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PETS
AT FORT MORGAN
Animal Becomes Plentiful
and Tame on the
Prairie.

DENVER. Jan. RAILROAD men rur-
ming into Denver on the prairie lines
from the East say that antelope are be-
coming so plentiful in the vicinity OF
Fort Morgan. Wrsy, Brush and Akron
that herds of from thirty 10 fifty are no
uncommon sight. and many of them
have become so tame that they are
along the railroad tracks for miles.
The law against the killing of ante
lOpe contains "a clause allowing their
being hunted from October 10 To Octo-
Der 25 IN 1907. for the first time in sew
eral years. During the last few years
the antelope have been increasing rap
idly.
They frequent the neighborhood Of
the smaller towns, and many families
la Fort Morgan have captured young
antelope and raised them as pets. They
have also increased in the South. Mid
die and North Parks, although they fire.
quent the prairies more than the noun
tains.
IL is said that the cactus-covered
plains in the counties In the eastern
part of Colorado furnish the best adapt
ed place in the country for the rearing
of the young of the antelope. The young
are usually born in q hollow scoOped
out OF the sand By the mother In the
midst OF a thickrt of cactus. In this
way the baby antelope are safe from
the depredatiOns OF prairie wolves and
coyotes, who are not able 10 penetrate
the cactus thlcket. while the mother
can jump over the hedge without III
juring herself.
The coyotes are only feared by the
Young antelope, the older animals being
able 10 protect themselves.
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ALL TAKE DARE,
DOUBLE WEDDING

CHESTER, Pa. Jan. l2-As a result
OF one pair daring the other 10 get mar
riedr a double wedding took place in
city nal. The parties being James Ro-
land and Miss Margaret Mcguire and
John A. MeldOn. jr.. and Miss Idle
Stevenson, all of Philadelphia. The
ceremony was performed By Magistrate
Robert smith
They entered the hall ana informed
chief Of Police Williams that they had
started for Chester with the original in
tentlOn ar only one OF the pairs getting
married. The nuptlals having been ar
ranged on a dare. but that on the train
the olners decided 10 get married also
Trey went 10 Media and occurred the
licenses and proceeded 10 Chester Ii is
said 10 be the nrst double wedding that
has ever taken place i'm the citV bgU
building. which is over Two hundred
years old.
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Winter Resorts.
ATLANTIC TY.
MARLBOROUGH = BIeaUeim
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
Open All the Year.

hegs 90 announce the Installation on Nay.
lst Of WHITE HELP throughout lbs dining
room service. both American and a Ia carte.
The spacious outdoor plaza and heated in
door sun Iaflors overlooking the ocean and
me Boardwalk are among the most az
uactiEe features al this time of the year.
During the mid-HIuteF season 40 Elk
IRA CHARGE Is MADE FOR THE PET-
NAtE BAT hKODAS. and they are each
equipped with bot ana cold sea water as
well a. fresh water and running arIesiau
Ice water
The Marlborough BleHheiIn music. which
under the direction OF Louis kr0I has
become noted. continues every evening
throughout the year.
Atlantic City b. attractive during thl
Winter because u the suuuF south-eX-
posed 5-Inile Boardwalk with the open
or glass inclosei rolling chairs. JUS piers
open throughout the year. IT. excellent
theaieTs. me golf links playable always
splendid streets and meadow boulevard. and
adjacent improved country roads FOR horse
hack riding, driving. and automohiiinEs its
high-class hotels. and what has made an
the others possible. It's wonderful. inv glrat-
ing, saiuDrious and germicide climate. due
% the south exposure. the promiAify %
the Gulf Stream. and 90 the fact that salt
water surrounds the entire island while
A. miles of pine-coyered sand separates %
from any other considerable town or city.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS,
Projectors and Managers
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OIE DAY YOU WERE 100 BUSY LOOKING FOR ONE TO READ THE ADS

