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The Washington times., 1906-09-18
Legal Notices.

EDNN ARD II. THOMAS and ANDREW
=. Dy VAIL Attorneys. In the Su-
preme Court Of the District Of COlum-
bls Holding a District Court In Re:
The opening Of a minor street IN square
600 IN the District of Columbia. District
court no. tS3. Notice is hereby given
that the Commissioners Of the District
Of Columbia. pursuant 70 the provisions
or Section l5h et seq Of tue Code OF
Laws for the District OF Columbia and
An Act making appropriations 20 pro-
vide for the expenses of the District of
Columbia for th0 FISCAL year ending
June - 1917. and Tor other purposes
approved June =, 1906, have filed a
petition in this court praying condemna-
ton Of the land necessary for the
opening OF minor street from N 10 y
street. I'M square No. GO. in the District
or COlUm bia. as shown on man or plat
filed with said petition. Us part thereof.
and praying. also. that q jury Of five
Judicious. dlsinterested men. not related
10 any person interested in these pro-
ceediHgs and not "a the service ar en-
or oI The United States be summoned
by Tire United states Marshal for the
District ot COlum b!a 10 assess the dam
ages each owner of land 10 be taken
of the aforesaid minor street and the
condemnation GI the land necessary for
the purposes thereof and 10 assess the
henetts resulting therefrom, including
L-lt tAlftilSEH Oh tuErr proceedings Is
provided IN and bF the Code and Act
of Congress heretofore referred 20. IT
IS by the court this 18th day OF Sep
tember A. j.. 1906. ORDERED. that
all persons having any interest Ia these
proceedings be- and they are herebr,
warned and commanded u appear ia
this court on or before the ID DAY OF
OCTOBER. A. j.. 1895, AT 10 O'CLOCK
A. 81, and continue ia attendance until
the court shall have made It's final
order ratitylng and confirming the
ava rd of damages and the assessments
OF benefits OF the jury 10 be enpaneled
and sworn herein. and 10 is further or
dered that copy of this notice and
order be published once i'm the Wash
instou Law Reporter. and once IN the
Washington Evening Star. Washington
Post and Washington Times news
papers published iu said District, be-
fore the said I'd day OF October, a d.
1906 II is further ordered that q copy
Of this notice and order be served by
the United States Marshal for the said
District. or his deputies, upon such OF
the owners OF the fee OF the land 10 be
condemned herein as may be found BIZ
the said marshal. or his deputies. with
In the District OF Columbia, before the
said 2d day OF Octoher-A. j. 1896. tSeaU
By the Court lSignedJ ASHLEY N.
GOULD. Justice. A true copy. Test.
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk BY +. ". SMITH.
Assistant Clerk. il
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

(Schsduls IN effect July J. ls06.l
200 p Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
DAiiy-Stops al principal points IN ViF-
Etnia and West Virginia. Vestibuia train:
standard coaches; perlOrs cars 20 Virginia
Hot Springs and Roncsverts. Pullman
sleepers Hinton 20 Louisville Cincinnati
Indianapolis. ST. Louis. and Chicago; din
ing cars, a Ia carte service
AN 4. A-NEW 4 z o. LIMITED Datix,
Fast new vestibule train; stops only az
GordonsviIle. Charlottesville. staunton
Clifton Forge and CovinZton. Va; VYbits
Sulphur ROnceverte. and Hinton " VA
Pullman sleepers 70 Lexington, Loulsy1lis >
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. ST Louis an6
Chicago. Dining csra. 8 IA carte service
One night out
uIO p Nj. r. V. LIMITED DafIx
Solid Vestibuls train. Pullman sIesDsFs
70 Cincinnati. Lexington. and LouisviIle
Compartment sleeping car 70 VlraFnia
Hot Springs week days. Dining carr a
Ia carte service Sleepers Cincinnati "a
Chicago and St Louis and Louisville 70
Memphis Nashville. and Southwest.
Reservations ana tickets at Cneszpaaks and
Ohio Offices els Pennsylvania ave. s6s 18th
at near r; aEd sixth Street gtAbcn- Tels-
phone Main S73o. for Pennsylvania R. =
Gao Service, AMI Main 1875 far c. & o.
Ticket once se1l-tf
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Auction Sale.

