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: or Sale.--HuuSes.
BARGAINS ARE SCARCE.

BARGAINS ARE SCARCE.
BUT HERE ARE TWO.
O-N Al+Al' 4--ANl) AF r. n. f. "a comfortable
slA-ropm brick. which can't be dupH-
Gated IN lhat nelghborhod for the price.
he quick. PRICE. 5000
on HIH ST y. T.. near II; six-room
ana path orleki good size lot. side alley.
rented TOT H-tou per month
PRICE ONLY s27lG.
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. QNC),
Gn la'h 81. y. W. au24-at
TEN ROOMS; IarEc closets, four baths,
laundry. an modern improvements. North
west fine location. must sell
TEN rooms. store ana bakery; stable. oven.
Tot 15AI5n
LARGE BRICK DWELLING stable. etc.
loo square feet We baye "a special price
on this property central location.
u-RooM BRICK DWELLING. all modern
improvements Rhode Island ave. near lstl
81. n".i unNiuus Co s-l.
NINE ROOM BRICK. bath: All modern Inn
pToycmeuts, "n capitol Iui; side ana rear al
leys good site Tor flats; only $1,000.
SEVEN ROOMS. new brick. side and rear
alleys, uleI bath. hot-syater heat. front ana
back poIches. Dot lSNl5J.
suburbs
TOWER COMPANY.
Phone Main $3.50. glS II st. NV
august
SENEN-BOOA modern house. SOS Kennedy
ave- blightwpad, lot 5vNI51i cheap, by owner.
tl2 j. ST. nr ausl-gt
FOR sALE-NeU siN-rooa Eause: Iat-o5e.
large lot, price, Ei.IH. e4s5 terms. W. II.
HJNGERFoRb. ,onsrrss delights. u. G..
au2f-3t
FOR SALE-FIre-rJlm cottage very cheap.
easy terms W H. HUNGERFORD CON
grr-s HelsHts. j.. g. au-4-at
FOR sALE-BY OWNER new sIx-raom
brick houses iu the Southeast. all moIeru
improvements. furnace heat. concrete cel-
lar under entire house. large front and back
yard lr..e. $3.50 Terms. alug cash bal-
Guce. y-J month.
auy2-I0t l4I5 . 81 NV.
Sa.50o-A NICE NEW. BRIGHT. AND WE'LL
BUILT HOME IuI you handsome hu-,
ish, good width. plenty OF room ia
rear, and located in JhIt rapidly im-
IruTIuE Rock Greek section north of y
ST. Terms IL wanted.
CHAS. S. MUIR & co. Qnc.l,
liC3 New York ave.
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HOney 90 Loan
On Real Estate.

MONEY 10 LOAN on d. =. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest Payments on prln-
cipal lB amounts OF SlOO OF more received al
any interest period THE =. Il SMITH CO.
Bond building. l40a New York ave.
MONEY TO LOAN-S250 10 $780, 900 on d. C.
zeal estate Interest low. and al traasac-
uoaa conducted with economical cOustdera-
ZION Tor borrowers.
VA. IA. SAUNDERS & CO.
1907 + ST. y. ",
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on D. (. Real Estate. SO
unreasonable delay.
WALTER II. ACKER.
fs&-tf 1920 81 NV
MONEY To LOAN on Real Estate at ~ and
Der cent Every consideration snog1
borrowers.
HARRISON REALTY CO.,
a05 G STREET \. ", aa,-u
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real o..
tAte Al :, a. ana per cent interest SDe.
Slsi privileges with respect 20 prior payments
AAI6o amounts speciality. TYLER q
AC1hERtoRb. 1907 + ct NV 9cl3-tf
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EreIElt IIaIu. WEEK uu9a uIII3-
1-ayes Chesapeake Junction. 800 An
Ieaves Chesapeake Beach, II.S0 am
NOTF-Train leaving the Beach a. IFS0
n week days viii have regular passenger
coach attached for the accOmmo modatiOn Of pas
saDgers from Chesa peake Beach 10 washing
ton and between local points.
FAUL Y. WATERS
Sxyl-tf General Manager.
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MUST BE SOLD,
AND WILL SACRIFICE

