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The Benning question has brought
many responses, the first installment of
which is given below.
They couldn't stop the race track
betting because the lawmakers like 20
bet on the races themselves"
Mrs. r. Marks.
9f4 Virginia avenue southwest
There Is n sucker horn every minute,
and they never die"
Robert Lynch.
1I Fourth street southeast.
Because they aren't wise old owls -
Miss Juliet Lichtenstein.
BIB NJ street northwest.
'They are wise old owls, too shy TO
be caught"
Brevard Davidson Strohecker.
2iIS Ontario road.
Because the public likes tc be hum
plugged" George a. Bradley.
.153 Hickman street.
Because the track this year is even
a little better (bettor)-n
d Z. Reagan.
SOB Fourth street northwest.
Because, said the old owl. so wise,
To do any business you must advertise.
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Keep real busy. If you want to get a
prize
Keep moving-keep moving.
You see. said the owl, them 'bookies'
IN no hne points will you catch them
shy.
They cant stop their betting, and I'll
tell you why.
they keep moying-keep moving.
and now, Mr.. Editor. I'm after THAI V.
And you know why becs use l told you.
see?
And If I don't get It, you had better
watch me,
And keep uoving-keep moving"
Sadie NJ. Lake.
1888 Prospect avenue.
I'VE don't stop the betting at the Ben
ing course,
Course they have too much pull with
the police force"
They couldn't stop the race track bet
ting,
Because, among those who bet,
There are many in power, who beneath
the law cover.
And 10 Benning they hustle to getl''
E. Maurice Cox,
lie D street northwest.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY.

NOTE Published only as information and
not guaranteed.
400 p NC s. o. Limited Daily. Fast
yegtIbuls train. Pullman sleepers 10 Lex
fngton Louisville. Cincinnati. IndianapoIls
C6icaE0 anc 81. Louis. Connection for
Virginia Hot Springs Pullman Car Louis
,ille 10 Memphis and New Orleans. Dining
Cars a Ia carte service.
11IO F. Nj. F. V. LIMITED. Daily.
solid yesuEule train Pullman sIeepers to
CsnCinnati Lexington. and Louisville
Csr1uartuneut sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
Sprinzs week days Dining Cars, a Ia
carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
a. chicago and St Louis. and Louisville 10
Wsmphis, Nashville. and New Orleans
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake ana
OHIO ofHceE. 5I3 Pennsylvania ave, SOC 18Th
- near =: and New Union Station Tele-
rS6na Main 1882 for Washington Terminal
O. service, and Main 1866 OF S2es for Q. & o.
Trcket once noz5-tf
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Nervous Disorders

Embrace headache, backache
neuralgia, fits, St. Vitus' dance,
epilepsy-in fact all disorders
arising from a weakness of the
nerves of an organ. The lungs,
heart, stomach, kidneys, etc, all
get their energy through the
nerves. When they don't get it,
their action is impaired. DR.. Mics
Nervire restores nervous energy,
and consequently strengthens the
action of the organs.
7 had severe pain in nv side bsclr
and head; my nerves We're also 90 tiT,,
affected. Dr. Niles Nervine reiia,5aS 49,,
suffering and strengthened nv V,hoIs
body" c. Q OPP ~
e0l Washington Ave, St Peters MIN
II first bottle fails TO benefit. money bacl-
MILES MEDICAL Coz Elkhart, Ind.
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Sprauge: bond 500. Attorneys. Le,kie.
Fulton q Co.
Estate OF Herman /. Livingston. pc
titlOn Of William n. Porter for ancillary
letters of administration. Attorneys,
George F. Collins and ". G. Sullivan.
Estate Of James II. Byram; will adj
mitted 10 probate and record and let
tiers testamentary granted to George w.
Linkins; bond. 5000. Attorneys, VIM.
A. Linkins and Charles Linkins.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Office, I4zI Penna. Ave.