]. c. SINCLAIR, Auctioneer. 633 Ia Ave
SALE TOMORROW at 10 a. IN. consisting OF
bedroom and parlor suites siieboard. and bu-
res-us, carpets and mating, tables. chairs.
rockers. refrigeratOrs. stoves. china and glass
ware. one dentist chair, mirrors, and pictures
lot Of storage couches, odd washstands. gas
ranges, one plano. This sale is a general
clearing sale, continuing fran day to dav.
Consignments received up 20 the hour cf
sale. It
THOs J. OWEN & son. Auctioneers-
TRUSTEES SALE or ENTIRE CON
TENTS OF TIE STOREY APART
MENT HOUSE (TWEHTX-FOUR
ROOAIS), NO. T17 THnTEENTH
STREET NoRTHWEST.
recorded in Liber 2gSS. folio $50. OF the rec
Of the District OF Columbia. we. the under
signed trustees wiz sell. on WEDNESDAY
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF SEPTEM-
BER. 1906. beginning at 10 O'CLOCK A M
at public auction. In detail. within the
aforementioned premises. all the household
furniture and effects enumerated in Schedule
b Of the aforesaid deed OF trust consisting
IN part OF a number OF bedroom suites ena7n-
eled and brass bedsteads, hail mattresses
feather pillows, holsters, and otter bedding;
velvet brussels, and other rugs and carpets :
wardrobes. couches. chairs. roll-top desk, fat
desks, tables. etc Terms cash.
GEORGE FRANCIS WILLIAMS,
RURR y. EDWARDS,
se13-6t Trustees. sos r ct nv
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS for concrete foundations
and pier work. Office OF Building for
National Museum, Library Of Congress
Washington, u. c, September "a. l9O6-
Sealed proposals VIII be received at this
office until O'CLDCh t. NJ. ON SAT
JJRDAY, THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEM-
BER, 1906. for excavations and concrete
foundations and pier work for the south
pavilion of the new building for the
National Museum IN this city. and
opened publicly Immediately thereafter
Specifications, general instructions and
conditions and blank forms OF proposal
may be obtained on application to this
Office. BERNARD r. GREEN, Super
inten1ent OF Construction.
seI4,15,171S,2A25
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Railroads.
RALTIMORE and OHlO R.R.

