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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
PAUL BEuALER,

466 Temple Court,
Eewry a ods nshed n he
selected hardwood. large billiard and servant >
81 room con y the attic; 80. so,. H.
rooms on each door; always rented, $50 per
month; never vacant easy walking distance;
nse aouSt n bin sas
sS.2so-Iook at 1890 Harriet az s: you WIZ
IN the city tor the money; S leaving the state
ct this great ncsass Look i
sa.4So-Iook At sa4a 4th t It n: new six-room,
Ss.t .s II modern
home. me lot .Adrich av S. nssr slst st.
sad st and ' BIsiude Hu '0'' '''' "N' s
-; aso-live,room house and barn; big lott OK
s sss as.ra Az NJ good seven,
city ws biz
ss,25o--Up.to-date. all modern, 7.room. hard
easy terms. Keys at office. 49,
asd av and Dupont; city water, sink; nice
two families # YOU Wish. i 0IrI..
s4ooMLeok this sweet little new home oyer; No.
st two large east n 'front.' ots good Title
abstract down to date. Remember. $3.50 will
give you the property free and clear; big bar
gains sure to 60; owner leaving the state.
cause of this great sacrifice. ...
$2,460-Here Is an elegant nice, nlne-roorn
h'ms. city water, sewer connection, gas,
storm sash, screens, fine shade trees stone
walks, nice lot, ans location, 18th st, near
no doubt will 50 quick.
See Paul Beuhler's. bargains before YOU buy.
$b,ooe-1l ROOMS AND BARN, MoDERNi
sewer, water, gas, hardwood finish; one
block to cars In Lake of the Isles addi-
ton. Owners reason for selling Is that
he wants to build in Kenilworth, on the
other side Of tho lake. r.,
$S5O-For nice lot, A0x19O, Blaisdell av and
$125-only for lot on 18th av 8, near a5th st;
city water; near car line.
$2'ooo-Corner lot, 155x10o, Lake Of the Isles;
city water. .f
81, 000-East front lots on Lake OF Isles boule-
ward near w Gath ST. 5Ox15O. 49,. 10.
$f60-For lot 5ox130, in Lake of the Isles ad.
- dition.- ... ,,.
Kenilworth-New addition Oh Lake of the Isles
boulevard; city water, gas and side.
walks to be laid at once. PIats and
. prices on application. We will build
for you.
s1,2oo-For s-room house near Central av in
New Boston This is a bargain.
Newhall, $50 Temple Court.
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Unimproved.

s4to-14th Az 81, NEAR TALMAaE. WEST
front. 4oxls2, above grade.
S500-Each. Penn av near 21st, Kenwood;
east front. 46Ex13G: above grade. -
east front: 4ox126 +. - - 49,
ssoo-Five. lots on 80 st NE. near sgd; on
$3So-leth av sE; near Talmage, west front,
4s VEST sioa ne'ss sxi q 4sh and
$e75-For seven lots on Upton and Thomas
avs near 33d: each 40x127; lie fine and Gov
street E"|tr. = IA" d" -.
81. ooo-For two lots 4th az S. between 2sth
and 2eth, west front. e7x12s on grade; will
: sloo trot az s. between 4sth and 4eth
east front. 4Ox127 y on grade.
,o $659-hach: Clinton az. between, east front.
Sa s sevsn s street
on st. near 9th, grade. -.
sleoIEach, on Morgan, Newton and Oliver
avs S. between 50th and SD
Yale Realty Co., 200 4th st s.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
block Seolet s 20 a minutes tss fr s5
office; $2b down and $40 monthly.
Fine Lake Harriet View. -
On the south side Of the lake and short
distance back have two lovely wooded east
and slightly and can't be duplicated. N''
Of those acre and half acre lots on the west
city limits. I can give you 10000 square
feet of the best black soil for only $3.50, and
monthly payments. too; half-hourly trains
cross the addition; &c fare:
Bargain Extraordinary.
$3.50 per acre, IA acres, near Lake Harriet.
KoodeS sSoS so 6he Sr
for adjoining piece:
Linden Hills Bargain. r
So, 150-5-room new modern cottage, bath,
full basement, east front lot 56x152, hard.
woods, screened porches, near 4sd st and
Chas I. Fuller,
S03 Phoenix. Both Phones.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-01

