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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-08
BALL TEAMS TO PLAY FOR
BENEFIT OF NEW HALL
Belmonts and War Eagles to Aid the
Trinity Parish Project

The Belmonts and the War Eagles.
two local baseball teams, will
play a game next Monday afternoon on
the Georgetown University campus for
the benefit Of the new Trinity Parish
hall and schooIhouse. Tie game will
be called at o'clock.
The teams are as follows:
elmnnts-Diggs. catcher; Williams
or Sma uwood, pitcher; Pope, first base;
Young, second base; Robinson or
Wright, third base; Byrd, shortstop;
Finney, right field; Sample, left field;
Dunbar. center field.
War EagIes-Green. catcher; Carroll
or Carter, pitcher; first base, Jackson;
second base, Brown; third base, Smith
shortstop, Audrick; right field, Wilson;
left field. Wood. and center field. Hamil-
ton. Clarke, OF Creek.
The game will be umpired by Mr..
Belts
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-08
Mr.. WiItSie, of Rochester,
Raises Point of
New Law.
SALES OF 1901 AND 1902
Asserts That They Are Included in
Provisions Of Act-Tax Collector
Davis DisagTees-Question Referred
TO Corporation Counsel.

Quite spirited controversy has
arisen between Mr.. E. G. Davis. the
Collector OF Taxes. and Mr. Charles H
Wiltsie, Of Rochester. y. Y, the specu-
latoT who has invested large sums of
money in delinquent taxes in the Dis
trict, relative to the issue of tax Ger
tiicates under the law OF July /. 1902.
In view of the fact that the two do
not agree. and. from the correspondence.
cannot agree, Mr.. Davis has asked the
Commissioners to refer tae matter in
dispute to the Corporation Counsel for
an opinion upon the points in dispute
N the latter part of July letter
was received bv the Collector from Mr..
WiItsie. requesting TO be informed
VIXEN the latter would be ready 10
Issue certificates OF the tax sales OF
1!0i ana 1902 The contention ad-
vaoced by Mr. Nilssie was that the act
OF Jelly : was to be construed to cover
sales made prior 10 its passage
Construction of Kew Law
he claimed that there We're only Two
points in which he property owner has
rights under the act. one was with
reference 70 the pcTioa OF redemption
two years from the date OF the tax
certificate; and the other was the rate
of interest-12 per cent under the
law which he consented 10 have re
main at 10 per cent, as under the pre-
yious law 5ir. Wiltsie declared that
The property cwner would not suffer
any injustice. as the time for redemp-
1ion would be extended and the rate O
interest not increased.
That does not 10 my mind meet III:
question. says Ar Davis TO she Com
1nissioners. which is that there ha,
been no sale under the law approved
July 1, and until there is such a sale
the Collector Of Taxes has no authority
10 issue tax certificates under that law
Consequently any certificates issue.
would be declared erroneous, and tn
District would not only have 10 return
the money collected. but would have u
pay interest On the same at the rats
OF 6 per cent. which would be a dis
tInct loss 10 the District"
The Commissioners have forwarded
the papers to The Corporation Counse
for his opinion On the premises
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-08
FRACTURED SKULL BY
C0LLIDlNG WITH WAGON
accident TO q Contractor While Out
Driving.

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. J., Sept. g.
John J. Strang. a contractor. who has
been building the new trolley road OF
The Trenton and New Brunswick Rail
road Company. died in the Wells Me
mortal Hospital here this morning OF
Z fracture OF The skull
MT. SIrang had been along the line
OF the trolley road yesterday afternoon
and was driving back to the city late
last night In the darkness he collided
with farmers wagon, and was thrown
out and received The injury which
caused his death.
The farmer left him lying in the road
way IN IN unconscious condition He
Bas found later by a trolley car motor
man who brought him 70 this city.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-08
MENN0NlTES OBSERVE
AN ANCIENT CEREMONY
General Foot Washing by Men and
Women

