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The Washington times., 1908-09-14
HARVARD AT WORK
UNDER NEW REGIME
CoaCheS Will Have Full Sway, IN
hampered by Any Inter-
ference.

BOSTON, Sept. 14-FootbaH practice
began at Harvard today. with the usual
amount OF early season confidence.
Head Coach Percy Hsughton and Cap
tain Burr have a big SLaff OF experts 20
help them in thei- monumental task OF
teaching the Crimson a new brand or
game, but the difference viii be more in
management than in actual playing
style.
Harvard football men insist that this
year she coaches viii have absolutely
no interference from any appointed
body. They are free 70 work out Har-
wards football salvation as they please,
anG viii stand or fall by the results or
the season.
Only Burr, Brown, Nash. and Hoar
are lsft of the cid squad. and the
COACHES face the task of finding a new
back deId. Their first outlook is 70
find a good quarterback, and many OF
the new men who turned out today were
candidates for this position. which
offers an open race.
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NATIONAL GOLF
TOURNEY IS ON
Players Start Today in Amateur
Championship Rounds at
Garden CITY.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-''What will
win the low score medal for the best
thirty-six holes?" was the question
asked most often at the Garden City
Golf Club yesterday whenever there
was halt in the practice shots for the
amateur championship. which began
this morning.
When last played at Garden City,
Travis had the distinction at les, but
the lively ball has since come in, to the
shattering Of scores. The medal play
today Will be on the same plan as last
year, system that has the merits OF
preventing congestion Of the course and
banishing the demon Of hurry. Last
year over the Euclid course Travis.
Herreshof, and Walter Egan led with
10 for the first round, tie first named
following up with Il and winning the
low score medal from W. T. West, AZ.
The officials Of the United States Golf
Association started the first pair at s
o clock this morning. The day Will be
devoted 10 an eighteen-hOle score play
round There viii be 10 starters or
more, and only the siXty-fOur lowest
scores Will survive for tomorrow s
morning round This also will be N
eighteen-hOle medal play, the lowest
thirty-two to be started on the opening
match play round Of eighteen holes at
2 o'clock IN the afternoon All the sue
ceeding match play to the final on Sat
urday' one round each day, viii be at
thiTty-siX holes
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MACHINISTS SUICIDE
LAID TO ILL HEALTH
Eugene W. Pratt Engaged to Wed,
and Free of Financial Trou-
bles, Friends Assert.

Friends OF Eugene ". Pratt, a ma
chinist in the navy yard. who commit
ted suicide by inhaling gas, believe to-
day that the man was discouraged be-
cause Of continued Ill health. He was
70 have been married in November. and
his friends assert that he was in no
financial difficulty
HS1tt, who was forty-four years old,
Vss found dead yesterday afternoon in
The kitchen of his home. 2lO Tenth
street northeast. a rubber tube con-
nected with the gas jet above his head
was by his side and IL was evident
that he had been dead for some time.
After viewing the remains. Coroner
hewitt gave a certificate of death by
suicide.
Pratt came 10 this city last March
from West Chester. Pa. He was an
expert machinist, and obtained work at
the navy yard He told his friends that
he was engaged TO a young woman
living IN West Chester, and that he
expected 10 return in November and
marry her.
The police have sent a dispatch to the
dead mans relatives. but up TO a late
hour tins afternoon no reply had been
received.
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CONDITIONS PLAY
HAVOC AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Sept 14-Ten football play
ers ''hunked" and as many notified of
possible "con notices" was the net re-
suit of the annual envelope celebration
of the University Of Chicago professors.
The deans outdid themselves in send
ing the fatal messages broadcast among
the athletes. 10 the disgust Of the root
ers and prescribed warriors.
The back field proposition Is the most
immediate difficulty to be solved. &C
cording 20 Coach Stage. Crowley, who
played a high-Class game as fulioack
OF the freshman team last year, is con
coded the best chance TO succeed Mer-
RAM by the Maroon roOters. he is an
aIl-aro1ind athlete OF exceptional class
speedy and fcil Of staying powers.
His greatest handicap is his ineXper-
fence, which may result in his losing the
place unless he shows sufficient adapt
ability 10 overcome all signs OF green
ness in practice.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
lAGGAGE CHECKED FREE

