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MINISTER ISWOLSKY
EXPECTED TO QUIT
Russian Foreign Minister,
Beaten on Own Plans by
Assistant, to Resign.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 19.-Beaten
in every detail of his Balkan policy py
his own assistant, Under Secretary
Tcharykoff. of the foreign office, For
eign Minister Iswolslly's resignation is
today considered only a question OF q
few days at most
ISWOlsky's retirement will mean the
elevation OF TchaTykOn to tho head Of
the department, and the substitution of
an attitude toward Austria which can
hardly fail 20 precipltate the threatened
Balkan conflict IN the spring.
Tcharykon's theory fTOa the first has
been that any compromise with Austria
would involve a loss Of Russian prestige
in southeastern Europe from which the
Car could never recover. He has not
tried to conceal his efforts 10 fuse
Turkey, Bulgaria. Servia, Roumania,
and Montenegro into an alliance under
Russian protection, nor his conviction
that the combination could not escape
a war with Austria, in which Russia
and other European powers must be-
dome involved.
The under secretary IS said to nave
encouraged Italy in her attitude OF de-
hance toward Germany and Austria. 10
have spurred on the Instruction that
prevails in Bosnia and Herzegovina
against their annexation, and to have
given secret support to the Hungarian
SIavs in their threats of secession from
Franz JOEef's rule.
In all OF these affairs, IswOlsky and
Tcharykoff have been opposed to each
other.
In the Persian crisis. Tcharykon is
likewise arTayed against his chief. He
Is anxious for Russian control of Persia.
While willing 10 act in accord with
France and England, so long as their
interests do not conflict TCharykOm is
prepared for a clash with the latter
power as soon as AnglO-Russia am
billions clash over the Shah's country.
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Probate Count.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
IEaHIaF va=%ar,4av

p
Estate of John +. c. Preinkert; VIII
dated April g. 1908. filed.
Estate Of Samuel Belanken; petition
Tor letters Of administration filed. At
toTney, Leon TObriner.
Estate of John w SmOOts petition Tor
1Drobate of viii filed. Attorney, +. Ed
ward Mitchell
Estate of Charlotte q. Nicholson; or
der for sale Of personal estate.
Estate or EllZabeLn Wilkes, viii al
United 10 probate and letters testament
taTy granted TO Jane Wilkes, bond, SOD
Attorney. G. G. Hackett.
Estate OF Otis T. Mason; VIII dated
September -, 1901, filed with petition
for probate. AttOrney. J. J. Darlington,
Estate Of John A Haldeman: petition
for probate of viii fled. Attorney, ".
A MCKeuuey.
Estate OF William A OMara; viii
dated October {, 1898, filed.
Estate Of Margaret A McKeani peti-
ton for probate Of viii filed.
Called tOdayD
Estate of Annie SChweitZer: viii
dated October -, 1901, fled
Estate OF Ernest DaEle; will and cOdi-
ell admitted to probate and letters ties
tamentary granted 10 Christina c.
c. Dahle; bond. 500. Attorney, Waters
Lee Helms.
Estate of Alice NJ. NJ Hull; will ad-
mitted 70 probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to June Hull bird
bond, 500. Attorney, Q. @. Calhoun.
Estate Of William H. Gardner; order
for commission.
Estate Of Samuel Belanken; order
granting letters Of administration to
Leon Tobriner; bond 500. Attorr ey,
Leon Tobriner-
Estate of William w Birth; order for
sale OF estate.
ad Item appointed.
Estate Of Charles Beau: order Of pub
LEGATION.
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COURT RECORD
OF THE DISTRICT
Equity Court, No. I.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

