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The Washington times., 1905-12-17

their plan of Improvement into imme-
date operation.
Prior 70 these purchases. the area of
the Capital Traction Company's possess
sions in this square north of the canal
aggregated 0,3O3 feet. ON the south side
OF the canal. the site occupied by the
powerhcuse and adjacent coal dumps
covered an area of q. .7O3 square feet.
Several weeks ago the company pur-
chased from Captain Bryant 10000
square feet, giving them an outlet on
Thirty-second below NJ street. Lots So.
81. 90. and Sc have a total area of Ash
square feet
Part of lot 46. conveyed by Mr. Adler.
contains 2543 square feet The parcel
conveyed by Mr.. DougaI contains 2.I7T
square feet. These properties are Nos.
1858 and 1924 NJ street
The Capital Traction Company has
been granted a permit to make altera-
tions TO their Union station property at
Thirty-sixth and NJ streets.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
NEW HOTEL PLANNED
At UNION STATION
st. Louis Capitalist Buys
Site Facing Plaza.
WILL INVEST $500,000
Building Will Front On F and North
Capitol Streets Northwest.
Ground Cost 100000.
WILL lNVE $500,000

Attorney Joseph A. Burkart has pur-
chased for Capt. Adolphus Busch, of
St. Louis. Mo, 10 feet on + street and
205 feet on North Capitol street north
west. The property is the southwest
corner OF North Capitol and streets
northwest. directly facing the plaza TO
be constructed in front of the new
Union Station.
Former Owners.
Included in the purchase are lots 40
to 43 inclusive. now occupied by the
warehouse of the Bakers COOPERATIVE
Association and formerly owned by
them, and lots SO. belonging to Howard
l.. Wilkins, and l57 and I5S. belonging to
Claudius q. Jewell, each containing
buildings formerly used for warehouse
purposes. The transaction involves over
100000 and is the largest that has taken
place in that vicinity and one of the
largest OF its kind in the District I'm
recent years.
Captain Busch TO erect as soon as prac-
ticable a handsome modern first class
hotel on the site, and IL is reported that
the entire investment will represent over
half million dollars.
Rise in Values.
Since the new Union Station became a
certainty, property In its immediate
vicinity has rapidly risen In value.
Captain Buschs purchase is regarded
by men well informed I'm such matters,
as being an excellent investment.
Mr.. Burkart dealt directly with the
Bakers Association for their property
and purchased the properties of Mr..
Wilkins and Mr.. Jewell. through w. b.
Turpin, of the real estate firm Of Plant
& Turpin
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
lATIONS MOVE BRISKLY ALONG IN CAPITAL CITY
IWO-FansiIy apartments
In Southeast Section
Row on Second Street Findino Ready B,,v-
ers-l lenants Move In Before Houses Are
CompIeted-AttractivcF Features.

Among the sales mad, by the corpora
ton of Moore & Hill during the past
week. were 5l2 and SIC Second street
southeast. These two properties are of
row of ten two-family apartment
houses. seven OF which have already
been sold By Moore & Tfill, some of them
being in conjunction with Swartzell.
Rheem & Hensey The price uniformly
has been $3.50.
These buildings are representative OF
the highest type of small apartment
houses of the present time. The first
floor fat consists OF i've rooms and the
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

second has six. Each has a tiled bath
and furnace, the cellar beng so divided
as to give each apartment one-half OF
the space Back porches and back yards
go with each.
sOne very attractive feature of the
houses is the inside stairway TO the
cellar by an outside route The build
ings are wide and amply supplied with
light
The houses have proved to be among
the best renters tenants having moved
in before the outside steps were in
place The apartments are the work Of
the builders. Osterman & Butler.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
AUCTION SALES OF
GEORGETOWN REALTY

The house ss0s n street was sold last
week at public auction by Thomas ].
Owens & Son to ]. w. Stohlman
The sale OF house 1929 Thirty-fourth
street. which was TO have taken place
publicly in front OF the premises on
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
REALLY DRAMATIC CRITICISM,

The best dramatic criticism / ever
heard" said the theatrical press agent,
was made by n man who was In his
cups The piece. an English comedy.
was dragging awfully. The curtain had
been up nearly half an hour. / guess
and nothing had happened to check the
yawns that were seen on the faces In
the audience. At this point our slight
ly intoxicated friend Strengthened up,
yawned. looked at his watch and said
In a voice heard through the theater and
on the stage: Say, what time does this
show begin?' kansas City Times,
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
TOUGH FOR THE wIDowERS.