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed
1-Oo p. NC. & o. Limited Daily. Faa.
,,estIbule train Pullman slel pers ~ -
iuEron. Louisville, Cincinnati IndiaaapoIis
C-hicaEo and St Louis Connection 80
Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman Car Io-1Is-
Vile 10 Memphis and New Orleans. IJirf7~
Cars a Ia carte service.
solid vestibule train Pullman sleepe-s 70
Cincinnati. Lexington, and LouIsylisa
Compartment sleeping car 20 Virginia 80
springs week days Dining Cars. a n
carte service. Pullman sIeepers CfncIn,afE
10 Chicago and ST Louis. and LouIsvIiIs -
Memphis Nashville, and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets at Chesapesk ana
Ohio ofices, 5I3 Pennsylvania ave 1893 = 81
and New Union Station TELEPHONE Mas
1850 FOR Washington Terminal Cab Ser-fce
and Main 1905 or 200 FOR c. & o.
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RR

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
''EyerJ Other Hour On TIE Odd Hour--'
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST NEW yOBU
100 a. m--Dl1er. Pullman Pzrlor.
70 90 g. m--BuIet. Pdri0r. EIve-houI- 7>--f-
$50 a. m--Dlner and Pullman Pari0r CT
100 p m--DlueE and Pullman ParIor G.
800 > rn--'RCy1I L4znlLel-.' Al PuLIunaus
FiEe-h0ur.
f4-Oo p m--Coaches 20 Philadelphia
$50 p In--Dlner and Pullman ParIor
$40 =. rn.-Coac hss - Fhi-adelu,hta
800 p m--SIeep srs-
80 a. m--SlecpcrH-
ATLANTIC CITY. 1I:oa 500. t1I.oo a. u,
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
tNeek Days ~ a nn- 20 ?. nj
SO e -Oo. f6-so. -I-Oo. 10. 1SU0 sd -a-or
100. lis, fz.03, -3so9, $50. ia Ts-1I
T4.4s - 90, 45-O2 so, 4g-9J - 20 go go
asa. '1o.Go, 'lo-z5. 'll-55. -I2-0g noon.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. - $50 ?. m
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. go a. n. '4-05 p n. s12:s5 aI-5t
PITTSBUhG. $40 g. u. ~ 'sI0 ?. n
slc-SJ night.
CLEVELAND. $40 ,. n
COLCMIE-S. - 80 ?. m
WHEELING, $40 a. m. $50 ?. n
WINCHESTER. $40 a n. 1916. T5.O0 q :.
FREDERICK. fs-2o. Ts-lo. $40 y m. tI.so.
' 8i,GlE SEA. $40 q n. +s,oo
ANSAPOLGs. Ti.z5. 1s.oe a m n. iI ~ 2 nm
e 20, y 40, $50 and ts-oo p N
'Daily- fExcept sunday sunday only.
Ticket OnCes. 1917 o ST Tel Main 1851: gIs
Peuns y.vanla ave, Mala rs New Union
Station Ticket OfiCe. Main 7sS0: Ins5rT1a
ton Elreau. Main 13sQ noI7-tf
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GIRL DIES OF BURNS;
MOTHER MAY PERISH
in Vain Effort TO Save Daughter
Mrs. Snyder Is Badly
Burned.