THE EMPRESS LINE or THE ATLANTIC
High class accommodations on the new ex.
press steamers, Empress of Britain and EN-.
steamers between. st. Lawrence ports and En-.
rope; every luxury Of travel and all the com.
the Passengers travelling are with their Steamer
Canadian Pacific Royal Mail Steamship Lines,
2a2 Nicollet av, Minneapolis, Mimi.
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BUILDING PERMITS

OS~~~~~~~~~~~<N~~
Arthur White, 1882 Fifth avenue $, IN
story frame dwelling: 49,. .........:..... 81, 500
Harry B. Allen, 4424 York avenue s, one
story frame dwelling ::..:.::.....:... 1900
Samuel Abrams, 1908 West Forty third
street. two-story frame dwelling, $500. 1000
Charles Tuschke, 3031 Hiawatha avenue,
~ story frame dwelling ............. 1000
NJ. A. Thompson, 2742 Colfax avenue s,
two-story frame dwelling. ............. 5000
-Four minor permits. ..s................ 500
Total Observation-Disclosures. 80. $40 s55
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s2,s5o-B1eGEsT BARGAIN IN THIRTEENTH
ward, on Grand av. near 39th st. eight
room house. electric lighted, bath and city
water good barn and carriage house; two
lots; fine trees and Towering shrubbery.
Sloane McCulloch Agency, ...r
Oneida Block. 1A 4th St. s.
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Hamburg-fmefica,'.
Twin Screw Passenger SerYioe.

H--CHERBOURG-HAMB
America. ...... Aug. Kaiserin A. y..Aug. IL
Pretoria. ....... Aug. Pennsylvania. Aug. %
Bluecher. Aug. 8 Amerika -. Aug. 81
Weldersee. -. Aug. IL aBatavia 49,. Sept. !
aHamburg direct r.
Offices, IS and 81 Broadway, New York,
169 Randolph ct, Chicago; w. b. Chandler, d.
Eichhorn Son, A. q. johnson & Co., o. a
Brecke, Nils Nilsson. A. G. Vanstrum & Co.
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COWS, DOGS, POULTRY

COWS, DOGS, POULTRY
TWO ENGLISH POINTER PUPS. MONTHS
old, beautifully Marked liver and white; out
of prize winning stock great felders. Address
Aitkin Kennels, Z. o. Box GIT, Aitkin, MINI.
FOR sALE-THREE VERY FINE ENGLISH
setter dogs. II you want No. / dog for
this season, write at once. s. &. Lamtat,
629 z 14th st.
BRINDLE BULLDOGS AT YOUR PRICE; AS
pets, watchdogs, can't be beat; do every
thing but talk. 1102 10Th av Sc. N. W.
q. FOB j. ,......
FOR sALE-FINE LOT COCKER PUPPIES,
+ bitch in whelp; crossed collie puppies and
bitch. H. e. Poseley, Bird Island, Mimi
:THoRoBRED WHITE LEGHORN COCKERELs,
+ months old, SOC each. 214 w 18th st.
JERSEY HEIFER FOR SALE. CALL EVEN.
ings and Sundays. 1929 Queen av n.
GOOD cow AND CALF FOR SALE, CALL
at I'll Douglas av s. Janitor.
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For Rent-Furnished Houses.

Q IN K : ruRN9sGEp 9oI1sE, Q Q
beautiful lawn, with fine shade trees, o
o, about Sept. l. \. w. South I14-L2. o
o o o o
FOR RENT-MY THREE-RooM COMPLETELY
furnished summer cottage for month of Au-
gust. banks Calhoun. car; rowboat;
references required; no children; all for $50.
3Tl6 Upton av S.
PARTY LEAVING CITY FOR THE WINTER,
desires to rent furnished house, modern. eight
rooms, pleasantly located; near two car lines.
n ". Main 339S u.
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Farm Lands.

