te. ''lsshsn. i ,.,.s
.as .osis,s ger sas es,i!s ssesIasss
III - fsf eassl sfsen corn. Doc pef o.
ssntaleapss. 60 yer eass
rfsvisisas
Fssah naat-csw bssf. y pr nj s,ess
...i egs.s s sss ~ 10. "s sss H. sss. ia1ss
. ,.,s ssn ' Hans. ice bssshfasi
sasss. i.s eslli.s. -. ~. paoo, K...
err washlastda timothy. $500 alfalfa,
eis 0tsftfs %. -. a.. -
arains oats. $500 whsas 1880 oorn'
sac %. relied harley. HOO
sattsr. chssss. rggs ana reuitry
nat,sr- wsshiaston cresmsnes 2ts
'ss ess.ss.snstiy. wsshipsies fyu cream
tseIf4e Eastern fss rofh. lbsultal
I.soi's % is -. sss sssf ss" YsSs ,soiss
i,mhsrssr. IsGfTsl sfics. iegiIsl s~iss-
isa lee -,
T2vs~ strictly fresh faneh. &se' Can
faratA ltuihg. ofsson. tses
faY. pouitfF- Hens. iaA4lse. urefs
:. OPS @ 90 ~ turkeys iaoiss' s'"''
Dressed tsuaiiry- Tsftsys. itginf reese
tlaIae ducks ifoins. chicssna. i1Oltc
HsnsY i7Ntss.
Cen uaissssa hseas rriess
cosfsetsd daliY-Tf1s fpiiouins prices ar
tssnE afssts T. tAs ffodaeef "a road LETT
ea the daaf o. o. The caf 81 ttattisi -.
efsia=usts. 90 o9a - % bsfieg. tsiso
wheat ehieAsn tsed. mo snfn. S-iA
tsa % -
f.hssssaNstfss WsshtnFtcn tigiiee-
EaxsaEiHiftig fresh fanfh. xt9&sf -
fsuftaf@N aahihat1n CRANKY ~ @ie
~Arh. tsaIfs
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Wolff
American
Special

Specifications. frame 20, n or "a
inches. Tubing. inch. wheel
base, az inches. Tread. ~ inches.
Drop. IN inches. Color. iustrous
black or ruby over nickel. all nick
adjustment. Knock -out axiss. Self.
oiling crank axle. Hercules spokes.
.076 Ewased block chain. Special
cyciodial tooth sprOcket. Weight
regular equipment. a pounds. The
finish ls superb salamnnder or
translucent ruby over a highly pol-
ished coat OF fun nickel. They arr
full Of worth, and smile producers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-05
MAY JOIN

CHICAGO. July t-Ths strike Of
Union paeifir machiulsts may spread
20 ether branches Of the service.
The nfelherhooa Of Locomotive I'm
gineefEs Flrsmen and Trstnmen have
been notifed that they may be call
ed upon 10 strike In sympathy. n
Il Understood they will 80 out whsn
asked.
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REL MBERS
Mr.. HUTCHINSON

The city employees Of the City Di-
rsctory Co. yesterday presented r.
Hutc hinson with a beautiful gold
headed cane upon the eve Of HIS re-
tirefneut as manager OF the company
In Seattle. Mr.. Hutchinson has been
connected with the company as local
manager for several years. and In
held in high esteem by the employees.
Mr.. Hutchinson, in replying 20 the
donors. thanked them for the gift
and assured them that he would al
ways entertain the kindest renlen-
brancss Of his sojourn with him.
The steamship Humboldt sailed
last night for 9kagwey with ts pas
senFers. L. ~. Powell shipped 400
sheep TO Dawson.
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SERMONS ON HELL

Rev. Alexander Beers. pastor Of the
Free Methodist church. corner Pine
street and Terry avenue. has decid-
I'd to preach a series Of sermons on
the subject rs There q HeilT" His
frat discourse viii BE- delivered to-
morrow night. the others viii b. an
nounced later.
The agnostio IL quick In dsciar-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-05
MERChAN rs
PROTEST

