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The San Francisco call., 1904-09-13

WATER STOCKS.
Contra Costa Ss15 Port Costa. -,
Marin Co.. - so Y Wat Co. S8S4 SS73
GAS AND ELECTRIC
Cent L & P. 3Ss 35kl s F G z 62A 62i5
Mutual p L. 114f 1215i Stkn E. So
Pac L CO.. 81 - ~ G & z Co.
INSURANCE.
Firen's Fnd.300
BANK STOCKS.
Am NIL Bk-. 130- L & A --.150 -
Anglo Cal s413 - Mer Trust Ply
Bank of Calico - 0Ierch Ex---- so 5615
Cal Safe. DIP. $50 5 Nationl.
First Nationl
SAVINGS BANKS
Ger S & L22s0 235O Saw & L So. 100
Hum 8 & L, = sec Saw Bk. $50 4OO
Mutual Saw. 100 los Union T Co..
S F Saw U-6O71a -
STREET RAILROADS.
California -.19615 = Preside .....-
Geary .
POWDER
Giant go. 62& IS vigorit
SUGAR
Haxsl,.n E5ssa,,. %H az Ss1aysr 1san.s sS4
Hutch P c 1O&t II Paauhau G. 1914 1o13
Kilauea s c. 2H 81
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alaska P A.120 1904 Oceanic Co. 34
Cal F c A. 90 9913 Pac Aux FA- 415
Cal Wine A. S1L S21a Pac Borx- 100
MV& MtTm- 90 Pac Tel Co.10l13 -
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-25
To Our Customers.

We have large aud complete
stock ofdry goods, spring and sum
mer white goods, dress goods and
waistings, corsets, underwear,
spring gloves and hosiery which
we offer at the lowest possib lie pri-
ces.
Our SPECIALS For Two WEEKS.
Fine toilet soaps. .........$ .o5
Ladies wrappers. ........ rs
Shirt waists. s. 90 and rs
Sun bonn:ts, chlmbray and
percdle ..............$ as
All the above arc beautiful
goods.
HUNT l. HAYNES MERCANTILE co,
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For Sale-Seed corn raised at
Kennewick. d. B. Pettijohn.

For Sale-Seed corn raised at
Kennewick. ID. B. Pettijohn.
Frank Emigh has charge Of
Coffin Borthers hotel and store
building. Anyone wishing rooms
or to purchase or rent, apply to
him.
For Sale-Forty acres of the
best land under the ditch. Clear
ed, plowed and leveled at $o2 90
per acre. This includes water
right.-Julius Jacot, Section 7.
Reads Steam Laundry of North
Yakima is now under the manage
ment Of NJ. S. Scudder he having
recently purchased the plant. He
is doing first class work. Laundry
leaving Tuesday will return Fri
day evening. J. N. Scott has tax
ell the agency at Kennewick and
will give it his personal attention.
Leave orders at his store or notify
him when you have laundry to
send away.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-25

have number Of pigs for sale
R Gorsuch.
have n horse for sale.-H.
Kirk patrick. ii
l havc a fine lot Of Bing
cherry trees, some Muscat and
other European grapes that ]
will sell at discount from price
list.-H. A. Hover.
The weather was unusually
cold last night and it frosted
in some places. As far as We
have heard no damage was
done to fruit trees.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-25

For SALE-A COW and calf.
Inquire of F. Crab.
l have fine lot of Bling cherry
trees, some Muscat and other Ell
ropeau grapes that I will sell at a
discount from price list.--H. A.
Hover.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-25
MACON STRAWBERRIES.

l have a large quantity of
this celebrated variety of berry
which I am offering at 50 per
1000. Orders for any quantity
promptly filled. Reduced pri-
ces on large orders.-J. How.
ARD WRIGHT. Or. F. d. No. p,
North Yakima, Wash. Tele
phone S13.
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For Sale.