DON'T BUY LAND, IN CANADA UNTIL you
= finest farming country In the world: wheat
runs so bushels oats 100 bushels to the acre;
cattle shipped this week averaged 1000
pounds, fattened on grass; a beautiful park
country with clumps Of trees. mostly open
prairie, gently rolling lakes Of good water.
ample rainfall; deep, black loan topsoil, clay
subsoil; few agents wanted; prices reason
able; easy payments. Write for maps and
route to w. r. Stevens. manager Paradise
Valley Land Co.. 220 Bndicott building, St.
Paul MINI. ,--..+-... s5 ~
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CHEAP, MIDSUMMER PRICES, FOR THESE
LOTS. "'
$150-Wentworth az near 45th st.
S35O-Portland ay near Both st.
$250-13th av s near 38th st.
$50 front foot corner Blaisdell and 22d st.
$3.50 to $500, Irving and James av N, near
3 - Western av; terms very easy.
81, 6O0-Corner 31st and Irving; 52-foot front.
$S75-Holmes av near 32d st. =.
$550-Oakland near 35th st.
$550-Nicollet av near Seth st.
S225-Lyndale av N near 3Sth st.
$3O0-Penn av N near 32d av
81 ,250-Dupont S, near 25th st.
81, 300-Aldrich nv s near Path st.
$1,790-Humboldt av S near Douglas.
Sloane McCulloch Agency.
" 49,, Oneida Block, 1O4 4th st S. y
,Fis .-
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BARGAINS.
Fine ten:room house, city water and e
} sink, full basement, well constructed, new
, ~ painted and shingled; can easily be ar
, ranged for two families; lot is 40H132.
} located on 14th av Sc near Como-Harret
, car line; owner has asked $4,000; will {
, submit reasonable offer If made at once.
, B. Carlton Torelle,
. S24 Security Bank Bldg.
D o o
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FOR RENT
For Rent--Unfurnished Houses,

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For Rent Unfurnished Houses,
80 . 9 aslo 2 STEVENS Z Z & Az. ? . Q
20 $3o-s.room all modern house, newly deco
o rated and in good condition; fine neighhor- Q
o hood; good car service; can give possess o
O sion at once. Key at office. @ 0
o $25-1S17 9th av s, broom all modern fats o
o first and second foors steam heated, o
o good condition; excellent location; best O
car service In the city. Key with JAM. o
o. tor or at office. . @.zs- i i- 0
o 1924 Security Bank Building. 0
o, Q Q o o o o o Q 90 @ y
sle5o-NIcE COTTAGE OF SEVEN ROOMS,
$55-Fine modern house of thirteen rooms,
arranged for two families; everything first
class 5o4 4th st Sc. o.. a
Seeley & Co.,
1O3 Boston Block.
sSl7 PORTLAND Az, SEVEN ROOMS, s11ss;
29l7 LIST av S. seven rooms, detached SIS;
2425 Clinton av, eight rooms, all modern,
$22.50 Hermann, 40 Phoenix.
no RENT-NEW HOUSE, THOROUGHLY
modern, A Clarence av. Prospect Park; one
fare to either city; walking distance of univer-
-sity. Apply to owner, J. l.. Gable, 10 Seymour
av go Washington n.
ern house and barn; $12. 721 9th av N, T-room
house. G. H. Smith. 804 Phoenix building.
FOR RENT-S25, TEN ROOMS, MODERN, AND
barn; 1916 10th s: also 7O3 Oak Lake av.
SIS. Ncwhall. $50 Temple Court.
SIEVE PLEASANT ROOMS UPSTAIRS ON
Franklin Hartford Rental Agency, BIZ
Bank of Commerce.
70 LET-HoUsE, ROOMS AND BATH, MOD
ern except heat. 2S3o 14th ay s.
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WE OWN A, LARGE TRACT OF AGR1cyL-
tural land in Hettinger Co., N. D., within
four miles of the new transcontinental line OF
Z the Chicago. Milwaukee s. st. Paul railway.
The Northern Pacific has also just run a
survey thru the township. This is one Of
the finest pieces Of land in western North
Dakota. Special excursion Aug. Z. Round
trip rate from all points between Minneapolis
and Fargo, $40. Fargo and west So. Low
prices, small cash payment and easy terms.
Write US. Flfs b sTas1aiL. ~. - IA #&.
o. w Kerr Co..
$50 Guaranty Building.
RIGHT AFTER HARVEST
VIII be good time to go to Ogilvie. in
Kanabec county, MINI, fand see the big yields
Of everything grown. The best stock-raising,
dairying, diversified farming and tame grass
land under the sun. Good climate, dne water,
excellent health; crop failures unknown;
Now is the time to buy, $40 to $50 per acre;
extra easy terms Write for map. u. A.
Howard, 500 Oneida building, Minneapolis,
MINI. ts f& tl4 sss5tsa s2f445 "
lsI.ACRE FARM, BEST FARM IN THE ooUN-
ty; 1875 under cultivation. balance In good
\ hardwood timber; eight-room house, barn 38x
49,. with 74-foot basement: other buildings;
As miles to st. Paul: no better farm In the
state; prtre $4,000, send for list. Akerson,
Iindstrom, MINI. sR III S5a
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WATCH REPAIRING

