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Railroads.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B-FolOwinE schedule figures published
only as information. and ays not guaranteed
T.55 A. II DAILE-LOCai T0E harrison Jurg.
WArreut0u. Dalgllles aid Nay stations.
I0.5l A. A. DALLI-ss asnluEtOl alQ Florida
Limited. FiTst-cIass coaches ana sleeper 20
Columbia. Savannah. AID aackscuFliia.
Dining Car 5-rylce.
uIg A Ii uAlLI-CuttCd states Fast AfaiI
First-cl16s coaches and sleeper 70 &eW Or.
leans. Dining Car Service
s-u J. II. rs EEh JA S-Local for FTarrfso
burg and ssay stations on Manassas Eraucb
a. l. II UAlLA-L1cal 1JT At arTeBton md
CLSrIoItesyl4lu. Week days Tor sIrasburg-
--a T. Il DAILE-NeW ok anu AIlspfa
F-Hureas E1rsG-cIass Coach 10 Atlanta
SIeeUer 20 columbus Ga. VIA Atsaurs.
SUuset Route Tourist Sleeper WzsLiuCtga
20 san FRANCHISE Mondays. Wedassqays-
and ET.Q1gz.
E0 p & DAILV-New York ana FJor,da
Express Through Coaches and sIeepsrs t0
Columbia Sas annah. ana JacksouVfIle-
sleeper 10 Augusta ana POrt Tampa Din
lEg Car Service ID Carte.
1u-Ug y. -. DAILl-NsH York and aleuuhfs
Limited tvta Lynchburg). Eirst class Ccaeh
and Slsrpils -ar % Eossn0kr KuOxYll.s
trhattaUJls4. ana Memphis, Sleeper % Nsvr
orleans Dining Car service
1O.s5 i. Ii. DAlL1-Ha aBEluss ton ana South
western Limited. All Pullman train on.
s@rsAtIcu Car o. Atlanta and Macon. Club
Car 20 Atlanta nlGCpuTs ~ Nashville A.
lauta. Macon. EirmiuEuAms New Orleans
Dining Car Service.
u y SLeuCer q. II. =. II Hardwick p T II /.
" II. Tayioe. q. p. A.. i. b. Brown. .. A
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Proposals.

GENERAL DEPOT OF QUARTER
MASTERS DEPARTMENT, Washing
ton, d. c.. August q. 1906. Sealed pro
posals, In triplicate. viii be received
here until 2 p. m. October II. 1906. and
then opened. for constructing, plumbing.
drainage, gas-piping, heating and ven
ulation. electric cOndUlts and wiring
system, electric elevator plant. and
vacuum cleaning system, OF building for
the Walter Reed Army General HOspi
tai. Army Hospital Grounds, Washing
ton. d. {. Information can be obtained
by applying here or 70 Depot Quarter.
masters. at Nelv York, PHILADELPHIA,
ST, Louis, ana Chicago. Envelopes con
taining proposals must be marked PRO
posals for Constructing, etc, Army Cen
eral Hospital Washington. D. c." and
addressed 10 Capt. A. W Butt. O. NJ,
Washington. D. G. au27 Z6 q. 80, ,Oc25
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SOUTHERN r. R. TEAM
PROTESTS The GAME

Sporting Editor. The Times
1 viii be very glad II you will publish
IN your columns the facts regarding the
ball game between the Southern Rail
way team and kensingtOn on Saturday,
august %. which 1 give you herewith.
The kensiugJOn team published the
game as having been won by them ( 10
D. when as a matter OF fact the Southern
Railway forfeited the game IN the eighth
inning on account Of the persistent eT-
rOneous decisions Of the umpire We
notified him that the next one Of his
unjust decisions would be sufficient
cause for AS 10 quit the game and this
came with the first man up in the
eighth inning, and ! ordered n men
from the Held. JOHN /. COKER,
Manager Southern Railway Baseball
Team
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

