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AUCTIONS.
C. c. SLOAN a CO, Auotionesrs. liO' @ st

e.. q. SLOAN x co, Auotioneers hO q st. nv
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE SITUATED IN THE sUBDlNlSlON
KNOWN as CONNECTICUT AVENUE HIGH
Whereas default having been made IN the payment
oi taxes on the property On %hieh ceut s 70
sth day Of September. A. ID. 1906, and recorded
among the land records Of the District q Colgnol
ON September "a 1908, in hber No 25l folio ZlS. e
seq and al the written direction o the holder ana
owner oi the note secured by said deed OF trust me
undersigned. the trustee named In said deed o'
tst, viii offer for sale, under the provisions there
o. at public auction, N front Of the premises or on
ths tis. same am az three O'Clock 2 n on FkIDA1 ts d
seribed land and premises, With the 1nproFemsnts
easements. rights, ways, snd apIlrtcnances there.
unto belonging. situate and lying in the district q
l9 Ia, Is, and Is. IN block a. lots g. 4. 5. 6,
>. "A i5 II IS @ e. e. e sad 2. II bio boek !, two e
block three 90 lots !. 2 ). s. 6, !. {. s. 10. u
z. =. 4. IS. y, Y, IS, ls q, a. p 2. "A, and q
T. l3, Il, l5 and Is, in block I've Isl lots 2 3. q
B .; q = q !. : l9 y q q 3 n % d q 3 3 Y q y n
g. s2. IS. A. As, and &c. in block six % lots 2. 3
I, 5. 6. Z s g. TO- H. T. l3 li IS l6 II. Is l9. %
81 81 a. and = b q . bl5 g q = 20 !. ~ .ssisg 2: & y % y
subdivision Of land known as Conne,t.cIt Avenue
Highlands a. pr plat Of said subdivision recorded
lumbia. in county book No. IS, page z
This property viii be sold entirety in blocks,
gTouIs Of lots single lots, as may be directed b.
the trustee at the time Of sale.
Terms 81 sale: Oue-thifd Of the purchase price N
cash (Of which a deposit Of 81 900 must be made 10
the trustee at the time OF sale II sold entirety
and Of 800 per lot If sold in blocks lotsi and the
balance In equal notes Of the purchaser. payable N
ard two years from date Of sale, with interest
az tie rate Of per ceutum pr RHnum, payable semi
annually, said notes 70 be secured b. frst deed Oi
trist the property sod all cash. at the option
0f the purchaser. The terms q sale 70 be complied
With within twenty days from he date 0i sale IN de
fault Of which the property viii be resQld at the risk
and cost Of the defauiting purchaser after I'VE days
ready yertisement ~ some Newspaper pubhsAed ln
Washington. ID. {. Ali COnTualCinE. title eIHmina-
tlon aud recording % the euse Of ihe purchaser
UNION TRUST COMPANY or THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Formerly
UNION TRUST AND STORAGE COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Trustee
BY EDWARD J. sTELLWAGEN, President,
1915 i ST. nv.
GEORGE E, FLEMING Secretary
dce-d&dseN5
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-YOUNG MAN As CASHIER; BRING
references. Apply at The Raleigh
A YOUNG MAN, FROM % TO . YEARS OF
age. outside salesman for + street hCuse. must
be a good address. dilgeut and ambitious. salary
and coumi ission, references required Address BOX
leo Herald ohice del3-3t
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN. COUNTRY PRE-
feTTed assistant In dairy lunch about 70 open
nus hr quick and attentive; good chance for ad-
Talcym INT 10 right PARTY Address BOX i67. Her
aid OflCe dels-3t
ASTED-EXPERIENCED YOUNG statesmen
for books. mems clothing and mems furnishings.
Apply between and 10 a. m. TO h g. JACOBS,
with Woodward & Lothrop, nol+f
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A COMPETENT FUR SALESMAN OR
salesgoman. Apply JULIUS GARFINkLE x
CO., i226 st nE. de7-u
WANTED-THB DEMAND FOR sTENOGRA-
piers and typeHTIters exceeds the supply. course
at school requires from 80 70 81 days. SPECIAL
afternoon sessions fOT government employees. SIENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 35-sls Colorado Bldg.
rc5-u
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