At Coffin Bros. Ranch OIL river,
8 miles below Kennewick.
4 span good wosk horses.
3 wagons, 6 plows.
Road wagon, buggies.
20 sacks of -four, seed rye,
seed wheat, alfalfa seed,
harrows, -cultivators, water
barrels.
We have the above goods, all
new, left from our Kennewick
stock. Will be sold cheap for cash
Part Of the above implements left
i'll charge of the Keunewick Hard
ware Co.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-25

Advertised Letters.
Frank Phelps, Ed Ogary, +. L.
Phelps, Albert T. Boldou, q; VIM.
B. Bridgman.-lpA NJ. MORAN.
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Coffin Bros.

For Sale-Villa tract No. g; fem
ced; small house, $3.50. F. o.
GIBBONS.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE COMMISSIONS
EHE of the District OF Columbia, Wash
iugtGu. October -. S04-OHDERED:
That section . OF Article &AiN, Of the
Police Regulations. relating 10 Aut0m0-
biles, Loc0mObiles and Motor Vehicles.
is hereby amended by adding after the
word width" I'm the second paragraph,
the words land also as a part OF such
number the initial letters ID. G.. tplaced
perpendiCularly after the numerals. each
letter 90 be not less than one inch iu
height SO that said paragraph shall
read As follows Each machine shall
be Identified by Il number. which shall
be cOnspicuOusly displayed upon the rear
Of the vehicle, so as to be plainly visible,
the figures 20 be separate arabic numer-
ais not less than three inches high, and
the strokes not less than threc-eighths
OF an inch ln width and also as a part
of such number the initial letters ID. c.
(placed pcTpeudiculaTly after the num-
eralsJr each letter TO be not less than one
iFCh In height HENRY B. T. MAC
FARLANDr HENRY i. WEST. CHES-
TER HARDING. Acting. Commission
ers of the District of Columbia IL
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EoR sALE-HOUsEs.

TELEPHONE FULTON r. GORDON Main
.1sJ IE SOU would Ike Go be taken our Ia
one OF our automobiles 60 see our Connect
cut Avenue Highlands property also aaud-
sameIy illustrated 2s-Qage booklet mailed
free. showing sou how 60 be your own land
lord Ola 5IUJ TO 500 cash and $50 20 go
monthly. FULTON r. GORDON. EI2 18th ST.
uv- Telephone Main 5-g uoi-s"t
FOR sALE-A fine modern house. IL rooms
bath. cellar under whole house kiJgheu on
first nooT- steam heat, large stable lot zjNl4.
90 1l-fluL alley This property cost el-. 1yt-
VIII rent Tor 500 per month Price Ss.1Jj.
GEO W. LINkINS 500 18th ST. NV uo4-5t
FOR SALE-Ou lth So. sW.. centrally located,
uue slX-Toom house all modern improve e.
meurs and IN me repair suitable Tor bust
ness purposes II SO desired price III SOLD
al once. $1,000 a.. BOYER & CO.. $40 + 81.
NV. u05-3t
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HUNDREDS OF CLERKS
GOING HOME TO VOTE

While there may be apathy iu some
parts of the country concerning the
election. there certainly IS none among
the Government clerks. If the number
going away 90 vote is any criterion by
which TO judge
liz was said today that fully 20 per
cent OF the clerks of the Department OF
tAe Interior have already gone home,
and many are SIN Applying for leave.
The same is true of the Department or
Commerce and Labor and the Postomce
Department
Al the offices where the combined one
rate election business of the railroads
is handled il is said the travel has been
even greater than in Jhe last campaign
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Trains leave FeuUsy lEaula Station Daily
g.sJ h. lG-rHIgAGJ au4 So. LOUIS sPE-
CIAL- solid EestlLulg. electric lighted
dining CIR Tlalu lI 81. Louis. with .4lI.I-
man sleepeTs 10 Louisville. Cincinnati In
d.auapoiis. and ST. Louis FaTlor Car
through 90 Virginia AuL Springs week
days FarI1r cars Cincinnati 10 CHI
glz1. Dining Car l-,-.u Washington
Gr.fH b. Nj By. y. LIMITED. solid YES
r.bule, electric lighted. dining car train
10 cincinnati With Pullman S.ee8ers 10
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. ST.. Louis Lex
IuELou. and Louisville Caupartmeu-
Sleeper TO- Virginia Hot Springs daily ez-
UeDL sunday. alleVeis Cincinnati Go
ChicaEJ aud So. Louis. DuiGE car.
Reservation ANA tickets go aLa Pennsylvania
Avenue GJ9 Fourteenth street. near IL and
az the station Telephone l14t for FcuusEl-
yauIa Cab Service H. w FULLER.
r-.Ia1aaus Main 1865 GeuI Passenger AEt.
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FOREIGN NAILS.