RCYERsFORD. Pa. Sept. She
Mennonite Brethren in Christ Of Spring
City held their last quarterly confer
enee and business meeting preparatory
20 the session OF the annual conference
Last night the ceremony Of feet
washing was INDUCED in. Rev. Mussell-
man first preaching On the subject,
szatipg WIZ they observed the ancient
custom. Tie church was filled, many
attending out Of mere curiosity. The
women washed each others feet, and
the men did likewise, singing and pray
Ing during the service The sacrament
O. the Lords Supper was celebrated
-tterWard
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FIREMAN DIES At THE
SOUND OF AN ALARM

NEW York. Sept. S,-FraGk Living
ston. forty-seven years old, a fireman
attached TO The Coney Island engine 10
Gated in West Eighth Street, dropped
dead in the engine house yesterday af--
ernoon- Heart disease was given as the
cause Of death. Livingston had just re-
turned from his dinner and was seated
inside the engine house door when an
alarm Of fire came in. He started from
his seat With moan he fell back into
his CHAR
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LOST

LOST-Dropped from buggy on l4thh St road
south OF Pine Branch. OF on 18th ST, Column
bia ST. 18th St, Harvard St, between Sherman
ave. and 18th. or on sherman OF Grant avcs.,
order book, = inches by inches, stIf back,
paper covered; suitable reward Il returned to
THE CRAWFORD PAVING COMPANY, lfIS T
st. ". 81
LOST-Pair glasses in pension park; reward re-
turn II91 7th St es3
L0ST-Pension papers; three discharges and
about $50 in bills. Reward if returned 70
CHRISTIAN BRANDT, late Company d, L
5 Infantry Box 163, this office. MI
LOST-PocFctbook at Peuna. Railroad sta
ton, containing money and due bin from
Mayer Bros howard II returned 10 SO T 81.
NV. MS
LOST-By child, s., on St, between 9th
and 18th sts. Kindly return to H. PEARL
IAN, 42s 9Th st. nv m5-3
LOST-White setter female pup; black patch
over each eye and on back. Return 10 100
Florida ave. and receive liberal reward. m6-S
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CHEAP MONEY,
PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES COMMISSION OF FISH AM
FISHERIES, Washington, D C., September g.
1Gsj2-Sesled proposals, marked Proposals toT
an Aquarium, L 5. Fish Commission, Wash
ington. D. C." and incIosed in an envelope
addressed ''U. 8. Commissioner Of Fish and
Fisheries. Washington, D. c, VIII be re-
ceived al this Office until 2 O'CLOCK On SEP
TENIBER D 1902. at which tine they vii be
opened IN the presence q attending bidders,
for the construction Of an aquarium on the
property OF the United States Fish Commits
sion corner 6th and sts- sv-, Washington,
D. c The right is reserved to reject any OF
all bids. Specifications, plans, blank proposals,
and full information viii be furnished on ap-
plicstion to Architect, United States Fish Com
mission. Washington. D. c. GEORGE ".
BOWERS, COMMISSIONS mss
TREAsURER's OFFICE, [. S SOLDIERS
HOME, Washington, D. c.. August IS, 1902
Proposals for Hay and Straw. Sealed proposals
vii be received az this Once until 10 A. NJ on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1902, for delivery
at the Home IN quantities as required during
the period commencing October /, 1902, and
ending June 30 1903. 100 tons, more OF less,
Of best timothy hay. and IS tons. more or
less. Of best straw FOR bedding. For further
Information apply to II. NJ KENDALL. Major
L. ;. Army, Secretary and Treasurer. sci, s.;
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, Washington, D
c. August 30, 19O2.-Se1led proposals in tiupli
cate. VIII be received az the department uTti
2 O'CLOCK P. ". on WEDNESDAY, THE Isl
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1902, and then opened il
the presence Of such persons IS may attend
for the construction Of an Administrators
Building called Building a" for IN addition
to the Tc.- Building kitchen; for the cree
ton and completion OF Central Power anc
Heating Plant; Electric Power Plant; Power
House, Chimney. and Tunnels for the Govern
Bent Hospital for the Insane at Washington
D. c.. in accordance with the drawings anC
specifications, copies Of which specification
md form Of proposal may be had and tbs
seen. on application at this depart
7Ienf The right IS reserved TO reject any
and all bids TfIOS. RYAN, Acting Secretary
seas Il I3,I5I7
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Pilates the Yictors.