ANTED-EXPERIENCED SALEsWOMAN FOR
jeHelrT. notions, toys, &c, young from
hgh school u eighth grade Apply between and 10
a. m, 10 H q. JACOBS, with Woodward & 10th
Top dfl517
WANTED WHITE WAITRESS
sl3 II s. NV. del53t
AT ONCE - THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
glove salesEomen. Apply JULIUS GARF1NkLE
e. Co. l2l6 + 81. NV uOZl-tf
WANTED-WHITE MATTRESSES AND COOK .
good wages, c0l0Ted waitress chambermaid and
cooks city and North. EUREKA iJll y. Y ave
PROMINENT POSITIONS OFFERED TO THOR
Cughy reliable. competent suit and coat saleswomen
Of good character Address BOX IO3, Herald ofice.
naIi-n
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HernId Wnnt Adn

will be received at the Astoria Pharmacy
Third and @ SITS NV, and promptly for
warded to the main Office.
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PERSONAL,

LOOKING FAR INTO THE BOUNDLESS IN
finite We can discover nothing % equal our Ben-
dsrul cash exchange for mems worn garments shlEs-
shoes. hats. VII cali for one piece. JJSrH OLD
STAND. Ole D.
wANTED-IF YOU ARE GIVING uP HOUSE
keeping and wish 10 sell part or all uf your fur
niure. send for the man Who has the reputation of
. years far dealing.
n 3CUS NOTES.
48 9Th St
Phone Main 5l7I nel1-tf
PRIVATE LOANS on FURNITURE. PIANOS
&c Address BOX 23E. Station g. ! viii call
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD


ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEAVE STATION, New jersey ave. and c St,
EVERY OTHER HOUR On THE ODD HOUR =
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL, sd ST. NEW YORK
= 30 d m. Diner. pullman Parlor
ts.e0 a. m. Buffet, Parlos. Five-hour train
..s:S9 m Diner Diner 5 ana bcI baIlman I PsrioT Car.
llD8 a. N Diner aud Pullman ParloT Car.
= 20 D. N. Diner and Pullman Paror Car
800 ,. IA. Royal Limited, All PullmanA
$40 ,. N. Coaches to Philadelphia.
$50 ,. n. Diner and Pullman PsrloT.
$50 p n. Coaches 10 Philadelphia
'll.s9 D. n. sleepers.
ATLANTIC CRY, roo. 900. fnS0 a. m, fISs
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
WEEK days Z a. n. TO D. NJ
To BALTIMORE.
Week days. PSI, 50J bsJ. Z 20. IN 500. $50.
s0O, $50, 1900. leo a m-s z noon, Ra5. 500
0. s:S $50, Ii 20, s. lI5. ii55 p N '''''
SUNDAYS, 2.5l, 20, -, $50 sos, loo, u1c
~ ~ --'''' -'-' " EsTwARD.
CHICAGO AND AOkthwEST, '22 and '5.W
f-CINCINNATI, 81, LOUIS, and LOUISVILLE,
3 ~ a. n, 4 Us p m. 'I2:lo night
Pl1rsBUkG, l:.2 D. m. $40 ,. N. 10 81 night
Glen ELAND. -y:l0 pm. COLUMBUS. $50 pIn.
MhEELlNS, 800 q. m. So p N.
ANNAPOLIS, week days 500 a. N, l2s5 noon,
4:45 p. N. 69l !. M. sundays. $50 a. N and 5 y
LURAY and ELKTON, '405 p N.
FREDERICK, 70 IS, sy25 a. m. 81 80. t4J5. 1856
D. N.
HAGEKSTOWN. Is IS a. N. and 1900 D n
BOYD and way points, ISIS S9:l5 a. m Q.Q
Is lo f5-5, Sl0l5, III 30 D. N.
GArrHERSBJRG and way points, fs IS s9ls q
H., tl20. 30. f3S0. 3 55, f55, 10 = s. sl0:Is
III 30 p. ~.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points Is IS
s9I5 q. n, 81 30. t50o. IS IS p. N
-DaIy. Except Sunday. SSunday only.
Reservations Of Sleeping Parior Car space rates
Of fare, DC, viii be quickly furnished BY TELE-
PHONE at all Of the following Ticket Offices: lGl7
q 81 Ioepnuue
ave. Telephone. main 2ls. Station New Jersey ave
and st--flcket Ohlce, Telephone east 6ST; Infor-
nnafinn Bureau east T2l
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sIIs K sf lot e5zlg7; brick building occupied a,
machine shoD. Price. 5000.
l2.0O0 square feet on Grace st.. Georgetown oppO-
ste Capital Traction Power Plant. Price. $500
1911 E Market Space Potomac ST., Georgetown,
rent. S55o. Price, 8 so Occupied as uSh market
ana dwelling. Water and sewerage.
e., Jios 2ath st.; lot 5rl2o; brick dwelling Rent.
Slz50. Price. ST. 80.
2l55 St: frame store and dwelling. Price. $3.50.
So sth st Sc; saloon property. Price. $3.50
5os5 Q 81 lO-roon. frame: large lot. 7O1iO; t:ust
Rent. $3.50.
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
l5Z25 2D ST NV
Phone West io
FOR oALE-A BARGAIN. Stable east
SIDE Of 3lst ST.. below N; i2 feet ironti
stalls; rooms fOr 10 large wagons; price,
- o0000. Also, large tract O ground run
ming from c. d o. canal 10 Potomac river.
an old stone mill. Price. $. .000.O0.
J. II. BRADLEY, Inc,
1919 Odd 81. \. W.
so CASH - CENTRAL NV. = MONTHLI. So
buys Choice rooms and bath home; payments de
crease monthly and include principal and all inter
ct az only Her cent OCCUPANT OWNEk,
A GREAT BARGAIN-I2ROOM BRICK. NEAR
Congressional Library and Capitol. terms to SUIT
wo,iid taSe small ao'ise as part payment Address
OWNER 1914 il 81 NV dc9-1t
NEAR FLORIDA AVE. AND X ST NV
Splendid resldencei built Tor owners use rooms
and baths. sg750 Keys at of1ce. ALLAN Z.
WALKER El2 6 st des-tf
FOR sALE-NEAT 7-ROON, BAY WINDOW
BRICK, all modern imprOFeTeutsi central northwest,
near 18th st, Price 500. / L. SHOEMAKER
4l2 Colorado Bldg n023-tf
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wAsHIxGToS SCHOOLS.