J
No $40. Armstrong VS. trench, Lrus-
tees ordered TO convey. Complainant 3
solicitors, r. s. Hume and George II
Calvert ir.
No. 2Sl68. Hazard VS.. Woodward trus-
tees ordered 10 convey. Complainants
solicitor. w. r. Ambrose.
Called today
No 2S0l2 Pinkney VS. Pinkney; time
10 take testimony limited. Complain
ants solicitor, W. O. Martin; defend
ants solicitor, A. W Scott.
No 2I621- Warheld VS.. Schoheld. order
vesting title in complainant. Complain
ants solicitor, j. H Taylor
No. 1902. Tiffin VS. Burr order con-
firming sale and reference to auditor.
Compartments solicitor, q. +. Williams.
Equity Court, To. 4.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Called yesterday
No. 2520l Butts VS.. Butts time to
take testimony limited and counsel fee
allowed. Compliments solicitors, +. b.
Rhoades and William III. White de-
fendant's solicitor, J. II. Adriaans-
and submitted. Complainants solicit
ors. NJ. W. Richardson and @. II. Mer-
iliat- defendants solicitors, f. II.
Thomas and william II. White
Called Loday.)
No 2S062. Thompson Us. Thompson;
gan appointed attorney 10 defend. Conn
plainant's solicitors, Campbell Caring
ton and Edward Darlington.
No. 27S33 Redmond VS.. Washington
Loan and Trust Company, recOnvey-
ance ordered. C0mplainants solicitor,
r. G. Donaldson; defendants solicitor,
No. 27l66. Cook VS.. Cook: order OF
publication. Compartments solicitor, ",
I, Ambrose,
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GOOD
IN HIS TRAINING

Los ANGEbES, Nov 19.-Down at
Venice, where the silence IS broken only
by the rnonotonous splash and sprawl
Of the ocean waves. clever little Fred
die Welsh IS in training for his battle
with Abe Attel. at Vernon, next Wed
nesday night
Welsh is in good conditica. and is
working like a truckhorse every day.
Freddie is training for speed ana endur-
ance more than anything else He fair
~ flew through his work yesteray, go
ing at hot pace from start TO finish.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R

Dial l4lOlAL H4ND OIllO n. X.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
''Every Other Hour on the OH Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST, NEW YORK
800 a. m.-DIuGr, pullman FaTIJF.
Is ~ a. m.-Buuetr EaLlOrr tlve-HOur Train
$500 q. m-DIner and Pullman Parl0r Car
tlI.0J a. ul-Diner and Pullman Parlor O.
@I-UJ p. m.-DIuer and Pullman ParI0r car.
- 80 y. Roy al Limited All Puumans
Flve-h0ur
400 p. m.-CoaCHes to Philadelphia.
1900 ,. m--I)lner and Pullman Par.or
= 10 p. m.-Coaches % Philadelphia
$500 ID. m.-SleepFE5.
= 20 Il. u--Sleeps rs
ATLANTIC CIrI, 100. 900. tu:OO a. m,
10 BALTIHORE.
EVERY HOUR or THE HOUR"
tNeek Days l;oy a. IA, % D. M
s252 i5.OJ 1850, 800, '7.2U, $780, $50 5000
400. lilo, fZ.0o. 800. 1870 $50 taco
f4f5 $500 f5:03, $50. i6.OG. $780, a. 90 $500
- .3J algsQ0, 1919, "l:5J. "l2.UJ noon
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO r1-22, - 80 p. ia.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE, $40 q M, S4.O5 p, M, sIs:sO Mani
PITTSBURG, "5:l0 a, M, "1.-2s 1910 .. N.
~ 80 night.
CLEVELAND, $40 p. N.
COLUMBUS, $50 P. n.
WHEELING, s9;1O a m, $50 D. m.
WINCHESTER, 1910 a. m, f4.05. 300 % m
FREDERICK,tS 1870, 1910, E9:IO a. m, Il :S0
f4.O5. f5.45 D. m
HAGERsTOWNS. 1910 a. m, $500 q. n,
ANNAPOLIS, = 20, $500 2. m. TI2:U5 noon
1870 e 80, 1880, and II 90 - III.
'Daily, Except sunday, Sunday only.
TELEPHONES at all Of the following
Ticket Offices; l1I7 q st, Tel, Main 1881. az
Pennsylvania ave, Main 27S New TTnior
Station Ticket once. Main 1850: InformatIo1
Bureau, Main 1880. noI7-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT Of the District OF C0lum-
bia, Holding Probate Court No. 1882, Ad-
luinlstration. This is 10 give notice that the
subscriber who was by the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia granted letters Of
administration C. t. a. on the estate of
Frances II. Bryan, deceased. has with the
approval OF the supreme Court Of the District
of Columbia, holding a Probate Court, ap-
pointed MONDAY. THE 23D DAY OF No
VENEER, 1903, AT 10 O'CLOCK A M as
the time. and said Court room as the place.
for making payment and distribution friu7
said estate, under the Courts direction and
control, when and where all creditors and
persons entitled to distributivs shares or
legacies OF a residue, are notified 20 attend
in person or. By agent OF attorney duly an
thOriZed, with their claims against the estate
properly vouched. Given under my hand this
4th iay Of November, 1908. BENJAMIN c,
BRYAN. BY EDWARD S McCAINONT.
Attorney. Attest: (Seal.) JAMES TANNER
Register Of Wills for the District Of Column
bIa Clerk Of the Probate Court nos ~ Tq
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EXCURSIONS.
s. WASHINGTON
~ STEAMBOAT co.