tSchedule IN eueCt July ]. lSlo.b
400 p Mold DOMINION EXPRESS.
Daily-Stops al principal points In Yir.
Kinia ana West Virginia Nestibul@ train.
standard coaches parlOrs ears 70 Virginia
Hot Springs and Hinton. Pullman sleepers
Hinton TO Louisville. Cincinnati, Indian
apolis, St. Louis. and Chicago; dining
cars a la carte service
an p M.-NEW - Il .. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new vestbuIe Train: stops only Al
Gordonsville. Charlottesville. .Staunton
Clifton Forge. and CoNingtous Va. White
SULPHUR EonceveTIe. and Hinton, W Va
Pullman sleepers 10 Lexington. Louisville
Cincinnati Indianapolis. ST. Louis and
Chicago. Dining cars. "a Ia carte service
one night out,
ma p M. +. V. LIMITED. Daily
:. SOLID vestlbuie train. Pullman sleepers
20 Cincinnati. Lexington, and louisville
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia
HOT springs week days. Dining cars a
Ia carte service. Bleepers Cincinnati 10
Chicago ana ST. Louis and Louisville 10
Memphis. Nashville. and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio oficer 5I3 Pennsylvania ave; COS l4th
81 near r: and Sixth Street Station Teis-
phone Main $3.50. for PenRsyiyau r. X
Cab service Rnd Main lOG6 far - 3 >.
T1s&et once ies0-n
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CORNELL ELEVEN HAS
DIFFICULT SCHEDULE

ITHACA. aug. 8O.-CorneH viii play
eleven football games this faU. nine OF
which are scheduled for the home
grounds. Princeton viii be met in New
York on October q. and the usual
Thanksgiving Day game win be played
with Pennsylvania. at Philadelphia.
Swarthmore has been taken on in place
OF the proposed game with Chicago.
Following is the schedule announced to-
day;
September 20. Colgate. at ithaca
October 8. Hamilton at Ithaca.
October 6. Oberlin at Ithaca
October 10 Niagara. at Ithaca.
October l3. Buckneu. at Ithaca.
October 20. BOwdOin. at Ithaca.
October q. Princeton. at New York.
November 2. Western University OF
Pennsylvania. at Ithaca.
November 10. Holy Cross, at Ithaca
November II. SwarthmOre. at Ithaca
November %. Pennsylvania, at Phila-
delphia.
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RIDDLE UNSOLYED
IN CHURCH LEAGUE
Meeting Last Night Accom-
pIished Nothing But Date
of Next Gathering.
IS NOW UP TO CALVARY
Should That Club Challenge All viii
Be Settled-If Not Special Board
VIII Decide.

At the meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Sunday School Baseball
League last night. held for the purpose
OF settling the protests filed by Calvary
against Foundry, concerning the elig-
Utility of several of the latter's best
players. no agreement could be reached
by the members, except that another
meeting VIII be convened Tuesday.
when. unless Calvary has issued a for
NAL challenge to It's rivals, q special
board Will adjust the difficulties and
settle the question of the championship
OF the league once and for all Those
who VIII comprise the arbitration COM
mlItee are all the members of the pres
ent board excepting Messrs. BOlgianO
and Fowler of the Foundry and Calvary
clubs, respectively.
Calvary May Challenge.
This plan Of settling the differences
was broached by Mr.. West and after
long discussion was finally accepted. Mr.
Fowler making the proyiso that his
team reserved the right to challenge
Foundry 10 q series of three games 10
settle conciusively the championship OF
the Sunday School Athletic Association
for the present season.
This challenge, If accepted, will be in
lieu Of any action that might be taken
by the board provided the gauntlet Is
thrown prior 10 the meeting to be held
Tuesday, in which event such a step
would be sanctioned by the board as
graceful act on the part Of Calvary in
the spirit Of harmony and the continued
success OF the league.
Should Calvary not issue a challenge
sOr the three games. the adjustment OF
the pennant problem IS up To- the board
or directors Tuesday, with several pos
sible solutions.
Pennant May Go to Foundry.
Calvary's claims. If favorabiy con-
sideTed. would give them the champion
ship without further play, Again, should
Calvary refuse TO play. the peuuaut
may be awarded to Foundry. Further
more, there is a possibility. which
stands about even. that both contend
eTs may each be awarded a bunch of
bunting and that the Church League
viii revel In the proud and unique dis
tinction Of having a pair OF ChuCkling.
chestv champs.
Finally, the conclusion IS this The
puzzle has been passed up. first to Cal
vary, as 20 whether they viii issue
q den, and then up 10 the board. which
may decide on TWO champion teams
and allow the fight for the flag 10
fZZle out. or give them lOOk-in
for one. three. OF five games between
TWO OF the strongest, gamest mines in
the District.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket once, LA2I Peans. Ave.

