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The Washington times., 1904-11-25

CALL FOR OUR LONG LIST OF IN
NEsTMENT PROPERTY
CALL FOR OUR LARGE LIST OF
HOMES YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO
BUY WITHOUT CONSULTING US
MOORE a HILL unc.J. 7I1 l4th 81 NV.
nol2-tt
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AUTO CONCERN SUED
FOR CAUSING DEATH

Lettle Marshall, administrators Of the
estate of Robert Marshall, has begun
suit against the Washington Electric
Vehicle Transportation Company, 10 re-
cover $4,000 as damages alleged TO have
occurred on account OF the death OF
Robert Marshall
1t is stated that, September y last.
Robert Marshall was knocked down, run
over and killed by motor machine
owned by the defendant IL IS also stat
I'd the machine was in charge of an un-
licensed operator
Wolf x Rosenberg and Milton Stras-
burger are named as counsel for the
plaintiff
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DAUGHTER OF A DUKE
is NOW A KITCHEN MAID

BUFFALO, Nov. 24.-Lady lsola Doug
lass Russell. whose beauty attracted SO
much attention on the Midway AT lhe
Puu-American Exposition, is al "a board
ing house on Pennsylvania Street Where
she has been employed as a kitchen
maid.
Lady IsOla, who is the daughter or the
present Duke of Hamilton. ran away
from home when ten years old. She has
sold papers in London, worked on Jhe
dshboats at Brighton, peddled JewelrS
IN Cairo and posed in living pictures.
During the exposition she married
barker named Russell. Ihey sepaI-
ated within Il few months
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ibt HENI-Eyick six rooms and bath.
good section Northeast: SIS per month. ED
Ward d. TALLY, 1906 New York ave. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.

BROWN & TOLSON, Auctioneers. l4l2
II ST. uW.-TRUSTEES' SALE OF VAL
LIABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
BEING PREMISES NO. 260g UNINER-
NER BRICK DWELLING; BUILT FOR
A HOME. BY virtue of a certain deed
Of trust dated the 2Oth day OF April
1900, and duly recorded III L4iber NO.
24S5, al folio 81. et sec. one OF the lana
records OF the District OF Columbia, ana
AT the request OF the party secured
thereby, we Will sell at public auction,
in front Of the premises, ON TC ESDAA,
DECEMBER 8, 1904, ~ HALF-FASI
FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ. the following
described land and premises. situate in
the county of Washington. District OF
Columbia, known and distinguished as
part Of lot seventeen 90, IN block num-
bered forty-two (42), of W {. Hill s
Columbian University grounds, known
as University Park. as per plat re-
corded In the Office OF the surveyor Tor
the District OF Columbia. IN Llber coun-
Is g. at folio 5. beginning for the same
at the southeast corner OF said lot
thence westerly along the south line OF
said lot one hundred and foTty-fOur and
70-1O0 QA7U feet; thence northerly
twenty-five and Ol5-l000 (25.0l5) feet;
thence easterly To "a point on the west
side Of University Place, distant twenty
five (25B feet north Of the southeast cor
ner of said lot: thence sOutneFly along
the west line or University race tNen-
tv-five (25J feet to the beginning, to-
gether with all the improvements.
Terms-One-fOurth cash. balance IN
one, two. and three years, with interest
az per cent. payable semi-annually and
secured by deed OF trust on the proper
ty sold or all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser A deposit Of $3.50 viii be re-
0uired at the time Of sale. Terms 10 be
complied with within fifteen days from
dav of sale. otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser. after
dUe notice published in some Washing
ton newspaper. CHARLES +. NESBIT,
Trustee. 1908 n. Y. ave- WILLIAM a.
HILL Trustee. III 18th st. NV.
nO24-l1t-eXSu
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DEATH OF MOSES COHEN,
WELL-KNOWN MERCHANT 4