Every DAY 90 the year froE. foot 7th 81 FOR
Fort Monroe, Norfolk Newport News and
points south via superb powerful steel DsIarz
steamers Newport News NORFOLK" ana
Washington"
L-v- Waslllgton-8.t5 pm Lv. Portsmouth. 8 u-1
Ly- Alexau4rla--l- 800 pu Nv. Norf9lk......6 On
Ar III M0urOe-.t-yJ aIuiLy TT M0nroe..7 pm
Al. &osfJlk----..o-JJ am Ar -leZanlrla g 80 an
Ar. P1rtsu1uth-S-5J am Ar. Washington Z am
- Through connections l.-Ede at NORFOLK
with steamers OLD Dominion Steamship Co
for New York. and Merchants and Miners
Steamships Tor Boston.
aGeneraI Ticket once, 595 18th St. Col
oradO Building iFhoue Main I51g.)
9TH 81. Wharf tPhgus Main sT6OJ
JNO. CALLAHAN, % " Pres. * Gen. Mgr
". h, CALLAHAN, GeaI Pass. AEt
Ee5-tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-FolIeWing schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile New
Orleans, Asheville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
SIS a. m, and 1915 D. N. daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga-
Memphis, New Orleans, 1910 p. m
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, Aiken.
Savannah. Jacksonville, and Florida points.
4.l0 p n daily.
l. 5. BROWN. General Agent.
sej-exmO-tf
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DOUBTFUL.

Think the people OF Cuba are capa-
bic Of self government
lust as much as we are
Come. now. There is no occasion
FOR such gratuitous insinuatiOns . mat
on a people who have never done you
any harm"
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.
EPECIAL I..NEsTlIENTs-

SPECIAL INVESTMENTS.
s-r55o-iteuts $3.50 m0uthi 8 bricks, uws
S.. Torrents 500 month. store and house nv.
s.. 55J-Reuts So 30: nice brick house nv.
fl,JyJ-Rents $3.50. Groom brick sc.
81, yJJ-Nioe home ne. . rooms bath.
MORAN a. GOLDENBERG.
6y4 50. NV. noI9-3t
FOR SALE-Largs room house. fine I0Ca-
u1us can be converted .nto apartments 70
yield lG 20 IS per cent on Investment An
unusual opportunity open for inspection.
sd and y sts.. HENRY ". OFFUTT.
uolg-G
FOR SALE-Fery fine up-tG-date home or
investment, hrst-cIass IN every way. first
class uelEhb0rho0d; a home to DO proud OF;
at bargaint occupied D. owner. call and
inspect 81 NJ ST. NV. u8IT-Gt
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Called today.)
Circuit Court, No. 2.
CHIEF IUsTICE CLARAUGH.

Called yesterday
No 1897. Crump vs.. Capital Traction
Company: jury respited until Monday.
Plaintiff's attorneys, C.. j. MurE ny. II.
II. Classic, and r. w. Wells. G. -feud.
ants attorneys, r. Ross Perry & Son,
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AUCTION SALES

AT WALTER b. WILLIAMS s. Co. Auc-
ton Rooms, corner 10th and SITS. NV, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER p, 1905 at 10
O'clock, viii be sold all goods stored In the
names OF Annie Hawkins, Mamie Norwood
UNITED STATES STORAGE co.
nuI4-at-eXSu
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Circuit Court, NJ. !.


