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We are authorized to announce
NJ. WARDLOW

IA q candidate Tor kepresehtause
from Grant parish In the next 1ener,
nj Assembly. subject to the action y.
the Democratic voters In the PRIMARY
election held to make nominations
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ma a candidate for Police Juror rom
Ward Five. subject tn the act'oh VI
the Democratic primary election.
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We are authorized to announce
- -. II L. EWIS

as a candidate for Sheriff of Grant
,s,rish. subject to the action oil the
Democratic voters In the primary
election held to make nominations.
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Telephone No. AZ and j. A. Hyde
will deliver your groceries to you.
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Fo, Police Juror. Ward Four.
We are authorized to announce
M. Fl. NUGENT
IA a candidate for Police Juror rom
Ward Four. subject to the nom'na-
ton III the Democratic party III tue
primary election.
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nj Grant parish. as u candidaIe 10!
senator from the district cOmposed
III Grant. VIM and Caldwell. sutr
iact to the action of the Democratic
voters in the primary election.
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We are authorized ~ announce
ID E0RTSON

as a candidate for Sheriff Of Grant
,,arish. subject to the action al the
Democratic voters la the primary
,.lpet ion held to make nominations. Z
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-09-21

q. A. TYSON
IA candidate for police juror from
Ward Two. subject to the action oi
the Democratic party In primary
electiOB.
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S0ULE BUSINESS COLLEGE

0OULH COLLEGE e the Lending And
1ighest Grade Dusinese. ehortht nd and
Is q recognized everywhere ~ Vide
AWake. Practical, Reliable ogvetsive.
Popular and ouccessfu1 School. ~ makes
- deluolve pr0mises 10 secure ssuoente-
0OULH COLLEoE owns and occup1ee
ne Einest Businese ecaool DuSidin9 n
America. 10 Experienced Teachers. 8eck-
sSnd for New illustrated Circular.
- $50. 8OULH = S9US-
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A warm time at }. ". Duncan Go
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elf we haven't got it we'll get it
LADIES

E,ll line of Fall Dress Goods.
Including Silks. Brilliantlnes'
Mercerised goods, Broao-
nIo+h HIGH Grade Bingham.
and a splendid selecIion u
Prints, Fine Linens, Lawns
shirt Waists. and Hosiery
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MOORE g HILL (Inc.),
1888 G St. n. w.

Headquarters FOR Everything IN Real Estate.
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SCIENTIST EXPLAINS
FABRIC OF BIOLOGY

Could It be shown cOnclusiyely that
! an organism-say, a living man-is in
no sense made up OF an aggregation OF
separate autonomous urits-what are
called Cells-the whole fabric of biology
would collapse DarWins "gemmules,
Haeckels ''plastidules." Weismann' S
''biophores" and various other elements
in contemporary science would become
as imaginary as the gold at the end Of
the rainbow.
The definition Of life, so far as biology
has any definition OF life, would have
! 10 be framed anew. The cell-theory
| would go by the board. Such an event
would amount TO a scietnific sensation
/ in comparison with which the first ap-
pearance OF The Origin of Species"
would seem as the explosion of a fire
cracker beside an eruption Of Vesuvius
For II would be evident that every iiv-
ing organism does not begin as a single
cell Biology is now based upon the
proposition that when a single cell
reaches a certain size II begins to d.
vide. Il Is this division according to
Spencer. Haeckel and the rest which
shapes the growth of 1.-THE heterogeneous
muluceilular individual" from 1.-THE
homogeneous unicellular creature" All
this is mere superstition II the cell be
not the unit of life.
Now. Dr. Edmund Montgomery. on
the strength of his own direct observa-
lions, claims to have positively ascer-
tanned this very revolutionary circum-
hldhCt. aVtoiidSiu' lNAhB substance
owes Its vitality. its being alive. to
process carried on between itself and
it's environment at the surface Of con-
tact This process is called functional
disintegration" by Dr. Montgomery. 1t
IS a process Induced from without. 1t
IS followed by functional refrigeration
from within. Thus the unit of biology
Is not the cell. which Is purely adven-
titious. but that integral whole consti-
tuting the entire organism which we
call a man or a worm or a fsh.-Cur-
rent Literature for July
The Washington times., 1907-07-16
DUGGLEBY RELEASED
TO PITTSBURG CLUB