r.. JONAS, WATCHES, JEWELRy, REPAIR.
ing OF all kinds. 2515 Central ~, =. g. 17216.
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9. Q o o Q o. o Q. To- Q o Q
$25 DOWN AND $23. so MONTHLY PAYMENTS
takes this rev fine home of rooms and YES
tibule, interest included in each payment
lot 4Ox140, on corner, No. $500 Bath av 5,
facing east, 21a blocks to Minnehaha carline,
right among those hne large trees. We know
you will be pleased II you buy this home on
easy payment plan. To one who ;aPprecia ties
lifetime, as this property will be snapped up
quickly. Possession Sept. 1, 1905. The Wis
consin Syndicate, 500 Temple Court. Both
phones. 49,. :"
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For Rent-Unfurnished Flats.
BROS,

Modern Houses. Flats, Stores and OFFICES.
Hennepin Court 1915 Hcnnepin av. and g.
room suites, thoroughly modern in every
respect; hrst-class passenger elevators.
hiGhclass cafe in connection.
The kenwood. 1852 Hennepn av, rooms op-
posite Loring park.
y rooms thoroughly modern.
S4o.O0-l20T-9 W 25th st, rooms, first and
second floor, thoroughly modern
Roonling house, about fifteen rooms downtown.
S55.Oo-2441 Nicollet av, rooms first floor, in
duplex house; modern i'll every respect:
steam heat and janitor service.
RSo.O0-l3O6-S Sd av S. ) rooms, modern; will
be completed June u.
S3o.O0-1420 Chicago ay, rooms modern.
Si2.OO-21S 9th st S, rooms, first door; all
thoroughly modern.
The New Concord, Go 18th st S, one and two
room apartments; passenger elevator;
lighclass cafe In connection.
Lowry Hill Apartments-Now is the time to
select FIVE or sXroOm fiat, thoroughly
modern and up-to-dnte reasonable rent.
apartments, g. +, and Groom apart
ments; will make lease at once for the
above; reasonable rent.
Whe Wellington Flats 1887 and II Yale place
g. +, and Groom fats all thoroughly
modern and upto date; janitor will show
you through.
S75.0o-1511 Stevens ay, 10 rooms, thoroughly
modern and up-to-date; beautifully deco
rated.
&a5.o0-9n3 14th av S. second floor, Flat D. Z
rooms; snap.
Offices.
8Oo Nicollet av, suite Of large, light, de-
srable Offices
Call at Office for rental bulletin issued daily
Call of houses modern fats and duplex houses.
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WE BUY OR BUILD HOMES ON EASY
PAYMENT PLAN.
Payment, S. for each 81 900 per month.
You may have any amount from $500 up.
YOU select your place and your plans for
building. We draw the plans for you
without expense to you: you select your
contractor. We furnish the money.
All ON Your Own Time.
We do business anywhere in Minnesota,
North and South Dakota.
American Real Estate Investment Loan
Co., 437-439 Andrus Bldg, 'l
Minneapolis, MINI. -
0 O O o. 0 O. o 0 O. o o % o
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0 Q
, WE HAVE SOME CHOICE FLATS THAT
viii be vacant between Aug. 1 and
Sept. l.
} We would particularly call your atten-
ton to n 7-room fat in beautiful repair :,
and location at 1909 1st ay S. = -
) Now is the time to- get choice. 10y -
- IT. A. Jameson, - - -
2o5 Andrus Bldg.
The Washington times., 1906-09-19
A. F. |. COUNCIL
STILL IN SESSION

The morning session Of the executive
council of the American Federation Of
Labor was taken up largely with mat
ters OF minor Importance A number OF
complaints on questions of jurisdiction
were considered and referred TO PTesi-
dent Gompers. with direction 10 arrange
for conferences between the organiza-
uons claiming jurisdiction.
Tn application of the Flint Glass As
sociation for reanniation with the a.
+. OF l.. was received, and il was de-
cided that it would be received and act
ed on favorably when the association
agreed to accept the former decision Of
The executive council.
Work for the campaign was discussed
and President Gompers was authorized
20 appoint organizers to strengthen the
labor movement. and central and State
organizations affiliated with the A. F.
OF L. are 10 be asked 10 appoint organ
i2ers for campaign work. All expenses
OF the campaign are 10 he paid from
the funds of the A. +. of L.
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DEATH RECORD.

