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The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1906-08-25

From Winslow to
San Francisco via Bak
erStield ........... .S43 %
San Francisco via Los
Angeles . 49,. 80 90
Los Angeles, Redondo.. 80 90
Santa Monica L ong
Beach. East San Pedro
via Los Angeles . 80 90
Avalon, Catalina Island 30 %
San Diego ..... 30 90
Proportionate rates from 9th
er stations in Arizona.
New Mexico Territorial Fair,
Albuquerque, n. NJ September
18th to 22d
For this occasion we will sell
round trip tickets for $3.50.
Date of sale: September 18th to
22d;return limit September 24th.
For further information call
upon
B. L. HOLMES.
Agent,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
Ell AMO DEL MAR

Les presento Vdes Mirlt princesa real sa-
erdotisa de Hathor.
ESQ decfa su enyoltura tamb;6u que era muy que
rida de los doses
-Aqui estan las alba jas.
Tom6 de la bolsa de cuero donde los habia guar
dado los coares de esmats las cadenitas de oro Ell
espeo de bronco los de grabados con
magicas 6guras que dcban conjurar los naos suehos
de la momia
Despues cogiendo TN cuchilo de encima de la
sa la indiferenca de medco que diseca un ca
daver en- ell anhteatro fu6 corando las prmeras lga-
duras
Desli6 csmadsmente las nnunlerables vuelas de esoS
lienzos odavia s6dos amarlentos por ell aceite de
cedro medda que los ba desenlolando, ell paquete
tomaba forma humana.
Por fin cedjcron las 1ltimas ligaduras; aunque no
sin resistencias los esfuerzos voenos los tres
bres que las cortaban cuchlos las desgarra-
ban uhas la apareci6 desnuda en- su ca
misa de betun natr6u TN cuerpo de muier joven de
lneas gracies comprimidas por Ia estrechez de su
tumba.
Sus pequenas doradas y cruzadas sobre SD
coraz6n retenlan IN escarabao de pedra azulada sim
bolo del alma promesa de cue como 81, abrirfa mas
tarde sus alas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
VIZCONDE E. M. DE VOGUE

las mismas puertas del deserto, todo le solicita
ba h4ca las regiones africans que hababa SD deseo
que imaginaba pr6Ximas cualquer pun
to de ese immense vacia, que nada Ccutaba bajo ell
horzonte lie parecfa senr clor ell viento que
MA de ALA.
En- el fondo de las tumbas, Ell presente va exstla:
las imageneS que habla visto las palabras
CUE habla oido arrasaban pensamiento por la paz
de los Antiques sgos, por Ell innumerabe oceano de las
emocones los pensamientos que pasaron
Ell vertigo egpcio, ess exrsfa attraction del abs
uao de 10 que fue donde las emociones de minute
parecen rdfculas, apoderaba de e operando sobre
su raz6n, sag1n las eyes moderadoras de que hababa
Cruas.
Sc sent1a avergonzado ante ST mismo como un
epieptico que pudiera ante espejo, 10 mas
agido de extraaas contorcones.
Tnsensblemente, durante ell tempo que estuvo allf
la cama absolute de la roche soledades fu-
nerarias entire esos COS hombes que distraian
los mas altos iaereses de la ategencia dolor ha
bia aleargado, cierta r nmaterialzado. to-
dava 10 sentfa arededor de coraz6n pero
fguras que continuaban las adades de la vida,
arededor de los corazones ertos ell sencio de
los hp6geos.
Dstrafdo al princinpio y 6 mPletamente aleno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29

Guado ESTABLISHMENTS Plaza Prucpi Abs,
ud
o"@ds ss4aA@@ plaza patAcieAa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-29
\ conner bueno y barato