here daily az ESQ pm. W 70 November 70.
for dispatch per IS 1lancuuria- faJ
PINE ISLANDS. VIA Seattle. close here daily
az $50 pm up 60 November ~. for dispatch
per IS. fremont fas
HAWAII via san Franclzco, close here
daily at ESQ D.EH- uD o. November "A. Tor
dispatch per SIS. Alameda. laJ
KOREA. CHINA. ana specially addressed
,9-aas5. cr5s1 hsr+ d-iiv an 5.75 rr- ~, -
November Is FOR dispatch ger SIS. Ccutali1n.
TAHITI and MAElQCESA5 ISLANDS. va
San Francisco close here daily az csc p.n-
uD % November 20 for dispatch per SIS. 2Iar-
JAPAN Except parceIs-post raausJ. KOREA.
China. and specially addressed ulail f1F
the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. via Vancouver
p-m- up to November -. for dispatch peg IS.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS and GUAM va
San Francisco, close here daily at g -3J pm.
up % November -. Tor dispatch per Y. >.
N0TE.-MsIis for COCHIN CHINA are dis
patched 90 New York b. k tor connectloz
with European steamers.
chwang and EASTERN SIBERIA. VIII b
dispatched 90 New York n " until further
Russia instead If via Japan. the usual route.
Unless otherwise addressed. WEST AUS
THALIA MAILS VIZ be dispatched VIA Eu-
rope those for Nhe 1EAL-AND via san
Francisco. and those Tor certain places ln the
British lndia-lAe 44le4e55 routes. .-
Mails for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. spec
glalIg addressed Europe must De
paid at the foreign rate OF postage
Mails Tor HAWAII are dispatched 70 san
Francisco Cal. exclusively
REGISTERED MAILS close az the MAIN
OFFICE as follows (aJ At $3.50 pm sama
day CD at l.G pm- same day lc) at 80
p-rn- same day. cd az $50 am same day.
(sJ az $40 p Ia. same day 30 at $50 am.
same day jh) at 1-15 pm. saEae day tEJ &C
s. As PM previous day. Cd AT I-30 pm pre-
Vious day lq) at ESQ pm. second previous
day lrJ az ESQ pm. previous day o. az 80
p. IA previous day
JOHN A. MERRITT. Postmaster.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE or THE COLLECTOR OF
TAXES District OF Columbia Washing
ton, October al.-TaNpayers Of the Dis
trict of Columbia viii take notice that
the undersigned has received the state
mEut of assessment OF realty taxes for
the District OF Columbia for the year
ending June g. 13,T and VIII be ready 70
receive payment or taxes AT this Office
ou and after November j. 1904 The act
of Congress approved February Il, 1902
provides, THAT on and after the LIST of
November of each year the tax may be
paid IN two equal iustallmCuts, the nrst
lu November and the second I'm May.
but no penalty shall accrue for diIiu-
QueuCy Until the following June. as here
after provided or IL the whole or any
part or said tax upon real and personal
property shall not be paid before the
LIST day or June in each year Lhe same
