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The Washington times., 1906-09-30
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The chief 5opic OF discussion i'm the
Fire Department during the past week
was the proposition advanced by Com
missioner MaCfarland 10 give the men
iu the service every fourth day of duty.
chief Belt ordered the captains of the
companies 10 consider the proposition
and report 10 him whether It could be
carried out with the force available in
each company The reports were COM
Ileted Wednesday night ana sent into
headquarters there TO be considered by
the Chief Engineer and the Commis-
siuucr
In general the department feels CRATE
fuI 90 the Commissioner for his sugges-
tion. and an honest effort has been
madc in each company 10 work out
plan 10 realize the benefits of his pro-
posaI. Most OF the captains reported in
favor of the scheme aud mapped ont TO
the Chief Engineer assignments of the
men which would allow of every fourth
day of for each man and at the same
time leave the company with fun
quota 10 operate the apparatus in case
of fire A few or the captains reported
that they could not do 1t with the force
at hand. Some or the houses where de-
tails 10 the theaters and other privileges
now granted reduce the number OF men
To such an extent that the captains re-
ported they could not fully realize lhe
Commissioners offer without the addi-
ZION OF one or two men 70 the company
Incidentally 10 the discussion Of the
COMMISSIONER plan was that OF max
ing certain changes and giving the men
twelve hours on In each twenty-fOur
hours That is 10 divide the men into
day and night shifts and cancel the days
of. Men in the department are much
more in favor of that plan than the
one suggested by Commissioner Macfar-
land. II was pointed out 20 The Times
man that In quite a number OF COM
panies the twelve-hOur shifts could be
worked now quite as well as the tax
ing of every fourth day on Take for
example a company OF thirteen OF four
teen men. Such a company could be
divided into two shifts of six men for
day duty and seven for night duty in
the first case and seven 10 each shift
iH the other The day shift would 90
cn duty say at o'clock IN the morn
Ing. Tho men would come to quarters
after breakfast. would bring their din
Iers OF have them sent 10 the hTehOUse
and would eat supper after returning
home ar night This would leave the
day shift the entire night at home. ex-
cept in the emergency OF a big Conna-
ration. The night shift would go on
II o'clock IA the evening after having
spent all day at home or I'm recreation.
This would do away with the absence OF
a man on his day of and the absence Of
an Ia rFr-
men 90 home 10 their meals
In The majority of companies this plan
could not be worked out satisfactorily,
Che year through. especially In the an
EuRl leave period, without the addition
OF one or two men to each company.
The great majority Of the firemen. how
ever would choose the tWelve-hour
shif; 20 the fourth day of.
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Wanted to See His Friend.

Jack" the clever dog OF Truck 2
played a joke on one of the boys last
week. that Captain Martin speaks Of
as out Of the ordinary. One OF the men
placed the dog s basket in his mouth.
putting a quarter in Il and a note TO
a tobacco dealer on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., asking him to send back pack
age of smoking tobacco Jack is
very friendly with another member Of
the company, often goes home with him
10 meals and plays with the f1Teman's
small children. He also goes 10 this
freman's house occasionally with his
basket for something to eat.
On this particular morning Jacks"
friend was on his day of. The dog
wanting TO see his friend. instead Of
going TO the tobacco store as directed.
went around on Nineteenth street 70
the fireman's house and presented his
basket to the fireman's wife. She read
the note and for a time was at loss
TO understand the situation. She finally
figured It out that "Jsck' had lOafed
ON his errand and. calling her husband,
the dog was given something 10 eat
and sent To finish his work.
Captain Martin says Jack must
have been learning something from the
telegraph messenger boys
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Spoiled Flower Garden.