Call OF phone Spencer1an
Business College. sos sth
81. NV, for free booklets.
illustrated with Spsn-
eeTian Penmanship Les
sons, Shorthand, Book
Service Information. &c.
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FURNITURE WANTED,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SELL YOUR GOODS
% the man VINO gives you the most money. HOP
WOOD. Sth and K. no25u
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets. stoves brc-a-brac and all kinds Of house
hold goods. BALMS FURNITURE SHOP, 18th
and . sts- Phone y. 1919. Formerly. sth and u.
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ELAIS FOR RENT,

S0s5 DU3IBARTON AVE, ROOMS; PERI ECI
condition, $3.50 per month J. ;. FRASER. VI
2s9 Feudan bldg del4-3t
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED-PrOperty of every description 70 RENT
and SELL
l.. W. GROOMES, 1905 New York Ave.
PHONE MAIN 6352
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-LET THE CHILDREN TAKE UP
music. We offer you good square piano free
for six months Il you'll pay the cost Of moving
T. G. SMITH PIANO CO, l225 Pa. ave.
WANTED-TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling why not drop postal to an old re-
liable frmi MARKS & CO.. 800 Tth, opposite Saks'
or phone main 1903. nolSu
WANTED-CAsH PAID FOR FURNITURE.
carpets Office and stsre fixtures Of all kinds Fur
niture stored packed, and shipped. Address BAUM
80 Pa ave NV. Phone main lZ5A
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
CLEANING AND DYEING.