"A family man who walks the floor
with the babies nights. helps his wife
nurse them through the whooping
cough. measles. etc. denies himself to
send them to school and give them big
weddings, finds that all his children to-
gether do not give him half the trouble
that one little boy with a bow and ar
row and without a stitch to his back
causes him after he becomes a widower
-Atchison Globe.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

Wednesday last. was stopped by order
OF the court. in the Injunction suit fled
by the wife OF the mortgagor.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
TOO BUSY.

Does your husband complain because
you belong to so many clubs?''
Well, no. He's too busy complaining
about the food and the way the children
are neglected d-''-Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
JUST LIKE AN APOLOGY.

Two Nebraskans fenced in 212.O00 acres
OF Government land and were fined $500.
While this was not exactly an apology
for annoying the gentlemen, IL was very
like one.-Philadelphia Ledger,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-11
Sriebbofe.
2olloon Barf Cemetery, Office ri.
8eIt.S aratoga StroBe.
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Gbeinpenfesginic.
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.Ntlnnia" nab
9Th Fuirt Comfort iiltb Eurfpit, va.
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ltelllilleii Snllntngs) nm $50 gtbc-oS itiio tonis
lieil III OLD Ypiilt Comfort nm q llbr DIOR
gems mo in goriOif nm 715 s~lurgeits OIL. ails
lhlicBeilo. an bie Siictbabn5ige iiud allen
Rnittieli ocs Siioe1S mo Siiouciteiis.
rts9iiucrsSiuic.
eleGaflte Gningicrs9nmpfer Charlotte" utb
baltimore"
nan &cit.1uint uno Nidbuiuno, IA.
Sampler o~erldlielt Baltimore StenltngS, Spfis
rerlta9s mo Samit1gS nm 3 ubr Iadbntittnas
tno t~oillelt jl Neitseottt NM 7.30 Worgens
itno 5I Hidtlono INT ops mtoreenS al.
vic SnIlpter nerbei nnf Der Sin. iino Hiids
ldbtt I'M Dort.hioer al fuIgenben Yunftet suiis
legei 9loneeiter 8oint. eInD 9dnf rnb aI'
SanIpicr ~urrlaiien Baltimore pom Yirr gr. is
nno ~, St1htitrafen.secritc
SlitnsVlucle nab alien Rlitfieii ioflfef1 &c
hubert, @epdd dlifacgeben mo aaliitenStrIffer
IN S9raiis ~reierotrt iueroen in ben 9ieiiqen
gtuefsBirenllr gfr. 317, observation-disclosures.
Mr. II, Wciis9entresS traBe, ODER ben Saltptf
Hiirenilr' W. $50. 9iabt Sirnbe. Baltimore, Nh.
aenbch %futrr, e. q. 9biSml,
Zen. d@eihiitSfibrer. Sen. sNinet-sfaeHt.
J. 8. @tsanael, r~cilenber EaiiagierfIgtii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-11
@eitern MarhlanS- gabn.

