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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-16
DEARTH Of CLASS
IN ENGLISH CHAMPS
MENACE SUPREMACY
Recent Performances of
British Track Cham
Pi0nS Mediocre.

NEW YORK, March lG-The recent
performances of the British champions
on track and field have been mediocre,
especially in that branch Of athletics IN
which Britain mas hitherto led the
world, namely, Cross-country running
Among the sprinters, Morton, who
Was the lone star capable OF success
fully competing against Americans,
seems 10 have lost his turn of speed,
and, although he stiu wins races ana
is even champion Of England, rarely
passes the 10lz seconds mark.
Underwood, the cross-country and
ten-mile champion of the British Isles,
was recently beaten IN Paris by Key
ser. OF the Racing Club de France,
while the present holder of the British
10 hurdles title is Groenings, a Swede,
WhO cannot compete under the British
colors in the forthcoming Olympic
games. No Quarter-miler has come for
ward who can run under 80 seconds.
Varsity Athletes.
The 'Varsities have had a band OK
athletes. virtual descendants of Crabbe
and CORVALLIS. who are excellent half
milers and m.Iers. while McGough OF
Scotland Is sim competing, and ought
TO beat any opponent in his own COuE-
try, although he lost at Athens by his
action IN remaining in the rear SO long
and relying on his spTinting abilities
when dealing with Americans who were
faster on the home stretch than he was.
The irish contingent OF jumpers, in
Guiding Leahy and O'COnnOr, are averse
to competing under British eolors. and
their detection will mean the loss OF
many points 70 the Wearers of the
Union Jack. In the weight-throwiug
events England Will be outclassed, IN
less a Scotchman, who seems TO be q
coming man, makes good his promise.
"Trial Meets"
The many meets taking place before
the actual games, all OF which are
labeled trial meets" indicate a loss
on the part of the British committees
IF they had determinate champions with
good records they are conservative to
the point OF not holding trials at all
but as matters stand, their appreciation
OF the present arrangements show that
they are utterly in the dark as TO who
shall ultimately represent the empire.
The only hope for the British seems 10
be In the Varsities. whose runners do
not usually compete IN open meets and
whose performances may be a revela-
tion. But an oxford or Cambridge
man abhors nothing more than strict
training.
Canadians and Australians viii fur
nish but little talent, according to re-
ports from Australia and the Dominion.
Longboat will probably not be allowed
10 compete, and whether Barker will
run in better form than at Athens,
where ne proved himself a very useful
Splinter, is prOblematic.
The sloWness of the tracks I'm Eng
land will probably prevent Americans
from making the fast time they have
made in the States.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG'S 7th and X SITS. NV.
s. KAHN. SONS g. CO., Sth and Market sDaca
GREEN'S CAPITAL A d Y z Il TIsIN q
AGENCY. 1916 18th st. NV.
". z McNULrT. Cigar Store. 14th ana p mn
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton e
Nelson, Propr4etorss corner Rhode IsIanJ
ave, LIST ana SITS. NV.
ROBERT T, PETZOLD, The Harvard Pbar
macy, nth ana Harvard sts. NV
". 4, DARLING, cor. 18th and 7 sts nv,
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7rh st Pbogs
Island ave. and r st. NV.
H. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th st. and
Mass ave. NV.
CHAS. C HORNUNG, Christiani Pharrnscv
Eg. cor 7th and 81 sts NV
sANFORDs PHARMACY, New York ava
and North Capitol street.
r. a VEITCH, 10th and n SITS NV
oUyIGLEK'S PHARMACY, 2lst ana q e., -
s. NJ. WAGNER & CO, Ist and II sts M
l. 4. TAYLOE. cor. 9Th and p SITS nvv
NICHOLS HARAACX, 18th and pa ave ~
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. IIth ana Psr-
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WISER.

Hes been In Paris for year, 7 be-
lleye. lie must be very wealthy"
well. he used~t to have more money
than he knew what TO DO with"
You mean he isn't as wealthy as he
Was?'
"Oh no! / mean he has been in Paris
long enough 20 acquire more knoWl-
edge. Exchange.
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SURE OF BOTH.

