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News Of Herndon.
special Correspondence of The Star.


HERNDON, Va, July o. 1906.
Mr.. c. F. Cummns OF the sixth auditor 5
Office. Washington, d. c.. and family have
returned to Herndon for the summer
months.
James Cockerille an old and well-known
resident of Herndon and vicinity, has been
made cashier of the Herndon bank to sue
coed Mr.. Hempston Van Syckles, who has
returned to Loudoun county.
Rev. John McNabb has returned to Hern-
don from Cape Charles City, where he
has been spending his annual vacation of
two weeks.
1t is reported that a number of gentle
men of Vienna and Herndon expect to form
company to obtain the right of way and
construct the roadbed for an electric rail-
way between the two places and into Lou
doun county. 1t is understood to be part
of the plan of the company to lease the
roadbed to one of the several railway COM
panies now entering Washington city.
The Herndon canning factory is in full
operation night work being necessary in
order to keep up with the stock available
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Robey celebrated
their fortieth marriage anniversary last
Monday Mr.. Robey, who was formerly in
business In Herndon, but retired several
years ago. has improved In health In the
past few months.
Rev. DR.. William Hatcher of Richmond.
Va is in charge of the grove meetings OF
the Herndon Baptist Church, which began
with yesterday mornings service and will
continue two weeks.
r. Walton Moore of Fairfax started on
a European trip Friday morning to be abb
sent several months. I. R. Keith, Mr..
Moore's partner, has just returned from a
visit to New York city and state.
1t is reported in Leesburg that the Great
Falls and Old Dominion Railway Company
has under consideration the extension OF
that road to Leesburg by way OF Dranes-
Vile and Edwards Ferry road
The condition OF Mrs. Mary Vandersloot,
who suffered a stroke of paralysis the
Fourth of July at her home in Herndon, Is
reported TO be very serious. Mrs. Wander
sioot is one of the older residents OF the
Herndon vicinity and Is greatly respected.
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sinclair Out for Congress.

The socialists or Mercer county, New
Jersey. will hold convention here on
July q to nominate candidates for the fan
campaign. The county committee was
deputized some time ago to ascertain the
likelihood of Upton Sinclair, author of
1.-THE Jungle standing as candidate for
Congress- should he be named. Mr.. Sin
clair has informed the committee that
his literary labors would not permit him
to ente< the political field with the .ardor
that Is his usual wont. but II his comrades
desired him to stand 1t was not for him
to shirk the issue 1t Is announced on good,
authority that Mr.. Sinclair will receive
the nomination. Mr.. Sinclair lives at
Princeton. but he IL prominent member
Of the Mercer county socialists
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Arthur Hendricks, Jr., Dead.

Special CorrespondeEce OF The star.
KENSINGTON. Nd. July 8, 1906. >.
Arthur Hendricks. aged thirty-five years.
the oldest son of Capt. and Mrs. Arthur
Hendricks. died at the home OF his parents
on Baltimore street yesterday after an III
ness of only one week of typhoid fever.
Nh Hendricks had been engaged in min
srg operations inl Arizona for several yeers
cCmpauior through an attack of the fever
ana In that manner. it is stated. contacts
ell The disease
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PROPOSALS

