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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

fschedule ia effect July l. 1907
g.O6 p Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
Daily-Stops at principal points in Viz
giula and West Virginia Ncstibule ira .n:
standard coaches parlors cars 10 virginia
Hot Spr nEs and Hinton. Pullman slerpers
Hinton 90 Louisville. Cincinnati. Indian
apolis 81. Louis. and Chicago; dining
cars a Ia carte service.
t.sl =. M-NEW g. * %. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new yestIbule train stops only I'd
Gordousvlue Charlottesville, StauHt8B
clifton Forge. and C0yiugt0n, Va. White
sulphur. Rouceverte. and Hinton. W "a
Pullman sleepers 10 Lexington. Louisville
Cincinnati Indianapolis. ST. Louis and
Chicago Dining cars. la carte service
one night out
u.l6 p. Nj F. v. LIMITED. Daily
solid yestibu.e train. Pullman sIeeDars
20 Cincinnati. Lexington. and L.ouisv.II h.
Compartment sleeping car 20 virginia
Hot Springs week days Dining cars a
la carte service. S!eepers Cincinnati 70
Chicago and e. Louis and Louisville to
Memphis Nashville, and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio 0flicee 5I2 Pennsylvania ave: Goa i4th
St. near r; and Sixth Street Station. Tvi--
phone Main $500. for PsnEsy ylvanla r. r.
Can Service and Main 1906 for G. * O.
Ticket Office. 1e59-tf
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TOBASCO WRITING
IN SUNNY SOUTH
SCribeS Down There Take
Themselves and Game
Very Seriously.
CH!RRUP FROM ATLANTA
Some Kindly References to Savages and
Cannibals in Montgomery.
Touid and Florid.

Down in the Sunny South there is 70
chance Tor The great American game o.;
baseball ga become stale. fiat. and un-
pronuhie as long as the baseball re-
porters arc allowed 20 express them
selves az freely as they like.
The Southern scribes take themselves
and The game seriously. so much 80 that
jheir uttcrances when they are real
rif-d ar. interesting To those who live
IN communities where newspaper utter
unccs are not SO tOrrid or forid. For
Instance, the following sweet chirrup-
ing from the Atlanta Georgian is TO
bJsco enough for the ordinary cold
Hooded fan further north, but is moth
Ing to what The writer could have done
lad the Atlanta teans been mixed up
in "a scrauc.
Crowd of Savages."
Al Montgomery Thursday afternoon
crowd OF baseball fans attempted 70
mob Umpire Rudderham.
"Is = e first inning, according 20 the
press SERVICES account of the happen
ing, Byrnc stole second and was de
clarcd safe los the umpire. MuHancy. in
tAe sentlemanIv way for which he Is
noted made a kick and was puJ out Of
the game.
In an ..-.... crowd of sIvages
swaTmec ." .- he diamond and
made "a. ."..... Only the timely
Interfere .. "." " d. Jelks. who
happened -n .. ar he game. saved
Rudcerh r. .... SOL. Gus injury.
such ......-. OF sayageTy has
not been ..- Southern League
iU many .n. FOR a disgVaCefui
exhibition ru.. gue tactics - -
hard % ]
"Anything .r -viL-atiOn."
'Moutsa .- sch an act brought
disgrace o . ...e.a. and the organ
ization ca s..l.ng but regret that
So numbe circuit a city where
that pecu . 0...- .l cannibals goes I'd
baseball !
When the southern League took
Montgomery into its circuit, 10 under
stood that It was taking a town right
out Of the sticks. but il hoped that by
association, as IL were, with decent CIT
les. il might itself become almost de-
cent. Thursdays outbreak would seem
TO Indicate that this view was wrong.
1t is 10 be hoped that there are nu
more such outbreaks among the bar
harians of the Montgomery capital II
there are. then give us Chattanooga in
pre- ference 10 Montgomery. Anything
FOR the advancement of civilization
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BROOKLENDS LOSE
TO EASTERN CLUB

