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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-21
WORK TO BEGIN SOON
ON M'KAHAN RESIDENCE

r. r. EiSS lhan and Isaac Pearson
have secured from building Inspector
Ashford a permit for the erection OF
a three-story brick dwelling at lIO6 Six
teenth street northwest. The architect
named is Appleton =. Clark. jr.. while
the contract for construction has been
awarded 70 Builder Louis Z. Emmett
The cost is placed at S15.60O.
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the champion milk producer Of her
breed. according to the report which
has Just been issued by Secretary VIII
liam II. Caldwell. of the Guernsey Cat
tie Club. The cows record for the year
past, during which she has been under
official observation or a committee duly
authorized by the club, was Il .291
pounds, which. measured in quarts.
would make more than 2.O23 gallons.
This is almost twice The amount ~ ,,,JiI-
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Few Able to Typewrite.
Attention of Students Attending School

IN washington, when returning to their
homes. Is invited to the superior ser
vice and extensive schedule Of the Bal
umore & Ohio R. r. to all points West.
East and North. For full Information
consult agents at 1ll7 G St, 619 Penna.
ave, or write 5. b: Hege, District Pass
enger Agent. Washington, d. c.
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given by an ordinary COW. and is con-
siderably more than Is obtained from
any other cow Of the Guernsey breed in
the country.
II all Of the milk given by this IA
nous COW In the course Of a year was
placed I'm a single tumbler. the tumbler
would have To be two miles In height
or IL placed in a fat vessel II would
float a schooner fOrty-fOur feet long
For a person to drink the years supply
Of milk at the rate OF one quart day
would require twenty-three years.
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Summer Tourist Rates Via Baltimor,

& Ohio. On sale daily 10 Jersey seashore
resorts. Adirondack Mountains, northern
New York. New England. Canadian
Provinces. Nova Scotia, Allegheny Noun
tains resorts, also 70 many Western
points. II you are contemplating a rail
or water tour for pleasure or recreation
consult agents at 1917 G St. GIG Penna
ave, or station, y. J. ave. and G ST. for
rates, routes. etc They viii be helpful
TO you
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DIPLOMAS PRESENTED
CHEVY CHASE GIRLS

Dipf51as were awarded 10 fifteen
students OF the Chevy Chase Ladies'
School Chevy Chase, Md, last night.
at the graduating exercises Of the coll
leBe The awards were made by DIR.
> N. Barker, president OF the college.
literary and musical program was
furnished by the pupils.
Ihose TO receive diplomas were:
Miss Margaret Miss IIanrfetts
Thurston Cald- Adelaide peT.r
well, Tennessee Tennessa.,
Miss Lillian l. Miss Naralie Tr,-i,,-,
Dehler. Kentucky Rector. Nissigee
Miss Elizabeth Reiff sippi
HendricksOn, New Miss I lillian u,,ol,--
ytIsSS helm, Illinois
Miss Thekla Louise Miss Flea "
Hill, New Jersey. ScboItz Kent,,,i-,-
Mss Isabel B. NJ. Miss Aa-otb-,
,- fNlrA, ono. Cuthbert Thomas.
MISS anna r Lew Massachusetts
is, Georgia Miss Alice Ees1ri.e
MISS mary Mari Toy, Pennsyl-
McCandless, Ken vania.
lucky Miss Efie c. "a
MISS cara Louise brislIie. New Jer-
Peck, Michigan sew.
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ONLY FOURTEEN
CLERKS DISMISSED
Some Land Office Employees
Will Get Other
Places.
Ballinger Was Between
Two Conflicting
Emotions.

