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Life Without Lobe Lfvt1g Hell,
Says the Req. Jere Knode Cooke

company OF men and Women-Teal men
and women. who worked for a weekly
wage and treated a man exactly as ne
treated them
From Los Angeles we went to San
Francisco, where ] pursued my trade
under the name Of Jerry Balcolm.
and after months OF saving succeeded
in having a tiny FIAT of cur own. The
sight OF our own home gave me greater
satisfaction than would have degree
of doctor Of divinity. l was gradually
living down the past. hoping that my
wife would obtain a divorce so that 1
II ght marry Floretta Whaley and thus
free her from the fear of arrest as
criminal. when we were discovered by
a representative of a san Francisco
paper.
West Versus East.
II was at this stage l learned the
difference between the East and West
IN the East / would have been stoned
and put in JAIL in the West people
came 10 my aid 10 help me out. Men
and women whom I had never met
offered me money, and one and al had
the same saving. ''NOu have TO make
the best OF a bad DEAL The West was
willing to give me chance, and, should
the necessity have arisen, / am con-
f1dent there would have been dozens
Of men ready 10 help me even out of
the country. The understood that ]
had only one course 10 pursue, and
that was to stick TO the mother Of my
child. l expected a bounding, and In
stead i received nothing but Kindness
and offers.
Here in San Francisco we are living.
The financial depression hit US hard
and we were forced TO telegraph for
money. Certainly, I did not like to do
so, but needs must when the devil
drives.
Such is my story. No worse or bet
ter than thousands OF others. And
now all 7 ask is 10 be allowed 10 live
my life not as Jere Knode Cooke. I'M
froCked pastor or st. Georges Church,
but as Jerry BalColm. painter and deco
ratOr, who draws a week s wages for q
weeks work. and who has learned TO
believe that a dinner OF herbs with love
is 10 be preferred 10 the stalled OK in
the tent OF the king.
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RECORD
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.



40. g76S1. In re estate OF II. r. Dean:
Myrtle l. Dean appointed guardian.
bond S Geo. Compartments solicitor, W.
w. Douglas.
No. 274S8. ConkHng VS.. New York Life
Insurance Company guardian adj Item
appointed. Compartments solicitor, ".
G.. Johnson; defendants solicitor. Berry
q Minor.
No. 262GS. Davis VS. Staples; motion
20 Vacatg. order of dismissal OEe-ruled.
Compliments solicitor, II. E. Davis
defendants solicitor, G.. L. Fraile1
No. 26lg1. Staples vs.. Capuzaya Mining
Company, ownership Of certain stock
vested in Cnmplainauts and cross-bill
dismissed. Compartments solicitors. A.
$. WlrthlnstOn and q. i. Fralley, de-
PENDANTS solicitors Il. l.. Davis and L.
II. Thomas.
No. 21555. EeyCs VS.. keyes; rule as
L. alimony returnable March 20, i90S.
Compliments solicitor. W. +. Ambrose ;
defendants solicitors, W c. Chase and
n. L. Jones
No. 1852 Nirnsteiu VS.. Nirnstein; rule
as TO alimOny Teturnablc March 20 1903.
Complainants solicitor, J. II. Adriaans,
No. Zlb23. Ma&ey VS.. Brdmhall. an
pearance Of absent defendants ordered.
Complainants solicitors, Edwin For
rest and r r. Mattingly.
Bankruptcy Court.
No. g7s5L In re assignment Of Charles
r. TaIbert. sale ordered. Complain
ants solicitors, Lester < Price.
Circuit Court, Nc. I.
JCSTICE WRIGHT.
Called Saturday,
No. 4S303 Thomas VS.. Baker and
Nos. 1922 and 1884 1.-TWO cases., Jackson
VS. Baker: judgment on veTdicts for de-
fendant for costs. PLAINTIFFS attorney,
w. g Prentiss: defendants attorneys.
u. W. Baker and J. O. Adkins.
called today)
No. 473l1. Pierce. administrators VS..
BriEhtwood Railway Company ct al:
verdict for plaintiff against Brightwood
Railway Company for S2.100 and YER
dict for defendant Washington Railway
and Electric Company; judgment forth
with without interest or costs Paint
ms attorneys. Thomas c. Taylor and
A s. Worthington
No. 5o3i6. Darling VS. HalIoweU:
judgement by default. Plaintiffs at
torney, William II. HalIoweH. defend
ants attorney, Richard P Evans.
No, 1888. Brown VS.. Callan. on trial.
Plaintiffs attorneys, p. H Marshall
Howard Boyd, and William NJ. Bride:
Defendants attorneys, Ralston & Sid
dons.
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plea not guilty Attorney. T. L. Jones.
No. 25972. United States vs. Louis Eye;
grand larceny; plea not guilty. AtJor-
ney, J. 4. Foster
No 2594G United States VS.. lem But
Ter. hOusebTeakingi withdrew plea Of
not guilty and plead guilty; sentence
suspended. Attorney, J. Q. Foster
No. 1896. United States vs.. William
Byrd: robbery: plea, not guilty. At
tOrney. r. l.. Jones.
No. 25g67. United States VS.. William
Hawkins; assault with dangerous
weapon. plea not guilty. Attorney, G..
II. Mcdonald.
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IMMIGRANT FLOOD
HALTED LAST MONTH