If it is true, as the Spanish
adage has it, that every man
is the son of his own works."
how are your father and your
self getting along in the matter
OF Advertising
Perhaps you car exchange it
for something you DO want
through a classified advertise
ment.
Richter said that "a timid
person is frightened before a
danger, a coward during the
time, and a courageous person
afterward." The proper time
for a merchant to get scared
about a store-criSiS is after it
has been passed safely
through a "nervy' and coura-
geouS campaign of advertiSingl
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Schedule Ia effect November - Is5sa
500 II, Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
Week dayz-stopF az principal points fu
Virginia. FeaIbule train Standard
coaches. parloF car &c Clifton Forge with
connection for Virginia Hot Springs
Pullman sleepers Clifton Forge 70 louis
vile, Cincinnati, Indianapolis. 81 louis.
and Chicago. Buffet service from Gorlons-
vile.
$50 p. NEW @ & o. LIMITED DALI.
Fast new vestibule train. stops onIv Al
Gordonsyille, Charlottesville. Staunron.
Clifton Forge. ana t9Eingjon. Va. Ron
ceyerte and Hinton ". Va. Pullman
slsepers 20 Lexington. Louisville CincIn-
natl. Indianapolis. ST Louis and Cntcas,.
Dining cars, Ia care service. one might
out.
uI8 p Nj r. v LIMITED paut
Solid vestibule train Pullman sIeep@rs T5
Cincinnati Lexington. and Louisville.
COMPARTMENT sleeping car t1 Virginia Hor
Springs week days. Dining cars a la
carte service Sieepers Cincinnati % Chi
csgo and st Louis and Louisville II
Memphis. Nashville and southwest
Reservations and tickets at CLesapeake and
ohio oflces. 6l3 Pennsy tvania ave. COS f4th
st, near r.. and Sixth Street Station. Tels-
phone. Main $3.50. for Pennsylvania r. h
Cab Service. and Main 1856 for a. & o.
Ticket Onies- nos4-tf
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Railroads.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-FolloWing schedule figures publ5shs.5
oniy az Indignation, and are u0t guarantee
100 A. Meanwhile and way Stations
80 4 A.-HarTisonburg and way stations
$50 A. M--SloperH ana coaches 10 AtIsUra
and New Orleans Dining car
-il5 A. M.-Sieepers ana coaches .o 0a-
lumbia. Savannah. and Jacksonville Jiulne
car
$50 p. M.-Sleepers and coaches 10 AtIaurs
anu Columbus. Ga. sunset Route T1urisf
sleeper 20 san Francisco trt-WeekIr
T4oi 7. M.-HarrisoubuTg and wav stations
AS p A--CharlottesyIIle, Marreur5n an
way stations.
f6.l5 =. M.-Southeu' Palm Limited solid
Pullman 20 Aiken Augusta. Savannah. lack
aonNille. and 81 Augustine sleeu@r IN
weekly % Charleston. Dining car
$50 p. M.-Siepers and coaches 10 Char
lotte. Columbia, and Augusta. S.eeprrs wees
days 10 FlnehuFst. Dining car
slO-B p M.-SleepeTs and e6aeFss fyls
Lynchburg and BRISTOL 20 Chzttan8oga Men
phis, and New Orleans. Dining car
100 Il. M.-Washingt0n and Southvrestar7
Limited Solid Pullman 20 AsheviIIe A.
ianta- Birmingham, and New Orleans Din
ing car Club and Observation cars
$ote-'Daiy, iWeek days
c. ii. ACKERT. = IL HARDWTrE
v p a O. NJ = n n
W II. TAYLOE. GP-A. L :. BROWN. ca.
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BRYAN IN TRAIN WRECK
ESCAPES WITHOUT INJURY