~OTTCE-FoIloW ing schedule not guaranteed
T1-6s a m daily-Seaboard Mail. Through
c--scAes and Pullman slsepers 10 Savannah
80 Jzrks1nville. Through sleeper Washing
- 2, Hamlet and Hamlet 70 Atlanta ParISr
ar IN Piuehurst. Dining cars.
-. % m Oaily-SeabOaEd Florida I'm,
a. solid pullman train through 10 JarE
s5,yfIe and ST Augustine. Also rhrouvh
sIeansrs 70 PineiUrst. Atlanta, BirnIng
ham and MemphiE- Dining cars
Q-90 o. m, dsily-Seaboard Fxpress
coaches and PIllmaHs to Savannah and
Jacksonville
II III. sTANSELL District Passenger Agent
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Circuit Court, No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
IraFTaT -racrarF7or-


no. 49949. NJ. Is. Moses & Sons vs..
A1cCraCken: Rudolph B. Behrend ap-
pointed receiver. Plaintiffs attorneys.
Cole & Donaldson.
No. 1924 International Trust Com
pany Us. Howard. ordered consolidated
with Nos. 1926. 1895, 50109, and 50l1l, for
trial. Plaintiffs attorney, W. c. Clep-
hane; dcnfenadt's attorney, 3. II. War
ner, jr.
Called tOday.)
No. ISIS. Mears vs. Jones; verdict for
defendant. Plaintiffs attorney c. I.
Franey; defendants attorney. Arthur
Peter.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

y R-Follcwilg schedule figures published
cr1y as information and are not guaranteed
Fior Atlantis 3 Birmingham. Mobile New or
cans AsheviIle, Chattanooga Memphis, s .o1
a M and II 800 T. m daily
For Roanoke Knoxville, Chattanooga
Mernphis New Orleans. 10-l5 D u. daily
For savannah. Jacksonville, ald Florida
pofnts 40 p. m daily.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta. Aiken
40 .. m, and $50 ?. m. daily.
I. s BROWN. General Agent.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND ONO r. r.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.

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.-Diner, Pullman Parlor.
70 90 a. n--Bufret. ParlCr, Hr. Train.
1870 a. m.-Diner and Pullman Pafior Car.
tI1.0O a. m.-Dlner ana Pullman Parlor Car.
q 90 p. m.-Diner and Pullman ParIOr Car
900 p. m.-'Royal Limited" All PuIlnaas
400 ?. m.-Coaches 70 Philadelphia
.. p m.-Diner ana Pullman PArlOE
: 90 p. m.-COaches 10 Philadelphia
slI-0J D. m.-Sleepers.
= 80 a. m.-Sleepe rs-
ATLANTIC CITY. 100. 800. fu.oO g. N.
tl.00. 900 ,. n.
ANNAPOLIS. week DAYS 500 a m. 1900
noon. 900 ,. m. sun, $50 a. m. $50 p u.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week days 90 a, M 70 ?. M
s2:52 u co. 70 80. 100 To. $500. $3.50 g 90
fs.s0. 1000. 'u.O0 a m. ti2.0o noon, 'I2:06.
t4.45, 500. f5:02. $50 1900 $50 T7.00 $50
tg go. 1000 slO:55. sIl:SO. IFS ?. N.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, 's-I0 a. m, ~, $50 ?. m.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. 1910 e. m. -4.Jo p m. -l2-40 night
PIT-SBURG. 's:i0 a m, 'l:22. 's.I0 p. N,
$3.50 aight.
CLEVELAND. $40 p. m.
COLUMBUS. $50 p m
WHEELING, 's.I0 a. m, $50 p. n.
FREDERICK. 1870. 1910. '"s:I0 an. - 30
HICERSTOWN. 1910 a m. 800 .. N.
sDally. Except Sunday. @sSUnday only
TELEPHONES at all OF the following
Ticket Offices. 1917 @ ST., Tel. Main 1881; 6Is
Station Ticket ONCE, Tel. Main 1880, Infor-
nation Bureau, Main l5sO- nol7-tf
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I. z. SHOEMAKER,
2O8-zo9 Colorado Bldg.
nh243t