How do you like being in Congress?
Kiss the spotlight eh?''
sometimes" admitted the eX-COme-
dian. But Congress has its recon-
penses. Now, VIXEN / make a speech, /
can sprinkle in my own laughter and
applause Exchange.
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Every householder or every person who hopes some day
to home interested in real estate Real estate news
appeals to wide circle because of the intimate idea of home
associated with such you live in apartment you
doubtless thinking of the day when you will buy home;
you have home in the city doubtless you turning
your thoughts to suburban fe if you live in the suburbs,
you may be turning with longing eyes toward the country In
any event. real estate Of real live interest 10 YOU If
you will read these columns each day you viii keep in init
mate touch with the real estate situation nothing reflects
infinitely the varying conditions Then when the time
comes for carrying out lOngchershed hopes you will he
thoroughly posted and viii know how to act Meanwhile
should you wish to buy SELL lease rent real estate of any
description The Times real estate columns Offer you
imum of publicity with a minimum of expense
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE DIS
TRICT Or COLUMBIA, March H. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that on the SIEt day
II March. 1893 VIII expire all licenses grant
ed by the Assessor Ct the District az Coluu-
bia 10 peddleTE and produce dealers trading
at large said licenses must be promptly
renewed by AL such persons desiring to COM
LiUue business after that date. e " W.
GRIFFIN, Assessor. ID. c. ushi6-6t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-1ien 70 learn barber ride, New
system Eight weeks completes. San earn
expenses while learning. Tools donated.
Board provided. Positions furnished grad
yates. Write for free catalogue. MoLER' s
BARBER COLLEGE, 207 BoWery, New York
city. mhl5-6t
WANTED-AIen 10 get best haircut in the
city. l5c; shave including neck shave. Zoe;
TaZOrs honcd. 15c; two, 25c: white BARRIERS.
open TIL s p IN. 6l7 St. NV. fe2s-sot
WOODWORKER- Flrst-ciass on carriage and
wagon work Can 70 day. BARKER &
KELLY, ass Pennsylvania ave. II
WE want % hear from every manager. sales
man, b0okkeeper and technical man open for
better position. Write fully. HAPGOOpS,
1912 Commonwealth Building. Phiadelph.a.
YOUNG MAN for upholstery and drapery
department, must know how to hang cur
taius. good, permanent position Apply
Manager HECHT a. CO.. 5135i5-5lT 7th 81.
fnhlg-2t
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FOR sALE-mIscELLAuEous.

CONTENTS OF Broom Tat at private sale;
no dealers; may be seen Wednesday and
Thursday. March IS and -. between a. u.
and D. m. 1906 18th ST., Apartment 9.
mhTf-sf
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DANCING.

MISS COULTER, master CT dancing II Won
can walk. ] can teach you 10 waltz. Private
les sons, see. Glasses Tuesday ana SATURDAY.
evenings $40. Ballroom Tor rent. Address POI
Eve 81. nv. Phone Main 1872 uhl4-tf
PBIVATE DANCING lessons, 50c. waltz ana
tv-o-step guaranteed nve lessons; class 81
month. ballroom for rent S. TO s.. Address
with stamped envelope. BOX 4s5, Times OF
nee. mhIl-6t-eNSu
MADAME MCCARTNEY. teacher Of dancing.
You cstn dance. Do you know st? Private
lessons only. Waiting and txo-step. Lessons
50C. 1893 II 81. NV, Phone Main 5SZ9AI.
mhI0-S9t
THE V~YNDHAA. Isl IIth np,.-Lessons &c.
6lessous. $780, class 1880 every Tues, Thurs-
sat Guarantee 10 teach you. Prof. Wyndham.
mhI-tf
vate and class lessons. fe24-sot
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