The Pirates defeated he Freight
Office. Southern Railway. Saturday by
a sco-e Of 20 / The feature Of the
game was the pitching of J. Orms. and
the alI-around work of Kerr, Black
stone and Greer.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Saies-Met. r. P. a g5.253010 ;
Net R. r. b" 81. 0006108; Cap. Trac-
ticn. 5dI2512, 2Ca1251z; Peoples ms,
5OGif06Ia. 33c1G512. Mergenthaler. 10W
1917. IGaIss@. 1gGISS%l. 10G189. 100
1891. 2fM150 buyer 6; Greene Copper,
lo0G2g. 100T28 100T29. 1000 287b.
after caIl-Union Trust, 3Gl03
Lanston. ICG12I4. Cap. Traction, 81
125z.; Mergen5haIer, 10G1SS3s. 1oa 1870,
3rl90 10aIS9 Igd1S9% 100 1S9A, 100
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-08
CURED By
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY
an be given in Glass of Water, Tea OF
Coffee without Patients knowledge.

GOflee Without FafienFs hnoWIedge'
White Ribbon Remedy viii cure OF destroy
thc diseased appetite for alcoholic stirBulants.
whether the patient Is confirmed IHebriate,
% tippler," social driuker. or druaksrd- I'm
possible for anyone 20 have an appetite for
alcoholic liquors after usipg " hite RibbtN
Remedy
Indorsei bv Members OF y. c T. L.
Mrs Moore. Press Superintendent Of Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, Ventura. Cal,
writes: I have tested White Ribbon Remedy
On very obstinate drunkards and the cures have
been many. IN many cases the Remedy was
given secretly. I cheerfulIy recommend and in
d0r<e White Ribbon Remedy members Of our
Union are delighted 70 find practical and
economical treatment 20 aid Is in our temper
aace --cTS.' -
Druggists OF by mail, 81 Trial package free
hr writing MRS 4. n TOWNSEND (for years
Secretary Of the Wnman's Ch-i.-ian Temperance
J-niouj, Dis FREMONT ST BOSTON MASS
sold in Washington at Stevens. 90I Pa ave.
NV ny19Ao-tf
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD ON FURNITURE AND
PIANOS. at lowest rates and on the day you
apply We are loanirg on the Building and
Loan Association plan, which makes The cosS
of c9rrving loans much less than YOU pay else
where and allows you 10 pay It of II: any
sized notes you desire running from one 70
twelve months Il you have a loan with some
other company we VIII pay it of ard advance
You more money If desired. Races cheerfully
given. and no cost TO you unless loan IS made
Call and get rates. Front room. first floor.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
Ro5 i & Y "
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FUNERAL SERVICES OF
MAJOR CHAS. A. SMYLIE

NEW YORK, Sept. S--The funeral Of
Major Charles A smylie. who Was ac-
Mentally shot and killed by his friend.
~ Charles B. Storrs. while hunting
~ he Adirondacks. viii be held this
81 ing from the MADISON Square Pres
ssan Church, Dr.. Parkhurst'
49,. Tia z3::tsTnent viii be At Liy-
y.
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Trans Pacific Mails.

