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pore & Hill.

rm of Moore & Hill
optimistic manner
arket as represented
-esidcncC and other
property during recent months. we look
to see the present year one of the best
in the history of the firm" he said
we are receiving more letters now
from outsi,ie parties regarding Washing
ton property than ever in the past
Among the more recent of them is one
from Colorado Springs. from Lakewood,
y. j., and another from Southern Nir-
ginia, all about properties in Cleveland
Park. We have received several calls in
person. within the last few weeks, from
people from distant points. now i'm Wash
ington. regarding this suburb residences
within the city. and business property.
The sales of business properties have
been good, likewise that Of homes, COM
prising everything from moderate-priced
houses to the highest class.
During the last ten years we have seen
a remarkable change on the part of the
government employe in the matter of
owning property instead Of renting it,
The application of the civil service laws,
wherein the employe of the government is
practically assured a lifetime position has
had much to do with bringing about this
change.
washington differs from every other
city a the United States. in that it is nOt
manufacturing center. Il is not af-
fected by adverse financial conditions
that may prevail throughout the country
Its certain growth is also "a further as
surance The government has expended
and will expend for a long torn of years
large sums of money on public improve
ments Were this Improvement, or even
a small part OF it. To be done in any OF
the large centers of the United States, it
would receive vastly more attention To-
,7tIIv than it does here IL being taken for
granted in Washington.
Those who visit this city from distant
roints including those from abroad. in-
,ariably comment on the large amount of
building that is going on, and practically
aH express themselves rs coniden, Of
great future for Washington.
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forward, so that
the lots have been
)r the putting up Of
tifying prospects for
The Washington herald., 1907-04-14

leo sfsug listle homes from 81 600 to $500.
hamcs in Anacostia BTookland, BerNyn
Very cheap and On easy terms.
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RANCH
OWNED BY WOMAN
Mrs. H. M. King One of
WealthieSt of Her Sex
in World.

klNGSNlLLE, Texas, Jan. I.-Own-
ing a ranch OF l,UO.OJ0 acres twice as
big as the Stale or Rhode Island and as
large as the entire State OF Delaware.
Mrs. ii. NJ King is one Of the wealth
lest women in the world BY the pur-
chase of the Los Laureies ranch. which
Is adjacent 20 her own ranch. at Santa
Gertrudes, Texas. Mrs King becomes
the largest ranch owner on the globe.
The Los Laureles consists of 1000
acres. Mrs, King has more than 10000
head of cattle, and the St Louis.
Brownsville. and Mexico railroad runs
through her property FOR more than 100
miles.
During the last year she has given
away $500 scFes-3J, 90 for the building
OF the railroad and 81. GOl to the town
OF hingsVille, named after her husband.
II Is estimated that 1t Is fifty odd miles
from her doorway 10 her front gate.
Mrs Kings ranch. the Santa Ger
trudes. Is an enormous revenue mo-
Queer While most of her land is used
for stock raising. practically every. acre
is susceptible of the highest ctItfya-
ton In the last few years tba ~
mas increased in value from IS TO go
cents an acre 10 SIS and $50 II is am
IA lhe arteslan water belt and can be
such land under cultivation is sell
lng IN Texas for 800 an acre. IL is
Alis. KING plan 10 reclaim ali OF the
grazing land she owns, and by boring
aFteslan wells trrgate il. and rent ana
farmers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-21
MuSkrat Menu Makes
Purity Club Unhappy
SaImagundi" Furnished by Druggist in
Connecticut Town Tastes Good But Guests
Pale When Shown Tails