Manager William Murray. Of the
Phillies. announced yesterday that
William Duggleby had been released TO
the Pirtsburg club. Duggleby is the
oldest member OF the Phnlles' pitching
stan and has been with the Philnes for
many years. When the American
League entered this city Duggleby
signed with the Athletics but later de-
cided 10 remain with the National
League club. He pitched Only two or
three games this wear and has been IN
able 10 take his regular turn In tl:s box
owing 10 slight injury received IN the
first series at New York
With the present staff OF the IhllHcs
working IN good shape. Manage sIltr-
ray had no further use for Duggleby.
The latter has been released for A money
consideration, no player figuring in the
The Washington times., 1907-07-16
PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN
WILL BE LUNA'S GUESTS

All the public school children OF
Washington and Alexandria have been
extended the courtesies Of Luna Park
for Monday afternoon, July p. Man
ager Goodfellow has arranged series OF
special events for the little ones, and
between the hours OF and 4 o'clock all
concessions controlled by the park will
be at the children's disposal There will
De sports upon the athletic field, a spe-
cially arranged program in the moving
picture theater, and no end OF amuse-
ment will be found on the concourse OF
concessions lined up along the Trail"
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INSTITUTE TEAM TIES
AL0YSIUS FOR FIRST

BY defeating the Atlantics, Is 70 8,
st. Stephens Institute tied with Aloysius
for the lead in the Capital City League
yesterday. Mcmahon, Kicker. and Bryan
were clouted hard by the clubmen. while
/, Jim Kerr twiried a mastery game. let
TIM; the Atlantics down with three HIS.
errJrs being responsible for four OF their
runs
The feature was the playing Of Rube
) Clark and Norman Kraft Clark got
four hits and made a hard stop Of a
sizzling grounder. and Kraft caught well
and scored four runs on four bases on
balls.
The score.
The Washington times., 1907-07-16
TWO DYING IN WRECK
ON ERIE, NEAR CANTON

CANTON. Ohio. July 1.-two persons
are at the point of death today, while
others are seriously injured as the re-
suit OF a wreck on the Erie near here,
Passenger train No. II, eastbound, struck
a broken rail. The first coach, com
biuation car. was telescoped. The other
two coaches rolled down a bank.
The fatally injured: L. NJ. Mcdowell
bagga gemaster. both legs broken; in
ternally injured; +. 5. Boss, Kenton. in
ternally injured.
The seriously injured: Justin Brewer
Harding county. Ohio; Z. A. Everheart
fireman. Lima, Ohio.
Six others were less seriously injured
while over a score were cut and
bruised.
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE CONDUIT
once Of Constructing Quarterrnaster. Walter
Reed Army General Hospital Takorna Sub
station, Washington. d. c. July 1907
Sealed Proposals. IN triplicate. subject TO
usual conditions. win be received here until
y O'Clock. noon. July IS 1897 for construc-
ing Concrete Conduit on reservation Of wal
ter Reed Army General Hospital. approxi-
mately 1000 feet long. eight feet wide and
five feet high. in the clear. covered with re-
inforced concrete slabs. Specifications and
other necessary Information furnished on an
pication. United States reserves right to
accept or reject any or all bids or any part
thereof Proposals TO be marked Proposals
for Concrete Conduit" and addressed 10
MAJOR J. T. GRADES. O. NJ. fy2245lel7
The Washington times., 1907-07-16
ELKS ARE STUNG
BY CHESTY PUGS
Ryan and Russell Refuse to
Fight in Philly.