Moses Cohen. OF 1886 Eighth Street
northwest. who has been "a resident os
Washington for the past forty years.
aied suddenly at his home last evening
OF heart disease. ar Cohen had for
many years been the collector and sex
ton OF the Jewish Temple. He was
Htty-seYen years OF age. and until re-
Gently had been in business in Wash
ingtOn- Arrangements for the funeral
viii be announced later.
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CHESAPEAKE &

Trains leave Pennsylvan
2.sO T. M.-CHICAGO and
GAL. Solid vestiDult
dining car train TO Gin
man SleepeFs 20 LouisvI
dianapOlis. and St Lou
Virginia Hot Springs.
elnnati TO Chicago.
Washington.
ulC J.. M-F. +. Y. LII
tibule. electric Lighted
10 Cincinnati. with Z
Cincinnati. Lexington
Compartment SLEEPER
springs Tally except
Cincinnati 10 ChlcaI
Dining Car.
Reservation and ticket
Avenue, 500 Fourteenth 0
al the station Ielepn
yania Cab Service c
Telephone Main 1865.
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CHIEF CLERK M'CAULEY
RESIGNS FROM CENSUS

Edward McCauley. chief clerk Of the
Census Bureau, has resigned the posi-
ton after four years OF service. The
resignation Is to take effect on Decem-
ber %
Director North. OF the CeEsus ONCE.
is highly cOmmendatory in his state
weurs regarding the service Of Mr..
McCauley.
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SEAB0ARD AIR
Ticket Office, 4

For Petersburg, Rale
lumbia, Savannah. Jat
lanta. Birmingham, B
New Orleans.
1916 A. II. DAI
Through Pullman Bun.
VILE, Fla. connecting
man Sleeper TO Atlant
100 +. NJ DAILA-s
train 10 Jacks0nyil.s a
man Sieepers through
Vile. and Tampa. "a
Car al Hamlet
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS FOR HoMESEEKERs.

a neat Groom brick house on o st. 81 zoo
near 36th, Speciai for,.,,,,.,.,....s - -'0
fine 3-stOTy. l0-rOOm brick dwelling on
p ST. near 5lst. side alley and SS 600
splendid yard. Price................. s'OJ1OO
Two 7-room houses. just west OF George
town have have latr96ea Ss and slate man $3.50
tells. Hrlcet caCh. -..s...--........... y
The Miller shoemaker Real Estate Co.
Qnc.)
MAIN OFFICE, 1923 S2d st. Phone w 10
First Ward Branch ONCE. Pa ave. and Rock
Creek. Phone West 544 nO2O- II
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FOX h2NI-al3l o ST. NV, s rooms yl8 90
liG4 sth 81 NV, rs rooms ........... Sos 60
store ana dwelling. 1903 nth se....... $40 30
LOUIS L. SHOEMAKER, go r 81 nv.
u01J-zt
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MRS. VANDERBILT FEEDS
POOR BOYS OF NEWPORT