The report of Commissioner General
Of Immigration and Naturalization F. p
Sargent for the month Of February.
made public today, shows a decided
falling off in immigration. Thirty
foreign countries show decreases. while
only FIVE sent over more immigrants
last month than for the corresponding
month Of last year.
The report shows the immigration
from all countries for the month of
February. 1906, to have been s.. 696; Feb
ruary. 1897, 1854. and February, 1905
Z3.%Sl a decrease of Sc per cent compared
with 1906 and "a per cent compared with
1907.
The immigration from Russia for the
month was only 4.5SI. as compared 10
l2.42S in February 1867, and 13, 40 in
February, 1906
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office, 1927 Penna. Ave.

NOTICE-Foll0winE schedule not guaranteed
lI-05 a. M daily-Seab0aTd Mail Through
coaches and Pullman sieepers 20 Savannah
and jacksonville Through sleeper Washing
ton 10 Hamlet and Hamlet 10 Atlanta. ParI5r
car 10 Pinehurst- Dining cars
7-e5 u M dafIy-Seabodrd Florida Lin
{tsf solid Pullman train through to Jack
sonvfUe and st. Augustine. Also through
sIeepers TO Pinehurst, Atlanta. BirmtnE-
ham and Memphis. Dining cars.
$50 o. m, daily-Seaboard Express
Coaches and PuIlmans TO Savannah and
Jacksonville.
r. II. STANSELL., District Passenger Agent
faTf-rF
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY.

NOTE; Published only as Information and
not guaranteed
400 r. Nc. & .. Limited Daily Fast
yestibule train Pullman sleepers 70 Lex
inrt0n Louisville Cincinnati, Indianapolis
Chicago and 81. Louis. Connection for
Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman Car Louis
Vile Co Memphis and New Orleans Dining
Cars a IA carte service
u.0 =. Ne. F. V LIMITED Daily.
solid vestiDule train. Pullman sieepers 70
Cincinnati. Lexington, ana Louisville.
Compartment sleeping car TO Virginia Hot
Springs week days Dining Cars a Ia
carte service. Pullman sIeepers Cincinnati
10 Chicago and st. Louis, and Louisville 20
Memphis Nashville and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake AM
Ohio Offices SIS Pennsylvania ave CD l4th
ST. near r; and New Union Station. Tele-
phone Main 1880 for Washington Terminal
cab Service. and Main 1866 or 2Z05 Tor c.. * o.
Ticket Ofice. u025-tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FoIlow ing schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. Birmingham, Mobile. New Or
leans AsheviIlc. Chattanooga. Memphis 500
a m and u 80 T. ia daily,
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga
Memphis. New Orleans, .1o;l5 p. m. daily.
For Savannah, Jacksonville, and Florida
points. $40 p. m daily
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta. Aiken.
40 .. M and $3.50 p. m. daily.
l. s BROWN, General Agent
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TWO SURPRISES.