Michael O'Connor. Il years. 52l Eighth
street northeast.
teeuth street northwest
Lewis p Wall. 81 years, Government
Hospital Tor the lus&ne-
Arthur Tyson. 81 years. 1t34 Twenty
third street northwest
William Gross, l. years, '2i Second
street southwest
Patrick Cook 50 years, 2217 Pennsyl-
yGnia avenue northwest,
Ella Willis, y years, 22l0 Ninth street
uCrthW est.
Annie Fuller. II years. 1901 South
Capitol street.
D. &.
Milton Hurgerford. & years. 1910 Yer
mont avenue.
Frank Lyons, l3 years. Kennworth,
u. G.
Annie B. Hans. Sc years, 4OS sixth
street northwest.
Sylvia Jackson, months, 94S d street
northwest
Jessie p. Williams, months. 32l3
Cherry Hiu northwest.
Herman Baumaarton, 9 months. l2o7
II street northeast.
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A. F. L. Relations
With Mr.. Hearst
Are Not Strained

President GOmpers. OF the American
Federation Of Labor, said today the
relations Of the American Federation ot
Labor and Mr. Hearst were rot strained
as had ben reported, but were OF the
most pleasant character. President
GOmpers said there was no truth IN the
story that the American Federation Of
Labor had entered into an alliance with
Mr.. Hearst. or with any politician. lie
regarded Mr.. Hearst as one Of the big
men of the country who was not only
friendly but helped organized labor, and
was aiding it ia the present contest,
In commenting on the stories printed
about Mr.. Hearst's indifference to the
defeat of McGuliCuddy by Ldttleheld
Mr.. Gompers said Mr.. Hearst did not
seem To enthusiastically support Nc
GIHcuddy, but MI. Hearst. no doubt.
had his own reasons for his action.
The Washington times., 1906-09-19
SPECIAL NorIC-S.

TO THE HOLDERS Of Certificates Of
Indebtedness, Series a." Metropolitan
Railroad Company.
Notice is hereby given that the Ger,
tificates of Indebtedness. Series A
Metropolitan Railroad Company, dated
the twelfth day of August. A. d. 1895.
and payable on the first day OF october,
A d 1906, will be paid on the said first
day of October 1906 upon presentation
of the same at the Office OF the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Company.
14th and East Capitol Streets, Washing
ton. d. c. Checks for interest due on
said certificates the 1st of October, 1905.
will be mailed 10 the registered holders
of the certificates, as heretofore.
Interest on these certificates viii cease
after the said first day Of October, 1906.
W. =. HAM,
Sept Is 1906 Treasurer.
The Washington times., 1906-09-19
VICIOUS HORSE SElZES
BUD D0BLE WITH TEETH

SAN JOSE, Cal. Sept. 19.-Bud DOble.
the famous driver and trainer. who has
handled trotting horses for the last
forty years. and Is known throughout
the country, Is in a serious condition
here as the result OF being seized by a
vicious stations teeth, shaken ike
rat and thrown 10 the ground
Before he could arise the animal
reared, then threw himself on the pros
tTate form of the trainer, crushing Do
BILE into insensibility. Only the timely
arrival of a stableman, who beat off the
animal. saved DOble's life. Several
bones are broken. however.
The Washington times., 1906-09-19
Higgins Stock Rises
After Quigg's Defeat

NEW YORK. Sept 19.-The over
whelming defeat OF Odeil and Qulgg in
the Republican primaries yesterday
has made ROCscvelrs friend. Herbert
Z. Parsons, the undVputed Republican
leader south Of Westchester, Quigg IS
in a hopeless minority.
Quiggs last move in his endeavor TO
gain the support OF w2vering Repub-
lic1us was 10 come eat strongly Tor
Charles +. Hughes for governor. This.
il is stated. was without the wish or
consent of Hughes. but nevertheless
Quiggs defeat has 90 large extent
punctured the Hughes boom.
Under the circumstances, Higgins
stock is rising rapidly.
The Washington times., 1906-09-19
American Reports
Loss of His Horses;
Taken by the Rebels