BAL lMUhE AMI U1iO h. h.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave an1 -
ROYAL BLUE LINE
ESsry Other Hour on the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. 80 ST. NEW YORK
Z 100 H-u.-Dtn=r, pullman ParlOF.
70 90 a.m.-Bunet. Paricr. . Hr. Train.
tii % a-m.-Dlner ana Pullman Parior ca
= 90 p.m.-DIaer and Pullman Parlor car
sg-o0 y Royal Limited All PuiInsan
ft0o p-m.-Coaches 70 Ph.isdslPhia-
Z 60 pm.-Dtner and Pgllaan Par!aF
IS % pm Coaches 20 Philadelphia
''ll 80 p pm.-sleepers.
s2.57 q n. --SIeepers.
ATLANTIC CITY, .2-57.'T:o0. .s.05. fu:o9
O. m. Il 20. 800. 800 ,. IN.
Every HOUR or THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS. 2 \. 81 TO p. -.
Week DAYS: z:5i, 800. 5:so. 100 7:2o. 500
$50 500. 80. 10-0e. II 90 a. m, 1900 noon
fs.o5 ] 90 90, 500. 4.0O. AS. 800 5:0z $50
SEQ. 6:so zoe. 500. lo.Oo. Io:S5. n:s0 u Is
, sundays. .:61. 200, 1:2o. $50. 500. lo.9o
t:o0. lo:oo. loss, Il 20. :,i- Il q p N
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. 'T:Oo a n.
'CiTSCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS.
PITTSBURG. 'I;oo g. m. 's;l9 D. a.. 1910
CLEVELAND. '9iO D n. COLUMBUS,
WHEELING, 1SS 1905 a. m. $50 p. m.
WlEChE4e4 Elk. 80 a Ei-s - %. &c 200
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 500 a. m 2:d5
noon 4-45. 500 p IN. sundays. $50 a. m and
20 p
LURAY and ELKTOS. 'i.os = NJ. parior
car
FREDERICK. 1855. s'aI5. 1905. f1I,oa
q m. 81 is. 1905. f5 80 D. m.
HAGERSTOWS, tlo:05 a. IA. and 1900 D. n
BOYD and way points. fsS5, s-s rs a n,
'=l.l5. too, t5:S5, ''lo.l0. tn:so pm
GAITHEASBUkG and way points gg.a5
Sssl0 n m.. TI2.5o. '-l5l5. fa-aa -6-oS
70 50. f6 80. - 80. s'lO 10, III 30 y. M
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and vav
points. tS-35. s's.l5 q N. s-1:I5. too. $50
>. n.
sDaiIy. Except Sunday. s'sunaav onIv
Reservation OF Sleeping or Parl0r Car
space. rstes Of fare. etc. VII be quickly fur
nished BY TELEPHONE az all OF the fol-
lowing Ticket Oftices: 1917 G st. Tefepboas
Aain 1881; 6ls Pennsylvania Ave. Telephons
Eain z8l. station, New Jer3ey Ave. and 9
St. Ticket Office. TelephoEe East eS7. Ia
eornatioB Bureau. East ia mylEtf
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SEABOARD AIR LINE ram LMAY
Ticket Umee. g42E Fexna. Ave.

For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
lumbia. savannah. Jacksonville. TsEnpa, At
lAnta. Birmingham. Mobile, Pensaoois sSS
New Orleans.
1900 a. 81. DAILY-SeabOard AfafI-Throueh
Pullman Sleeper TO Jacksonville Fla afsa
through Sleeper Washington 20 BirminshsI0
Ala Cafe Dining Car WashiBEEoa 10 HsEnS
let, n. c.
SB p n DAILY-seaboard Express-so,,s
txains with Pullman Slespers to Jaeksonvfifs.
aad Tampa Through Sisspsr 70 Atiaals-
birmingham and Memphis. Cafe DiRiRE
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Steamboats,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY,

Every day In The year from foot OF 7th
St for Fort Monroe, Norfolk. Newport
perb. powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News Norfolk" and
washington. "
Isv. Washington. 80 pm Lv Portsmouth. 3 pm
I.v Alexandria. = 200 pm ILv. Norfolk.......6 pm
Ar ct Monroe, 7,00 amlI.v Ft Monroe pm
Ar Norfolk. 200 am AT. Alexandria 30 am
Ar. P0rtsmouth.8 100 am AT. Washington am
EB Through connection made at Nor
folk with steamers Of Old Dominion
- Steamship Co for New York. and Mer-
chants ana Miners steamships Tor bOS-
ton
aEFor further information apply at
- general ticket office 7o5 18th St. Col
- Orado Building telephone Main-2290l
or 9Th 81. wharf telephone Maln-s7Gl)
JNO. CALLAHAN.
ID v. Pres & Gen. Mgr.
". Il. CALLAHAN Gen Pass Agt
selS-tf
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$l.oo DOWN. S1.oo MONTE
CAPITOL HEIGHTS,

LOTS SO Up. sc CAR FARE.
Take II 81. cars; get on 6Ist st. ne.
AGENTS on GROUNDS DAILY.
2l4-2l5 McGm Building. sJs-sI4 C 81 nv.
NO INTEREST. no TAXES.
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Bachelor Apartment.