Truck 4 Company IS lamenting the
destruction OF its flower garden On a
vacant lot beside the house they had
planted out some fine flow ers and had
several beds IN the wealth OF autumn
bloom. The lot was about eight ceet
above grade. and the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company made a deal
Nth the owner 20 grade down the lot
for the dirt 10 be used in flling up tho
ViaduCt 10 the new terminal The own
er permitted the excavation to be made
and. despite the pleadings OF the
Truck company 10 wait until a little
later in the season. the railroad con-
tractor sent his wagons and graded
down the .Ot. finishing last week
The owner will allow the company 70
fix up the lot again and plant new
flowers next year. He has also given
the men a statue TO help along In the
decorations, but the company is fear
ful that just about the time the pansics
are blooming next spring some builder
will buy the lot and their work VIII
go again for naught.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Private Ed Moves was last week trans
fe,red from No ] 20 Truck l. Private
W. A. Simpson was transferred from
No. l3 To No /. and Private ID. J. Sui
livan from No. u 10 No. J.
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Capt p. O-Connor, OF No. 1, returned
u duty on Friday. and Private }. J.
Sweeney went on leave. He viii spend
q fem daNc az EuemoEt. Va.
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STRANGE.

A Western man has been credited with
saying that II he owned a newspaper
he wouldn't know what 10 10 vita u.
He's probably the only man who ever
thought that way.
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Capt. l. Grimm. of No. Il, Is erect
ing two houses in BPookland-one for
himself and one for his brother-oa
Twelfth street. between Irving and
Jackson streets
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Sheriff W. A. White. Of Los Angeles.
Cal. who came TO Washington Wednes-
day evening for Anton Besold. who IS
wanted 10 answer 20 charge OF wife
murder. is the pOssessor OF al unusual
~ handsome badge. presented TO him
by the governor Of the State. The
badge IS of gold. set with a large dia-
mond. and handsomely engraved and
cnameied.
Besides the badge. the governor also
presented Sheriff White with a silver
and gold plated .3s-caHber revolver,
with pearl side plates. The gun is
handsomely engraved and was the CEN
ter Of attraction among the men at
the Central once. one detective re-
marked that the pistol was too large
10 carry In ones pocket. and Mr.. White
replied.
Before this was given me ] never
thought of carrying anything smaller
than a "A. and even now when l 90
on long trip l pack the larger gun IN
my pocket"
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dlrOBg 1lteP'!Oicewel1 ;!
c75s5s'zST ~

Yates r NJ. Howard, W. I. Hollidge.
d. ]. Roche. and f. Wortz. Sick leave
was granted to Privates J. Kavanagh
and c Speer
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Assistant Engineer George Nusbaum,
of No. II. went on leave last Friday
for twenty days. which he expects 80
spend Ia the city. Assistant Driver II.
DePerini returned 70 dlty also on Fri
day.
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Detective Pratt. OF the Central Omce,
left last week for visit with relatives
Ia Virginia.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Lieutenant Peck, in charge Of the De
tective Bureau at night, returned To duty
Thursday after "a vacation OF three
weeks
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Charles Evans. pawn Inspector at Po-
lice Headquarters. returned Friday.
after several days leave
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Major Richard Sylvester, superintend-
ent OF police. is spending a few days
al his summer home near Harpers
Ferry
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Detective Weedon. OF the Central OF
fee was on six days leave last week
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Mrs. Lucas. of Huesville. Md. is
visiting Assistant Engineer and Mrs.
W. A Dixon. at 2I2 Randolph place
northeast
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OF q Personal Nature.

showers without fear Of getting wet
from some leak above.
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For SaIe-Houses.