PHILADELPHIA, July IG.-It remain
ed for the Washington Sporting Club 10
work the best bunco game on the visit
ing Elks-
Fortunately. not many OF tlie Hello
Bills were present TO get stung. IL
there had been more. that wealthy Chi
cagoan and former Philadelphia. Mr..
Adam Ryan. might have consented TO
fight AS II Was, Ryan entered the ring
and announced that there was not
enough money IN the house TO pay him
10 strip. Hence the bout with INK Rus
sell, announced as the WInd-up. and
paid for by the few bilked sports pres
ent. never came of.
Mr.. Ryan neglected to tell what his
present income is. But old acduaint-
ences were present who remarked thaS
small as the house was, Il contained
more money than he made IN half a
year before he became a lighter.
No Excuse for Chest.
Ryan expressed himself as surprised
at the poor turnout. He needn't have
been. He was never a drawing card
At hts best and now that he Is reaching
1he back number class. he need expect
little IN the way Of patronage.
Finding that ne lost his wind-up.
Manager Mccartney sought 10 make
good by pitching Young LOughery and
Young Nitchie This was as poor 4
choice as the original pair carded for
the main event. Nltchie and Loughery
went through the motions for a round
and a half, and then Referee Tommy
Keenan, found the OdOr frOu, the putre-
flying bout more than he could endure
he quit the ring IN disgust, and an
nounced that the sufferers could see
another show next Monday on tho
coupons they bought for las night.
The Washington times., 1907-07-16
CHESAPEAKE and OHIO RY.

tSchcdule IN eject June ~ 1919
zoo T. Mold DOAISION EMPRESS
DaNy-Stops az principal points IN Viz
GINA NCsLlbule train. STANDARD coaches.
paricr car 70 Clifton Forge and cluuec-
lion for Virginia HOt Springs, Pullman
slecpers Clifton Forge Il Louisville. ca
clunau. Indianapolis. St Louis. and Chi
cage Dining car with Ia carte service
from GorIousylle.
40 P. M-New &. s. O. Limited. Daily
Fast new vestl5uls .rain: stops only AZ
Gord0nsyiIe. Charlottesville. StauItoD.
clifton Forge. and COylngton. Va. Whit,
Sulphur. konC=Nerle. and Hinton. " Va
Pullman slecpers 10 Lexington. LoulsyiIls
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. ST. Louis. aus
Chicago. Dining Cars, q Ia carte service.
One night cut.
mo = M-F +. '. LIMITED Daily
solid vestlbule train Pullman sleepers n
Cincinnati Lexington. and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car % Virginia 40,
Springs week days Dining Cars a Ia
carte sa.yice- Slccpers Cincinnati 10 chi
Cago and St Louis and Louisville no
Memphis Nashville. ana Southwest
Reservations and tickets az L-hesaue7i-e a-1
OHIO Offices. SIS Pennsylvania ave. GO Isf-
st near r: and Sixth Street station. TeIa-
phone, Main 1880. Tor Pennsylvania r IL
Cab Service. and Main los5 Tor & n ID
Ticket Oaice- 1egJ-tf
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BETHANY AND NINTH
CHANGE POSITIONS

Bethany and Ninth changed positions
in the East Washington Sunday School
League yesterday afternoon. Bethany
movins up into second position and
Ninth dropping to third as the result
or the game played between these teams
at Thirteenth and D streets northeast.
Scorc-Eethany. 20. Ninth, 3.
The features were the pitching OF
Wooden. who held Ninth down TO four
hits, and the batting OF Wood. who
made a triple. double, and a single IN
four times at bat.
The score.
The Washington times., 1907-07-16
MACCABEES OF THE WORLD
IN TRIENNIAL SESSION