For Petersburg. Raleigh Wilmington. CO.
l,ubia- Savannah Jacksonville. Tampa, st
lanta. Birmingham. Aobtls. Pensacola. ana
New Orleans.
1870 A NJ DAILT-Seab0ard Mafl-Through
Pullman Sleeper TO Jacksonville. Fla also
through Sleeper Washington TO birmingham.
AIa Cafe Dining Car Washington 10 Ham
let n. c.
e;15 p M DAIL7-Seaboard Express-SoIid
train with Pullman Sleepers. TO Jacksonville .
asd Tampa Through Sleeper 10 Atlanta.
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GEORGETOWN STARS
WIN EASY CONTEST

The Georgetown Stars defeated the
pavenports IN easy style by SO
The battery work OF BeClham and
Allison was phenomenal. The Stars
finger compelled sixteen Of his Oppon-
ents TO dent the atmosphere and allowed
only two batsmen 10 walk and hammered
out two home runs. as did his receiver,
Allison Teams avera ging eighteen
years. address +. Sullivan. 1241 Twenty
eighth street northwest. The score:
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The Time
Resort Information Bureau,

II you have not decided where to
spend your summer vacation-Ths
IiE1es' Resort Information Bureau
may be able to suggest some pleas
ant trip. Hotels in all the leading
resorts have listed information with
US, and we will cheerfuily en-
tighten you without charge.
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For Sale-Farms.

FARM FOR sALE-if0 acres. 7-room dwell
ing. barn; corn house, etc. (all crops and
implements and stock worth 81 COR. best
section Virginia; only % miles from Wash
ingtOn. u. C.. all for 50 500.
BOOTHS EARlG AGENCY, OuraF Bldg
Cor Sth and G. sts nv.
Get our Farm Bulletin Free. sul7-tf
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Railroads.
RALIIMORE AND OHIO R. 3.