The State Department has received q
dispatch from q Grand Rapids. Mich,
RAN who owns property al Santo Do
mingo. Cuba, announcing that the in
surgents have requisiticned twelve
horses from his plantation there.
The Navy Department was advised OF
the arrival OF the Des Moines with Sec
retary Taft and his party on board at
Havana shortly after O'Clock this
morning.
Additional dispatches have been re-
ceive1 from Commander ColWell of tho
Denver. ~ Havana, saying that quiet
prevails and that negotiations for
peace are proceeding between the in
surgoats and the government. and that
both sides are preserving order T-nding
the C0nterences with Secretary IatL.
The Washington times., 1906-09-19
Jerome Is Overjoyed
At Mcclellan Showing

NEW YORK. Sept. l9.-In his own role
as "a boss buster. District Attorney
Jerome expressed himself today as high
ly elateJ by the strong showing made
yesterday in the New York primaries
by the anti machine forces Of botR
parties
Mr.. McClellan's success was indeed
gratifying" said Jerome. "and was
much greater than I had been led 10 eX-
pect from the information I'm my pos
session. ] am also gratihed 10 note the
good showing OF Mr.. Herbert J.. Par
sons who. Notwithstanding the fact that
he is a political enemy. represents the
best element Of the Republican party
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SPENCEEIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
A03 MinLh Street u. W.

Has been. is now and will under the new
ownership and management, continue to be
Washington Greatest OfiiCe-Iratning IN
stitution for Stenographers BookSeepers. Of
fee Assistants civil Service Candidates. and
Useful Life" Real merit. elegant appoint
ments satisfactory results honorable deal
ings. promises fulfilled. and the proprietoTs
assisted by specialists. are some OF the ais
unctive features that have made ana shat
maintain the SpenCerian as the leading college
o. It's kind Do not spend time and money
al an inferior school. but come TO the spen-
Cerian The College is open daily TOT stuaents
sTd q Hers from s am. 20 9 pm The de-
raands for Spencerian graduates IN shorthand
and bookkeeping are unlimited. Send Tor free
booklets and special information ausV-eoo-b
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HELD FOR LARCENY
FROM NEW YORKER

Detective Cornweu, Of the Central Of
fee. this morning arrested for DeteC-
tives Weldon and Burlingame. Charles
II. Reed. tWeuty-fOur years old. living
at Laurel. Nd. who is wanted 20 answer
10 charge OF larceny Of a gold watch
and an 1888 half-dollar from Henry II
EveTtsOn. OF l994 Anthony avenue.
Bronx, n Y.
When questioned at Police Eeadquar-
ters this morning. Reed admitted that
he had had the watch and coin in his
possession, and that he had spent the
latter for liquor. but claimed that he
had found them
The Washington times., 1906-09-19
THREE EBATTLESHIPS
ORDERED TO HAVANA

The Navy Department this afternoon
announced that the battleships Louis
lana, Virginia, and New Jersey. which
are sailing down the coast wilu go di-
rect 10 Havana, instead Of pulling into
intended.
were of Charleston. 5. c., last night.
The department also announces that
the Dixie. now at Cienfuegos. viii be re-
placed by either the Tacoma. or the
Cleveland. in order that she may resume
her station IN Santo Domingo. where
trouble Is threatened
The Washington times., 1906-09-19
BRISTOL SCHOOL

Sanarate French residence, with advantages
eouaI to those Of a refined Partisan home.
T.be school Is characterized for It's training
for hone-making and for social life. for its
b.rh scholastic standing. and for its strong
attitude against extravagant expenditure and
i rafnst catering 20 the luxury loving tend
eucies Of the times.
ALICE A. BRISTOL. Principal
MintwoOd Place and 18th St
The Washington times., 1906-09-19
ESTIMATES TO EXTEND
PUBLIC FAIRGROUNDS

Indicating his desire to extend the
public playground movement and make
il "a permanent fixture in the develop
ment Of this city, Henry Curtis. super
visor OF the public Fairgrounds. today
submitted 10 the District Commissioners
his estimates for the fiscal year. begin
ming July ]. lsUI, I'm which he asks FOR a
total appropriation of SI@.UlO 10 carry
on the work on an enlarged scale
The Washington times., 1906-09-19
JUSTICE ANDERSON
BACK FROM EUROPE

Justice Thomas II. Anderson, OF the
Supreme Court of the District. with Mrs.
Anderson anu Miss Anderson. WHO spent
several months ira yelling in Europe, has
returned 70 Washington a.d was at
the City Hail today.