SUITS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED Soc !:
rants l0c; Oyere0ats 40c.: skirts, &c, and up
= LION. the Clothes Doctor. l755 Pa. ave Phone
NAN I4s% a0Zs Sot
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR LEAsE-WOOD AND COAL YARDS AND
Rssy1 Ffane u Pa TesT sout5 In end aSGs
duct Bridge; long terms: low rentals. Apply to
ROBERT A PHILLIPS. Maryland Bldg, 1910 II
st. NV. noI-tE
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERALS FOR SIS.
S. H. HINES,

UndertskeE and Enbalner,
Ills 18th st. NV Telephons North 1875.
/ Hardwood. Cloth-coTered Casket, / Outside Case
Grave and opening same / HearSe Carriages
Embalming Everything good. and services first
class. Use Of Funeral Parlo- free Burial Lots
for sale easy payments. Al kinds Of Metallic
Caskets on band for shipping Established 1878
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

10. and l5aCre lots on the Great rails and Old
Dominion railroad at Spring Hill, 10 miles from
GeorgetO from Great Falls: low fare; good
soil; buy now before prices advance easy terms
THE HINE REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Vienna
Va, OF Room I09. Columbian Bldg del530t
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-FINE LOT on NEW YORK AVE,
bet 18th and 18th; south side g. III 50. f. IS It.
front Price $500.
MILLER-SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE CO.,
Phone. West 80. 1873 WISCONSIN AVE. (32d St }
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STORAGE

w STORE FOH IS CENTa A LOAD. MOVING
of an kinds L. 3 STORAGE CO, 4E-20-H Tenth
ST. nv. Phone n iz9. uOE-5lt
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COLLECTORS.

WE DO GENERAL COLLECTING; LOCAL AND
foreign charge unless successful Phone 3li4
THE FULLER AGENCY. III 18th st. nos-a
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SUBURBAN. SALE.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN LOT ON ELECTRIC
railway. northwest; S275; payable $ monthly with
out interest or taxes Address OWNER, Herald
Office. no2430t
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
These Great Bargains.

Three 6roOm bricks in nv. rent, Ai Price, $500
One 6ro0m and bath brick IN Nv, with small
bricks IN rear; rent, $3.50. Price. $500.
Groom frame iu Sc. in good condition; rent
all-0 Price 81 go
Store and dwelling in sw rent So 90 Price. s. 600
One 6-room brick near Navy Yard; rent $3.50
Price, 2.O09.
Smith Thompson, Jr., & Co. (Inc.)
1888 f st. \. w. CBasement.)
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TYPEWRITERS.

60 KENT WELLINGTON TYPE
WRITER.
<$8 One month for..-.-.--.---.---.---S s. @
Three months for.....-.........-S5.3l %
~ six months f0r..................-S 500
OFFICE. 5os uth st. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-MORE THAN THIRTY SLIGHTLY
used grade Upright Pianos, to be closed out az
fraction Of their value; grand chance for gift buy
eTs; 500 Billings, Seo $40 Henry r Miller, Sl50
$3.50 Henning SIS: 500 Stsff, S75 S400 Bradbury.
$50; S425 SboningeT Sis $500 Yose, rs; 500 Hard
man, $50 square pianos, So up, easy payments.
Q. J. DeM0LL & co, 1871 g st.
SMALL TYPE REMINGTON. LATE MODEL.
worth So; VIII be sold much cheaper. Address
G. l. T.. Herald Office. del5-3t
MEDIUAI-SIZE OFFICE SAFE, FTREPROOF.
cheap. "TAYL0R'S." 1913 New YORK ave. del4-3t
FOR sALE-sTANDARD SEWING MACHINE.
in frst-class condition, 8. Address BOX les,
Herald Office cel46t
$50 BRADBURY PIANO DUE BILL. GOOD on
hrst-class piano; price reasonable Address BOX
ISL, Herald Office. del4-St
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
We have a fun line Of gifts. slightly used, on
which can save you money.
COLLATERAL LOAN Co, llth and NV.
100 OYERCOATS. 5 PAIR TROUSERS, %
coats and yests; unredeemed pledges COLLAT-
ERAL LOAN CO.. uth and sts- NV
FOR sALE-S0 NEW AND SECONDHAND,
heating and cooking stoves, Of every description,
from s. up. We invite your inspection. sNlIZER
& La PORTE 1881 9TH St NV 'Phons NJ ll02
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-FKEE DRIN ING MARE: GUARAN-
teed safe and sriBd suitable tar bugsy OF surrey
sill sell cheap IL Colorado Bldg. del5-N
FOR SALE-sTYLISH +PASsENGER RUBBER
RrOugh2m. pole and shafts. property Il the late
John I. MagIrg. hgucr dealer, q ihla.. ia sold
20 close estate Also. nne HcIgltou Lpasseuger
sTeed rsnabout' wood wheels and rubber cushioned
tires ] golf paIsal coupe r0ckaVsy; steel tires.
These goods must be sold a. once. tal al GEOkG l.
W. TAILORS kkTOsIIORfi ~ d st. NV
Phone n 3lZ5
FOR SALE-AT SACRIFICE PRICES. 8 LIGHT
rubbtr-tire br0uglams. full glass station wagons
top buEges, and / wagOnetts, all have been
able offers refused s d. WATERS & SON SO
Pa.
COGSW WELLS is TIE CHEAPEST PLACE no
buy new and secondhand vehicles and hArness;
large assortment vehicles. SIC up harness, s. up;
four hne Shetland ponies and trap - nth
ST. ocS-u
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOREST TAR DROPS. SURE CURE FOR
throat troubles, bronchitis laryngtis. asthma Sold
by all druggists del5.I I,l9
HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
your cid worn carpets Drop postal or phone
main 4325. WASHINGTON HUG co. Factory,
ssl 5th st. NV
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/ SAW YOUR I'D IN THE Herald
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WASHINGTON SCHOOLS.
EMERSON INSTITUTE TSSss TSS s9Es css' ss'