BARBERS-Three hrst-class. al once for a
new shop. zoos 18th st. NV mhld-2t
BAKER2Second hand ou bread. JOE or
TENBURG. 1913 lth 81 NV, i
B0Y-smart. with wheel. for errands. Room
II, sos 9Th st. Il
BOY-Bright. strong: not afraid Of work;
wanted for. inside work. give age and refer
ence. BOX 3s3, Times office. mhi6-2t
BOY ls to IS years with wheel 10 carry pack
ages at once. After a. m, 1911 @ 81
Llh4o-ot
BOY-Nsat colored, to work around house;
one who can wait on table. sos + 81. NV.
BOY-WIth wheel 70 deliver packages. BON
MARCHE. 3l6 9Th 81. mhl5-2t
BOY-With a wheel 70 make himself useful.
and go errands Apply at MILLINERY
PARLORS, III 18th St nv. mhi4-St
BUsHEI4MAN ana presser at once. HARRY
T. TAYLOR. 4s8 Missouri ave mhl5-3t
COACH PAINTER - First-cIass: no other
need apply. J. T. SPRINGMAN SONS. s0I
ca y. sN. lLLlLL9-.L
Settled coiored woman.
AdAN'S, sl6 9th 81 NV II
ENGINEER Experienced; one who under
stands the machinery Of an electric elevator.
Apply JULIUS GARFINKLE q CO., 18th
and F sts. mh15-3t
EXPERIENCED colored- kitchen man for
dairy lunch room. Apply 1901 Pa ave. nv.
~
ELEVATOR, Boy drive grocery wagon,
butler. private family. EXCHANGE. 1885
Nth st, NV il
FINIsHERs to work on pants: experienced
or 20 learn. 1921 10th s. NV. mhl6-St
FINIsHER for new and old work LOUIS
GOLDMAN. 50l 18th 81. NV. mh16-2t
FITTER-Experience ana workman on
ladies' coats and skirts Address BOX $40.
Times once. mhll-7t
JEWELRY CANVAssERs to sen diamonds.
watches. etc, to the best trade only: good
men can obtain position FOR salary and
commission. Apply CASTELBERG'
nh2-mo. wei fritz
LADIES TAILOR-First-class; on plain
work. Apply az once. 2il2 18th NV mhl5-3t
AIAN-CoIored. for wash room; one WHO un-
derstands extracting preferred. WEST END
LAUNDRY, 1873 Pennsylvania ave. It
AIAN-Young; with experience as shipping
clerk. BOX SCI. Times Office. mh15-3t
MAN for farm near city; good pay. Address
L PORTION. 10Th ST, and Maryland ave. ne.
1t
MANA respectable white or coiored man
to make himself generally useful; no horse
To be attended to- must know how to drive
for an undertaken. Apply ia 32d ST., George
town. mh14-3t
MEN WANTED-Our cocktails are the
purest IN the world; 81 per bottle; pure food
goods. THE JOHN WEDDERBURN CO.,
s16 F st. NV. Phone 5394 Main mh4-20t
PLATE PRINTER-Oue who has had about
six months experience. 72s 11th St my.
mhI5-3t
PORTER with wheel: good paw. Apply 423
nth ST. NV mhl3-3t
sALESMEN-At once four frst-class sales
men 10 sell improved suburban property.
Write BOX s44. Times once. mh11-6t
sCoURERs ana pressers; first-elass FOR Ia
dies and gentlemen clothes; steady COB:
good pay. 20O4 18th 81. NV mhl5-2t
VEGETABLE grower: single white man. IN
quire at once. 2506 II st. NV. mh16-2t
WATERS -Four hotel. SIS. 500; bar porter, S.
week, Apply PHILIPS HOTEL AGENCY,
SO 9Th St NV mhI6-2t
WASH HAN-Experienced. COLUMBIA
LAUNDRY, 625 6 st. nv. mhl69t
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HELP wANrED-MaIe ana Female.