HERE is a rare chance 20 secure an uy-to-
date 6-rCOn brick. with Colonial porch. fur
mace heat; $500 down; only left. HENRY
". OFIDTT sd and y SITS. NV. mh24-tf
HOUSE-Bay-Win brick; rooms bath;
cellar; all modern improvements: in excellent
repair. Inquire slS South Carolina ave. Sc.
mh22-3t
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IGEORGETOWNl
SIARI NEW HOME
FOR POTOMAC CLUB
House VIII Be Ready for
Rowing Season-Equip-
ped for Winter.

Work on the new home OF the Poto-
mac Boat Club was commenced yester-
day and is to be completed In seventy
I'VE Gays. The new house is to be To-
Gated just east of the Aqueduct bridge.
The members viii have the use OF the
new quarters practically the entire row.
Ing season TINS year provided there is
10 delay on the part ~ the contractors.
and 10 accomplish this, the work was
started as soon as possible.
The new home can be used in winter
as we'll as in summer, being provided
with steam heat, and having gas and
electric lights.
Officers OF the Sunday school Of the
Congress Street NJ. p. Church have been
elected as follows; Superin tendent, h
Clyde Crimes assistant superintendent,
William 7. Ballard; recording secretary,
y Stanley higgins: treasurer, y. IL
Scott librarian primary Robert T.
Ballard, superintendent primary depart
ment, Mrs H c. Grimes.
The annual business meeting OF the
congregation was held yesterday even
ing and officers elected as follows;
Trustees. d. CantWeu. William ID
Harrison, Robert 7. Ballard. William i,
Ballard, r. II. Scott W. x. Stevens,
Charles W EdmonstOn, David Proctor,
and William H. Marriott
SteWards-James T. stake. William
/. Selby. Theodore S. Duvall, II. Clyde
Grimes, T. w. Grimes, James H Croson,
Joseph Clark. Frank b. COgswell. anC
j. Stanley Higgins.
William T. Ballard was elected dele
gate and T. W. Grimes, alternate. 20
the annual conference OF the Methodist
Protestant Church, which this year viii
b ct Snow I'M, Nd, commencing
April I.
Henry COpperthite has broken ground
for two twO-stoTy brick dwellings at
1884 and 1886 O street.
Justice Of the Peace Charles s. Bundy
yesterday rendered his decision in the
case OF R A. Casilear g. Co against
William +. Myers. proprietor OF the Ar
lington Horse Company q S2S9 NJ street.
The plaintiffs were giveD judgment for
1866 and costs and possession Of the
premises.
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JUSTICE BARNARD.
Lrnnna r-astaraar-l

United States VS.. William Walker; de
PENDANT ordered discharged from work
house March %, 1908, on account OF good
behavior.
United States ex rel; Elizabeth Souss
VS.. Eespasian Warner, Commissioner OF
Pensions; writ of mandamus refused
United States VS.. James Davis; house
breaking and larceny; property ordered
restored.
Probate Court.
Estate of Annie Heath; petition Of B.
Francis Saul for probate and record
of viii and letters testamentary. Attor-
ney, Thomas p Wodard.
Estate OF William NJ. Tyler: petition
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JUSTICE GOULI

NCdliFtt gtSlti ddy.
Estate Of Frank II. Sprague; petition
OF Agnes SpTaEue for probate and record
of will and letters Jestamentary. At
tCrneys Leclde Fulton, & Cox.
Estate of Louis Landrick; petition OF
Mary ii. Martin for probate and record
Of VIII and letters teStamentaTy. AtIOr-
ueys Blandenburg & Brandenburg.
Estate Of J. Louis Landrick. will
dated December %. 1901. filed, naming
Harry NJ Martin executor.
Called tOdayD
Estate Of John J.. Smithmeyer; will
dated June l. 1890 naming William
Cranch McIncire executor filed.
Estate of Frank II. Spraguei will ad-
mitted to probate and record and let
ters testamentary granted TO Agnes b.
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COURT RECORD
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.