BRIDGEPORT, Jan. I.-Members of
the Purity club. Of Stratford. near here.
are suffering from indigestion today and
a general distrust
The Purity club has a select MEM
bership OF fifteen and meets every sat
urday night Mostly the event is dig
nided. but now and then il is a sup
per William 70. futile. the town drug
gist. asked his fellow. members TO be
his guests last evening at a "Salma-
gundl"
All hands came TO Tuttles house with
sppetites and polite curiosity. A steam
ing dish was brought in and served.
THAT smells moreish." remarked
Sheriff Charles Stage. who was toast
master IF it's salmagundi it's good
enough for me,
If it tastes as good as it smells il
viii be all right" declared William
Booth
1t tastes Just like rabbit, only Il looks
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little darker. observed another mem
Der.
THE manner OF cooking il makes the
meat look dark, explained Host Tut
tie
Each member was served with one
of the rabbits and every Vestige or
meat was eaten from the bones.
After repletiOn the members fell to
discussing the needs of StFatfOrd. Host
futile slipped quietly out and returned
with what looked Ike sO8e pieces OF
tape.
what have you there?" asked a mem
Der.
THE tails of what you have been eat
ing" answered Host futile. grinning.
''Muskrat tails. as / live!" eXcitedly
cried Sherim stage. beginning 10 grow
white around the lips.
Yes. that's what they are, said Host
futile. and grinned wide.
Under Mr.. Tuttle's roof no criticism
was had on his taste in food but after
the meeting adjourned a vote was taken
in the street and an inspection COM
mittee" appointed with powers hereafter
to examine the raw material or purity
parties.
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Commissioners Notices.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER or,
TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. January On
1906. Ordered, That section fVe article two
OF the Police Regulations Of the District ~
Columbia is hereby amended by striking OUT
the clause In lines twelve and thirteen read
ing as follows Otherwise. such tanks NAV
be placed above ground tn rooms thoroughly
ureprooT. and Inserting in lieu thereof the
following otherwise, in buildings already
constructed, such tank may be placed within
the walls II such buildings. provided it Is
not less than two feet nor more than three
Teet under the ground floor and not less than
six feet from the walls or foundations of the
building or any pier column therein, and
provided that the n1UF Immediately over the
tank is laid in movable blocks OF sections
separate fTum the balance or The floor Here
AFTER au buildings constructed for purposes
requiring the storage OF gasoline shall
De So located on the lot or parcel Of ground
upon which thcy are % be built that a space
OF dimensions Al least I2Xl3 feet Is PROVIDE
outside q the walls Of the building on pr!-
vate ground Tor the location Of such tank;
and provided further that the upper stories
OF such building above the FIRST story may
De extended over this space II one side Is
open 60 the air by opening q such dtmen-
sions as 10 contain 10 square feet No eX-
ception viii be made 20 this regula ton. es
cept on special approval by the Commission
ers on account OF the impractieability or car
rying out the regulation. HENRY 3. F
MCFARLAND. HENRY L WEST, JOHN
RIDDLE. Commissioners OF the District Of
t.1aianlhts~ at
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Trustees Sale.
THOS. J. OWEN q SON. Aueuoneers.
81 Il 81. n. ".


TRUSTEES SALE or DESIRABLE RESI-
DENcE AND INFESTMENf PROP
ERTy. BEING PREMISES 1910 JOHN
son AVENUE NORTHWEST.
by virtue Of decree IN equity cause No.
a. SEQ. tie undersigned trustee VIII offer f1F
sale. az public auction, Ia front OK the prem
ises. On WEDNESDAY. the 10TH DAY or
JAM Altfs 1917. Al ltALF-PAsI tOUIs
O'CLOCK =. N, The follow ing described
property. ia Washington. D. c.
Sublot numbered lu3 IL EdN ia T. r. Jones
ct ais subdivision OF lots Ia square ~. as
sale subdivision ~ recorded In book 20. page
s3. OF the records OF the Surveyors Office
II the District Of Columbia together with the
right Of way for said lot and the owners
thereof for the purposes II an alley 10 COM
mon with the others OF lots numbered I6l aud
lGZ Of said subdivision over the rear o. west
feet inches by the width % sald lots i8I
and l02. being improved by "A brick dwelling
with al the improvements ami appurteuaucrs
Terms of sale One-third OF Lhe purchase
money 70 BE paid Ia cash aud the balance
in tWu equal Instalimruts. payable lu one and
two years. with interest pa Eable senIi-s4
nualiy. from day OF sale. secured by deed
Of trust upon the property sod. or all cash
at the option OF the purchaser A deposit
Of $500 viii be required Of the purchaser at
the time OF sale. All cluEeyauglHg record
ms. aud uotariai fees a. the cost 4 the pur-
chaser. Terms OF sale 10 be- complied with
within fifteen days from day o. sale other
wise the trustee reserves the night 90 resell
the property az the risk and cost Of The
detauiting purchaser. after nye days adveF-
tis-=ment 81 such resale iu newspaper pub
llshed in Washington. ID. q. For further in
formation. apply 10 the undersigned
GEORGE }. GODDARD, Trustee,
r. GOLDEN DONALDSON. Attorney.
Century building. AZ 9Th 81.
The above sale is postponed on account or
the weather until TUESDAY. JANUARY o.
1907 same hour and place.
By order of the Trustee iaIT-ft-sKSu
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From Chicken-Pox
to Cholera
Cure.AIIs Nd Longer ToIeraled.