Before a large and enthusiastic crowd
OF spectators. the Brooklands lost
TO the Eastern A. {. by s To =. yester-
day afternoon. on their own field. Both
teams got under way in the first and
second innings, but from that point to
the finish Of the game 81 was a pitcher s
battle.
Lynham had a little the best of the
contest. having one hit scored against
him. 10 Shipley's three The winning
run resulted from one hit and two
errors I.ynham had six strike outs to
his credit against Shipley's eight The
features We're the fielding o. Macdonald,
HoTneT. and Middlekauff, and the bat
tins OF Bergman and Tansel The
score.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER. Auctioneer.
Successor to James W. Ratchfe)

Chancery sale Of two-story frlme house. No
600 Goat alley northwest.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia passed in equity
cause No. 1854 the undersigned trustee wiil
SELL at public auction. In front OF the pre'n-
ises, on SATURDAY THE 2STH DAY or
JULY A. D, 1906. at O'CLOCK =. NJ. toe
following described land and premises. slit
ate in the city Of Washington, in the District
OF Columbia, and designated as and being
part Of lot Il. In square 449 beginning for the
same at the southeastern corner Of said lot
and running thence vest thirteen (l3) feS ::
thence north seventy-five G5) feet, seven 90
inches; thence east thirteen (I3) feet thence
south along the eastern side OF said lot sew
enty-five feet (75). seven Cd inches. 10 the
place Of beginning. together with the I'm
proyements, rights, etc
Terms of sale: One-third cash, the balance
in one and two years. with interest at per
centum per annum payable semi annually,
flOm day OF sale, secured b. deed or t4nst
upon the property sold. or all cash, at The
option OF the purchaser. A deposit Of 500 Will
oe required Of the purchaser at the tiIne Of
sale. All conveyancing, recording, and notar-
ial fees at the cost Of the purchaser Tern ;
Of sale 10 be complied with within nfteen day
from day OF sale.
MICHAEL J. KEANE. Trustee
Onl,e. Century Building.
Nls-ut-sxsu
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RAGGED FIELDING LOSES
FOR COLUMBIA ATHLETES

The Columbia Athletic Club received
a set back in its race for the Capital
city pennant yesterday afternoon when
the Atlantic aggregation took the Ath-
Ietes into camp by 10 o.
Both pitchers had good control and
were effective. but errors on the part OF
the Columbia men spoiled the work OF
RerkftT The score.
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Earned runs-TTin ty. .. First base by
crrors-Trlnity. 3; s.. Peters. .. Left on
bases-Trinity, 6: 81. Peters. First base
on halls-On Kraft :; of ColhoWer, j.
Sacrifice hits-Dove and Goodman stolen
baas-s-Frye, J. ColI7ower, Langley, Crouch.
Dove. Birch. Chism. g. Grove. and MURPHY
Hit bv pltchcr-Ry Colifower. g. Wild pitch
-Colihower Passed balls-Murphy. .; Kraft.
l. Umpire-S. Moffitt Time Of game
hour and 4 minutes.
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ST. PETERS BATTERS
COULDN'T HIT KRAFT 7

The failure of the St. Peters hatters
To connect with Krafts twists and
shoots yesterday afternoon was TesDOn-
sible for the defeat of that club by
Trinity. by 10 g. The fielding OF Buck
and Sebastian. and the stick work OF
Dove and Chism were the features. The
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Virginia Resorts.

RoCKBRE GE ALUM SPRINGS, va.
A delightful mountain resort Always cool
UnsurpasseI mineral waters Excellent cti-
sine COLI links. Tennis, dancing Take
ve-tb6unI C. a. q. through trains 90 Mill
hars Va. six miles run from Washington.
Reduced r1und-trlp tickets. Illustrated book
Iet Write Mgs ROSA +. YOUNG. Rock
bridge Alum Springs. Va
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LAST YEARS CHAMPS
EASILY BEAT N. A. C.