Srnt am 10. Sc5cmGcr 1904 in Strait.
0nge o~erlalet StlersStatton, nte tolat:
SdBItd.
l.5O SOrtlt. - Sdncll}ug, SuupiIinie, Sngcr5s
tninn, Wabnesboro. q. x N. 9abn unb ben
Suoen, mo nuSacuumfnen Sprltfags q. B.
NnDn pdncod. GDunbersburg, Mariil56nrg
mo &inhcitcr.
1925 glbeuoe - glforl. ndt rtrionsgribae.
TdaItn, ausgenDmmrn Suuutags.
1.lb Soriu. Dorf, D.. 4 8. bib. uHo Sduht,
Sinte titltdh bon @1aorpsSrooe, Carlisle uno
S.t5 @orm. = Saupilinte, Saeerstotur, Sbip,
penSbura, Sreoerid, gnlmittsburp unb u. &
%. No6u bis Clifton.
g0ri mt Bctibs6nre.
2.25 gln1nt. - sffom. nn6 Gnnrbsgrpbe.
$50 gtafnt. - NfioH. nah SnturnSerobe, y. 4
8. 9to., foiuie DoIt.
4.t5 Ru6fr. slffoni. nab u~utoH.grtoae.
$500 WudlnI.-GrpreB rtnh Weftnttnfter, unisrs
Brih1e, mo ouuIl Glffou. bis SdgerStuptt,
Ionic Nnncod, Trcoerid GntfHttts6urg iilo
Sbippcisburg. (Hurl0rsSnr.)
1925 Nadlm. @rprrR nan Yorf, Sanpper rnp
BettpSunrs. (EarlorsSar.)
$50 Nndtm. - slffotn. nnd &ntorbs5robe.
0.lb Wbenos - &tiipm. nab tlntousBrtoge.
500 Mbenos - 9lifpm. nab @ntorbs5rpbe.
Rur Snnutags.
$50 gorm. affom. nah 1lriou'srtbee nrb
6auoocr.
2.3O giudnt. - 9tfipnn. md llniors9rioge.
40 giddri. - Iffom. nod Gntorbs@robe.
= ShIt nibt an Der cnniDtbuuiu,sI She .s5tniior
piuett lilo @epIds Niireali, aGbauabfs, gde
Charles tno 2erinetrnsStrnte.
3iipe 5c!ten nn ~tlniprs, 8e1nfbIbnnidsslbe.',
Stiltoiis mn @aIbroois (giprtbseIpenle) Gtntinr.
s.. IN. SDuea. o. B. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-11
Gnern Inne's Gilcn6ahn.Gp.

Snbrpfau trat nm IL. December 1904 tn arait.
Tnmpicr uerlaiiru Bier VT. 9k, 2iabts Strabc,
tdalid, (niisnenuntticl Sorntn9) nm ". 90 giornl
nab SuuesGu,m, Suecnstuipt, Scntreotlie, Srns
ton, Wrccnipuup, Genes mo 3iUiffenitntionen
nno nm $50 9tabut. mad auen Buntten bis
Sewes, Trf.
NnidbInh sit Greenpooo init Der nSeiuiuares
Rabn" rndb allen Flirttcn fiioIi6 an Der ggtcius
Ourf, Gbildorlpbiu uno giuriolfR nhlr".
= Snhcii III Queen Itne StnfbInk an bic
%. a Is. Giicuhubu" mad @dltpn uln Sriuro.
Srn6t ipiro tiBlib bis 8 nbr IbeltoS euts
1uun Is. Ybslei, @cr.s8a. .gacnt.
5rnnt 6bicn, Seaueiter.
(Wiui27tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-11
Ycnniblbamia.S ahn.