The merchants OF Pike street are
nut a4alnsl the sLey sootplas4
oxancs In Inc vsclnity "a tfszt street.
d oxx morning a peti1kon was Iilea
~lxn tne p0ard or punk wsfks ask
4nx That pody 10 rcsrfnd permit
erAngeu 10 a stand AZ iisc r.0rtn emu
: r. the aIley between Esrco&sd and
Third avenues ana fike af-d Un4on
atreeta- IL Is stated IN the pstttion
6nnt the stand IL an oDs1ucaien TO
TRAFFIC. The matter was f~rrurred 10
huperintencent OF streets LATHE. VINO
mi move II at once
the ElkH' carnival commhtee ID
~ucountsrlnk q little oppositinn TO It's
REQUEST Tor the use OF certain parts
Of onion street and Third avenue. A
uumDer Of merchants this morning
pxfitionea the board Of pubic Wcrks
protesting against tho Eiks being al
b0wsd 70 close any part o. In'fe az
enue north OF Union street. Ins
matter was referred TO the super1n-
eendsnt OF Streets
Blds were opened tor the following
ntrast improvements. Concrete SIDE
vr.lks on INrnty-fir Avenue. grad
fnx Valley street from Queen Anne
avenue TO Lake Union. ana concrete
eldswaiks on Eleventh avenue a
petition was flied ~ the Chamber
A1[
Immediately proceed with tho build
az OF q stairway around the Queen
Anne stand pipe so that sightssers
snay be enabled TO reach tins cbser.
xatory at the top Of the stand pipe.
IL u pointed out that from this spot
can be had one of the best views OF
the city and surrounding country 70
be procured The. city engineer Will
snAks = report upon this next Sat
nrd2y. A petition ior the sieeMnIs-
anx u various streets Ia the Denny
THURMAN addition. was referred 70
ahe city engineer.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
The board took up aHd considered
estimates flied ny tins eity engineer
On various street improvements and
made disposition 81 thsn4 aa follows.
Grading. sldewasksHs and parking
Xoy sGseos frem Bohtlus avenue 70
howard avenue. $780, recommend
Ing ebas H. be DOT prosecuted, grad
inS 1snfh. bisV.nth, Twelfth az
~uues and other /AtrestB near Fire.
mont. tio.so0, approved, GRADING
Woodisa1 psEk ~ saue FROM Egius
e,xeuue 10 North Forty second street
~. 30. recommend Cd not 10 be prose.
esItad Is there " another ordinance
U1ndina concerning the same dis
Sr1r{f grading and sidewalising Easi.
street. from birst avenue - western
egenue, si,7oe, recommended not t
be Droseeuted, paSins bif4t avenue
frofa Pike stfest ia Denny way with
ssbhail, vi, 500, ylfn sitrified brick
~. s6a. both referred awaiting &C
fisn upea the petitions introduced
fsr tho grading ~ the same street
xrnalux HO.. ard avenue from How
"A strsst 10 Mercer street. non pros
ec.1fion as a mex resolution ia 70 b
Introduced covering more territory
piaaklas Wesilake avenue et al
so. loo, pe-refeTrea
Eo Bids we're opsped for the graz
ing ~ Gales street this hefnial
r.v,ng " an error Ia the wording q
fhs ordinances. This will render tn
friroductI0n ana passage % pes
ordinance necesHafy. Chief hook, Q
the fire department, reported 70 N
board thai one u his hornes baa nie'
"a 1ply 1 ~ tae result o. AZ sso'asi'
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LOST HEAD

BERKELEY, july k~T-he fndinx
Of a human head on the hills near
berkeley last evening created q
great mystery. TIE authorities nov
believe Il vas left there BY aome
university student who was cram
ming for his anatomy examinations,
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SOCIALISTS

Socialists meet IN carpsntsrs hall
At p. m. T. E- IAtEmsr. late or.
ganlEsr ~ the party. win speak on
the subject. Is Fociaiisma Dreamr''
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Two batfisshlps At the navy yard
Sunday. Hostr leave tsufrnan dock
at ,. 10 and II a tn. Ia %. lis. s.se.
a. 40. sss and 10 - .. m.
Fare. &c round trip.
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The MARKETS
JosslMe QUOTATIONS.