Prepares for all ooIlegss tho national academies,
and direct commissions ia the serEice. Primary De-
psrtmsnt under university graduate. Boys o. all
ages. Catalogues. WINSLOW II. RANDOLPH
Principal 81 lsth St NV
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FLAT OF SIX sunny ROOMS; HOT-WATER
hrating plant; rent reduced 10 $40 go 10Th ST,
northeast del53t
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THEY'RE OFF" WILL
SOON Be HEARD

aerinteudenl Grant Il happy own
70 have been heard Go complain
aow and then that the track Il too
hard that it'a too heavy or that
thcre are dangerous holoa but not
nov,
Horses WaadY.
Many Enod harsra afu here now
and mnrr on thu way. ] II Dunn =
foreman has arrived from tAtnn'a
with Oratnrian Geverner ottnan,
Niss Martha scoteh Plume aud
Ruth W.
Miss Rnue. purchased AZ tatenia
from fred Cook By Mlillaaai'r
Hammond, IL on thu way here. The
mare IL a candidate fnr the lons diaT
lance stakes 20 the meeting. She
ain De taken Ia hand AZ once by
Trainer Prank NJ Nahun. Miss
Rtite n s-ycar-old and said 10 be
remarkably game fof bet ssN. she
has won races At two miles In the
middle west
Hector wll be brought out at the
close az tho Iatonia meatinE.
I.uhln IL 20 50 Ia the opentng
handicap u the track e. muddy
RafEheai Il in great shape ana
the trainers are envYinE hiilf hsht
IAN ia having such a good one Ia
his harm.
Harry slower Il down frntn feta-
Iatna with Mabel tlelianaer. frankie
New hurEh. Ruby Neft0u. Plymouth
Roek. Pimkin. RAY EEans EYeu ftil
SatEka son. Duke Of NriTanH inNas
toe. bio Manala. Little huttereup
knnna. Eldotaao The Lady Nnheaif.
katie Kreac. Sid silver. BERT Arthur.
Sea sick. Katie Gleason and half a
Iazah others
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VARSITY Off
/. FOR BIG GAME