NAdlltu NGslCL ldt4#
American GTaphOphOue Co. vs.. Smith :
on hearing. Compartments solicitor,
Fulton Lewis. defendant solicitor, a.
;. WorthingtOn.
(Called today)
No. 1922 Kaiser VS.. Kaiser; sale rat
1hed nisi. Compliments solicitors, w.
&. Baldersou and Barnard & Johnson;
defendants solicitors, Douglass & Doug
iass.
Circuit Court, No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Called yesterday
No. 1886. karr vs.. Philadelphia, Bal
Jimore and Washington Railroad Co.
eJ al, bill Of exceptions signed and
filed. Plaintiffs attorneys, j. A. Mae
del, Maddox and Galley; defendant 5
attorneys, AICKenney and Flanuery.
No. 1900 Wiley vs.. City and Subur-
ban Railway Co; motion for new trial
nled. PLAINTIFFS attorneys, Wolf and
Rosenberg; defendants attorney, J. j.
Darlington.
iCalled today)
No 4ASuN Stewart vs. WinslOW, YER
diet for defendant PlaintiRs attorneys,
r. l. Jones and T. l. JehOrds. defend
ants attorneys, Irving Williamson and
Fountain Peyton.
No. 1921. Ban. administrative. VS..
United States Express Company; on
trial Plaintiffs attorneys. Shelby &
Hogan; defendants attorneys Birney *
Woodland
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR sALE-A,J ELEGANT 8-ROOM HOUSE
IN northwest section; large cellar: furnace
heat; two-s.ory brick stable in the rear;
convenient 10 TWO car lines would make an
excellent retidence for colored physician. Can
De bought az a bargain: reasonable terms
For particulars apply 10
I. z. SHOEMAKER,
2oa-2oe Colorado Bldg.
mh24-st
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FOR SALE-Brsiness Properties

FOR SALE-Business property; price. 50 $50;
rented, $50 per month Exclusively offered
by THOS. J. FISHER & CO, T3s 18th ST.
nh24 96 9S-3t
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FOR SALE-A NUMBER OF RARE BAR
gains IN homes IN northwest suburbs. also
a tract OF 20 ic~e3 OF land at the intersec-
ton Of Mass. and Boundary avenues which
cen be subdlvid n at a handsome profit. This
property belongs - an Out-Of-toHn party, and
can be bought al a very low price.
For particulars, terms Of sale, Se,, call
OF address
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IALEXANDRIKl
TWO HIGHNAYnEN
PLEAD GUILTY
Hicks and Downs Admit
Shooting of T. J. Snyder
and Are Sentenced.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, MARCH "A.

Frederick Hicks. who was tried in
the ccrpOrat0nt court this morning for
shooting T. J. Snyder. stealing a hog
from James Patterson. and the larceny
OF wire from the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, pleaded guilty 10 all
three charges. He was sentenced 10
the Reform School for four years.
Edward browns also plead guilty TO
the three similar indictments. and was
sentenced 10 the peEitenuary for six
years. An addition OF i've years will be
made to browns sentence on account OF
mis- being in tho penitentiary before,
making d total Of eleven years.
In the case of Frank Parker. which
was appealed from the de ,isiOn OF Police
Justice Cation, the jury returned YER
Gict Of sixty days IN jail and a fine OF
$40 and costs. Parker was convicted OF
receiving the stolen hog, for which
Justice Cation had sentenced him 70
ninety days in jail and & fine of =,
Parker was acquitted Of the charge
of stealing wire from the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE OR RENT-Oak ave, Takona
Park, near cars house. S rooms, bath Key
at residence. Carroll ave. NJ, rs. ARTHUR
r. COLBURN, once, 4e6 9Th St NV.
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1t has been announced here that a
new Baptist church, to be known as
the Second Baptist Church OF A!eXan-
dria, will be started in this city next
Sunday. a meeting OF those who expect
TO become charter members Of the new
church viii be held this evening.
The new church viii be at the Baptist
mission, situated at the southeast corner
OF Columbus and PeudletOn streets
The new church Will have a charter
membership OF nearly fifty members
and will probably have a minister from
out Of the city as their pastor.
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assault with attempt TO rape; on trial.
Attorneys, LubV q Foster.
Criminal Court, No. 2.
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Probate Court.

