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The Washington times., 1908-04-02
7 embeyamce and Chill
Cause Untold Suffering
among Hardy Nationals
BY THOMAS S. RICE.

WICHITA. Kan, April BLEEDING
but dry Kansas furnished the Washing
ton Regulars with the first taste Of
the chilly going they expect 10 have
from now until they reach Washington
again on April p.
The eager and nipping air encountered
here yesterday put a lot OF life in the
athletics. In fact that was the reason
the game was called off. as Manager
Cantillon feared they would overexert
themselves and get their salary wings
in bad shape after the uniformly warm
and delightful weather OF Texas.
The coming Of Shipke should mean
a lot to the infield- He is naturally fast
and clever and fts in well In the cOmbi-
nation plays which have been SO fire.
uuently spoiled since Altizer became
sick
Prohibition seems 20 be sticking some
in Kansas now. This time last year
the joints were running wide open, but
now you have TO have a pain 20 get
a drink. The roundabout methods Of
procuring a bracer give the stranger
plenty Of pain 20 justify him being sold
a three fingers OF the old reliable
remedy
Charley Street is carrying a fox ter
rIer purp he acquired IN Galveston. He
is armed with a bottle and nipple, and
feeds the sprawling wilmer on the
slightest provocatiou.
Bill Burns seems 10 have been much
benefited by his week at home in the
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THE DEADLY AUTO.

CosuI Frank W. Mahin writes from
Nottingham. England, that the secre-
farv Of the Highways Protective League
reports that according to accounts IN
the press. $50 automobile accidents oc-
Cured in Great Britain in 1907, killing
2f5 persons and iniuring $50. For these
accidents and other motor car offenses
Q 27O persons were summoned, Of whom
2O46 were convicted. As the number
OF automobiles in use is estimated as
* OOG IL would seem that one in about
every twenty-five did something lille
gal last year. Occasionally the same
driver IS summoned more than once
but his license is usually revoked If il
happens more than twice
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FiUe
Falls Under Ban

DR. D Z. W der, chairman OF the
registration committee, South At
lantic Association. Amateur Athletic
Union. this morning declared the
basketball team OF the Alexandria
Athletic Association indefinitely sg5-
pended for playing unregistered men.
The manager OF the team has been
repeatedly notified. according to DR..
Wiber's statement and the action
was only taken after remons5 ration
had failed 70 eliminate noncegi5tered
players.
The Alexandria I've had games
scheduled with a number OF " ash
ington Quints and all basketball
teams OF this city have te,r warned
not TO play with the suspended team
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY-

NOTE: Published only as Information and
not guaranteed
40 p NC. & o. Limited Daily. Fast
ysstsb1.le train Pullman sleepe-s 10 Tar-
tngton Louisville, Cincinnati. Indianapoiis
CHICAGO and St Louis pariOr Car 20
Virs!nia Hot Springs week DAYS. Pullman
Car Louisville 20 Memphis and New or
leans Dining carr. 4 "a carte service
u.IC P NJ r. Y. LIMITED Dauv
SOLID vesti6uls trim Pullman sIecpers 70
Cincinnati. Lexington, and Lso-fgyyflla
Cornpa-tment sleeping car 20 Virgtrfa Hot
SurIlCs week days Dining Cars A Ia
carte service Pullman sleePers Cincinnati
- chicago and St Louis. and Louisville -
Nerunls. Nashville, and New Orleans
Raservatious and tickets at Chesapeake Al
ohio Offices. 5l3 Pennsylvania ave. 6og lsth
- near +. and New Union Station Re-
o,o7e Main 7SSa. for Washington Te~r-i-s -
60 Service, and Main 1855 o. 22OS for c. q %
Ticket once Eo15-tf
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LIQUIDS CLERK INVOLVES
CHIEF IN LILLEY CASE
CONTINUED from First Page)