IL early days every barber shop was
an operating room and the town physl-
clan resOrted 10 bleeding as the sure
cure for all ailments from chicken-p0N
TO cholera. AS a result. many, iuciud-
Ing our first President. died prema-
turely.
The present low rate Of mortality Is
dle i'm large measure To the advances
made in medical science and the kn0wl-
edge Of the specific treatment needed fOI
each disease known.
There Is no disease more common
among American and English people
than dyspepsia SO prevalent has II
become that thousands suffer with IL
haf unConsciously, consider the synIp-
toms as natural 10 their physical con
stituuOn and resign themselves 70 liv-
ing or IN that condition.
There Is a remedy for dyspepsia. and
only one, recommended and endorsed
generally by physicians: Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets have stood the test OF
years or use by millions of sufferers.
have been subjected 10 governmental
analyses in Europe and America and
alone have been found 10 contain the
elements which Nature has put into
the stomach for digesu0n-pepsiu, d.
astase and other fcTments.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets relieve the
stomach and bowels in d perfectly nat
ural way By helping them do their work.
II the stomach Is weak IN gastric Juice
Stuart S Tablets make up the deficiency.
II the muscles are inactive. Stuart
Tablets invigorate them. Stuarts Dys-
pePsia Tablets digest every form OF food
entering the stomach. one grain OF the
active principle Of these Tablets being
capable of digesting 81 90 grains OF meat.
eggs and other foods. They are not
catT arJfc pills. their action IS simply
that of a digestive
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets cure moth
ing but dyspepsia, waterbrash, sour
stomach, and kindred ailments result
ing from the imperfect digestion Of food.
but these diseases they positively cure.
We viii gladly send you a trial pack
age 10 prove the truth Of our claims.
StUarts Dyspepsia Tablets can be got
ten OF all druggists at % cents. r A
Stuart Co. g Stuart Bldg. Marshall.
Mich.
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.FALK PAYS $4,000
FOR OLD VIOLIN

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2l.-Julius
Falk. a young Philadelphia musician,
living at us North Seventh street. re-
Gently bought Stradiyarius violin in
Paris, paying 5000 for the instrument.
According to relatives Of Falk. the
violin was In the possession OF "A prom
inent French family. and was considered
almost priceless, until FaIk offered
$500 for II. Kubelik paid s.. 900 for a
StradiVaTtus some time ago.
Falk Is twenty-five years old He was
born IN this city. and graduated from
the Leefson-Hille Conservatory of
Music He has studied abroad under
Ysaye and SevOCk for the last three
years.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

AEChe4ule IN elect November -. la0h.E
S.U0 r. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
Week days-Stops al principal points in
Virginia. Nestibule train. standard
coaches; paFlor car 90 Clifton F0rCe win
connection for Virginia Hot Springs
pullman sieeDeTs Clifton Forge TO LOUIS
Vile Cincinnati Indiana polls 81 I,BiIis
and Chicago. Buffet service from Gordous-
vile.
40 p M-NEN c. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new Nesttaule train; stops only ar
Gordonsyille5 Charlottesville Staunton
Clifton Fore. and COvington Va; Ron
ceverte and Hinton. ". Va. Pullman
slespers 10 Lexington. Louisville Cinciu-
natl Indianapolis. 81 Louis, aud Chicago
Dining cars. a la carte service. one nigI-t
out.
mo r. Nj A. Y. LIMITED. Daily
solid yestibule train Pullman sleepers 10
Cincinnati, Lexington, and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs week days Dining cars a la
carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati "a Chi
caEo and ST. Louis and Louisville 10
Memphis. Nashville, and Southwest
Reservations and tickets AZ Chesapeake and
Ohio Offices. SIS Pennsylvania ave: 6Og Ifth
st. near F.. and sixth Street station TeIe-
phone, Main $3.50, for Pennsylvania r. r.
Cab Service. and Main 100 for c. o.
Ticket Office. no24-tf
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UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN BURIED