GREAT FALLS. Mont. Jan. IA
Montana Central west-b0und train, in
which Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bryan
were passengers. cOlIlded with a switch
engine and some cars in the Great Falls
Yards.
The locomotive of the passenger train
was partly demolished. the baggage car
was wrecked and several passengers
were bruised. The passenger train was
moving ten miles an hour in "a binding
blizzard.
Mr.. and Airs Bryan We're Both thrown
from their seats. but suffered no injury
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ASK CABINET PORTFOLIO
FOR TRAINING OF PARENTS

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1.-THE ma
rional executive committee of the Ma
tional Congress Of Mothers. at a meet
ing held here, approved bin which will
be acted upon by the congress when il
meets in Los Angeles in May. which has
Tor its object the creation Of a cahinet
portfolio 10 be designated ''the depart-
menI OF child and home
The function of the department shall
be 10 train parents IN the art Of raising
children and caring for q home
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For Baby'S First Bath and
Subsequent Baths.

Because of its delicate,
emollient. Sanative, anti
septic properties derived
from Cuticura, united with
the pureSt OF saponaceouS
ingredients and most re-
freShing Of flower odourS,
Cuticura Soap is all that the
fondest of fond mothers de-
siresforcleansing, preserving
and purifying the skin, scalp,
hair and hands ofinfantsand
children. Guaranteed abSO-
lutely pure and may be used
from the hour of birth.
Depots; Loadou. q chArterhouss So; Psr4s. S
Rue de - PatN; Potter Drug Chem corp. Boston.
Z. s. A.. sole Props. ss-Post-free. Cuticura BOOK.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Ticket once 142l e emma Ave.
For Petersburg Raleigh. Wilmington CO.
luIHbia. Savannah. Jacksonville. 81 Angus
tine. Tampa, Atlanta, Birmingham. Memphis.
Mobile Pensacola and New Orleans
1850 a. n. DAILN-Seaboard Mail Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers 10 Jacksonville.
Fla, also through parl5T car Washington 10
Ptnehurst y. a.. dining Cars
60 p M DAILY-Seablard Florida Lin
tied. Solid EiectriC-liEhted Pullman train 10
Camden. Columbia. savannah. Jacksonville
and ST Augustine. Dining Cars.
7.25 z. n DAGLY-Seabuard Express. solid
train with Pullman sleepers To jacksonville
ana Tampa Through sleeper TO Atlanta.
Birmingham and Memphis, Daily except Sun
day. through sleeper 20 Pineharst y. C.
Dining Cars.
r. ID, sTANsEI1~ District Pass Agt.
ia7-tf
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FOR SALE-S3 s75-S300 cash. and small
monthly payments story and cellar
brick. rooms and batns furnace located
FOR sALE-il. s50-sI0o cash and $50 monthly;
seui-dt tHCuei brick. located between =
car lines III the Northwest rooms ana
FOR sALE-Sl03 cash and so monthly. a
-semi-detarhcd tncwl briCE, located one
square from Pennsyl yania avenue Sc. 2
story ana cellar rooms ana hath purce-
lain tub Tiled yeatibule. plate gIdss
storm doors furnace heat Price. only
s. $50.
FOR SALE-nOd cash and SIT. 50 monthly. z
story and cellar brick. rooms and hath
furnace heat. Price. s. No.
WI. r. SAUNDERS a co, li1I r 81. n W.
10
FOR sALE-Io5k al Nos 81 ana s. Y street
NV. Built By day labor handsome caBi-
net mantsls. hot water neat; finished ia
hardwood. lois Is by lc0 10 alley. can a.
ortiee Tor further particulars
VA. II. sACNDEGs a co, l4o5 r 81. n. ".
FOR SALE-Col5red Clisnts-A new e-storv
and cellar. brick. furnace heat. c rooms
and bath, deep lots 70 alley; 500 cash
and monthly payments. Price only 81 Tao.
located one square from cars North
east.
Another 2-story prick located on huh St nv.
500 cash and S-J monthly. Price, s.. $50
A nice little frame. Northeast. 4 TOOuis. deep
lot: price q z00-S50 cash and $40 monthly
WA. II. SAUNDERS q co, lf57 r ST. y. V.
on /. ST. sW. near Sd. 4-room frame va r
and sewer. IoI l5x55i rent. $. So Price 1925
On y ST SW-. 4-TOom brick and summer
Kitchen water and sewer lot I4Nlsoi rent
$3.50 Price $3.50.
9 HOUSES on 30 81. Sc rooms. water
sewer. rents. 81. 90. Price 81 Ul8
q ST. sW., Groom modern brick me con-
dition- Price, s. coo.
THE SOULE CO go IA. ave. nw. jal2-if
HOW TO BE YOUR ow7T LANDLORD on
Si0O % $500 cash ana so 10 $50 monthly. For
full particulars drop postal. telephone, CT
call for illustrated plat, etc. Of Connect
cut Avenue Terrace"
FULTON r. GORDON.
Suburban Realty Operator
ROBERT l.. HEATER, Manager
Colorado Building Tel. Main 52s
ja1s-tf
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GIRLS GREAT NERVE
SAVES HER LIFE

