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Advanced Arithmetic.

Kenneth is the name of a good na- tured Washington lad who is as stu dious as any of his companions, but he is young yet and has not advanced very far in the grades of the public schools: The other evening he was vis- fting a boy friend 4who has laid his plans for serving in Uncle Sam's army in the future and contemplates gradu- ating from West Point some day. The two were talking about mathematics when yo1ng lady sought to test Ken neth's knowledge of 'rithmetic.
 If lemons are B eentsra dozen," she asked him, "hOw much are cast iron lamp posts apiece?''e -., >... re. .s. With a perfectly. serious expression on his face Kenneth replied: --.-
 ''I don't know miss Il haven't got that far in 'rithmetic yet."-Washing- ton Star.
 Same Old Misery
 "S'poSe dar wuZ a turkey fer every man in de coRntry?'
 "Wouldn't make any difference, fer dey'd have wings enough to fly out CT reach "-Atlanta Constitutions .....:.
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Very sympathetic,

The manager Of a shop In LeweS stood in the doorway the other day when a man with wooden leg and a, crutch came alonga and said: sr.
 q want you to do me a favor. I want to leave, nay leg with you for a few minutes and go around to the next street and work house for half crown. I've an idea that the folks are very sympatheticy If I go with one leg am sure of it.
 Very, well,'', said the shopkeeper. Just leave .yosf leg here, and I'll take care of it.''
 The wooden substitute was unstrap- ped and handed over, and the cripple used the crutch to help himself down the alley.
 Five minutes later he rang the door, bell of house in the next street, to have 1t opened by the man he had just seen. .-... ..
 "Wh-wh-whatr' he gasped.
 ''Very sympathetic family lives here" quietly replied the other. "You seem to have met with a sad loss, and I'm anxious to help you. Here is a wooden leg which may fit you"
 The leg was handed over. The man sat down on the steps and strapped it on, and as he got up and stumped through the gate he said to himself:
 Eve heard of coincidences since | was a youngster, but this is the first one that ever hit me with both feet al once. London Answers.
 Diamond Versus Paste.
 "It's curious how little vanities keep some men keyed up to point where they are on good terms with them selves" was the pfiilosophic comment Of a private detective who Is a figure in the daily life of the Wall street dis trict j
 What l mean is this. for example: It's my business to know good many men, high and low. down here. Now, you can take 1t from me. that four out of five of those you see dashing along the street or in and out of big build. ings with worried expressions or faces which suggest that their owners are bearers of stupendous business cares and responsibilities are really under lings whose work is routine and who would be staggered if they had to risk personally a thousand dollars, while .the~real burden bearers more of ten than not appear with unruf1ed brow and without undue precipitation It's a part of the game.
 "Queer, isn't 1t? Just a little side light on New York's Vanity Fair.' New York Globa. = -'- --'--'----- :
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The Washington times., 1908-08-04
LITTLE WINS FINALS .
IN LONGWOOD TENNIS

BOSTON. Aug. 4-Much to the sur
prise OF the followers OF the form of
the players in the LongwOod Tennis
Tournament at Boston, Raymond D,
Little, of New York, defeated Beals c.
Wright, a former national champion,
after four hard played sets.
This was the final match in the mems
singles, and as a result, Little viii meet
w A. Larned, of Annapolis, in the
challenge round tomorrow afternoon.
The scores of the sets between Little
and Wright were Cd, %, 6-3, 81
The result OF the match yesterday
was a surprise 10 all The form players
vino witnessed the match. Wright had
been at the top OF his playing through
out the whole tournament, while Little
had shown no sensational playing eX-
Cept in his match with W. J. CloJhier.
OF Philadelphia, whom he defeated last
week. With the exception Of this one
match, Little has been up against
rather poor men, while Wright met and
defeated such payers as Westfall
Wrenn, and Alexander.
The Washington times., 1908-08-04
WEINER MISTAKEN
ABOUT HIS WORTH
Giants Did Not Pay Big
Price for Him, as He
Supposed.