NEW YORK. Sept H.-AIiss Carrie
Snyder was 50 frightfully burned at her
home in East Meadowbrook, L. l., that
she died early yesterday morning. Ut
terly reckless OF self, her mother. Mrs.
David Snyder, tried 10 save the young
woman, and was also severely burned.
Mrs. Snyder was wildly lamenting her
daughters death last night. and was in
a critical physical condition, too DR..
Rave, of Hicksville, her physician,
feared that. should Mrs. Snyder sur
vive, she will lose her reason. Ger
tainly, she will be much disfgUred.
Miss Carrie. eighteen years old. was
quite prOtegee of Mrs. oliver II. 2.
Belmont The girl sang In the choir Of
the East MeadowbroolS Methodist
Church in which Mrs. Belmont is much
interested her summer residence is
near it
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MANY ARRESTS MADE,
SPECTACULAR RAID
Over a Hundred of Atlantic
City's Resort Keepers
Rounded Up.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. Sept IA
Over hundred resort keepers and
hangers-on are under arrest here today,
following a raid made by twenty-five
special deputies appointed by Governor
Fort in his fight TO close the places
where liquor is sold illegally.
The raid was spectacular. With the
special officers well armed. automobiles
were employed 20 carry the men to the
district known as the ''bOwery." The
doors were battered down and the in
mates loaded into the automobiles.
Governor Fort promises a second SEN
satiOnal raid next Sunday, and already
the leading spirits IN the fight againsr
the governors closing orders are said
10 be preparing resistance.
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LEGAL NOTICES

TRICT or COLUMBIA In re. r O "
Mal0ney, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. No $50
To the creditors Of said bankrupt Notice Is
hereby given that on the 18th day OF August
l3US The said R q. u. Mal0Dey was duly
aaJudicated bankrupt. and that the first meet
ing OF mis- creditors VIII be held at my Office
Room No. OBS. Columbian Building No 46
-5th St, nv. Washington, ID. c.. on the I'd
day OF September. lsUs at 1880 o'clock a. m
at which time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims appoint a trustee. xarnine
the bankrupt and transact such other b1lsi-
ness as may properly come before said meet
ing E 5 McCALMOST. Referee IN Bank
ruptCy. II
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EARLY ARRIVALS
REPORT AT YALE
Trainer Mack Will Put Candi,
dates Through Work This
Afternoon.
Afternoon.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept 14.-Half
a dozen candidates for the Yale football
team arrived today, and more are ex-
pected this afternoon to begin early fall
practice. Trainer Mack will take the
men out this afternoon and put them
through their first work.
Two Of those here. J. R. kirkpatrick
and Fred DAILY, candidates. respectively,
for quarter and half back. start the sea
son with injuries 20 their knees. Muir
ply and Coy, also candidates for the
backs, are In fine shape
Yale loses by graduation both ends
and tackles, center, quarterback and
one halfback. From last years team
mere are lett the guards GOebel and
COOney. Brides and Coy.
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POLICE INVESTIGATING.

The police today are investigating a
mystifying attempt at safe robbery.
which occurred early yesterday morning
at the drug store of Albert Connors,
1542 Seventh street. The doors and win
dOws to the store were found securely
fastened as they were left Saturday
night. but the lock on the safe was
nlarred as though struck By a hatcbet.
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BULL TERRIER KILLED
IN FIGHT WITH HORSE

PITTSBURG, Sept 1.-THE horse OF
county Detective George w. Murrin
LdIlec valuable bull terrier in a fight
between the horse and the dog in the
barn at Underclif in the early morning
hours.
Murrln thought thieves were -tealing
ms horse when he heard the noise. but
instead found the dog hanging to the
ioTse throat lie used a pitchfork to
loosen the dog, when the horse licked
the terrier to death before Aurriu
could remove IL.
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SPECIAL TO TOURISTS.

ALTON HOUSE. 11z5-z5 18Th e.. select board
ing place IN most beautiful part Of city. ali
car lines $50. SEQ daily scissor
ARDMORE HOTEL 18th between Pa ave-
and = 81 nv. Washington. D C. family
hotels -entral locatiOns pleasant home for
tourists rates European. g. Up: American
s1-5q up Westoound cars from Union statloa
= . JACKSON. PROP 1853
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SANITORIUM.