TWO ROOMS and bath, all conveniences sI
up SENECA 627 L St NV Jartfor y,
premises. sei ~
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HOuSefurniShingS.

t2ss FOR SANITARY COUCHEs: SO "a
metal folding beds. paFlor and bedroom
suites, 81 per week. stone water pitchers Ice
go-carts. 81. %. REDMOND'S. S13 7th ST. nv
SOME OF OUR SPECIALS for this week:
Sanitary eouches, s2.4s; iron beds 81 so.
chairs' 10 cents and up reduced prices IN
all lines OF new and second hand furniture
See LONG MATTINGLY. sth and u sts
NV. and save money. au5-tf
HERE a chance 70 buy cook stove for y
It's value; 100 varieties TO select from: house
furnishings OF every description az very low
prices. sN4TZER & LA PORTE. ll29-SI 7th
st. NV. au5-ff
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cessloie 70 clfyi near station 10 acres tim
Der = mile water 'front.' lr. house barn.
other outbuiidiEBs, fruit. shade spring al
house. ideal fCT chicken or duck raising
OF Tor cunning club 81. 80 10 quick buyer
IHE sJILE CO. lnc-). ESQ Louisiana ave.
sei5-tf
LARGE LOTS. SMALL PAYMENTS.
$50 TO sIoo.
Right on electric car line. TO long walks.
pure water. cement walks. shade trees. teIe-
pnons. churches schools nice cottages build
ing. 4 lot FREE II this advertisement mis-
represents property. Drop postal for particu-
laTE
EDWARD DANIELS. 1910 H St. n. ".
sel5-tf
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LoSI-f oung collie dog. months old; white
breast, I Whlle Leet; name Rover Reward II
returned 20 405 T. Capitol ct sei7-st
LOSI-e4old nhgree pin. heur-de-lis. SaDteu-
Der u, between 9Th and Fssr C,s,ft', - a.,
and T sts. Reward. HOME ICE co 12tb
and Y sts. NV. Seis 4, IL
LOsT-AlI the rats in our house ~ 1-P-
CLAY. The Ferret Man. S27 Louisiana ave.
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FOR SALE Cheap 10. in Brghtwood Park
JOHN G FOSTER. 1922 sth St NV. sel7-at
WHAT IS YOUR BID for lot l1. in bIorE
% I'm American University IIeIri1ts -
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Piano and Voice.

PIANO AND VOICE. propose taking a stu
dent Of average mind through any grade in
six months; especial attention given 10 ex-
preston, time, and techniCi popular pieces
given; lessons al your home: terms reason
able; f0u term open. MRS. G.. NJ. CALD-
WELL 1925 North Capitol 81. sels-3t
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For Rent--StabIes.

FOR RENT-Two-story stable; room for two
horses and a carriage or wagon. Inquire AZ
q St n1s sels-st
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Miscellaneous.

A-oI.D CARPETS WOVEN MO M -.
rigs only weaving concern here. WASH
ISdTON RUG CO.. sl 9Th ST NV Phone
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For Rent--Stores.

FOR RENT-One OF the best stores IN Wash
ingt0n; 1923 Pennsylvania ave NV; oppositf
Southern Railway Office; convenient to Wi.
lard Hotel, New National Theater: In fact
the best location IN Washington for ann
business. Apply TO W. II. BROWN. I4S.
Pennsylvania ave. NV. seis-7t
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WE HAVE some fine bargains In OLIVER
typeWriters. never been used only $3.50.
WELLINGTON OFFICE. 500 18th 81. seIl-tf
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY.

Trains leave District Line Staten for Ches-
apeake Beach daily al $50 and 9.Zj a. m. and
$40 D. "a.
Returning, leave the Beach at 6.35 a. m. 2.sO
and eco p. III.
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Found.