Mails for HAWAII, via San Francisco, close
here daily at $50 ?. m up 70 september :
inclusive. for dispatch per 5 s Alameda to1
Mails for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via
San Francisco. close here daily at $50 ?. m
up 10 September II, inclusive, for dispatch per
[. s. transport. fo}
Mails for CFfflSA- and JAPAN, via Tacoma,
close here daily at $50 P m, up TO SepteIn-
Der Il, inclusive. for dispatch, per $ $ Duke
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except those for West
Australia. which go via Europe, and New Yea
land. mails for which are dispatched via san
Fra1ci-col and FIJI ISLANDS. via Eancou-
yer and Victoria B. C., close here daily al
$50 D. m. up 10 September -, inclusive, for
dispatch per 5. 5. Aorsngi- (o)
Mails for CHINA JAPAN, HAWAII. snd
first-ciasg matter for the PHILIPPINE Is
LANDS-' via san Francisco, close here daily at
$50 .. H. up TO September Z inclusive, for
dispatch per 5. 5 China. {o)
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN, via Seattle,
close here daily It $50 p m, up TO Septem-
Der L, inclusive, for dispatch per s $ hag2
Mzru- Registered mail must be directed
Via Seattle" (o}
Mails for TAHITI and MARCUESAS IS
LANDS via san Francisco, close here daily
at $50 D m. up TO September 20, inclusive,
for dispatch per 5. $ MaTiPoss- (oj.
Nails for AUSTRALIA Except those for West
Australia, which are dispatched via EuroPel,
NEW ZEALAND. FIJI. SAMOA, and HAWAII.
via San Francisco close here daily at $50 p
m after September Is. and up 20 September
60 Inclusive for dispatch per : s Ventura To-
Mails for CHINA JAPAN, HAWAII. and
frst-claSs matter for the PHILIPPINE IS
LANDS via San Francisco. close here daily
at ESQ p. m. up to September -, inclusive,
for dispatch per : s. Doric- 90
Mails for CHM and JAPAN. via Fancog-
yer and Victoria B. c., close here daily al 6.3C
2. m, up TO September 80 inclusive. for dis
patch per 5. $. Empress OF India Registered
mail must be specially addressed. Merchan-
disc for the United States Postal Agency at
Shanghai. China, cannot be forwarded via Can
ada 10!
Mails for COCHIN CHINA are dispatched to
/ New York. \. Y, for connection with Euro
peaa steamers.
stPHTLTPPINE ISLANDS military MaiIs).
1 DISPATCHED 10 san Francisco at all closes for
! that Office to connect with Government trans
| ports. the sailings Of which are irregular
/ REGISTERED MAILS close at the MAIN OF,
/ FICE as follows: (a) At Gas p. m, same day;
/ % at p. m, same day; Co at P M sam,
/ dav. (dD At SOS a m. same day; % at I 1;
/ a m. same day; Oh at $50 p N, same day
/ (m} at 9 p. m, previous day; to) at p n
/ previous day
JOHN 4. MERRITT Postmaster
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FOUND.

sIOo-REY ARD-s1c0
WILL be paid FOR any case where kok-Rochlne
fails TO clear your premises Of cockroa@hes, II
instructions are followed; poisonous odoT-
less: guaranteed; best city references call or
address and we viii send q representative 10
explain our method kILLINE COAPAAfr
S2z1A St esq
SICKNESS and death are in cellsr-nnsde ice
cream: sewer gas causes it. DO not eat that
kind: our ice-cream is made IS feet above
the ground and is pure, delicious and health
full; zoe and SOC per gallon LACEY'S, 607
New York ave. NV. and nS-ll5 Chicago St.
eltt
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Transatlantic Mails