coach place takes the F7Ysr on
ttm tFip 10 TaeomA this afternoon IN
tosnpany with is % his hasAy grid
sraa warrIay& 90 Fuute fos Eugene,
ore, for shs great Warrington
Oregon sane. nFass EheTsn. Mar
arer eiattessy and Trainer ConibesF
aee0rapnny the team The boys
teaee seattle eonsfasnt ~ victory.
uaKshaw IL 20 so In a. quarter
AZ me beginning Of the game with
Grim. Willis and Clark IN me bark
nsla. ana. prsyidla9 none 81 these
men nav. hesn retired At ths be-
ginning % the second half. Parker
YIN take the bail from TsgtneisE.
Whg,s Baashhw takes CiaFss piace
a haif bAeE. Coach Place last night
cave cat the following as The line
10 fhat will 20 IN az the first half
fAft end. Burwsli DautE. left tackle.
paal Jarvis. left guard. day FTaher-
~. centsr. Texfnslrr rtNht Kuard.
''nabea sample fixhi tackle. Roger
prAadon, right end. BogKn quar-
Ter. Fuoch BaeahaN. Jeff halt Cap
tain owen Grim. fuii bssk. willis.
ttshs half. CLARK. Substitutes; Ca
mutt. shirley. Parker and Ama@
reports from the oregon camp
say that Coach nexdek - working
he heavier q his double sets OF
baeka hard IN preparation for SAT
ur4ayss muddy field and that the
big fellows are rounding into Tine
form. Bez8sk. after his return from
seattle last Saturday. told bis men
that Washington was strong and
ssaf ara that victory would mean q
hard fight for them.
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HORSES ENTERED AT
ASCOT PARK

Carruthern. 0ptictan and Josie y
J. W Blaiock enters the great
deaxie. Honale Rec ana Maxim
Gorks.
1. T. Lee q Son have THE Mis-
soBrian. neknlghted. Peerless Lad
sad nlaEK
Molero 4 Joseph have cloadilEhl
catered IN several stakes
w. 4, Applegate enters wool
Sandals
r. RestoFick Of Winnipeg Is here
with Joe Games horses. sanfara.
silver Wedding and Sylvan Dixou
c. :. Rocket haa Star az Runny.
meade aud faado
". o Joii!a has I Told You and
Wogxiebug.
G. 3. Clark Of New York has Roy
al Hen. Green seal. Red Garter.
Mashnr and ! banch 81 a.yesroiis
J = Hale q noston enters Hattie
Carr. Lady Avis. Croix Dor and
uas Dor
Thomas ". Cassidy Of New Vera
enters Greene. Right aud Trtsa and
Haitoa.
Barney schrciber enters a biz
huneh in the STAKES. tie has
Deutschland. Miss Offirtaan. Pru.
Dental Girl. salnrtda. Louise fttr
gihhons. sainahog. FIRED Muiholland.
Tony Faust. ssinrua. kAfenina.
Hannogisa. Miss sain. katie Rsinn.
Jc~ Carey aud Tony Aonefo
A Ranneff has III FALL. Macy
Jr.. Molcstey and FIRST Peep.
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RACES YESTERDAY
nALrlMoRE

pirst race. eleven.niKireuihs ~
mile neldln0. l04 Gilennehsej. 4
10 +. won. Dalay Ffpat. %. second,
Black Flag. 90. third Time, ~ =.
Second face. thfeoqnaflela OF
mile nius9 oai. t28. fAufphYl. ~
To l. won. Cadlohon. he. second
baby Willie. it9. third Time. III
Third race. one mile seventy
Yards giamonhn II. ia5. flioimeH ,
Z 70 10. won Maskaman, 100 see.
ond. Waterway, 100. third. Time
1860 "a
atoeplachase Capt Hayes. ihs.
fsofell. . to 2. w0n. Allegiance. lb5.
soeane ~ Grace. 1877. third. Time.
4i3a -
Firth rhes. ciayen.hifirruiha ~ %
mile -camhynasa, 100. tBilacJ, 7 to
1. won. NH Stone. ". second. lie.
gal Lad. los. third Time. III
Sixth race. one and oneahaif mile
Pleasant DAYS. -. utiiey), 10 10
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EMERYVlLLg RACES START
NEXT sAruRoAY - TRACK
DOPE ptsAgp Up FROM
THERE.