Two very desirable lots on electric line.
TAess Iats viii double IN value IN one year
CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS.
au22-st address BOX l4. Times Office
FOR sALE-ye have two six and eight room
houses az BsTNyu. near steam and trolley.
which can sell on monthly payments.
same as rent. u taken az once, grounds
fenced. room for garden orchard and chick
ems. horse and COW JOHN J. hLEINEE a.
CO. coz 4 81 ma au-t-8t
HI-DIRT CHEAP and on easiest possible
terms. about Is acre. 80. house good water.
shade $50. worth $780, so cash. SIS monthly
THE SOJLE co. uuc}. Gs0 Louisiana ave
auZ.-Lr
LESS THAN e PER SQUARE FOOT-Acrs
lots at North est Park, iU the rapidly de-
yrlopinE Northwest section. on electric car
line: right IN line with the greatest and
most substantial growth. money loaned t0
build Plat ana informant uou mailed upon
application. WILLIAM +. MATIESDN. 6l8
Colorado builtins. Phone Main 645o- auz-tt
FOR SAI-E,-Best Takoma Park bargain. fine
sroom house. large barn, poultry house and
wire runs. l7or1 feet land. only $500. call
quick BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 754 sth 81.
NV BE sure and get Suburban Bulletin;
free. auzI-6t
WHY GO IN the suburbs and buy a 2J-fo1t
ilt2 The same money VIII buy An ACRE
10 beautiful HIGHLAND PARK over one
third u the property sold IN last sixty days
Car Nle passes the property Very easy
terms. Act quickly ana get nrst choice. Cal
az once and let Us show you the BEST
PROF oSITION EVER OFFERED IN
WASHINGTON AT 2c PER FOOT
PERCY II. RUSSELL. s27 q ST. n. W.
au2l-53t
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For RenT-Suburban.

FOR RENI-Cheap. slX-room house. SO.
only one fare 90 District line, over an acre
ground Corner Wells and Hobsou sts
Brentwood. Nd au74-7r
FOR RENT-Nine-ToOm house all modern
improvements, = acre OF ground. on main
street Hyattsville, Nd: rent. SIS: also other
houses for rent and sale. ARTHUR CARR
HyattsyilIe. aug9-st
FOR RENT-S25; ten-rocm house. four acres
sheds, stables, heuhouses. on Queens Chapel
road and Lawrence st. JOHN 1. KNOPP
corner 10Th and Jackson sts. ne. aul-tf
FOR EENT-SI5. two new siN-r0on houses
IN Langdon. JOHN Z. KNOPP. corner. Goth
and jackson sts ne aul-tf
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80 = STREET, =. v.
Jackson St., E-uOklaul, -. g., d rooms
and bath. luL 5JIl2S. hot-Wurcr heat
Price 80
aSSlyhusstts ave. ne, uear 81 81.
rooms and bath rlCG..-.-.....-- J. JgJ
9Th 81. sw.s near 81 ST. t-room frame
E.ilcerssr-rr Zs1Uu
Corner Ou Ia So ne. nvar stu sts store
and dwelling Prics------.------------- GOO
and dwelling. Fries-...... ...' -,.. ''', 5000
II 81. ne. near llth. ST. rooms and
bath FTie-.,....--..- --------------- S,Jp
bath: furnace heat new. fr.co..-.., $3.50
North Capitol st., near 4 ST. Z rooms
and bath. Price. Boo. ....-..., I. 50J
stable. Frice...,...,.........,.-....,....s Z. %
X So Sc, near nth 81. cay line Groom
brick. water and sewer Price. !. SO
auls-Ir
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500 Down
Special Sale SIS LOtsI
cRYsTAL SPRINGS, ND.
OWN A COTTAGE BY The SEA
At Beautiful
NORTH CHEsAPEAKE BEACH
Health ana Pleasure Resort.