II there were a pension roll, or any
provision for clerks who have grown
incompetent through age, could greatly
increase the efficiency Of this office, -
said r. a. Ballinger. Commissioner Of
The Land Office. this morning.
Even as il is. the twenty dismissals in
the Land Office, which have now been
announced. and which were foretcld
some time ago by The Times. will fall
heavily on only thirteen or fourteen
employees. Other places in the Land Of
nee or in other bureaus of the Interior
Department will be found for six or
seven Of the clerks. Moreover. the dis
missals do not go into effect at once,
and some of them not until June Is.
Commissioner Ballinger said this morn
ing that he had been thinking over the
sIrlation for more than a month, and
that everything had been done which
could be done 10 infiict the least amount
of hardship on the clerks, and at tie
same time enable him to push the work
being done in the office which is at
present, in some divisions, many months
behind He also said that ne expected
10 make no more changes at present.
Between Conflicting Emotions.
Il have been placed between conflict
ing emotions OF humanity toward aged
clerks and sense OF my duty to The
Office, said the commissioner land the
situation has been trying"
The brunt OF the reformation was
horne by the recorders division. where
the old-fashioned method of keepnE
records in longhand has been abolished.
and the typewriter ordered for use. IN
This division there were thirteen dis
missaSs. Five or six Of these were per
diem clerks. whose places have Deen
hiled by clerks reduced from the CLASH
lied service. II is not expected at the
Land Office that places can be found
for all Of the dismissed clerks. but IL rs
hoped TO have some Of them trans
ment.
In the mails and files division there
nave been four dismissals, but two Of
the clerks affected will probably be
transferred to other bureaus.
Few Able to Typewrite.
Besides these, there was one resigna-
ton, and two or three dismissals before
the general upheaval Of yesterday.
In looking over the clerks who nov
use long hand, and who will be re-
placed by men who can handle the tyne
writer. Commissioner Ballinger said he
found but one woman and two men vino
could use the machine. This is In a
division where there were seventy-five
clerks. nearly all women AT present
the office Is IN need of eighteen users Of
ypewriters. although a few appoint
5nents have already been made These
clerks viii be I'm the regular CLASSIFIED
service, and will have a salary OF Sq0l
year at the start.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. R.-FoIlowing schedule Esures published
only az information, and are not guaranteed
ST-OO a M-Danvills and way stations
sI:s5 a M.-Harrlsonburg and way stations.
800 A M.-SletperE and coaches 10 Atlanta
and New Orleans Dining car
81 90 A M.-Sleepers and coaches 20 Co
lunbIa Savannah. and Jacksonville Dining
car.
$50 P M-SIeepers and coaches 20 Atlanta
and Columbus Ga. Sunset Route Tourist
Sleeper TO san Francisco tri-weelly.
ffOl 2 M--HaTrisCnburE and way stations.
as 2 M.-CharlOttvsvillc. WaTrenton. and
Nay stations.
Ss.15 p. M.-Southern's Palm Limited. solid
Pullman 10 Aiken. Augusta. Savannah. Jack
sonviile, and 81. Augustine Sleeper bi-
weekly 90 Charleston Dining car
$3.50 p. M--SIeepers and coaches 20 Char
lotte. Columbia, and Augusta SleeDers week
days 20 Pinehurst- Dining car
slO.Ij =. M.-SlsepeTs and coaches (via
I.ynChburg and Bristol 10 ChattanoogS, Mem
phIs. ana New Orleans Dining car.
I'll 81 =. M.-NeW York and New Orleans
Limitcd. Solid Pullman 10 AsheviIle. At
lanta. Birmingham, and New Orleans, Din
Ing car Club and Observation cars
Note-aDaily. fWeek days.
c, II. ACRERT- s. H HARDWICK,
V. p. & u NJ. p. 7. NJ.
w H TAYDOE. G.P.A- L. s. BROWN. G. A.
le24-f
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The Times Circulation Thousands Greater Than It's Nearest Competitor
ECKERSALL SLATED FOR
PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL

NEW YORK. March "A report has
reached here from the West that Wal
ter Eckersall, the famous Maroon attn
lete. is to play professional baseball.
II is said that he has received a I'D
eral offer from Pop Anson TO head the
nine which the veteran intends 10 put
of Ansons is TO play on the South side
grounds at Fifty-first street and st
Laurence avenue; and the fact ina
Eckersall would be on the team would
alone be a great drawing card for the
AnSon nine.
on the Maroon team last year the
quarterback king of the football world
a GOOD shortstop or outfielder
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ALTER M'LEAN HOME
At $I5O,OOO COST

A contract has been awarded TO the
George A. Fuller Company for extensive
additions and alterations to the residence
of John r. Mclean. at the southwest
corner Of Fifteenth and streets The
present house. an old fashioned red
brick. will be rebuilt and an addition
made on I street making the entire
width OF the house seventy feet. The
design, which is in the Italian style. has
been made by John Russell Pope. Of
New York. II is understood the i'm
provements will cost about S15e0O0.
This house is one of the best known
private residences in the city. having
been occupied by the Hon. Hamilton
Fish. when Secretary of State in Gen
eraI Grants Cabinet, and was the cen
ter of the diplomatic circles of that bril-
liant period II was purchased by Mr.
Mclean nearly twenty years ago and
has been remodeled several times. max
ing il one OF the most comfortable and
hOmc-like residences in the city.
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HUBBARD HOME SOLD
TO EDISON BRADLEY