WASHINGTON. n. @. 4 IaOe
Sealed proposals win be received by the wash
ington Gas Light Company at Its Office. Ala Tents
street northwest this city on or before The SIX
O'CLOCK NOON. for tho following supply Of Gas
Goals for the period beginning July 8. 1906, and
10000 gross tons of best Winch screened t,s,
Coal. TO be delivered fob. alongside wharf at
26th and & streets, this city, required By the
For East Station Gas Works 10Th and NJ street,,
southeast during the year named above is 600
gross tons of best %-inch screened Gas Coal 10
be delivered fob cars on tracks in our ysrd at
18th and n streets southeast, this city, Ia such
ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL.
20 600 gross tons OF Anthracite broken coal 10 bs
delivered 70 b. alongside our wharf at Goth and q
streets, this city: also 5000 tons Of Anthracite
cars. at East Station, 18th and NJ streets south.
east this city srn,u oo,, .
livered Fob. alongside our wharf at beth and {;
Of best quality Steam Coal to be Delivered fo Sb'
cars on our tracks at East Station Gas Works.
18th and NJ streets southeast, this city. .
All Of the sbove-named Goals TO be gross tonnage
" Ali contractors for any of the Goals enumerated
the Gas Company 70. faithful fnikiiment Of con.
The Gas Company reserves the right to reject
ln proposals shall be sealed and addressed to
the Washington Ga. Light Company. and marked
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
July "a. 1905, and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter; to furnish at the navy yard, Washing
ton, D. c., quantity Of naval supplies, fol-
sSs Bar Iron and steef Pr tn slab zinc
to the bureau. II. I. B. HARRIS. Paymsster Gen
eral U. 8. n jy21aw2t
TREASURY OFFICE OF TIE
196e.-SEAI.ED PROPOSALS will be received at
this Office until O'Clock pm the 10th day OF
July, 1905, and then opened. for furnishing and de-
livering the drafting materials required IN accord
with the specification and schedule. copies OF
TAYLOR. Supervising architect. je2s eSu
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PRoposALs