NEWPORT, Nov. 25.-Mrs. Fred W.
Vanderbilt's annual dinner 20 the poor
boys of Newport was partaken Of By
425 urchins, who gave three hearty
cheers for the hostess
A band furnished music. and without
formahty, excepting a few words by the
Rev. 4. A StenhOuse, the hungry ones
''fell to" without ceremony.
4 box of candy and a supply OF fruit
was added as each left the hail.
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FOR sALE-Don't! Don't! DON'T Doa't pur-
rhase "a house for home OF investment with
Tur seeing our large list OF bargains Send
poslaI card for list. bTONE FAIRFAX
6gs-s II S. NV 0c1l-tr
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOV. 8. 1904.
Trains leave from Fennsy lyania station.
5-s5 n DAu.Y-Local Tor HarrlsOnburR,
Warrenttln. Danyille. and way stations
,O.5I A. n Y-WeshingtOn and Florida
Limited. Eirst-class coaches and sleeper q
Columbia Z ayannah, and Jacksonville. Din
ing Car SER ice.
r7irst-class coac hes ana ms, car seryice
sierDer 10 New OF clans DIi,.f Ii,..l-sf for Hsrrf
f.6i II n WEEK DAf5-l-ol = lla1s-sa.
sonburg and way sIA'O-
as 'Is-- p N. DATLY-Le aeal for '''"''" anu
ChaFlottesyille. vaF aud Atlanta
7.S0 p. NJ DAILY-So, .1.ci 10 Atlanta.
E,xpress Flrst-ciass Alauta Sunse.
sleeper 20 columbus va 10 10 san Fran.
tourist sleeper Washing a 5. and Fr!s4ys
cisco Mondays, Wednesd sOFk aud Florida
90 p II DAILY-New Shes and sIeeper,
Express First-class coat md JacksonyiIIe
10 Columbia. Savannah. 4. Ing car service
Sleeper 10 Augusta Din
lo-oO p. M. DAILY-Nsw Yors First-cIass
Limited (via I.ynchburg) lanoke, Knox.
each and sIeepi..ts car 10 r. phis; sle.peY
VILE Chattanooga, and Men service
10 New Orleans Dining Car 4 and South
IO-s5 = NJ DAILy-Washington train ciuh
western Limited. Ali Pullman and Afa-
and observation cars TO Atlanta a. Macon
con. sIeepers 20 Nashville Atlant
Nemphis and New Orleans. yCH
TRAINS on BLUEMONT BRAE M 4.a
Leave washington $40 A. M, !. 30 = lemons,
y Al sos T. n. weeks days for RI sun.
e..5 y 81 week days for Leesburg onIs = 90
day trains leave Washington $40 a 81
y. 81. for Bluemont
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SMOKES OVER GASOLINE;
FIVE ITALIANS DEAD

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. 25.-Five
Italians were burned TO death and sew
eral seriously injured I'm a fire last
night. caused by an explosion OF gasO-
line in a section gang boarding house,
between Christiana and AIglen.
Ashes from pipe fell into basin OF
gasOlene. in which iabOTer was wash
ing nloIhlnE
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NEWS OF GEORGETOWN

ular weekly meeting os the lodge. Dur
ing the evening an excellent program
was given. the participants being mem
bers Of the lodge The meeting was
largely attended, there being "a number
of visitors present.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Trans-continentaI route 10 the Canadian and
United states Northwest. connecting az Var-
C0uycF with the finest lines OF steamers on
the Pacihc for China, Japan. PhIlippines-
Fiji, Honolulu, Australia, and New Zealand
For rates and information apply to
ID. II. MORSE T.. & T. A.
I4th and New York ave. Bond Building
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comfortable winter ana summer can be used
a. fiat S15 month Address BOX 2s2. thls
once. NO., qt
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LODGE GIVES A SUPPER

A Thanksgiving supper was served 'as'
night al Good TemplIr IIall un the
Brookeville Road. renleytnwn, 10 the
members of Silver star Lodge No. 70
I O. C. T, the occasion being the reg
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LINE RAILWAY
al Penna. Ave.

- 4 CuLid. ave.
igh. Wilmington. Co
.ksonville. tampa. At
iobile. Pensacola, and
,LY-S Seaboard Mail
"a SleepeTs 10 Jackson
al Hamlet with Pull
eabord Solid
nd Tampa. with Pull
70 Atlanta. jackson
dng on Cafe Dining
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SWITZERLAND HEARD FROM,

BERNIE. Nov. 25.-The president Of the
Swiss Confederation has informed the
American minister that Switzerland ac-
cepts in principle President EOoseFelt's S
invitation 10 be represented at The
Hague conference.
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MR.. PoORE DANGEROUSLY ILL.