BAL lmUnE HIHD UTliO H. =.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. AMI c s..
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the ODD Hour.
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL 20 ST, NEW YORK
Is .05 s-ra.-BuGst, PArlor IIr- Train.
ssS 20 am--Diner anc Pullman ParIor Car
q 20 pm.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
q .00 pm-"Royal Limited" All Pullman
"a % -m-CoaChez 10 Philadelphia
s 90 p.m.-DineT and Pullman tarinr.
Is 90 \. p.m.-Coaches 70 PhlladelphiA
sSll 80 p-m.-sleepers-
kTLSNTIC CRY, s2.57. TOO. 's.oo. III 20
O. N. Si 90. -3.0J, t5-Oo p ~.
!'EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS. J a. 81 TO p. IL
no BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN
SERVICE.
40 500 80. 200. MO- a m. l2.C5 noon.
I2.B 90. 200. 500. 400, as, 500. sos. so
500, go. 100. 500. lo:0o. los, n:s3. Il q
p Sundays. a a.57. 100, TO. $40. 800. 1o.9o
II .O0 a m. 90. 1:15 800. 55o 500. 80 6;s9
500 1850. i0''5' 'wEgfw1Rb. Il .s3 I 4 :. H.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. 'u:O0 a m.
81 'cfSciiNNArI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
WILLIE 80. .O5 q. m-. sos p n, sI2:45 night
PITTSBURG. I'll 60 g ~. 's:l0 .. M. 'l2:40
nitIf CLEVELAND. 'saO D m. COLUMBUS.
'W5SHfEEIING. - 'lo.O5 a. m. $50 ?. m.
WINCHESTER. s ss5 a. M. - 05. Is 20 D m
ESNAPOLIs. week days. T.20 a m. Z -05
posn. 800 ,. N. Sundays. $50 ~ n. and
LURAY and ELKTON. '4.O5 2. n. parIor
''F FREDERICK. ISIS. ''sI5. lo:6. tuoo
m s-i:i5, rE:05. t5:s1 p. IN.
HAGERsTOWN. 4l0aJ a. "a. and 800 o m.
BOYD and way points. tS-55. BIS a. m,
GAiTHERSBURG and way points fs:ss
.-SIO . H.. fl2:50, ''l.l5. 1851. sos
4s.ss I'd. 80 ~ :35 ssl0 10. fl 30 D m
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
points ts.s5. "'S.I5 a m.. ellis. t5.O0. s. 80
D. N.
spaily. fEKCept Sunday. -sSundaY only
Reservation of Sleeping or Parlor Car
space rates OF fare. etc. viii be quickly fur
niHbej BY TELEPHONE a. all Of the fol-
lowing Ticket Offices; 1Sl7 q st. TeleDhons
Main 1891; SO Pennsylvania Ave, Telephone
Hain PSI: Station. New Jersey Ave. and Q
- Ticket once, Telephone East -6s7. In
formation Bureau East T2A my1t-tf
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Auction Sale.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO. AuctioneeI
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-sTORY
BRICK HOUSE. 1913 LAMONT STREET
knnTTTNErUTGT~

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 THREE-sTORY
BRICK HOUSE. 1913 LAMONT STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF a certain deed Of trust dated
June .. 1900 and recorded IN Lfber 24g9 folio
542, We Will sell by public auction for de-
fault, In front Of the premises, on TUES
DAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1905, T. n. Ia
the county Of Washington. District OF Co
lumbia lot numbered twenty-three IN Edgar
c. Kenogg's subdivision OF part OF block
twenty Of Columbia Heights and part OF
block nineteen In Todd & Browns subdi1-f-
sion OF part OF tracts OF land known as
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains -
as per plat or said Kellogg's subdivision re-
corded in Liber County No. II, folio I46. Of the
records Of the Office Surveyor OF the Dis lrict
OF Columbia, subject TO a building line. and
prohibiting manufacture or mechanical pur-
poses and sale OF spiTiJuOus liquors. Terms
Of sale. One-Jhird cash; remainder in one and
Two years interest per cent. or all cash.
S20O deposit required at time OF sale. Pur-
chaser has ten days 70 close.
THOS G. HENSEY
WALTER r. HENSEY,
Trustees. Colorado building.
au26-eod-5t
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF TMBIA-Deuis J.. Cougoy vs..
Unknown Heirs uf Charles Carroll. Junior
Equity No 6.5GI. Docket ss.-Ihe object OF
this suit Is 20 establish title by long and Id-
verse possession 90 original lot 9. Ia square
numbered $50. uf the city OF WashiugJ9u.
-. g. situate at the northeast corner OF Sec
0nd and / streets southwest ON motion OF
the complainant. and IL appearing Aat dill
gent efforts have heretofore been made 20
find the defendants hereto. 30 81, this lsth day
Of August. 1896 or,lred tnat the defendants
being the unknown heirs, eevisees, and allen
eez OF charles Carroll. junior. who owned
the said realty on OF about the year 1884
cause their appearance 60 be entered herein
on or before the fCrticth day. exclusive Of sun
DAYS and legal holidays. occurring after the
day OF the first publication Of this order,
otherwise the cause viii De proceeded with as
in case OF default Provided. that copy OF
this order be published iH the washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Times
once a week for three successive weeks be-
fore the return day herein named 81 the
Court: tSealJ JOB BARNARD. Justice a
true copy-Test. JOHN X. YOUNG. Clerk
Bv F r CJNNISGHAA. Assistant Clerk
CHARLES F. BENJAMIN. Attorney, 1915 O.
81 nv. al4n.-i.a1
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For SaIe-LOts.