. lines. 4. zoe 81. q 10 Wa 81 1 mo-. 81 20
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF co
Fos a s S sSs o !. S, s 5 Pa
m. July .. 1903. fos eass.irOn covers for water
Information may be Obtained at room a. District
PfsaRsn anSsY % nEN BIN E nAe
commi.siossrs. ID. C. iy5-at esu Z
sI ps9ros sA ~ EsvE STREETS AID AVE,
c cwns VIII SHEET AsPbALI Once Of the
rcssis VIII Be received this once until IL O'clock
s sass tsr e p aSs
pcsai specifications and all necessary information
PsLs iS'' Rssx 'l' % sss JONI rip nhf
Commissioners. D. c. jye-gt
PROPOSALS TO LAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
iafsoe. !aIy : iaCe'-sssiss pSspes.l. VIII .s =.
s ,s q sAi. osass s Sntn I. sslssa n0ss Ia
AND I'll as9e sa
$ saalae ny 'g K s 4! 81. S soS bpb
Commissiosers. D. G. jye-et
THE BUILDING COMMITTEE HEREBY ADJ
vertise for sealed proposals fer the construction
Of hall to be built at ST. Mary's Female Semi
nary. a. Mary's City. Md. All bids he flied
by TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. JULY TWEEN:
T1ETH 1908. which said date the proposals.
WI be publicly opened and the swsrd made to
bond to twice the amount of the contract Plans
and sPesincaticns can be a, Dudley csrpen'erss
at NV. wsshinrton D. c ana AZ Mrore's
Hotel. Ieonsrdtown Md. Each bid shah be ac-
snarsntee that Ii. bidder vii, enter .o a'a -. Con-
tract II awarded to aim. The committee reserveA
the right to reject all bid.--Adtres GILES
Md y NS N''"''s''ee t ,s9 rn'S,.'
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER n c.
Washington, ID. C., July 8. 19e6.-Seaied proposals
viii be received at this Office until u IN Taes,lay
July u! 1905 for oneye and three year contracts
for lighting the public streets. avenues alleys and
roads in the District OF Columbia with inenndescenf
mantle gas and naphtha lamps Specifications and
blank forms of proposal be obtained at this
Office. HENRY II. r. MACFARI.AND HENRY L.
WEST. JOHN BDDLE, Commissioners, ID. C.
jy76tesu
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. Washington, ID. C.. July s. 1906
SEALEIe PROPOSALS Will he received at this Of
nee until II noon July il. 1906. for plumbing work
In the Corcoran and lenox schools Forms speclr-
cations and necessary Information may be obtained
OF Room %, District building HENRY l. WEST
JOHN RIDDLE Commissioners. u. C. jye-6t .eSu
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS D. c. WASHING
ton June rs. l9o6--SEALED PROPOSALS will bs
received at this Office until IL O'Clock m. on Sat-
urday. July IA, 1909, for grading and regulstiug
suburban streets and Blank forms of
proposals., specifications and all necessary infor-
Office. II. r. Y. MCFARLAND. HENRY L.
WEST. JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners D. Q.
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS ID. C. WASHTVai- Il
ton June IS. 19o6.-SEALID PROPOSALS will he
received at this Office until ~ o'clock noon Sat,
urday, July IA. 1900, FOR grading certain street.
and avenues. nggregatng about 70 600 Yards OF
gradng Blank forms OF proposal. specifications
and all necessary information VIII be furnished az
this office. H b. +. MCFARLAND II l.
WEST. JOHN BIDDiE, Commissioners D. O.
jy5-6t. eSu
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FOR RENT iNw134 r. 7r, b.. Is 80
NV .2o2s 2sr. 2b SIS 90 NV 400 oihai iris 90
NW.el2 I. 16r. b.. 1890 NE 11O6 K 6r b. 20 80
NV 2l2 sv.Sr. IS 90 NE. 1i06 Sth Or. b. 16 20
NV 23i av 81. b. As 90 Ne. eco Brewersct, 5r 40
NV 1888 r. Tor b. Al 90 SW. 319 Cap. Tor b. 80. 90
NV 1924 y, Or b. 40. so SW 1909 d. Or. 40
NW.l&39 O. Sr. b. 81 80 FLATS.
NV. 1873 9Th, 4r. i2 So 300 Pa av Sc ID f. 27 90
CFFICES-NORTHWEST.
central building Offices 46S La av, ofnces.
Guntuu building, Offices.
Call at Office for information regarding alley
properties stables. etc, have for rent.
For further Information apply at Office.
fn2Q- n
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-PIiDNE NJ. COS.
Handsome furnished house, p between 18th and
18TH IA rooms. baths: special price for sum-
EILERsoN & wEMPLE GOT 18th st.
iy7-3t,exSu
FOR RENT-PfIONE NJ. sos.
1902 NJ St. IL rooms, ? baths; steam heat;
less than block from Conn. ave-. special rate
10 careful tenant
EIIERSON & wEMPLE. GOT 14th st.
1y7-3t exSu
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On Gresham st.. formerly Dearborn
ST., COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. SESiI-DE-
TACKLED 2-story, 7-room brick; kitchen
first floor; large front porcn. very
nice home.
PRICE. $3.50.
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FOR RENT
UNFINISHED.
1920 \. T. ave. NV. 21r.. 2b., per an. -. 500 O0
1i0s Q st, Or. and b. per month. 1000
ltlT Eye St. liz. and b., per month";. 5000
2l0e Pa. ave-. Tor. and b., per m0ath... - 90
eels Sherman ave-. Tor. and b. $500
1909 st., rooms ana bath. .......... 1000
1924 Q st NV, 7r. and b.............. 6.60
FURNISHED.
1922 18th ct. 1lr. 4 2b., hot water heat. 10000
17l2 St. llr. and bath. ............. 1900
1905 Yale st. l2r. and b.. per month. i2S o0
I00+ 18th St. 11r. and b., per month";. 1000
i7l7 De Sales st.. Tor and B.. per month 10000
UNFINISHED FLATS.
New York. lis n. Y. ave-. o rooms and bath 81. 20
FURNISHED FLATS.
The Wyoming. No; 50, Z rooms and bath. ~
from July /. 1905. to Sept. L. 1o06.... 6o.oo
FLATS
The Chelsea, I'd and SITS. Sc.
No. rooms and bath, per month";. 5000
No. q 8 rooms and bath. per month -. 900
coo 18th ut. NV. I'd door. rooms. bath. 30.75
lis 18th st. NV.
Two 2room Apartments, second and third doors.
cheap for summer months.
GASCH & BIRGE. 1926 N. 7. ave. NV.
my25-tf
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UNFURNISHED.