ersss yrsi.
f~anons-ft tool sTt . hex. e9ekinf sR-
piss IA Ell 90 satinH appiss ~ 1874 %
ersnxss. 81 1c9I1 90 tsnaa as, ~ tooss &C.
pla.1rpi.a salS ser desi sssfiing as.axss
ssa s.ssfs ~ 80. taisnetss. tos93t -
hsuss. o. soeta % cess tenssfiass ~. y.
sfaps frsii. ts.oo0nep ssfa~tefrtss
y % Esf efats ctarss fe~aiiret. - -
shsrrt~s ee9ste rsT eexi ge-r~shtrftesI =
~ D. spftrais. ~ 49, sesss r~sehsss -
carFanss 81 50 riunla - rss NTiss,
81 50. raspessrsss ti.1s. nss lis - ees.
vsrststiss
Potatoes Oh. tioncesiaco fsr tea.
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ten.inninE game here yesterday Hell
enA won from Tacoma ~ a score Of
TO 2 WiKws. the Helena pitcher.
did some great work.
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Rsiehsrt nros.. pianos. iis unien
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NO GAME AT BUTTE.
nUTrE. July s.-No game yestsr.
day. Rain.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-16
PROSPECTING FOR OIL,
GOLD IS DISCOVERED
A. F. Nash and NJ. o. Georgia
Find Large Nugget.

ITHACA. y. Y. Oct 16.-While pros
pecung in the town Of Newfeld. adjoin-
ing Ithaca for natural gas. \. F Nash,
of Ithaca. and N o. Georgia, Of the town
Of NewdeId. discovered n large nugget
which chemists from Syracuse Univer-
sity. have declared to be gold
The nugget is as large as walnut
and the farmers who have been watch
ing the movements Of the two prospec-
tors declare that they have seen many
other nuggets Of the same description,
but never thought that they were val
liable
Already over 5000 acres have been
Ie2zed by these two men but they refuse
to disclose the nature Of their discov-
cries until every foot Of the Newfeid
hills have been secured
The farmers in that vicinity are now
thoroughly excited over the reputed dis
covery OF the yellow metal
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-16
FOOTBALL PLAYERS
RESORT TO SLUGGING
N estern CoIIegians Turn
Game Into Free Fight.

OMAHA. Neb.. Oct. I6.-Three football
players with broken limbs, one knocked
senseIess. the umpire knocked down and
tramDIed upon, and many members Of
both teams with bloody noses or other
wounds, was the result Of the game be
tween the University Of South Dakota
and the Omaha Medical College, Tues
day. on the Omaha grounds.
The medicos Iost-l2 10 0. From the
kickoff the contest developed into a
rough and tumble riot It was 4 bone
crunching. flesh bruising. knockdown
affair.
Shortly after the opening, Jungbluth,
Of Omaha, knocked Nevetny senseIess
with blow from his fist. The South
DakoJans chased Jungbluth on the field,
and substitutes were put in
Olsen, for Dakota, grabbed Peterson
by the throat and began strangling him.
Olsen was knocked down and walked
over Captain Newcomb, Of the South
DakOtas. fell. and in rough and tumble
fight came out with a broken shoulder
blade Edy. OF Omaha. was Knocked
down and Jrampled so badly that he had
10 retire
Thompson. Of South Dakota, attacked
Stewart, Of Omaha. and was kicked in
the side One rib was broken and he
was otherwise injured Hanson. Of South
Dakota. was severely sIugged- He was
taken from the game
Umpire WhiJtemore received a left
hook on the jaw. but recovered and I'm
ished the game The blow was given FOX
calling one OF the players "a liar"
Every man suffered so severely that all
subs were used up. and TWO men from
the spectators were called in to finish
the game
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-16
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected to September %. 1902