8erlliien Die GamocnsSiattuH ulp fnIat.
40 WiurgeHe, tdgli6 QlniouaStaii0n 4i4 8(prs
S.45 0prmittdgS OlntotaStation $50 &ornl.),
idglih, nab Bltteburg, 9bitaao, QUuts0ile.
Ct. Snuts; Ho@elier nn0 sane an g8o6sns
Sis @Ormtttaos Qlnionsstatio 8.55 gorm.)
tdgli9, nab Slttlalu, tpta emporium Sitnc.
tiuH), MT ourbgeDelloeuI GaiezlSuggun, BAR
lorElSaga01 mo Goad,
la @Oriutttass Ulniorsetution 1900 nit
taG5), taglt6, nab Biiisburg un6 Gleue.puo:
8eiIGDo mo GliHlru an WobeHtuger.
1t.45 9GrnlittaDe (lniun=GtutioH 1900 witt
tuga), tu9Iih, Gtliteo, 8ittsbura. G6tCauJ
9!coGelalIo, @o1eoo, Detroit, Guuispile mo
4.35 giahmittags, tieIt6 (oon Der rnion.eta,
ttoH(, ndD Bttisburg, Chicago, ytai5utle (ota
Slit!Hlgll lllo GQuIsoIle), 81. SOulB unb
100 gl6tnoS, tdali6 (bou Der il~nlonsstaion).
rad Chicago. 9leOeIGno Ino Toleoo.
$50 gnenbs, Gdgllb (uoH Der uHionsStattoHl.
nab 8ltisburp. GttctHuuti uno Ct. Qolts.
$50 Abeno9, tdglib (uoH Der llaious5tatiOHe,
nab, Buffalo (nia emporium 1inciiOu). mt
3ut@9ebc1oem &Slutet, S1Iatpaggon II. 9oob
S'45 N6enoS, tdpli4. glnion Station rm 900
goeHos) nah B.ttsburg, GbtcaGO, GlcoelGub,
Cincinnati e. aonts iHo Gric; 8o8e95r'
IA IbeuOs Gunior. stntion 1t.55 ~9t6en6s).
tin4llb, ndb BittsburG 96!cGgo, Iole0o, fos
6elitr ulo @rte; GIcbeiauo, Gl5lcnomnlen
RAD @naaapolis. 7.3t uuo $50 @orm. l37
gohnl on 2Sobcniugcn. SpHniaBe, $50
G,on Der grcNocut. etrade.
GLIB Wlorgens uuo G.25 abeuos an WUbens
tuger, itad GbiIaSeISbia " ~
95Iu Der iinious Station,
TGfI philadelphia NIB Rrfp .NprF.
'5.O3 SSadlm; g6ongreitonal StmiteO," taaIit.
tulr 9eip.Oorr &6rrn., 1905. 10. 4426p'
#5,45 gtNdm,, $50 uno 1f.25 GChenhs an
gSufentaQcn. GOuutuqs, 1.4s uno *iO.O2
GnrHl. Tl2.O5, LOG, 4.20, *5.45 gIQdn. 75u
mo 1926 SIbcnoS.
gtur 4btlaoclpbln. .4.10. 6.35, $40. 020, HOO
GorHly LOG, 3.Oi, ADJ 9d6u1.. 1885 II. G45
gtbenos an g8ohentuaen. GouniaGs, 6.35,
7.55 Born. 3.Oi, 4.67 Rahnt,, $685. irb
6.45 %gIben0S,
al 8oDentaGcn mo 8.35 2bcnos folio.
Tad 9eImnr lHIo ben bnltptidhli6cn 8luifbc1s
Stnttouet an Der EclNpdretSiUiIon, G.35,
765 Born, 2.30 mo 4.57 gtudm. an g8oden,
togeH rnb 7.5O Ihcros tdolId.
743. Sa5. s.55. 9.42. 1874 8orm., t2e".
1910. i.0}. 2.l2. 2.I5, $40. 400. $40.
30 Audhnt, COS. Tlj. T2g l7.}G ylmtlCoN.
T4t, s.25. SAB. 0.15 uno 9.55 absnbs a..
@So6Cntacer. Sunntugs, 2.2G, 2.37, G.i2,
T.25, TAB S.45, S.h5, a42 gprm.. ~ 70.
t53. 2.t2. $40. 400. 80. G.05. Tl1. IN
tI&6 Qimitco), III. S.21. Q15 uu0 D.55
9lbcnOo.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-11
Ncrdants' C Mincrs' sranspor'
tntiDn Gump.nn.

IuTlDTtffTIfltH
gnh Roften unb Dem Often: ieoen Wpntua,
9icnitag, Sonnerftng urb Gnmftag. sbeHos
@ llbr.
Ga6 Providence uno BEN Often: ieoen5onrs
tag, Wtthpp6 unb 5rettoa, gtbenos 8 llbr.
gtub Neppnrt e Stems uuo GorfOIt: tdeIin
nm @ llbr Nheubs.
Srntt miro tdaIi6 bic 5 llbr abenSs fir an
benz Sage Gbfnbrenoe Sdmpfcr nuaenuntmer.
gtnd Sdbdnudb uno benz Sii6en: ieoen Siens
FLAG, 9onnerftdg rro Snuitua, stbenos 6 ll6r.
goitoner uno Probioeuce 5 Satnpfer fabren
bon Der @erfte nm Sube oes 2pnas 9ods alb;
SnonnnabsSnnpter bon oer &erfte am Slbe
Der s8eitsSuussglbeHue.
6. ". Giaiuebam, geent,
2ongsSp6.
70. g. Surner, @.g8.sM.
n. .. stebbtnS, 0.s9R.
Saiptbiireun Rr. GOA. RurosG earles- ctr.
Srn6ts uno ifn9es9iireau-9r. 221, Belt.
@nItimuresStrabe ttf3S&S)
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Baltimore T~ampfsYnfst.SO,