Continued from First Page)
once told me he was greatly annoyed
by Gordon's persistence in trying to get
contracts for the Electric Company, He
was disguised with Gordon's imposi-
tons"
Marlborough said he could not recall
LIQUIDS words on that occasion
How many times did Mr.. Loud make
this complaint"
"Oaiy once"
The witness here became irritated be-
cause Howard wanted him 10 recall
LIQUIDS words.
why did you give out that inter-
view?'' asked Howard
sBece use Loud had been quoted as
saying he didn't know what GOrdons
business IN Washington was
Did Loud ever tell you Gordon was
lobbying here?"
Il don't know that he ever used that
word"
Anxious to Tell Gordon.
do you know anything more about
this?"
simply that, when the naval bill was
reported. Loud was pleased, and was
anxious that Gordon should know the
result. He let Gordon know either by
letter or telegram that the matter had
come out favOrably-'
WAS It a letter or telegram"
81 can't say"
DID you write the letter."
IF it was a letter l wrote It. ! be-.
ueve wrote a short letter about It."
Takes Witness to Task.
Mr.. Olmsted took the witness and
askedhlm how long he had been Dur
dened with a realization OF the fact
that you should not violate the conf
Dental relations between you and Mr..
LOUD by telling about Loud and Cor
L think that's roasting question"
said Marlborough.
play, but answer the question" said
OImsted warmly.
Edinborough finally said he couldn't
answer the question. He added he
wouldn't have given the interview If he
hadn't seen one at that time from Rep
resentative Loud rejecting on his can
didacy.
scarborough had said in his interview
that Loud put himself IN a peculiar
light by saying he did not know Cor
don was a lobbyist
Denies Offering Bnbe.
Charles Ferry, a chemist and sales
man, employed by the Bridgeport Brass
Company, was the last witness called
yesterday. Mr. Ferry admitted that he
was the man referred to by Mr.. Lii
ley in his statement TO the Committee
on Rules as the representative Of a
manufacturer who never needed an
order so badly IN his life"
Mr.. BrOussard read that portion Of
Mr. LiUeys testimony referring to Fer
rvs visit in the interest Of his company.
In that statement Mr.. Lilley had said
that Ferry said he had been promised
a $4,000 order If he, Lilley, voted
right on the submarine proposition;
and that Mr. Lfley said he would pre-
fer 10 pay the company a 5000 profit
out Of his own pocket than TO vote
away $500. 900. Mr.. Ferry said the con-
versation as related by Mr.. Lilley was
correct, with the exception Of the 5000
order. Mr.. Ferry emphatically denied
that he had made any such statement
to Mr.. Lilley.
The witness also declared that Al
miral Bowles, president Of the Fore
River Ship Building Company. had sug-
gested 20 him that Representative Hill
of Connecticut should be informed that
the Bridgeport Brass company was sell
ing its PRODUCTS for use in the Holland
type Of submarines Ferry said he fol-
lowed out this suggestion, and sent the
necessary information through the pres
ident of the Bridgeport Board Of Trade.
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REAL ESTATE.