shall thereafter be iu arrears and de-
liuQueut. and there shah then be added
20 be collected with the said tax. a PEN
ally OF ono per ceutum per month upon
tle amount thereof. and like penalty
on the nEst day of each succeeding
month until payment Of said tax and
penalty and the whole together shall
constitute the delinquent tax. TO be
dealt with ln the manner now prescribed
Dy law Attest j.. o. DAVIS, C0lIec-
tor OF Taxes, u. O..
uO3.454ag
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George Reueher o.. and Mary Howard
90
Rudolph Newman. =. and Mamie y.
Hogan.
samuel T.. Guruea. 80. Chicago uL.
and Stella g. HasLius, %. Rochester.
Mimi.
Daisy Busey -. and Eta Ross. a.
Levy C0urum. n. ana Laura Ransom.
ls. both Of Fauquier county. Va.
wheeler HoWler. 81. and Elenor 8.
Mcpherson -.
Winfred J. Hurd. - and Lucy Gross,
-
Berton u. HoIBster. Is. and Alberta
NJ S0peFs -
walter It. GrouHseu, 81 and Ida
Cady. 3D.
Israel Thompson. q. and Odessa Cur
Is, le.
Edmund A. VareIia, 81. and Margaret
81 Biruey 70
Charles washington, "A, and Cora Ed
mOuds -.
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 10 9gat
Trains leave 1IgH Fennsyl Faula station.
1855 a. u UAILI-LlCal Tor EarIfsal..r5---
W4Treu--a, DauEllla, and way stations.
-1s5l A. A. uAILA-"a shiuEtgl and Florida
Columbia savannah. and Jacksonville. Din
iuE Gag service
LlIst--la=a -aeti4ts ana drawing room
sleeper 90 EeW ORLEANS. Dining Ca. Service
f.0l =. H. WEEK DAYs-L9caI TO- Harri-
souDuTE and way stations CA Aauaszls
as ?. 81 DAILy-LocaI for WAR snton ana
800 p IL DAILY-New York ami Atlanta
Express. FiIst-ciass cpacl 10 Atlanta.
sleeper 20 columbus via Atlanta. sgTsei
cisco Mondays, We4ueadaya ana FIIIars
1880 j.. 81. DAILE-NeW York AMI AIeH.rs--
limited lyIa IylcA1lTgJ. Flrst-sfqss
coach end sleeping ear 90 Roanoke. Knox
20 New Orleans. Dining Car service.
1913 J.. H. DAILI-WasuiugLlu and -.rr-r.-
and o1sefF alton ears 10 Atlanta aGi AIa-
con- sleepers 20 Augusta Nashville Ale
lauta Macon Memphis. and Eesg C,TI..5e
Leave washington $40 A. a., l.ss u. M 4.l5
p. NJ. 5.J5 j.. Nj, weeks days for BIuemauz.
6.25 p 81 week days t9F Leeaalls only. sun
J.. NJ. FOR biuemoHt
Through trains from the south arrive
Washington o3z A. 4.r 5to- A. 81, $3.50 a
n 800 II 4 s,-y H. IRON "a, an 10. $50 = III
1855 A. H.. week days, and $40 T. hi
DAILY. From. Charlottesylne. So 4. M
and 500. IL. n. DAILY.
Tickets. sleeping ear reservations. and de-
f f.t.s 75 i5tH 81 5l pennsylvania .e' "a
PenusylyaHia station. HaEsaEe checked
h P5dSa I I5g Fo'f r 9 GL LS2s ser.s-
O. H. ACEEET, General MANAGE
s. H. TIARDWICK, Pass Traf NEr
~ H. TAHLDE Gen Pass. Agent
J.. IS. IItDN ~ General Agent.
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SEAROARD AIR LINE GATEWAY.
Ticket once. 1921 Penna. Ave.