NEW YORK. Aug. 4-Pitcher Weim-
er's continued delay in reporting to the
New York club when he has been legal
~ assigned the Giants as a result Of
direct purchase from Cincinnati. has
finally aroused President Brush and
Manager MeGraw 10 action.
1t is said that President Brush has
demanded of President Hermann, Of
the Cincinnati club. 10 either produce
WeimeT, for whom the purchase price
Spade here with the Giants
Pensed by the national commission,
Weimer belongs TO the New York club,
but the player. through some false idea
that big price was paid for his trans
fer from Cincinnati 10 the New YOrks.
has kicked over the traces and refuses
10 report until he gets q share OF the
imagined purchase money.
Now, as a matter of fact there was
not dollar that figured in Weimer' )
transfer, only the regular waiver price
OF A,500, and the New York club as
sumed with the deal contract TO pay
Welmer the same salary he would have
received had he remained a member of
the Cincinnati club.
Weimer was not in demand as he so
fondly thinks he was. on the contrary,
Cincinnati thought he was OF less value
than spade, but through friendship for
Garry hermann and Difference to the
feelings of Cincinnati fans, President
Brush agreed to take Welmer instead
OF Spade.
The Washington times., 1908-08-04
JONES WANTS BOUTS
FOR HIS SCRAPPERS

The rumors Of war have been added
10 in the past few days by the defis.
prOnunciamentoes, challenges, etc, is
sued by Charles Jones. of 46S Pennsyl-
vania avenue, in behalf of two hardy
puglilists he has under his wing.
one OF these boys is Young Lee, of
Washington, a 126-pounder. who is look
ing for engagements with anybody OF
his weight for a side bet Jones is
strong for the side bet proposition, and
is likely to get il suddenly If Ristie
Leonard hears about his rough talk, for
Danny Lewis, or, as his right name is,
Danny O'Brien, is in our midst again
after q successful career on the Pacific
coast. and is anxious for a scrap.
The other Jones protege is Kid San
der. sometimes known as Battling Dave,
a severe young man from New York,
whose faVorite diversion is a private
fight to a finish. At this game he has
won quite a bunch of iaurels and money
and Is after more. Sander recently put
a crimp in Kid Attel in Baltimore
knocking him out in the thirty-fifth
round Of a private go for a side bet
according to accounts from Baltimore
He Is going to New York today or to-
morrow for a week or so, but win then
return here to see if he can get a bout
with some man around 155 pounds.
The Washington times., 1908-08-04
Sheppard Lovers Time
For Scotch Half Mile

GLASGOW, Aug. 4.-Melvin Sheppard,
the marvellous American mid-distancer,
who captured both the 500 and the 1900
meter events at the Olympiad. featured
the Glasgow Rangers sports at IbrOx
Park yesterday by stepping the half
mile from scratch through a big field
in the great time of 1:56.
The time smashes the Scotch record Of
1.57 10, hung up by /. f Fa1rbairn-
Crawford OF the Edinburgh HarTiers
over the same track on June 9, last
year The American ran a wonderful
race, conceding the field liberal handi-
caps, but going through his rivals like
water through a sieve. He shot into the
lead about 100 yards from home and
breasted the WOrsted eight yards ahead
OF his nearest competitor.
A match has been arranged between
an American team, the members OF
which yet have not been selected, and
a team picked from the Scottish ANA
teur Athletic Association, the games to
be held at the Edinburgh Exhibition on
August t.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as information ana
not guaranteed.
100 p Nc & o. Limited. Daily. Fast
vastibule train. Pullman sleepers to -
ington, Louisville, Cincinnati, indianapolis
Tbfraeo and st. Louis. Connection ~.
Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman Car Louis.
vine to Memphis and New Orleans DInin~
cars. a la carte service
4t,10 p Nj F. V. LIMITED Daily
solid vestibule train Pullman sieepers 70
Tincfupati, Lexington. and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 20 Virginia Hot
SnTings week days. Dining Cars. la
carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
10 Chicago and st. Louis, ana Louis. ne 20
Nenphis Nashville, and New Orleans.
Tsservation and tickets at Chesapeske ana
S11io offices, 613 Pennsyivania ave-, 1888 r sf
Snd New Union Station. Telephone Mai1
@ss0 for Washington Terminal Cab Service
~ Main 1858 or 2206 for c. & o.
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FLANAGAN BREAKS
HAMMER RECORD
His Throw of 173 Feet 10
Inches in Ireland Sets
New Mark.