FOR SAIsE-TO CLOSE Ak Estates 010
Two brick houses near 18th and Mass. ave.
NV LoJ % 9Kl6 z rooms and bath each,
Rent. 5000. Make 0ner.
THos. J. FISHER q co. GneJ.
FOR sALE-Ss,0o0 WILL BUY ONE OF THE
PRETTIEST HOMES or EAST CAPITOL
ST SOLID WHITE STONE FRONT.
STORY AND CELLAR, 4 ROOMS DEEP
on FIRST tIoO1t5 o BEDROOMS FIRST
CLASS HOT-WATER HEAT, HANDSOME
TILED BATHROOM. 90 F~r PARKING.
THIS PROPERTY MUST BE SEEN TO
BE APPRECIATED
THOS. j. FISHER q Co GncJ.
II l4l4 + St nv.
FOR SALE
BARGAIN NEAR
Conn ave. and X ST.
ST. Jg1-3-story and cellar bay-nindow brick
and stone front on corner Of at alley
every room an outside one. rooms and
bath. nrst floor finished in quartered oak
dining room paneled lu oak The house
alone could not be built for the price
THOS J. FISHER & co. uncJ
IT 1914 + 81. NV
FOR SALES. 500 BEST BUILT
HOUSE on WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS FOR THE PRICE.
a-story. attic and cellar. bay-wiuc0W k5-
man brick and bro"nstone front ls-incH
walls double floors. hardwood trim; seven
sleeping rooms; four rooms on hrst H'"F'
two uied baths. economical hot water neat
ing plant beautiful decorations south front.
You must see this house before buying
THos. j. FISHER co Gnc).
il 1918 Z S. nw.
FOR sALE-y7Co3.
on COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Between 18th and 18th SITS. solid brown
stone front. lsizNIJ0. ten rooms and tiled
BATH an IN good condition. southern cE-
posure. one cf the finest blocks on the
heights
5000 arst trust sc. can remain on the
THos J. FISHER & co. Inc).
FOR sALE-s24 45oi RENTING FOR s2s.53-Oa
3th ST. Hw. Lot l5Elyl to public alley. This
is a good investment and future business
THos J. FISHER * co. uncJ
u 1913 81. NV
FOR SALES. .g50-CoLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
near 18th ST. IWo-story and cellar bay
= window brick and stone residence IAAs feet
wide. rooms and reception han; heated
by furnace. This is low price for good
THOs. ). FISHER & co. GncJ.
II l4i4 r 81. NV
FOR sAI.E-ss.zso NEAR nth AND ". u.
ave In the best part of Northwest. Three
story and cellar brick and stone house. IL
rooms. two bathrooms. heated by steam
fuu - feet vide, tWo blocks from Capital
Traction line This is $40. Ui property ~
us show you this.
THOS. j. FISHER & co. Gnc1,
II IH4 r ST. NV
FoR sALE-us.Oo5. REDUCED FROM
81 90. Corner house. p feet front. just
on Conn. aye, best part pf Northwest O.
suitable faI business purposes physician.
OF ladies' tailor. Wen built house OF y
rooms and bath. This Is opportunity o.
get q bargain. See us about this.
TIIOS. j. FISHER g. co. lncJ.
u lH4 st. nv.
s. INVESTMENT rooms an6 bath.
brick near % ST. and New York ave
CHAS. S. MUIR & co. QNc.),
sezs-zt 1903 Sew York ave.
ONE OF THE PEST located six-room houses
ia the Northwest Bloom ngtale section; wide
parking; 40-fo1t back yard interior arrange
mcut different from any other house IN
Washington. Every modern convenience
EsneClalIy constructed for permanent
home For per1nisslSh 20 inspect address
POX g5I Times or1ce- selO-Jf
FOR SALE
In the Southwest on + St. near 9Th
gix-r0om and bath brick Rent $225
PRICE. $3.50.
CLARENCE BARNARD,
The Oval Sign" I4Iz G St. n. W.
seI5-tf
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Assistant Engineer J O'Leary, men,
her of No. y, and one OF the oldest
men in the department, has been as
signed 10 no. engine house O'LeaTy
returned from annual leave on Friday
and took up his new duties Private
W. A Dixon. of No. l2 was promoted
10 assistant driver and assigned to the
vacancy.
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For SaIe-HOuSes.
or cAPTror. HILL.

IS 2So-Io close estate select section. west or
-sth; lot 23xsli stories, 5 rooms; hot-Water
heat; c0ncTeted and plasteTed cellar. interior
elaboFately decorated. hard wood finish
throughout; semi detached, side lights VIII
bear closest inspection
=. sO0-Near 9Th and i. Cap: new. 2-st0ry. 8
room and bath. hot-water heat. hardwood
nnish. constructed by day labor. a gem
s.. ifi-Near Lincoln Park; new; stories; s
rooms, furnace
81. s50-Near Lincoln Park; new; stories. s
rooms. furnace.
g. 0OJ-Near lincoln Park; 6 rooms. furnace.
Colnns-ouerry Co., e2I 18th Il. ".
Be30-3t
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Assistant Driver 4. Minnick, recent
ly transferred from Truck l to Engine
Company u. will bring Mrs. Minnick
and children home from several weeks
stay in Maryland and go to housekoep-
ing at 80 T street northwest.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Lieut. w b. Smith. of No p. went
on leave Friday and expects to make
a quick trip to Helena Mont
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Don Quixote said: Every
one must SPEAK OF his wants.
be he where he will" But
nowadays he need not speak
OF them II he puts them in
print"-hc can let the types do
that.
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Notes Of the DEPARTMENT.