For PETERSBURG Raleigh, Wilmington g,-
Iutab.a Savannah. Jacksonville Tampa tr-
Iauta. Birmingham, Mobile Pensacola. ana
New Orleans.
1916 A. H. DaILH-Slab1ard Mail
Through Pullman Buffet SieepeTs 10 JACKSON
Vile. Fla.. connecting az Hamlet with Pull
Ilau Sleeper to Atlanta
900 l.. 81. UAILf-6eaa1rd EEpTass-s8Iii
train Co Jacksonville and Tampa with P.Irl-
man SlesDgrH through To- Atlanta. Jarf.e.T5-
Vile and lamps taking Cu cafe Dining
Car al Hamlet.
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FOR sALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-Eear War Department a tract
Of land containing about II.sJJ feet fronts
au tr3 streets and ara avenue total frontage
ut tf1 feet. HiI divide into l2 lots Ear q
commissioning plant requiring light and ann
pie frontage tHis ls "a surprising site. price
larn ST. LH. MOIST
FOR s4LL-I3 close am estate j offer to-
EetheE or separately. eight lots. valued al "a
total Of s1l. IlI. situated near Columbia Road
car line. would consider Hays Consolidated
Mining stock. an IS per share. as part uar-
mems proposition submitted ou request ad-
dress BOX 800. this Office. MOIST
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Best Treatmsnt lora Cold.