The young man stole up behind the
young woman ia the darkened parlor.
She was gazing into the freight when
he quietly bent down and kissed her.
"Oh! she TREMENDOUSLY cried and then
turning and discovering 20 was her hus-
band, coldly added. rs il you2"
And when he had thought over her re-
mark he, TOO. was surprised..-Ex Exchange.
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AUCTION SALES.

7 Will SELL. TUESDAY, MARCH a. 1908.
within the auction rooms OF Brown d Toll
son. l4u5 II ST. NV, 10 pay storage charges
on all goods stored in the names OF VIM
II. simpson. VIM r. Reed. Mrs T. J..
Perkins, Clara Simpson. John Jones, Julia
Johnson. Kate Lee II. BURkHARTS son.
once. 1872 9Th ST. NV mhI2st
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE.
Below I submit a few 81 the cheap farms
that ] have Tor sale. These places are Iu
reach Of any one.
Near ChantuIy, $50 acres: houses ]
!-room and 4 4roomi and 3-room not com
pleteds necessary out-buiidlngsi plenty Of
fruit Price. $500. terms 20 suit
Near Legato. $50 acres Is acres in cultiva-
ton; I5 acres IN timber 5-ro1m house. plenty
OF fruit price s. to9- The timber and wood
No. zl-IO1 acres, 6-room house, plenty. OF
fruit the farm is we'll fenced. and IN a very
good state Of cultivation. Price $500
80. ls3-Nice fruit farm % acres S-rOOm
house. large barn and all necessary out
buildings, nice shady lawn good water ar
the door Price, $500 5000 cash. the bal
ance TO suit This Is nice property the fruit
ought 90 pay for g. Located about I mile
from the electric r. n.
30 2ls-65lz acres, 7-r30m house nicely 10
Gated uu nigh elevation. Most ali kinds
OF fruit necessary outbuIdings Price 800.
ON real easy terms This place on uEly about
10 minutes walk t1 the station.
80. 6ZI-NIce lttls poultry farm miles
from Vienna, is acres. 5-r5Im house, stable
and necessary uutoulldings Well al TIE
door spring and dairy uu the place. Nest
all kinds 1r frIlt and berries Price SI-10-
so. bl1-ga acres good Groom house good
store house. detached, necessary uutbull4-
lngs. some fruit; price $500 On reasonable
terms. This is "a cheap little farm.
no Ils-14 acres. large house started, not
finished. tenant house. plenty % fruit price
$500 on reasonable terms, the wood and
timber ought 60 pay for this place
SO. 55S-lil'- acres 4-T91m house. stable
ice house and necessary uutlulldIuEss some
fruit. price SI.619 on reasonable terms.
II you are looking for country property OF
any kind 10 VIII pay you 20 send for my
list before sou buy. 10 IS fun OF bargains OF
all kinds of property and business propo-
sitcus. NY carriage Isl az your service 10
inspect property any time. All business re
ceiv=s my personal attention ! try 10 please
j. +. JERMAN.
FAIRFAX & VIENNA.
as l-rb 81 y. ", Wash. %. G.
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FOR RENT OR sALE-FARMs.

RENT OR SALE-Large truck farm on P0-
tomaci opportunity for experienced man. Cal
or phone Main 1890 9l3 New York ave. nw.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-House five 20 seven rooms. y TO
acres ground. outside District; 10 minutes
walk 10 one fare electric line; part cash;
balance monthly; give particulars Address
BOX S6e. Times Cf1ice nhI4-2t
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LOAN COMPANIES.
Money Loaned Salaried People

and others. without security; easy payments;
Offices in 63 pin llal cities. save yourself
money BY getting my terms first D. II.
TOLMAN. Room 900. 533 18th ST NV. ds6-tf
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MONEY ID LOAN.
RAILROAD~.
eALTlMURE AND OHLO r.. n.


