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or EXCURSION TRAINS
TO AND FROM
CheSapeake Beach.
Effective June 2Ss 1S08.
: TO CHANGE WITHOUT

Effective June 2S. 1S08.
sTYRJFCT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-Lv. District Line station, s;z5 a.
m. II 90 a. m, 2;3Q P. n, $40 ,. m. Ts45
D. m and 9:45 p. N.
RETURNING-Lv. Chesapeake Beach, s:s0
a. m, R:45 p. m, 200 P. m, eco ?. m,
500 d m and 1000 D.
SATURDAYS.
COISG-Lv. District Line station s:g5
m 1I.pO g. m. goo ?. m. 3.oQ p. m, $50
% m. 7:45 p m, and 9;45 ?. m.
RETURNING--z-v. Chesapeake Beach, ESQ
a m I2:45 p m.s 2:e0 p m- eco p m
500 D M 9:00 p m, and 1850 p.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GOINGELv. District Line Station, s-z5 a.
m 100 a m, 200. 500. G;0os 7:45 and 9.s5
RETURNING-Lv. Chesapeake Beach, TOO
a. m. 12.45 p. m. 2.i0 D. m, GOO D. m.
s.oo n m 500 D. m, and 1000 p. ~.
PAUL. Y WATERS. General manager.
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GEORGETOWN.
GREAT ACTIVITY
AMONG DEMOCRATS
Bryan-Kern Banner Will Be
Hung Out Across Prin-
cipal Street.

The Democrats Of Georgetown are
alive and active ia the present Presi-
dental campaign They have secured
permission from the District Commis
sioners TO stretch a Bryan and Kern
banner on NJ street. west Of Wisconsin
avenue The banner viii be hung out
In about one week, from O'DonnelPs,
on the northwest corner of Nj street
and Wisconsin avenue, 10 the building
occupied by the Columbia Lunch Room,
at the southwest corner of tho street,
A magnificent banner. used in 1900, when
Bryan and Stevenson were the Demo-
cratic standard bearers. has been 3b-
tanned.
Some changes must be made on the
banner, and the name OF Kern substi-
tuted for the former Vice Presidential
nominee. The expense involved in max
ing these alterations will be met through
voluntary contributions among the local
DemOc' :. Frank j. Wissner. a mem
ber Of the central Democratic commit
tee. from the Fourth district. and treas
urer of the District Democratic commit
tee, and George Killeen have fun charge
OF the affair."
This Will be the first time in a mum
Der OF Presidential ca calpaignS that
Ddnu6F mas DeEu SLEtlCiGu dEAbo9 oAl0
OF the streets in Georgetown rms
demonstrates that the local Democrats
are more active, and are taking great
er interest in this years PRESIDENTIAL
election than they have IN the past few
years
The marriage of Miss Alice 3. Sander
son and Arthur c. Tenant both OF TINS
place. took place Monday evening at
Grace Episcopal Church, IN the presence
u ID Va lion
rector OF Grace Church, performed the
ceremony. They viii reside In George
town.
Wayne Richie. of 1854 NJ street, is re-
modelling his residence. When completed
the renovation and additions viii place
the building in practically new state.
Mary Z. Herbert Of 1913 Cisselrs court.
for assault was given sentence OF
three months in the WOrkhOuSe- Nellie
Clark, another hostile dame, for a Ike
Ofenses was sent to the same institu-
tion for six months
Rev. James w. Blake, rector of Christ
Church, who IS spending his vacation
at his cottage at Deer Park, Nd, is
expected TO return IN a few days.
Mrs. Charles J. Chamberlain. of 34OS
Reservoir place, with her two sons.
James and Leonard, is visiting her
mother at Germantown. Pa.
Airs. Francis PordOn. widow of the
late Capt. Thomas s. Borden who died
IL Mexico. has returned to town, and
IS living with her mother, Mrs. Sam
Uel +. Wheatley.
William Tracy is spending a week az
Colonial Beach, enjoying the shore
Dreezes.
Mrs. DR.. William c. Gwynn, of 1886
o street, has Joined her mother. Mrs.
II. D Bell, of Baltimore, at Atlantic
City, where they will spend several
weeks.
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LITERAL.