Hunt the world over and you win not
find anything better than Chamberlain
cough Remedy FOR "a cold When YOU
take I'D YOU do not have TO remain In
doors but can go about your duties as
usual III cOuuteracts any tendency or
al druggists.
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FOR RENT-APARrMENTs.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS

81 z STREET n. w
TWO ROOMS AND BATH, JUST COE-
PLETED, AND WITH EVERY KNOWN
con FENIENCE. so UP CENTRAL
LOCATION. Apply o. Janitor. on prsm-
isesl o. % owner ROOM 8l5. 617 I4th
ST. NV oczs-ef
FOR HENT-Two front apartments ia THE
Lorraine 1904 PARK ST.. Mount Pleasant.
The Lorraine Is one o. the Alonz0 o. Bliss
Properties thoroughly MODERN conducted D.
owner agent visits property daily
See Janitar or ". j.. COWEN. Bliss Build-
ing. - u ST. NV oces-tf
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FOUND

FOUSD-An opportunity 20 sen ChioIcIs- E7
live cunfectiouer
EATIONAL OYSTER HOUSE - 0ysf.-z
shlcEea direct from the shell iu your urcs-
gHee. J. 5. POWELL t3l l. 81. NV PLo4i,.
North Sim. n02-5t
FOUED-The best and cheapest place 10 get
your roof painted drop postal. 1917 Huntaon
Place sW- nog-st
EDWIN Il. MAY. House Painter 5th and
Sieubeu stz NV ana z12l 1th ST. uF Phone
-N1Itn -yao- H02-I5J
BUSINESS CARDS 1000. 81 90: none bet
Ter 70" as good other printing reasonable.
HAYS. sos l. N.Y. ocsi-6t
FOtND-The wEy to got ria Of rats See
BARCLAY. The Asgret Man. W Louisiana
4's mhsl-If
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FOR SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Slx-r1om house. barn. and
acres land. near Reform School, IauEdun
d c.; $40 per meath. Apply 10 WA nj
SEAMAN. 1924 nth ST. uo8-st
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
COLI AElAr HOLDING PROBATE
COURT. $50. ~ 49, Administration This Is 20
slE- notice t-at Llle subscriber. ~ the yI=rrlcE
~ Lli1iHoia, has obtained rrlm the Probate
court or me District of Columbia letters of
admins tratiuL on the estate OF Frederick
-s-LlTls tate 1l tne District lf Columbia de-
ceased -A-l persons having claims aEalusl
LAe same. 81 ln the vouchers thereof legally
autEeutisata=sr 90 the subscriber. on on beflF.
the sd. DAY OF NOFEAEEH, a. -. 1919.
Otherwise Trey alay uy law Le excluded fr8.l
Hs-ltl ttis -4 DAY 1E -~oFelH1-T. 1898 AGNES
AMELIA ASHFORD. care Berry 81 Minor
Colorado Building Attest iSeaI NH III
TAYLOR. Register 5l wis for the District "
Columbia. Clerk OF The Probate Court.
BERRY & MINOR, Attorneys uoflIIs
SUPREME COURT OF TIRE DISTRICT ov
COLUMBIA. HOLDING a PROBATE gJJrEl-e
80 l-st5s, AlmiUlstraJi1u--Apu iicatson hsv-
lAg been made tJ me supreme Court Of the
District gt Columbia holding a probate
court Tor probate or the -azt slI and Uas-a-
meut " said deceased. ana Tor letters tesra-
LeL-AIy ll SAID estate bE Mary j.. Douglas.
BE- is ordered this Zltu day ~ October e. III.
1874. that notice De ana hereby u given 10
william j. Douglas. and 20 all others con-
eernelr 90 appear lu zaft court 1u TEESD AY.
tng ttu DAY or DECEMBER A. ID 1904. al
10 O'CLOCK A. a.. 90 show cause why such
application should MOE be granted Provided
this notice be published il the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Times
once ll each OF Three successive weeks bee
fore the return day herein GeUrla1aa-l1e.
hTsE publication 90 Dee uor less llal thirty
days before said return day f=aat -EEt-
LEY b. GOULD Justice Attesr- NTlE a.
TAYLOR. Deputy REGISTER of Wills fag the
District Of columbia, Clerk OF the Probate
Court DANIEL orc. CALLAGHAN. At
toruey. oc2s. uos. ~
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CANADIAN PACIFIC GATEWAY.

Iraus-CoutiHeutal route no the Canadian AMI
United states Northwest connecting at Van
c1uEgr with the finest lines OF steamers ON
the Pacific for China Japan, Philippines.
tl1. Honolulu. Australia and Neys Zealand.
For rates and Information apply 10
ID. r. MORSE. ~. a. j.. A.
i&lh ana NsH 40la ave-. Bond Building
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LOST Between IglH and clifton place and
5aanl ring. liberal reward. Apply DESK,
Raleigh Hotel. II
LD5T-A black and white dog; pointer; an
HIRAM JOHNSON. 5th ST. wing. Center
-LaLA-t MOST
ADsT-smau gold Elglu watch. initiated
H. en exterior front " case. and ". T. K
GA FOB, chain attached. Mrs. 81 j. KING
D.t.artlneut or Agriculture. II
-JsI.-Ihursday a. m Metropolitan police
i'teifeIr -t4-2. The party who found IL
nt-t return al once % No. 3 Police Station, 5Ih
ana u SITS ss- II
LOsf-At Metropolitan Church. "wednesday
HlsAts pair skeleton E1ld-frame sueCtacIes.
crease return To- ms J. 81. NV. second floor.
--o--,- anu lsee..e reward Ho3-st
LosT-IH Palais Royal. Mouday. blacll siIx
purse steel fringe. Finder please retain
r'l-,9i'y5. return purse 10 Information Ru-
L---- t1-1-4 Lt15 az uO3-3t
LOST COX terrier dog. Liberal reward
10. return To- -zs3 q ST. NV. MOIST
so HEWARD-Lost al Center Marker p.
large brown mound very long ears. Return
% .s5 NoEth 14bltol ST. u15-at
s. REWARD FOR bull terrier. white ,g,rt
lTiHdie spot yu side 1f head Return H.
$40 Center 81. Mount Pleasant uos-st
LOST-About ten days ago. big white f,,
terrier blagA marked head. one BLACK ,T.--
center OF beck tag s5it5 name and address on
collar Liberal reward q. WOHsTER sri
Gun 81 s@- noz q
LOsT-A diamond earring. October - a., -
between stn and llths ] and X SITS. 80 ~
ward. LEWIS ROSENBERG. 5u SIN sd 81
HoZ-1t
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DANCING