COLONIAL HOME FOR SALE
Located in the best residential section Of
the historic city Of Fredericksburg Va. Cor
per property extending through the entire
square. large brick Colonial style. large halls,
and rooms, two-bricl servant houses 5orIr
rooms each For particulars, Apply to JNO.
" ALLISON. IT., FrederIcksburg Va
Terms liberal. mh31-3t
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS wash
ington, April ., 1908. Sealed proposals VIII be
received at this Office until - O'Clock y
Saturday, April IS. 1908. for remodeling
plumbing IN the MaEruder. Pierce and Car
rison schools Blank forms OF proposals and
specifications may DO obtained at Room a.
District Building, and pi ans can b "a and
information obtained al the ofic Of the In
spector Of Plumbing. HENRY 3. T. MAC
FARLAND. HENRY - WEST. jay +.
MORROW, COMMISSIONERS. ap2-st-exSu
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF. THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. holding a Probate court No
l5l40, Administrator This Is 70 give notice.
That the subscriber, OF the District OF Co
OF the District Of Columbia letters OF a.
ministratiOn on the estate OF Edgar RamSa,
Lowe, late OF the District OF ColumbIq. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 10 evbfbIr
the same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, 10 the subscriber on or before
the lsr day OF April. A D. 1903: otherwise
they may by law be excluded from an ben
eht Of said estate. Given under my hand
this lst day OF April. 1908, DAVID E I.
BRUNER, 1925 CorcO-an st. NV Arrest
tSeal) JAMES TANNER Rerister ~
Wills Tor the District o. Columbia clerk az
the PROBATE Court frank p. LEARY, At
torney. ap29ls
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA Holding a Probate Court No
1901. Administration This IS 10 give no
tlce; That the subscriber. OF the District ~
Columbia, cas- obtained from the Probate
Crurt OF the District OF Columbia letters
testlmeptary on the estate Of Mary I1lciils
Carpenter. late OF the District Of CoIurDb5a
deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof legally,
authenticated. 10 the subscriber on or bei'ora
the Sth day OF March, \ D. 1909: Otherwise
they may by law be excluded from an bene-
18th day Of March. 1893. SARAH A. CAR
PEWTER, 207 ID St Attest: tSeaD LANES
TANNER, Register OF Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate Court
NEWTON s. GILLETT. Attorneys.
mh19. 25.ap2
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA Holding a Probate Court No
I5iS5. Administration. This is TO give notice.
That the subscriber, Of the District OF Co.
uu bia. has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, letters ~
administration c. I. a. on the estate ~
James F. ''eaSSs' late OF the District az
Columbia, deceased All persons hayfno
claims against the deceased are bere1S
W. rned TO exhibit the same, with the 1o-,cb
ers thereof, legally authenticated to the sl,h
scriber, on or before the 18th day Of March
A. d. 1903; otherwise they may by Law h.
excluded from all benefit Of said estate C,iNs1
under my hand this 18th day of March
1903 EMMA L EVERETT I23 10Th 81 ~
Attest. (SeaD. JAMES TANNER ReCisfe-
q Wills for the District OF Columbia CIerl-
o, the Probate Court. GEO. z. SULLIVAN.
attorney. mhI9, %. app
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
Ticket Office. IAzI Peuna. Ave

-OTTCE-FoIlowinE schedule not guarantee,
eos a m. daily-SeabOard Mail Tbro1,yL
coaches and Pullman sleepe-s 70 Says71SL
49, Jacksonville. Through sleeper .gyasbI--.
.or 70 Hamlet and HSUlet % Atlanta F3s-TSS-
car 70 Pinehurst Din us cars
T-25 n m. daIly-S. aboard Florida -,
fte5 Solid Pullman craln through TO Ts-l-
sonvIUe and ST Augustine Also thrones
glaaDers 10 PilehUrst, Atlanta RIrnsi-,5-
hsrl and Memphis Dining cars.
$50 D N. daily-S5aboard F,r,-s.-
Coaches and Pullm2ns 70 Savannah aD4
Jacksonville
R b STANSELL District Passenger Agent.
SaIc-tF
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There ErS = good many
house renters IN this city. A
hundred Of these would naKs
good tenants for that house OF
Sours-ten OF this hundred are
reading the To Rent" ada.
sTery day now
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n B-FolloWing schedule figures publishes
only as information and are not guarantee5
For Atlanta Birmingham. Noble New o.
leans. Asheville. Chattanooga, Memphis. S.00
A m and 100 p m daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga
Memphis New Orleans. lob p. u. daily
For Savannah. Jacksonville ald Florida
points. 4-10 p n daily
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta Aiken
40 .. NJ. and $50 p. N. daily.
L S. BROWN. General Agent
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Texas plains. He had really wonderful
speed in pinches against Dallas. Both
he and Gates have the faculty Of keep
ing a lot Of reserve force up their
sleeves 10 be used when men are on
bases. and this is one OF the big hits
with CantillOn
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Circuit Court, No. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
CCalled Yesterday

No. 4S5gO. Howard VS.. Carney; judg-
hlent on verdict against plaInIln Ior
costs. plaintiffs attorney. i. =. II
Atwood: defendants attorneys, Nauck
& Nauck.
international Trust Company VS. How
ard Baker & Crook Give cases cOnSol-
idafed): verdict for plaintiff for 500:
against Henry NJ Baker for 1900 and
70 800 against George +. Howard, and
Tor 81. 100 and So, 900 against Harrison
Crook. Plaintiffs attorneys, ClePhane
a. Clephane; defendants attorneys
Lambert & Mclean, r. h HeaJman,
and 3. II. Warner, IT.
called tOday)
No. l7211. McAuliffee VS.. Chesapeake
G. POtomac Telephone Company; on
trial. Plaintiffs attorneys. ]. A . Shea
and c. II. Calvert; Defendant aIIoI-
Ievs r w. Van Dyke and r Ross
Perry & Son.
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Criminal Court, No. Z.
JUSTICE STAFFOI