rs Lots al S.. So 50. and so each 81 down
al per month. Church, hotel. TWO CIubhouses
and Is houses already built. z mile Hp beach
from e.. h. h. E. station. 5I2 = 81. -W
Agent on grounds saturdays and Sundays.
aufs-gt
FOR SALE Br1akIaul. cory zix-ro1rl house.
lot lHONl5O. corner only g.. 751i $3.50 cash. bat
auce SIS per month. large COW stables. stable 3,
chicken house. H. i. WILDER. sI7-5Is Bond
building augl-st
BEAUTIFUL sevgu-T0om cottage at 1It
Rainier. Md. JIrh ST.. one car fare ou
lot aHXl5a. fine shade and 0uIIuidIUEs. price
8. .oJs 500 cash. balance. So per month. Also
tHu urt-TgOm swiss cottages. EfrJi 500
cash. balance, so per month. Also a i've
room house. ST. sJ4. 500 cash. balance SIS Der
month. Apply =. g.. ROGERS, s4s ID 20. NV
or ut Rainier District Line uuZJ-I1t
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Colonial Beach.

FINE Lot, with new oue-room cottage. 500
G Nest. ne. au34-2t
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W aEied-h0dSeS.

" aGied-nJdSeS.
WANTED-lo rooms and bath. Columbia CT
Washington Heights. about $40 or ss5 THE
HLLI-6L
WANIED-SlN rooms and bath in North
east section OF the city about SIS. THE
HARRISON REALTY CO.. SJ7 = 81. NV.
aulI-tt
mo COMMISSION TO PAY
] VIII buy one or "a block Of houses also
business property Cash transactions and
quick settlements
L. LODGE HILL.
Rooms and g. Ga 18th 81. n. W
Rul-tf
WANT INVESTMENT FROPERTIES-St
homes. Nothing too siralI or TOO large.
HARRISON REALTY CO.
81 q Street y " nos-tf
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WE RENT. seu, and exchange lots. houses
and farms. WASHINGTON REALTY CO.
l45I New York ave jy3l-g7t
q. s5.0J5--y4 81
FINE CORNER STORE.
Renting $50 per month. owner offered S35
elk large bright rooms. modern bath. etc
Recently pape-ed and painted excellent con-
diti0n. Lot l4X7S. 70 alley. a bargain at
price asked.
LE ROY MARK.
The oval sign 14l9 Street
lyZ6-tr
FOR SALE
$500 CASH; BALANCE MONTHLY,
In Southeast, near Navy Yard. 6iz
rooms and bath; gil u-CdeTn improvements
new. never been occupied Good l0tz. -
alley PRICE. - $50.
CLARENCE BARNARD,
The Oval Sign" 1g2 c ST " W
myzs-Jf
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on nth ST n. T.. near Il. "a six-roau
and bath brick good size lot: side alley
rented Tor S2e.5o per month.
PRICE ONLY g 7-l
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SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
10 AND FROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

FFFECIlNE SUNDAY, JULY - I9a
WEEK DAYS
GOING. RETURNING
I.v Dist. Line Srn- Leave the Beach
9'25 A NJ 6.35 A NJ
l1-CD a M. 2:40 = n
$50 M. 600 +. NJ
$40 n. 500 =. II
J.E pm. 10 200 +. II
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GOING. RETURNING
g.25 4. II. 200 A. M.
Y0.10 An 12.30PM
II 40 An 1.I5 PM
900 PM 200 PM
500 PM. 800 PM
400 PM 500 2 II
7.E PM 500 Pm.
g,E p NJ 800 PA
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Totals.... 2 q Z oL TataIs....I ! az :
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But HERE ARE TWO:
On MAhA LAND AVE. n. f. a comfortahls
slA-Iooh brick. which can't be dupli-
Gated In that neIRhborhoI for the price.
he quick PRICE. 81 000
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THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY,

liC3 New York a
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NO REDUCTIONS ON FREIGHT
Railroads Cannot Give San Francisco
the Special Advantages
Desired.

San Francisco, June 1L-There will be no
reductions on freight rates on building
material to San Francisco and builders
and property owners who have been hop
ing for some reduction in the rail rates
on structural steel and other materials
from the east viii be destined to a serious
disappointment. It is announced on the
authority of the traffic department Of the
Southern Pacific that no such reductions
have been or will be considered by the
tranScOntinental lines. II is explained that
reductions in rates cannot be made to San
Francisco without making them applica-
hle to all other Pacific coast terminals.
For this reason the Southern Pacific and
Santa Re and connections are prevented
from doing all that they would like to do
in the way Of reduced rates to stimulate
the rebuilding of San Francisco.
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PRECIOUS STONE OUTPUT.
Value of United States Production in
1905 Was 1925, $50.