DETROIT, Mich, July 16.-With all
previous contests regarding insurance
settled, and the surplus fund growing
a million dollars year, the Naccabees
OF the world opened up their triennial
session here today. The committee on
new business presented a plan for the
giant merger OF all branches OF the
order into one great body. The com
mittee recommended the establishment
Of junior Maccabees order as an aux
HAIRY. The order now has 10000 mem
bers and a surplus OF 100000
The Washington times., 1907-07-16

First base by errors-St. Stephens I. AT
lantics. & Left on bases-St. stephens 5.
Atlantics. 1. First base on baUs-On Mona
hon. /. on Kerr. ?. or Bryan. g. Innings
pitched-By Mcmahon, Is: by Bryan. 3 "a:
by Kicker. l. Hits made-On Mcmahon 4.
on Bryan. 10; on Kicker. ,. Struck out-By
Kerr, 4; by Bryan. l. Two-base hits-Hein-
rich. Kerr. Clark 90, Kicker. c. Salb, King
Sacrifice hit-DraeEer. Stolen bases-HuEhes
King. sutton 60. Buscher. Moriartty, Kraft
Cd Double play-Buscher 10 Kraft Wild
pitchss-Kerr t2). Bryan t3). Mcmahon
Passed oall-C. Salb. Umpire-Mr. la Favor
Time II game hour and p minutes
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SN0RER BONDED IN $50;
WOKE MAN TWO BLOCKS OFF

LOGANSPORT. Ind. July l6.-Carson
Emery vas arraigned in court yester-
DAY, charged with snoring so loudly that
he kept neighbOrs from sleeping
He lives two blocks from me- said
Louis +. CARRIER. the prosecuting wit
ness. but last night he kept me awake
by his snoring"
Police Judge Smith put Emery under
so bond 20 keep the peace.
The Washington times., 1907-07-16
MEMORIALS VICTORS
OVER HOWARD TEAM

The Memorials beat the crack Howard
Printing Company team on the Monu-
ment grounds yesterday. The game was
fast and exciting. the Memorials land
Ing Ave double plays. and Evans and
Norriss. for the winners, holding the
losers 10 four hits. Features Of the
game we're the fielding Of Evans and
McDonough. and the batting OF Norriss,
Hubard. BROMLEY, and Evans, for the
winners. and Howard, Purcell, and Cur
ley, for the losers.
The sCOre.
The Washington times., 1907-07-16
For Rent-Suburban.
Railroads.
BALTIMORE & CHIC r. r,

BAL lMUhE & CHlU h. h.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave and c 81
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour on tbs Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
100 a. m.-Llner. Pullman PariOr-
1890 q. m.-R1ffet. ParlOr. Hr. Train
ssg5OO a.m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
I'll 90 a-n.-Dlner and Pullman Parlor Car.
100 p.m.-Oiner and Pullman Parlor Car
600 p-m.-''ROyal Limited" All Pullman
400 p.m.-COaches TO Philadelphia
800 p.m.-Dlner and Pullman Parlor.
800 p-m.-Coachcs 70 philadelphia
eli 80 p-m--Sleepers-
s252 a-m.-Sleepers.
ATLANTIC CITY. t7:Oo. 900. tI1.Oo a. m.
GNNAPoLIs. week days. 500 a. m. 12-o5
nOon. 40 go pm. sun. $50 an. 80 pm.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
'"esA q qSyI Rsi ~ a;Pii e P.m)
'267 f6;Oo "a 80. 100 "I-DJ fs-Qos 's.so. 300
TOO 90 ..is. fz55 900 $50. '.ss5 "a 4 20
a. +J-U1 ~ o. = 3D. 1900 $50 100 500
II 30 -lO.gL sl0:1t. 30. IL IS D. N.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. '9:l0 a. ~. 'l-Z2. 30 D. m.
CINCINNATI 81. LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE. sg.iO u m. $40 >. n. 1920 night
FITTsBUBG. '5-lo q u. - '9:I0 >. n.
CLEVELAND. $40 ?. m
COLUMBUS. $50 p m.
WHEELING. "3:l0 a. m SO D. m
WINCHESTER 1910 a. L.. f4-Q5. toe pm
FREDERICK. 20. 1910. ''9.l5 an. 81 30.
HAGERSTOWN. 1910 a. ~. 800 .. m.
sDaily. fEXSept sunday. '@Sunday oniv
TELEPHONES at all OF the following Ticket
Oihcss: 1917 z ST. Main l5sl. 6I9 PeEasyiaris
and { ST.. Ticket ONCE. East CS4. Information
bureau. East IA tez-tf
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.FIRECRACKER LEAGUE
HAS STRONG FINISH