WHITE BOY OR GIRL 10 work IN tailor
shop. 72l 18TH 81 NV. IL
EXPERIENCED canvassers; So day; per-
mauent positions. 623 18th ST. NV II
COAT HELP wanted; hrst-clase 50 st.
NV. Inhl6-St
EARN EXTRA money Without interfering
with your regular work (either ladies' or gen.
temenl by assisting Ia the sale OF choice
northwest real estate. For fun particuf&Fs
address BOX 81 1924 Monroe 1T. NV. mhl5-7t
HELP at once on custom coats. 1922 o st.
NV nihI5=2t
STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Colorado
building open ali the year day and night;
Pltmau. Graham, Gregg. Barnes. md Syila-
bic systems. Positions guaranteed Iadivid-
ual instruction. n l10-tf
WANTED-High salaries 10 hrst-class cut
ters- The only school IN the city where high
art designing and cutting Is taught, We
teach tailors and dressmakss FEteuted
measure short and simple. THE GERACI
SCHOOL OF GARMENT CUTTING. i2S5 G
81. fs22-30t
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FOR SALE-Ice boxes; suitable FOR grocery
use; made by people who know how; not
tinkers- See HOLLYWOOD. 8;S aad K. mhisr3t
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S,OeO CIGAR sTDRE; worth 81 go: fine FIX
lures and 5aaip>ss. THORNTON & JAMES.
7Us 18th nv. r1tr--7f
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Advertisements will be accented
at any Of the following branch of.
fees ut regular office rates. If IT is
ineOnveuient 20 leave advertisements
at either branch office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele-
phoned direct to The Times (Main
$500, and a messenger will call to
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser,
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FOR SALE4-One new moving picture ma
chine and gTaph0phOns cheap. Cali at $50
Sth ST. ne. between and o'clock.
rnhlf-at
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NEW HELBIG player piano with music rolls.
500; square piano So owing 70 our small
city. HELBIG BROS. I74z 73h 81. NV.
uhIs-g5t
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I.ADDOS PHARMACY, 100 Florida ave. ~.
CHAS- II. BLUMER. y. Cap. and r IS "a
KRAuS PHARMACY, eth and x sts
McCHESSEY & JOACHIM, Sth and + sts- NJ
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FOR sALE-Fixtures for s-ehsir barber shop
Apply 1888 II ST. NV. mhis-5t
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TIMES WANTS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents, Wanted Help. Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Beard. Boarding, For
Rent Rooms, Rooms and Board-IO
cents a line; times COnsecutiveIy, 8
cents a line: times COnsecutiVely. s
cents a line. Minimum charge 30 cents.
Business Opportunities. For Sale
Miscellaneous, Horses and Vehicles.
Lost and Found. Wanted MisCeIlan-
eOus, Dogs, Pets, etc.--15 cents a line:
2 times consecutively 1874 cents a
line; times consecutively, 10 cents a
line Minimum charge As cents.
All other claSsinCaIiOns-15 cents a
line; times consecutively, 1914 cents
a line; 3 times COnsecutiVeIy, 10 cents
q line. Minimum charge 60 cents.
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NCN-MEDICAL HEALING.

The JunOd System Of Enforced Circulation.
more generally known the Vacuum Treat.
meuJ, WaB introduced by the IisJinguislsd
French physician AMI surgeon. d.. y T.
Juugc. His method o. forcing the circulation
Was approved or By The government and
adopted into thcIF hospitals and is known
today the only hone and cure for that
dread disease, l0comotor- atsNia and kindred
maladies " here the circulation is not normal
IL can be made SO. Consultation ana treat
ment AZ your home II desired Consultation
a. once free, and you are invited 10 call
PROF. Il. y. ID. PARKER
1924 New York ave.
Hours, 10 10 .. sundays. " 10 !. LADY a.
sisJant.
Read NOa-Medicsl Healing. hack cover 1908
City Directory. fs-zstf
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A. =. POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol sts
ROACH DRUG CO. sth and c SITS Sc
Al. s. FEALF. NV. cor IIth and Pa ave.
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SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS. 9TH and streets
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ANACCSTEA
BURT's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
JEFFERSON SITS
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BRoOKLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR Il. +, LUERSSEN Drug Store.
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COAL. WOOD. ICE business; February sales
ss.Vo THORNTON 4 JAMES. 705 lIIh ns.
mhlE3t
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FOR SALFc-The entire contents Of an eight
room fat; all IN gOOd condition; a good
chance 70 save money. See HOLLYWOOD, 8th
and X. mhl5-3t
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GEORGETOWN.
+. P. WELLER, Pharmacy. S5s4 n st nv.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-Soms one VITA a few hundred
oSlla-s 20 JOIN ~ good paying business
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FOR sALE-One 20 syrup marble soda foun-
tain \. @. JOY. ia eth ST. NV. mhl5-5t
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~ EOOAIAts HOUSE a rooils. Pengfo-
PARK sacrihcs THORNTON & JAMES
l0s lfth nv. nbIE-sf
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ALEXANDRIA. "a.
r L CARNE 4 co. Jos King Sc.
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GROCERY Northeast very desirable. lnves-
tory, THORNTON .. JAMES. 1ca Ilth M.
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FOR eALE-5c and i0c store. doing a good
business. but owing TO pressure of other bus
mess. not able 20 give Il my personal at
tention. Apply 26 WaIder bldg. mhI6-9t
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CHEVY CHASE. Nd.
T. A. SONNEMAN.
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NINE CATHERINE. paImlst. 91f New York
ave- 10 a. IA 10 3. m,; = and 80 cents.
mhI5-It
ORIGINAL gypsy pianist. whole fortune
tod i'1i o"@u nights I7z8 sth 81. nv. u
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PENMANSHIP.