A house painter in a New Hamp-
shire village was proceeding down 'the
main street one day when he was ac-
custed by a feilow-townsman
Hello Toni called the latter. ''WJhy.
I thought you were working on old
Spinnsr's house today"
Il was about TO commence the Job -
said the painter, "when the old Tnan
picked quarrel with me. He said
he'd put the paint on himself"
do you think he'll 90 it?"
We'll" said the painter with a smile.
when I passed just now, that is where
lie had put a great deal og it,"-Phila-
deIphis Record, !,
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MARCUS NOTES. Auotioneer.
crGovERNMENT SALE OF STEEL


DISTRICT CONVENIENT SALE OF STEEL.
BRIDGE,
FRIDAY, AUGUST, 18TH. 1905 AT TWO
O'CLOCK y. NJ, ! VIII sell az public auc-
uon. on Si,e OF bridge across Rock Creek,
just north Of line OF Massachusetts avenue
extended he steel and wood superstructure
OF bridge known as the Thompson Bridge.
Size approximately s5 feet wide by 30 feet
long. The satne 10 be removed within ninety
days fro'l date OF purchase Failure 10 so
remove or give bond as required, the purchase
price WIN be forfeited 10 the United States
and District Government. and the Commis-
sioners reserve the right 10 resell the same
at pubnc auction on account OF the United
States and District Government or remove at
cost OF cefaulting purchaser.
TERMS: Cash at time OF sale. Purchaser
viii be required 10 give bond with sureties
70 indemnify the District against damages
that may result ir the removal of the bridge
or any work IN connection th6--With.
By order Of Commissioners, d. 2, NJ G
HARGROVE Property Clerk, d. G.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

" B.-Following schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile, New
Orleans, Ashevile, Chattanooga, Memphis
Sis a. m. and u;00 ?. n. daily.
For Roanoke, Knosville. Chattanooga-
Memphis New Orleans, 1913 ?. m.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta Aiken
Savannah, jacksonville. and Florida points
4.l0 p. N. daily.
L S. BROWN. General Agent
sv-gT
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. J. OWEN 3 son. Auctionee

STOCK, FIXTURES AND TRUSTEE SALE
OF A RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE, 10
GATED AT b13 18TH CTHIRTEENTH)
STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF a certain Chattel Deed OF
Trust. recorded in Liber No. 30l4 at folo 264
ct seq, Of the Land Records OF the District
of Columbia, and at the request OF the
holder Of the note secured thereby, default
having been made in the payment thereof,
the undersigned trustee viii sell. at public
auction. "a. TUESDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. 1905. AT TWO O'CLOCK p.
NJ. In front of the said premises. all The
goods, chattels and personal property now
located at said premises. including a retain
liquor license. stock and fixtures.
TERMS OF sale VIII be announced at time
OF sale. EMORY II. BAGL4EY. Trustee.
ag9s % % q
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only az information and
not guaranteed.
S,oo p NC. & o. Limited, Daily. Fast
vestibuIe train. Pullman sleeDers 10 Lex
ington, Louisville, Cincinnati. indianapolis
Cbirago ana st. Louis. Connection for
VtrVfnts Hot Strings Pullman Car Louis
,-tIIs 10 Memphis and New Orleans. DfninF
cans a la carte service.
Solid vestibule train. Pullman sIeepers 70
Cincinnati lexington, and Lsouisvflle
Compartment sleeping car to Virginia Hot
SorIngs week Gays. Dining Cars. Ia
carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincfnnati
tn CHICAGO and St. Louis, and Louisville ~
Memphis, Nashville. and New Orleans
T1asarvatfOns and tickets at Chesapeake ana
Onto offices b13 Pennsylvania ave, 1883 F 81
And New Union Station Telephone Main
1880 for washington Terminal Cab Service,
and Main 1906 or Zoo for c. & o.
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PROPOSALS.


DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Au-
gust -, 1905. Sealed proposals viii be re-
ceived at this department until O'CLOCK
p. N, SEPTEMBER !. 1g0S. and then opened
for steam radiators for Patent ONCE buf.l-
ing, Washington. y. c.. IN accordance with
Specifications. copies Of which may be OBJ
tained upon application 10 tie Chief Clerk OF
the Department. JESSE :. WILSON, Act
ing Secretary. au95-3t
OFFICE, Commissioners, District OF Colum-
bia Washington august o. 1908. Sealed
proposals viii be received az this Office until
u O'CLOCK NOON. THURSDAY. SEPT j.
1905 for paving the roadway Of the
Anacostia bridge, and the roadway OF
the bridge across the Baltimore and Ohio
r. r track on the line Of the extension OF
Monroe street, AnacOstias with sheet asphalt
Forms % proposals. specifications and .neces-
sar- information may be obtained from Chief
clerk. Engineer Department, ROOM 427. Dis
trict Building Washington, D. c. HENRY
L WEST, JAY J. MORROW, Commission
ers. d. c. au25-6teXSu
0FFICF or THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washing
TON ID C. August 21 1903. Sealed proposals
viii be received az this office until Friday
September t;n, 1908 at o'clock p m, for
furnishing saddlery Supplies for use OF the
y-artous branches Of the Government OF the
Dist.lct of Columbia during the remaining
portion OF the fiscal year ending June 80 1909
Blank forms OF pro- Osal may be obtained on
application 70 the E.-'Perty Clerk, D. c., Dis
trfct Building. HENRY L WEST, JAY ).
MORROW, Commissioners, D. c.
au2l-6t-exSu
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FOR REKT-HOUSES

FOR RENT
Persons out % town fot the summer
ana others who viii need houses and .
apartments for next year. occupancy
should call on Us
our bulletin OF property for rsnt -
published every Monday morning and
VIII be sent anywhere upon applica-
ton.
Il contains fun Information about all
the property we have 70 offer
SWARTZELL. RHEEM q HENZEY CO.
727 ETH STREET y. W.
au22-6t, ,eod-sxSu
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w, B. & A. E. RY.
mInE ELECTRIC LINE"

DOUBLE TRACK FROM WASHINGTON TO
BALTIMORE.
THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE. AN
NAPOL =. AND u. S. NAVAL
ACADEMT.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE.
Electric palace cars from White House sta
ton Qbth and II sts- &ORTHEAST-)
Tror Haltimore-s5.30 SEQ. 30. Z 80, 90 $50
$500 $50 1900, 1870. sil;oo and u:30 a. m. I;
ZOO noon. I2.s0, aI;0o. 1s30. 100 z.30. s3:O0
S.s5 400. 40 800. $40. 500. ESQ 200
10 $50. $50. 5000, and fI1- SO p. m daily
For Annapolis-6.50. 7.5o. $50. $50 1880
and u.s0 a. m: l2:5o 1850. 2-5o $3.50. 40
go 6-s0 7.sO s:s0 and su:G p. m. daily
sIDdicates IOcal trains. All others are linz
fte3. stopping oaly at Naval Academy June
tIon. 40 walk. % OF hiring Of cabs neces-
sary.
Fares One way Round trip
To Baltimore sfsssssra.rs-sss ase aAa9
To Annapolis and u :.
Naval Acadenly.----.--.. Is SIS
Fsor tickets and Information apply at ticket
offices. 18th st. and n. 2. ave. NV. or at
White House Station. l5th ana II sts- NORTH
EAST Telephone n. 1905 myIs-tf
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PLAYER
FALLS UNDER TRAIN

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Aug. &c. F.
ATcIver, twenty-seven years old, son OF
MAJOR McIver, OF the adjutant generals
office. fell under q train which he was
attempting to board at Luverne this
morning and was instantly killed Nc
lYer went to LuyerEe to play game Of
baseball yesterday and was returning
to his home in this city.
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AUTOMOBILES.

LEAVING city. viii sell my gasolene run
about for $50; In perfect order. looks Ike
new Apply any day except Saturday sos
Good Hope road. Anacostia, D. c. au25-st
100 SLIGHTLY used automobiles for sale az
exchange from 500 70 $500: every unacbsHs
fully guaranteed dcnnonE ration given $500
cash for your automobiles. Cars soid q, -,
sisnnent. SEND US your car. We have a soboo,
70 teach you how to operate and renai- @
automobile. Inside Instruction. ~ c,-g S4-g
now forming. Private lessons given Ny4T1tS
ERSON AUTOMOBILE EXCHANCEs- 49, a.
1fth St NV. - -
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FOR sALE-LoTs.

TWO SQUARES from Connecticut ave-, high
elevation; opposite Cleveland Park. Price i5c
per square foot. BOX 2s5. Times off-oe-
au25-4t
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EVIDENCE.

do you believe in mental telepathy?''
Il have to, when / see so many press
humOrists thinking OF the same jO1-e at
the same time.
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SANIIORIUM.