A strong finish by Brookland Metho-
dist landed IT victor over the Con-
gressiOnals. In the Independence League
yesterday, by S 10 6. Five of Brook
lands runs We're made in the last two
innings. Herrigan led in batting, with
a double and two singles.
The score:
The Washington times., 1907-07-16
Auction Sales

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE-On THURSDAY.
JULY IS. al the GREATER WASHINGTON
SALESROOMS. 625 Louisiana ave. NV. we
sell all the goods and chattels for storage
due and unpaid OF the following names
Charles Morton. William Harris. Lucy Peace.
Maggie White. Ida Casey. Mrs Dorsey THE
UNION STORAGE AND FURNITURE CO..
$50 10Th 81. NV jy1l-6t-exSu
The Washington times., 1907-07-16
CATHEDRAL HIGHLANDS

located at the intersection Of Massachusetts
and Wisconsin avenues. adjacent TO Friend
ship south OF Cleveland Park with an eie-
walton OF 40 feet: AL city convenfences:
sewer. water. and gas free 20 purchasers:
streets now graded. macadamized- walks lait
and beautiful shade trees fully grown; 32c 70
sc Der snuare foot. 800 cash: so fnonthly or
- CASH balance annually Write phone
or cal Tor plat and information. WILLIAM
+; MAITEsON. GlT and els Colorado Bldg
Phone Main GO api5eod-tf
FOR SAI.E-New house. seven rooms: oak
shade one square from cars on BRENTWOOD
rad. Immediate possession Apply 20 owner
X -cQJ 4SION, Woodbridge. IS G. Jy15-3t
S4sS ta)-SEW 4r cottage and S acres good
trucking land, directly On trolley. for only
S-.1CL An exceptional opportunity not % be
overlooked THE SOCLE co. GncJ. 63l la
ave. f-r--7+
BERWYN BARGAIN; 3 acres Or house.
chicken house. barn. fruit. shade. s. 500
terms same as rent Don't miss f. THE
SOU IL CO. Inc. go La We iyI5-3t
GROOM house. L minutes from Cap,to.;
.ot -sNlsl. stable. alley. rented n yearly tez-
ant AZ $40 Ter month. Price Ss.lG5-S750
cash balance So uonthiy. Address OPPOR-
IINITN. Times Office f,-10--t
The Washington times., 1907-07-16