TCTNC orr special class In penmanship under
- direction OF our expert penman: only 50
month. call OF write for particulars.
DRAu5HONfS SPENCERIAN BUSINESS
COLLEGE, Academy OF Music Building, ss5
9Th ST. NV. -lL-i-SA
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LOST.


LOST-Saturday night between Gayetv
Theater ana 1926 $50 st. NV, a dark red
card cs 50 containing check for ST on L. 8
Treasury payable 10 ). (. HOman and in
dorsed by same. Liberal reward If returned
10 1915 $50 81. NV. II
LOST-Gold watch hunting case; Initials
F. l. B.. on KalOrama ave, between 18th
and Columbia road. Liberal reward for re-
turn TO Apartment 4 Z253 18th St NV.
mhl6-3t
LOST-A gold locket with a small diamond
and G. S. engraved on back, between 9th
and 9TH on Pennsylvania ave. Liberal re-
ward II returned 10 G2S Pennsylvania ave
NV. mhl6-2t
LOST-Smau white and black female fox
terrier near 9TH and G NV; answers 10 name
Of Bess. Reward If returned to AZ G ST. NV
mhl6-2t
LOST-Sunday March Is, between and
p. m. on G ST., between d and 4th NV. or
9TH and + NV, pearl and topaz necklsce.
Reward for return TO MRS J. F. KELLY
1l5 @ 81. NV. Il
LOST-An old-fashiouei breastpin, enchased;
small pearl in center. with three pendants
Reward 2S29 BrightWood ave. mhl5-St
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ARE YOU In need Of business training?
II so, consult
STRAKER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
18th and T SITS. NV Phone n s430 for cata-
iogue- Ip-to-date methods live Mida-asraI Is
sSae-erss -sttEations gusEentezl. mnII-7.
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FOUND-A guaranteed cure for eczema. old
sores. piles. etc. Try DIR. COSTELLOS
SALEE- fs2S-50t
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NIGHT WORK o.. Filipino young man; has
some experience in mechanical drafting
1870 c. 81. py. mhlS-zt
WAITER-Colored. active and handy. wants
position in hrst-clsss private boarding house.
j. ii. B.. ~ Q st. NV. mhi6-3t
GOOD VEGETABLE grower ami Iawnmen;
married; no children. Gail or address $40
eve ST. sW- mhll-5t
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ROLLER SKATES.
RoTI,FR. SKATES REDUCED-UEi0n Hard
vgare 81 60: WinsIow extension, $780, Wins
1oyy solid $50. Barney s. Berry, 50 S. Pre-
s.rr IA ana get rebate lOC pair. II. Is.
HTGHAM. Jr., l03-l05 ST. Sc Opposite
Congressional Library. mhl4-it
F1sTTFR SKATES REDUCED THIS WEEK
WTNSIOW and Barney & Berry bAll-beaTins
mi 81 Union Hardware rink skates $500
W. carry all parts OF skates repairing
sueciaTty, c. T. HUNTER, The Bicycle
xan li9 Pennsylvania ave. NV. uhS-u
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BICYCLES FOR ALMOST NOTHING-We
have about 80 high-grade sligtt ly used BIZ
cycles from 81 and up-every on in excellent
running order. c. T. HUNTER The Bicycle
meq, ils IA ave- ns'- mhls-u
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EDUCATIONAL.