REGISTERED NURSE. santtarium for L.
dies during confinement; reasonabIe. f1Pe1-.
cared for. lbs z Baltimore st. fsecon5
hoor), Baltimore. Nd. aus0- s5t-N
TAKOMA PARK Rest Cure sanitoriUro viii
open the uTSt OF July for rheumatic. nervous
troubles and ccnvalescents. Mix diet rnas-
sage. and exercise reducing obesity a sDs
cialty- Doctors patients desired AIRS. I.
PERCIYAI4 1ate teacher Of massage, Battle
Greek SaRi59Ea4R. se20-sot
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FOR RENT
THE BLISS PROPERTIES.
Choice Apartments ct Moderate
Rentals.

THE VENTOSA.
FIRST AND 3 SITS y W. FRONT
ING THE CAPITOL AND ITS
BEAUTIFUL PARK
Apartments Of two rooms. baIh, and
kitchenette; speedy elevator service:
hot water and hot-Water heat; only q
few apartments vacant.
PRICES FROM SIS TO IS PER
MONTH.
TIE FENHURsT,
IS H ST. \. E.. ONE-HALF BLOCK
FROM GOVERNMENT PRINTING
OFFICE.
Apartments and rooms: steam heat
and hot water.
so Up.
AL rooms outside and OF good size:
70 minutes walk from Union Station.
THE RAYMOND.
Sl4 TWENTY-SECOND ST. y. W.
Devoted entirely 70 s-room apart
ments. having buffet kitchen. tied
baths. private baths. private haIls,
steam heat, and hot water.
PRICE. $3.50 Up.
THE ASTORIA,
THIRD AND g SIS. y. ".
Single Rooms from s. .Jp. steam Heat,
Hot Water. AMI Light
~ ST. Ne.
Five blocks from Union Station: 5
rooms or first floor.
S2250
$50 AND 80 THIRTEENTH ST.
" W.
Ten rooms and bath. newly papered
and painted TWO houses can De con-
noCted II desired. open Tor inspection
so PER MONTH.
W Z. COWEN. Manager,
Room I. Bliss Building.
Once, IS 3 81. y. W.
Phone L 1850
Open Evenings.
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Chesapeake Beach Railway

Schedule OF trains 10 and from Chesapeake
Beach Subject 70 change without notice
COMMENCING MONDAY. SEPT "a
GOING, leave District Line az 9:25 100
a. m. 2:30 and $50 p. m Returning. leave
the Beach $50 a. m 12-E5. 200. and 600
p. m. se14-rf
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W, B. & a. E. RY.
"TRE ELECTRIC LINE"

- y .
BALTIMORE.
THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE, An
NAPOLIS. AND U. s. NAVAL
ACADEMY.
EAGGAGE CHECKED FREE.
Elsc ms paIace cars from White House Sta
ton 18th and Il sts. NORTHEAST
For Baltimore-'5-SO, ESQ. $50 500 s-ga
se:0O $50 I0-g0. 10.S0. '11-OJ and I'D a - /.
IZ.O9 noon. L2-se, 100, $50, 2-9o ESQ. ss-O5
l.sO 400 40 800, $50. 6-ol go 80
40. ss:s0. $50, 1899. and MS D rn dsiIv
For Annapolis-6.30. ESQ. $50. $50 lB.S1
and u.s0 a M l2:s0 1.30. go ga ~
SO. $50. 7.S0. $50 and "1-S5 p. IA. daiIv
sIndicates local trains All others are IN,
tied stopping only AZ Naval Academy JlInc-
ton. Nc walking or hiring Of cabs necss-
sary.
Fares One wal. Round rrfD
To Baltimore ...- .......--..- l5c NG
To Annapolis and q s
Naval Academy . ES
For tickets and information apply At ticze-
oficss. 18th 81. and y. Y ave NV. OF AZ
White House Station, 18th and 4 sts- NORTH
EAST. Telephone n. T5o5. myIs-tf
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FOR RENI-HOUSES
I'D ST NV. SI2-Three- story and basement
bay-R ind0W brick house. II rooms and bath.
Key al Ga % 81. NV. stable II desired
seI5-7t
NEW TWO-STORH siX-rOom frame and out
buildings. lot 60 It. front b. 10 II. deep. 1
fare from city, bigh elevation. terms 70 suit
Inquire premises FRANK C. FLEURY
Roosevelt St. Nc syland Park. Prince George
county, Nd sel2-7t
9Th ST. Ne. l04G-FTat. rooms and bath;
gas and coal range; $500. KEYS al 9Th ana
L SITS. ne FRANK y RAWLINGS CO. I5J5
Sennsylvanla ave. NV. seI2-3t
900 AND 81 18th ST. NV: ten rooms and
bah; newly Tapered and painted Two
houses can be connected II desired Open
for inspection. $50 per month W z COW
EN-. manager, Room I Bliss Building Of
hce. 30 3 ST. NV. Phone connections. open
evenings. se11-tf
FOR RENT-Houses, apartments. and otices
IN al parts OF tbs city For detailed list
send or call at oIr Office
TAOS. J FISHER & co. Unc.l,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
BhOkERS.
T3S ETH ST. y. W Ja25-tf
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FOR SALE-LOTS