Ell que Suscribe pone en- conocimiento
del publlcO, de SuS buenoS amigos, que
con esta fecha ha conprado ell Hotel 'La
Guiana" Allen 70) donde esta la diSpo,
sici6n de aqueloS
En- ell eStableciniento de referencia, Sc
admitiran abonadoS De todaS clases, Sc
serviran comidas 4 do,nicilio a precios con
vencionaleS.
Para los amigos de Guayama. Cayey,
FaJardo, JuncoS otroS pueblos de la Isla,
tcngo habitaci0neS yentiIadaS limpias. sin
que tenga que signifcarleS NADIA respecto
de las comldaS, vi que t0dos les cOnsta
que sc condimentarIas al guSto especial de
cada uno de ellos.
EIeNferlO Garcia.
San Juan, AgoSto | de 1906
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Railroads.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B-Fouowing schedule figures published
Oniv as information. aad ere not guaranteed
7;S a ~. LA4LL-L~ocA4 LoE harris 1nbuEg
WaTcntOn, Dauvile. sna way stations.
I0,6l A - UAlLE-N 4sAlLglOH aid Florida
Limited IiTsL-CIaAs coaches ana sleeper %
Columbia Savannah. GuG Jacksonville
Dining car .eIFlce.
g1lE A n DAlLY-Cuitcd States East SIaL
FIrst-Cl1as coaches aud sleeper - NeyF Ur-
l-ans. Dining Car service
g.yI u L WEEK DA / E-L1JCaI Tor harrison
burg and .ay stations On Alauassas Branch.
s-55 / q BaIL4-Local for W4rT-nt0u ana
f'Ear. .CftesgIlIe. Wees days TJT SLrazB4-g.
20 = II DALLE-Ne~ 1OrE and atlanta
EEuress. FlTst-C4ass Coach 10 Atlanta.
NIrfper 10 columbus. Ca, Via Atlanta.
guusr; Route tourist Sleeper Washington
no san Franchise Mondays. s. vdnesaa -,
ana rTl-aJ=.
40 T. 81 DALLT-Sew York and Florida
ELuress Through Coaches aLd S.eegers u
Iei..l-ula savannah. and JaCksOlYIlie.
EG4eLer a. Augusta and PORT Tampa Din
lns car Service "a "a Carte.
tg-O1 L. y. DAILl-&sH York ana MemDhIs
limited lVla LJuchDuTg). FiTsL-Ciass Coach
gua Sleeping Car 10 Ecauoke. kLoAylile,
t-rattauJ8ka, ana aleuphlsi sleeper % NeH
fJrIeaas. LD44lLE JGE service.
garE i Il UAILG-N asuluBt-l and South
,geEreru Limited Al pullman train Oh
s4ryatlou car % Atlanta and Macon Club
car % Atlanta S-eeprra u Nashville. At
Iauta- Macon. Birmingham. &oW OTIs1ns-
Dining Ca Service
Il R SLenCrr. u. NJ =. Il. Hardw.ck. =. z II !.
" H. Tay4os. e. =. a. l. 5. Brown. y. a
uy17-Ef
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Many Outing Trips
For Tired People

This is -'Skidoo Day at Washington
Luna Park. and If the crowds that are
present At the big resort this morning
are TO be augmented by the arrival OF
other enthusiastic hoodoo followers II
viii be one of the. largest affairs or
the season.
When the idea Of holding a - day
or by whatever name 1t may be called
was first suggested 10 Manager GIL ne
would have none Of il.
mo skidoo for Luna Park" said MIR.
Gill I'VE have had enough bad luck
with rainy weather and other nuisances.
and I'm not hunting trouble
The ambitious press agent. however,
brought the pressure 20 bear and argued
in favor of the event until the manager
had TO give In and let him go ahead.
The park company has added an eX-
ira program of events for the enter
tainment of the "skidoo" patrons. There
will be a high carnival of merriment
along THE Trail" tonight when con
fetti throwing and other forms Of hiiar-
ity will be INDUCED in.
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY.