BEVERLY. Jan. l2-While at work
at the Beverly Knitting Mills Miss
Katherine Van Kirk. of Burlington,
got her long hair caught in the ma
chfnery, but she eNerted her strength
and held her head rigid although the
pain of the hair being pulled out was
excruciating. Had she tainted her head
would have been quickly drawn into
the machine Employees working near
her pushed the belt or.
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Love for Woman Lost Re-
kindled After Ten
Years.
She Reaches Milwaukee and
Searches for Her
John.
Romance Ends When Dis
Covery Is Made at PO-
lice Station.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. l2-Faugued
after her $500 mile journey, and despOu-
dent because she could not find the
man wnom she travelled from Ham
burg. Germany. 10 marry. Mrs. kath-
crime Kaufman. fewer than fOrty-eisht
hours IN America, came 20 the police
station and tightly claspmg her young
son. begged Station Keeper Paulus to
hnd her hance, John PeThardt, whG
had sent her money 10 bring her and
her son 10 Milwaukee.
As the station keeper vas question
ing the woman Frank keunnemanu, a
fellow employee of BerEardts At the
NeneeFed Door and Mantel Company s
plant, foot OF Twentieth street. came
into the police station and in a few
moments the Overioyed woman was
being taken TO her future husband $
boarding place. Sl7 Elliot place.
Had Been Separated Ten Years.
The final chapter of "a love romance
which began years ago In the father
land when Bernardo and Airs. Kauf1-
man plodded the country roads 10
school together, was contaminated when
the tive people met shortly before 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon AT Ber-
hardTs home. The woman who Travelled
thousands of miles and endured hard
ships 10 marry the sweetheart of her
girlhood days. and the man who IN
ceasingly worked and saved 20 furnish
The means fer her 20 come 70 America.
then gazed for the first time in ten
years uDOn each other and the simple
peasant greeting that followed spoke
volumes
Al the police station she told her
quaint but pathetic story.
Woman's Pathetic Story.
John and I have known each other
since / was a small girl and he a lit
Tie boy said Mrs. Kaufman in Ger
man. After We had grown up my pa
rents moved TO Bohemia and John came
10 America. / thought he was not COM
ing back and married another. Shortly
after Fred, my little boy, was born, my
husband died. Two years before FREQ
was born John came back 10 Bohemia,
thinking that / was not married When
he found cut, he returned TO America.
Old Love Rekindled.
a year after my husband died sew
eraI people from our city came 10 Mil
Wsukee and when they saw John here
they told him. a month afterward / got
letter from him asking me 10 come
tb AAlAH tAtl4LlN nut 1 WloLr ana LU4u NM
that my husband was dead and l must
stay in Germany. But ne kept writing
To me and two years ago / told him /
would come if he would send me enough
money for nv boy and me 10 get 10
Milwaukee He told me he would work
harder than ever and la December / got
the money ana with il his address.
We then came To America on one of
the German boats. 1 had no trouble get