Last years champion ST. Stephen
team easily defeated the National Ath-
letfc Club yesterday afternoon by Z TO
I. Johnson's pitching for the losers and
his fielding were the features. The
score:
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First base by errors-Atlantics. % Colum-
Ils g. Left on bases-AtlantiCs, 3. COlum-
bia First base on balls-Ou Beckett, -
OF HaudIb1e, J. Struck out-By Beckett. g
u- Haadtboe. T. TW0-base hit-BlCker SaCTi-
flee hit-Reckett Stolen hases-Tay Tor. o.
Wilson. Bishop, and Handiboe- Double plays
-IJraeger 90 Hoffman 20 Quautrrlle. Hon
man. unassIsted. Mullin 10 Smith. Hit b.
pItCher-By Beckett. Handiboe. DmpiTe-Col-
idower Time OF game-l hour aud 15 min
uras
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So 100
Colonial Beach.

FOR RE%T-Completeiy furnished new four
room cottage al Colonial EeaCh. Va. 81
per week GEO T. SHANNON. I2a6 SIN 81
nv. Jy-4-5t
SMALL. COTTAGE FOR rent. month of Au-
gust. one square from wharf 60 7th 81. So.
jy-i-W
s25 FOR BALANCE Of season. cottage
and stable at Colonial Beach. Apply 1870 -
ST. OF at the Beach. opposite Omohondro
store ly22-5t
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SUNDAY SCHOOL BEATS
WOODWARD & L0THR0P

The First NJ. z. Sunday School Base
bau Club. OF Southeast won its fist
game bV defeating Woodward x LOthropS
in q clevelv PLAYED game by 3 10 3.
The features were the home ran OF
Griffith with two men on bases. and the
pitching OF Risler.
Tho First NJ. p. lineup follows;
sands. first base. Monk. second base:
Hooks. shortstop: Griffith. third base
and pitcher. Price. left field; Thomas.
center feld; Ccnover. right field; Camp
bell. catcher; Risler. third base and
pitcher.
The First NJ. P want games with
teams averaging seventeen TO eighteen
years. Address J. RisleF. 121 Sixth street
southeast.
The score by innings;
RHE
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GOLF RUNNER UP
HAS UGLY TALK
Lyon Held Responsible For
Backcapping in Toronto
Newspaper.

NEW YORK. July "A. - George 5.
LYON runner-up in the national amateur
cbsmpiouship last week at Englewood
is in danger of getting him self into
spnrl unless he comes out hat-foOtedly
and states how far his personal respOn-
sfhilitv goes for the statements that
are going the rounds OF the Cdns dian
nress on his arriving home In Toronto
the Globe OF that city remarked as
follows;
MIR. Lyon is we'll satisfied with his
achievement. but not any too we'll pleas
ed with the treatment accorded him bv
the critics Mr.. Lyon, in the hnal
match, was only beaten by one hole,
not two. as reported. Byers was / up
on the seventeenth hole In the afternoon
round. and the last one was halved In
1. Both We're short on the green. and
Lyon overran the hole. He tried for
q but trimmed the cup. Byers dribbled.
and both were down In 4.
Making Excuses
Lyon won on the medal play by one
stroke. covering the thirty-siX holes in
157. as against l5S for Byers. Byers was
credited with making two holes in five
approximated when "a six should have
been allotted TO him. The greeGc "y-e
very difficult. the course being on the
side of a hill. and il was necessary to
putt with force and also 20 siiow three
and four feet for a runaway. Lyon
never saw the course uLti II o'clock on
Monday morning. while The others had
been there for days
He does not consider that there was
anything tiuly about his win over Egan.
In the Olympic championship he won
from the ChicagOan. making record
Tor the course or a.. q performance Fr-st
was playing at 81. Louis for ten days
Al Chicago he qualified second in a
field of l6O leading both Travis and
Egan. who tied at l64 each. This year
he was sixth in field Of 49,
Knocks Pro. Caddy.
''Nr Lyon says that ne has beaten
Egan twice now and can 90 IL again.
Byers, the winner, is a millionaire. and
in all his matches had the professional
for st. Andrews caddying for him, while
Lyon had 10 be satisfied with a small
boy"
Mr.. Lyon has been written t0 in con
nectiun with the article Dy fi"ais. and
his response viii be awaited with inter
esT. TWO or three OF the allegations
made by the Globe are untrue, so that
more than bad taste would be involved
by Lyons keeping silent in the matter.
Local golfers We're certain that Ebeu
Byers' professional Caddy would be
/ brought into the case. for danger lies
that way. Had Byers not employed
Hutchinson, as he has I'm all recent
matches, not the slightest objection
could be made 10 his hard-fousht VIZ
tory. Lyon Is the first runneT-up N
history who received more applause than
the winner.
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The Times
Resort Information Bureau.