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour On the ODD Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
= 90 a. m.-Dlner. Pullman PariOT.
= 90 a m--Budet, ParIOT, s HF. Train.
SIS 90 a m---Diuer and Pullman Psrlor Car
I'll 100 a m--Dlner and Pullman Parlor Car
= 90 p. m.-Diner and Pullman ParIor Car.
q 90 y. m--''Royal Limited" All Pullman
taco p m--Coaches 70 Philadelphia
800 p m.-DlneT ana pullman PariSE.
Is p m--CoacheE 70 PAlla1sIphiA
'Il.u0 .. m.-oleepeTs.
= 80 a m--Sleep ers-
ATLANTIC CITY. tTsoo 500. fIi,Oo a. N.
n 90. 800 p n.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 500 a m. ls.C5
noon, 600 p M, sun, $50 a m.. $50 ?. m
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
iWeek days 7 20 a m. 10 3 . M
- 80, 70 90. 70 %. s700 = 20 $500 $50 9 %
is.sJ, 1000. 'u.o9 a NJ. Tl2.J0 noon. sl2. o.
tt.t5. 800 gs. $50 100. $40. f70o ss.0a
Is 80. slo.g9. 'tG.S5. IL 80 S1l.S5 .. n
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. '9-l0 a. H.. -. = 80 p. N.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE, $40 g. H.. '4:es p IA, - 20 alght
PTTTsBURG. -sst9 q. Ias r1.z-. -yslo ,. a,
CLEVELAND. $50 p. N.
COLUMBUS. . &c Q. m
WHEELING. -s.lo a. IA. $3.50 .. m.
FREDERICK. Ts-20. 1910. 'ss.I0 an. 81 Sc
HAGERsTOWN. $50 a. m. f5-0o D. n.
sDaily. Except Sunday. saSunGay only,
TELEPHONES a. an OF TIE folloRIng
Ticket OfiCes; i13 Q ST. Iel Main 1881. els
Pennsylvania ave. Main cIG New Unioa
station Ticket. Once, Tel. Main 7Ss0- Infor.
nation Bureau Main .1A2- noIz-tf
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FOR RENr-oFFIcEs.

DESK ROOM or office space for rent; %
door front room: reasonable terms Apply
room p. Jordan building. 18th and G SITS
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Circuit Court, No. 4.
IUsTICE ANDFRSON

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Called today)
No. $3.50 Howard VS. Garvev. on trial
PLAINTIFFS attorney. T. II Award. de-
ks4ant.s attorneys, Mauck & Mauck.
a 80, New York Continental Jewell
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FOR sALE--HoUsEs.