NCdlleu yesterday
No. 1896 Jennings VS.. Johnson jury
respited until Monday. PLAINTIFFS at
torney, W. w. Douglas; defendant at
toTney, Edmund Burke.
No. 1887. Baltimore Building and
Loan Association VS.. Jennings; jury
sworn and respited until Monday. Plain
tins attorneys, G. H. Lamar and Milan
& Smith; defendants attorney, John
Ridout.
Called tOday)
10. 50107. Partisan Skirt MsnufacCuT-
ing Company VS.. herman; motion for
new trial withdrawn and judgment on
verdict. plaintiffs attorneys, +. A.
Jones and -. @. Shinn; defendants at
IOrneys Topper & GusaCIl and Cuttings
& Chamberlin.
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FOR SALE-FARMs.
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR ENCHANGE-A Washington property
$4,000 income clear for Los Angeles OF
beach. Address FAIRNIEW. East Falls
Church, Va. EOIy-sr
WILL TRADE old-establIshed coal and wood
business for real estate. country or city.
would ike vacant lots. III health cause for
selling BOX 6SS. Times Office. n5I7-3-
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FOR RENT-SUBUkBAM.

FOR RENT-SUBUkBAM.
on BENNING ROAD. blocks from trolley.
nu0Iern E-roon cottage Apply 81 Rhode
Island ave. NV nols-ot
REDUCED 10 $3.50 PER MONTH
= new six--oom house on electric line one
fare; near cars. TAGGART-TH- IIF'T Co,
100 New York ave. nol5-3t
THREE splendid new houses at Parke Lane,
rooms; SIS and SIS per month; several other
3. n. DAVIDSON.
REAL ESTATE,
Russ-yn, Va nolS-6t
S-ROOM COTTAGE. fruit trees. about 3 acre
Of ground So per MONTH immediate pos
session, minutes walk 70 City and SuDur-
ban cars; one fare; Rlves Station on g. &
O. r. r. Address THOS, w, SMITH, LIST and
Indiana ave. NV. nolS-7t
MOEEY TO LOAF
On Real Estate
~. S. GOVERNMENT bonds. and first trust
notes at "a, ., 5-a and per cent are in the
same class Of Investments. Loans made on
improved income producing realty frst trust
only every possible consideration shown Dor
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY.
6Zl 18th 81. NV
Washington, d. c. nolS-u
We WANT to get out some large funds at
9 DER cent and smaller ones at 5lz anC per
cent Every possible consideration shown
TIE HARRISON REALTY Co.
Main 500. 62l 18th St NV.
nol5-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates. Special privi-
leges with respect to prior payments. Large
amounts q specially. TYLER a. RUTHEIl-
FORD. 100 10th ST. NV nol2-f
SECOND TRUST
LOANS IN REAL ESTATE.
ANY Amount. 10 vest Rates
NATIONAL. LOAN AND INV. co.
THOMPSON BLDG. 7O3 18th ST. y. W.
Opposite Treasury. Next Drug store.
MONEY no LOAN on d. c. REAL ESTATE
-I.owest rates OF interest. Payments on prin-
any interest period. THE +. II. SMITH CO.,
Bond Building. l40S New YORK ave, jyS-d
MONEY no IOAN-S250 TO $4,000 on D. G
conducted witt economical consideration for
WAl. H. SAUNDERS & CO.
l4g F st. \. W.
MONEY 70 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
or INTEREST on d. c. Real Estate. No
WALTER H. ACKzR.
fe4-tf 1420 + st. y. W.
WANTED-SUBURBAE.
HAVE A LARGE LIST Of customers seeking
suburban homes Let US make quick sale
for vou Suburban specialists
MYERS & LIGHTFOOT. 1407 \. Y. ave. NV
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STOVES.
Bricks, Crates, Other Repairs

Any kind OF stoves. low prices: work guar
anteed. Call, write. 1l59 sth St NV.
noS-S5u. tn. th-tf
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
W, l.. q A 4. KY.
mTHE ELECTRIC LINE"