DUBLIN, Aug. 4-John Flanagan and
Ralph Rose, the two giant American
weight men, featured the meet held
yesterday at BARS Bridge, under the
auspices Of the Dublin police, by send
ing two records soaring.
The Hercules OF the New York police
department hurled the sixteen-pound
hammer 173 feet 10 inches, not only
smashing to smithereens the Irish rec
ord of los feet % inches, hung up by
Lee Talbot. his Irish-American A. G.
team MAZE, on Saturday, but staving a
hole IN the worlds record of 173 feet
inches, made BY Matt McGrath at Mont
real on September q. 1907.
Flanagan hurled the hammer more
than 10 feet at TorringtOn. Conn. "a
fortnight before he left America. but
the officials of the A. a. u. refused TO
allow the record
Rose sent che shot 80 feet inches,
putting out of commission the old record
of ~ feet 10 inches made by Dennis
HorEan, of the Celtic Field Club, at
Queenstown in 1897. The Californian g
nut is only 2L inches behind the world s
record he made in Montreal last year.
One of the largest crowds that ever
witnessed an athletic meet in Ireland
turned cut to see the Yankee strong
men perform. They had a grand re
CepttOn.
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ARMY OF GUARDS
FOR AUTO COURSE

MINEOLA, I. l., Aug. Twelve hun
dred uniformed and armed men, in addi-
ton to the guards provided by the sher-
iff, are to patrol the Nassau county
highways, over which the elimination
trial and the automobile race for the
Vanderbilt Cup are TO be run on October
10 and October q next.
This statement was made by A r.
Pardington, vice president and general
manager Of the motor parkway and a
director OF the American Automobile
Association, at hearing given today
by the Nassau county board of super
Visors. on the application OF the auto
mobile association for permission % use
the public highways on the dates men
toned.
. The supervisors decided to grant the
application, subject to regulations, which
are to be drawn up by counsel for the
board. One resident on the course OBJ
1ected.
The Washington times., 1908-08-04
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
- 90 a. m.-D!ner. Pullman Parior.
IS 90 a. m.-Bunet. Parlor. FIve-hour Train
s%8 90 a. m.-Dinsr and Pullman Parlor Car
til.e0 a. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
u 90 .. m.-Diner ana Pullman Parlor Car
800 p m--''Royl Limited" All PuIInans.
Five hour
TACO .. m.-Ccachess to Philadelphia
$500 p m--Dlner ana Pullman ParloE.
IS zoo p m--Coaches to Philadelphia
1870 p. m.-Sleepers.
s2.62 a m.-Sleepers.
ATLANTLc CRY, t7ioa. 800. ti1:Oo a n.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
Week Days 900 a. n. 10 D. ~
sz.5E $500. 1880 S7.00 'T:20 ts.0O IS go san
70 30 1000, "11:00 a m, sIz.O0 noon. f12.S5
800, ssI.i5. f2:00. g 0e. f3:2o, ss3:31 f4.00
f445 800, f5o5, $3.50. fs:00, $50 f7.03 $500
IL 20, 1000. *1O.25, @1Ls5. s12o0 D. m.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, st;2Z $50 P. N
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, AND I0TTJs-
VILE. 10 a. m, ss;05 p m, sls 40 1igbt
PIrTsBURG. Ss:l0 a u, 'I:2z. $40 D N.
S12.30 night
CLEVELAND. $40 p. n.
COLUMBUS, $3.50 p. m.
WHEELING, 1910 a. n. $50 D. m
WINCHESTER. 10 a. m. T4.O5 500 n p,
FREDERICK. ts:5o. $40. ''s:l0 am. s'I go.
'HIIGERsTOWN. $40 a. m, f5.oo y
ANNAPOLIS, $3.50 fg.00 am, tls.05 noon.
ts:20. =.2.3O. $50 and t6 90 D. m.
"DaIly. Except Sunday. ''Sunday onIv.
Ticket oflces: ln7 c St Tel Main ISL: I eIss
Pennsylvznis ave, Main z7S. New Union
station Ticket once. Main 1880: Inforrnafi.,o
Bureau. Main 1850. nol7-tr
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FOOTBALL GUIDE
ISSUED IN TIME