If you have not decided where to
spend your summer vacation-The
Times Resort Informal ion Bureau
may be able to suggest some pleas
ant trip. Hotels in all the leading
resorts have listed Information with
us, and we viii cheerfuily en-
tighten you without charge.
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Railroads
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r


LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and 81
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour.
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, 23O ST.. NEW YORK
100 a.m.-Diuer. Pullman Parlor.
10 90 a m--Bunet. PaTluT. 3 Hr. Train
80 90 a. a.m.-Diuer and Pullman ParI0r Car
III 90 a. .m.-Diuer and Pslmau Parlor Car
1850 p.m.-Dlner and Pullman Parlor Car
900 pIl.-"Royal Limited" All Pullman
ftO0 p.m.-CoaChes 20 Philadelphia
800 p.m.-DiHer and Pullman Parlrr.
$50 p-m.-Coaches 70 Philadelphia.
all 30 pm.-Sleepers.
kTLANTIC CITY. '2.57. .'7.Oo. .s.ol. fII.oa
a. m.. -l:99. 800. IS % p M,
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
WEEK DAYS. A NJ TO p. 81,
TO BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN
Week DAYS. s.57. 800. ) Go 100 7:ao 500
$40. 500, $50. 1000. 1l-00 a. m.. 1900 noon.
1905 90 z-00. 500, 400, AS, 500. 5s05 5;3o.
600. $50. 100. 500. lo'01 lo-s5. n;s0 Has
, sundays. 2.57. ZOO. 7.z0. $50. 500. 100
II 100 a. m. I.o0 lis, 800 $50, 800. $50. G:32
SEQ 1900 I0-35 II 80. .55 p. N.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. 'ii:0o a m,
81 'C,sTHNtCiNNATI & ifiNl;NT ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. sI0.05 a, M, '4.0J p. m. 10 .45 night.
PITTsBURG. '1l.0o a m. $40 p NJ. 'I2:I0
III CLEVELAND. 'sIO p. m. COLUMBUS.
W WHfEEIING. 1905 a. u1.. $50 p. N.
IT,
ANNAPOLIS. week days, 7:20 a n. i2 O5
noon. 600 p m Sundays. $50 a. m. and
LURAY and ELKTON. '4:O5 ?. m. parior
car
q m Ellis. 4405 1880 p m.
HAGERSTOWN, fi0:05 a. IN. and 1900 r m
BOYD and way points. 1855, 'f9;l5 a. M,
sal 10, rs 100, F5-33, ''lO-lo, Tll,S9 pm
GAITHERSBURG and way points. Ts;85
s%slO a. m, 1880. ''1.i5, 1872. s5e5
Is 80, 46 80, E+7-s5. '"10-15. IL 80 p
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
points rs :s5. s-g;15 a. m, s'i-I5. 90 10 30
=.
sDaUy. Except Sunday. 'sSunday only
Reservation OF Sleeping OF Parl0r Car
space rates OF fare. etc. VIII be quickly fer
nshed BY TELEPHONE at ali Of the fol-
Main 1891; eI9 Pennsylvania Ave. Telephone
Main asT. station New Jersey Ave. and c
- Ticket Once, Telephone East 6sI: IN
formation Bureau. East 724. myi4-tf
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struck out-By I.ynham, 6, by Shipley, s
Base ON balls-On Lynham. 5; on Shpley. 3
Sacrifice hits-Tansfn COllihower. Stolen
haSe-Clark. Two base hit-Bergman. Hit by
pItcher-C. Ehlers, Macdonald. Umpire-W.
G Harrell. Time Of game hours and 10
minutes.
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Auction Sale.