TAKOAA PARK Rest Cure sanitorium wili
open the first OF july for rheumatic. nervous
troubles and convalescents- MIX diet mas
sage, and exercise reducing obesity a spe-
ciasty. Doctor patients desired. Mrs. L.
PERCIVAL. late teacher OF massage. Battle
Creek Sanitorium. 5e30-90t
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FOR RENU-In the Oakland apartment
house 2gIS Columbia road, Washington
Heights I'VE aud seven rooms; all modern
improvements, In the Stanton, 12S c st. ne,
FIVE and six roOmss all modern improvements.
Apply at buildings. au9-lnO
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sPRcTAL 10 ToURIsTs.

ARDMORE HOTEL. lSth e@tween Pa ave.
and y st. NV. Washington. .. c.; family
hotel; central location; pleasant home FOR
tourists: rates European. 81 up American
8. 20 up. Westbound cara from Union station
= e. JACKSON. Prop. 3e2s-sot
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FOR HIRE

GO TO PRESTON'S Livery. rear FredOnia
Hotel 1921 II NV. Best saddle horses, horses
and runabouts, buggies, surveys and daytOnss
lowest rates 10 business people. Main l66.
te15-90t
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$3.50 Per Month
FOR RENr-APARTMENrS

FOR RENT-ro respectable coloFed tenants
in central southwest; apartments containing
rooms and bath; entire building recently
overhauledi very reasonable rent
WILLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL
603-e05 18th 81 au25-gt
THREE first-class apartments, four rooms
each, all modern improvements: beautiful
location. 914 23d ST and Zl22 Pennsylvania
ave. Apply 21z6 Pennsy ylvania ave. au25-3t
BACHELOR apartments. two rooms and
bath; all modern improvements S17 to so.
SENECA. 627 + NV. au25-tf
HOUSEKEEPING apartment; four rooms
and bath. new, SIS. THE BRIGHTWOOD,
2083 7th st. NV. au25-u
FOR RENT FI4ATS-10 rooms. almost all
modern improvements acre garden bearing
SIS month. 2434 Franklin St ne, or Subur-
ban electric at SHERWOOD. auZ3-Tt
VERY DESIRABLE hve-roOm apartment IN
the Panama. s13 NJ st. NV, large light kitch-
en- rent Teasona BE. au2a-lt
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MEDICAL

A NEW WAY TO KEEP WELL, or cure n
digestion, constipation and tuberct,loeis
You viii get quick relief by consulting
MINTER ?. KEY, 1908 ST NV. after Z
D. N. aul9-3Ot
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ONLY q MORE LEFT
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

A BEAUTIFUL villa site. containing half
acre OF ground overlooking Rock Creek Park.
one OF the highest points along Counec-
tcut ave. at one-third the price Of sur
J. WALTER o'BoYLE.
Phole u. &5. ESQ Bond Building.
ag2-4t
FOR sALE-Two special bargains IN prop
erty on the Rockville road; s-room and bath
house. 1850; worth $500: S-rOom house, a.
m. T., 81, Coo worth $500; several other bar
gains $. 600 10 $40 600. HENRY " OFFUTT.
52d and \ sts. aaz4-tf
GREAT BARGAIN. MUST SELL.
A BEAUTIFULLY SHADED LAWN 130xi3o
F-T. on HIGH GROUND AND IMPROVED
STREET ApJOINING CHEVY CHASE:
ONE BLOCK FROM CARS.
PRICE Low: MONTHLY PAYMENTS OR
ADDRESS OWNER. BOX 80. Times Office.
11Lt-lL
IF YOU WANT 20 buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home. see US or send FOR latest
MARION DUcKETr & SON.
SIS y. W. Jy2-tf
sEvEN-ROod suburban cottage; / car fare;
no transfer; 2 blocks from car line. slate
roof; nOt-water heat; electric light gas and
city water; 500 cash. 81 per month. For
further particulars see B. +. EDWARDS. 40
MInsey Buildink. ag1-tf
FINE LOTS FOR SALE NJ
(Aoore's Additi0nJ
CLARENDON. VA.
minutes from Aqueduct Bridge via Fails
Church Electric Railway; IS minutes TO 1zn
st. and Pa ave.
500 per lot for the best.
s. cash and $ per month.
No interest. No taxes.
Original shade Trees
Two electric roads (With 3 stations) run
through the property
For further particulars apply to
y. RI DAVIDSON, Agent.
Rosslyn. Va
Residence. Clarendon, Va ap2-tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
s75...IO0o I NV. store So. e.50....s50s T NV, sr
S30.-lZ3g 1lth sesto dg SZl-50 .l0l5M se,sto. DIV
s2z.5O--s20 10th nv, fiat - 100 L Sc store
50 50. $50 10th nv. fat Sl4......6l5 + NV, 4r
S25-...-..35l L sw., rlSl5-50 rs 18th ne. 6r
SZ350...-1224 Sc 6TlSI0.50-1su Fristoe ct.5r
LEWIS & JONES CO., 617 Z st. NV.
au25-3t
FOR RENT-Eleven-room house, 2 baths.
steam heat bedrooms: newly furnished.
50. Address BOX 3s9, Times once.
S22. .5o-NEAR LugCoLN PARK.
An attractive home Of six rooms and tiled
bath, IN good repair CoLLINs-GUERRY
", 81 4Stn nv au15-u
RENTERS, ATTENTION!
Can Main 2945s We VIII find you Just the
Save time and worry. No charges. Try it.
SHANNON x LUCHS, 7Os 18th 81. NV.
Look For our Green and White Sign
auz5-6t
S22.5O Per Month
Dwelling on Tennessee ave. between Z and
+ SIS. ne. six rooms and bath. concrete cellar
and furnace: all modern improvements Apply
DIR. II. Il. ROBERTS 525 Tennessee ave. ne.
auZ5-5
FOR RENT-To small family, two floors. iO6i
Massachusetts ave. ne tenants % board
owner as part payment. au55aSt
FOR RENT. $3.50. new six-room and bath;
furnace heat; cemented cellar. handsomely
decorated. Morse st, near y. Apply s. Il.
MASON, 1i59 Morse St ne au2i-7t
FOR RENT-Houses. apartments. and offices
IN al parts Of the city For detailed list
send or call at our Oftee.
THOS. J. FISHER & co. Qnc),
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS,
73S 18TH ST. y. W ja23-U
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FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