Trains leave IRON Pennsylvania Station
500 a. H. Daily. Local for HarrlsOubUrgs
Warreaton, Charlotte and way stations
1851 a. II Daily Washington. Richmond
and Florida Limited. Flrst-class coaches and
drawing room sleeper to jacksonville. Tia Din
lng car service
HIS 4. ii. Daily United States Past Mail.
kiTst-class coaches and drawiHg-roofn sleeper
70 New Orleans Dining car service
81 a. II. Daily. Local for Warrenton and
Charlottesville
4;0l p m Week Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations en- Manassas branch
40 P n. Daily Local for Warreuton and
Charlottesville.
s:45 P. n Daily New York and Atlanta TX
press FIrst-class coach and sleeper 70 Atlantz;
Mondays, Wednesdays. aud Fridays. Sunset
Route Tourist sleeper Washington 10 san
FRANCIS %. Pullman buffet service.
$50 P m Daily New YORK and FIorida
Express FiTst-cIaSs coach a1d sleeper to 81
vannsh, jacksonville, and Port Tampa; sleeper
to augusta, and connection Tor Aiken Dining
car rGTyice-
1901 p. n Daily New York and Memphis
Limited tvis LynchbuTE). First class coach and
sleeping Car 70 Roanoke, Knoxville Chat
tanooga, and Memphis; sleeper 70 New Orleans
Dining car service
lo.45 p n Daily Washington and South
western Limited. AL Pullman train. club and
observation cars to Atlanta and Macon; sleep
ers 70 Nashville. Atlanta Macon, Memphis
New Orleans Dining car. service.
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PATENT OFFICE IMPROVEMENTS

Bids we're opened at the Interior De
partmert yesterday for improvements
in the heating system of the Patent o.
fee and for appliances for better Tegu-
lating the temperature in the building.
The work IS divided Into three con-
tracts There were several bidders for
each. Pipes, fittings. and valves are to
be in place within forty days radiators
IN two weeks and temperature regu-
lators in four weeks The pipes are also
TO be covered The award viii probably
be made la his week
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-16
The secrst q a Succession Merchant:

The success Of a merchant depends largely
upon MS ability % please his customers In
order TO do SO he recommends only articles
which are 10 his knowledge most reliable. In
handling medicine this Is especially true, as
people desire the best preparation on the mar
keJ and appr rebate the recommendation of their
druggist Here Is what = J. Leight, OF House
Springs No s8ys Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy I can recommend Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy tc my customers To be second
TO none on the market For Group with children
there Is nothing better" For sale by Henry
Evans, 80 F Street northwest, wholesale and
retail, and all druggists
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ScABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Leave Washington, Penna. R. r. Station.
1874 a. m. sEABOARD FAST MAIL
Daily. Through Pullman Sleepers TO
jacksonville. connecting 1t
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta
I'm, FLA. AND METROPOLITAN
Daily. LI3lITED-Solid train to JACK
sonyjlle and Tampa, with Pullman, Drawing
Room. Sleeping CIR and Cafe Dining Car Pull
man Sleeper 70 Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and
service 70 Petersburg, Raleigh, Southern Pines
(PiuehUrst), Camden, Columbia Savannah.
jacksonville St Augustine. Palm Beach Tam
"a, Key West. and Florida points, also Cuba,
Charlotte, Athens, Atlanta, New Orleans. Chat
tanoOga Nashville, Memphis, points West and
Southwest
$50 am. LoCAL--To Petersburg, Raleigh
UaiIys Southern Pines {PinChurst)
T.smIe-, and intermediate points
Office, 1921 PenEa. Ave
c p. RYAN. WALTER c. COLEMAN.
C,c~r-af F-ss Ant g. r
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STAMPS FOR HONDURAS.

Consul " E AIger reports TO the
State Department from Puerto Cortez
that the government of Honduras has
decided 10 have its postage stamps and
postal cards engraved abroad this year.
and the work is to be done in the United
States II has also sent 10 Philadelphia
and arranged for supply Of silver coin
to be miuted
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-16
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
sehedule Easceve oetober Is. 1poa.

