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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-05-05
ELLENsBURc. K1Tr1rAs County, WASH, MAY S, 1905

to pay taxes on the same basis as
individuals, and gives the tax COM
mission the power to place railroad
and other corporation property in
classes by themselves and either to
practically exempt them from tax
alton or to tax them excessively
and out of reason, according to the
WhimS of the members of the tax
commission.
When the bill providing for the
submission of the amendment was
before the last legislature, it was
explained by members of the tax
commission that its purpose was to
give the commission power to elias
sify railroad property by itself and
to make it pay most of the taxes
for the maintenance of the state
government, and to exempt it from
county, city and school taxes.
Under decisions which have al
ready been rendered in the courts
the decisions of the tax commission
are supreme, when they do not
conflict with the constitution, and
it is argued by those who are OPP
posed to the amendment that it
would be giving the commission
power which might be a good thing
with a board of absolute integrity
and honesty, but which with any
other kind of a board might permit
all of the big corporate interests to
escape their fair share of taxation.
The proposed amendment and
the sections which it would amend,
as given above, will give the voters
a chance to study the matter for
themselves and to vote according
to their judgment.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-05-05
Farmers Should Toe The Line

Arrangements are quietly yet
steadily being made for the most
important meeting ever held under
the Ellcnsburg Chamber of Com
mcrcc to take place on the evening
Of May Sth. 1t promises to be the
livliest meeting yet held i'll Ellens-
burg and every business man
should make a point of being pres
cnt. This includes all citizens,
whether they be members of the
Chamber or not.
Not only should the business
men see to it that they are repre-
scented, but it would be much to
the interest of the farmers and
ranChcrS to turn out to this meet
ing, as it greatly depends OH them
whether or not series of lectures
will be given by the State Expert
mcnt Station of Pullman.
1t is proposed to have demon
stration train to run to to this city
in the near future, and for a line
of lectures OH the latest methods of
cultivation together with discus
sion on the possibilities of our val
lev in connection with fruit and
shuar beet cultivation. Let the
farmers get together on this propo-
sition and there is no saying what
big things there may be in store for
I>llcnsburg and kutitas valley.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-05-05
Yakima Again

1t is told on good authority that
the Yakima Commercial club sent
an invitation to the proper officials
requesting chat the Cruiser Wash
ington visit their city and enjoy the
trip through the most wonderful
fruit belt on earth.
We believe there is water enough
III many parts of the Yakima val
ley to permit of the Washington at
least keeping alloat, but we don
quite see how She is going to get
there. OF course, those who arc
accustomed to dealing with the
small poX city know what was
meant.
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VOL. XIV.

annual tax sufficient, with other
sources of revenue, to defrav the
ordinary estimated expenses of the
state for each fiscal year. And for
the purpose of paying the state
debt, if there be any, the legisla-
ture shall provide for the Lowing
OF tax ANNUALLY sufficient to paw
the annual interest and principal
OF such debt within 20 years from
the final passage of the law creating
the debt.
Section 1.-The legislature shall
provide by law a uniform and
equal rate of assessment and taxa-
ton on all property in the state
according to its value in money
and shall preCribe such regulations
by general law as shall assure a
just valuation for taxation of all
property SO that every person and
corporation shall pay tax in pro-
portion to the value of his, her S or
its property. Provided that de-
duction for debts from credits may
be authorized: provided further
that the property of the United
States, and of the state, counties,
school districts and other munich
pal corporations, and such other
property as tbs legislature may by
general laws provide, shall be eX-
einpt from taxation.
Section 5.-Thc legislature
shall provide by general law for
the assessing and lcvying of taxes
on all corporation property as near
as may be by the same methods as
are provided for the assessing and
Lowing of taxes on individual pro-
perry.
Section 1.-The power to tax
corporations and corporate property
shall not be surrendered or sus-
pended by any contract or grant to
which the state shall be party.
1t will be seen that the amend
mcnt, if carried, will change the
entire system of taxation as at
present provided, which compels
the railroad and other corporations
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HOW WILL YOU VOTE
ON THE AMENDMENTS
Shall Too Much Power Be
Vested in a Few Hands?