THE RUsKIN APARTMENT HOUSE. zS2G
Sherman ave. Mt Pleasant three fats. fiye
rooms and bath each income $3.50 per year,
price. $3.50 ] will trade my equity Of u. coo
for improved or unfmprOved property
WA v. MAHoNEY, COS Pa ave. -. au2o-7t
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HOME for ladies' during confinement. terms
to suit; come and be convinced: nurse "a
y. Paea St. Baltimore. Md. 1vaS-ss.
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BEFORE RENTING an apartment call
at the office Of the Aionzo o. Bliss
Properties where you will be shown
apartments or flats, which are bound
TO suit you in price and also legation.
The Ventosa-Pricess SIS TO $3.50 per
month.
The Penhurst-Prices. so to S25 per
month.
The oRaymond-Prices, $3.50 to S25 per
month.
W. Z. COWEN. Manager.
Room /, Bliss Building.
Telephone Lincoln 1860.
No. 80 3 st. NV.
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PLUMBING.

.ExPENsIvE Economy! Poor plumbing
more costly than the most expensive; job
bling and Temodeling our speciality work
satisfactory. JOS. r. QUINTER & SON, 1414
IA L-AveA PhOns n. -s77. Dyzs-ms w sSa-Sos
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". r. Baldus. NJ D. Phi. D. German speeial-
ist On Diseases Of the Brain, Nervous system
Heart, Kidneys, stomach. and other Diseases
-Joct1rs services and medicine. 81 Tel NJ
25l6. Hours, 70 e l. to 9, Sc. cor. 9Th & NV.
1ela-n
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The BENEDICK.

The BENEDICk,
l50s-Isl0 I ST. n. ".
FIREpROOF CONSTRUCTION
TWO aNE THREE-ROOM BACHELOR
APARTMENTS.
Located on high ground and convenient to
clubs and departments. Furnished or unfur-
nished. Under personal supervision Of own
ers. Swimming pool. shower baths, valet
and room service. ice water Tall included
in rent). Inquire at Office. aul5-tf
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DIR. SHADE, SPECIALIST,