AT WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co. Auction
House, corner 10th and ID SITS, NV, on SAT-
JULY p. 1906, at 10 O'CLOCK
Will be sold all goods stored IN the names
Of ". d. Winston, Miss r. J. Easily. c. p.
PushGn. L, S. STORAGE co. iy2l-6t- -exSu
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TwO-base hit-TuTner. Three-base hit-Hin-
rich. First base on balis-Oh Johnson, 1.
Left on bases-Nationals. s; St. Stephens.
g. Stolen base-TurneT. Struck Out-By VIII
hottie 3; by Johnson, G. Double play-Hin-
rich 20 MoriaTty. Wild P:s5hes-Johnson. VIII
hottie Umpire-Parsons. Time OF game-1
hour and 10 minutes
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
1r,.s nHra va2r PRurs Ava

FOR Petersburg, Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
lurnbia Savannah. JacksonVllle. Tampa, At
isbts birmingham. Mobile, Pensacola. and
New Orleans.
1870 A. NJ. DAILY-seaboard NaIl-Through
Pullman Sleeper 10 JacksonFllle. Fla. also
throU-b Sleeper washington to Birmingham
Ala. Cafe Dining Car Washington to Ham
let n. c.
s.25 p n DAILT-Seaboard ENpregs-Solid
train with Pullman Sleepers. TO Jacksonville
aEd Tampa Through Sleeper to Atlanta.
Birmingham, sAd Memphis. Cafe Dining
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DR.. Leatherman,

Washington's s Leading Specialist on all con
"a gious .,food skin. and private diseases OF
men and women. Structure. Drug Habit
Nervous Debility: a.so kidney. bladder
liver and stomach trouble cured forever.
Advice free Hours. to J. and 10 o. also
on Tuesday and Saturday evening. to s.
SUNDAYS closed. 5l5 Tenth St. y. ".
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For Sale-Real Estate.
Why Pay Rent