Spalding's official football guide for
1903 was issued today. Taking a lesson
from last year, when the rules were
held up until some teams were already
engaging in preliminary practice. the
Tulemakers decided to get Il out this
year IN time for players and coaches to
digest its contents before laying their
plans for the 1908 campaign
The most interesting and important
matter will be found at page ISL, which
contains the changes in the code adopt-
ed after the experiences of last wear.
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AUTOMOBILES

ice, comfor-, and economy; punctures;
absolutely non-skid. Wear longer than I'VE
pneumatics. Investigate GEIBEL 81 coli
FOR SALE-Automo6ile, 25-horsepoweT en-
gine will seat hVes TOD and all equipments
in frat class condition; Will sacrifice. APP
ply 1893 I4th st NV. au2-3t
100 SLIGHTLY used automobiles for sale or
exchange from 500 TO S, 800: every machine
fully guaranteed demonstration given Spot
cash for your automobiles Cars sold on con-
s Enment, send US your car. We have a school
20 teach you how to operate and repair any
automobile. Inside Instructions, S1s CIasS
nov forming. Private lessons given. NICK
ERSON AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE, sOsH
I4th ST NV. RpIs-tf
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER D. @.
Washington, August l. 1908. Sealed pro-
pOsals will be received in this Office until
IL o. clock noon. August 10. 1905. for construc-
ton Administration Building, Worzhouse for
Males, and Combination Boiler and Kitchen
Building, including heating and ventilation
located on Reservation No. Is. Nineteenth
and streets southeast. Specifications and
proposal blanks may be obtained from the
Chief Clerk. Engineer Department. Room
AZ, District Building, H. B. F. MACFAR-
LAND, HENRY L WEST, JAY J. NOR
ROW. Commissioners, D. c. au1-st-sxSu
'OFFTCE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
MASTER, WALTER REED ARMY GEN
ERALs HOSPITAL. Tskoma Satisfaction
Washington. D. c., July 8, 1908. Sealed pro-
pose "a in tripIicate. subject TO usual condi-
TORS VIII be received hers until Il O'clock
noon, standard time. August s, 1908, for the
construction OF one double set OF hOspitai
corps seFgeants' quarters. at the Walter
Reed Army General Hospital. Washington
D. c., including plumbing, gas-pipIng. cleo
trio wiring and electric lighting fxtures
Plans specifications, blank proposals and
further information furnished on applica-
ton deposit Of SIS required for drawings
and Specifications; deposit VIII be returned
to bidder on return OF drawings here. u
s. reserves right TO accept or reject any
or all bids or any part thereof. Proposals
to be marked Proposals for Sergeants'
Quarters and addressed 70 Capt Il. L.
PETTusS g. N jye,Ias.au4.z
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-The handsome sorrel Eelding
owned by the late Bruce NJ. Cotton. Apply
FREMONT HOTEL. % and Indiana ave
au4-tu u, sa-tf
FOR SAL4E-Doctor's buggy S35: Hight plat
form wagon, SS5. 2232 BrightWOod ave.
au4-tf
OUR SPECIALITY EXPERTS; repairing
painting, trimming automobiles broughauls.
victOTias, buggies, wagons, carriages built
TO order rubber tires put on @. W. MASON
l031 3lst ST. NV. Phone West 80.
jy17-f IL. tn J0t
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY-

". B.-Following schedule figures published
o1Iv as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile New
orleans. Asheviile, Chattanooga. MemphIs
S.l5 q. m, and u:o0 p. daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga-
Asemphis New Orleans. 10:45 ,. m.
For Columbia, Charleston Augusta, Aiken,
savannah. Jacksonville, and Florida psints
L & BROWN. General Agent.
l--- tyZ7-exms-te
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

WATER FRONT FARM for man OF moderate
means on Potomac: qoAskIy reached from
Washington: half mile water front: FLYER
very wide; wharf on farm high and
healthy ia acres good seyen-room two
story house with cellar barn and two ten
ant houses on main road: 100 acres cult
p.ums: excellent duck and upland shooting;
splendid fishing, crabs abundant; safe yacht
or motor boat anchorage; suit retired bust
ness man; old age reason for selling; price,
g. 900. Address BOX 2S2. Lynchburg. Va
AUST
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OF EXCURSION TRATNs
TO AND FROM
Chesapeake Beach.
Effective June %, 1906.