FOR SALE-F1ne lot On Park road Mt
Pleasant; just west Of 18th; $40 souare
feet "A chance ror a bargain. make offer.
CHA6. s. MUIR & CO. 1893 New York ave.
au29-2t
FOR SALE-Two lots on Piney Branch road.
near Brightw0pd ave. and not Ear from
the hotel very cheap n purchased at once.
Also on Blair road, near Takoma.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 6l2 l4th 81. NV.
au2g-8f
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Earned uns-GeorEetown stars. O. Isrt on
bases-C4eorgetown Stars, g. Davenports. /.
First base on balls-Dh Beckham, .; of
Welsh. 2. Struck out-By Beckham, 16; by
Welsh. g. Home runs-AIison, 2: Beckham. 9
Three base hit-BsCkham. Two-base hits
allison Beckhan. stolen bases-Beckham.
J. Allison. q Harris. 2. Ware. 2 Double
plays-Ware 20 Harris 20 Kane; Beckett,
unassisted.
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For Rent-FarmS.

FOR RENT -Eight-ronm dwelling barn. and
one acre of land, on Brightwo3d ave and the
Dlstrict Nne. good place for business or resi-
deEce. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. si2 18th
81. NV. s1iPq- -2t
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Wanted Stables.

STABLE WANTED-Afust have TWO stalls
and within four blocks Of 18th and Riggs
SITS. Address. stating rent. J. Z. BATNES.
3l6 PennsyIvanig ave NV au2q-2t
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DR.. L-eatherman.

Washington Leading Specialist on all con
tagious blood, skin. and private diseases OF
men and women. Structure, Drug Habit
Nervous Debility: also kidney bladder
liver and stomach trouble cured forever
Advice free Hours. 70 y and 70 5. also
on Tuesday and Saturday evening. 7 TO s
Sundays closed. 5I2 Tenth ST. y. W.
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w anfed-n3aseS.

wANTED-Two small houses together or one
double house with two kitchens, on con-
venient 90 9th st. line all modern improve
ments required. at once. MRS. Open
HEIMER, 32T ~ st. sw. au29-3t
WANTED-To bug from owner. s., 900 house
between 10Th and 18Th, K ana II sts. NV, suit
able I1r rooming -Clse. Sl2 18th 81. NV.
auZ9-3t
WANT INVEST lTENT PROPERTIES
-oones- Nothing tCO small or TOO laTEs-
HARRISON REALTY CO.
Dot q Street y ". noS-u
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Atlantic City, N. ].

NEW BELMONT, SI,5 SSlE,s'2ry 3y. n5,sE. ss4
Beach. 8 up daily. SO up weekly; elevators:
steai0 heat, etc. ". J. WARRINGTON.
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Virginia Resorts.

aoCKBaDGB ALU1g SPRINGS, va.
delightful mountain resort. AiNuys cool.
Unsurpassed mineral waters. Excellent cui-
sine. Golf links. Tennis dancing. Take
WestbCund O. a. .. through trains - Mill
h0TO. Va. six miles run from washington
Reduced round-trip tickets. Illustrated book
let Write Mrs ROSA L. YOUNG. Rock
bridge Alum Springs. Va
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Wanted Suburban.

WANTED-To rent, eight or nine room
house in suburbs possession October or No
venber- Address BOX &c, Times Office
amos n
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for kenl-S1abIes.

BRICK STABLE. suitable auto or horse;
running water concrete floor. IS 9th St ne
au29-3t
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Legal Notices.