Edison Bradley, of New York. has pur-
chased the handsome residence OF the
late Gardiner S. Hubbard. at the cor
ner formed by the juncture OF Con-
necticut avenue and Nineteenth street.
south of Dupont Circle. The price paid
is understood TO be about $l65,W0' Whlch
is at the rate of $40 per square foot
and is practically the highest price
paid for purely residential property IN
the northwest fashionable section.
The house. built In the early days
of the fashionable movement on Con-
necticut avenue and known as the Gait
mansion, has long been considered one
of the most attractive spots in the
city.
Mr. Bradley. who is prominently iden-
titled with extensive financial inter
ests. has made his winter home in
Washington for several years, having
apartments at Stoneleigh Court, and
has taken an active part in the social
life or the city.
The deal was made by Frederic May,
representing Mr.. Bradley. in connection
with Fitch, Fox 81 Brown, as agents
for the owner
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Commissioners Notices.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washing
ton. February IS. 1907. Notice is hereby given
that. in conformity TO law. tho pamphlet
containing a list OF taxes in arrears on real
property in the District Of Columbia on the
first oay OF July 1895. also all assessments
subject TO sale. has been printed A copv
thereof Will be delivered 10 any taxpa yer
applying therefor at tho Office OF the col
loctOT Of taxes OF the District Of Columbia
and II the tax or assessment due together
with the penalties and costs that NAV have
accrued thereon. shall not be paid prior to
the day named for sale namely the 18TH
DAY OF MARCH 1907. the property involved
viii be sold under our direction. az public
auction. at the Office OF the collector Of taxes
Of the District Of Columbia, commencing on
the said 18th day OF March 1907 between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and 1
O'Clock in the afternoon. sundays and legal
holidays excepted. until all such delinquent
property Is sold. HENRY 3. F. MACFAR-
LAND HENRY L. WEST. JOHN BIDDI.E
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia
fc1S. .19 25 % mh4.5
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Free to the
Ruptured
Simple Home Cure that Anyone Can
Use Without Pain, Danger or
Loss of Time from Work.
SENT FREE TO ALL

cure rupture without operation. pain.
danger, or loss OF time. When l say cure I
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cured and does away with truSses for all
time.
To convince YOU and your ruptured friends
that my Discovery actually cures want you
TO test IL without one cent expense 20 your
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pain and suffering. largely increased phys
ical and mental vigor, a fuller enjoyment Of
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satisfaction added to the length Of your life
Don't send any money, simply hu out the
coupon below, indicate on the diagram the
location OF the rupture. and mail It 20 me.
Don't neglect this important matter 4 single
day or continue 10 be tortured any longer
BY cheap, readv-made trusses-
Ny remarkable ofIcT is the falrest ever usadC
and should b. taken advantage OF immedi-
staly By all rupture sufferers.
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The Central
POWer-HOuSe
of Publicity I!

Nowadays one central pow
er house" can furnish cleo
tricity for running street cars,
lighting a city-or for cooking
a dinner or running a sewing
machine. What was mere hal
lucination" about electricity 20
years ago is now mere mat
ter-of-fact."
Nowadays, also, one central
POWER HOUSE OF PUB
LICITY"-such as this news
paper represents and IS-can
furnish publicity to one man
sufficient 20 run a store" or
to develop an entire suburban
town; and to another enough
TO rent a furnished room or 70
sell a secondhand sewing ma
chine.
ElecJrlclJy ltSeH mas not q
1.-THE of the uses that are pos
sible to publicity-nor is it
any more certain and effective
in its workings and results
Whatever task you have
for il, PUBLICITY Is A
TIRELESS FORCE THAT
NEVER SHIRKS THAT
NEVER PROVES TO BE
"TOO EXPENSIVE,
.
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RAILROAD WORK STOPPED
FOR LACK OF FUNDS