Washington, June II. - The United
States geological survey, in a bulletin
on the production and importation Of
precious stones in the United States in
1903, says the value Of the output of
precious stones in 1905 reached S32G. $50
Of which the yield from sapphire mines
amounted to $125,OOO. Next I'm value
was the turquoise output, quoted at
SIS. 900.
The importation Of precious stones
amounted to SS4, 99S,513, as compared
with S26.O0S, S13 in 1904 Diamonds. rep
resent the bulk Of the imporIations.
at S1O.281, Ill, while the value of the un-
set stones is placed at $50. 375,304
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ZULU REBELS GIVEN
THE FINAL WARNING

Durham. Natal June 1.-Two of Chief
Sigauana's sons have surrendered to the
NataIian forces and nearly all Of Chief
Bambaata's followers were killed in the
recent fighting COLI Mackenzie of the
NataIian contingent has given the rebels,
who are Ieaderless and scattered. until
June 70 to surrender. after which time
thew will be shot if captured.
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PRESIDENT ANGEL
SPEAKS ON "H0NESTY''

Ann Arbor. Mich. June 15.-Presideut
lanes 3. Angel Of the University Of
Michigan. delivering the baccalareate ad-
dress tonight to the graduating class Of
1906 took for his subject Honesty
President Angel pointed to recent dis
coverfes Of dishonesty in high places and
urged the graduates to nerve themselves
for a struggle to maintain their pure and
lofty ideals of duty and life no matter
how others. no more gifted and no better
trained. seemed by unsCrupulouS<pOlicy to
be passing ahead in the race for wealth
OF professional success
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EARLY MORNING FIRES.

St. Louis. June 1.-Two early morning
fires today did damage estimated at sos
coo by completely cutting d five-stOry Of
flee building and burning large livery
ard undertaking establishment this morn
ing. Fifty horses were incinerated in the
latter. The office building was occupied
nv the Philip Carey ManUfa curing COM
pany, the local office Of the Charles Fish
er Mattress company Of Chicago, and the
Grand Spring Water company
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SUFFERING IN CHINA.
Drouth in Part of Chi Ii Province
and Floods Elsewhere.

Peking June 17-While the northern pOT-
ton of the province of Chi Ii is suffering
from the most severe drought since 1900
the southern extremity is experiencing
serious floods. caused by heavy rains. The
Hankow-Peking railway for thirty miles
below Sheutinfu has been destroyed and
traffic has been suspended since last Fri
DAY. Some weeks will be required TO re-
Dair the line.
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MAHARAJAH SEEING
SIGHTS OF COLORADO

Colorado Springs, Colo. June 1.-THE
Iaharaiah of GaekWaT. of BaTOda. India.
after making the ascent Of Pixies Peak,
visiting the Garden Of the Gods, and
cheyenne canyons today. will go to Grip
pIe Creek tomorrow morning and visit one
of the great mines in the gold camp. Re
turning to Colorado Springs in the even
ing the distinguished visitor will be
guest of General William J. Palmer at
a
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DEATH CAME AT SEA.
Arrival of the Body of Premier sed-
don at wellington, N. z.

wellington, y. T., June 1.-THE steamer
Owestry Grange, bearing the body of Pre-
mier Seddons, who died on board the yes
sci shortly after it left Sydney, June 10,
for New Zealand, arrived here at II
o'clock Saturday night Despite the late
ness Of the hour thousands Of persons
were AT the wharf and witnessed the land
sng Of the casket- Today the body lay
in state in the parliament building. The
funeral viii take place here next Thurs
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Last Excursion East
Via
Colorado Midland.

June 18th will be last chance to get
cheap rates east. Chicago, S44-50; Kan
sas city. St. Joseph and Omaha, $500:
Denver. S2O.O0-limit Oct. 81; ten days
stopovers both going and returning
Pullman observation cars daily D1-
rect connections. The best scenic line
Ticket office. Il West Second South.
Roth phones. 67S.
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Journey Proving Popular.