William + PoOre. of Tenleytown. Is
lying da lgerously III at ms home. His
death il expected
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF IMBIA-BARBARA MAN
MON VS. THOMAS MANNION. No "A, ,S32
Equity Docket No. 55.-The object OF this
suit is TO obtain a separation from bed and
board from the defendant upon the ground
OF the Willful abandonment and desertiOn By
the defendant. On motion OF the complain
ant it is this lIth day OF November. A. D.
1904, ordered that the defendant cause his ap-
pearance 90 be entered herein on or before
the f0ltieth day, exclusive OF Sundays and
legal holidays. occurring after the day Of
the first publication OF this order. otherwise
the cause viii be proceeded with as in case
OF default. Provided a copy OF this order
be published once a week FOR three COPseCu.
tive weeks pTiur 10 said day ia the Wash.
lugton Law Reporter and The Washington
Times BY the court. tSeaD THOS. II AN
DERSON. True copy-Test. r.. YOUNG.
Clerk. BY +. T. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant
Clerk. uolS, ,25. de-
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
IhlCT OF tOLDMBIA-LUCY NAY FOL
LIN, Complainant, Us. WESLEY W. FOL-
LEN, Defendant: HELEN +. CONWAY. Co
respondent. No. 24.65S Equity Docket
No. 55--The object OF this suit is 10 OBJ
tain an absolute divorce upon the ground OF
adultery. Provided. a copy OF this order be
published once each week for three successive
weeks IN the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Times. on motion OF
the complainant. by her solicitor, Campbell
Darlington IL is this 24th day Of November
: ID. 1904, ordered that the defendant,
Wesley W. FOllen. and the correspondent
Helen E Conway, cause their appearances
70 be entered herein on or before the fOrtieth
day, exclusive of Sundays and legal holidays
occurring after the day Of the first publica-
ton Of this order; otherwise the cause viii
be proceeded with ia case Of default By
the court: tSeaD THOS. II. ANDERSON
Justice. True cOpy-Test: J. r. YOUNG
Clerk BY J. W LATIMER, Assistant Clerk
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OHIO RY.

station Daily.
"a ST LOUIS GPE-
electric lighted.
p sinnati. with Pull.
.e iiel Cincinnati. In
! ls Connection for
ParlOr Car Gin
Dining Car from
dITED. Solid YES
dining car train
fuliman Sleepers To-
= and Louisville
10 Virginia Hot
Sunday. Sleepers
90 ana st. Louis
J al 5l3 Pennsylvania
street near +. and
ne l64J for Pennsyl.
H. W FULLER.
ienl Passenger Agt
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MS ana de-
Tickets. sleeping car reseryatiCAt ticket Of
faIlf5 information can be had raia ave and
dces 705 18th st.. 5u PennsylyaI .ge Checked
PeunsyIEanla station. Bagga ices.
though from hotels and resider vice
Phone 1910. j. X. X. Cab Ser Manager
g Il ACKERT. Genera g. Traf Ngr
s. H. HARDWICK. Pas Pass Agent
W. II. TAYLOE. Gen Al Agent
L s BROWN. Gener --
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR REM
THOMAS J. FISHER & co. INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS, AND INSCR
ANCE. 14l4 r ST ~. W.
TELEPHONES ~. 54S AND N z5ss.
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tArfAht 5 Extract o. CuUebs aud Copaiba In
caps nIesi the osi tt, qstck and thorough cure for
Eoho'iHo'' fieot whites. etc Easy 70 take, con
Venient % carry. Used successfully for over 90
years Price 81 Loo AT Henry Evans. 81 + ST. n w
John X Majors, 1th and g St.. Washin gton or by
nail from The Tarralt Co. a Hudson St n Y
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WESTWARD.

LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. ana 3
CHICAGO and NORTHWEST. .u:oOa
s7.3O ., IA.
WILLIE sI0:O5 a IA. - % y. m. sl2.45 Ti.,t-.
pITTSBCRG and CLEN ELAND sfITfSS S't1'
Tn ss.I5 ID. m. @lZ.40 night
GoTITMBUS, 1880 y IA.
WHEELING, 1000 a. IN. = 80 % n,
WINCHEST EEt. ""s.S5 a. m, st.0s ..z.ao
y.
400 noon. 600 p N. Sundays. s.G ~
''iS 'FiSREDERICK. ''s.25. '.'Sl5. ..slo.o5. ..,I.oo
N eel 10, $500 - 30 y. m 1'O'
HAGERSTOWN. ''l0;0s a n. ana .ss.oa
F'BOYD and way points. .ss;s5 ....s:l5 q -,
..s1 rs ..5.O0 - 80, .s.l0;l5 s-il.30 n "a 'ii
IITEAY ana ELkTON. - .O5 D. m
GATTHERsBURG and way points .ss.9-
.ssa.1E "a m -sI2,JO sI.IF s.s ,s0 - - -
800 - 80. $3.50. '''7.25. '-'l0:I5' eli a;
y. IA.
s..s rs a m eel rs. "-5:O0 ''5 30 D. in
sDaily Except Sunday. 's-Sunday opI,,
HagEage called for and checked from hotel,
ana residences by Union Transfer Co on or
ders left at ticket offices. Gl9 Pennsylvania
ave nw New York ave, and 10Th ST. and al
station.
s. b. HEGE. District Passenger Agent.
y. b. MARTIN, Manager Passenger TTamc.
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DR. WRICHT

SPECIALIST CHRONIC DISEASES.
73l 18th ST., between @ and n.
Hours 10 G. noI0-tf
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Through trains from the South arrive Al. i5.i5
iugton sac A. M. $50 A. NJ. 9:f5 A 80 p N
A. NJ, 300 +. NJ. so p. NJ. and 8 s0n5urg
DAILY Local trains from HarriO p III
u.s5 A M week days. and 9 225 A N
DAILY From Charlottesville.
and ego =. 81. DAILY.
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LADIES ONLY.

For Female Complaints consult MADAM
ADOt-PH, S5Sl \ Street Satisfaction guar
antsed. eel -59t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Six acres On Rockville
car line, improved g-rsom frame. want housa
near Washington Circle, might pay some
cash.
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. Hne.)
lfII q 81. n ". noz5-tf
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Mt. RALDUS, M. D. PHI. D.


German Sp diiSt
On Mental. Nervous. Kidney. and all
Private Diseases, Chronic, and Acute.
Doctors service and medicine not over
81 Consultation free Tel. Main 25l6. :. Z.
Cor. 9Th ana r SITS. NV. Hours. 10 10 !.
4 TO g. nO2o-3UL
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BOATS.
SHINGTON
UAT COMPANY

! year from foot OF 7th
zoe. Norfolk. NewpI|y' -
.nts south. by the a.,
seel palace steatosT. : :
Norfolk. 20 anj
lLv. Portsmouth. mn,
iLv. Norfoik...s = -, t,.'
Lv- Fl. Monroe, 1Ii -
Ar. Alexandria. e 50 a., an
iAr Washington sT'
aection made az No. 90
rs Of Old Do1.ininn D
New York, and Mo-
5 steamships for los
Information apply Al
e. 7O5 l4ti 81. Col
elephone Main-S9S5,
.eiephone Aiain-gIs0l
HAN,
4 " Pres. * Gen. MGR.
HAN. Gen. Pass. ,AEt
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STEAMI
NORFOLK & wa
STEAMlb

Every day ia tne
- ST. for Fort NOM
- News, and all pol
perb. powerful
Newport News
Washington
Ly. Washington. 3 80 pm
In Alexandria ] .UO pIn
Ar. III. Monroe. z '0O am
AR. Norfolk 800 am
Ar. PortsmOuth.-s:0 100 am
"a Through con
foIk with ateaInt
steamship Co. Tor
- chants and Miner
ton.
"a For further
general ticket ON
Orado building I
OF 7th ~. wharf {
JNO. GALA
"a
W. IL. CAI4LA
deZ9-tf
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.