PITTSBURG, March An work not
under contract on the Wabash Pitts
burg terminal, the Wheeling and Lake
Erie and the Wcstside Belt has been
suspended owing to the money supply
running short and inability 20 market
100000 worth of first-mortCagc bonds,
by which means IL had been hoped %
get the necessary funds.
Work involving 4,000.OO0 had been
planned for the year. including contracts
at Cleveland. the docks at Huron and
improvements at other points along the
line
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SEkROARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket once, i42I PEI

NOTICE-These arrivals and departures. As
well as time and connections with other COM
panies. are given only as information and
are not guaranteed.
For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
Iumbia. Savannah. Jacksonville. St. Angus
tine, Tampa, Atlanta. Birmingham, Memphis.
Mobile Pensacola. and New OrieanR-
1910 A. 81. DAILY-Seaboard Mail Through
Fla. also through parlor car Washington 70
Pinehurst, y. &. Dining Cars.
s:25 p. NJ DAILY-Seaboard Florida Lin
tied Solid El-ctric-llghted Pullman train "a
Camden, Columbia. savannah. Jacksonville.
and st Augustine Dining Cars.
7:25 p. NJ DAILY-Seaboard Express. Solid
train with Pullman sleepers 20 Jacksonville
and Tampa Through sleeper 20 Atlanta,
Birmingham. and Memphis Daily except
sunday, through sleeper TO Pinehurst. n. c.
Dining Cars
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PoSTMASTERS NOMINATED.

The President sent the following
nominations OF postmasters TO the SEN
ate today:
Hawaii. George 7. Renton. Eva
Maryland. Mary J. Perkins, Hancock; /;
Ohio. Mary NJ. Carey. Lexington: Penn
sylvania. Thomas L. Pyatt. Young
wood: West Virginia James Z Camp
bell. New Cumberland.
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Tuesday, March 5
D. NOTES, Auctioneer.
]. q. SINCLAIR, Auctioneer,
633 Louisiana ave. NV.

sale tomorrow at 10 a. M. consisting OF
contents OF Dining Room. one large Enamel
Coffee Urn. lot Of Dishes. Tables and Chairs
Iron Bed. Rockers. Bureaus and Stand. lot
OF Groceries. 100 Buckets Of Assorted Pre-
serves. lot Pickles and Candy; other goods
TOO numerous 90 mention. Il
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Railroads.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.


schedule in effect November =. 1909
s:eO p Mold DOMINION EXPRESS.
Week dayE-StCps at principal points IN
Virginia VestibuIe train. standard coaches.
parlor car 20 Clifton Forge. with connec-
lion FOR Virginia Hot Springs Pullman
gleepers Clifton Forge 10 Louisville. Gin
Cfnnati. Indianapolis. 81. Louis. and Chi-
caRo. BUFFET service from GuIdonsville-
S.sO = M-New &. AZ .. Limited. daily.
Fast new vcstlbuls train. stops only a.
CyordousvilIe. Charlottesville, StAunton.
Clifton Forge. and COvinstpu, Va Ron
Csverts and Hinton. ". Va Pullman
sleeperE 10 Lexington. Louisville. CiuCin-
natl IndIanapoli ST Louis, and Chicago
Dining Cars, a Ia carte service. one light
out
Ii.l0 p. NJ F Y. LIMITED. Daily.
Solid vesJibuis train Pullman rleep~rs to
Cincinnati Lexington. Dnd Louisville.
Compartment sleeping car 20 Virginia Hot
ssprtnr- week days. Dining cars a Ia
carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati 20 Chi
CRro and ST. Louis, aud Louisville -
Memphis Nashville and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio ofices. 5l3 Pennsylvania ave- G19 18th
st near y; and Sixth Street Station Tele-
phone, Main $3.50. for PENNSYLVANIA R R
Cab Service. and Main 1oss foT =. o.
Ticket Office- ta24-u
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For Lease.

FOR LEAsE-The two-story brick building.
1909 3 st. NV. containing nearly 1000 feet
floor space: we'll adapted for manufacturing
OF general business purposes. Apply to
SWARTZELIs. RHEEM, HENSEY CO. 9is
+ st NV. or Henry Wells. 14l0 st. NV.
6elO-tf mo. Fri
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For Sale-HOuses.
MOORE 3 HILL (Inc.)
1888 G. ST. N. w.