t5CheduIs 10 eueCt Juiy I Iy1E)
900 = M-OLD DOMINION EXPRESS
palIy-S-0p5 at principal points IN VIZ
glLia and West Virginia hestiBuIs train.
Ftandard coaches parlJrs cars 70 Virginia
Hot Springs and Hinton. Pullman sleepers
Hinton 20 Louisville. Cincinnati. Indian
aD0Iis ST. Louis. and Chicago dining
cars q % carte service.
40 L. M-NEW g.. g. u. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new vestiou.e train stops ouly al
t35r4gu-vI.re Ca1-lJLtez vile, Sta4ut0p
clifton Forge, and C0FlDgto4. Va. White
EuIph-r EluceverLe. and Hinton. vs. a
Pullman sleepeTs 90 lexington. Louisville
Cincinnati. lllla!lLt Oils, ST. Louis aad
Chicago. Dining laTz. - IA carte service
one night out
f7.lS p M-F r. Y. LIMITED. Daily
solid yestibule train. Pullman, sIeepers
20 Cincinnati. lexington. and Louisville
Commandment sleeping car TO tIrglnta
H5t Springs week days Dining cars a
la carte service. EIespers Cincinnati 10
Chicago and 81. Louis and Louisville 70
Memphis Nashville and Southwest
Reservations ana tickets az CHesapeaAs and
Ohio uE4cer 5ls peunsy lyanla ave. CJ5 lfth
81 near F; and Sixth Street stAi.5a- Tee
phone. Main 500. fer Pennsylvania r Z
Gao Service. ald Main lylS "a. e. 4 o,
7lsket once. ieso-u
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Delightful Excursions
To Chevy Chase Lake

Hundreds enjoy the delightful ride TO
Chevy Chase Lake nightly in order to
hear the Marine Band concerts and 10
enjoy the many other attractions Con-
cert hours are from about I-30 to 9, and
new programs are arranged for each
performance. The attractive surround
ings are highly conducive 70 the fullest
enjoyment of the splendid music, and
there are seats for all who care 20
listen Dancing In the pavilion con-
cludes every evening except Sunday
The picturesque method OF lighting the
grounds makes the resort a scene Of
rare beauty after nighuaU. and the il
luminatfOns are well worth a trip 10 see.
Every facility for picnics is provided by
the management and throughout the
day the beautiful grounds resOund TO
the merriment Of such parties Cars
run regularly at all times.
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Regular Steamer Trips
To Indian Head Resort

The regular Indian Head trips OF the
fast steamer Queen Anne are being
made Wednesday. Friday and Sunday
evenings. and most enjoyable outing
of several hours can be had by those
who take advantage of these trips. The
steamer makes her regular morning and
afternoon trips 30 the resort on these,
and on the evening trip after stopping
al River View 10 allow those who wish
70 land there takes aboard those who
wish the ride down the river A run
down the river 10 about Indian Head
Is made and on the return trip the
steamer stops at River View for a short
time before coming home. These after
noon trips on the river are particularly
enjoyable and are taken advantage Of
by hundreds of persons. AT River View
music and dancing are "a Seature of the
week day amusemeuts ana on Sunday
band concerts are substituted for the
dancing Tomorrow the trips to
dian Head trip and Friday the trips TO
the View Will be at 10 a. m and 2.3O
p. m and To the View and on the IN
dian Head trip at Gas D. m
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Refreshing BreeZes
On Steamer jamestown

The fOrty-mile evening trips of the
jamestown AFFORD a delightful means
Of enjoying the refreshing river
breezes- This handsome new steamer
is so spacious that there is no conges-
tiOn Or crOwding. and passengers enjoy
almost as much comfort as II aboard
a private yacht. This condition adds
much TO the pleasure Of these trips, as
those who have been subjected 10 the
Inconvenience or other crowded cXcur-
sion steamers can testify, A deck is
reserved for dancing, and there Is Gn
orchestra and a WelI-cOnducTed cafe
aboard. on these excursions the James
town sails at Z returning at IL on the
alI-day Sunday trips 10 the lower PO-
tOmaC the boat sails At 10 a. m. re-
turning at p. m. Children half fare,
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Daily Trips
To Colonial Beach

The big steamer St Johns is making
her daily trips TO Colonial Beach. and
large throngs are going 20 the Atlantic
City OF Washington TO enjoy a day
outing where the green waves roll
The st. Johns leaves here at S-f5 a. m.
tomorrow. and viii make one Of her
quick runs 10 the beach. arriving there
shortly after I p. m, Four and a half
hours about Will be given 20 enjoy the
lin" boating, bathing, and Grabbing. and
the steamer viii leave for home az ..
m, reaching here about 1890 p. IN.
The regular week end trips OF the ST
Johns viii be made this week. when the
afternoon at 5-4a p. m. and again at
>,45 "A, m. Sunday morning Colonial
Beach is "a delightful place To visit
these hot days. even II the stay is only
for "a few hours. and the week end trips
offer an opportunity 20 get away from
town over Sunday without loss Of time
from work.
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Two More Days Outings
On Steamer Queen Anne