$500 CAsH-s20 MONTHLY NOTES.
Cory little homes Ia a delightful location
Northwest. just Completed never occupied.
TwO-story and cellar bricks front and rear
lorches; six rooms, cn two floors. tiled bath;
large pantTies and closets; furnace heat
First floor finished in hardwood. with slid
Ing doors. massive cabinet mantels. open
nregrates, abrasive nNtures, etc only two
PRICE. $500
Il r. HoWENsTEIN CO, 1913 st.
FOR sALE-In s. E-s-room. bath brick:
lot - lixs5, room for another house, worth
s.. 700. Can sell for s.. $50 Be quick
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. Qnc.),
Real Estate. Loans. and Insurance.
l4l1 G 81 y. vs.. no22-u
FOR sALE-INV VEsTAIENTs
PRICE, s.. 100
Houses on numbered street ia Northwest
vest Of Connecticut ave. s.5o0 81. r. OF
ground.
PRICE, s. 80.
RENT. SAL
Northwest property houses on lettered
street; large Tot.
$500
RENT. SO.
New. Northwest. IL rooms. baths. fur
mace heat. lot zoXI09.
$500.
RENT. 80.
six-room bay-window brick. near 18th 81
nw.i new plumbiugi good size lot. on let
tered street. near l4th 81
$50.
RENT $3.50.
SIX room bay-wlndOw brick on lettered
street. near l4Jh 81 NV. yard. alley
CALL FOR OUR LONG LIST OF IN
NEsTMENT PROPERTY
CALL FOR OUR LARGE LIST OF
HOMES. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO
BUY WITHOUT CONSULTING Us.
MOORE * Hill uHc.J. 7lI l4th 81 NV.
FOR sALE-Four-story house. three baths
cry convenience furnished or unfurnishvds
s. GOO. $500 CASH on time az AZ per cent.
Address BOX -Sl. this 0nlce. noz5-st
II YOU ARE l.OORING for a business prop
eFty. home. or investment Ia the Northeast
section. see nie. VA. q. DUNNE. no Il -.
Ne. n0lS-eod-r
FOR sALE-NEW HOUSES FOR CoLORED
PEOPLE. CORNER zIsL AND VIRGINIA
AVE-. NW.-SiX rooms. bath. latrob5. rang. .
up-tO-date plumbing. $500 10 S. Coo cash. bal
ance easy. J. %. JOHNSON. l4lS q 81.
n0z4-4t
FOR sALE-Handsome new, sanitary apart
ments. nse rooms ana bath. pay over 10 per
cent net on Investment sell OF exchange
KARRICK q AETcALF. l318 q 81 n0l3-tf
TELEPHoNE FULTON Il. GORDON Main
Esgl 10 you would like % be taken out In
one Of our automobiles 20 see our Counecti-
cut Avenue Highlands property; also hand
fTee showing you how 70 be your own land
lord on 500 % 400 cash and 50 90 81
monthly FULTON h. GORDON. gl3 Iith ~
nv TclephoHe Main IS. no4-sJt
FOR sALE-DOn't! DOn't. Don't Doa't pur-
chase house Tor a home OF investment with
fuf seeing our large list OF bargains Send
postal card for list bTON& 4 FAIRFAX
6gs-s III nv Dcll-tr
FOR gALE-I have a number OF desirable
snd expensive houses Tor sale Ia the North
vest section. all write HENRY
WELLS. 1A0 &C 81. nW. ocI5-tf
WAETED-HOUSES.
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WAETED-HOUSES.

WANTED-small house OF aat OF about four
rooms. Address BOX 203. this Office
MOIST
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Train every Other Hour on the Odd
Hour" to

Hour" to
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
900 a. M. Diner Pullman. Sleeper
$4,000 a IN. Bunet PGrlOT. 5-houF train
sssg 100 a M Diner and PariOr Car.
eel 100 a m Diner and Parior Car
900 D. IN. Diner and Parior Car.
900 D m Royal Limited" All Pullman
~ 700 D. IA. Coaches 20 Philadelphia
800 D. m. Diner aud Pullman s sepsr
$500 p. M. Coaches 10 Philadelphia
Sll 80 y. IN, Sleepers.
300 a. Sleepera-
Atlantic City, - 90. - 90. ssll 10 a m
200 L. IN
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EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
To Baltimore With Pullman Service