ting 20 Milwaukee as everybody seemed
TO understand John : note
When Mrs Kaufman finished her
story keunnemann, VINO happened in the
station on an errand. told her ne knew
her husband, and all further talk was
cut on.
An OF you jump into my wagon and
We'll get there in a hurry and il won't
cost YOU anything, said George Coak-
ley, feeling pleased that he had brought
Mrs. Kaufman 10 the police station ana
been Instrumental In getting the old-tins
lovers together.
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FOR RENT-lss c 81 ne. Tor. 20 papered
and painted throughout: new range.
large yard rear and 'front.' reasonable
rent 20 COOL tenant.
WM. ~ SAUNDERS a co, l4H F. jal7-2t
FOR RENT-30is \ 81 nw.-l0T b.: good
condition; viii make any repairs neces-
sary, and liberal inducement to good
WAi' IL SAUNDERS a co. 1907 r. jal2.sr
FOR RENT-lios Belmont ST.. sr & b.; Al
condition. special induceneut 10 good ten
WI. II. SAUNDERS co. 1907 F. jal2-st
FOR RENT-l5sl l4th 81. nv. store and
dwelling. store. ISz60i large show win
dow large rooms and bath. large
yard and shed in rear.
WA. II. SAUNDERS & co. 1907 f. jaiz-et
FOR RENT-Brlck house. 1915 SIN 81 NV.
siN rooms and bath; wash tubs. tiled bath;
all modern improvements. rent. SIS per month
Call between d and y am, ROOM 3. $40 r
81. NV. jal2-2t
FOR RENT
~ an 81. ne. rooms aud bath.
go 9Th ST. ne. rooms and bath.
Rent. SIS 50 each
Apply CLIFTON I4ATGHLIN
Jal2-ot 10 iith -. Hw.
FOR RENT
1850 YOu ST. NV. II rooms and baths s45 o.
1910 l3th ST. NV. Store and Tr. dwelling $3.50
So 18th 81 ne. rooms AMI bath. -. 80
4a-l ath -. nv, Fetworth. ID, c.
rooms and baths..,.,.,..,.... ........... = %
5sts brightwoOd ave. BrighuwOod. d.
C., rooms. .......... .......-.- = 20
us q 81. nw.s r0olls. ......r......-... Is 90
20 h St N.-.-.---...-... ...-...-.. u %
SO = ST nv; Or aud bath apartmeut a Do
store ana dwelling, 6l5 ID NV. O.. o.
LOUIS z. SHOEMAKER. GIz IAN 81 NV
iail-3t
THE FOLLOWING FOR RENT
~ 4 nd hath q
CHARLES Z. TRIBBY.
Cor 18th and Z 81 nW.. 4th floor
oNE-HALF SQUARE from IAucoin PARK.
nine rooms. new bath; new furnace; newly
papefel Rent $50. 80.
FRANK. G. BUTTS 90. Une). seI 18th nv
FOR RENT-Brick. twelve rooms. bath; Ig5
81 -. ne. good repair; rent. $3.50 Key
lace 9Th 81. nW. jaIl-3t
$3.50 a MONTH
For nice room and bath. 2-story brick
residence. porcelain bath. IN GOOD section ne
COLiINs-GDERR co, 81 18Th 81. nv.
co 2D ST NE rooms and bath: cemented
bath; In fr5t -Ciass repair, corner house. So So
~ Prospect 81 ne, rooms SIS.
J. :, FARRELL. d and q SITS ne.
s1Is SIXTEENTH ST. y W. oae-haIf block
from the e. ST. car line ak rooms: large
back yard 80 per month. Key az 2li4 Apply
". T.. COWEN. Room .. Bliss building 8 3
81. nv. dez1-G
FOR RENT-HOuses, apartments, and onicss
IN all parts Of the city. For detailed hst
Eend call al our ONCE
IAOS. J. FISHER q co. Gncl.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'.
IA4 = -. y ". 5a2-tf
THE NEXT ISSUE Of this paper should tell
about tiff you have a house u rent a
Job 20 nne OF q jon 70 offer
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE & OHIO 3. Z.