BUILDERS, Buyers, Brokers. Banks
Beware, Bewarned, Before I sen vou
double corner lot on RHODE ISLAND
AVE. for 20 cents per f., clear title. All
Improvements, and viii take trust back for
two-thirds value at 5 per cent GREAT ~
YESTMENT- Consult MR. RICHARDS. ~
18th st NV -
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

APARTMENTS FOR RENTAL N FIRST
CLASS CONDITION
THE FAIRFAX. 1900 r. Cap. St
. rooms ana bath. S35 90 TO $50. 90
THE Mt. VERNON, Sth and y. Y. ave. NV.
New elevator in operation.
to rooms and bath. $50 90 10 S37 50
THE FRANKLIN, 1915 18th St NV
. and rooms and bath. 5000 to $40. %
THE SORRENTO. 2253 18th NV
rooms and bath-.-,-.-..- ............ So 50
THE EMERY. 1912 @ -. NV
rooms and bath.-.--.-...- ........ $50. 90
THE HAWTHORNE. 15g7 Eye ST.
AID MONS and bath $3.50 and SO. %
THE DENONSHIRE, 175l Col. I'd NV
rooms and bath.-...--............. $50 %
THE COLONIAL. 30th and y sts NV
THE AUGUSTA, y Y. and ~ J. ayes nv.
rooms and bath .......-........-.....S32 So. 30
THE LOUISA, Zl6 y. 7, ave NV
4 rooms and bath. 50 20
30ls Q NV, rooms and bath. S2L5O 20 go. 50
zoos Pa. ave nv, q a. 4r. and 3d.. 81. so
WEAVER BROS. l4l6 F st. NV.
seII14.1s
II ct. NV. 225-Three-room bachelor apart
ment: with bath. hot water heat: All modern
Improvements. See JANITOE. se14-I4t
NEW YORK AVE. NV. s44-Parlor hoor; 3
rooms light housekeeping; elegant; central
business; phone; SIS month seI9-7t
18TH ST NV, 17z9-Flot % adults. i've an
outside rooms and bath; hot-water heat: ulus-t
be seen 70 be appreciated. seI2-3t
THE PLAZA-Apartment sos, washington
Circle. communicating rooms: exceptionally
bright and pleasant; adjoining bath. sei2-St
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AUTOMOBILES.
STANLEY FUNABOUT; boiler and engine
IN hrst-cIass condition. new top and newly
painted: S31J.)o. ROOM .. tAl9 q 81 NV
sel2-St
FOR SAI.E-Five-p passenger touring car ftsf
thoroughly OverhaUIed, $3.50 DEWEY GAR
AGE, 1919 L st. NV select
lOg SLIGHTLY used automobiles Yor sals o.
exchange from 500 20 $780, every machine
fully guaranteed; demonstration given Sno-
cash for your automobiles Cars sold on con-
alignment SEMI US your ca. We have a school
10 teach vol. how 10 operate and repair any
autornObIle Inside Instructions SI5 Cla..
now foruIE.. Private lessons given NICK
ERSON AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE 909iI
18th St nv ap1s-tf
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THE NANTUCKET.


l4iS W st. NV.
room and bath apart
and ventilated. Every
Large side lawns.
Rents, 5000 to S45. %.
h L. RUST. SOS 14th
seI2-7r
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FOR SALE-SUBURRAN.

FOR SALE-SUBURRAN.
A 100 PER CENT investment: IL nae choice
lots, must be sOlds one 50 from car line;
lngtOn and Baltimore: Price $50 per lot: one
with the privilege Of II. Small cash pay
ment, balance 20 suit
slA-ROOM hoUs-s four large lots 2 Sc from
electric cars nigh elevation; best o. water.
price, 81, 60 500 or 500 cash. balance month
y payments
EDWARD DANIELS.
Com Natl Bank Building
18th and q SITS. nv. seI4-3t
BEAUTIFUL lawns. 5oxI56 and IO0xI5s. thres
squares north OF Mt. Pleasant, west OF l5ih
81. extended. IN Beautiful Argyle ma
cadalA stsr granoitnic walks; cheapest
ground in this locality. Address OWNER.
BOX -. Times cfice- seI4-7t
NEW sIX-ROClI house and u acre OF
land. good barn. "a miles 10 city: ten min
utes 70 electric car also a four-room house
Just being comprised and IL acre OF ground.
convenient 10 cars and city. a very small
cash payment and balance monthly.
3. " DAVIDSON,
Real Estate,
Rosslyn, Va
sel2-st
MAGNIFICENT aore lots. only few minutes
from old Dominion OF Falls Church line;
cheapest and best land ever offered Al $50
acre -COLL1Ns,' Clarendon Va sel4-2t
S-ROOM house s-eh All modern eonvenieaces:
large pOrChCS. JCauIiTuI shade trees: concrete
wax one car rare. eight minutes walk 70
electric station 18th and Ash SITS NJ
Rainier. Nd. bargain II J. PARSONS
owner seIz-st
NINE-ROOM horse in Hyattsvilie; modern
improvements. large stalls. new car lines:
VITA one or four -cres % Land. easy terms OF
Vii cxchange fos city property. ARTHUR
eAEtS Hyattsvi..e, Nd. se1Z-sr
FOR sALE-SZ0 monthly. no cash. S-room
h1use, "1th large porch and good Oulbu.ld-
lngs' newly painted and papere6; water n
kitchen lot 50 by l35 rect: located one block
from school and thEve blocks from cars al
Hlyerdale. Nd Price. &2T00- ". R VII
SON. ss1aSr
Az ATTRACTIVE 5-room house. hall and
cellar, water IN kitchen Two acres Isnd.
80 fruit trees. two large henhouses- Fsgh
location all fenced In. one mile each q
Branchyille. Nd. viii sacTifce: easy terms
Apply % owner. Il - BACON, Branchviile.
Nd sel5-3t
RIvERDALE-F1ne home; 8 rooms and bats.
not and cold water. sewer. gas. cellar: frllt
aud outouilding. c. =. Bright RIverdaIe
se1z-3t
ACRE LOTS at HyattsviIIe. high: heaItny:
native trees Easy terms CHAS W IN
CALLS. HyatJsVilIe. Nd seI2-3,
S5s4-For sale or rent at RiverdaIe. Nd :
room COTTAGE reception hall and bath. large
lot and shade 1 block from trolley urI~e
9. 500. easy terms: ret 50 monthly. THE
SOCLE REALTY co. CacJ.. l32s New York
ave se10-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOUR ROOMS and bath: furnished: north
west preferred. Address BOX 1872. Times Of
fee sel9-St
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THE JUNIATA,
I42s W st. NV.