The royal family will journey TO Chris
tiania tomorrow. They will be the guests
Of the municipality at q state dinner.
Trondhiem will be reached Tuesday even
ing
The sea journey northward IS proving
most popular and comfortable y great
heat wave is sweeping over the southern
end Of the Scandinavian peninsula, and
the railway coaches resemble bake ovens
majority Of the vessels Of the visiting
fleet will reach Troudhjem by Wednesday.
Although many Of the royal delegates and
emba ssies viii arrive there Tuesday, some
officials and statesmen already have de
parted for TrOndhjem, and others viii fol-
low tomorrow
The announcement that Emperor Will
lam will visit King HaakOn in July was
received with great satisfaction. It will
Re the first visit of n foreign ruler to the
re-estabIished kingdom, and therefore
strongly appeals to the people.
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POPULARITY OF
NORWAY'S RULER
King Haak0n Journeylng Up to
Coast With Queen Maud
and Baby Olaf.
CORONATION THIS WEEK
VAST CROWDS ASSEMBLING AT
TRONDHJEM.

Chris-iania, June 1L-Trondhjem, yester-
day city of fishers, today is a capital
Many Of those who viii participate in the
coronation of King Haakon have already
swelled the population and others are
crowding north by steamer and trains
The gaiety over the confirmation Of the
CCUntry's new Independence will reach its
full tide Tuesday when King HaakOn,
Queen Maud and the baby crown prince,
Olaf. reach Trondhjem. All over the cOun-
try flies the flag of NOrwsy-the white
testifying to the fealty of the people.
One hears tales that the radical re-
pubIiCans object TO the new monarchy.
They insist on calling Haakon Mr.. King, -
but undoubtedly the great majority gen
timely welcome the new order of things
with reaWakened patriotism which prom
ises greater and finer accomplishments
by the whole nation
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CHANGE IN TIME.

The train for the Yellowstone Park
on the Oregon Short Line, will leave
at s D. m. and the train for Malad
valley will leave at 4;05 2. m
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Coal Road Inquiry.

The interstate commerce commission on
Thursday June q. will be in session in
Washington and will be ready at that
time to hear the presidents of the rail-
road companies concerning which testi-
monv has been taken recently TO show
that rebates have been granted or that
the distribution of cars have been in
fIueDced BY faVOritism. The presidents
who have been notified that the commits
sion will hear them are: A ]. Cassatt
pennsylvania railroad; Oscar o. Murray,
baltimore & Ohio: George ". Stevens,
Chesapeake & Ohio; J.. r. Johnson, Nor
folk e Western. and w. H Newman, New
YoTI, Central & Hudson River railroad
on Friday the coronation Of King Haa-
L-o17 VII of Norway viii take place The
scena Of the ceremonies will be the ca
fbedTaI at TrOndhjen The bishop Of
Trondbienn will anOint the king with sa-
cred oil. after which the crown will be
pIaCed on his head by Premier Nicholson
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MUCH TALK IN
BOTH HOUSES
Senate and Lower Branch Have
Many important Meas
ureS to Discuss.
GREAT RUSH is PROBABLE
SOME POLITICS WILL BE IN
JECTED.

In preparation for the vote on the sea
level Panama canal BILL which is fixed
for next Thursday, The senate VIII devote
much Of the time this week prior to that
date 10 the consideration of the Dill! Sen
atOr Knox Is scheduled for q speech Mon
day or Tuesday I'm support of d lock canal
and ne viii be foioH Cd by other senators
for and against the bill as % stands The
adoption of a provision in the suudry civil
appropriation bill by the house. in CppO-
sition 10 the sea level type OF canal. mas
had the effect Of stimulating interest in
the senate. and i is proba bic that this
provision will itself be made the subject
Of discussion. The senate agreement calls
Tor a final vote on the bin before ad-
lournment on ThuTSday- and for begin
ming the vote on amendments at 3 O'Clock
on that day-
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WALL PAPER PICTURE FRAMES