FOUND-That hats renovated equal 10 1e1-
straw and Panama speciality. VIENN !
HAT CO, 500 l4th ST NV. s,-5s 49, =
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VIRGINIA suburban homes and farms cCn-
yenient 20 cars and city. b. n DAVIDSON
Real Estate, Rossiyu, Va seT5-g6t
PRETTY hye-rOom Swiss cottages on 29th
and S9th sts. ne,i Rogers addition sit Rain
Ter, AdT large lots; $3.50 cash, balance so
per month; price. 81. zoe Ask for ROGERS,
owner. once IN station. District line Mr
Rainier. Nd. OF 34s y St nv se6-14r
LOTS on zsth and 31th sts. ne. IN RoEers
addition, Mt. Rainier. Nd, high and beau
uful location, me shade. splendid water
pure air no typhoid or malaria. excellent
car service and one fare; lots I tines
umes-4 times times larger than ordip-
ary city lots. average price 500 70 500; This
section IS the only part OF Washington that
anorcs 20 people OF moderate means de-
ightful homes and sure and safe invest
mentsi couveyaEcing. recording and title
free Ask for ROGERS. IN District line Of
nce station, or 344 81 NV Take q 81
or New York ave cars going east Mary
land ONCE open TIL 9 o'clock ses-aIf
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For Rent-Apartments.
FOR RENT.
THE BLISS PROPERTIES.
YOUR LAST CHANCE

| TUX KEN i.
THE BLISS PROPERTIES.
YOUR LAST CHANCE.
There are only Few apartments left in
each builiing listed below.
/ a ST NV. facing CapitoI Parl-1e
| apartments Of and rooms each with
buHet kitchen, cabinet refrigerator man
Tel book cases. porches. heat and hot wa
ter' ana long-distance telephone. PRICE.
$50 gP.
TIE ASTORIA. Third and C sts. NV. tnear
PENSION Dfnce).-Rocns, single and IN
suite. Electric elevator, steam heat hot
water light free. Building has modern
drug store excellent cafe. and harbsr
IS TIP '-S
THE PENHURsT. - H st nc-One-half
block from Government PRINTING OfSca
APARTMENTS & and rooms. steam heat
and hot water. so UP
THE RAYMOSD-Si4 Twentv-se,ond a. NV
Devoted entirely 70 broom apartments
having buffet kitchens. tiled baths. p-i-
All outside rooms OF good size and ,ysI
arranged PRICE. s25 Up.
THE KINGMAN. 423 Mass. ave nw-Ds-
sirable location. Modern building. But
one 5-room apartment for rent PRICE.
THE Lorraine. I4o4 Park st. nw.-A Col
umbia Heights Apartment building But
2ne apartment remains, rooms and hath.
SIXTH AND K SITS. NE -Two-story rats.
front and rear porches. nice lawns. heat
and hot water supplied from one plant.
rooms and bath. So.
DWELLINGS
ONE MONTHS RENT FREE
1885 Park St, Mt Pleasant y rooms
ana bath'-.---.- s55
Is24 n. r. ave. n,g.. u rooms and baths. 50
2Sl9 18Th St NV. y rooms and BATH. 80
25Z0 18th 81. NV, j rooms and bath. 50
folder, descriptive OF all properties mall
ed upon request. Write or telephone
W. E. COwEN, Manager,
ROOM %. BLISS BUILDING.
IS B STREET NORTHWEST.
Phone T. SIS se17-tf
$500 4th st. NV, rooms ana bath. ........ $50 %
-Four rooms and bath NJ 81. ne......... % 50
5G25 o ST NV, rooms and bath. "a %
CHAS. S, MUIR & co. (NC.),
sel7-2t 1903 New York Ave
SIG 18th sT.-S20; FIVE rooms and bath;
rear porch and yard; hot-water heat.
KARRICK & METCALF, 1893 G st seI6-3t
FOR RENT-lOs2 9Th st. ne. rooms; porce-
lain bath gas range; nicely papered; rent
&ll. Key at grocery, cor. 9Th and 7. sts. ne
F. 5. COLLINS co. Unc). 703 18th 81. NV.
IS TO sI2 for two and three room apartments
Ia the Dorchester. corner 18th st. and Mary
land ave, sw.; handsome baths; steam heat:
hot and cold water. janitOr service. au5-tf
Hotel Apartments.
THE CAIRO.
Further extensive improvements have
been made during the past sumner
making the Cairo absolutely the finest
apartments IN Washington. Inspect our
apartments Of from one room and bath IN
furnished or unfurnished. Finest public
dining room in the city. Hotel service
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STORE. suitable for most any business: best
location Ia city. 422 10th st. NV. ssls-et
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Wanted-HOuSes.