The unidentified woman who was
found asphyXiated about three weeks
ago In room in a lodging house at
~ Pennsy ivania avenue northwest. has
been buried as an unknown. All efforts
on the part Of the police to find any
clue 70. her identity having failed.
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

@%SASL SAASSf @N@A - @aAas ave-
For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
lumuia. savannah Jacksonville. ST Auzal--
tine, Tampa, Atlanta, birmingham, Memphis
Mobile. Pensacola and New Orleans
1850 A NJ DAlLf-Seaboari Mail. Through
coaches ana Pullman Fieepers 10 Jacksonville
Fla. also through parlor car Washington to
Pinshurst, y, ~. Diuins Cars.
SO p. II DAILY-Seaboari Florida Linn
tied solid Eiectric-Nghtet Pullman train "a
Camden Columbia. Savannah. jacksonville
and 81. Augustine. Dining Cars.
s:-5 p. II. DAIisA-Seat,oard Express Solid
train with Pullman seepers 70 Jacksonville
and Tampa. Through sleeper 20 Atlanta
Birmingham ana Memphis Daily except sun
day through sleeper TO IinsLurst n e.
Dining Cars
r. Il. sTANsELI-, District Pass. AEt.
ta--tf
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE & OHlO B. r.


LEAVE STATION. New jersey ave aid e 81
EOlAL- LLJE 4-4NE.
Every OtEsf Ito9t q ne Odd Hour
70 PHlLADELFIiLA All new YCRk
NEW TERMINAL. al ST. NEW YORK
100 a.m.-DiueF. Pullman PaEl0r
fs.Dy s-ul--Euflets ParlJr, HF. Train
$500 a.m.-JIHeT ana pullman FariGr Car
IL ~ s-nl--DineF ana pullman FafloE Car.
100 p.m.-DiDeE ana Pullman Farlos Car.
'z:9Q p.m,-.,Hoyai Lia tea Al. FulimAns
ff.6y \ M.--ToaCEes u philadelphia.
e IS p.m.-DlEsT aud Pullman P4rlsr.
$40 p-m--Coaehsz 70 FhIladsiyhi@
- II - p.m.-SleepsTs-
.zssl y.m.-aleoEsrz-
ATLANyIc CRY. I1.Oo 900. iI.Oo A. L..
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR
WEEK DAYS. a Ii 10 ) p Il
10 BALTIMORE.
Weak days: z.5I. 900 o %. zoo, I'D s-01
Y - 90. zs0g. Sou 49, $40. 49, 500 5.0s
-. CO.. $50 IsJJ. slJo. s-Jgs 1901. HIS.
. sGndays: 90. 5sOa. 7.z0. SO. 500. 1900.
no ali 10 lis, 900. s.5o. 500 s:2g. go.
a'09, l0''0' ao-S2; =, !. -, u - >. "a.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. III ?. IN.
GINccINNATI. 81. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
WILLIE. 40 q. N. "4-e5 .. AZ, 'IZ.40 night.
FITTsBuhd. ia ,. H.. 's.lg >. H.. II 50
CLEVELAND. 80 ,. "a COLUMBUS,
WHEELING. 500 a. m.. $50 ?. m.
WINCHEsI llt. 10 - An. taos f5-py pm.
ANNAIOl-4-. week ca .. az a n. A.u1
noon. a., 500 > A-- sundays. 50 - a. and
5s5o q.
LUEAY and ELKTON. - % .. IN.
FREDERICK. Ie -. --ssl5 =. IA. 81 30.
II g, IS rs ..
HAGERsTOWN fs-25 a. n. and f5 .00 Q. IN.
BOYD and way points. fss35. @"s;l5 = IN.
81 80, is ;55, u -, 0;i5, IA - p m.
GAITHERsBURG and nay points. fs.8.
sss.I5 q ia. TIz.5g. -'Is1. f5-11 $50,
e q, fs.5}, a5-s5, S-l0:l6. fus29 =. "a.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
points fs.s5. s"Jl5 g IA. a~1gJ, & ~
ft - y. IA.
sDally. Except Sunday. @ssundsys only.
Reservation o. Sleeping Of Parl1r Car
space rates Of fare, etc, VII be quickly fur
uisned BY TELEPHONE AZ al u he fol-
lowing Ticket DrflCess 1917 u ST., IeieuhOna
Main ISL SIS Pelusy ivaEia Ave. Telephous
Main ZsTs StaTiUn, New Jersey ave and c
ct. Ticket Once, Tsleph0Us East fsT. futOr-
uzu1n Bureau East ia nua4-tf
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Sale of Old Furniture, Etc.

FOSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT, washington
l., g.. January 10. is11.-On TUESDAY. Januar,
~, ispl, al io,n a. ~, there viii be sold
at public auction at the Postafice Dsparr-
uIent buiidiug, corner Of Pennsylvania ave
nue. ami Eleventh street. q general ass6Ft-
ulent OF ola furniture desks carpets and
rugs. brass and iron scale parts. elevator
valves. iron pipe and nJtings. and other mis-
celianeous material. including approximate
lg el1 feet of elevator cable. Terms: cash
GEO. 2. CORTELYOU. Postmaster General.
iz2I a
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d. G
Washington. d C., January i, lSJ7.-Ssaled
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. FEBRUARY 2 IgO!
for furnishing Sin. Ain. elm. and Pinch
cast iron water pipe, Specifications and
blank forms Of proposal may be obtained al
room 90. District Building Washington. %
G. HENRY r. r. MCFARLAND HENRY
L WEST, JOHN RIDDLE. Commissioner
D. &. taib~6t -eX-su
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Railroads.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

X B.-FoIIoWing schedule ngUres published
only information. and are not guaranteed
10 A M--Danyille and way stations
sl.3s A. M--HaITis0nbuTg and way stations
. 90 A. A.-slspers ana coaches 70 Atlanta
AMI New Orleans. Dining CAT.
"il-i5 A, M.-Sleepers ana coaches 70 Co
luWbia. Savannah. and Jacksonville. Dining
car
s250 p M.-sIeepers ana coaches TO Atlanta
and Columbus. Ga sunset Route Tourist
Sleeper 10 san Francisco tFi-ReekIv
Tall +. M-Harfs0uburg and way stations
-4:55 p M--ChaTl0ttesviue. Warreuton. and
way stations.
T6.l5 Z. M.-SoutheTn' Palm Limited solid
Pullman u Aiken. Augusta. Savannah Jack
s0nvillo. and St Augustine. Sleeper ~
weekly 10 Charleston. Dining car.
$50 p. M--SIepers ard coaches % Char
lotte Columbia. and Augusta sleepers week
DAYS TO Finehurst Dining car
slG-l5 p M.-Sleepgrs and coaches tyfa
I-ynchburg aud Bristol 10 Chattanooga. Mem
phiz ard New Orleans. Dining car.
al1.05 +. M.-Wsshiugtuu and Southwestern
Limited solid Pullman 70 AsheviIs. At
Ianta Birmingham. and New Orleans Din
ing car. CiuD and Observation cars.
Note-sDaily. Week days.
&. II. ACkERT = Il HAEDWTCFI
y. T. & q. Al Pr IL
". II. TAYLOE. G.P.A- l. S. BROWN. c. a.
las-U
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Proposals.