GEORGE II LAMAR. Solicitor for the Com
IN THE SUPREME iPl7'HeHIi Go15R.r ov THE MS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA-EDWIN r. OVER
HOLT vs.. WILLIAM b. MATTHEW'S
DUDLEY a. TYING. e. PRUYN STRING
FIELD, and THE OVERHOLT RAILWAY
SIGNAL COMPANY, a Corporation under the
laws Of the state Of West Virginia IN
Equity 10: -e,zs+ Doc son motion Of
the plaintH ~ George H. Lamar, HIS at
torney, y Is this zyth day OF August. 1896
ordered that the defendants, Dudley A Tying
and c. Pruyn Struggled. cause their appear
ance 70 be entered herein on or before The
holidays. occurring after the day OF the nrst
publication OF this order. provided a copy
Of this order be published once a week Tor
three successive ~eeks ~ the Washington
Law Reporter, The Washington Times and
the Washington Post otherwise the cause
VIII Dc proceeded with as Ia case Of default
The object OF this suit Is % secure against
defendants Matthews, Tying. and StriugueId
an accounting and discovery lR respect TO "a
certain invention. and the stock of defendant
corporation and the proceeds arising from the
disposition of a part thereof the production
and surrender of all books and papers OF de-
rendant corporation an Injunction restrain
ing the sale OF the transfer OF certain stock
OF defendant corporation. and order ge-
curing the surrender ana transfer thereof
20 complainant upon terms OF equity and for
general relief. BY the court: tScaD WEN
DELL p STAFFORD, Justice. True copy
Test. j. r. YOUNG Clerk. By j. w.
LATIMER Assistant Clerk AUS. SET Is
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court.-i1state
Of Cyrus Snyder. Deceased. No. l5 $50. Ac-
ministrAtiou docket.-AppICatio having been
made herein f0r probate at the last viii ana
testament Of said deceased and for letters
testamentary on said estate. by Julia y
Snyder the wife Of the d-ceGeut. and tho
executriK named in said last yllI and lesfa-
ment, 10 Is ordered this stH day of August
4. D. 1906 that Charles g.. snyder. ana all
others concerned. appear in said court on
MONDAY. THE STH DAY OF OCTOBER.
A D. 1896. az 10 O'CLOCK a n, 20 show
cause why such application should not 0e
granted. Let notice hereof Dee published IA
the Washington LaN Reporter and The
Washington Times once iu each Of three
successive weeks before the return day herein
menU0Hed-the nrsI publication 20 ue not
less than thirty DAYS before said return day.
tS-aD WENDELL. + STAFFORD. Justice.
Attest; WM. a.. TAYLOR Deputy Register
OF Wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk
Of the Probate Court VICTOR "a VAL
LACE Attorney. uu39 se5 I8
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THE HARRISON REALTY CO.,
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY

s07 G STREET n. ".
jackson St BroOkiand, ID. 9, rooms
and BATH lot 5oxi2si hot-water heat.
Price sc
Massachusetts ave ne, near 80 St:
rooms and bath. Price-..--.-...---.-. 3. 500
9Th 81. sw., near II St; 6-room frame.
Price ................. 2 SO
Corner on II St ne. near stu st; store
and dwelling. Price. 5000
and dwelling. Price-.....,..,.,......., 5000
II 81. ne. near llth St. rooms and
bath. PFice.sss........ .'.....-........ 5000
18th 81. Sc, near ST.; rooms and
North Capitol St, near I ST.; rooms
and bath Price ...-.-..-..... I. go
Q ST. sw near 9Th st. . s rooms and bath;
stable. Price. ;, 250
K 81 Sc. near nth 81, car line; 0-room
brick; water and sewer Price. l.500
q. l.g5O---WORTH IS. 5.ooo--S4s $50
FINE CORNER STORE.
Renting SO per month. owner onered &S5;
six large bright rooms: modern bath. etc
Recently papered and painted. excellent con-
dition. Lot 24x7s. to alley bargain at
price asked.
LIE ROY MARK.
The Oval Sign l4lo Street
FOR SALE
$500 CASH; BALANCE MONTHLY.
In Southeast, near Navy Yard. SIX
rooms and bath all uySdern improvements:
new. never been occupied. Good iots. ts
alley. PRICE. q. $50.
CLARENCE BARNARD,
'S-he Oval Sign IE2 St. ~ ".
myZs-Q
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For SaIe--Suburksn.