This is one of the provisions of
the state constitution which will be
knocked out if the amendment to
be submitted at the next general
election is carried.
The bill which was passed by the
last legislature submitting this
amendment to the voters originated
with the tax commission and re-
ceived its support, it being under
stood at the time that its purpose
was to increase the power of the
tax commission and enable it to
classify different kinds of property
and assess each kind according to
its own ideas.
The amendment reads as follows:
The power of taxation shall
never be surrendered or contracted
away. Taxes shall be uniform up
on the same class of subjects and
shall be levied and collected for
public purposes. The property of
the United States and of the state,
county and school districts and
other municipal corporations and
personal property to the amount of
$500 for the head Of each family
liable to assessment and taxation
under the provisions of the laws of
this state, of which the individual
is the actual and bona fide owner,
shall be exempt from taxation.
This is submitted as an amend
ment to sections /, ?, 5, and 4, of
Article 7, of the constitution,
which in full are as follows:
Section AL property in the
state not exempt under the laws Of
the United States or under this
constitution shall be taxed in pro-
portion to its value, to be ascer
tanned according to law. The leg
islature shall provide by law for an
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Whoopine Cough.

sin February our daughter had the
whooping cough. Mr.. Lane, of Hart
land, recommended Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy and said it gave his
customers the best of satisfaction. We
found it as he said, and can recommend
it to anyone having children troubled
with whooping cough" says Mrs. ~.
Goss, of Durand, Mich. For sale by
owl Drug Store.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l755 street northWeSt-LOuis ?. Kenaey e. NJ %
W Philip Newton. lot g.. square 80. SO. ".
Philip Newton % Louis p and JenHie d. Eeu-
ney. same land. SO.
Lsugdon PARK and Clark Mills estste-Ha77y NJ.
Packard and John L Gardner. trustees 20 VII
liam p. Gochenour. part lots 9 and 10 square p
Langdon Pars, and part 10, g. CLARK NILS estate.
S59Ls5
Columbia Heights-IsabeIla Bartholovr 70 SsIis G..
r Mabel. Frances A., and Alice z Bartholow.
lot ii9. block =. s.
G street northwest between Sixth ard Serezth
streetS-Richard C. Cotter 20 Alvin v. Chaplin,
part original lot IS, square ss5. SO.
Fifteenth street northeast. between A AID streets
Kennedy & Davis Company 70 Edward N. and
Elizabeth 7. van Loock. l0t =. square 1876. SO.
l2si Eighth street noTthwest-Eilen o. JohnScd %
Charles H. Thomas. lot n. square 81 SO.
Sherwood -Edwsr5s Land and Building Company %
Robert A. Bolen and William L. Mothssead,
trustees. lots and 5 square sE9. SO
Ninth street northwest. between and streets
Harry 5. Thomas et *. 20 Ida :. king. parts
iuts C a=a Z. square 595. So
SauI-s Addition 20 Washington-B Francis saul =.
al 60 Melvin H Herman, LOT IS. square 30,
500
Twelfth street southeast between D snd z streets
William NcFa1lane q III 10 Joseph A ard
Mary A Japgle original lot ?, square lOis, SIC
Columbia Hsghts-Levi II. DaEid. trustee. 70 Heur5
NJ Adams. part lot i. block g. SO.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Clifbourne-John Joy Edson q uJ. % William z
EdmOnstOn and Louis R Peak 70 secure tbs
Corcorou Fire Insurance. Company Of ths DisG1cr
Of Columbia $50. ) years, per cent, seuai-Sn-
Square Iss-Gecrze Howard and National Savings
and Trust Company. executors and trustees. %
American Security and Trust C7mpany, 20 -
cure Robert Bacon. $4,000. payable October 1.
1910. pcr cent. semi-annually. lot x
Square E9-Anne " CAN'T e rir William. -
Wharton Z. Lester and Michsel J. COIbsrt- 70