Vie &cr. Stnntcr Eoit befbrberno.
Sumpfcr inbrcu td0iih. SonutHgS nusaenpiHs
men. bon nen rYnn giuc" BicrS. gir. t0-t3,
GtqbtsStrlBe, $50 HbcuoS. oircft mao Slo
Buutten oes SilocnS, %erbinoun9 in OLD
Foint Comfort nit e. & O.s9iieH6abn" nab
8idmoub,. GerbtnhunQ IN Portsmouth nit bent
moii5 nan atIGHfG. Sa %orfRoif &erbin6nno
nit bcg ~%yttTurtic Goat Clue. gtorioLI mo
Carolina, @oriolf uuo iib.i6, gIorfolf unO
bern, @nibinaton, SIG. uno Rihmnno, RI.
WlaD8ettcH nab eurppdiitem RInuc. Gurus
rinfe 1niiitcn8immer, e~Icitrtfhe ~Eeleudtu1g,
5immer in ben Rtnetsgirenur Der Bah Cine
Or. 32t, @eits3dliimoresStraBe gr. 500 mo
sos. GiQ6tsStrube. G. ". e. Office. Orr. 2t5.
gtoros9bgrleszStrnBe. unO Glbuugb's, gbGrIeSs
uHo YertngtousStruce
Sohu ". SBerluuuo, q. 8ruiun,
Stce. Prif. II. Sen Muunger. 8eu.s gnf. '2Ieent
Nea29
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@egwei(m
Dpn empfeblcnsmertBcn Sinan5.,
GngrOSs unS GnSctails8 cidaftcn.
Siuan3teIIes.
9Qnfen.

SirIt 0utionaI 9ant, 16, @eIt.5ora.
toga StraBe; S. 9. 6erguion
8rGitOent; $. 9. 8iIcor, &oiiirer.
JormerS' ono Mer6ants' NationoI
8ant, 301, Noro.G9arles StraBe;
Gbo8. &. Crane, BrGitoent; Garter.
g. OSburn, Raiiirer.
0euti6e 9ont, 2erington. un0 Soli.
0np.S troBe; 81. s. S6ul3, 8rGii'
bent; altguit @eber, 9aiiirer.
Commercial ans 6ormers' @ntionoI
9anf, Sopar0. uno @erman.Str.
8eitern National 9ant, IA, 0oro.
gutam.S traBe; Soibua g. Sorpep,
8rdiioent; @. @arriott, &oiiirer.
9ropers' ono @e6onicS' 9otionol
@onf, @utom. unO 6apette. ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-11
WarDlanb nnb Yenniplpania-S Balm.

8fee b~erIaiien g1ortt,I oemiesG citation:
7.80 Born. mad Yorf, tieIi6, ansuenor,
men GonutaaS.
$50 Born. na6 Delta. rur Gonrtaes.
$50 nab 9cInir, tdeltH, atseerou,nfer
SpnntagS.
1926 g,a6m. nab gor;, tdeIi9. ansaenom.
men SonrtdeS.
400 an6m. mad Seltn, mir Gnnnings.
APO nab Delta, tigIih, Glsgenculrlen am
Counting.
600 gn6m. nn6 geIair, iaeIid, ausacnoms
tner GpHniaaA. .es.4 -. A,..S.
GOO Tbenos, rddb Ael1ir. Iinr Grnntdas.
1t.45 Ioeubs, mao Stluir, Usittippn un6
6dnftaa.
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NOrOOenti6er 0lOBO.
&eselmGRise 9ampHdifffabrt
5fpiI5en