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Called today)
United States VS.. Hyde, Benson. d.
,,ond. and Schneider; on trial. Attor-
news r. G. Donaldson, A. A Birney.
and A S WorthingtOn.
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MONEY ID LOAN.
RAILROADa.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. R.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL PLIE LINE

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL RLUE LINE
Every O:Ger Hour on the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, I'd st, NEW YORK
200 a m--Dlner. Pullman ParIer.
Is 90 a. m--BuLcL. Edrl-r. . III. Train
- co e. m--Dlner and Pullman PsrIor car
IL 90 a. m--Diner and Pullman Parlor. Car
. 90 ?. m.-Dlner and Pullman ParIor Car
800 D. m.-'.Royal Limited All PuIIrrans
fs.o0 p m--Coaches 20 Phlladelphla.
$50 D. m--DIner and Pullman Parlor.
800 ?. m--COEcles - Philadelphia
81 90 p u--Slsepers.
sZ-5z A. ul--Sleepers-
ATLANTIC CITY. 100. 900 iI.0o a. n,
tl.Uo. $50 p N
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
CWeek days 400 a. m.s % 5 p nj
'z5Z f5-CQ SO. "I-00. go. $500 $50 900
rs 80 1000. sI--00 a. n. 1890 noon. - .05
. % 'sI.-5, T2-lc. 500. 1870. --s-sJ, f4.J
80. 1850 JOS, 'L-Sl. Ills ?. H.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, $40 a. M. - $50 D. n.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE se-Ig a. M, s4-05 y. -. sI2s48 night
PITTSBURG. $40 = t., 'l-2z. $40 D. n.
'1z-51 night
CLEVELAND. SO 2. n
COLUMBUS. $50 2. m
WHEELING, $40 g. n, $50 ,. n
WINCHESTER. $40 An. 100, 100 n
FREDERICK. tS:2o, Ts-l'- $50 an ~ 20
H8GERSTOWNS. 1910 e. r.. 800 ,. n.
sDaily. Except Sunday SUNDAY onIv.
Ticket OdiCes- 1417 @ ST. Tel Main 1881: SIS
Pennsylvania ave. Main us New Union
Station Ticket Once, Tel. Main 1880 Irccr-
nation Bureau. Main 4sSl- no17-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
In fayetteville, nearly new sfx-room
house, large hail, pantry; nicely
ISsnted and papered; water i
utShen; fertile lot 5OxlSo, well
Ter ed; poultry house. $4,000;
$4,000 ash, balance $500 month
", irclut ing interest.
Seven-roOm house, nearly new:
stable, hen house for 1000 hens;
four acres rich land; two blocks to
trolley and Posto1dce. Sz,75o.OO;
$4,000 cash, S25-o0 monthly, in
Guiding interest.
GEO. {. WALKER.
EVANSVILLE, MD.
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JOHN F. JERMAN.
Headquarters for Virginia Propert,

- Fairfax and Vienna. Va. washington
once. SIS 18th st. NV II you want 10 buy
a grain. dairy. fruit; poultry or blue grass
IaFfns OK timber tracks. IL VIII pay YOU 70
send Tor my large list. OF all kinds OF country
property. II is fun Of bargains. in farms.
oeautiful suburban homes. subdivisions ali
A-nls OF business propositions 1 have nearly
l"O thousand places for you 70 select from
nave always lived IN the country, and can
DO q better part b. you than II / had lived
IN me clly- can make terms to suit YOU
ne most OF the property that ! have Tor
sale IS located near steam and electric rail-
road and near Washington Ny carriage IS
az your service any time 70 Inspect property.
shall be pleased 10 have you write or cali
and let as talk over business 1 will help
you 10 seiect home.
OLce Hours Fairfax from until y a II
Vienna from l until i ?. N. Washington.
iron until $50 p N. You Will ind the
oihces open al day. Call FOR list ana make
appointments 90 inspect property. Phone
connection. Fairfax and Vienna, Va Wash
ingJOn Main 42N3. New IS the time % btiy-
a home II YOU viii make a good Investment
Why co you pay rent al your life u-hcl yoiI
can Duy property on easy terms and hive a
home Of your own when you get old.
apl-tf
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RECORD
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. I.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
(CaIlad vest nrdayD


CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Called yesterday
No. 27215. Risdan VS.. MCCoIlam; time
hrnted to take testimony. Complain
ants solicitor. MILAN & Smith; de-
iendant's solicitor. Z. II. stephens.
Called today)
No. 1893 In re lunacy Frank Kos
lick; investment authorized
No. z76SS. MCDOnoUsh vs. Desmond
receivers authorized 70 sell certain
goods. Compartments solicitors. Darr'
PeySer & Taylor and ~. &. Baldersonj
defendants solicitor. J. Is. Archer
10. 25SS0. ArInes vs. ARMIES; order
authorizing. withdrawal of dispositions
Leekie, Fulton & Co, defendant So
ucltors, Ralston & Siddons-
Equity Court, No. Z.
JUSTICE GOULD.
CCalled yesterday
No. 277O3. Mueller vs. Mueller; re-
straining order issued. Complainant S
solicitors. f. Edward Mitchell and Ed
win Forrest.
Circuit Court, No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
Called yesterday
No 4S479. Shenandoah Valley Ma
tional Bank Us. Fleischman ct al; jury
sworn as TO defendants. Murphy and
Burns Verdict for plaintiff for ssh
with interest from December 4, lyOO-
Plaintiffs attorney. +. H Jackson; de-
PENDANTS attorney, S 7. Thomas
to transfer from deposit Of $50. the sum
of $40 for costs. Plaintiffs attorneys
I,eckie Fulton &, Cox: DEFENDANT al
tOTney, T. 5. Duvau, II.
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/
with CantillOn-
Burns Is also going TO prove one Of the
runners on bases OF catching them OH
when they become careless.
Clymer's sticking has been by no
means rather poor, but ne is natural
hitter. and there is no cause 10 rear
| he will not be doing his snare or the
smuggling when the regular season opens.
He is throwing and fielding better TINS
year than last.
Hank GehrIns IS with the Xanigans
at Springfield, Ill, but he viii have 10
show more than he had last year II
he is 10 supplant either Burns or
Gates. with Kelley joining the club on
its first trip 70 Chicago, in June The
Wichita fans Gre expressing regret that
Hank did not join the regulars mere
where he once played.
Frank Isbell said this morning his de-
termination 70 stick TO his minor lea
que franchise here and not play with
the White Sox was final. He said be
haU rot yet mace no his mind whether
he would play with his own team.
A number Of Chicago baseball fans
have crossed our trail lately. They
are a unit IN COndemning the maya
zine article Of President Charley Muir
ply, OF the Cubs, in which ne roasted
! the organized Chicago rOOJers. The
prediction IS freely made that the Cubs
receipts at home this year viii be
seriously affected by the attack
The Washington times., 1908-04-02

FOR SALE-Ono OF tho best located lots In
EgOuklald on Newton st.. $500.
GRACE NJ. THOMAS.
CORCDRAN BUILDING apl-.r
At Berwyn Nd, one tou-rOOun house in
1rEt-CIass condition. large grounds: hfga
elevation from which z magnificent view ca
be obtained good stable and outbuiIdInEs.
Ene water convenient 10 steam and eIectrlc
cars Price s.. zoo easy terms These proper
lies must be sold at once
JOHN J. KLEEER s. CO.. e52 ST. NV.
mL81-4t
NEW SIN-ROOM house. cellar. furnace heat.
Ia acres young orchard. hen house. one mia
ute from steam and electric cars price
s. co. Terms a F. MIDDLETON. Branch
VIE. Nd. mh3I-sc
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DR.. PISK ELGrN

Expert In the treatment Of private diseases
Medicine furnished. Prices moderate. 10
Pa ave. nv. apf-tf
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Burns is also going TO prove one Of the
best men in the business at holding
runners on bases OF catching them OH
when they become careless.
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IL. . 90 ?. n.
sunday only.
OF The following
Tel Main 1881. SIS
EIh- NeT Union
Main To5o. Inror-
no1T-rf
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FOR sALE-Lors.