sse-ire the National Permanent Building Asso-
citation. s. 800. lot 10
scheutzen Park-Bertye J. Inhod e Tir F. Rose1s
20 Thomas " Stubbleseld and Gar5ed A.
Street 20 secure Richard ? eireet, Slo. Month
u payments pr cent. lot l.. block J. sans
70 Prank J. Dieudcnns and James Berry, 70 -
cure Perpetual Building Association, $3.50 LOT
l. square 3oS5.
Addition 70 Cle7elsnd Park-David F. Weaver e
1x 10 Jesse I. HCiskeu and JOHN E McIern,
20 secure William Z H Merritt, $500, years.
per cent. semi-annually. lot :. square 1913
Columbia Heights-Aicc r. Weaver 70 Emmanuel
speich and Joseph A. HAYDEN. TO secure En-
manuel Speich. T, SS25. monthly notes. s pa
cent ssmi-anuuslly. lot u. block q.
Sherwood-Robert A Bolen snd William I. Moth
crSead. trustees. 70 John T. Ares and Samuel
A. Drury. To secure Lee Brown. SlsO0 yea-s.
per cent, seniannualy. lots and 5. SPEARS
sZl9
Square ss5-Ida S. King 10 Charles P stone ard
NLdLttr W LdlIAdAs % secure NnarlcS 4. Narlt-s
Sl.So. years. per cent. semtannually. parts
lots ie snd II.
Saufs Addition 70 Washington-Melvin H. Herr
man et ux. 20 B. Francs Saul and Walter z.
Hilton. 70 secure Harry N Ellis. 81 80 yearx,
9 per ont semi-annuaIly- lot Is square 2So7-
Saul's Addition 20 Wsshingtcn-Melviu H. HERR
nan et u1. 70 B. Francis Saul aud Harry " e
lis. 70 secure T. VI. Saul 81. 500 PAYABLE May /.
1908. and May 81. 1905. per cent, Iot Is Squars
ssJ7
SQusres 1913 and sc2-Joseph A. Jaegie e. w %
Henry H. Bergmann and George " Emmerich.
10 secure Metropolis Building Association No s.
$50. original lot p square l0ls snd part org
NAL Lot ;. square co.
Randle Hishlsnes-ClaTenoe n. Roberts to Wash
ngton Loan and Trust COMPANY. tc secrs
United States Realty Company, q Washington.
D. c, StS~-. years, pe- cent, seni-anunaly,
lot Is block L
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COUNTRY HOMES N vIRGINIA.

tUINIhl HUlIho N FIhVINIa'
/ grand OLD place in noted and picturesque
region. 1874 acres part timber. part cleared. Com
modious brick dwelling; extended weii-shaded lawns;
flower gardens: large orchards; barns and tenant
houses Glorious views; perfect environment One
mile from station, miles from city Of 1000 in
habitants. Price. s65O 600.
?. A choice home in a select neIshbOrhOod- s50
acres; arabic in psrt and well tiDsbered Very at
t1ctiye n.room residence. with modern equipment
Great bargain; ST. 800.
A full description Of these and other properties
sent upon application.
II. w. HILLEARY & CO..
Charlottesville Va felS-S W sai5t
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FOR sALE-A LARGE. BEAUTIFUL PONY
Young. knc perfectly gated cheap 1859 AlintFood
place fe2a9t
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NOtE-fGb4lsAed only a. information, and NOT
guaranteed
Ig 4. NC * o. LIMITED. Daiy-Fast YES
ubuie ualh- Pullman Set pCrs 10 LexluEIOC. LOUIS
vile. OInclnn4u, Indianapolis Chicago and 81.
LCuls. Connection Tor Virginia Hot Sqrlugs. Pull
nan cars Louisville 70 Nashville, Memplls and New
Orleans Dining cars a Ia c~rte sgTFIce.
usG Z. M. r. h. LIMITED, Daily-Solid
YesJ5ula uQln- Pullman SIcepers 10 Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville Compartment sleepinZ
car ~ uguEa Hot oITluEs WegK Gays. DIIang Ca-S.
IA carte service Pullman Slespers C1nc1nrayi %
Chicago and 81 Louis. ana Louisville 10 Aemphis
Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations and ticke-s a. Chesapeake and Ohio
O1ces, 5l3 Henusy lvaula avenue; 6l9 l3tn street.
near a, and New Union Station. Telephones Main
lsS0 fsr Washington Terminal Cab Serves and Alan
lc66 20 for e a u TlcSet Once
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Equity Court. No. I.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No assignment for Monday. March 2. ieoa
Equity Court No. q.
Circuit Court No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT


Assignments for Monday. March 2 lss:
No. .. Powell Vs. Saunders e a. AttoneyH
BrandenhsTg BRndcnbmE-W. Z Lester ara
Berry & Minor.
torneys, Gardner Hopewel-E. Il. Thomas and
Q. l. Tuner.
No 81 Staples rS. Coudrey. Atsorae7, G p
HOOycr-StuaTt McNHmara and r. S Huidekouer
No 33 Short Notes. Attorueys W p WIZ
iamson, Glttines & Chemberlain-LSou Tof7riner
No 5sl. Hall Is District Of Columbia Attoruevs
Hayden Johnson-E- H. Thomas.
No. 365. FOgike e a. Waggzman Attorrevs
Tucker & henyOn-W. i. NatIingly.
No. 20. United States IS ThoTp. aduinistrst5r.
Attorneys. D. W. Baker-Hsmiltou Colbert. Yerkes
g. Hamilton
No. 10 Clark Is Roller Attorueys. Leo Sim
u0ns-AiiltOn StrasbuTgeE
No. SIS HCrrell & Bro IS. Kelly e al. Attor-
neys. L. S. Maloney and Douglas & D0uglas-E. A.
Jones and Leo Simmons
Circuit Court Nc. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. ss5sl. Lincoln National Bank Is. Cisseu exec
ut0r: motion for new tial fled Attorneys. Hamil-
and 4. Z. Berry.
Assignment for Monday. March ?. 1905.
No. 1s- Helmuth vs. Washington and Virginia
Stockysrd Abatt0ir Company. Attorneys. DarT. Per
ser a Tayior-W- A johnson.
Nc. IS Crook IS Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Attorneys. Lambert MeIeaa-Eamil-
ton. Colbert. Yerkes < Hamilton
40. 81 Dyson Is. ". 7. Walker Furniture Com
pany- AttOrneys. r. g. Dickey-L- A. Bale.
No - Magrudef Luftel e. a. AttorneT4.
hslsJon 4 Siddons ana ". T. Richsrdson-Hamil-
ton. Colbert. 1erSes Hamilton.
No. 81 Howard e al Vs. Carer. Astornsys I.
z. Halwsrd-Nzuck < Nauck
No. % New York Continental Jewel Filtration
Company vs. District e Columbia. Attorneys. =
4. Hayden-E- r. Thomas
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-Foll0wing schedule figures published only
as information and not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans
AsheTille, Chattanooga, Memphis, 800 & N and
100 p. N. daily.
Fer Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanooga. MemphiA
New Orleans, l0l5 p. n. daily.
Fer Savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida points
40 D. n. daily.
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta, Aiken. aA0
p and so p. m daily.
Tourist cars Tor California, tri-Eeekly. $40 .. n.
Local Cor Hauisonburg. $50 a. m daily; AIS D n
week days for Dsnvile, sa5 q. n. daily. and for
Charlottesville. sos a. m. ard As D. n daily
Frequent trains TO and from Bluemont
l. S. BROWN. General Agent
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE N EFFECT FEBRUARY :. lsS
Leave Washington New Union station
sos a L. and $50 a. m--Daily-An points on
Norfolk and Western; also hnoxriIle ChattanOoga
and Memphis.
D:5 ,. m--Daily-Roanoke, Bristol. Winston
salem. Knoxville Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis
New Orleans. Through SLEEPER. Dining Cars
For NOfolk-LeaTe Washington 4-0 Il u daily
II 90 A. N. daily 3-i5 p m daily. Arrive Norfolk
II % a. n. II p. u, 0:45 2 N
SO p. m--Daiy-BeTyville. Lursy. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest snIFe SIS - d. and
II - ?. N
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue (Rond Buildingl
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TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. Japan. Korea. China. and Philippine Isl-
ands, via San Francisco. close here daily AZ sos
?. m. up 70 March 5, fer dispatch BY steamer 81.
beria.
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands. via San Francisco.
close here daily at 6S5 p. m CD 70 March s for
dispatch by steamer MaripOsa
Australia Except mails for West Australia, New
Zealand. and New Caledonia, via San Francisco.
close here daily al sos 2. m. I'd to March 9 for
dispatch by steamer Aeon.
Japan, Korea, China. and Philippine Islands. va
Vancouver and Victoria. B. G. close here daily at
6a5 p. m up to March Il. for dispatch By steamer
Empress q Jaran.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,