FOR RBNT-LIyE IN A BIG, CHEERFUL FIVE
room fiat; pOrehes, cellar and yard; reduced
5000 1920 Fla. ave. ne. jy9-2t
FOR RENT-No. 0l5 9Th ST S.W; PRETTY
bay window brick dwelling; @ rooms and
ception hall; tiled bath and vestibule; concrete
LANES +. SHEA. e43 La. ave. nv. tys-tf
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A CORNER PROPERTY. One Of the
BEST INVESTMENTS In the city, PAY
ING 1919 NET. GOOD TENANTS. Al
ways rented. PRICE. SIC, 500. OFFER
WANTED.
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FOR REHFHoUsEs.
UNFURNfsHND.

UNFURNISHNO.
-
III nhScsA-Sxo-oos, NEM aOos1. sVo1 ~
ssneu. roo"s. ceiiet. uIs1 restioue s ~ III
furnace near an9 peeutrrary pePaeo' oso *
1AO1D = DAtSs stn An0 = ="
Ot-ot
FOR RENT
THE HARRISOy REALTY COMPANY.
con q STREET NV.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
e88 81 ct, zw ier b.: z-sty brk stable. e47. 50
1121 10th u. NV. 10 rooms and bath 80, 45. 30
81i ChanninR 81 ne. 8 rooms and bah;
stable for horses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 22.6o
1905 ct. Sc. g rpoms as,d bath. ........ n. 80
% Scaton ct. NV, rooms and bath 49,, "a. 90
780 f2th e Sc rooms and hath $3.50. ~. so
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FOR RENE-BY GEO. ". LINKINS,
800 18th st. NV
20 r NV, lST. b. SIS. 10 1918 Pa NV, bach
1910 llth, Tor, b.. 1864 elor apartment 80 90
1908 NV, Tr b.. 1900 522 2lst NV. Tr b. % 80
y II NV, l2F, b. 40 90 2220 g NV. sr, b.. % 80
1919 II NV, Or b. 1000 co. Sd ne. Sr b.. % 80
Large studio Offices - 90 Store 1915 Pa av 20 90
22y G NV, sr b. rs 80 1905 28th NV, Tr b. Is 50
1919 2ist, 81. b.. az. 30 900 2Tth NV 5r W 10 so
O. 2 NV or, b.. IS. so jyT-tf
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:t l9th sy Tor mi $50 20 47l Md 12r uii25 30
t@l J sW. Or, ami 1000 PA sw. store. 20 90
j. i282 ~ sw. coal 361 Il sw. Or. ami. 70. II. 80
ward ,.--...,.-..- 90 Ill sw, er W, s Is so
.-b 81 sw Or. imps Is so IL Va sw. imps 6rI5 so
Half & Sc store. 20 90 Stable T PTS f sw
1925 Half sv .5r.w,s.l040 o stalls .... IL 90
t't Pleasant al sw irT 20 Stable 35T | sw - g so
CHAS. II. PARKER
'pEone M 2S2G 435 A. St sw
iyI-3t
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WALL PAPER,

GREAT REDUCTION II WALL PAPER-i0C no
ibc. grade for Sc. to Be. per piece; 2bc. 70 soc.
grade for Toe. 10 16c. per piece; ROOMS papered.
e and upward =. O. NoLrE. S07 lith N.
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WANTED-L0TS,

WANrED-TO PURCHASE GOOD LOTS IN
the subdivision Of Woodbridge ID. c.. good loea-
tion at reasonable prices. Address Box o. star
ONCE. jyg-9ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-09

Fine lot within one square of German
and French embassy sites; 25x92. can
be bought at bargain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-09