Up-to-date goods at popular prices.
Painting and Paper hanging.
Chas. H. BOdel, SO East 1st South.
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one Of the last taken up at this session
So many members are interested in this
bill aud therefore remain at the capital
while il is pending that putting the bill
last on the programme makes II easier to
maintain quorum of the house during
the wind-Up of the session when the pres
ence of members is needed TO prevent use
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FOUR HOURS WORK A DAY

for three months IS the time required
to complete our summer course IN Ste
biography. Apply for particulars
STENOGRAPHICB BUREAU,
224 Dooly block Both phones
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Continuous Ovation,

King HaakOn. Queen Maud and Crown
Prince Olaf are continuing their journey
uOTthWaTd along the coast Today was
spent in the vicinity Of Mold, where their
ma jesties were given a banquet tonight.
Today began with a demonstration by the
fisher fleet at Aalesund. Ninety steam
ers fifty motor boats and scores upon
scores Of small craft participated. The
royal yacht Heimdal at first steamed
through the fleet and was wildly cheered,
and then the fleet formed in two long
columns and steamed up the FiOrd, the
Meimda1 leading. The families of the fish
ermen filled the boats The crowd atioat
numbered 5000 At the conclusion of the
Passage. all the vessels passed in review
before the Heimdai King HaakOn eX-
pressed his pleasure at the honor con-
ferred upon him and at the picturesque
ness of the marine parade
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Eat your dinner at the Mack Smith
lunch room, 11:30 to 2:30- 271z W. First
South.
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immigration Measure.

The immigration bill. which is TO close
the weeks work. viii be given the con
sidera ton which the time permits. In
order to finish the programme the leaders
have set for the house may require that
body 10 sit during the evening. as well as
carrying out ,he special order for II
o'clock sessions each day-
The omnibus public building bill and
The general deficiency bill will not enter
into the legislative consideration this
week The public building bill IS to be
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Great Rush in the House.
Meat inspection Bill.

The meat inspection amendment viii ne
called mp Tuesday and disposed of with
as great dispatch as possible The time
10 be spent on II IS estimated at two
days Debate on this bill viii ne confined
10 the discussion Of the various publica-
tons Of the measure and proposed amend
ment thereto
The pure food debate viii be somewhat
political in its nature. For several weeks
members who have applied for time TO
make tariff speeches and to discuss pol
IiticS generally have been told to wait Un-
iii ne pure food bin came up. The pas
sage of this bill before the adjournment
Of the session was DlaTTed some time ago
by Speaker Cannon and Chairman Hep
burn of the Interstate md foreign COM
1nerce committee. ana it was decided then
10 make Il he vehicle for the closing
.D0lificaI guapcbpS Of the session.
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Two important Matters.

Il IS possible that late in the week the
senate may be able to take ND the>sundTy
report or the agricultural appropriation
bill the former containing the house pro-
j. bItIun against the expenditure of money
Tor a sea level canal and the latter. the
meat inspection provision Both measures
are attracting much attention from sen
atOTs, but there will he an effort to hold
debate down TO the minimum dimensions
with the nope Of preventing he too great
lOurnmeUJ Of the. session which the SEN
ate leaders are still hopeful TO bringing
within the present month tt is therefore
probable that these matters VIII receive
more attention IN committee rooms than
ON the floor Of the senate. Neither bill
viii he considered until the Panama bill
Is disposed of. and il is doubtful whether
the sundry civil bill can be prepared for
consideration during the present week
The senate calendar of bills of local
character have grown into large. dimen-
SICns during the past few weeks. and
is much time as possible viii be devoted
10 IT, The Lake Erie & Ohio ship canal
bin VIII also continue to receive atten-
ton
Great Rush in the House.
There Is TO be more speed IT. the Tesis-
iation Of national house of representative
This week than in any week during the
session IF the plans for the leaders. de
1eTmiUPd upon SATURDAY.. are carried out
The programme cOntemT lafes the passage
OF the meat inspection amendment to the
agricultural augmentation bill and the
sending Of thai measure To conference the
passage of ihe purc food bill under a spe-
Cial rule. ard tEe passage Of the immi-
grafton bill. also under a special rule
The last day Of the session on which
the rules NAV he suspended and bills
passed by a twO-thirds vote. will occur
MONDAY and the speakers private list Of
members TO be recognized under this order
IS ia pidlv growing to large proportions
Many bills loca! in their application VIII
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