IILhLI UFEICE- Al ELNNA- Az =
Notce-foli0Wiug schedule not guaranteed
n15 A. II. D4iiy-SeaooaEd Man. Through coaches
and Pullman seepers 70 savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleepers Washington 70 Hamlet and Ham
let - Atlanta PaFlos car 70 PinehursL Dining
sars.
- r n DaIy-Seaboard Florida Limited. Solid
Pullman train through 10 jacksonville and -. Au-
gustine- Also through slcepers 70 Piuehurst, At
lanta. Birmingham. and Memphis Dining cArz-
30 Z. N DaIly-Seaboard Express COscnes and
Pullmaas 10 savannah and jacksonville
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ATLANTIC CITY FURNISHED HOTEL; Il
oensed. great bargain. $3.50 pr year. unlicensed
furnished hotel. ESQ; half q Boardwalk store
sL5o9; boarding house. 500; furnished and Un-
furnished c1ttagrs fo- season or year. WALTER T.
REED CO.. 1915 Atlantic aTe Atlantic CITY
FOR RENT - ONE or THE BEST-LOCATED
stands IN the retail district Of Washington. Ad-
dress BOX l4 Herald Office feSs-st
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FOR SALE-NEW BRICK N Ne AT THE
low pr-cs % N59; hose contains rooms. bath.
and cellar. hot water heg,; lot 20xs7 IT, front and
rear p9rches' rents fo- S0.50 per month. snug
home FOR small family
THOS. } FISHEsS & co. Nnc),
- Fifteenth -. y. W.
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No. 5o1a9. John ]. Noonzn IS William Lss Ham
merslT. appellant sppeal. Attorney DAVID Roth.
schiid
No 590- Laura V Wright - Washington Rail
way and Electric Company; damages. Sl0GS3. A.
torney, 7. c. Bradley.
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FOR SALE-S25 MONTHLY, NO CASB-EIG5T-
room house. corner SD and Ash sts. adjoining
public park and spring Mount Rainier. Nd. eel
lar, furnace. porch g feet long; large poultry
house; plenty Of trees; delightful location. over
looking valley. Apply on premises or 10 W. Y.
WILSON East Riverdale Nd.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE; IL THE DISTRICT-h
acre Of srosud right on the car line; price and
terms right; delightful location fo- your home; a
splendid investment. ROBERT +. HEATER. 4l3
Colorado Bldg. Telephone Main 80 fe297t
IF you want 10 buy a Maryland IHrm suburnan
home. send for latest bulletin
Marion DuekeTt s. Son, 035 + NV.
ueis-t
FOR SALE AT KENILWORTH, ID. G.
Now is your time 10 secure easy monthly pay
ents, Of these attractive cottages choice lots
IN henilworth. D. C.. WRshington's growing suburb
ALLEN w. MALLERY, I4I5 G st. NV.
PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS. ; 20 60 PER
foot, at MI Rainier. Md. on 18th and 18th sts.
r. !. ave. District Line Sta. fart. high and
healthy: small monthly payments ]. Z. ROGERS.
FOR SALE SEVERAL BARGAINS N FARMS.
suburban homes Geo. {. Walker, HyattS-
willie. Md feal5t
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PEKMANSHIP.