Z OrA "a LIZ
OPPOSITE WEATHER BUREAU.
Beautiful pressed brick frone
house OF rooms and good bath.
over u feet wide. cellar. kitchen on
main hoor. \ great bargain at
$50
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE G OHIO R. R.

bAL lM9hE q UHlU h. h.
LEAFE STATION. New jersey ave and c 81.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour On the ODD Hour
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D 81. NEW YORK
100 am.-Dine-. Pullman PaTl0r.
1900 a.in.-BuneJ, PaElor. Hr- Train
go a-u--Diner anI Pullman Parlor Car
tli 100 a. am.-Dfner and Pullman Parior Car.
81 90 p-m.-DiDer and Pullman PaTlor Car
900 p.ul.-''2oyal Limited" All PuiImals.
t47e0 p.m.-Coaches 20 Philadelphia
$500 . pn--Dlner and Pullman ParlOr.
800 p-m--COAches 10 Philadelphia
cell 80 p.D--SleePers-
ATLANTIC CITY. f7:Oo. $500. fllsOo g. "a.
NV. EVERY EVE X HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS. I a. " 10 8 ?. n.
TO BALTIMORE.
Week days 255 So 30; % n go 90 - - SOD
1906. 90. 300 100. 3.20. AGO. 445. 500. 5.O5
% 500. go. 700. 500. $3.50. l9:oo. 1915.
iG sGndlys ils s57 700. 7s0. s.s0. 800, 1000.
hoo m; 100. I:15. 300. 3D. 800. $50 6.s9.
500. 1000. io'sS' " li;s3; Es4wIR6 y X P u
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST, 'I=22 p. m.
CTNCiYNA-L. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE q 90 a. m. s4.O5 p m. 'I2:i) night
PITTSBURG. - p m. '9.l0 ?. m. 'lz.S0
CLEVELAND. 's.I8 ?. "a; COLUMBUS.
WHEELING. 500 a m. $50 D. m
WINCHESTER. IS - a. m, f4-05. 900 ,. n.
ANSsPOLIS- Ueek days. 200 a m, 1905
noon. s-4J- C-CJ ,. n. Sundays, ss60 a N
IURAY and ELKTolS. '4.o5 ?. m.
FREDERICK. fs-S5. ''s-Is a. n, ''I.so.
'fii 'HfIiiGEERsToWN. ts.s a m. and 1900 ?. m.
POYD and way points, IS y s~s.Ia a m
al 30, IS 90. f5-15, S'10-l5, III 30 p n
GAIIHERSBUKG and way points. fs-55.
ts.s5, 1850, s'7.S5, ''loI5, f1i-20 ?. m
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
,,,i1fs 4s.s5 sss:IJ a H. ssI:sl fs.o6
/ IS IS ,. n
sDaiIy- Except sunday ''SUndays only.
Reservation Of Sleeping or Parlor Car
st1ace. rates or fare. etc. win De quickly FUR.
nisbed BY TELEPHONE ~ AL Of the Sol-
;OVInC Ticket Offlces. ifiI 9 St. TciFphone
Main 1891; 6I9 Pennsylvania Ave. Telephone
/ Main ZS7: station. New Jersey Ave. and c
81 Ticket once. Telephone East 6S7: Inror-
nation Bureau East T24
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

South Carolina ave. and the Beach. near
piers and attractions. large. sunny rooms.
private baths: elevator. sun parlor. Capacity
$50. Table and service superior. Special
spring terms. BRYAN e. WILLIAMS.
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RALEIGH Most select and attractive
~S~~~ N~@J Moderate priced hotel on
the beach. accommodations. service ana cui-
sine excel any In town at similar prices
Capacity 900 All modern conveniences.
Booklet n J. DYSES-
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JCSF OFF 5rH sr.
On VI NV. rooms: nov bath, lot
u feet wide: side light. brick 4
convenient location. 5000.
NORTHWEST CORNER FLAT.
Dupont circle section: annual
rental. $564. Iow-priced FOR purpose
Of quick sale: 500
HOUSE. WITH STABLE. NORTHWEST
Near Rhode Island ave. and 4th
ST. rooms. an unusually large
stable. = $500 value for S4,5og
NORTHEAST HOUSE AND STABLE.
on 9th ST, good neigh borkood;
convenient 10 several lines Of cars:
rooms. good order Price reduced
20 $500.
GEoRGETOWN INVESTMENT.
Business property on sd ST.:
rents s'-9 annually. Price. $3.50.
on BEAUTIFUL EAST CAPITOL ST.
Fine broom hOUse, wide, good
condition not too far out. 3, zoo
Houses on Last Capitol are IN de-
naud
OS TIE HEIGHTS. Se.soo.
Home or Investment. good lot;
rent. $-V.50-
OWNER SAYS GIT THE MONEY.
Ic needs il therefore Cut price:
T-rOom brick. on beautiful paved
street close 10 two car lines: wide
deep lot. Reduced 70 $3.50. \ very
fine Httlc home.
MOORE 3 HILL (InC.)
1888 G St. n. w.
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GALEN HALL