Only two more Of the regular family
day outings at River View remain in
this season. and parents should take
advantage OF these outings 70 give
the children a day in the open air
where they can run about and play
Without danger and where plenty can
be found to amuse the little folks. The
next one Of the chndren's outings viii
be on Saturday next, and from the ar
rival Of the first boat IA the morning
until late in the afternoon the grounds
at the View viii be given over 60 the
children. For their amusement the fly
ments at the resort Will be i'm full
operation, and there Will be music and
dancing all day and evening The
steamer Queen Anne will leave here
for the View al 10 a. m. 2:50 and $40
d. n. and on the morning and after
noon trip the rate of fare will be- 10
cents TO all for the round trip The
regular fare viii be charged on the
evening trip.
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Chesapeake Beach Crowds
Given Splendid Service

The crowds that go daily nowadays
to Chesapeake Beach are testing the
comfortable carrying capacity OF the
trains OF the Chesapeake Beach railway.
But for the roads unvagTing policy,
which is TO supply on every train the
fun number of coaches needed. there
would be discomfort, This generous
policy Is responsible for much Of the
enjoyment 20 be derived from trip 10
the Beach.
The trains leave the District line at
convenient hours during the day, and
the return from the Beach Is made at
like convenient intervals. It IS pleas
ant Journey of an hour. through an in
teresting section OF Maryland. During
these late summer days the breezes that
come in from the sea are charged with
the vigOr or the salt waves, and every
breath Of them is a panacea for the
WEAKNESS Of the city dweller's life.
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Attractive Outings
At Virginia Beach

Passing Sunday out OF town on the
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Companys weekend trips has become a
fixed habit with many. These outings
are very attractive from all points Of
view. Tickets are sold at special rates
for the round trip, and the schedule is
so arranged that one need lose no time
whatever from business. Sailing at o. 30
Saturday evenings, old Point Comfort,
Norfolk and Virginia Beach are reached
early the ensuing morning. sailing from
those points the same evening and re-
turning TO the city early Monday morn
inKs With day at the seashOre ana
two nights on salt water, ora has quite
an ENJOYABLE excursion. Tickets and
stateroOms may be secured ut the gen
eral Office. TO5 Fourteenth street. or at
Seventh street wharf Norfolk and
Washington boats connect daily at Nor
foIk with steamers for New York and
Fkozfon-
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
DIED FROM HEM0RRHAGES
EN- ROUTE TO HOSPITAL

Andrew Holmes. eoIored, thirty-three
years Old OF 226 z street southwest, was
taken sick yesterday afternoon in Bacon
alley, in the rear of the Fourth precinct
police station. A call was sent 10 the
Emergency Hospital. and DIT. Glenn 1.
Jones responded IN the ambulance.
DIT. Jones found that Holmes was suf-
fering from hemmOrhages OF the mouth,
and that his condition was critical. He
was placed in the ambulance and all
possible aid given him, but he died before
the hospital was reached. The body was
turned over 10 MOrgue Master Schonen-
berger, and later was claimed by the
dead mans relatives The Coroner was
notified and this morning "A certificate
Of death from natural causes was is
sued. Holmes had been III for many
months
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
TYPHOID INCREASE
CONTINUES DAILY

Ten new cases Of typhoid fever were
reported at the Health Department to.
day. an increase of three over the cor.
responding day Of last year. The fever
situation shows no alarming features
today; II anything. IL appears 10 the
health authorities as more favorable
than one week ago. when the record ex'
ceeded that OF last year by many cases.
The total number OF cases now reSOrt.
ed since the first Of the year has reach
ed 90. as compared with $40 during the
corresponding period of 1895. The present
total was not reached last year until
September l.
Up TO noon Today the total cases under
treatment numbered 500, while on August
.. 1905 there were 275 being treated One
death has been reported within the last
tWenty-fOur hours. and two TeCOveri6s.
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office, I4sI PeIra. Ave.