A fine BUSINESS CORNER PROP
ERTY on NJ ST., Georgetown. A very
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS has been
DEATH of FORMER OWNER necessi-
tates the property being SOLD. PRICE,
$l2. 800.
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FOR RENT-To CoIoRED TENANTS.
8 rooms. III 5th St se...............-..S Sc. 81
rooms. I'll 9th st. s.e-......-........S $500
small house III 9th 81. Sc e.. s.. so
b13teSu' Apply 20 Room u. No, Az La
FOR RENT PHONE VI. eu3
2ios II St NV. rVeSns and porcelain hath.
$50 large yard; concrete cellar under entire
house.
ELIERsoN & wEMPLE. eo7 I4th St
~ 81 RxSu
FtR RENT SHEPHERD ST, PErwoRTH- NEW
Eouses q rooms and bath; line location; cheap
rent. $3.50
MOORE 4 HILL dnel. III i4th.
iv7-eod 81
] iR RENr-3D AND + S.w,. STORE. 2R. SI3.5o.
$40 + ST s,w.. Tr, and bath. $3.50. IO7 NJ ST.
Sc. 7r. and water Si4.Co, 907 AZ ~ s.w. 8
rooms sud wafer. $500 1915 81 se Or aud
water, $3.50. O2e Del. ave. S.w.. 81. dat SIS So
81 ath 81 s.W.. 2r and water. $500. b. LEON
ARD $50 "A 81. s-w. jy7-3t'eSu
FOR RENT-is2I G ST. NV; 10 ROOMS AND
hath' oniy S35. kARRICk & METCALF, 1893
6 81. n wat
FOR RENT 2ii2 NV, NEAR PA AVE. SIS;
sae Lsttie sw, 50; Rrown's alley Sc, 81;
las Blsdensburg road $3.50.
!yT-6t' L A. MCINTYRE 2c4 q NV
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ron RENT-Sa6. 90; NEW HOUSE JUST FIN
ished: roosns. cellar. tiled vestibule and bath;
furnace heat and beautifully papered: 046 q.
Hsst = '' ''a 80 : ~
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SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY co..
jeT-2t-eSu 9l6 St NV.
FOR sALE-sPE6IAL-ACT QUICKLY IF you
hunting for bargain; one square from Du-
pont circle, brick dwelling; good lot, on car
line; owner leaving city, will sell for -. 160
Pa. ave Sc, excellent Groom and bath brick
dwelling, furnace heat, cellar under entire
house: lot 16x90: bargain for $3.50 B.
LEONARD. $50 Az st. s.w. tT-Sts,es
FOR SALE =
S3,o00-6aroom brick: bath, hot and cold water:
mouth, HENRYw. dFFUTf, sad and n str.
. je28-d,eSu
FOR sALE-TEN-R ROOM HOUSE, LANGDON;
large lot, new house; hot-water neat; Scent car
fare price, %, 500, easy terms NEW YORK
REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 6l1 r. H7St.eSu
ron A1Ln g. 0Oo--oyKn go pEIoN VALun
xeonss beth; . teitetss seStsa nne hsatef
:ss ' q ~ i q 81 90 isss. 4 \. = -
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"a THAT ATTRACTIVE HOME AT
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF on
TARIO AND EUCLID ST. WASHING
TON HEIGHTS. FINELY BUILT AND
COMPLETE IN ALL OF THE LATEST
IMPROVEMENTS, THREE STORIES;
10 ROOMS; KITCHEN FIRST FLOOR;
STEAM HEAT. SEE THIS PROPERTY
IMMEDIATELY. YOU WILL APPRE-
CIATE WHAT DELIGHTFUL HOME
AND BARGAIN YOU CAN PURCHASE.
MAKE Us AN OFFER.
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON nth
St. just NORTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
AVE; FINE STORE, 20 FEET FRONT.
WITH EIGHT LARGE ROOMS ABOVE
WE WANT AN OFFER FOR THIS
FINE PROPERTY.
INVESTMENT northeast: two two
story apartments, rented for $81 90 PER
MONTH and always rented GREAT
BARGAIN at the PRICE, 49, 10000. II
will take only 81 800 In cash to buy
these fine properties.
Home on BALTIMORE ST, WASH
INGrON HEIGHTS; brick; three sto.
ries; IL ROOMS; steam heat; KITCHEN
nrst floor; TWO baths.
. PRICE. IS. 5000. EASY TERMS.
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FOR SALE
swARTzELA, RHEEM d HENsEY CO..
916 + ST.
S6.500.00 viii buy desirable building lot on
Mass Sheridan Circle; Is feet front
Within one square u German aud French en-
bassy Sites nne lot; 25x92. Can be bought at a
bargain. 1y7-2t-eSu
FOR SALE-LANIER AyE-ONE OF THE RFST
lots In this desirable section; price, only 81 90
per SO. II. This Is cheap and should be sold
quickly. WA. II. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
1yI-3t 1t07 st. NV
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1523 VI av sr b. ss5 5oli0e D NV. 11r. b. .35 30
lT31 aih NV. sr, b 30 81 l3l6 NV Or b. so 90
5Il NV. Or, b. - 50 iT02 y sv, Or b. 25 so
CO ue. 6r. b.. 20 5ol11 Wash ST. 4r... @ 80
FLATS,
lIol Euclid NV. ~. b % so SO I ne 5r b. o. 90
tes r av. Sr. b. Is. 20 26ss Va av Or B. I5 40
CAlWooD & GARRETT. 1891 New York ave NV
JyT 81.
FOR RENT-93p = ST. NV; q LARGE ROOMS
and bath; good yard rent only $40 so Also $40
l9ta ST. NV. "a rcoms aud bath: rent $50
JyT-3t ALLAN T. WALKER I4iO q st
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TO LET-C OLLINs-GUERR CO.. e21 18th NV
Colonial mansion 22d and r, month $500 90
t105 O NV Tor, h. 80 DOL POS nth ne. Sr. b. 30 so
1871 De Sales. Tor b 20 00l $50 9th NV 8r b. 27 80
905 NV, Tor. b. .4500 e49 14th Sc, 6r b. rs 50
1926 18th, Tor, b.. .4250 FLATS.
2o17 19th Tor, h.. AZ 30 3017 Dumb'n 5r b28 so
1927 nth Or b.. 81 5O 1891 willard Or. b..2750
1905 Riggs Sr. b. $3.50 1914 Irving 6r b. 80
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WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF DUPONT
CIRCLE; southern exposure; stories;
9 rooms; kitchen on first floor. OWNER
WISHES TO SELL PREFERAB TO
RENTING.
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SO, 500 viii buy a desirable building
lot on Mass. ave. NEAR SHERIDAN
CIRCLE. rs feet front.
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swARTzELL., RHEEM HFNsEY CO.,
ieI-2t-eSu 9l6 Kt. NV.
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FOUR two-story brick houses on wide
lettercd street. ONE A CORNER.
Bargain at SIC, 500.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14