PPTyATE LESSONS In mathematics,
seieneeg. languages music university grad
,,sfa- twenty years experience. literary
10Y revised PROF. J.. Station 81, BOX
a5l3. city. te23-s0t
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THRIFTY PEOPLE who have saved up a
lttle money and want % put Il where IL
VIII be absolutely safe and absolutely GER
tain OF returning a high percentage in the
near future. should examine the bargains we
are Offering IN the way OF lots and homes in
the northeast section. within one car fare
limit The city IS pushing and cnowding all
around this section. many houses have been
buii and sold, and a large number are under
construction or have been contracted tor.
some Of the best homes are here and posi-
tivelS the most attractive bargains 20 be
1Ound anywhere are being offered now.
The city and Suburbau Railway, undoubt-
edly TIE most satisfactory in every respect
OF any OF the suburban lines. takes you direct
TO South BTuOkland. Ella ~cOn Terrace. Lang
don. sherwood. and Woodbridge IN twenty
i've ~ .nutes from 18th and G streets
II you have az small a sum as SlC0 IN bank
come gu; 20 our Office. 1850 Rhode Island ave,
and we VIII put you IN tho way Of an Invest
ment where you can actually see your money
grow
Il Is ulwise 20 hesitate. Come at once and
Gee fer yourself what a grand opportunity
we hold open 10 you
THE SOULE REALTY Co,
Phone y. $40. 1870 r. I. Ave. y. z.
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FOR SALE-sEAsHoRE LOTS.
RAILROADS
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO r.

NOTE: Published only as information ana
not guaranteed.
400 p NC & O. Limited. Daily. Fast
vestibule train Pullman sleepers to 49,
Chicago and ST. Louis. Connectio1 fo-
Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman Car To,1fe-
Vile 10 Memphis and New Orleans DIrin-
cars a Ia carte service.
100 P Nj F. Y. LIMITED T,a1,.
solid vestibule train Pullman sleener< 70
Cincinnati. Lexington. and II1ufS--f1le
SnrlpEs week days Dining cas- -
carte service. Pullman sleepers Ci1cf1naf1
to Chicago and St. Louis. and Louisviije n
Memphis. NASHVILLE and New Orleans.
Ohio Offices. 5lS Pennsylvania ave l2sq = e.
and New Union Station Telephone AfsJI
and Main 1905 or zoo FOR c. & o. Wv
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NEW SMALL FARM SUBDIVISION.
0AKHURST.

Near the trolley and main line % B. & O.
R. R., facing the new Baltimore Boule-
ward" Lots 1 acre 10 acres Only 500 an
acre. Here Is the opportunity 20 buy prop
erty- Truck and fruit farm near trolley and
R r. Beautiful lots, all cleared OF with
pine or oak groves With fine running water
Call for plat and fuG information
SPECIAL FEATURES.
No taxes. No interest. Free deed TO all.
Free certified copy OF certificate OF title
ONLY SO CASH and s. MONTHLY.
EASIEST TERMS
y. Sin event OF Death OF Purchaser
payments Will be Cancelled and property deed
10 his estate free Of any claim or further
payments Best and most liberal contract
ever offered.
See BOOTHS FARM AGENCY.
Phone n 1869. 704 Sth St. NV. Wash, D. c
jy9-th, tn, sa-lOt
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B.-FoIlowing schedule figures pub1isbs,
onlv as information and are not eilarsrraaJ
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. Ner
Orleans. Asheville. Chattanooga. Memphis.
SIS a. m. and HOO p. m daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanoora
Memphis, New Orleans. 1915 p. m
For Columbia, Charleston, Augusta. Aiken.
Savannah. Jacksonville, and Florida points
40 D. n. daily.
L S. BROWN, General Agent.
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