: Of Mary Tyler for letters OF admins
/ tration. Attorney, H. J. Sweeney.
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A meeting OF the board Of police com
mtssioners Will be held at the mayors
Office In the city hall this evening, when
the case OF Policeman John Henderson,
who was recently fined s. By MF
Paff for having in his possession e.
grindstOne alleged 10 have been stolen
from the city. will be reopened and the
case reviewed b. the board.
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FOR SALE-AtLracIiye homes al beautiful
Woodbridge .. s, and S-r01m houses monthly
payments. g. go u 5000. building lots =
acre: money advanced 20 build. LOUIS
SIMPkINS, c3I6 Vista ST., Woodbridge, D. c.
mhZI-7t
FOR SALE-At Mt. Rainier. one siE-rO0m
ouse IN complete repair ample outbuildiugs
grounds 50Nl50 cement walk and convenient
10 electric cars. Price $500 monthly pay
ments n desired.
AT Berwyn Nd. one ten-r0om house in
nrst-class condition.. large grounds. high
elevation from which a magnificent view can
be obtained. good stable and outbuiIdiugs
Ene water; convenient 10 steam and electric
cars. Price $500 easy terms. These proper
ties must be sold a
JOHN J. KLEINER q CO.. coz T ST NV
mh2f-It
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FOR RENT HOUSES.


I12o 9TH 81. n. ".
- rms 3-story brick: bajh; large rms. ISL %
1919 Q ST. n. W.
Y rooms; furnace; corner house; bath $50 20
3I3 ST. s. z.
Y rooms. hot water heat, bath. large
back yard; fine house. $3.50
1923 9TH ST. n. ".
rooms; furnace. latrObes, bath...-....$ $3.50
11Oe 9Th So s. z.
Z rooms bath, large bacl- yard. ......... $3.50
l24s EzoRsE 7. n. z.
rooms; bath; bet Fla. I've. g. n sts-.
LIN ana iSIE -slo-0o
2s22 BRIeHTwoOD AVE. n. W.
rooms 444-o0
1923 sTH ST. n. z.
rooms; front and back 5ard; In good
Pla) 1873 n. CAPT. ST. II. Z.
rooms. bath, furnace. yard...-.....---$2 6.5 50
(Flat) 927 9TH ST. n. ".
rooms and bath. 50 moor. so. 90
43s 9TH ST. II. W.
SOC Z ST. n. W.
2 rooms % 90
CPlat) 1913 II. J. Ave. II. ".
rooms nat LIST door bath--..-.------ 1850
(Flat) 424 Ridge st. n. ".
} rooms ana bath; second floor. no. 3.-..Sl5.50
a. s. CAYwooD, sas 9Th ST. b.. ".
mh2i-St
PART or RESIDENCE; rent taken in board.
l0l5 l4th st. nv. Il
S27.5o IN BLoonuRGDAnE.
Convenient 70 2 car lines pretty brick OF
rooms; tiled bath. cellar and furnace, al
most new and In excellent repair. COLLINS
GUERRY co. 6zl 18th ct. NV mh2z-5t
NEW six rooms and bath. eementsA cellars:
furnace heat. handsomely decorated. u ana
18th ST. Sc, $3.50. S. L. MASSEY. 1895 q
81 Sc mh2)-5t
FOR REST-tIouse. sle 18th 81. Sc. G rooms;
bath and razss; large porch Ia front; sl450.
Apply CHAS. L. TRIBBY. Thompson Bldg.
7o2 18th ST. NV, uahig-tf
FOR RENT-Houses. apartments and offices
In all parts OF the city. For detailed list
send or call at our once.
THOS- J. FISHER & co. Gnc),
REAL ESTATE, loans AND INSURANCE
BROKERS
T3s 18th 81. nv. jaZ5-0
FOR RENT-ss5 Allison st. NV, rooms and
bath: steam heat: large p0rchi front Colonial.
Apply CHAS. Z. TRIBBY. 70s 18th 81. nv.
5al4-tf
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
SIX ATTRACTIVE outside rooms ana bath;
southern exposure q floor yards and
KENT. lI6 North Carolina ave. Sc. FCEH-
RICK MEICALF. 1870 New York ava.
FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR rem T-sTABLE CONTAINING
WATER. sl3 II y. ". II
rop GAIT cupupps
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Henry COpperthite has broken ground
for two twO-story brick dwellings at
1874 and 1886 O street.
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MONEY TO LOAN on approved city rssl
estate at lowest current rates. Special privi-
leges with respect TO prior payments. Large
amounts a specially. TYLER & RUTHER-
FORD, 80 18th st. NV. no2l-tf
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It IS more than probable that a called
meeting or the city school board viii
he held tomorrow evening 10 consider
the finding Of the grand jury In re-
gard % the Peabody and Howell school
buildings. The grand jury's report has
not VET reached the school board but
Clerk GreenaWay OF the corporation
court said this morning that IL would
be sent today
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs.