Al Ithaca, y. Y.-Cornell, %; Buck
nell 6.
At Madison, wis-wisconsin, 3; Law
renee o.
At Prlnceston, N princeton, 90.
Pratt Institute, 0.
At Terre Haute. Ind.--Earham. s; Rose
Polytechnic, o.
At Cedar Rapids, Ia,-Des Moines, o:
Coe, 0.
At Hoboken. y. Trinity. IS;
Stevens. o.
At Observation-Disclosures. o: Miami. o.
At St Louis-St. Louis university az;
ST. Charles Military academy, o.
At Observation-Disclosures IL; Tufts J.
Al Hanover-Dartmouth, 4; University
OF Maine, o.
At MiddIetown, conn.-wesleyan, o;
Bowdoin. o.
Al Andover--Yale Freshmen, II; Phil
lips (Andover), 0.
At williamstown-willis ls; Mid
dlPbury. O.
Al Sethlehem-Haverford. 5: Lehigh. O.
Al Be.lefont, Pa.-State college, o; Get
tysburC o.
Al Esston. Pa.-I.afayette, "a: MedIco
Chirurgical college, O.
At Columbus. O.--Ohio State university,
80: Wittenburg, o.
At Marietta, O.-Marietta college, IS;
Buckhannon (W. Val, 0.
At Exeter y. H.-Harvard Second, 4:
Phillips tExeter), O.
Al Lawrence. Kan.-Kansas. 81; Ar
kansas. 5.
At Manhattan. Kas.-Kansas State Agri-
cultural college. 10; Haskell Indians. g.
At Colorado Spring-COlorado college, 6
Utah university, o.
Al Columbia. Mo.-MissOuri niVersity 81
Rolla School Of Mines o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
EVENTS on THE RUNNING TRACKS
DeshabIIIe Wins the Municipal Handi-
cap at belmont Park.