Week days. soc. 500. $50. TOO. 7:l) 500
g.ss, 300 $3.50. IO:JO II 200 a. m, " Zoo noon
1906. 100. 100. 800. 400. AS, 500. 6.O5
$50. GOO. $50. 700. 500. 1000. II 80. II :35
y. "a.
4 m, 90. lI5. 3.O0 80. 500, $50 g.a9
500. 1000. u 30 II 81 y. Ia.
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FOR SALE-FOur-st0Ty house. three baths
e, ery convenience furnished or unfurnishvd
s. 5UJs 500 CASH on time al AZ per cent
Address BOX -5l. this 0flce. n025-sJ
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FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IN
TIE MARION STODDERT. THE
B. O.. THE MAURY. AND
THE 4sECINA
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APART
AENTS IN THE PORTLAND.
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INaGfPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE
COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM AL.
CLASSES or PROPERTY.
As the above is only part OF the list OF prop
critics under our charge. We Will gladly fur
nlsh complete bulletins on application being
made at this Offlce or by mail
TiiOS. ). FISHER & CO. Inc
1919 81 .w-. adjoining the New willard
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six-r0om bay-Wind0w brick near 18th S.
NV. new plumbiugi good size lot. on let
tered street. near l4th 81
The Washington times., 1904-11-25

FOR sALE-I have a number OF desirable
snd expensive houses FOR sale Ia the North
Vrest section. all OF write % HENRY
WELLS lii0 &C 81. nv ocl5-tf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-27
FREE GOAT MEAT
WILL BE SERVED

SPOKANE, July 81 - Angora
goat meat may prove to be the fad
in Spokane during the Interstate fair,
which is to be held this year from
October to 8. The Carbon Cattle
company of Orting will send at least
one, and perhaps two, cars of An
CORA goats to the exposition. The
company will have these animals on
exhibition, and will also have num-
Der of them fattened and killed from
day to day during the exposition, and
the goat meat served at one of the
leading restaurants Of the city Wis
itors to this exhibit will be given
tickets for a meal Of Angora meat.
In this way the meat will be intro
duced.
Experts say there are many locali-
ties in the Inland Empire where
goats could be raised to great adj
vantage Mountain sig n covered
with small timber are among the To-
calities Of this kind This company
may prove to be public benefactor
by thus introducing Angora goats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-27
DR.. WILLIAMS
IS PRESIDENT

DR.. Joseph z. Williams of Cen
tralia, presiding elder of the Che
halls district, was elected president
of the University of Puget Sound at
the meeting of the board of trustees
yesterday. This settles difficulty
that has confronted the trustees OF
the university ever since DR.. e. NJ.
Randall resigned
Although the friends of DR.. Will
Jams had frequently urged him to be-
come candidate, his name was not
considered by the board until yes
terday afternoons session, when Dr..
B. F. Brooks presented ii in a strong
speech.
DR.. Williams was born in Illinois
in 1854 and graduated from Hedding
college of that state in 1880. He
joined the Puget Sound conference in
1894, and for the past five years has
been presiding elder
Besides electing a presiden.
instructors were chosen as follows:
c. NJ Grumbling, chemistry; G.. A.
WarfeId. history; e. c. Bowersox.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-07-27
CHEAP TELEPHONES
FOR SOUTH TACOMA

Frank Mortimer, representing the
Independent Telephone company,
states that he has promised the peo-
pie Of South Tacoma a rate Of S1.25
a month for residence phones and
$3.50 a month for business phones
if the council gives his company a
franchise. They viii all be main
lire automatic phones and a sub-sts-
ton will be established in South Ta-
coma, which Will be connected with
the central station.
The rate now being charged for
four-party lines is about double that
promised by the new company for
main lines.
Councilman Usher Of South Ta-
coma fayors the project and Council
man Hawley, who Is the other repre-
sentative from that part of the city,
voted against il at the meeting of the
committee Of the whole.