For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
lurabia Savannah. JacksonFille. IBmpa. At
New Orleans.
100 A n DAILT-Scaboard Mail-ThrouEh
Pullman Sleeper to jacksonville. Fla-. also
through Sleeper Washington % birmingham.
A. cafe Dining Car Washington - Ham
s1s P. N DAILY-Sea0oard Express-Soua
cain with Pullman Sleeprrs. 10 Jacssonyills
aHf Tampa Through Sleeper 70 Atlanta.
birmingham. and Memphis CAFE Dining
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
The Time
Resort Information Bureau.

If you have not decided where to
spend your summer gacation-ras
TiEes' Resort Informal ten Bure1U
may be abIo to suggest some pleas
ant trip. Hotels ia all the leading
resorts have listed information with
US. and we will cheerfully en-
tighten you without charge.
The Washington times., 1906-08-23

delightful trips on the Potomac. with
picturesque scenery and sunset on the
down uip ana moonlight on return. Tho
steamer stops at Marshall Hall both
going and returning. Schroeder's band
plays sweet concert music on the dOwE
trip. and all the latest dance music at
the HaN. Those who 90 not care Tor
the sail 10 Indian Head may stop on
at Marshall Hall aud enjoy the dancing
until the return Of the steamer. Indian
Head trips will be run tfis week Thurs
day and Friday evenings only. On Sat
urday the Manchester g,tes 10 Marshall
Hall only on the GAS p. m. trip.
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
For Suburban.

FOR EENI-NIue-ro room house. all modern
improvements q acre Of ground on main
street. HyattsEllle. Nd. rent. SIS. also other
houses Tor rent and sale ARTHUR CARR
Hyattsyiile auzs-4t
FOR EENT-SZ5s ten-room house. four acres,
sheds. stables. heuHguses. 0G Queens Chapel
road and Lawrence 81 JOHN l. KSOPP.
corner Zyth and Jackson SITS. ne. auI-tf
FOR RE<T-{z, two new six-room houses
In Langdon. JFHN L KNOPP. corner 11th
and jackson ats ne aul-tf
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
COST OF REVIEW
LESS THAN $1,000
Only Extra Expense Of OyS-
ter Bay Display Is
SaluteS.
WILL FIRE 1918 SHOTS
These Cost Only Fifty Cents Each, as
Only the Lighter Guns Are
Used.

The great naval review of Oyster
Bay on Labor Day will not cost Uncle
Sam Sl,OOO,OO0 as has been reported 1t
will cost only $609 over and above the
expenses Of maintaining the feet OF for
ty-five vessels for one day. which would
have TO be borne whether or not there
were any review
The only extra expense attached TO
this big display Will be for the salut-
ing The navy does not use it's heavy
guns IN saluting, but the small six
Founders. IL also uses old-fashioned
black powder that has been condemned
for all the other purposes. The cost
OF these discharges, as estimated by
the Bureau OF Ordnance. is 90 cents per
shot, including wear and tear on the
gun and ship.
Saluting Vessels Number 20.
There will be twenty-six saluting yes
sells IN the fleet As soon as the May
flower appears upon the scene and un-
furls the Presidents flag all OF those
ships will unite in a salute OF twenty
one guns. That means "a total of $40
shots. Then as the Presidents ship
passes along the lines each ship will
salute again with twenty-one guns.
But in this second round the Dolphin
and Des Moines viii not join, they not
being part Of the reular feet. That
makes "A total of 1850 shots.
Then 10 IS expected that the Presi-
dent Will pay q visit 10 The senior Of
ficers on board the Maine admiral
Evans flagship the Alabama. the West
Virginia. and the Louisiana. AS he
comes aboard and leaves each of these
ships he Will be given another salute.
which means l6e more shots, making a
grand total of 12lS guns 20 be fired
during the day. At 80 cents a shot that
would make the total cost 5000 instead
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Proposals.