Fire Marshal Nicholson has made a
thorough inspection of ell the local
theaters and reports the precautions
against fire rs being all that could be
required The special apparatus back
Of the stages is in working order. hose
ard stand-pipes having all been recently
tested. He says there is no more danger
of fire In any or the thaaters than can
be foreseen and guarded against. The
detail of fireman to each performance
Tn the theaters Is continued this year,
and the rule against smoking behind
the scenes is rigidly enforced.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

" =. Carter, OF No. II. who had been
on sick leave Tor several weeks. is now
restored TO health and is on duty again
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Lieutant Hodges, of the Sixth pre-
clnct. was on leave for few days last
week.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Among the men on leave from the
First precinct during the week We're
Privstes J. Acton. F. NJ DierkOph.
Charles Mullen. f. r. Purks, and II.
Wolfe.
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Private Wilson Oliver, Of No, 4, and
Private Roster Wright, OF No. y, eX
changed places last Monday, Private
oliver being promoted to third man in
charge OF the engine.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

at MS summer NOME near ildIpefh
Ferry.
Detective weedon. OF the Central Of
fee. was on six days leave last week
Detective Pratt. OF the Central once,
left last week for visit with relatives
in Virginia
Charles Evans. pawn inspector at Po-
lice Headquarters. returned Friday.
after several days leave.
Lieutenant Peck, in charge of the De-
tective Bureau at night, returned 10 duty
Thursday after a vacation OF three
weeks
Among the men on leave from the
First precinct during the week We're
Prlvates J. Acton. F. NJ DierkOph.
Charles Mullen. f. II. Purks, and II.
Wolfe.
Detective Horne. of the Central Office.
Mrs. Horne and their son Dennis have
returned from a "trip to Atlantic city.
During their sojourn they were pleas
antly located at the Marlboro Blenheim.
From the Second precinct the follow
ing were on leave last week. Sergt r.
Bryan and Priyates y Chalmers. ]. NJ.
McGratn, W. 3. Mulhsn. " H. Buck
iugham, and G. r. Smith. Private
Emanuel Sandford was absent because
Of illness.
AT The Sixth precinct the following
were on leave during the week: Pri-
Yates Ernest NJ Brooks. John G. Cos
tello. William T. Clinton. and Richard
5 Kelly.
Those ON leave from the Seventh pre-
cinct during the week were Sergt J. J.
Murphy and Privates A Y. Brown. S.
r. Chanee. and @. w Edwards
Capt. r. E. Doyle. Of the Eighth pre-
cinct reported the following on leave
last week. PTivates +. 5. Bradshaw. L.
+. Draeger. c. o. Turner, and J. T.
Mackenzie
From the Ninth precinct the follow
ing were on leave during the week:
Privstes Philip Brown. Lewis Gee. W.
@. Gleason, and r. j. Wall, On sick
leave were Lieutenant Fa'vay and Pri-
Yates .. y Davis and r. =. Smith.
At the Tenth precinct The following
were on leave during the week: Pri-
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

No. . company is pleased with tho
work oF Superintendent OF Repairs Cole
man IL putting now roof upon the
house Il IS now rain proof. and the
The Washington times., 1906-09-30
For Rent-Apartments.