ORDWAY DANCING SCHOOL. Prof vYND.
HAN, toHfel Vet. Hall entrance fsI lTth
81. uw.l- Every Tuesday ami Friday even
ing Beginners class. 80. advanced. $3.50
aje pea lesson. oT SIX lessons 81 So with
music Class no# I1ruIng. Alz3 private
llsz1us oe2y-tt
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FOR REET-sT0REs

FOR REET-Oue large store. Iso4 Park s.,
near 18th large show windows hOs-Vgater
neat b. q r BOO
II 81. ue-s near Government Printing once.
setll 5-J
ocl5-Ef
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FOR RENr-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT
THOMAS :. FISHER s. CO. INC,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS. AND INSUR-
ANCE. I4l4 + ST. ". W.
TELEPHONES II. as AND n s3Ss-
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

BEAUTIFUL Farm OF j. acres. five miles
from Great Falls Va. l6 fTgH Easn{fg ZION
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co. ElE sta ST. MOIST
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60 aEIes- Us wood. vel. spring and branch (.
LeE a-Tsall house, summer kitchen Us feet
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

COME OFT SUNDAY
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS.
81 DOWN 81 PER MONTH
No IuteTest-No Taxes
WASHINGTON CITY PROPERTY.
Fire and Police Protection
City Collection and Delivery Of Mail
Lots Z3SlO0 TO 200 feet I'm depth.
glFODT STREETS, l5-FOOT ALLEYS
ONE CAR FARE
Wagouettes viii meet you Sunday.
End OF Car Line at Congress HeiEhts
From 2 u. NJ. until j. III
-Four squares from end OF car line.
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS co.
Phone ~. l4uJ. ylS j. st. y. w.
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EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
To Baltimore With Pullman Service.
Week days. 300. 500. $3.50. $500. 7.45. 500.
g-.5. $500. $751; lJ.H1s 1850 a. u-, - 200 noon.
Z.u5. 100 $780, $780, AGO. 49, $500. 5-.5.
$3.50. COO, $50. l---, s--- ly-lJ. L-sJ. Mss,
sundays. $500. 200, T-z3. $3.50. 500. 400
"a. m.s 100. l-l5, $500. $780, GEO. 5ssls s.3J
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1T is reported here that friends OF the
outlaws are rallyiug 10 their assistance
and that we may have To night a larger
party than those who were IN the hold
up. We hope il is true so that We can
clean up the whole gang al once
THE outlaws have cut the teIephoue
wires wherever possible 20 keep iuf0r-
nation from reaching US, but we are
pretty sure OF our game. These In
dams Of mine can follow birds track
over nat rock and I arm something of
"a trailer myself"
Dressed In their hunting suits and
HeaFIly armed, Buffalo Bill party pre-
scented the appearance OF war party
OF twenty-five years ago, and when they
galioped down the street of the town
ana out on the prairie they got a r0us-
ing seud-On by everybody i'm town who
Aau not gDue on the man hunt They
VIII probably be heard from by noon
today.
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Into the Hole in the wan.

we viii go right into that Infamous
nest OF outlaws and thieves, the Hole
Ia the Wall. il necessary, and bring
them out dead or alive. in fact. We had
rather get them dead, for that viii save
us the trouble OF handling them.
our plans have been carefully laid
and we have relays OF my best horses
stationed along the entire route TO the
owl Greek Mountains. where the out
laws were last seen. BY riding ali night
we can make the trip long before noon
Friday, and We expect 10 close the deal
before eating dinner tomorrow. These
fellows Will fight, but so viii we.
II have with me Iron Tail, lle Sioux.
and a number of Crow Indians. as wei
as several or my cowboys all of whom
tire crack shots. If we get within reach
OF those fellows there viii be no pariey-
ms. We viii go al and over them in
about u minute