JOIN OUR SPECIAL CLASS IN PENMANsHIP
under the direction Of our expert penman; only s.
month. call or write for particulars DRAU-
GHON's sPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Academy of Music Building l03 9th 81 ~. tels-g
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tHWaHfTW

No. 2652 Francis T. Anderson IS Sarah c An
derson e. al 20 suosututs trustee Attorney, Z.
A. Dent
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No. S77s Eluckhuhn Bros. IS Mary / MAY lots
e 90 Is. block . Inslsside. 81 Attorney. John L
Warren.
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PERSONAL.

THE END OF THE WORLD Is SURE TO
come We viii call at your residence With plenty
ot cash TO exchange for mems discaried wearing an
parel shirts. shoes hats We are prompt JUSrH's
OLD STAND. 6ls d.
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ADA vANHALL, ARTISTIC MANTCrRTNG.
scalp treatments, lZ2s E St NV. % Eoor front
walk in fag-S,
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MISS n. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAvER
and hsirdresser. shampooing. manicurfng. chirop-
noy. facial aDN scalp treatment Work dcne AZ
hc'e!s ard residences Phone Main 2655 Ms @
81. Nv. feas-u
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FOR RENT-H0uSEs
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., Inc,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSURANCE.
73s 18TH ST NV.

Ar. s. GOO 9i1i 18th NV s,b.-..Ns0
l6S 18th nv. lsT. Jh2J00 1873 q NV. IT. b.. o.
4el kai ID, l2r, 3b, l5oo 2i29 Iith NV, 81. b--3@
1888 JEFF ~ nv. lir bl DO 1850 18th NV. 6r.....0 %
Silver Sprng Md. $50 q NV. sr b...-..-32so .
l6f 90 1880 Corn Ew. y. b. - ~
sl1 l1 18th NV. Tor, % l5o 70 g aT s.; 6r. b. 9D
-lsosehil " Nd l2r sll 9th ny. 9r...-...-Bo0
10y II Nv. ler. b.. l2J44 a NV n. b..2aW
100 l7th NV. lA, 4b. loJl3s Mass ne sr b. 80
Is ss stE Nv us s0 Isl M 3 b s s ar9fSS9 SSea ID g. 2
ISIS ath NV. llr Do IS % l02 Cissel al. s----.s40
SSa s,sa \ NV NV EI' S-.'-..S9g APARTMENTS.
l6e5 isth NV. Iir b. s5W e0i2 y nv 5T b. fur 500
1904 S NV Or b. 90 The lroQuOis. 5r b. .s0W
l353 X NV Ia b.. no l7I \ nv. 6r, b-----a5 30
l5l6 NV. l3r b.....550O 1872 Irving NV 3r,b :S0
ll0l NV l0F b....5Q.59 Y. x Q, No. 5. sr- b. 500
1851 5lst Il nv III, 3. O. UO lTl3 Ia aT NV. n H.
i4ss clifton IN NV D''''''''' us Pa av NV. Sd
oa dvT ,. 2r ~ S
i5s nv aT W. ior P b So BOB s SO 10. e. b. 200
-iG l4th nv, llr. b..i067l Quincy ne, 4.b,apt--LW
1883 Sd NV, sr, b.....i0.Ooi
OFFICES
Union TTlst Bis I5tk ., % .; i; SlS-sS 9 2
Busch bldg lJs lsl NV top 4, ~ zoo %
NV. SD OCl llls-l6 4 NV. SO 10 SIC
Century bldg. rms l42l r nw,rm s...-...m.W
and e..--.-.--.....O.o.l
STORES
III Pa av 5s S2I5 A1t Pleasant. o9
l6O 7 SEQ 90f X SVe "
rs NJ nw..............360092i nth nW.........ajV
STABLES.
Rear 1901 y. II. . @
Rear lol5 NJ Nv,
WAREHOUSES;.
Car barn" 18th NV, near Park rd...............-
80 r. NV treafl -ls.u'
Unsurpassed facilities for the Collection Of rents
from all classes OF property.
THE ABOVE is ONLY A,PARIlAL LIST OF
THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE BLI
WE WILL BIZ GLAD To FURNISH COMPLETE
BULLETINS on APPLICATION AT THIS Of
F1CE.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
rs 18th ST NV
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Criminal Court No
Probate Court.
Equity Suits.