Trains Leave PeEnsyIyania Station
ECO P. Il Daily-CINCISNATT 4Sn L0T-Ts-
VILE EXPRESS sOl-1 ------,--- Ia. tor
Cincinnati Reaches Cincinnati and Louisville
next morning, St. Louis and Chicago that
evening Pullman sleeperz 10 Cincinnati and
Louisville Daily Dining Car.
SO P d Daily - CHICAGO AND ST.
LOIS SPECIAL. 4 new solid YestfbuIed
eiectric-lighted train, arriving Cincinnati
Has q m. Indianapolis 3 Is ? n, ST. Louis
s-s5 ? M daily, Chicago $40 ?. u week
days. Pullman Sleepers 10 Cincinnati. Indian
apo =. st, Louis and Chicago without change.
PaTlOi ar Cincinnati 20 Chicago. Dining car
Il 10 P n Daily-F- F. V LIMITED. solid
train for Cincinnati. Pullman SIeepers 70
Cincinnati. Lexington, and Louisville without
change Compartment Sleeper 70 Virginia
Hot Springs daily except Sunday Sieepers
Cincinnati TO Chicago and St Louis Dining
Car.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio Office. SIS Pennsylvania avenue; COG Four
teenth street. near + and a. the station
Telephone can 1910 EoT Pennsylvania r. B. Cab
Service 4 V FULLER
General Passenger Agent
=. ".
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

Fer RichEon6s Va, and points South, va
Alexandra and FFe1ericksbuE- Leave station,
9th and streets, 4:Sc = IT., S:45 .. Il. daily
dining CSTl for Richmond and points on Az
ante Coat Line ard Florida; I0:fI a u,
100 P N daily (FlOHda and Metropolitan
LImited), ioE Richmond and points on Sea
BOARD AIR Line and FLORIDA: IO:zI a - train
connects at Richmond win c. & 0. Ry. for
Newport News. Old Point Comfort etc: IO:5I
d IT, daily for Richmond aud points d South
an Railway and Florida tdiI,ins car; T:40 a n
week days. 4-z5 p n daily. express for Rich
aaond only Pullman parlor caTs On all
above trains Accommodation fer Quaat-co. 40
d. IA. Sunday only; s-25 .. IL week 1sys;
500 p m, except SATURDAY.
E 7 D. MYERS. ". .. DUKE, ". P. TAILOR.
President General AT. Traffa Hgr
Richmond Va
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROYED PROPERTY IN TRIM
DAD
By virtue % a certain deed Of trust recorded
IN Llbcr 200 at folio 45T, q SEQ. Of the Land
kecorCs u the District Of Columbia, the under
signed as surviving trustee, VIII offer Tor sale.
. at public auction, front Of the premises
MONDAY. OCTOBER 20 1872, at 40 O'CLOCK
p. N, the following described real estate situate
in the county 81 Washington IN said District
viz Lots numbered 81, 80, 81 and 80 II George
p. Davis subdivision Of lots IN block numbered
six to IN the tract Of land known ''TTini-
dad said subdivision and plat thereof are
recorded IN LIBer County NJ : at folio -. Jf
the records # the Office Of the Surveyor Il said
District. And Immediately thereafter ! viii
offer for sale the one undivided mOietE 1T half
interest ia lot numbered tHirty-one SD IN
George ?. Davis SUBDIVISION Of lots IL sd
block. as said subdivision and plat thereof are
recorded in L.her County Nc. at folio 3 Of
The aforesaid Surveyors Office records. said lot
numbered tEirjy-twO 80 IS at the west corner
o. Twelfth and . Streets northeast, Is , feet
front and contains Z,slb square feet Of land.
said lots % and 81 are each l. feet front AMI
each contains I,igO square feet of land: said
lot numbered thirry-nine (5g) IS l. feet front
and Is improved by q tNo-stOry brick dwelling
with side alley; and said lot numbered thirty
one SD is at the north corner Of Twelfth aud
Streets northeast, fronting 50 feet the
former by . on the latter and contains !, 400
square feet Of and The properties VIII lie
offered scparItely-
Terms: O7e-third cash; balance in equal IN
&ralments at one and two years with interes-
a. 5 per cent per aCnuTI, PAYABLE ssmi-aunUaIlv
from the day Of sale. secured by deed Of trust
On the property sold. OF all cash at the Pur-
chascr's OpticH. A deposit of $50 VIII be re-
quired at the time Of sale on each Of the IN
improved lots. and sICO on the sale Of lot mum
hered thirty -n,ne (39) al ctnveyancing and
recording VIII Je at the purchasers cost. Terms
10 be complied with within ten DAYS. otherwise
the undersigned reserves the right TO resell ans
lot At the risk and cost Of the defaultiug pur-
CkJser thereof
AIDS B. BROWNE
1919 st NV, Glover Building
Surviving Trustee
JAMES F. HOOD. Attorney for holder Of notes
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RAILROADS.
FOR MOUNT VERNON,
ALEXANDRIA. AND ARLIS6roN