FuE NenL-apaTt
FOR RENT-At reduced prices apartments
N the Cameron. corner Nsrmont avenue and
7 street NV. -he best for the money In
The city: nve large rooms and all modern
Improvements. Apply 20 JanitOr OF OSCAR
" WHITE. lil5 nw. ses0-2t
IN THE WYOMING. October ] 20 Decsm-
Der J. completely furnished four-room house
keeping apartment; southern exposiirsi a.
Apply D. The Wyoming II
THE HOUsDEN. zz5 II st ne: beautiful
second hOor f0ur-room and bath apartment
hot water and h0t-water heat, SIS per month
Apply l525 81 81. ne. se8)-3t
FIRST CLASS APARTMENTS, aye rooms
and bath housekeepiugi s4z. 1915 Massachu-
setts ave NV THE KEUKA- se3o-2t
KENT" ii5 North Carolina ave. &c.
Six outside rooms and bath. porch. an
up-to-date convenieueesi 1850 s27 So and so.
KARRICK & METCALF.
sZs-su. WITT 1883 @ 81 NV.
NEW. HOT-wATER HEAT MODERATE
PRICE
Adsms Street Apartments. Clean. high.
healthy location intersection Of Rhode
Island avenue and Fourth street north
east; southern exposure, well planned. per
feCtly lighted house. not-wnteT Lsat. tile
bath. porcelain tubs oeautif'u reception
room I6Ni6ia feet. two large bedrooms. din
ing room and kitchen: one fire does the
cooking and heats the whole apartm =nt.
concrete cellar, Fairgrounds for children;
less than a square from line These
apartments are built 20 give the tenants
as good accommodation for So Der month
as can be had IN the fashionable rJrthwest
for $50 per month. Ready for occupancy
Now OPEN.
THE + IT. SMITH COMPANY. Agents.
1905 New York Ave. se2s-2t
1900 4th st. s rooms and bath. 81. 90
Four rooms and bath, 2 n -. ne ...-....., q. 80
3G26 o st. NV. rooms and bath. 2. 30
CHAS. s, MUIR & co. QNC),
ss2g-0 l4Og New York Ave.
ONLY TWO LEFT OF those desirable i've
room and bath Aats IA apartment house No.
5O9 ST NV, new building and firEt class
ia every respect.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. e12 18th st. n. W,
se29-3t
600 z ST. NW.-Five and six room apart
ments. reduced 20 $50 50 and $3.50.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER 612 14th. Be2S-8t
S. To si2 for two and three room apartments
IN The Dorchester. corner 18th 81 and Mary
land ave. sW-. handsome baths: steam heat.
hot and cold water jahit0T service. au5-tt
FOR REET-1Os2 6th st ne. 3 rooms: porcs-
lain bath; gas range; nicely papered; rent
sl7- Key at grocery, cor 9Th and L SITS ne,
F. $. COLLINS co. Qnc.), 703 18th St NV.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Truck had an unpleasant experience
the othsr night. The Joker was out or
order by some kind of hitch in the
electric wires. and the men were called
ND three times after midnight by the
ringing OF the gongs when no alarm
was sent IN. The trouble was located
early in the morning BY Superintendent
Simpson and the mischievous wires
made % behave themselves.
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Bachelor Apartment.

TWO ROOMS and bath. all cOnvsniences. g.
Up. SENECA, s2T Z St NV. Janitor, or
premises. se4-tf
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Wantec-HouSeS.

rARE OF HOUSE for the winter by response
BE family thvee adHltsD. would pay nominal
sum. best references Address BOX So
Times Office. il
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Hotels
And Hotel Apartmenfs.

THE COCHRAN. 14th st. and K. Washing
ton. d. c.; absolutely frcprOOf: American
plan; season 1905-lsOI. newly furnished and
decorated: all rooms equipped with local and
luT g-distance telephones: cuisine and service
first class baggage checked at the hotel to all
points In the United States
se29-3t +. 5. COCHRAN Manager
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THE CAIRO.

Further extensive improvements have
been made during the past summer
making the Cairo absolutely the finest
apartments IN Washington. InSpect.&Dur
apartments OF from one room and bath I'D.
furnished or unfurnished. Finest public
dining room in she city. Hotel service
WILLIAM CATO.
selS-tt Manager.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Detective Horne. of the Central Office,
Mrs. Horne and their son Dennis have
retu rned from a "trip TO Atlantic city.
During their sojourn they were pleas
antly located al the Marlboro Blenheim.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Driver il. W. HOnidge, Of Truck C.
returned 10 duty September 3. and
Capt q. T. Warren went on leave. He
VIII start today for d Trip 10 Burralo
Niagara Falls, Toronto, and other points
in Canada. Captain Warren win stop
a few days ia Philadelphia on his re-
turn from the North.
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For Rent-StOres.