Estate Of Rufus Sarton; vii dated December =
1904, fled
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CONSTIPATION-A OLUTE CURE No
drugs, no physical exercises. Complete information
20 cents. AIDA DAVIS. General Delivery. fe2s-7t
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Lie OF Chesapeake Beach, has recovered from her
recent Illness and viii receive her friends at $40 sth
Ct. Palmistry. clairvoyant readings Friday and
Sunday. Parties attended
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CHARMING HOME on THE HEIGHTS: SIX
rooms; flushed equal 10 $1,000 house; only $50
cash, bSlsncs SIS monthly. els Harvard ~.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
EVERY OTHER hour on THE ODD HOUR"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. sd STREET. NEW YORK.
. 60 a. NJ Diner. Pullman Parior
fs.lo a. n Buffet PaTOr. FiEe-hOur Train
s3S q. m Dlncr ard Pullman Parlor Car
III 90 a. N Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
10 2. u Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
'310 . II Royal Limited" All Pullman s.hour.
ti1op. Il Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
80 p. N. Diner and Pullman Pd-lor
: 500 ,. u. Coachcs 70 KElladeDhlA
- p. n SleeveTz
- a. N slelpeiS
ATLANTIC cII4. iTaO. -saO. ruoO - N. unO.
80 ,. L
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 500 a II, Izns noo1.
''' ' = - SqnqfyS sisI ,S x sF a a i6SR 5 2 n
(Neek days 100 a. m 20 500 y M
TO BALTIMORE
~ r51o. f639. T1Q. IA $50. 80, 7No
49, ~ .4Ss .la a. IN, ~. 80 - noon noon ll-95 = = 70
l5le '5@2 ls1t. ~ lizo. 's11 AZ. 'l9Se
w. Nv Il - p.,I7-,r,,n ?; n
CHICAGO. 80 L. II. ~ -5D
SlANlNNATl. 81. LOJIo. and LOUISVILLE.
's,lJ a. Il. = ~ ,. a., 'lz:fg nlghL
tiI1sSIkG, 's:l0 =, n. - I'D p Il. 'l29o
CLEVELAND. so D. N
lULLABts, So ?. "a
Mh1ELl-eOs -s-ll a. n, 80 ,. N
WINCHESTER. lsd9 a. n. f1o. f510 D. n
.tEEoEklCh. 3D. Is--1. Ss;l5 - n. SO. q 30.
HAGEKsTOWN. 1910 r. n. 800 p u.
DAILY fEXcept sunday. sSurday only
i.-LEPhONkS al all of Jhe following Ticket Of
ave. Main rs. New Union Station. Ticket Once
Main -: lniormation Bureau. Nam TSso.