) SOLDIERS HOME. Washfnafgr m 5,
January q 1917. Sealed PROPOSALS. viii ~
reselyed here until O'CLOCK p A
E-bftJ AIRY 4, 1871, and then publicly 8u.usi
Iot furnishing the necessary plant ana ls0-r
aiid part or the materials for setting efrlfr-
turai steel, for reinforced concrete gr,-L
settlng marble and granite. LAYING bririys
ana setting teFra-cOtta. for d mess haU sni
apiIAltury building. al the H. 3 E.I5i-rz.
fioi.lss Washington. Il. C. JOHN STEPHEN
SENEi-l- Capt, Engrs.. Constructing OnoaF.
JAZZ. p. q, "A fel ~
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR. Or4ca
OF the Superintendent 4. S. Capitol BuiIdine
ana Grounds. Washington ID G. January Z
lsJt.-Sealsd proposals Ia duplicate viii be rs-
celted ana opened at the above once on SAT
IADA4. FEBRUARY 2. 1907, al 10 C'CIOCK
NOON, for window frames and sashes r55-
once Building House Of Representative
Plans ana specifications can be had on apBIi-
cation 70 the above ONCE. A certified check
IN the sum OF Twenty-Five dollars ts25 GD Will
be required from the intending bidder q : >
guarantee Tor the return OF the plans ana
speClucatl0ns after the award Of contract
Bids must be accompanied BY certified check
or surety bond in the sum OF 8 rer cent NJ
the amount OF bid Contract will require an
proved surety bond in the sum OF so Der cent
or the amount OF contract The right Is re
served 70 reject any or all bids or to waive
any technicality or infoTmaIity in any ma
ELLIOTT WOODS. Superintendent L.
Capitol Building and Grounds Approved
4. A. HITCHCOCK Secretary.
jalo. Il lS.1.26
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OFFICE. Commissioner. District Of Columbia
Washington, d. c. Jan n, lgJJ.-SEAI.FB
PROPOSALS will b. received at this once
until y NJ, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9
1870. for furnishing Cast-trOn water pine sDs-
Gals Forms. Specifications and necessary
information may be obtained at ROOM AZ
District building. Washington. d. c. HENRY
r. r. MCFARLAND, HENRY J.. WEST
JOHN BlDDLEl Commissioner y. C.
jalS-6t
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Winter Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
Marlborough BIpnIpim

\ j A-a-sAlt CITY ~ j.
Open ali She year.
Begs 10 announce che installation GA no
Vembcr lst Of white help throughout ms din
ing room service. both American aud a -
carte.
The spacious outdoor plaza and heated liz
door sun parl0rs overlooking the ocean and
the boa rdWalk are among the most attractive
features az this time o. year.
During the Mid Winter season
40 EXTRA CHARGE IS MADE FOR THE
PRIVATE BATH ROOMS and they are each
equipped with hot and colt sea water a we'll
as fresh water and running aTtssian ice water.
The MariboFouE h- f3leuheim music which
under the direction of iSJuis Knoll. has become
the year.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS. Propriet0rs and
Managers.
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For Sale-hOuSes.

OR SALE
MOORE & HILL dne). az iith st. NV.
A5JU.
Nearly u-" s-story briek, well located
near stanton Park. lot leo feet deep.
$500.
Dupont Circle vicinity. s-sJOry g-FOom
IS zoe
Vel located near tie Capitol. s-stagv g.
room bsy-Nlnaow brick, HOT-WATER
Szsd
ii street northwest rooms LOT Xxi
500.
Capitol Hill, east or sth ST, near Penn.
syNania ave. B rooms brick. rents A..
$500.
street near i4thi z rooms bsy-Eind0H.
I0J - feet wide.
stable.
on c street northeast. groom brick with
BATH Weu rented.
$40
Fine i.tue investment. northeast. well
rented Co white tenants. rent. sI--50-
g2.E9.
Fine little home Just OF Penua ave &c
i-ons and BATH easy terms.
sss00.
House aud large stable: Northwest, would
number OF horses.
MOORE q HILL GneJ. ia 18th St. nz.
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Steamboats,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

- Livery Gay ia the year from Iu1L ~ .Lh
- 81. Tor Fort Monroe. Norfolk Newport
- News and all points south. by the SD
- peTI. powerful Steel p4i-C= steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" ana
Washington"
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Nv. AIeKauiT-a-- -0l pan L-y Norfolk. @ pia
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