PROPOSALS l3r terra Gotta fire proof
ing ONCE OF Building for National
Museum Library OF Congress, Wash
Iugton. d. c.. August .. 1875. Sealed
proposals for furnishing and deliver
Ing terra Gotta fire pr00ting for the
second, third. and attic floors OF the
new building for the National Museum,
i'm this city will hc received al this
Office until 2 O'CLOCK F. 81, on the
STH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1905. and
then publicly opened. Specifications
and iuf0rms ton furnished on applica-
ti1n 10 this Office BERNARD r.
GREEN. Superintendent Of Construc-
tion. au&,24, ,25. .3lsel,4
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Railroads.
RALIlMORE AND OHIO n. n.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave, AM Z a.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every OtheT Hour on The ODD Hour.
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL 80 ST, NEW YORK
81: 200 a. -u--Diner, Pullman Parior.
80 90 a.m--~Buaet. FarlcT, HE, Train
III ~ a-m.-Dinvr aud Pullman Parlor car
= 90 p-u--Diner and Pullman Parior Car
tG.OO p.m--COaches to Philadelphia
: 100 D m.-Diner and Pullman Parlnr.
500 p.m.-C0aches TO PhiladelDhiA
ssll 80 p.m--SleepcTs-
1851 q a-m--Sleepera-
ATLANTIC CITY, .::57-1.oO. 's:oa tu.a
g. m, = 81 $50 $ y5,-5 Il % ?. m, M ,,.,..
WEEK DAYS. A. II. TO p u
70 BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN
Week days: 2.57. 5.od. $50. ZOO. 7.2o. 500.
$50 500. $50. 1880. ll509 a. ~. 1900 nOOn
i2.05. 100 2.0J. 500, 4gJ 4.45, 800 5:05. $50
800. GO. 200. s.oo 1000. 1913. u:3O. Is
, sundays: Hrl 2:57. 100 7:2o. $50. 900. 1000
MOO a m 100 l.i5. 800. $50. 500. 5.S0. s.S9
k-OU 1880 ~ s35. u 80, - ;s5 ,.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST, sl:O0 a. m.
C;,IfNCiNNArI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE 1905 a, ma - 20 p. m., -I2-aj night
PITIsBURG. 'I:Oo a. IA. $40 p. ~. 'iz:40
CLEVELAND. 'sIO p m COLUMBUS.
''I2S 'WIHIEEi.ING. 3 1905 a. m. .5:so Q. m.
WINCHESTER, s=S5 a. m, 1906. f5 90 D N
ANNAPOLIS, week days. 7.20 a m IL -O5
noen, 600 ?. IA. Sundays. $50 - N. and
~ IUtRAY and ELKTON. .4O5 D m.. parior
FREDERICK. fs.35. s'9.I5. slO:0s. tli;oO
q IA. ellis, f4.O5. go p. N.
HAGERSTOWS. fle;05 a. m. and Is 90 D. m
BOYD and way points, Is :35. 's9:l5 a m,
.-ll5. 1900. + s., '-io-l0, IL; 80 pm.
GAiTHERsBURG and way points. 1855.
ss9 10 a IA. Tl2-5O. s'lI5. 13.M s5.Us
"a a. 1850. sH7:35, s-l0-l5, IN 80 D. m
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
points. rS.g5 ~-s.l5 q. IN, --1:lJ rJ.OO. 30
y. M,
sDauy- Except sunday. sFSunday only
Reservation of Sleeping ParlOr Car
space rates Of fare. etc. viii be quickly for
nished ET TELEPHONE at all OF the fol-
lowing Ticket Or.Ces; 14l7 q ST. Telephone
Main 1891. 6l5 Pennry!yaa!a Ave. Tccphone
Main 2s7; Station. New Jersey Ave and c
st Ticket once, re.ephons East 6S7: In
formation Bureau. East 72A myI4-tf
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
Thursday Evening Trip
Down Potomac River

This evening at 6:45 O'Clock the
steamer Charles Manchester will leave
Seventh street wharf on the regular
Thursday evening trip 10 Marshall Hall
and Indian Head. These are the moss
The Washington times., 1906-08-23
For Sale-Suburban.

BEAUTIFUL seVen-TJOm cottage. at Mt
hdlnler. Nd. on Both ST. one car fare; on
iot s9Nl50i hne shade and Outbuildiugs, price.
S-,5pl 500 cash; balance. $2j per month. Also
Two ANe-room Swiss cottages. 81. .IGJi 500
cash, balance. $50 per month. Also a nye-
room house, 81, 300; 800 CASH balance sl5 per
month. Apply J. C.. ROGERS. 3s4 u St NV.
or Mt. Rainier. District Line au2s-l0t