OAK ,Np. Nov. it rhe rallbua
q HAVING hIu aSaubles Win the
races anly few aaAs away there tH
nc tiuae 10 lose Hat With the teE
iytnE bow tor several hears after
sun-up. az for several mornings
past. there Is not much ~ a chance
20 see what The Hailorefa are doing
or course thrre ia not rs much dolns
An the foK az ou more prupiiious
aeyz. bat that docs not tend TO raise
a.. spirits 81 the gentleman who
faithfully mounts bis pcreh every
day. The les may prevent very much
81 = workout and even n tho hoFse
f. let doon FOR a spell. how can The
moor rallhard know az
Track Still Heavy.
AltheuEh the track Is stlll quite
heavy tite ten Il hsinx rapidly
hacked AuNn and Superintendent
Grant looks for fast time before the
epeninx next Saturday
The track has been lust fiEht faf
the working ~ the bersea. Ice SOFT
ness tending 10 KEEP the iess IA tins
shape,
No werid- beating werkous have
bsen reported. 80 fact sach are oct
Of the question "a tho present con-
ditian al the course.
The horsemen ara pleases and sa-
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Baurfian. 100. third Tim. 49,
Nitl race. three quarters :.
n4li' i'aaoN breezs. no. g..
usl, E % 6. won. Lady pstks, -.9l
second, Salvage. s7. thlrd ~, ~
aiceplrehasH Harleasis -.
archibald. Hou War cble, ~ ~
second Lady JDoeiyn. H. 80. ~
Time. 3 ~ IS 's.l'a
fiifh race. thfeoqBarta,s ..
mile tolipquoy Is. lloyd, "a
won LADS Afi9n. - second ao,
lee iGz third Time. f.iss5
slEih raee. one mile ia ~
meo. -. ffugiDrl. 10 b. ~,
Henry q ili. second Asabo M.
thlfd Tlmo. IA ~
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Again ills FfNNNAN AHNtAA W ~ -
They showed Terry haW q wa Nj
4 mistake. aud that gurhelts Vie
tory was due "a fiukr
The public still fenemhefH what
took place al Carson city when l
fought f1tfaimmonH Right up 20
the fatal round felt 10 sure was
gniuR 10 win that | would haKe bet
my iifn on a. outcome.
only tho Fighter himself thdWs
the feeling and the surprise = ilsn
il daWna upon the champion thet. ~
has not only laHl the title aud the
long und of the safe receipts but
many Of HE friends a. welt
n tbcfr IL such ihlns az taih
pnraFy insanity. the knocked cat
champions actions should he ~ss
ensed on those grounds To- less
than a minute he has naen all af hih
hopes and aspirations and fortune
dashed Go the ground.
How well remember the rapid
change Of plane that followed my
arfrst az Carson city The BRn
Francisco Examiner had planned
special train fur the aud my party
20 return to 'Ffiaca on a aoft 81 a
homecoming worthy OF q champion
after a great victory.
The train was run as PEE SEIZED.
ale, but il only added 20 the ntinE
~ defeat
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A Grimes. an old 'sousioush7
af Alaska. arrived In the eitf re
tnniAY from Nome thia Il Mt
Grimes fret stalt Ia the outside
aimee IS and he expressed great
SURPRISE AZ the marvellous growth
of Seattle
LAST time I waz here. said Nf
Crimes last night. Pike st Was In
the wasoda-
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The Rain StilICOntinues

ana shauid constantly romisf You
that Geo. u. W0odhousa Co. The
plumbers. do better work - lower
pfirea than anyone elise o. Seattle
Estimates gladly furnished on nii
work Furnaces completes az fis ana
up. Basement Arcade building. un.
def RhHfer iiruH, 80
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OF our fighters Of today Terry
Meaoxsrn probably was most at
fretaa By bis misfortune whsn he
lasf the titis 20 Young cufbsti Ter
~ had been mate 10 beIirve nat
he vas tha greatest fighting ma
chine in the wnriA. ana Tor anyone
20 fare hin Nas the next fhinE 10
aunfhiiatlen In fact % this daf
the onlY uay Terfy'a friends get
any Eoaa wofk cat Of hin 10 by
blufung hifn along ana flninE hisi
vita praise
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LAroslA.

Flai race. three quaflefH ~ q
mile -Fiaid Lark. ia2. tIlofdl. 7 ~
= won. C0uIuroaa. toT serond AZ
nos Virginia. 1gI third Time
ia 80.
Second faea one and threeeiehiha
miles Gladiator. i07. fAubachenl
s 10 1. Won, Oameator. 90. anennd.