T2S 18th ST: 81 years practice curing nervous
chronic and special diseases stomach, liver
blooI and private ailments cured qslielZly
Consultation free. nvs0-ff'
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

s ST. NV, 916-Ffrst floor, four rooms and
bath; $50; third floor three rooms. s17; steam
heat; large back ward. Fol further fnforma-
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The issuing of permits for pupils TO
attend the public schools will begin on
Monday, September Z. The school win
open Monday, September u.
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The marriage of Miss Alice B. Sander
son and Arthur c. Tenant, both OF this
place. took place Monday evening at
Grace Episcopal Church, IN the presence
Of A few friends Rev. R p. Williams,
rector OF Grace Church. performed the
ceremony. They Will reside in George
town.
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The new city council Will convene, for
the first time, at the city hail Monday,
September !, at noon. and Will organize
be the election Of officers. There viii
be only two new members in the council
this year. These viii be Howard W.
Smith and r. d. Brumback. from the
Second ward, who take the seats
formerly occupied by Henry Strauss and
J. Y. williams. who did not stand for
reelection
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Owing TO the iEClement weather, the
flremen did not have their parade yes
terdav before their departure for Har-
TisOnburE. Instead they boarded an
electric car 10 King and Henry streets,
where they disembarked and boarded a
special train for Harrisonburg. Tney
will return Friday.
The Washington times., 1908-08-26

Wayne Richie. of 1854 NJ street, is re
/ modelling his residence. When completed
/ the renovation and additions VIII place
/ the building in practically a new state.
The Washington times., 1908-08-26

J. f. Cassidy, Of Fairfax county. has
bought from Luther Carter, agent for
James KeOWn. the house and lot. 1921
Duke street, extension.
The Washington times., 1908-08-26

James Lucas was before Justice Cation.
in the Police Court this morning,
charged with rObbing J. NJ, Stevens Of
So His case was continued until next
Tuesday.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANT 10 buy property. What have you for
sale? INVESTOR. P. o. BOX 254. City.
zvf6-tf
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Ernest Lee, Of Fayette street, left
Alexandra for Delaplane yesterday for
his health.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-07
MISSUORI FLAT

s. A. Berry made a business trip
to Grants Pass Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Swinden Of Laurel
Grove weru visitors Of Mr. and Mrs.
X J Kubli Of Missouri Flat.
/ G Roberts was a visitor OF Grants
Pass one day last week.
Victor Bailey has been cutting
wood for his father the past few
weeks.
Joe York is cutting some wood for
J Kubli at this writing.
Geo. W. Meek and sons have been
doing some ploughing on his place the
past week.
Miss Rhods York has returned to
Portland after few days stay with
her parents of Missouri Flat.
w s Bailey and Joe York were
visitors Of Grants Pass Friday.
Mrs Geo W Meek and her daughter
Carrie were visiting friends and rela-
tives Of Grants Pass Friday
sBorn-January 81. 1908 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Fields, a son
We understand that Mr. and Mrs
SWEET are going to leave us soon.
W. York was a visitor Of the city
Friday.
Mr. Bohl made trip to Grants. Pass
one day last week.
John Meek and Jess York attended
the Literary at Murphy last Saturday
night.
LILAC
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-02-07
d E E RING

Oh for a good old fashioned snow
30 we could get out and track few
OF the cougars that are making th.
nights hideous with their scream,
about here.
Valas Reynolds is making ClarL
Webb Jr. . visit. CLARK has Just
killed big lynx. This is the third
one killed here this winter. Martir
Peterson and @ w Webb have eacl
X illed one.
Born AT the home of 7 d Collect
on the IlliAois River a bouncing bog
Tommie says he has got TO have hell
TO clear up his new ranch and he can
not afford to hire
II A Freeman and son Jess are very
busy building new homes for them
selVos which are about com pleted
Tom Rave also set out good mauy
Fruit trees and plants. These are tn,
kind Of people we like to call nei gh
bors and whom Uncle Samuel love,
10 honor with homesteads.
We are very sorry TO hear that
Phillip Frayne OF Waldo is suffer ins
with a broken leg. 1t appears tina,
while working at his placer mine 10
Frye Gulch he was caught by a cave.
in and sustained the above menti TONED
injury.
Uncle Ebe was visiting friends on
the Illinois River couple of days
this week.
II. M. Albright returned home from
the Pass the forepart of the week.
Tommie Gilligan visited a couple
OF days this week with Mr. Law, who
runs the stage station at the foot Of
the Oregon mountains
Eloice Knighten OF Grants Pass was
a caller at tho homo OF G L Webb
Tuesday
LR Webb has moved bii bees from
his fathers place up to the "old
Bonebrake place where he now
lives. Say, Low, pass the honey.
Cut Hudson Of Selma has finished
che bridge across Shelly Greek and
returned home. CURT is a genial
chap and can do the "triok' at most
any kind OF work.
Low Graham made q trip to Kerby
shis week and bought home couple
loads Of goods.
The paramount issue next year
ought to be just common honesty.
EBEN.