How TO BE your own landlord -a 500 cash
and $40 monthly. For fun particulars drop
postal. telephone or call for illustrated plat
etc, Of Connecticut Avenue Terrace"
FULTON r. GORDON, Colorado bldg,
Tel Main so. mhlJ-3t
FOR SALES. 500 Eighth 81 NV. south Of
Rhode Island ave, 6-rOOm bay window brick
frcnJs east well reuteds convenient to mar
ket. schools, car lines, and business center.
II. i. MANDLE. i32 10Th 81. NV, Red Ar
ROY Sign. mbl4-3t
FOR sALE-GaIes st. ne. frame cottage;
good comfortable little hOmei rented for $50
per year. price, 81, 600 Buy a home or In
yestment. IL r. MANDLE. 76Z 10Th 81 NV.
FOX SALE-Se. section, 81, 500 brick. six
rooms, gas, water. and sewerage; rent, Sli.5J.
easy terms IL. +. MANDLE. 733 10Th ST.
NV. Rcd Arrow Sign. mhl4-st
FOR QUICK sALE-Three nye-ro0m bricks.
rent for s. 30 each. Trust Of g. COO only re-
quires LOO cash. Win pay ia per cent.
HENRY W. OFFUTT. 22d and sts.
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PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
DOWH TOWN RESIDENCE
So X a. NV. corner 10th
rs rooms; All modern improvements lot =
# on X st.: 30 H. on 10th; rents for so
per month"; $500 recently expended for inn
pEOVemsnts: Title perfect: offer wanted
LOUIS =. sHOE&AKER. 6iZ 18th 81. nv.
$500.
Or Very Easy Terms
a pretty new house IN convenient location.
% foot front rooms, bath, with modsru
plumbing. stationary washstand, concrete
cellar guaranteed furnace handsomely m
ished throughout
$3.50.
SI0o Cash.
a new mo3sra 6-rrc-n house; 20 foot 'front.'
modern BATH wide from. porch.
Rowzee- Van Reuth Co.,
1925 Pa. Ave.
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Governor Swanson has commissioned
r. y. Erumback, of this city, as a
notary public, and aiT. BrumbaCk quail
ned as such the clerks office or the
corporation court today.
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DR.. FISK ELGIN

Expert in the treatment Of private diseases
chronic and acute. Both sexes. All consult,
tious confidential. Medicine furnished Price
moderate. 1888 Pa. ave. NV. Phone NJ 1Sg
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FOR RENT HOUSES.
REDUCED TO s2o.5o.
Pretty Colonial home. mort beast. or six rooms
GLERE4 Co, 6-i lita 81 ms. mhls-st
ll2o 9TH ST. n.
u rooms. 5-st1ry DCk.. large gs-us bath. s5f 90
1919 Q ST. n. ".
u rms furnace. bath, corner mouse.
3I3 c ST. s. z.
j. rooms. hot water heat. bath. -srgs
l42s 9Th ST. n. ".
rooms bath and IaIrJbe. furnace. ....... So %
216 l3TR ST. S. ".
1Ios 9Th ST. s. z.
rooms, bath. large back yard .......... 81. 50
3os l4TH ST. s. ".
2os X ST n. W.
ia 7TH ST. n. z.
asaa BEIGHTwOoD AVE-. NV.
CFlat) 1873 N. CAPT. ST. n. z.
s rooms, bath, furnace yard -........... $50 90
(Flatl 4o7 ST. n. W.
Fiat, lst moor back yard, I1r.. rms. 80
e27 sTH ST. n. ".
rooms and bath. 50 nor --..-... SD 90
43s 9Th ST. n. ".
Room No. I...-..-..-.-............. 500 %
sos ST. n. ".
2 rooms. q 9r.......,........ $500
SOC z ST. H. W.
rooms, SIN noor-......--..-...-..-.-- 90
"a. s. cAxwooD. 9ss 9TH ST. N W.
NEW. six room. ana bath. celnented cellars;
furnace heat. handsomely decorated. G and
- . ~
81. Sc mhl5-5t
FUR KENT-sIx-r0om and bath prick. *
CeIIcnt condition is Hickman Sc. Apply
Il. RALPH BURTON, Union Trust building.
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FOR REST-Houses. apartmsnta ana orness
seEd OF cali At our once.
THos }. FISHER s. co. QncI
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS,
rs 15th 81 nv ja0-ta
TOR RENTS Allison a. nv. rooms aad
hath: steam heat large porch. front Colonial
Apply cHAS. 4. TRIBBK. 5O3 1SJh EL ~.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
s2-WORTH so.
Delightful apartment in suburbs ssS
Adams 81 ne. I've large rooms and porce-
lain hath. southern exposure through cars
q 81 F. H. SMITH CO.. Bond Building
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1922 18th ST NW.-Flve rooms bath
porch and yard. hot-Water heat 5000. per
rsct condition KAEHICK METCALF,
l8ZJ New York ave mhI5-st
WILL SUBLET my apartment In Kent. rs
North Carolina ave Sc. six outside cheerful
rooms and bath perfect condition and serv-
ice, large rear yard and porch, 81 KAR-
RICK & METCALF. 1920 New York ave.
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FOR RENT-By ELLERSOE g. WEAfPLE
Coz 18th St. now apartment in The Fairfax
So. corner 18th and G. SITS. sw., comfortable
in all particulars moderate rent, s5eam
heated lnhI4-7t
ONLY $3.50; WORTH $50.
Apartments No. 90 Rhode Island ave. ne. f;
I'VE large rooms and bath, take through cars
on G ST. +, II. SMITH s. CO., Bond building
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FLAT on second floor, four rooms and bath.
FOR IFNT-A handsome fat; reasonable
price. Apply THORNTON'S SHOE STORE,
coo tn 81. mhl4-5t
FOR RENT-5-room fiat; 25l6 18th 81. NV:
81 so. open from 10 p. N. daily.
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FOX SALE cheap. g new nye-r0om houses,
nicely situated on paved street. Address W.
g, sHAFFER, Laurel, Nd mhIs-3t
FOR SALE Forty-eIEht acrcst opposite
Georgetown GHiyersit, SAMUEL BEAL-
NEAR. lI5 Law building, Baltimore Nd.
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FOR SALE-E Hyattsvil1e, handsome
large Eix-room home, on Boulevard
large, light basement, stable; hennsry
lot 5Ox237. $1,000 monthly, including
interest. 90 acres riCh trucking land.
Five-room house, six acres rye, apple,
and pear orchard, 50, 10000. 500. 90
down.
GEO. c, WALKER,
EVANSVILLE. MD.
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The Rev. Mr.. Hobbs. of Del Ray, viii
preach at the Baptist Mission, Pendle-
ton and Columbus streets, tomorrow
evening at 7.50 o'clock.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

WANTED-Good people 10 buy homes in
Laurel, Nd, and be happy. I have fne cOun-
try and suburban properties for sale; low
prices and easy terms. C.. J. HALNERSON.
Washington ave, Laurel Nd mhIs-IOt
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Miss Janet Richards viii address the
Cameron club. at Lee Camp Han, this
evening at s o'clock.
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-OR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE-Seven building lots, OF viii sell
in parts near District line. only So car fare.
very low price. Address OWNER, BOX 5Sl
Times office. mhl6-3t
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NEW sIX-ROOM house and ten acres land
OF electric line $500. +, h, PIERCE,
Vienna. Fairfax county "a fe-asu, mo. tu-l-t
FOR sALE-IJ-room house in Beryyn. Nd. /:
splendid condition. with large grounds sta
birg, outoulidinzsr good garden. water and
view magnificent. Fuce. tz.lg9, 2 value;
easy terms. JSO j. kLEINER. 6o2 st.
nv. mhl4-3t
FOR SAIE-At Mt. Rainier. two residences.
large grounds, complete In all particu-
lars. good water and 0utbuiIiings. 4 bar
gain at $500 each. one carfare. JNO. J.
KLEINER. COZ st NV. mhli-3t
FOR sALE-Brigrtxood Park. 800. This
price has nothing TO do with the value Of this
6-T0Om home splendid condition. cement
walks large lot. II. +. HANDLE, Red Ar
row sign. l32 10Th 81. NV. mhl4-3t
FOR SALE-Corner; BrightTood PARK; 10
Osy feet ground, T-rOom house. furnace; eel
lar, 2-stOry stable. one and 0ne-half squares
from car line. n. +. HANDLE. Red Ar
row Sign. 7s- 10th st. NV mhI4-3t
FOR sALE-Takoma Park S4.200; rents
S3o5Q1 two-st1ry and attic rooms and bath:
car Ene- n. r MANDLE, Red Arrow
sign, ~ 10Th st. nv. mhl4-5t
FOR sALE-Bargains IN suburban homes.
Bargains in Maryland farms.
GEO. c. WALKER,
EVANSVILLE, ND.
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NICE GROOM house and large lot at Clar-
endOn: also 4-room house and lot: monthly
payments; suburban houses and farms B.
y. DAVIDSON, Real Estate. Resign. Va.
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NICE NEW hve-roon house on electric line:
S75o, only 500 cash. PIERCE d PIERCE,
Vienna, Va mh11-l0t
ACRE LOTS for sale at Gregory Heights on
the 3. W & A. electric line, near District
line z. c. CATS, SQ2 + ST. NV rnh5-3Gt
IF You want TO buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home, see send for latest
bulletin
MARION DUCKETT a SON.
SIS = ~. W. fy2-ts
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ThiTty-five persons were received into
membership by the Rev Charles d
BuiIa, at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. yesterday. as the result
of the revival recently held at that
church
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to fight the flesh and the devil without
knowledge of either.
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kins, and John Penn, charged with lar
Ceny of machinery from w. A Smoot &
Co. which was 10 have come up before
Justice Cation this morning, was post
pOned until Friday.
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The Rev c. ]. HumphTiCs. pastor Of
the Methodist Protestant Church, Will
deliver AN address at the Young PeO-
pies building. before the members Of
Andrew Jackson Lodge of Masons and
their friends, this evening. lie will take
Temple"
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At the meeting for men at the Young
Peoples building, in South Washington
street yesterday afternoon. James w.
Written, of Washington, delivered an
address, taking for his subject. Man
10 Man.
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James Lucas was before Justice eaton
this morning charged with stealing two
dozen eggs from dealer in the market
Lucas acknowledged the theft, and was
given ninety days in Jail
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Harvey j. Robinson, who was arrested
last Saturday night on the charge of
disorderlY conduct and carrying con-
cealed weapons, forfeited $50 An the po-
lice court this morning by failing 20
appear.
The Washington times., 1908-03-16