Earned runs-Brookland. 3. Congressionais
5. Left on bases-Brooklands. s: Congresslon-
ais 5. First base on balls-On Heitt 2: on
Thomas, >. Hits made-On Heitt u: on
Thomas, I. Struck out-By Heitt Z; by
Thomas, s. 'Two-base hits-Thomas On Wal
ton. J. Heitt. Harrigan. Sacrifice bits
Bielaski, II Heitt. Keller Fague. Stolen
bas's-Cord, HorriEan t3J Hrits Avery.
Faque %. Perry. Yeager. Kramer Wild
pitches-Thomas, /. L Heitt %. Umpire
Mr.. Glunt Time OF game hour and Y
minutes
The Washington times., 1907-07-16
Unless Has Been Advertised It Has Not Really Been OFFERED For Sa
For Suburban.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FRUIT and poultry farm. % acres Of fine
land set 10 fruit and berries all fenced
5-rocn hocse. all necessary outbuildlngs.
miles from steam snd trolley roads. a
bargain al
FOR SALE-Fine truck farm directly on
turnpike 50 acres good land: wen watered.
variety Of fruit: 7-rO0rn house and outbuild-
lnBss excellent aeighborhood.
PRICE s2.5o3
TOR eALE-Fruit and track farm convenient
% trolley me ia acres of splendid land.
spring and stream, LOO fruit trees. good
dwelling. This is worth Investigating.
$500
FOR SALE-Dairy farm; only 70 minutes %
statlon. = acres OF choice land. all fenced:
nice dwelling and all needful outbuiIdlngs:
nearly new; fine timber and an abundance
Of fruit
FOR sALE-High-class dairy and stock
farm 80 acres OF very rich land: all fenced
well watered. VIII harvest 60 tons OF hay
this season. handsome Broom residence
beautiful lawn. fine barn: near steam and
trolley cars Owner viii sell or exchange
Tor city property This IS truly a uagnid-
cent property and well worthy OF inves-
tigatioE.
PRICE s4Oc3.
n l. "a y $ p L RY
II 1871 18th 81. n w
FOR sALE-Frve acres: Or. house. barn
chlcEen house. shade CT old oaks. beautiful
new lovely country home: nothing more
attractive. trade FOR city THE SOULE co.
- ~ - 1te- JylS-st
DO YOU WANT A HOAiE-we are prepared
20 sell on rental terms your choice OF thra,
new houses. deliEhtfuIIy situated ia Hvatts
VIE; al modern improvements; Including "a
ana electricity; s.. 700 y S3s0e-
r. y. RYON & Co,
Commercial National Bank Building.
The Washington times., 1907-07-16

Earned rOns-betnany. ! Ninth. 2 LeIL
on bases-Bethanv. S; Ninth / First base on
bails-On Wooden. l: OF Dodd. 3. Struck
out-By Wooden. 2: by Dodd. s. Three base
nit-Wood. Two base hits-wood. Clark.
Sacrifice hits-Evans Stuckert Wood. Finni-
gan ? Stolen bases-WoOd 4; Zaneln. >:
Baliinger Stuckert, Moreland. Mcdonald.
Double play-H Zaneln TO lie Mat. Hit
by pitcher-By Dodd. !. Wild pitch-wOoden.
Passed balls-WoOd. BroOme. Umpire-HOf-
man. Time % game hour and g minutes.
The Washington times., 1907-07-16

On the RECOMMENDATION OF Dan
Brouthers. scout, the New York Ma
tionals have bought Larry Doyle. second
baseman OF the Springfield, HI, team,
paying the big sum of 1900 for his re-
lease He will join the club in a few
The Washington times., 1907-07-16
SOUTHERN RAiLMAY

-. B.-FouOwlng schedule figures publi.,.,
only as lAilTIlaSl'l, and are NOT guAraDteg.i
800 ~ M--Dan,Nie and Nay statigns
as A A--1iarrlAonbuTg 1Ed way ststfg7,
800 A. A--Sleeprrs aad coaches 10 a .Ianra
ana New JrlCaus- Dining Car.
'll.O0 a. M---SleeyCrs and coaches 70 Co
lumDia, Savannah, aua J.sShsSusIliu. IJIniS.
car
+4.Cl p. notwithstanding AID way statfou,
49, p N - Charlottesville W-orrenr1-
and way stations; StrasbUrB week days
s6.I5 \. IA -SIeepers ana coaches n A,
lAuta and Columbus. Ca Sunset RolIr,
Tourist S4cepcr u san FruDcisc0 tri- weeislr
- 30 P M.-Sleepers and coaches, 10 co..
logte, Columbia, and Augusta Dining a.
sl0.l5 =. A.-Sieepgrs and coaches 90
LynchourB aud BRISTOL - C'natra1uuac.a -
pEiE. ana Sew Orleans - ainE Car
81 ~ 4. Anew lOth and Ne~ O-iaar,
Limited Solid Pullman 70 AShevIIls A.
lAnta. Birming ham. and New Orleans. DIN
lng car. CluU anu Obsery atom cara
Nste-'Da.ly. fWCek days.
c. IL ACkERT. = II. EARDWrCK
'. r. q u IA =. z 81
". Il TANLOE. GA l. 5. BROWN. Q A
T--rf
The Washington times., 1907-07-16