HOTEL. AND SANATORIUM.
ATLANTIC CITY.
One OF she newest stone. brick and steel
buildings with every comfort. always open
always ready: always busy.
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DR.FISN ELGIN

Expert IN tie treatmen. cf private diseases.
chronic and acute. B0t.s sexes. AL consVlts
tions confidential Medicine furnished. Prices
moderate. hours, 10 l. TO C. 20 s.
Rooms. LIS Pennsylvania ave. NV. Phone
Il 1878.
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Winter Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
0arIbcrcu0b- -BIelbeim
ATLANTIC CITY. n. .
open all the year.

Begs 20 announce the Installation on No
Tember lst Of white help throughout its din
Ing room service. both American and a "a
carte.
The spacious outdoor plaza and heated In
door sun parlOrs overlooking the ocean and
the boardwalk are among the most attractive
featUres at this time OF year
The Marlborough -Blenhelm music, which.
Under the direction OF Louis kroll. has become
noted, continues every evening throughout
the year
JOSIAH WHITE q SONS. Proprietors and
Mar ayers.
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For Sale-FarmS.

FOR SALE-Two small farms in Ioudoun
county: one OF 100 acres with fine timber On
large stream: fine fishing and hunting; must
be seen 20 be appreciated. and one Of % 57-I00
acres near AshbuTn. me fruit and poultry
raising and viii make fine summer resort
Address JAS. T. MORAY. Ashburn, Loudoun
county, Va. nh4-3t
FOR SALE-2O ACRES farm land. in high
state Of cultivation; new eight-room dwell
ing. fine pofches basement. two rooms: large
barn: two young orchards; convenient to
church. school stores. and both electric and
steam railways: ideal truck. dairy, or
poultry farm; every foot OF ground avail
able: good water. This is a great bargain
and must be seen 10 be appreciated See us
al once BARBOR. WILLIAMS & CO. Real
Estate and Insurance. Falls Church. Va.
fe27-7t
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LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks bonos.
bldg and loan 2sscn- shares. syndicate, GER
MS warehouse receipts. ETC. low rates.
courteous treatment. THIS Is NOT a LOAN
COMPANY. 9, =. BAKER, ITO ST.
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Money Loaned SaIaried People

ana others. without security. easy payments.
offices In sS principal cities; save yourself
money by getting my terms hrst- d. h
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Wanted-NOneY.

VANTED-Boan Of $500. ample fIrst-trtlst
security on improved city property: 5c, and
title expenses viii be paid Address BON
5i6. Times office. lah2-Sr
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JUST OFF 5TH Sr.
On u NV. s rooms now bath lot
u feet wide; side light; brick. A
convenient location. 5000.
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LOOKING FOR y SNAP2 HERE IT Is:
6r brick good rental section sc. twhite ten
ants): water sewer; lot 1e.9 front Rents
$3.50 ! must sell Address FALLlNGTON,
Times Office mh3-d
LOOKING FOR a SNAP? HERE 1T rs:
Sr brick good rental section Sc. (white ten
ar+sl. water sewer: lot i6.9 front Rents
SIa "a I must sell and viii take 81, $50. Ad-
dress FAILINGTON, Times Office mh4-St
EXCEPTIONAL HOME, three blocks White
House: new modern; hot-water heat; nine
looms: hath: cellar: alley: sacrificing IS. 500:
cash SA0O: monthly. SIS, includes principal.
interest taxes. insurance Address MUST
SELL. Times once nhz-St
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD on
SiO0 90 sSO0 cash and SO to $50 monthly. For
fuIl Particulars drop postal telephone. or
cali for illustrated plat etc. OF Connect
cut Avenue Terrace
FULTON r. GORDON.
Suburban Realty Operator
PORERT e HEATER. Manager
Colorado Building Tel. Main 529.
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