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.--Deshablie, with
Knapp In the saddle. won the Mdnicipal
handicap at a mile and three quarters at
Belmont park today defeating lronsides
by eight lengths, with Miss CRAWFORD
third. The time, 900 y, is new track
record. Ironsides was always tavotite az
8 to /. while Deshabille was backed from
to ! down TO 10 l. Red Friar was
strongly played his price dropplnE y, from rom
Gus. Sailor Boy went out 10 make the
pace followed by Ironsides and Red
Friar., This was the order INTO the s 3dcs
moved up to the leader and led intot the
stretch. Meanwhile Knapp on Deshabille
was gradually working his way W. and
when Strengthened for the run to the wire
drew away and won easily, Ironsides was
two lengths in front Of Miss Crawford
Altar second choice, won the Brook cup
steepiechase at about three miles in
nav n. DANIEL won the Nursery handicap
sbe 5o-toVi shot Tnrenne, seweii. in win
ming the first race, equaled the track rec
ord for seven furlongs by stepping IL IN
l:a5 Nat. Results:
First race. seven furlongs; Sewell won
Grapple second, Penrhyn third. Time;
Second race. Brook cup steeplechase,
second. Jimmy Lane third. Time: 6:o7.
Third race, Nursery handicap, six fur
longs, strsisht; " H. , PANEL ,r won,
1:11%.
Fourth race, five and one-half furlongs'
straight: Ben Strong won, Ace High sec
ond Royal Breeze third. Time: ;O6 =
Fifth race. Municipal handicap, mile and
three quarters: Deshabille won. irOnsides
second, Miss Crawford third. Time:
2:bT&
Bivouac second, Cederstrome third Time
l:3Sx
LOUISVILLE KY, Oct. 13.-Results:
First race, six furlongs: Alsono won.
Airship second, Sorrell Top third. Time:
! 1859.
Second race. one mile: Auditor won,
Belleview second, Dudley third Time:
l:Al.
! Third race. six furlongs Platoon won.
/ Carrot Wilson second Lady Esther third.
/ Time: 1913.
Fourth race. Travelling Passenger
f Agents handicap. one mile hannibal
Bey won. Pretension second. McIlVaine
: third. Time: 1910.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Chase won.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-14
BELLEVUE sMorHERs TARKIo TEAM
Young Presbyterians Prove TerrOrs
on Foot Hall Field.

BY the score OF rs to 0 Bellevue defeated
Tarkio college yesterday afternoon on the
Bellevue gridiron. The game was watched
by large crowd and was full of sensa-
tional end runs and gains on fakes.
The ball was kicked OF by Tarkio and
was carried back into Tarkio territory,
where IL was kept during the first ten
minutes of play. Bellevue made good gains
on end runs and forced the ball twice to
the vineyard line, where Tarkio both times
braced and held them for downs. q. Ben
son tried drop kick once from the TWEEN
'ty-hve-yard line, but failed. Later in the
half he made two more attempts, both OF
them being successful. One was made
from the thirty five and the other from
the forty-yard line. The feature of
the FIRST half was the end runs OF Tolles,
B. Benson and Marvel. The half ended
with the score to o. in favor OF Bellevue.
In the second half the two BeneCns, Mar
vel and Tolles tore around the ends for
gains of from fifteen to forty and fifty
yards each. Bellevue also gained easily
on fakes and a forward pass from b. Ben
son to Marvel Melted the first touchdown,
after an exciting sprint OF forty yards. G..
Benson kicked goal, making the score Il
to 0.
with eight minutes to play. Tarkio kicked
OF TO b. Benson. returned ninety yards TO
the Tarkio vineyard line. The next play
Harte was pushed over for a touchdown.
Rice made the last touchdown on a twenty
Vineyard run and g. Benson kicked goal,
sending the score to 20. Rice of the Bel
levue team was in every play and did
some phenomenal work in breaking up
Tarkio's interference. The lineup: