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MAY RECALL MINISTER WI.
He Denies Report of His Return TO
Pekfu.

He Denies Report of His Return TO
Pckfu.
Minister WI TinE-fanE disClaims any
Official knowledge Of the alleged intention
Of his government 20 recall him When
his attention was directed last night 10 q
dispatch from Pekin saying thar his re-
call was under consideration. he said Re
knew nothing about IL
The reason given for the reported
change wds that the Minister had been
guilty OF certain indisCreet uJJeTaucss-
7 have no news said Minister WI.
Asked concerning the report that certain
OF his utterances had been displessirg 10
his government he replied the only "
tersnces which he could recall that
might be termed indiscreer were utter
auces that he had never made They had
been aScrIbed 10 him. hut he insisted that
they originated with the enterprisilC Ie-
porter who had interviewed him. The
Minister was not disposed 10 treat the re-
port seriously. He laughed and ct-at-ed
and asked the newspaper men whether
they would be pleased If the report proved
10 be true and whether Americans gen
orally would be glad 20 hear that he had
been recalled
The dispatches mention Lang Tur-Yen.
assistant secretary Of foreign affairs. as
the prospective successor OF Niui-5e- Wu-
I know him" said the Minister He is
2 friend OF mine
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WILL ERECT CEMENT POLES.
Pennsylvania Railroad TO Abolish
Wooden Ones

PittsburE Aug 1I-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has begun experiment
ing in cement telegraph poles 10 take the
place Of wooden ones
A long stretch Of track on the line be-
tween PlyrsburE and Chicago has been
fitted UP with the new cement poles. and
the experimenting viii last throughout
the coming winter. That the cement pole
Is not so liable % b. blown down or
broken by the wind is alleged by the
railroad company. bu- IL viii be given a
thorough test, as the poles now erected
are st one Of the most exposed parts Of
the system west Of the mountains
TntI the auuo-lceuent that the rail-
road company was TO try cement poles
it had not been generally known that the
Pennsylvania Railroad owned poles along
the line But this proves 70 be the case.
and that II charges the Postal Telegraph
Company 50 much rental per mile for
striuEtnE lis wires along these poles also
comes 70 light. This. II appears. has been
the case since the Pennsylvania perform
ed It's sensational stunt Of cutting down
the Western Union poles on the right OF
way some years ago
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Squares 90 and s]5-Bradley s Dixon et ux 70
b. R. HoTensteil and John c. Athertou 70
secure James T Howenstein. Sl90 l 70 q
months. Per cent. part original lot 3 square
soi. and parts lots O. and NJ. square s0s-
Square s-l-James Martin e ux- 70 Wharton E
Lester and Michael ]. Colbert. 70 secure the
National Permanent Building Association 500
Lot 81
Square ZsS-Jossph Richards e Ux. 70 Samuel n.
Walker and Michael / Weller. 20 secure Eastern
Building and Loan Association. $ Co. lot O.
Square s9-Frarcs " Cox et ur TO National say
in-S and Trust Company. TO secure American
Security and Trust Company. S25co : years. 5
per cent, scni-auu1ally. lot Is
Mount PleaSsnt-Edith 4 Mackenzie e VI Fred
". 20 Charles " Fairfax and Harry X Boss.
20 secure Charles P. Stone. El50. I 20 IS
months. per cent, ssni-anuuall-, lot s56.
block I.
Square r21s-Frederick Stohlmsn e al 70 J. Roberts
FouIke and J. Barton Townsend 20 sso1-s the
P7ovideut Life nd Trust Company a Philz>
delphia. S7.011. years. per cent serni-zuuuaIy
parts lets s and S. and al lot Is
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FOR sALE-MISCELLANEoUS.
september CIea~anee Of Pis,o.

ENh S6LE-mlSGELLA EUUS.
September Clearance of Pianos.
Tie most l1pc-rart piano slls 5e-5 n TEzshir----
We c-ose out both usT zzsz uszz uizz1s a. ri5i-1-
lousy low priCes II order 70 make room f1- -sr
s-ocz
0. J. De NOLL Co. Izl C s.
CARLOAD DAMAGED PIANOS
Gases sc-atcaed They Vil be closed out Tp-
right 50. $50 new upright. S-55- ras---
GEO LAWRENCE. g-s G. TUNING @ n n .asa
FOR sAL-GOoD QUALITY OPAQUE SHADES
rr-eo 70 your windows, only SC the best quality
on Opaque shades. 60c. hung free We cali vTi.b
samples kLEEBLATI's, 1th and B sts NJ. sel-tf
FOR sAJE-s8ITH PREMIER N FINE cox
diti1n, 50 s5 Vt ave Nv se17f
GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR sTANDOLTYS- -EN0
g,iliars az Tal-0-y T-11zs. nal orders S-r-riasl
p1cDptE- AUGUST r EALLBO1l - North F.z-k
ave Chica-o. III. a-sa--
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAn.wAY

NOIE-Pub-lshed only ss Information. and Dot
guaranteed.
so Z. NC. & o. LIMITED, Dsily-Fast 49,
tlb1le tain Pullman seepeTS 70 Lexington LOslis
vile. Cincinnati. Indianapolis, Chicago. and s.
LOUIS. Connection tor Virginia Hot Sprines Pull
nan Louisville 70 Nashville. Memphis and Neg
Orlea1-s- Dining cars a carte service
no =. NJ F. ' LIMITED Dailv-So!id
Feszibus tram. Pullman sleeps 20 Cincllnari
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment SECOND
car 70 Virginia Hot spEiuss week days Dining czrs
Ia carte service. Pullman Sleepsrs Cincinnati 70
Chicago and u. Louis. and LOUISVILLE to Menphis
NASHVILLE and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets at Cbess pe2ke and Ohio
OEces. SIS Pennsy iTaula avenue; l5s9 street. and
New Union Station fe-ephoDes. Main $50 for
Washington Terminal Cab Service. and Main lu65 u
~ far .. & 0. ncket One.
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Garnish for Roust SQUADS.

her food as good 20 The eye as 10 the
palate served squads recently in an ar
tiscic manner.
They were Drowned nicely and set on
a round chop plate with a border Of small
cherry tomatoes intsrsPersed with sP-igs
OF parsley.
The tomatoes were not cooked. but
were served with the bird and eaten with
salt and pepper
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL L. Is0S
Leave Washington New Union Station
SIS g. m--Daily-Au points on Norfolk and Vyest-
EN- also Knoxville Chattanoosa. and Memphis
10z5 p m--Daily. Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem. k1oxTllle, Cbattanocga. Nashville Memphis.
New Orleans Through SleepeE- Dining czrs-
For Norfolk-LeaEe Washington - g. n daily.
Il Is a. II daily ,except Sunday. ArT1gs NcrfoIk
uzo a. L. SD ,. II
as ?. m.-Daiiy-BeuyTlle. Laray. Shenandoah.
Eiktcn-
Trains from the Southwest arrive s.ss g. Il and
L 30 2. n
All information Fourtes1th street and New York
avenue lBond Buidinzl-
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FREE TUITION.

SPECIAL4-Tc c1-vi-ce -he p-blic that D. P. 2.
G employ the BEST TEACHERS THAT MONEY
CAN SECURE gives The MOST THOROUGH
courses q i1strur-i1l IN BOOKKEEPING BANK
ING. SHORTHAND. TOUCH TYPEwRTTTSG.
TELEGRAPHT. EATLROADENG. AND CIVIL
SERVICE To BE FOUND. and that cur faciIi-
ties for securing positions fcr u-r s-n6euts are ALL
We CLAIM Ue VII. for the next fifteen DAYS
give al pressuriuE this al ONE MONTHS TCI-
TION ABSOLUTELY FREE II ycU are not con
T.-ce5 that al cur claims are tue discontinue a.
end 4 FREE MONTH. oElzE IS noting Twenty
years unparalleled s-ccess and a great chain 4
thirty ccla-es l0cs-ed in seventeen S-ates. enable
% give a5v1u-azes not % be found IN auy o-her
t--snass co-s-e DRACGHON'S PRACTICAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE fsucosssor 20 s7enozriaal
A-s5su- q Music Building, CO.. s-h and IS
Phone Main 81 zu21-f
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IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Confined from Page Five.

Mrs and the Misses Won Etzdorf. Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Krie5, Mrs Annie Pral
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hennige. Mr.. and Mrs
H Hennige. Mrs c. Sorgnit. Mrs Louis
Henuige. Mr.. Rudolph Sauer. Miss Sophie
Brown. Mrs. E ". Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Fisk, Mrs Sophie Stelzie, Mrs
F. A Rockar. Miss Katie Stelzle. and Mr..
Herman Schmittman.
Last evening the annual ladies' ger
man given by the women Of Warrenton
was held IN the town hail. The forty
couples present were led through many
novel and interesting figures by Messrs-
II. F. Gray and W. H. Gaines. jr.. the
cotiliion leaders. The old hall was taste
fully decorated, and was crowded to its
fullest capacity with the dancers and
numerous Chaperons- Il was altogether
an excellent send-of for the horse show
week Many attractive favors were given.
To Misses Forbes. Gaines. and Nelson
the greatest credit is due for their IN
firing efforts in getting up this german
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Bays gave a
reception at their Cumberland home last
evening In compliment 10 Miss Barry.
daughter Of Gen Thomas H Barry. in
command Of the Army OF Cuban Pacihca-
ton, with headquarters at Havana
Banus Of marriage between Michael F.
O-Nein, proprietor Of the Cumberland
News Company. and Miss Margaret Ger
man. OF AIcKeesport, Pa. were announced
yesterday IN St Patrick's Church. Cum
berland. The marriage VIII take place in
St Peters Catholic Church. NcKeesport
on Tuesday, September I5- The bride
elect is a daughter OF Mr. William 5
German. q prominent business man OF
AIckeespo-r- Bauns Of marriage were also
announced between Mr.. Philip Clarke
son Of the late Philip D Clarke. and
Miss Catherine A Rohmau. daughter OF
1lr- Casper Rohman- The marriage viii
be solemnized during the week Of sep
tember 10
Dr. Edward Stevens and his wife. Of
/ 1919 P street northwest have left Wash
ington for an indefinite stay IN Atlantic
! City
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Circuit Court No. L.
ITSTICE sTAFT0RD

aAoAALE CLAE ELDnL-
No 5l.S4- Blue Ridge Marble Company ~ Tao-p-
SCI S1s-re1t Company 50 IN registry ordered -
funded 20 plaintiffs attorney Of record Attorneys
: 7 Thomas and c. T Dunl0p-J- B. HorSa2
s1d z. A. LccIzEe.
No 56A Quill rs. Hume administrator. motion
tc strike out sixth plea oTeruled and leave to plead
amended and sdditional pleas within ten DAYS. At
tOIUsys, Oscar NsUcz-R. S. Hume and ". c. Sui
Evsn-
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Criminal Court No L.
JTsTICE sTAFFORD.


No 2SS32- United States Edward Leon ThonP-
son; tine 20 file transcript extended % and IN
Guiding September q Isls. Attorneys. Geu-=e H.
SiscDo1ald and Thomas c. Taylor.
No. sis. United States IS. Percy Wade. tine 70
fle transcript extended 20 September Is. 1906. At
torneys. Thompson & Lsskey and H. z Davis.
No EssZ United States Sherman Hi and
Elizabeth HIl. grand larceny nolle prosequi En-
tered
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dINIIT ? CIA UflLT
Estate q John A Brown. VII dated December =,
80. naming Mary 6. Reeves and Benjamin Il
Schwartz executors. petition for probate and record
Of VIII and letters testamsrtary- Attorney, Milton
StrasbGTEGT.
Estate q Sylvanus E johnson; o-de- admitting
VIII to probate and record and letters testau-e1taTy
70 Philsuder c johnson and 5---hs p Ieansnrl
bond S.000. Attorney c. c. Calhoun
Estate Of Nicholas Dr1mmond; order framing
issues
Estate Of Charles Z. WOOD; petition for rztIfca-
ton Of agreement and order authorizing sane. At
tcrney- William A Kennedy
Estate of Eliza J. Hyland: petition a Charles Z
Hyland foz probate and record Of VIII and letters
tsstaneEtaTy; order appointing guardian sd Eten-
Astoruey. William II Levin
Estate of Richard Enuo1s; order appointing
guardian ad Htem
Estate Of Roderick D. Watson ct al. petition q
J. OTIS Watson for an allowance. order authorizing
sane. Attorney, Emanuel s Luby-
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. L
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No S9E- Edward Foster. eIscuto-- trustee
substituted 70 mske sale Attorneys. T y. Nc
Re- 1cl1s-Arlhu- Peters
No E72- Charles J. Bel - Young e. al; order
q publication Artu-ney 3 F LeiEh-ou
No 49, In r tlu-acyi Denis Cu--nirSss coz
uittee authorized 70 iuves- funds
No. 19-2- In rp lu1acyf John Curtin sane
No EfI5 Hickey IS NcGurn- trustee s-Ihs-i-
tu-ed under VIII q Bridget Hickey Attorneys,
5sTraEd & Johus1l.
No 80 In rs GunaC1 Luzzuua A Brzdf0rd
order Increasing bord cf ccrnnaittee and directing
payment q debts
No. z75- II n Qunacy' lydia L. Plzz1seT: -eseE-
c1ce % auditor 20 srs-e afs11z-ut of corraitree
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DENIES The WEDDING
0ctOgenarian'S Will Spurns
Marriage Consent.
BROWNS ESTATE IS $4,000
VIII May Be Contested by widow,
Who Is Entirely Cut Of-Again
Says Wedding Was Proper and
with Full Consent of Aged Man
Several Requests Are Made.

In his VIII fled for probate yesterday.
John A Brown, the. octogenarian, Eho
sought the annulment Of q marriage con
tract with Rachel Anna Richardson Ilst
December. denies that the marrag2 was
performed with his consent
He also repUdiates statements alleging
that he signed his name 70 marriage
contract, and says. 7 make this win
s"r the express purpose OF re-executing a
viii drawn by me in Baltimore in 1902
The estate is valued at s5l.000. Brown
instituted proceedings 10 have his mar
riage contract 10 the Richardson woman
annUlled three weeks after the alleged
ceremony was performed.
Bequests are made as follows William
H Appleton. Of New York. s.. 90, William
r Holcomb. 800; James F. GotwaIs. Of
Philadelphia, $50; Mrs. Van SERVER, $50:
Blanche Tomb. $500. Mary Haus. 800.
agnes Grow, S309- Emma c. Delaney. Of
Philadelphia S2a5a
Remainder of Estnte.
/ The remainder OF The estate Is heired
t7~Miss Mary 5. Reeves. Of Philadelphia
According 10 the terms Of the viii. no
/ provision is made for Rachel Anna Rich
aTdson or for his sister. Mary Delaney,
[ Of Philadelphia
/ Mrs Brown, in her answer. denies that
I the ole man was unconscious al the tine
/ the ceremony was performed. and states
+ that he expressed acquiescerce in the
i proceeding. She declares that she did
[ not know Brown was more than eighty
years old when she applied for a mar
rage license and gave his age as sixty
I two years Owing 10 the absence from
/ the city Of counsel for Mrs. Brown. or
I Richardson. it could not be learned
whether the viii is 20 be contested
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n E.-EClllTEg ScIedule figures published orlv
ss information. aLd are lot gllaranfeed
Fer Atlanta. Bl-1n5nEhau. Noble New OrleanS
Asheville. Cl1t-au00Sz. Mzmphis, SIS a. z snd
u05 p Il daily.
Fer Roanoke. Knoxville. ChattsnooSa Meuuhts
New Orleans. loss p II daily
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Aiken Sa=zn-
nan Jaczso1yIle- and F11-l1A poi1rs s.I5 d "a
daily.
Tourist fer Cal1fo-nis. tri-weekly. $40 \ n
Local for HalisonburE 80 g. II daily; 4.I5 D n
Esek days. for DauTlis. SIS g. n daily aud for
Charlottesville, SD a n ard 80 D n daily Fra-
cuent trains 10 and from Bluemout
L 6 BROWN. General Agent
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WANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-vACANT HOUSES AT ONCE. We
have uur5er q E1od tenants. from s. % 50
monthly. al sections See ROLAND C. BOOTH.
-l4 s-h a-Z1or
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(NIonday, Angus
(MOnduy, August 81, 1905
suits.

No 51Ssa- Da-nsile Ni5-iaS Company y. John L.
Downing account, S.so- Attorneys. Darr. Psyser
& Taylor
Nc Ssao- Dennis G. Ia France Us southern Sc
ClTI-i,s and Degelopnslt Company account sos q
Attorneys. Tucker & keuyon-
No 5oSsl- Kate Dean Owen vs. Jessie Owen Euz.s.
account rent s. 1eo- Ac-o--e~ Csspc- R-ozn
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WINDOW CLEANING.

7 CAN KEEP YOUR WINDOWS CLEAN
chezper. quicker. and aaslg- than you can I know
h0T. LEON L. CAHOoN. Acne Window Cleaning
Co. removed % ldC5 + 81. Nv Prone Main 7l55-
vz551t. S. .tu.th
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MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN" MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEM ALL.
leading featuruS5 tie Brooks saddle. double ZIP
CHAS- ( MILLER a BRO. Ll5 lsth Nv. aEzutS
su+d
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sIeeres Fa.ten in Rnck.

Il viii not be unusual this winter 70
see tight sleeves that taste1 from the
very TOP OF arm 70 the wrist. The style
VIII be carried out n smart coats and
in sheer afternoon or evening house
frocks.
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Eauirv Suits.

No 2ol5- Margaret Hickey rs. William Henry
McGrann; substitute trustee. Attorneys Barnard &
johnson
No. 2sSl5 William F. Henrick Mary Lee Hen
rick q Al; divorce a VI nat Attorney. Albert
SillerS
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INSECTS EXTERMINATED.

IT WILL KILL FLIES. ROACHEs. BEDBUGs.
al Insects. BY simply spraying II Phone Main
s579 and agent VII cal and demonstrate to you-
PEERLESS EXTER8IISATINC CO.. s0s 81 NV.
su1s7s5s
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TIMING AND HEATING.

BATROBE. RANGE. AND FURNACE WORK A
speciality repairs all kinds of stoves VA. G.
FLOOD, ZIs 18th ST. Phone y. 045-
au16-s1 cod
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HORSES, MULES AND VEHICLES

BUY YOUR HORSES VEHICLES. HARNESS.
&C. al the cheapest place il the city Rates low
est. everything the best and Up date. s D.
WATERS s son. SO Pa ave- Nv. iylz51eod
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& OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIM0RE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINZ
EVERY OTHER HOUR On TEE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND new YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'd STREET. NEW YORK.
- a. n. D.ls. Pullman Parlor
fs1e a. H. bu-eL Earllr. t-ys-5o-r tain
s. - O. H. DIler and talllzzn Parl0r Car
fEl1s a. D-lzE AID Eal4-uzau Elrlor Lar.
-AzI =. b4lEr and Pullman Earllr Aaz.
7s1J T. l-1-a L--llse-- A. P-4-lzAE- Shour,
-515 i ul- DllET ard Pullman FaTior
81 D. r. Ccl--ls - f1l-zoelL1l2-
sZS n slss5sFE
ATLANTIC CIIN, no. 80. II % g. u. ma
'11V 2 u
To BALTIMORE
EN cry HOUR On TIE HOUR
w GAYS Q - q p y czI p NJ
- f25N. 10 ~ 80. ToN 50. 80.
80 i-,@s -i5s a. T. 4-ss 49, 2o95. p ID I -.
I5--. 80 -5lJ. -b5J f5ul. -sls. IsSe. -lsOg.
'ls-5. 80 -. 80 ? 10
~z--,.,..,, .,.--, Mtsl VIZ ''ai-D-
CINCINNATI. ST. L5JUIs. and LOUISVILLE.
30 q H. 80 = e. 10 u-E1E
PlIISBJEG. 30 a. u. - I'D :. n. 'L2-a
JLEvELAND. 30 > Il
COLI ALBCS 50 d n
MHEELLNG, -s-l9 a r.. 81 ? n
AlNlAESl EE. fs--9 a II. f4se, $50 , II
EREDEkICb- rs-1- r--l1. s5--5 a n. go. H15.
fs-a5 2 u
HA55ERsToWl. SO a n. $50 ,. L
ANNAPOLIS. SD. rsao. 1l215 noon. IS=o. 9 -.
80 4ld - ,. n
Daily. -EZoept sunday sSr-day only.
1LLEEhUNE> az al the following Tlcket Of
nces= 15L . 81 Nv. z--iu 1871 SIS Feunsylrs51lA
ave. Man rs New Union Station. Ticket O1acsr
7 aiaEl llf1rr1z-a1-l Es1rs--u. Man 80.
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PAINTING AND REPAIRING

PAINTING. GRAINING. CARPFNTFRTN15
Plasterns. and Repairing JULIUS y NAY s
Co l4s7 P Nv Phone y 81 syI7-s0t cod
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DELICATESSEN.

SELECT GROCERIES. FOODSTUFFs. CANNED
goods Icted meats; foreign, doraeztie fruits. ideas
for serving wedding reoeDuons- A. E UNDER
DOWN. I732 18th NV aus90t
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STORAGE.

eI0RE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS g.. AT
NESCHLEk'S- e0 Pa ave nv : reaso-sh1s -ate..
conTeuiently located 'Pho1s n Lzs2 aussor
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE FIRST MORTGAGE on M
proved D. C. real esJa1e for automobile in first
class order VII receive or pay difference between
rric= of srtonobile and amount OF noTtzage. J.
henry BROWN. 6SI Pa ave. seI-st
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SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS
TO AND FROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH


TO AND FROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
EFFECTIVE JUNE :; I9Os
SUBJECT 10 CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-JF Dls.-Ics LIE Stauoa. s@ l. L.
l-0 a. -. - ? r.. So ,. Il, Jas ,. II, and
s-s5 p n
EIJANING-LF- CLeszpsake Beach. SO = L.
L1i5 P IL, 2a3 ? r.. go ? Il, sao ? u, AID
l370 p Il
SATURDAYS.
GOING-Lv. Dist-1cr LIE Station, s15 a. II %
a. II. 21o P n. sag >. Il. 5.s9 , u. 7.l5 :. z.
srd 9-55 = Il
kEIUENING-Lv- CheSspeake Beach, So a X,
l--i5 ,. r., 20 ? n. 6a9 , Il. so p Il. so5
= T. and 1919 ?. Il
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GOING-LF. Dls-rlcs LIE Station. So 4 n
uso a. IA. 2o9 p f. 30 ? Il. 40 p II, Tas
:. r.. and 9-s5 ;.
KETJRSING-L7- Chssapeake Beach. 20 = n.
Us , m-- 20 p II. Ga p Il. so ?. u, s2l
= H.. and -1-l3 ?
PAUL Y WATERS, CeneraI Manage
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FOR SALE-SEASHORE LOTS.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
Ad1oin-ns Chevy Chsse. Nd. and within he DIS
t-ict- Fronting over I050 feet On Connecic1t ave
nue. i've streets running east and west 561 feet ele-
Fa5on- Every lot ID the tract Is available for build
IuE TSIrpOses- i detached houses and b5ngzIogs
erected OF under course Of construction sirce Nay
1867, the date of opening o. the Subdivision All
city improvements nCiUding wafer. sever macad-
a1nized streets. gTauolithic sidewalks shade trees
al without expense 70 purchasers SPECIAL induce
z1ents are offered u those who agTee 70 build
Wrlte. telephone. CAL for plats and ful paZi1c-
ulsrz Autos sDd carriages al your disposal.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO. CINC.),
TS 18Th 81 nv
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BIRDS. DOGS. RABBITS &c

YOUNG PARROTS. CANARIEs. NONKEYs
Soldnsh. rabblts- guinea piss dogs cats. and best
ba1itas D1sl1fsctinE for al puruoses and fea DE-
E-royeE- sends BIRD STORE. ~ Ia ;.
Bz1
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED
The Van Dyke.

Furnished rooms and apartments. private baths
hot water heat private branch phone system, cafe
week or month Phone Main 5562 and 56s-
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THERAPEUTICS.

THE SOCIETY OF ST Luxe. THE BELOVED
physician. Is launched and ope-ated b doctors
s1d clerzE q Episcopal Church- its treatment Is
i1d1rsed By Of The famous clinics and institu
ti0ls Of TIE world drlgisss; all chronic and nsuo1s
casss respond won6s-tully; booklet Dr- CAMP
BELL. la0s VI s. NV au3ls0t cod
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

THOSE LOOKING FOR WELL-PAYTNG N
vssIs-ts 10 hotels. ciEz- stores. cafes G--z
E-C-es. rC1ni-E L1-=ss. and al classes of business
ohzuoas. c1ns1-- l. Y STEERETT & Co. -4-
y I ave. zrL-7r-
FURNISHED BOO1uNG HOUSES FROM 81
70 500 best locations n The city I. =. STER-
RIFT & CO.. -aTl Y Y ave a-Z--sl-
Protect Your Family
A. the lowest rates TIE EANKERS' LIFE A.
ISOLATION cf Dss 3I1iles. Iowa. OfEce 17
l5-h s.. Washington. D e. G. A. NcGAW Nan
ECz-- a--9-sg-
IMPORTANT MISCELLANEOUS
We undertake the C1lzc-io1 q debts Of ererv kid
snywEere- We are prepared % handle every czss Of
hrGar-cn- LegzL advice -1ln every subject Es-ab-
Eshed II l-o Unlimited -sferznces
BL4NhENSHIP LAW & COMMERCIAL co. Quc.l
suSS- Co-orsdo Building
We ARE OFFERING RARE BARGAINS II
oUtton plsrratlcns rr1i- farms a15 ne farms IN
t-sc1s Of 10 70 250 aC-es. ADAMS & BOYLE /
COATES. Lzttlo Rex Ark aus-slr
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DANCING ACADEMY

P-uper and co--ect dancing taught. in
- sludinE the NaTCszis. schottische three
EL@, step, tEO-step. Ealtz- Su-ue- rates
~ Private lessous. Also Boring Fencing
snd Wrestling lSI5 q s. ".
tyIatn. .. SO
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FoR RENT-HDUSES-
ls1S stl So u1 rrrI1s
-sll 4tl ST. uu- Rooms. hath t-,i7rsl ------ s. 50
Ell r So Nv r17u- hath tc,o-ei .----------- > -
57- 3i-h ST. NV rooms bath .o5lorsd1 49,. l9s
I5fl Gales ST. cs 111us bath icell1edI I.---- IS .
STORE
1a5 y 81 large store 81 y
FRANK T. RAWLINGS CO. Inc.
-55 Pa ave nv au50-3t
FOR REM
ZE y ST wv
% ROOMS AND BATH. FURNACE HEAT
ONLY $50 PER 40.
WI 4 SATNDER. & Co. Is1 T ST Nv
aua-7t
FOR REM TH ST. wv EIGHT ROOMS
and hath central l7ra-irr7 near two car Laue--
within crs square Of b 81 uzIke-. he lr SD
s. NV au-I--r
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BANKRUPTCY Court.
Probate Court.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No 81 IN rs Thomas p Le Cuyer5 petition &c
rule denied
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Pipes"
(Frorn old Pipes and the Dryad by Frank r Stockholm.
he
ANSWER To YFsTEBDAYrs PUZZLE.
Right side down, behind head
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WALL PAPER

We WISH TO SELL OUR OvERsTOCK OF
wall PAPER az a ve-y low sacrifce. Cal and see
or STOCK sign painting. snow czrds, and gliding
T. G. NOLTE. N II1h s- IN. as-sod-sf
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FIVE AND THREE-FOURTHS ACRES UNIM-
proved land: about 3 minutes from Tire Great
FAILS Railway in secondfsre zone; terms easy; also
IA acres n the scent fare B. u. DAVIDSON.
Real Estate. Rosslyn. Va auSI-st
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rERTl.n naNraEEn prL.-os
CARPET CLEANING.

LEXINGTON STEAM CARPET CLEANING
WORKS al sTzdes, Sc pe- ya-d- Drop postaL Sc
Se1t1r = ue - r..
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

vANTED-RY WHITE GENTLEMAN. EMPLOY
nen- IS "CARETAEEE." ci-- or c01u---- sa-5s-
fac-C-y references Address CAEETAEER- 5z-
I s..
WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED NAN. PLACE
Operator ard printer II photo gallery. BOX
=. Head os7ce- ze-1
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

ANnss- CAFE-ONE OF TIE COOLEST AND
cleznest n the city Meals al hours Special
Euuner rates- Eos Pa ave Nv. taexz door Nj
Fe-pou stztiorl TT