R.osInSs;o. NomnHA;Ffsob~t
2,r.; o,Dt%Sn aro,,..
N"'''"'"'| wv" S''"t" .
onpr 9eo,,pmIi&fpitpn n~prSpkpnpn
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m ' - n
moI.n nko,,;h u
U1teuulI H0DelllllBy
DUlulu' DSleSlu".
Qte @rOe0tttonStn1e linn fDte fDlQt.
non moTttnInro
NroaI,,, SonJjtI1 oe,, ot San
">''"'' O""'I'"S' ~" N
: llpr !tud)lIlIttd9>.
yNOrnltu0t," O}ittuodl, 0cH -,
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@ambnrg,N
- Hnd1 -
--Sambnrg
0oppclIdranbcn-
Grrrces nm HaiIadirrsTienIt.
Grercs. 1tnS 3aiI

" 9cacu ~ 9nurr fur 9ouOOu nnO garis an.
amburg'TmcrifG.2inie
81 9~roo0tuop, Nelp-0ort.
artDnr W. GO6IOn,
II WeIt.@e entire Strabe.
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Sam6leton & 60, ~, OIt,2eyington.
Strabe.
6euer.8 neutrality-suspicious.
Some 6rienOlp Society, 1926, Sin
Sen . Apenlle.
%. &. SbodeIforo & 60, 2, SIt.
SarntogaItroBe.
Senrp 90. 8orfieIo (&oDaD, 210,
Sit.2eringtonitraBe.
8irdbeaO & Son, pa, SIt.2ering.
ton StruBe.
SenneB & SopIor, 306, SIt.2eging.
ton StraBe.
Surner & Sbomas, 3, SIt.S aratoga.
StraBe.
90. .. Gcloen, II, SIt-9Icuiont'
StroBe.
SeuerIidere M6bel- 2ogerunQ.
8robom'S @orebonIe, Gorf gIOcnuq
mo 9olpbin.S traBe.
neutrality-suspicious. .Mofler.
8ierre s. 0ugon & gtepbeu, 16,
2eyington.S traBe.
8itdban6lung.
@llntber's 0elttide 8r6bnuOIun9.
sos. 2Its8 Baltimore StraBe.
81der.Tequiitten.
She Ngers & StdS Co., t04, Siio.
3omar0.S trobe.
gaubol5.SGnoIer.
SGos. Mottbeps & Son, Canton.
Ibenlte llno IibemarlesS traBe.
Geo. s. Sloan & Bro, Ala, Sight.
StroBe.
9led. uno emaiGirte StobIpaoren.
Sectional gnameIing & stamping
So, 100, SanopersS trabe.
9ompfmui6inen, Geiiel II. Brmpeu.
8oQace Stebbtns & Cons, CHARLES.
un0 2ombarosS traBe.
2anowirt i9aftli6e @erGtbe unb so.
mereien.
@riffitb & Eurner Co., 205, Ioro.
YacaltraBe.
SrnamentaIe 9robt.arbeiten.
9ufur & 60, 3tt, R.sSomnro.S Str.
Sdnitts un0 9~ur3tpaoren.
Irmitrong, Gator & Co., 106-t9.
Sopfins-S loce.
SregellaS, SerteI & SO, 100, Sop.
finS.glace.
Sbiiren, GenIterrabmen II. &auIeaur.
5rant 8. 8atfins & 60, Tratt. uno
greiioent.S traBe.
Sdnupftobafs . Tobrifonten.
81. Starr & Co., 436, Ror0.G aIuert.
Strabe.
3citIdriiten Mo1o5in etc.
Baltimore Nclus 60, 318, 8cIt
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MnnnpUIis. ut. WpO0Is1fQfIOn TI.6O mo
%s.45 g., l455 nib 300 a. @amoersS tntt0r,
800 mn 1900 g., 1905 WittinGS, 1900,
1855. 600 mo 21t.10 9tbegos.
6reberid, l}t. JloDnbS tntiOn. 2s.45, l0.4s g,
Gunthen. Stotion, 1875, 29.00. 20.15 mo 1000
8orrl., II. 20, 1850 nub $500 9tbcros.
PAS u. GnmocGtsS tatioH, 1920 y, 1900 llItc
1850 giddnl.
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2urnn. Nj. 8oOulSiaiiDn, *243 guOnl.
Characterization. 900 Gu6nt.
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neutrality-suspicious. .Mofler.
9ierre 6. 0ugor & Ncpbctp, 16,
2eyingtonsS traBe.
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9ontiers 1n0 Mafler.
Sam6Ieton & 60, 12, SIt.2cyington.
Strnbe.
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Sparoanfen.
Central Saoings 9aut, CHARLES.
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=. y. 0iufiiu, Mgr. @nf. traffic.
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@untber's belttide 9ltdbnnOIun9.
sos. 2lts8a Baltimore 5trnBe.
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SetIt6 -@erl. Gnmocn BerI, Mt Nobai
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@nttet Vnrlor. uusg. 2. $50 3. 9.54 y.
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GurIor. spcilc, nuSa 9. 1903. Mt1.54 g.. 6
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g1der.G eqltiItten.
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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-02-18
RUMORs UUFOUNDED.
As is Always the Case with Rail-
road RumOrs there was Moth
ing to il.
Somebody Likes to Talk and Thus RumOrs
Take Wlngs and Fly as With the
Wind.