Desirable 4. . and
ments. all we'll lighted
room an outside on
Convenient location.
For particulars apply
st. NV.
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SUBURBAN AND FARM PROPERTY

DON'T COMPLETE your suburban bone or
farm purchase In Maryland unless your titIe
IS guaranteed BY q certificate Of AIARYIANO
REAL ESTATE TITLE CO. 18Th and New
York ave NV uy14-rn. tn sa-s0t
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APARTMENTS.
ONLY S25.5o.
A coy little uye-room HAT in NortheaSt
Washington with heat furnished On Car
Lino and within Is minutes Of Treasury
Can you get any more for your money!
See rs al Ouce.
JOHN ". CHILDRESS,
l4l- g 81 NV seLI2H
BACHELOR apartments. TWO rooms and
bath al modern improvements ST 10 so.
SENECA &c Z NV au25-tf
HOUSEKEEPING apartment; four rooms
and bath: new. SIS CHE BFIGHTWOOD.
z9iS 7th ST nv. auZ5-u
THE BENEDICh,
IS0S-lsIO I ST. N W
FIREPROOF CONSTRUCTION.
TWO AND THREE-ROOM BACHELOR
APARTMENTS
Located on high ground and convenient 20
clubs and departments. Furnished OF unfur-
nished- Uhder personal So 9ervision OF own
ers- swimming pool. shower baths, valet
and room service, ice water (al included
in renD. Inquire at Ofhce- aU15-tf
7TH AND y SITS SW-. ?. & b., yI675 up.
18TH * EAST CAPITOL. 5 r. & b.. $3.50 Up.
1908 18TH ST NV, T. b., $3.50.
500 MAINE AVE SW- $500 Up
1Z30 ST SW.. heated. so.
2gS 18TH SW,. heated. $3.50.
PHILLIPS CO. go John Marshall pL
sel0-tf
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FOE SALE-FARKS
I4-ACRE FAR.y. between Lamhan and Sea-
brook; good spring; running creek; part under
cultivation. good timber and lumber: $500
Apply 1913 ST NV. se9-tf
TOD CATE TOrC
The Washington times., 1908-09-14

NC. 80 Commercial Bank Psudinz-
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The Washington times., 1908-09-14
FOR RENT-SToRES.

FOR RENT-SToRES.
SPACE IN STORE-Beautiful. exclusive show
window; location unsurpassed; jeweller. other
clean business. 9l5 O. Il
nth ST. NV, TI9-Secoud floor front and
two rooms communicative suitable for Ia
dies tailor. Established milliner on first
floor. se12-3t
NEW STORE. eox5Q feet; all plumbing Ak
lures; electric light, IS. 2O3l eth St NV,
WANTED-EHUSES.
WANTED-TO rent a spacious residence: hot
water heat; would Ike porches and grounds
city or suburban: near cars; $50 10 $50. BOX
SOC, Times Office. Il
WANTED TO buy frame or brick house on
II st ne, between % and 18th sts.; one with
store preferred. must % on easy terms and
a bargain. Address BOX 491, Times Office.
seI3-3t
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-04
AN APPEAL TO THE INJUNCTION

hued hair?"
mot if there is any money in It,"
'well, L am going to hire you to
stand out in front of my drug store
right next to my self raising thermom-
eter. 1 want to make folks believe
when they look at you that it's 50 blaz-
ing hot that they'll all have to come
into my place and drink my cold drinks
or shrivel on the spot"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-04
TWO SIDES TO 1T.

'wen," said the tiresome fellow,
there's no doubt about the truth of
that old saying, THE more we get. the
more we want"
YES" replied Sharp, "but it also
works the other way. The more we
want, the less we get"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-04

MoNkEYING WITH ETYMoLoGY,
Uncle Obediah Cat the zoo)-I don't
see no monkeys in here.
Aunt Sabina-No. There amt moth
in but birds.
Uncle Obediah-That's funny. The
sign on the dern building said
"ADiary"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-04
Protecting Him.

Protecting Him.
II wish you
would introduce
me to your tailor"
81 would like to,
but I happen to
know that the
poor man has a
hard enough time
getting along as it
is"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-04
NOT USELESS

Profanity" said the long haired pas
senger, sis so utterly useless
Wrong said the short haired pas
senger. IT can make my wife hopping
mad any time by swearing q httla"