For SaIs--Suburhan.
SEASIDE LOTS sIs, saO, AND sas
FOR THREE DAYS.
at Beautiful
HQHTE CHESAPEAKE BEACE
Aealth and Pleasure Resort.
Lots IN one entire square at above prices.
september ! TO 3. 81 down, 81 per month
Church, hotel two clubhouses, and 28 houses
already built and many lots sold: = mile up
beach from G. b. r. r. station. 5l2 F ST
NV. Agent ON grounds. eu90-st
FOR sALE-At Brookland. three fine lots
on Lawrence St. between 7th and 5thi all the
Improvements: easy terms. GRACE NJ
THOMAS, CorcOran building. auSO-7t
CLIFTON.
FOUR MINUTES FROM WASHINGTON.
go FEET ABOVE THE CITY.
CAR TICKET TO ANY PART OF TOWN.
on the Great Falls and Ole Dominion Electric
Railroad. The double track is now laid
beyond this point. and ten-minute serv-
leo will som be IN operation.
For natural beauty and pretty views. this
property Is unsurpassed.
In neishborhood Of magnificent houses
LOTS 5oxIsO.
TERMS To SUIT.
J. W. CRAIG,
Phone 1890. 40 Colorado Building.
auZg-s0t
To WHITE or colored party. coy six-room
house and attic. porches. and fruit. &c car
fare- Apply lU@0 B st. ne au23-3t
1858 tbl-cHEAPEsT HOME in Kensington;
5eautiful ar. cottage. heated by furnace.
10, 900 feet Of ground close TO cars; q $50;
house cost $500.
l5--s1 800. $50 cash. Sl5 monthly buys beautiful
country home 10 acres. 6r. house: stable
chicken house. fruit. elevation: shade
Photo at Office.
Al-Dirt cheap. and on easiest possible terms;
about y acre Or. house: good water shade
$780, worth $1,000, $50 cash. sis monthly.
223-S2o monthly. same as rent. viii buy a
lovely country home, 3 acres new 5r. bay
window cottage; fruit flowers and vines;
good neighborhood; beauty, and only
81. $50. Photo at once
S25s-No money down. Sz5 monthly: nearly
barn. chicken house. delicious water:
shade; $500
1000 cheap farms and homes. Send for cata-
Iogue
THE soULE Co. Inc. $50 LOuisiani ave. NV.
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The Washington times., 1906-08-30

PRICE. $. 5OO-Near Maryland ave. ne. In a
very desirable neighb0rh6od 4 pretty E-sfIrI
brick, with front lawn. 3 rooms bath cement
cellar heated BY hyst-class furnace COL
L-INS-GLEttitY COMPANY. 62I 18th ST NV
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FOR SALE-sIs \ st NV: three-story brick.
nine large rooms and bath. centrally located /.
convenient 70 car lines. Apply 70 CHAS 3
S4aFsEsF y T. SIs 80 - 81. nv. au&3-3t
FOR sALE-A me Investment: two six-room
and bath bricks one six-rOom frame ana
three stables. with slight repairs viii rent for
SO per month. The bricks are nearly new
Lot o5Xl50. This ts very cheap-S7. 800 GEO
" LINKINS. so 18th 81 nv. au2S-6t-exSu
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-New brick
house, TWO stories and basement all mod
ern couvenieucesi viii trade for farm or city
lots. HARRY BURN. 1883 81. Ne au2s-st
GIRARD STREET, Mt. Pleasant. between TN
and Ith ~, car lines, new six-TOom and
heat terms. $50 OF more down. balance
monthly 10 care for interest taxes insur-
ance and water rent so %; all over that
amount goes toward principal and reduces
interest monthly
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.,
sO7 Street y. W. au25-st
FOR sALE-BY OWNER, new six-room
brick houses in tie Southeast; all modern
improvements. furnace heat. concrete cell
lar under entire house large front and back
yard Price. 81. $50. Terms. $lo0 cash. bal.
auce, so month.
T. H. PICKFORD.
Ru22-10t 1910 81. NV.