LEAVE STATION. New jersey ave. AID c 49,
ROYAL. BLLE LINZ,
Every Ot-sE riouT - ne ODD Hour
TO PHILADELPHIA And NEM YORK.
EER TERMINAL. -4D 81. NEW YORK
. % a-m--DlueF. Pullman Pa=lur.
no a-m.-BuneI. Farl0T, liz. Train.
sse ~ H-m.-DineT and Pullman FarlOr Car.
IL 20 a.Tn.-Diner and Pullman FaTior Car.
- 90 \ .m.-Diner ana Pullman Farinr Car.
Is 90 p.m.-''ltoyal Limited All Pullmans
T4tg p.m.-COaChes 10 PhilEdeIp hla.
Is % ,. m.-Dinsr and Pullman Parl0r
$50 P,EE.-COaehes 70 Philadelphia
al 80 p.Tl.-SleepeFs.
sz.57 p.m.-slssPsrs.
ATLANTIC CITY. f7;o0. '9.Oo. tho a. M.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK LAYS. Z A. II. TO p. "a.
TO BALTIMORE.
Week days. z.57, $500, $50. TOO. TO. 500.
u 90. 20. 2'oj sea. ss2o. 4s00. 4.4s. 800 s0s
80. e.00 6.s0, 5a10. S7oo. $40. 100. Io.s5.
L s sIi = =: 25I =, 100 70 So 500 10 o.
II % a. n.i 40. lis, 500. $50 90. s-s0. 6:s0.
s;g9. lo'os. lg'se; Ia; H. ., AZ.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. q % .. m.
'C,INTc:INNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND louis
PlTTsBURG. 'ls@z y m. $40 ?. ~. 'lz:sl
CLEVELAND. 40 ? m COLUMBUS,
WHEELING, 800 a. m. $50 p. m
WINCHESTER. fs 30 an. f4.15. f5-os pm.
Ann AFOL4Sf week days b-sS A. n lzses
noon. a.b. eco ,. a. Sundays. 81 a. IA. and
80 %. "A.
LURAY and ELRTOS. .a.05 D. m.
FREDERICK. fs.5. sss:E l. m. 'i:se.
n o., IS - -
HAGERsToWS. ts.s5 =. IA. and f5:oo ?. m.
BOYD and way points. 1e.ss. s'S:l5 q. N.
AL 80 - GO. IS IS. ssl0.lB. III 80 p. m
GAITHERGBURG ana way points IS "a
sss:l5 q ~. fl2.50 s-1.so. fs-s9. as.0s
&c a. $50. ais. ssl0IE III 30 u n
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
potnts fs.G s-g.I5 q m 81 Sd f5.o6
It 50 y. m.
sDaily. Except Sunday .ssundays only,
Reservation OF Sleeping CT Parior Car
space rates Of fare, exc. VII be quickly fur
nlshed EY TELEPHONE At all OF the fol
loving Ticket Oiicsa. 19I7 = St, Telephone
Main 1891; els Pennsylvania Ave. TelephOns
kain ISL Statiun. New Jersey ave. and c
ST. Ticket once, Telephone East 6ST: InfOr.
nation Bureau, East IA no24-tf
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For SaIe-HouSeS.
MUST BE SOLD
Ha mmHHHr