Wanted-HOuses.
wANTED-House with small store and about
eight rooms state location and terms. Ad-
dress Box 800. Times Office. seis-st
WANTED-By GERSON DENT 8 co. phone
N 1873. GIL Ith 81 NV. your house 70 sell
or rent. a trial viii convince you that we
are up 10 date, Remember We sell and rent
houses. sel6-st
wANTED-T7yenty-nve houses 10 -ent FOR
colored people. have client for same GER
s0N DENT & co. GIL 5th 81 NV. sel6-st
For Rent-FIatS.
THREE-FOOW FLAT. gas and heat: Tsa-
sonable; corner SIN End o. Slt selS-2t
FOR RENTING rooms and hath Tor $3.50
E25 81 nw. Come and see. sel1-St
THREE ROOM FLAT. basement; gas range.
hot-Waler heat. so zoZ0 q 81 NV. sel6-6t
For Rent-Onices.
FOR RENT-sI2 IN ST NV. entire ihird
rooms on second floor reasonable rent. Ap-
Ply LEO BAUM with GoidenbeTs, sel7-St
FOR RENT-6o5 7th ST. NV, two rear
rooms on third floor two front and two
rear rooms on fourth hoori light airy rooms;
reason bic rent Apply LEO BAUM. with
GoldenbeFg. seI7-st
DESK ROOM for rent In finest ofnees IN
Washington highest references given and
required Address BOX g38 Times Office.
seI6-3t
FOR RENT-Desirabls once room on second
floor. Warder building. corner eth and sts.
three large front windows. electric Light and
steam heat Apply ROOM !. WaEdeT build
Ing. 9Th and + sts. au9-4
HANDSOME OFFICES for rent IN the NUN
SEY BUILDING. on St. facing Pennsyl-
vania ave. between 18Th and 18th sts Mod
crate rents. heat. light, and 1anitor service
free Inquire II. H FULLER REALTY Co,
sI3-I4-l5 Munsey Building seI4-tf
For Sale-FarmS.
FOR SALE SMALL BARGAIN FARMS:
81. .ooo-4 acres. 4r- house, Fairfax, Va
l.SU0-ofs acres. near Beuning, -, c.
s.. 000-l0 acres. l0r. house; AveneI Nd
S2.o00-TakOua Park: 6-room house etc
BOOTHS xARM AGENCY, ouray Bldg.
Largest Lists Farms and Country Property.
sel@-tf
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For Exchange.

TWO ACRES FENCED. hve-room house.
S4lo, poultry house. well. oaks. fruit berries.
500 cash, $3.50 stock groceries or c igars and
tobacco; balance 1000; pay Sl4O0 monthly.
r. l.. MILLER, East Hyattsviile sels-3t
FOR RENT-D-sk room. ground floor in
exchange Tor answering phone from 10 to
TIE MOSLER SAFE CO. 609 18th st. NV.
seIT-3t
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Hotel Apartments.
THE CAIRO.

THE CAIRO.
Further extensive improvements have
been made during the past summer
making the Cairo absolutely the finest
apartments IN Washington. Inspect our
apartments OF from one room and bath up.
furnished or unfurnished Finest public
dining room in the city. Hotel service.
WILLIAM CATO,
seIS-tf NFss,,t..-
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-07-20

IEPER APPEARS
1t k 1!