Electric palace cars from W mite E1oase Statlo'
.F-TH-rf-f.S-TH AND II SITS NORTHEAST.
F5r BaIti-4ors-5-5J and every LllI hour
from ego a ~ {. & 80 y. "a, and $50. so,
LJ.g1 and 1l.35 D. H.
F5r Anna89!!s-Every hour from $50 a. n
81, --gJ u fl ana $50 and ll-8J D III.
~ Fares one way. Round TIP
To Baltimore ---s-.-sS- f---S
TO Annapolis and L. s.
Ez[sT aeaseuy ........TJc SIS
Al ii 81. cars run direct 10 White House
station
Ticket once at 14th and y Y ave y. W.
ana al White House Station. 18th ana Il sts
u. T. Telephone II. 1919. oco-U
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FOX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR RENT
JAMES - CAHILIa 1908 ST. NV.
SIC per month. rOur-rOOm and bath apart
menc. northwest. corner 18Th and NJ sts. NV;
heat and janitOT service all outside rooms.
JAMES A CAHILL. I20S + ST NV
n.I.-II
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THE SUSSEX. 1890 to l3S6 3 ST. SW.-A su-
periOr apartment house: hve large rooms and
tiled bath front apartment the last one u l0s
steam heat. hot water Jauitori on car line,
convenient 10 Agricultural. Post0fhce. and
Treasury departments thorough repair re-
fined homes. IN choice location rent 80,
open Phone Main 448I.
PHILLIPS COMPANY. $50 John Marshall pl.
nOlJ-tf
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/ WANT % rent large store on north side
% Pa ave- uH-- between s-l and 18th sLz
or buy lease. j. PHILLIPS SIS u 81. NV.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EUk kENI-FLAIS.
coo G. ST. sE.-Two rooms. first floor: So.
also rooms on third moor, s.. newly papeTeI
and painted. Inquire MIS- BURGESS. 5ss
6tt st So nols-st
CO. ORLEANS sT NE.-F1rst floor. rooms
and bath: IN good condition, separate cellar
ana furnace; h0t-water heat: rent only SI15J
apply WM- Ii. SAUNDERS & CO.. l4G +
81. nw. uoly-5t
DESIRABLE FLAT. centrally located; 4
rooms ana bath. 6l5 Ia. ave nv. nols-St
FOR RENT-slx rooms and bath. win put
I'm good condition Tor good tenant RENT
ara Eth ST. no.
VA r. SAUNDERS * CO. lzgT r 81
uoIs-5t
EYE sr. NV. 5ls-second-a5or uuturaisHcd
fats; three or six rooms. bath, V8pJT heat.
hot-wsters adults only see any dime, aoL7-gs
OFFICE ROOMS.
FOR RENT IN the MUNsEY BUILDING.
Pa ave- between 18Th and I4th directly
u. >0slte the new District Building. several
month. including heat, light, elevator, anu
Janitor service. - +. FOX COMPANY. l4tn
a. New Acf- ave. Jyl6-tu, th.sa-u
FOR RENT-SrABLES.
FOR RENT-rwo-story frame stable VITA
water IN good condition. 50 month II rented
al once. 6V5 Massachusetts ave. u0Is-3L
FOR SALE-FARMS.
10 ACRES on Potomac river near Fl Hunl
80 acres in cultivation. house and outbuI.d-
iuss. hne trucking soil, price 1900 Cal.
and ses as for farms OF al sizes. purposes
prices and I0Ca atoms.
NATIONAL FARM AGENCY,
l4Jl y Y ave NV nol9-3t
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FOR SALE-STOPFS

FOR SALE-Ous or Tire best grocery and
market stores ia NV select trade other bus
-a.5z- BOZ oe2. Times ONCE. ngls-9t
FOR SALE-SUaI grocery. living rooms.
cheap rent. must be- sold Apply AS X st.
So. u1L5-SL
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WANTED-FARMS.

WAN IED-SMa4l farm. convenient % cars
rent not 20 exceed $40 OF SLzi phone $3.50. ID.
GEORGE. GIG j. ST. NV uaf--gt
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Times Want Ads. Bring Results.
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WANTED-sUBURBAE.