Again change in the batting order
of the New York Americans. Chase is
now leading on See how the change
worked yesterday
The Washington times., 1907-07-16

IL
FOR SALE-Easy terms. New six rooms
anu oath houses: pcbbledash fronts Nos. ~
and "a Morton 81 NV lots 25Nif2iz. Price.
81. 200-S200 cash, $50 per month; Nos. 100 73l.
745 and 747 KEN on 81. same as above
Price. S3.-00-S2OO cash. Exchange Tor whole
group would be entertained. GEORGE \.
WORTUINGT,)S. 1910 @ -. NV jyi5-2t
s.. 65G-BRICE. : rooms. bath and modern
Improvements. stable: large lot. near 9th
and II SITS. re-. A Zig Bargain s. T..
SMITH REALLY CO.. 2u Colorado bldg
tyIG-3t
The Washington times., 1907-07-16

Karger, the st. Louis Cardinals
pitcher, shut out the New Yorks and
followed it VI by shutting out the
Rostons
The Washington times., 1907-07-16

Frank Chances suspension is up to-
day. and he VIII take up his first base
duties in Boston this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1907-07-16
BASEBALL NOTES.

Jesse TannehiH has been doing effec-
tive work in the box for the Boston
Americans lately.
The Washington times., 1907-07-16
Birds. Dogs, Etc.

JUST RECEIVED-Young parrots. canaries.
goldfishes monkeys. trained goats. rabbits.
Soap. etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 10
18th 81. NV. fyIS-tf
The Washington times., 1907-07-16
THE DEAR DEPARTED.

The Sweet Thing-Are you going 70
Charley's wedding tonight?
The Horrid Thing-No: I'd rather re-
member him as he was in life.-Puck
The Washington times., 1907-07-16

Alfred Odeil. the. star third baseman OF
the Lancaster Tri-State League team.
was today sold TO the Cincinnati team
for s. 800.
The Washington times., 1907-07-16
SEABOARO AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office I12I PenEa. Ava.

NOTICE-Foi!owin6 schedule not guaranteed
For Raleigh. Wilmington. Cot4'lbia Sa-
vHnnah. jacksonville. Tampa. Atlanta Bir-
n.inghana, Memphis, and New Orleans
s-O5 a. n. dalIy.-Seaboard Mall Thropr \
coaches and Pullman sleepers 70 Savannah
and Jacksonville. Through slecpers Vashinr-
ten 20 Hamlet and Hamlet " Atlanta and
Birmingham Dining cars.
500 p. m 6aily-SeabOard Express Solid
train with coaches and Pullman slecpers 10
Savannah. jacksonville and Tampa Tkr5c.h
sleeper 10 Atlanta and Birmingham Dining
cars
y. H STA NSELL. District Passenger Arsnr
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Money Loaned Salaried Peopls

ana others without security. easy payments:
or!cos in 60 principal cities. save yourself
money ~ getting my terms frat. y. Il
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For Rent
Furnished Flats.

LOVELY little furnished housekeeping nat:
no china or linen; desirable; central location
for doctor. $3.50. THE ELMORE. 500 11th.
JANITOR. Jyl3-7t
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Northeast; Room for Stable

Only 81 80; 2-stOry frame. 6 rooms, porch
fine repair: lot 20 feet wide. good depth {
alley; would easily rent FOR $500 noath-
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Wanted-HOuSeS.

WANTED-To purchase OF room house
from owner no agents; state fun particulars
with price, front feet; exact location. Ad
dress no AGENT. BOX AS, Times Office.
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