CUMBERLAND, Nd, July 20
The authUritie of calmeerland'
were alarmed BY a report Yesterday
That leper had boarded the nefn-
ling Train from EIkins en- route to
cumberland The local board of
heath sent city physician, @ q.
Brace, to Ripley, opposite Cumber-
hand to intercept the supposed NC
tim. II was found later that l,e
left the train with q companion at
West Virginia Junction, near Pied
|mont.
The Piedmont authorities learned
lof his presence and DR.. Q. T. Kali
baugh examined the man. Or. Kal-
|baush stated last night that the man
was surely suffering from tnbercular
|leprosy in aggravated fern. The
victim is a Syrian peddler. The
disease was worst broken ont on the
mans face and hands. DR.. Kali
lbaush said the man WIS not defair-
led at Piedmont, which has no hos
Ipital He was list seen moving to-
wards Keyser.
A dispatch received this morning
from Kevser stated that the leper
and his companion had been appres
Ihended IN Keysor and would be held
lpending a complete examination Of
1.-THE disease. It is stated that the
1.-TWO men were bound for New York
and the leper expected to find a
home in the leper colony oneNorth
Brother Island.
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ANOTHER Factory
MAY CONE

Mr.. Charles E. Lambert, secretary
cfthe Board OF Trade. is getting along
very nicely with the plans OF the
Board, and within short time Offices
win be ope7ed and the board will get
down to business in real earnest a
.arger portionot the money subscribed
has been collected By Mr.. Landlord,
saa the finances OF the board are get
tiag IN splendid shape.
Mapufacturiag concerns IA various
sections Of the country have already
begun to take notice. as Mr. Landlord
kas quite an extensive correspondence
in reference. to the advantages here
aad the desire Of such concers to To-
cate here.
Among the inquiries received by Mr..
Lambert il one from a brass ana iron
bsdstead company. which Ia elated
With the Inducements here srch az
cheap gas. Further negotiations viii
be bad, and it Is probable the concern
win locate here.
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BURGL ARS TRY TO Enter
WOOL SALE h0US

Merchentss Policemaa R. c. Brooks
prevented : wholesale robbery Isst
night * the Bailey Wholesale PrOauoS
house. AZ $50 O'Clock this morainx
AZ he was making bis rounds. be DIS
covered that somebody vas trying 10
enter the front door. He crept cam
tiously up to the door, but the would
be robber, discovering that somebody
was watching him. Immediately nsd.
going In the direction Of the old short,
Line. Mr.. Brooks then tested the
doors and windows and found them
securely locked.
Not satisfied with diving away ona
burglar Mr.. Brooks summoned Police
man Harry Brooks and John Nelson
from their city beats to assist him fn
making further inveaigatioa They
surrounded the place, with tie intsn-
ton Of executing mlnate search for
any further attempt to commit rob
berry, but the second man was = little
too quick for them. and discovering an
opportunity TO escape, he took advans
rags OF II, and was soon beyond their
reach, Notwithstanding the fact that
an effort was made tohaN him. When
no made the break Tor freedom Police
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-07-20
G|NGY HAS
RECENT SCANDAL

CINCINNATI, O., July 90 =
The recent exposures il rssara 10
the method of conducting the House
of Refuge today resulted il; he sus-
pension of Superintendent Allison
and his assistant, Costello, pending
the Investigation regarding the
cruelty to inmates. The allegations
made are to the effect that Allison
and Costello together With the mat
rons in charge Of the v.ri ,us de-
partments shamefnlly beat and
abused children who were sent there
for shelter. It IS alleged That the
little ones were tied up in their
night gowns and lashed with buggy
whips until the flesh was horribly
torn. In one instance the sppertsl-
|tendent took a burly negro and a
white girl aged sixteen in his pm
vate Office and told Tie negro to kiss
her The aerois 6g:.ss on the part
of the girl and the negro's persis-
tence Afforded g.cat sport for. The
superintendent
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1906-07-20
ST PETERsBURG
ILL EXCITED
{By Associated Press. J

ST. PETERSBURG, July 20
Extreme nervousness and excite.
nent pervades all classes owing to
the fear that the action Of the bower
house Of parliament in adopting at
\ O'Clock This morning an address to
the people may be a signal for q
coup detata against parliament. It
is ruinOred that stepkas beer d.
|cided upon and the Strana prints
d report that a Tnperialukase order
ling The dissolution of Parliament
has already been signed. Follow
ling the general alarm increased BY
The fact that all night long 4 guard
IF regiments has been marching IN
TO the city.