EnecLlVe June q, 1906.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-Lv. District Line Station a.sg
m Hoo a. M, 2;30 p. N. $50 o. m -
.. m, and S.45 p. m
RETURNING-Lv. Chesapeake Beach s.ss
g. m, 1915 ?. m-. 5,0o ?. m.' 600 2. n.
500 o. m. 800 and 1000 p. N.
SATURDAYS.
GoNG-Lv. District Line Station. s:zS ..
m, Hoo g. m, 200 p m. $500 p. M SEQ
~ m, T:45 p. m. and SIS = N.
RETURNINGzLV. Chesapeake Beach. s-so
& m, 1915 ?. ua-' 2'oe p m, $50 .. IN
500 D. m, SEQ p. M, ana 1900 p. n.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
COTNG-Ily. District Line Station s.oy .
m. 100 a. m, goo. 500, 400. T.45. ana as
D. N.
m 1915 p. m, 2:10 p. m, Goo D m
500 o m p. N, and 10 p m.
PAUL \. WATERS General Manager.
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Hiring AND BOARDING.

TAKE A COOL drive these hot days; good
reIiabIe horses; vehicles Of all kinds; nobby
f,rnout: special attention 70 boarding horses
- ~ 4CRANDALIA rear 1916 North Capital,
5y1s-tu. IA. su-sot
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W, B. & A. E. RY.
THE ELECTRIC LINE"

DOUBLE TRACK FROM WASHINGTON To
BALTIMORE.
THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE. AN
NAPOLI6. AND u. g NAVAL.
ACADEMY
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electric palace cars from White House Sta
ton G5th and II SITS NORTHEAST
For BaltimoTe-'5sa "a. $50 T.80 g,0o R.se
500, ESQ, 1900. 1890 sIl:00 and il.s0 a N
1890 mon, 1870. 900. $780, 2:Oo. pa ESQ
$50, 100. $3.50, 800, $50. 500. S:g0 sT.6S
7.S0. $3.50. $780, 5000. and sI1-55 D. IA. ssiiv'
Fer Annapolis-s:s0, 7;3e $50 ssh Io.So
and II 80 a. m; 1880. $50, ESQ. s:so S.SS
$50. ESQ., 7.so. $3.50. and 'l1:S5 ,. m. daiiy.
Indicates local trains All others ara ~,
ited stopping only at Naval Academy June-
ton. No walking or hiring of cabs nscss-
sarys
Fares One way. Round trip.
- Baltimore I5o Es
10 Annapolis and y. 8.
Naval Academy ..-... $50 Ua
For tickets and information apply A. fIcls.4
Offices. 14th st. and y. Y. ave NV, or -
White House Station. 18th and Il Sta NORTH
EAST. Telephone NJ. 1866. myIs-ts
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FOE MARSHALL HAIL

Steamer Charles MacaIester. daily 10
g. m. $3.50 and $50 2. m: Sundays II
q m. $3.50 and e:s0 ?. N. Dinners ana
lunches. Music and dancing. All
emusements. Fare, round trip. Csc;
children. 15c-
EE. VERNON
Daily Sundays excepted), 20 q. m. and
2:So ,. m Fare. round trip. including
admission TO grounds and mansion, use
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VIRGINIA RESORTS.
SPECIAL TO TOURISTS.

ARDMORE HOTEL 18th between Pa ave
snd ct. NV, Washington, y. c.; Family
hotel: central location: pleasant home for
tourists; rates European a. up American
81 so up. Westbound cars from Union station.
=. c. JACKSON. Prop. je2s-Sot
The Washington times., 1908-08-04
COLONIAL BEACH.

FOR sALE-Fine large lots near wharss;
for stores, boarding houses. etc; others for
SIz5 70 si75; cottage for Eent. A s. cay
WOOD. ss3 stk st. NV. rny25-e0f
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FOR SALE-H0U6ES
FOR sALE-A 500 INVESTMENT
Price OF property. ..............s......s2.i0 100
Trust on property. ..-..-..--.--....-.-t1.TO0
Equity .--.-...-..............--... 500
Monthly rental (white tenants ....-..... Sl9. %
Amount required to pay all interest, taxes
and SO on PRINCIPAL EACH
MONTH, per month. ....-...............tls.e0
This is a weil-buiI- brick located in the Sc
VIM. H SAUNDE4 & CO, 1907 r st. nv.
II
FOR sALE-SIOO Ca and S96.25 per month,
including interest new two-story and eel
lar brick; furnace heat; six rooms and tiled
bath; located north OF Pennsylvania ave. Sc
price only 50 200
II
s.. 75O-S8O0 CASH. balance Ike rent: new
house on the Heights: two-story-and
brick; six rooms and hath. Eot-Water heat.
IN nTst-class condition.
WM. Il SAUNDERS & co, 1407 r Sd NV,
It
FOR sALE-sPECIAL BARGAIN.
Fine Broom house with good brick stable;
can be bought very cheap 20 settle an estate.
See HENRY W. OFFUTT, 32d and " sts.
jy2s-tt
II YOU WANT 70 buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home. see or send for latest
bullstiu-
MARION DUcKErr & SON.
62B n. ". Iyz-tf
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MEDICAL