The case Of the railway men charged
with TeCkleSsness in the collision be-
tween an engine on the Southern rail-
way and an electric car at Henry and
Cameron streets a few weeks aeo. will
come up before Justice Luther II.
Thompson in a special session OF the
police court at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-10-02
Kansas City, Mo:

We had the pleasure of attending III
Jackson county fair which was held
about one and half miles from the
public square at Independence. The
fair grounds are three years old and
we'll suited for the purpose Of hold
ing fairs. 1t is connected with a
short car line. The fair this year
was the best they ever had On Thur
day the manager reported twenty
thousand and two hundred tickets
sold, and the passes would read a
thousand more. i think his estimate
was low enough. There were the u.s.
ual amusements from girl eating
dirt TO an air ship. Lots to eat and
plenty to drink on the grounds. On
ly soft drinks. The display of fine
hogs, cattle, milk cows, mares, colts,
driving and riding horses was shown
! heard there were over hundred
driving and riding horses entered to
go on the track. The jockeys pro-
nounced the horses good As
am not horse man l can't say,
however, some Of them got over the
ground pretty lively. The women's
display of quilts and all kinds Of
needle work was very good, and
the largest / ever saw. There were
enc quilt 102 years old. We saw
many old time relics. We saw a
plumber of things made before the war
of the sixties. They had large dis
play Of burnt wood. The art display
was fine. The drawings made by the
pupils of the Independence high
school We're very interesting.
My description of the farm products
may seem to the reader a little fishie,
but think my good wife, whose vo-
racity don't think would be ques-
toned, will bear me out. Measured
with a tape line red onion II
inches in diameter, a marego pepper
Is inches; tomatoes 70, an ear of yell
low corn, well matured. IA inches
long, white u inches, a sweet pota-
TO, length 10, diameter 10 inches,
potatoes 2s, diameter 10 inches. one
pumpkin, length "a inches, diameter,