WoNDAY--fsJ ~ 7.I5 3 M for II F0YE-
per S. 2 Kssser Wilhelm der Crosse from View
York. via Plymouth, EheThnurE. snd Bremen
(cy At lt.z5 ? m. for IT< direct. Per :.
citta di Mileno, from Sezv fors @sil ra'ast
Be directed Per :. s Cifts ri 6isaHo.
TJESDAY--ta} At 7-15 e. NJ foT II ROPE,
Per 8 & St Louis, from New YORK Viz
Southampton.
fc1 Al 1t.5 p. n for Fl ROPE pr $. s.
Gernauic. hon view YORK. yis tsieeHstosvns
ROPE per g : Augnsts victoria. rom Esw
York via Plymouth. Cnertourz. zn6 Ham
burg. Mail ter FRANCE must be directed
Per s. s. Augusta Victoria
(cJ ~ 9.EZ ~. m. for FRANCE. SWTTLER-
LAND. ITALY sPAIS. PORTUGAL. II REEy.
RENO MARGfEZ, per 5. 5. Ia BrrtaRns. from.
New York ". fiavre. yiail for othes parts Il
EUROPE MIST be directed Per :. ;. Ia sTe.
tsgns."
FRIDAY-(c) At LIS ,. n. for EETHEg.
LANDS direct, per s g. Potsdsm, from Ne~
York Mail must be directed Per q 3. Pots
dam
0cJ At I1:25 p. M. for BELGIUM direct. pr
s s. Yaderiand- from New York. Mall must
be directed. Per s. 5. yadeTland''
tc) At h:25 ?; n. for EUROPE. Ter 3
Campania, from New YORK, via Queenstogn-
(c) At 1928 p. n. for SCOTLASD direct. Per
s. s. Furaessia, from Neg York. Mail must be
directed Per 2 s. Fusnezsis."
(c) At 11=25 ?. N. for ITALY direct, per 5.
) Aller, from New York Nail must be d.
rected Per 5 s AIle-.
{c) At Il .25 p. N. for DENMARK. direct, per
s Island, from New York Mail must be
directed per s. s. Island"
PRINTED NATTER. ETC-This steamer
takes printed matter. commercial papers, and
samples for GERMANY only The same class
not be sent BY this ship unless specially di-
recfed bv her.
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T9R.PlERCES
GO EN-
EDECEl
d. SCGDVEEsY
FOR TRE
BaOOD.GHEER. LUNGS.
PERSONALS.

MIN WANTED IN every branch OF our line, for
W.. clam 20 lie The leaders IL the supply Of the
7vor6ircmau on all his wears, and can give him
a good raiiCTmade suit OF clothes. pair Of
shoes. or nat slightly used, but far above the
grade Of goods sold in the marEed-down sales,
al prices below the cost Of the goods in them
Cali and examine our tall and winter line
JTSTH'S OLD STAND go D. est
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-08

m Loans on furniture. pianos.
etc. on the moss liberal terms
vnlI ever offered in this city. No
removal OF publicity Il you
,UkuT owe any other company aid
want more money we VII Iss
you have it without delay
MONEY? Private cnc..
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
60 T Street ". ".
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LOAN COMPANIES.
PRIVATE LOANS

On personal notes without indoTseT, -l.Iences,
or security, simply your promise 70 pay. Our
rev pIan enables everyone to secure ready cash
at once aithout inconvenience or delay Cur
method Of conducting loan business s based
On the word Confidence more than on Sc
ct1rity.'' You have oUr confidence; We have your
confidence. You need money; we have monsy
we don't need When you fail to get ACCOM-
rnodsted elsewhere, cz-Il on Us and you Wiz rot
be disappointed II you have loan now II
Will not prevent you from securing further ac-
coEumodatic1. from the old reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE co.
COZ z St. n. ".
Phone, East 205. Corner Sixth s.
iu27-tf
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FOREIGN MAILS.