There were a couple of pecul-
lar unfounded rumors ON the
streets Thursday anent the E. P.
IN. E. Ry.
One was that the Bisbee rail
way company had bought out the
E. P. & N. Il. and that the Bis
bee officials arrived to take
charge.
The other rumor was a lot Of
stuff about the directors of the
E. P. & N. E. meeting at Hotel
Alamogordo to elect a general
manager for the road and to
make a complete change in the
working force Of the entire sys-
TEN. These rumors, like hum
dreds of other rumors, were un-
founded. NOT ONE of the E.
P. & N. E. directors was at the
hotel on that date and Mr.. Eddy
was at Dawson.
We learn, (and this is official,
too,) that the management of
the E. P. & N. e. are WELL
SATISFIED with the PRESENT
manner in which the road is be-
ing CONDUCTED. That they
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-02-18
GENERAL LEW WALLACE
At LAST SURRENDERS
At One Time Governor of New
Mexico and Was Author Of
"Ben Hur."
Last Words Were. II Am Ready to Msst
Ny Maker"

Charlottesville, Ind. Feb. 10.
General Lew Wallace, author
of ben Hur," and one time
minister to Turkey and a govern
or of New Mexico, and a veteran
of the Mexican and civil wars,
died at his home in this city to-
night, aged IS years.
The health of General Lew
Wallace has been waning for
several years and for months,
despite the efforts of his family
to keep the public in ignorance
of his true condition, it has been
generally known that his vigour-
Oug constitution could not much
longer withstand the ravages of
a wasting disease. For more
than year he has been unable
to assimilate his food.
At no time has he ever con-
fessed the belief that the end
was near and his rugged consti-
tuition and remarkable vitality
have been responsible for pro-
longing his life several months.
The death bed scene was one
of calmness. Beside his physi-
clan, only his wife, his son, Hen
ry Wallace, Of Indianapolis, and
Mrs. Wallace, his sons wife,
were present. Two grandchil-
dren were in the house, but they
were not admitted to the room.
When told by his physician that
he was dying General Wallace
was perfectly calm and his last
words were expressions of cheer
to his grief stricken family, bid
ding them farewell, he said:
II am ready to meet my max
er," and lapsed into unconscious
ness from which he did not re.
cover.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1905-02-18
WHAT THE COMMITTEE WANTS

The Fraternal Sanitarium COM
mittee want:
Accessibility of railroads !;
character and source Of water
supply; maximum, minimum
and average temperatures at all
seasons; altitude; precipitation
frequency of sand storms; seem
cry prevalency Of malaria, and
the amount of land to be donat-
| ed.
If the committee can't be sat
|isfed in this locality then there
is no place in New Mexico that
can please them.