ALEXANDRIA, AND ARLINGTON
ELECTRIC TRAINS STATION 1914 & Pa Ave
For Mt Vernon. every hour. week days, from
10 a. n. to ; D n
For Alexandra and Arlington every half hour
Round trip to At. Vernon. SOC. Round trip
to Alexandra, 25c. Round trip 20 Arlington,
&c Round trip to Mt. Vernon. incIudirs
Arlington and Alexandra. G0c.
WASH. ALEXANDafs & Mt VERNON RY-
SEE TINE TABLES At HOTELS auI-tf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-16
BALT,naIORE AND Clio r. R.

Schedule Il effect Nay Is 1907.
Leave Washington, New jersey Ave and c St
Chicago and Northwest, 1870 j. n, $40
Cincinnati. St Louis. and Louisville. 1905
L H. AS p. n, ITO night.
Pitts5urg and Cleveland, $3.50 a n. ss:4s
2 n, and go night.
Columbus and Wheeling, -5.20 P -
Winchester, 1855 q. L., lI4sl5 and 1859
L0Tay. Riverton. Front Royal. EIktoa, AIS
Annapolis, 1880. $3.50, llI.5o a II, 1850,
FreddricE. ISIS. 1900. lIo:5o n, -'1:15.
li4-S0, and go p. H.
Boyd and way points, .6-S5- 'ss-O1 a II.
"-I:I5, 4:3o, $50 -tI0:15, I.II-S0 p. n.
CaithersbuTg and way points. 1883. 800 n
H., 1880, '-1:I5, 3d. $50, 500 $3.50,
T-O5. 40. +~10:I5. II1.S0 p n
Washington Junction AID way points, SIS.
%-9.O0 a m. III, 1880, 80 p II
Baltimore, week days, Ks. go, $50, $50
= -J5, 30 xs-50, SIS x9-S0, xI0-O0 Il 80
m xI2-SO noon, X IS. 1900, H 900, Il 80,
4.35 x5:C5. SIS. x6-zJ, $50. x5.O0 xI0-O0.
III 50, u.SJ P n. Sundays, 800. X -O5i
80, xS:S0, xs.oo a m, xl2:20, lis, Ks 90.
Ks 80, x5.C5, ESQ., xs:0o, 1000, xII-30. Hiss
P N
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated with Ptnssch light.
Baltimore, Philadelphia New York Boston.
and the East, 500, .05 (DiGeT), $50 (Bui-
fet). --9-o3 (Diner), 1000 Diner q n.
"I2.20 CDiaer}, 800 ('-RoyaI Limited"
Diner), 400 philadelphia only, sos
tDiner). 500 and II 50 P n (sIeeping Car
open at 1000 o'ciccz)-
Atlantic City, 7:o5, ..Io.o0 Il IL, IiI2:2o
noon. 500 D m
DAILY. Except Sunday. SUNDAY only.
xExprcss trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
sad residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders
left at ticket Offices 6I9 Pennsylvania Avenus
northwest. New York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street and II station
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PRIVATE LOANS

On persona notes without lEuorser, references
OF security, amply your promise 70 pay. Our
EeU plan enables everyone 70 secure ready cz,b
At CHce @IuHOuJ inconvenience OF detay. Uur
method q COEuUcllns 4 Ian business L base
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commO5isticTl from the Cd reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
Goa F St. n W.
Phone. East EOS. Corner Sixth St
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, SIS up; house painting;
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS, Il05 9th st
RE- phone, East SO6-D. ml6-3
EOLTE, s24 9Th st NV. Is constantly receiv-
ing the lRtet. and most attractive designs IN
wall Papers, and papers rooms from 500 up
Call and investigate for yourself and be con
WINGED m14-n
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MONEY TO LOAN at SO 70 per cent. in SUNS
Of 81 90 to 300, on D. c. real estate: pay
of anG f. Der cent mortgage and begin anew
al transactions conducted with economical coz
sideratiOu for borrowers WM- Il SAUNDERS
& co 1907 + st NV