II you wish 20 own your own home. you
should apply to the UNITED REAL ESTATE
COMPANY for one Of its HOME PURCHAS-
ING CONTRACTS. WHICH MAKE YOU
ELIGIBLE FOR A $1,000 LOAN, when YOU
have paid SIi in advance. or In first pay
ment Of s. and So per month thereafter untH
the amount paid Is S14. 90. Every dollar paid
before the loan is granted, and interest at
the rate Of 8 per cent yer annum. is placed
20 your credit: therefore. the more you pay
before you get possession Of your home the
less 1t will cost you.
The payments required after the 81. o00
loan is granted are as follows Sc per month
and interest. al the rate Of per cent per
annum. on the amount loaned and not paid of
If you are interested and wish to
invest the amount you are now paying
in rent. IN the purchase OF a home.
address
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Commissioners Notices.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, Washington, d. C.p
June ., l906.-TO whom II May Concern:
The Commissioners of the District OF
Columbia invite the attertion OF keep
ers of employment agencies In the Dis
triCt of Columbia to the following sec
L = of An Act to Regulate the Keep
ing OF Employment Agencies IN the Dis
trict Of Columbia approved June IS, 1905;
Section 2 That no person shall conduct.
temporarily or otherwise, any employ
ment agency or perform any OF the acts
authorized 10 be performed by an en-
ployment agenCv in the District of CO.
lumbia without procuring a license from
the Commissioners of the District of Co
lumbia as herein provided.
and direct them TO make applica ton to
this office without delay for license as
therein prescribed. Copies OF the Act
aforesaid giving full information as 10
the requirements of the law in the prem
lses may be obtained upon application
az ihls ONCE. HENRY B. =. MACFAR-
LAND, HENRY L, WEST, John
BIDDLE, Commissioners, d. c.
jy21, q. "a. .25.26
OFFICE, Collector Of Taxes, District of
Columbia. Washington, June 2g 1906
All owners or keepers OF dogs in the
District of Columbia are notified that
the yearly tax imposed by Act of Con-
gress on all dogs owned or kept in said
District will be due and payable on July
], and upon payment of said tax TAGS
will be issued as provided by same act
BY order of the Commissioners, D =,
z, O. DAVIS. Collector of Taxes, d. {.
jy2l, p, ,24s25,26
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS. viii be received at the
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department, Washington, -. g. until 10
O'CLOCK, a. NJ, Al CT 81 1. 1875. ana
publicly opened Immediately thereafter,
10 furnish al the uavy-yaTd, Washington,
ID. c. a quantity of naval supplies, as
follows. Sch 90 Cement, sdnds broken
stone. cylinder oil, drainage system
Sch %. IuEot copper Applications for
proposals should designate the schedules
desired by number. Blank proposals
viii be furnished upon application 20 the
Bureau. H. r. y. HARRIS, Paymaster-
General l. s X jyA.M
OFFICE OF THE MAfISSIONERS
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington. July %, l9.6.-Sealed pro
posals will be received az thls office un-
In - O'CLOCK NJ. AUGI ST 6. 1906. 10
sell 10 the District OF Columbia a site
tor a combination truck and engine
house, within the territory lying east Of
Rock Greek, west OF ieIh street, ana
north of Florida avenue Said site 10 be
not less than one hundred ana Ten tllU)
feet in depth nor less than nifty tJu) feet
in width 4 certificate OF the Collector
Of Taxes, that the bidder has deposited
with him $4,000 as a guarantee OF sale
in case his bid is accepted. must &C
company the proposal for each site. The
CummI ssiOneTs reserve the right 10 re-
5ect any or all bids. HENRY L. WEST
JOHN BIDDLE, Commissioners OF the
District OF Olumbia. Jy2l-6J-eNSu
PROPOSAL for the construction Of
seweTs-Otice Of the Commissioner,
u. G.. July IL. 1906. Sealed proposals
viii be received al this office until =
O'CLOCK NOON. AUGUST 9TH, 1906
for constructing pipe sewers. Specifica-
tiuns and forms OF proposal may be
obtained at room No f3. District Build
ing HENRY /. WEST. JOHN BID
DIE. Commissioners. ID. c.
jy2o.2l ,23.2i.25.26
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER d.
c., Washington j. c., July II, 19uG.-Seal-
al proposals viii be received al this
office until = O'CLOCK NOON. AUGUST
4. 1906 for furnishing 600 tons Of eight
inch cast-ir0n water pipe. Specifications
and blank forms of proposal may be OBJ
tanned at room 43. District Building.
n ashingt5n. D. c. HENRY l. WEST.
JOHN n. BIDDLE. Commissioners, ID. G..
jyl9-6t-eXSu
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w. T. BALDUS, M. D., Ph. D.

GEE4AN SAECAAAASI
On Diseases OF the Brain. Nervous System,
Kidneys Heart. stomach, and other DlH-
eases Doctors service and medicine g
Consultation free Telephone Main 25l6
Southeast corner 9th ana + SIS nw. Hours
10 to / and I TO 9. Closed Sunday. je2S-S0t
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DR.. FISK ELGlM

Expert In tAe treatment CT private dIses ses.
ehronfc and acute. Both sexes. All consul
tatfons confidential. Medisine furnished
Prices moderate. Hours. 10 !. TO G. Z g. .
Rooms 12S3 Pennsylvania ave NV Phone
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For Sale-Suburban.