HALF OF beautiful large store: splendid To-
cation: cellar. show window separate en-
frances. ss4 stA s.. NV. se2s-1
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Private G. r. MCGEE returned from
his furlough last Friday. finishing the
period OF leaves at TrnCk 8.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

J. L. GIasscock and 4. L. Hancock,
Of No. Z, returned 20 duty last Monday.
and Private r, !. Smith is taking ten
dqvs' leave
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For Sale-FarmS.
FOR SAI.E-A BARGAIN

FOR SALE-Near Washington. truck.
stock. OF da - farm. OWNER, SO 6th -.
nv. se-5-3I
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Christopher Columbus Bartmenes has
inst been appointed a member OF Truck
. company
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For SaIe-Suburban.

FOR SALE-A beautiful suburban home.
Woodside. Md, seven rooms bath hot and
cold water furnace heat and Out buiidingi
young orchard; steam and trolley eecomnl0-
IRONS. Address BOX 5i3. Times Office. u
As9.-THIs COMPLETELY equipped farm -
q baTgatn--l4i acres. - miles out mile STA
upht half cultivated, balance 70 wood. seven
it'An Mouse, barn, other outbulldlngss large
tVltH orchard; young, thrifty treesi other
Ll1it' pair sound horses. neN Studebaker
= @es''h harness. plOWs. cultlyat0rss all farm
hhpieiiieitsi about Eve tons has in barn.
g." peas twenty cords CUT w01d. ten head
A1sst Two brood sons thirteen pigs. a fine
iiiiEh Cow. two rhor4ERlbreI HeifeTE. All
Tor So 500; half cash
IHE sotLE co GncJ, Ez3 Lou siaua ave.
see3-1t
IT'S A BEAUTY.
4 nice neW hye-Toom cotIage. high eIeva-
u"Ai beautlfui trees on Wi Ir street. corner
OF lo-IpJi alley lH pretty subdivision and
ONE CAR Ea6E; PRICE. el ,2So.
on YOUR OWN TERMS.
CHAs. D. FOWLER, 512 st. II. ".
Ee@J-Gf
FINE SUBURBAN HOME # rooms an4
bath, furnace heat. fine stable three
blocks from car and one block from DIS
trirt school. streets an macadamfZed AMI
sidewalks laia- Tot sHzl5H. Thi= property
is 20 the District. and - minutes ride
from Pension Once. PRICE. $500
CHAS. S. MUIR & co. QNC.),
se2s-2t 1909 New York ave.
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Wanted Suburban.

WASTED-Tvo 70 ten acres two 70 sIx
miles from city. few improvements. Ca4n
or part down. according 20 price; give
EXACT LOCATION sad price OF no atten-
Ji0n. Address BON go. Times 0f1cs.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Private A Nolan. OF No 6. returned
on Friday and Private I. D. Philips
followed on furlough, lie will spend
his holiday al his former home In Mary
land.
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For Rent-OmCes.

FOR RENT-Furnished Office S22 Bond build
INK. mornings and evenings Apply to $50.
se96. .2g 80
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Private E. II. Sweeney, Of No. @
Truck. returned TO duty last Tuesday
after two weeks sick leave.
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For Rent-FlatS.

FOR RENT-Near Congressional Library; FIVE
rooms; tiled bath; large closets; furnace
and yard; S24.
s. T. SMITH & co. 2i1 Colorado building
seSO-st
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For Rent-Suburban.

FOR RENT-At Langdon. d. c., an eight
room cottage. furnace heat. rent SIS Ap-
ply r. n. HIGDON. LangdOu. ID. G. se30-3t
5944 1rH ST NW.-SiX rooms and bath, SOS
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER 6l2 18th se2S-s 81
FOR REST-SfX-room house, new: CONGRESS
Heights, convenient 20 steel plant, $40. ". H
HUNGERFORD. Congress Heights. d G;
opposite school sezs-st
FOR RENT-Sl5; two new Eix-roorn houses
In Lsngdon. JOHN l. KHOPF. corner 2otE
and Jackson sts- ne Aul-tf
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Private J. II Ward. OF Truck 6. re-
turned on Friday from Rock HHI, Nd,
and Lieutenant Martin started on his
leave. lie Will go TO New York for ten
DAYS.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Assistant Driver +. G.. Waters. Of no. 9
Us on duty again after his annual leave.
ne returned on Friday and Private Paul
SIelhem follows him ON furlough.
Steinem will spend a portion OF his
holiday fishing in the vicinity OF Chesa-
peake Beach