HAVE A LARGE LIST Of customers seeking
SUBURBAN homes. Let US make a quick sale
FOR vou. Suburban specialists
MYERS & LIGHTFOOT. l4H y. !. ave. NV.
nol9-3t
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FOR RENr-HoUSES.

FOR RENT-22ls 10th Ct. NV, 4-room house
nice neighborhood: white tenants only hey
at 9l6 w st. NV hoIy-1t
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AUTOMOBILF COLLEGFS.

AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE, terms moderate,
easy payments positions secured. Write OF
call; open evenings and Sunday, 1923 18th
81. NV. OC35-tS
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
JERRELIES WEEKLY SALE
Three nice rOlltOp desks and several fat
top desks. Complete line OF ladies' desks.
Also three nice secretaries with bookcases
combined Mahogany heH rack and seat; also
full line Of stoves.
JOHN r. JERltELL.
40 Louisiana ave. NV.
noITlg
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- YOU NEED MONEY 20 pay rent or GUY
cosI. I vii! furnish all you need lend ysu
On your furniture or piano. These loans are
strietIy PRIVATE Try me. Address /. L E.
p. o. BOX 2343. Station G. oC3-S0t
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BICYCLES.

IF YOU want TO dispose Of your bicycle or
buy one square dealing Is always assured at
Q. 7. HUNTERS, 1lS Pa ave. NV.
n0I5-gIt
SACRIFICE SALE OF BICYCLE5-50O good
makes 70 80 at your own price, such famous
makes as Columbia. Cleveland. National.
bIemi good as new; from IS to SO. c. Z.
HUNTER, lib Pa ave. open every night TIL
S ?. N. some with coaster brakes. noI5-30t
DOES YOUR BICYCLE NEED a DOCTOR9
We Cure All Troubles While You Wait.
Rock Bottom Prices. Vulcauizlng 90 Cents.
AUTO-CXCLE CO., IA. Near Pa Ave.
oc3s-30t
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80 9TH ST. Sc, corner house, six rooms and
cellar: all modern improvements Rent $50
inquire within uoi4-5t
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zs0f 18th ST. y. ".
Entirely new MANAGEMENT. Apartments con-
taining 8. l. 8, rooms; all modern conyen-
ienCes. private halls higI ceilings large
airy rooms. restaurant. phone Col. zSJ.
A L. MARSH. Manager.
gcE4-sa -th-tf
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READING Standard motor cycle; perfect
condition. new tires. So T, n. MJDD JR-,
1923 New York ave. uOls-tf
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MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
or INTEREST on d. c. Real Estate. No
unrea sonabls delay.
WALTER H ACKZR,
fa4-fF 142O + St y. w.
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WALL PAPER.

c. c. SILENCE,
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JANUARY 3, 1908,
BUSINESS CONDITIONS

Merchants and business men
generally report an unexpectedly
heavy holiday trade, some of them
stating that the volume of sales
was even larger than that of last
year. Many thousands of dollars
were thus taken ont of their hid
ing places and given to general
circulation, enabling the merchants
to meet their obligations and stim,
ulating the movement of money in
the channels of trade. Every day
that passes witnesses an increase
of confidence and a rapid return
toward normal business condi-
tions. Money is beng replaced
in the banks which was taken out
through fear of trouble, and peo-
pie generally are beginning to be-
lieve that. these institutions are the
safest places of deposit after all.
The prospects appear bright for
an early resumption of usual bust.
ness conditions, aud for very
good year for all classes of indus
trialists, especially in the Gila
valley.
Graham guardian., 1908-01-03

The Smart Set begins the year
1908 most auspiclously. Its con
tributors number many of the
most notable living writers. The
novelette, is from the pen of that
always delightful author, Anne
Warner. 1t is entitled "Wanted-
An Original Gentleman" and con-
Germs the whimsical adventures of
a young man who believes himsel
STANDARD in Europe and answera
curious advertisement. The story
in itself charming one, is illu.
minated by many clever human
sketches which cannot fail to d.
vert every reader.
Vance Thompson, one of the
most finished writer's of the day,
has never written "a better piece of
work than his brief sketch, "The
Mona Lisa 1t is as powerful as
anything from the great French
masters, and it will be remem
bered and talked about.