SIX ATTRACTIVE outside rooms and bath
southern exposure % floor yards ant
porch every convenience; two car lines. so
KENT. lI6 North Carolina ave. Sc. KER
RICK & METCALF. 1870 New York ava.
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An oyster supper viii be given b the
Ladies' Aid Society OF the First Bap-
fist Church at Lee camp Hall in
Prince street. this evening. There will
be music and Rotations during the
evening.
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MONEY TO LOAN on d. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates Of interest Payments on prin.
cipal in amounts OF 500 or more received Al
any interest period. THE +. Il. SMITH CO.
Bond Building. l4Os New York ave ie5-tF
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MONEY TO LOAN-S250 to $500 900 on D. q
real estate. Interest low. ard ali transac-
tons conducted with ecOnoH zeal considsra.
ton for borrowers.
WA. II. SAUNDERS & CO.
I40z r St n W
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Mrs. Parks, wife Of Phillip Parks,
died at her home in North Fayette
street, between King ana Cameron
streets, this morning. Mrs. Parks was
the daughter Of Lambert Lyles, and
was about thirty years OF age.
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The remains OF Malcolm Morris. who
died in Strausburg a few days ago,
reached this city shortly after noon to-
day. The funeral was held from Union
Station, the services being conducted
by the Rev J. r. SEWER. OF the Second
Presbyterian Church. The remains were
placed IN the Henderson vault in the
Methodist Protestant Cemetery.
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Information was received I'm this city
today OF the death al Blue Ridge Sum
nit. Pa. Of the Rev. J. II S. Ewell
who for many years was the pastor OF
the Methodist Protestant Church in this
city.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR ZEN T-sTABLE CONTAINING
WATER sl3 II -. ". II
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Highwaymen last night entered the
fruit store kept by an Italian named
Emmanuel Tavares. IN upper King
street. and attacked Tavares. beating
him and then rObbing him.
the men entered tho store, so Ia
wares says about 1870 o'clock and
asked for ten cents worth OF fruit,
giving him a quarter 10 change. AS
he opened the cash drawer 10 get the
change they attacked him. beating him
over the head with bludgeon. When
he came TO his senses they were rob
bling the place. Tava-es managed 10
grab his gun and fire at the men. who
ran or through q rear door.
As soon as he was able 10 get up
Tavares came 10 police headquarters
and reported the hold-up. He described
his assailants as being mulattos about
twenty years OF age.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-10
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