FOR SALE acre front s. feet on Connec-
ueNt eve. between chevy chase and new
nllllion dollar bridge forest shade. price low.
Aaaress BOX l94. The Ontario. Tuhzs-sot
-FOUR BUILDING LOTS. Columbia Park.
80 CASH enc square from Annapolis car.
500 L ne. nhsl-st
An LEAVING city. VIII sen beautiful
lots IN Maryland Park. one fare from any
part OF city. az hair price. Address OWN
Err, BOX 5s7, Times Office. mh50-7t
FOR RENT-FLATS.
1sT NV. IsaNFlat for rent. steam heat;
gas and bath mh2I-gt
FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
FOR RENT-At Laurel. Nd. a very desIr-
able summer home large brick house FUR
nishe1; water supply and all modern I'M
proyeu4entsi stable ice vegetables from
garden two galionS OF milk VIA be fur
nlshed 10 tenant each day. and man 10 keep
premises IN order Immediately around the
residence. and work the garden. ali t-es u
expense 70 tenant
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 6l2 I4th 81 NV:
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FOR REMISSION mouse. SO. ". H.
HUNGERFORD. Congress Heights. d. o..
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CHESTNUT GROVE.

A new subdivision for sale b. the owner.
no agents commission. large lots. p acres:
whole acres very reasOne ole high elevation.
fine shade good water. only one fare. S
minutes from city. location near Dominion
Hei ghJs Station. on the Great Fails r. r.:
splendid service also a nice house FOR sale
II The subdivision. large rooms. pOrchcs
and me well Apply On premises
THEO. a. Il. Taft. Ascent
Il +. SMITH. Owner. 81 A 81. ne
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NORTHEAST REAL ESTATE.
MEDICAL.
DR.. SHADE

pIlFate ailments Su4So Qu4CA4gs syphllltlc blood
poison: skin diseases. bladder. recturn strict
tuTe. kidney, stomach, lungs. asthma ans
general debility promptly cured. Cousulra-
ton free; hours TO 4; Tuesday and Satu--
day nights. to S. Sundays. 10 10 u 72s
18Th ST. NV.
w. 7. Baldus, II. D., Ph. D. German SDeefsI
ist on Diseases Of the Brain, Nervous system,
Heart. kidneys. stomach. and other DiseaSas
Doctors services and medicine, 81 Tel ~
Z516- Hours. 10 10 !. 10 g. So cor. 9Th e = M
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A0NEY 70 LOAN
On Real Estate

FIRST TRUST MONTY al o and per cent,
District OF Columbia o. 51zr- land: no charges
Unless loan Is accepted MORRISON REAL
ESTATE CO., INC. ls-S g 81. nv. mhSJ-tf
THOMAS W. LAWSON VIII ADVISE you 10
get rich slowly ana surely Better 4 me-
dunn sure rate OF interest than a big doubt
fII one. one OF our speclalties Is leaning on
first trust improved property IN sums o. from
$500 70 500 GO Another is the sale OF in
vestnent and business properties An inter
view IS solicited
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY,
g0y g S. y. W Phone Main Ss52.
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FOR sALE-Store, S-room house and stable,
in Tenleytovn, AZ sacrifice; lady wishes
10 retire from business; photo az Office.
HENRY W OFEETT. I'D and y SITS
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II YOU want 10 buy 3 Maryland farm OF
suburban hCne see OF send for lassss
bulletin
MARION DEckETT & son.
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FOR SALE-Bargains IN suburban homes
Bargains in Maryland farms.
GEO c WALKER,
EVANSVILLE, MD.
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ACRE lots cOr sale at Gregory Heights on
the B. ". & A electric line near District
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FOR RENT-Six-room house. SO. ". H.
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