MUST BE SOLD
AT ONCE
This beautiful 6-rOOm ana bath house; press
brick. bay window front line cellar extra
large lot 90 wide alley, located on avenue Ia
good ne. section. one square from car line
an excellent renter.
THROUGH MISFORTUNE
the owner Is compelled 10 sell and has au-
thortze1 price Of s., SO. ouIy 500 cash re-
quired.
A BEAUTIFUL HONE,
A FINE INVESTMENT
SEE Us AT ONCE.
ATKINSON x BALLARD co. Qne.) +,
s2l 18th ST. y. " jsIa-3t
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For Rent-FlatS.

az. TENNESSEE AVE. N -Four rooms.
porcelain bath; near car line. sI4 30 month.
jal0-st
ONE MONTH FREE-FOur bright rooms.
Northwest. $3.50. Address BOX a.. Times Of
nce. iaI2-3t
FLAT. three rooms. third floor: bath, 40 nth
81 NV. Jal0-3t
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Office
az the superintendent a. s. Capitol Building
and Grounds. Washington. -. g.. January
Z, 1885, sealed proposals. IN duplicate. viii
be- received and opened a. the above office
a. l- o. CLOCK. NODN. OK "WEDNESDAY
JANUARY q. 1901. for steel framing for
ron or once Building House Of HepTesen-
tatIFes. Plans and specifications can be had
on application % the above Office caTti-
he'd check ga the sum Of Twenty 1--WE dollars
t3-aoli viii be required from the intending
bidder as q guarantee for the return Of The
plans and specifications, after the award q
contract Bids must be acc.ups MED Dy GER
Tined check or surety bond ia The sum OF 8
per cent ~ tE= amount Of bid. Contract will
require approved surety bond ga The sum
Or 81 per cent n the amount of contract.
7 h- right lz reserved TO reject any or all
bids OF go waive any tecAuicaliEy OF In
formally in any bid ELLIOTT WOODS.
Superintendent a. = Capitol Building and
Grounds Approved. +. A HITCHCOCK,
secretary 1a5.7.i2.H
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For Rent-Omces.

DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS in the Evans
building. l4i5 10 1924 New York ave; rent
very low. including heal, light and jznitoF
service. JOHN o. EVANS, 1874 New Yori
ave. nv de3l-s0t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-12

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR Ofe-
OF the Superintendent 4. IS. Capitol Building
ana Grounds. Washington ID. O.. January Z.
1875 Sealed proposals ln duplicate VIII be To-
celve1 and opened al the above Office on SAT
thbAA. FEBRUARY =. 1851. at J. O'CLOCK
NOON. for window frames and sashes for
once Building. House Of Representative
Plans ana specification can be had ga appIi-
cation 90 the above once. s. certified cheek
IN the sum Of Twenty 1--WE dollars tfls .o1t will
De required from the intending bidder a
guarantee for the return Of the plans ami
OSCILLATIONS. after the award % contract
Bids must be- accompanied by certified check
OF surety bond IN the q per cent %
the amount n bid. Contract wiN require ap-
proved surety bond IN the sum NJ ~ per cent
OF the amount or contract Tie right IS re-
served 10 reject any or all Eiis. or % waive
any fechnicality or informally In any bid
ELLIOTT WOODS. Superintendent l.. =
Capitol Building and Grounds Approved.
= A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
-aI.- Il Il %. Il !.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-12

THE PENHURsT. a II st.
NE. one-half block from
Government Printing Of
ace, Apartments 1 ro0mss
steam heat and hot water.
SO Up.
THE RAYMOND. STA Twen-
ty-second 81 n W.-Ds-
voted entirely % three
room apartments having
buffet kitchens tilsd
baths, private halls. stezm
heat ana hot water. All
outside rooms Of good
size. well arranged
Price. 50 up.
SIXTH AND X SITS Ne
THo-story fats front and
rear p1rches. nice lawns;
heat ana h0t water sup
piled from one plant. FiVs
rooms and bath. 81
Apply W. 4. COWEN.
ROOM 1. BLISS BUILDING,
Phone East $50. 3 b y. z