FOR SALE-Room and air-Acre lots right
on car line; beautifully located lots OF shade:
best OF water, cement walks. . streets All
graded, price from 500 70 $500 per acre; as0
several large lots. right on car line Ic per
feet This price for ten DAYS only.
EDW. DANIELS. Maryland building
jy2i-3t l4l0 Il 1t. NV.
FOR sAI.E-Six-room house. newly painted:
.own water: bath; toilet, 81 800; terms
CHAS. ". INGALLS,. Hyattsville Md
jy24-3t
HYAT-TsVILLE. MD-Fine business prop
erty for sale, by CHAS. W INGALLS,
Jy2t-St
SUBURBAN LOT for sale paid $3.50; win
sell Sl0o cash or ON time. i745 Pennsylvania
ave NV. third noor. jy24-3t
BEAUTIFUL suburban home Of eight rooms;
large porch lot l00xe00; large lawn. shade.
fruit trees. chicken run. garden: well water.
iron and mtgnesia; porcelain kitchen sink;
3B-galloE tank; house double sided and pa
pered newly papered inside: one car fare,
So. 800, easy terms. LARRY d. SNEAD Mt.
Rainier Md Jy2l. - a
TWO BEAUTIFUL. HOMES at rent prices;
one Swiss cottage, rooms; artisticaliy
arranged; porches, shade. large grounds,
30th st. ne; the prettiest subdivision about
Washington: low taxes, vote in Maryland; ;
and years taxes free TO purchaser
Price. $1,000 and 81 700; terms, 500 and 500
balance SIS and $50, respectively. Apply
j. {. ROGERS, Owner. 34i ID 81. NV. or
office al District Line Station Mt Rainier
Nd Take Maryland cars going y. r. lyl3-It
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FOR SALE-Sl, 500. fve new six-room house
oa CITY and SUBURBAN car line, p mtE '.'s
fruu, Treasury. lots 25Nls0 feet. city Watel ~
,-srB. terms 500 cash and SIS monthly So
cash and $50 monthly or no cash ana 80
monthly JOHN l. KNOPF. corner -9Jn anu
i,,,i,l,r sts ne my-5-65t
T. 81 a5o SIS MONTHLY, no cash down. viii
s...,,ra beautifuI home. l-2 acres 6-rOCu
house. barn. chicken house. hne oak shade.
high healthy location
THE SOCLE co. unc.), GO louisiana ave
The Washington times., 1906-07-24

sl.oo DOWN. sl.oo MONTH.
ONE CENT A FOOT.
Just think OF H. Beautiful building lots.
near Berwyn. Md, highest elevation. pure
water. enough wood on lots 20 pay entire pur-
chase price. no interest. no taxes; title
guaranteed. send once for fun particulars.
CHAS. D. FOWLER,
5l2 r ST. y. W. jy23-tf
FOR SALE-Room for chickens and COW;
attractive new I-room cottage; fine water; ia
acres; cars pass the door. Sl,S00, cheapest
acreage home we have. NJ. SOJLE O. co,
Inc. go Ia. ave. Jy23-u
ONLY $500
For a beautiful 7-rOom house. fine shade; /;
good water, ] acre. Only few minutes
walk from car line. See at once.
s GOOD SIN-ROOM HOUSE at Woodside,
Nd only a short distance from car line;
about p acre Of ground, fruit trees IN hear
ing. plenty Of shade; price for quick sale.
8. $50.
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. QNC),
62I 18th St y. W.
.iy22-3t
The Washington times., 1906-07-24
Atlantis City, N. ].
HOTEL ELBERON
HOTEL MAJESTIC vlEelalf ave.

Capacity, 80. Elevator and all conVeniences
Excslleat table. 80 per week and upward.
SAMUEL K ELLIS.