HOME fer ladies during confinement; terms
to suit: come and be convinced: nurse 404
y. Pacs st, Baltimore. No. ty2s-S0t
sANITARTUM for ladies during confinement:
best care and attention; infants cared for;
nurse. $50 n. Howard St. Baltimore, Nd
tyz0-@at
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FOR HIRE.
W. L. PALMER. Midway Stables, sth and
Eye SITS. NV: best teams, best rates fer
pleasure driving; special rates for teams to
business men and commercial statesmen
jy30-th Su, tu-12t
CARRIAGES for weddings, funerals, pleas
ure and business driving; best teams assd
special rates TO commercial statesmen
PORTLAND STABLES, 643-s45 New York
ave. NV. Phone N. 1858. jy12-su. tu. th-90t
co TO PREsTON's Livery, rear Fredopia
Hotel 1871 II NV. Best saddle horses horses
ana ranabouts. buggfeE, Surveys and daytens;
laSest rates 70 business peopla. Main Ice.
ie15-s0t
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MOVING AND PACKING
SANIToRIUM.

1AYoMA PARK Rest Cure sanitorfun WIN
open the frst OF July for rheumatic nervous
troubles and convaleScents- Milk diet mas
sage and exercise reducing obesity a spa-
cialty. Doctor patients desired. Mrs L. Z
PERCIVAI. late teacher Of massage. BATHS
Creek Sanitorium. 5sae-Sas
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FOB RENr-HoUsES

NEAR UNION STATION. SEQ Massachusetts,
ave. ne, rooms an0 porcelain bath; only
$3.50; key 800 Massachusetts, ave.
D. II. JOHNSON CO,
GIL TIN St. NV, aus-St
REDUCED 10 S1s.5o.
Attractive home near LIST and D Sc. s rooms
aad bath: in good repair. COLLINS-GUER-
RY Co 81 18th St NV au2-tf
RENTERS, ATTENTION! :. -.
Call Main zs45. We will ind you just the
house you want and where you want H.
Saves time and worry. No charges Try IL
SHANNON LUCHs. 104 lSth 81. nv.
Look For Our Green and White slsn. :.
FOR RENT-l84O and 1872 Eye st. Sc.
Dust south OF Pa. ave. near 18th st.)s new
semi-detached 6-room brick; rent $3.50 mo.
S. w. PICkFORD. 1s1 st. NV. jysS-tf
FOR RENT-Houses. aparlments. and ofiiees
In all parts OF the city. For detailed list
send or call at our once.
-HOs. !. FISHER 8 co. Qnc.J.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
FOB RENT-APARTMENT2.
A BEAUTIFUL F1vE-RooM AND BATH
APARTMENT IN THE NV, FIRST FLOOR
FRONT; SOUTHERN EXPOSURE; WITH
IN A BLOCK OF THREE CAR LINES;
RENT $3.50 S. w. PICKFORD. jyal-u
5920 SHERMAN AVE. NV. THE RUSKIN-
rooms, bath SIS; or rooms and bath. $50:
hot water and heat furnished; handsomely
decorated; see owner In fiat No. q moving
expenses paid Jy2l-H
TO LET-3347 n st. NV. conveniently ar
ranged apartment OF rooms and bath; gas
range; rear Dorchi separate yard; good or
der. Also.
THE F. II. SMITH CO,
1903 N Y. AVE BOND BLDG.
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The Washington times., 1908-08-04
POULTRY.

DON'T LOSE your chickens by disease
Roup disease and cholera cured BY Stone
Red Powder. SOUTHERN POULTRY sup
PLY CO. S0S II NV. iy14-tu, IN, su-9Ot
The Washington times., 1908-08-04
FOR CHARTER.

BOATs FOR HIRE, MiIler's Boat House.
All kinds. All prices. All kinds Of lines ana
bait
JOSEPH o. MILLER. Beaning, .. c.
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