FOREIGN MAILS are dispatch 70 TIRE ports
d sailing daily. and tn schedule q Crossings
is arranged OF tho 5rssuptiou q their unia-
feTTuPted overland trsnSft. For the week end
tTsg September Is. 1872 tHs lest cgpnectlsE
closes viiI le made frsaa fhe WAfN OFFICE s.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


PRACTICE IN District of Columbia and ad-
joining States. Il D. GORDON, Lawyer, 6l5
18th St NV ms-6
GENUINE DIAMOND ear screws. $50 10 $50;
cash or credit; small payment down J. DRUE-
hER. l20l Pa. ave, upstairs. ms
u HAVE A FEW Of those Waltham and Elgin
flied ease watches left; $3.50 worth So; cash
or credit small payment down j DRI kkER,
1901 Pa. ave. upstairs ms
10. . REMINGTON furnished. with touch
typewritine charts, At p per month address
Bon 275 City p. o. ms
TRUNK REPAIRING At your residence. SOC up
Send postal $50 9th St NV mos
DANCING-PROF. J. B. CALDWELL. Orchestra
Leader and Teacher Of Dancing Private acad-
envy and residence, 40 9th st. m6-S
LEARN To SEW on one OF or s. machines
On credit, SOC weekly; all grades; all makes
all guaranteed THE GUARANTEE SEWING
MACHINE co, 425 AZ st. sw. open until
10 q. m mo-
SILK HATS made over in the latest Dunlop
Knox Youman. and Steteon STYLES, at HOO
NER'S. ST ST NV m5-I
CHAIR CANING-NRS. L. JOHNSON. 49, h St
NV Good work. mis-
WILLIAMS - BOOK EXCHANGE. Books
bought and sold; also bookbinding in al its
sszRcheA sl2 st SS0-h
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~ IF YOU ARE GOING TO PUT
an q money in q bank, you look for the
"a safcst institution; why not use the
same care when YOU deposit your
vaIuablcs for a loan? We have building and
sslfss made for that purpose. All business
absolutely confidential Morry loaned on
watches, diamonds, jeweIEy etc. Interest at
three per cent instead OF ten
H. k FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE,
Established 1870. Sli Ninth street NV.
CLAIRVoYANT-Card reader. NINE DAVIS,
JOS 18th St NV e2S-l4
DR.. LEATHERMAN,
Expert Specialist In cure of all acute and
chronic ailments Complaints Of the digestive
organs, nervous and blood DISORDERS quickly
cured
CozsulfatiCn free SOP -.
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PROF. CLAY,

Clairvoyaut Card Reader, PsImist and Medium
Permanent at GIL King St, Alexandria, Va.
LADIES 25c; CENTS, SOC
Tells from cradle 10 grave, unites separated
causes speedy, happy marriages; removes family
troubles, spells mysterious feelings, conJura-
tions etc gives luck. Business confidential.
Office hourz, 10 a. m- to p. m Electric cars
stop at door Ell
READINGS by Tntuitional Palmistry, 51S 18th
= nv second floor. Walk up mss
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Money Loaned Salaried People,
Retail merchants. teamste-s boarding houses,
without security; largest business N y prin-
CIpaI cities TOIMAN. Room lGI 5SS 18TH 81.
nv nlt-u
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Harry Elkes may be lest without a
pacing machine for the balance Of the
season. since Fixes broke with his man
ager. F L. Howe. and WalthOur. under
the same manager, cannot use his belt
line machine. Walthour demands the
EIkes machine for his own use the bal
ance Of the season. and Elkes, who in
tended TO rent this motor. finds himself
out in the cold. Walthour threatens TO
leave Mr.. Howe unless given the Fixes
motor
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-08

The FLY by John P Gentry out Of
Star Pointers sister, is now owned by
r H Plant.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN Al So to per cent. IN sung
Of Loco TO $1,000, on D. c. real estate: I%y
Of ) and per cent mortgage and begin anew
all transactions conducted with econoul.c@t cor
sideratiCu Tor borrowers WI IL SAUNDERS
& GO. 1907 St NV
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Lady Thisbee has not won a heat this
year, but second money in the SIS, 600
Massachusetts and the S10.00 Bonner
Memorial has placed s.. $50 TO her credit,
which, with 5000 now in other races,
places her high On the season list Of
breadwinners.