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Van Brunt oakland-Nir and Mrs. ". A.
Hawley, Russell Mather.
KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS

van bFunt. Oakland-hr.e anu MIS- w a
Hawley, Russell Mather.
KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS
KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS, July 25.
Arrivals at Klamath Hot Springs dur
ing the last week:
FROM SAN FRANCISCo-Air. and Mrs. J.
Auburn Wilson. Charles Breedenstein, j. y.
Brakeman, W. NJ. Cannon. Mrs, W; NJ Cannon,
Kingsley ". Cannone Eleanor A Cannon, Leon
ard L. Cannon. W. ]. Street, Miss NJ. Dunn,
Robert Higgins, E. ]. Florentine; Miss Castillo,
Mrs Bell Mr. and Mrs. j. Mcdonald, Clara
Rosenstein. Fritz Rosenstein.
oAKLAND-H. II. Carriek, Mr.. ana Mrs. r.
c. E. Gillis wife and party. Monterey-Dr: and
Mrs w L. Tenby DR.. and Mrs G. II. Casa
day Sacramento-Alr. and Mrs. Pennish and
son. Napa-Mr and Mrs. C. Forbes. EtnaI
II. Hansen. Portland, Ore.--Miss NJ j. Crandal'
HOTEL DEL CORONADO
CORONADO BEACH, July 25-Ar-
rivals at Hotel del Coronado during
the last week:
FROM SAN FRANCISC0-S. V. Armstrong.
Ponton de Arce ]. Golahor and family, Blanche
Silverberg. Francis j. Heney, Mrs. \. g. Bris-
fol- Miss NJ. X Bristol Mrs. Clarence Duncan,
H. W. Lobb, Julia F. sullivan Mrs NJ p. Nc
sky, Mrs. E. l.. Lezynsky, Miss Copley, j. W.
FIyn.
AETNA SPRINGS
AETNA SPRINGS, July 25.-Arrivals
at Aetna Springs during the last week
FROM SAN FRANCISGO-Mrs. Margaret
Deane Miss Deane and maid, l. {. Emmons
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Seaton. child and maid
W. j. Tabor. F. ]. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs Bas
ford Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Buck, Mr.. and Mrs
s. NJ. Grim. Carl H. Schmidt Mr.. and Mrs
Paul NJ Nippert Miss Nippert. NJ. NJ. Robinett
Charles W. Sutro, J. Baumgarten, Mrs. Nj. e.
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MIRA VISTA

Near Anderson Springs. Elevation 1000 feet.
MIX fruit, vegetables. home cooking, rooms.
tents cottages dancing croquet basket ball
Round trip 81. Address II. G. HICKMAN, Mid
dIetown, Lake county. Cal.
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Angeles-Henry Neumann- Alviso-Aliss Mabel
Gallagher. Corte Madera-Mrs. A. h SpieseL
GILROY HOT SPRINGS
GILROY HOT SPRINGS. July 25.-
Arrivals during the last week:
FROM SAN FRANCISCO-Robert E. Nelson.
Ellery Regan, Stanley Fay, Henry Ohlandt,
Joseph F. Nolan. Leo f. Nolan. Captain George
E Wallace Mrs. George f. Wallace Miss +. r.
Lewis T. RinaldO l. Marget. Mrs y M- Perry,
Mrs. Sam Rainey. William Nelson, Fred Michel.
Henry Winter, E. P. Palmtag, J. Curry, n c
SAN JOSE-Mrs Fred FigeI Miss Lorraine FL
gel B. F. Fuller r. II. Sinmings.
OAKLAND-Mrs. Garland. f. Olson and wife,
+. Delienburgh. r. Il SkimmlngS.
WATSONVIILE-P. R. Martin. John Regan,
Thomas Nurry. Pony Mayheu- Joseph Foster
Mrs NJ Kerns Miss N. Kerns. b. Il. Parker.
HOLLISTER-Mrs. ". kearny. Miss kearny
GIIROY-J Pedemonte Miss H. Ryan. Mrs
C. Ryan b Fuller II. Wright. Mrs. G. w.
Cobb Hiss Janet Cobb Miss Thema Whitehurst
Miss ". Fitzgerald. Mrs ". D. Cullen
Los ANGEL. .ES-GeOrge a. Nelson.
MEMO PARK-AIiSs ". L. Roche.
SAN JUAN--T F. Crowley.
ALA3IEDA-T. Michel
/ FRESNO-A. T. Yeargin. Mrs NJ. Wallace.
/ BERKELEY-N1iss /. A. Doan-
MOUNTAIN VIEW RANCH HOTEL
| SANTA CRUZ. July 25.-Arrivals at
Mountain View Ranch hotel during the
/ last week.
4 FROM SAN FRANCISCO-NIlss l. Raphael.
/ Miss Ella Raphael Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ koy-
I Miss Juliet Roy. George Levey. Mrs d. Zelinc-
! key, Fred ZeIinckey. Miriam Zelnckey. Henry
Kuhls Rosits Freund. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ereund Miss ~ Elias, Fred w. kirsn; r.
I Kaplan. Walter kaplan. c. T. BeSserer. n. 2.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Lindner. Mrs. Kath-
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Iake COUNTY Automobile Transportation Co.

successors 10 Iakeport & Bartlett Springs and
Clear Lake * Northwestern Pacific stage lines;
stages from Pieta 10 Lakeport. Highland Springs.
Keisevvule Soda Bav. Bartlett Springs and Up
nor Lake: fine mouutsin read; sprlnkied daily;
5O minutes for luEch at Pieta. Distances: Pieta
10 Highland Springs, j. miles; LakePort. D m;
Kelseyville 10 m; Soda Bay. p m. 81 extra
western Pacific r. R. office. Ferry Bid, s. +.
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GIANT FOREST tSierra Camp)-Delight-
full mountain retreat for your summer vacation:
$15 a week. Reached by train via Lemon Cove
and stage over Government road within "a hours
Good fishing. Book now for July. Address
BRODER & HOPPING, Kaweah, Tulare Co.
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HOTEL, RUsTICANO-An ideal spot TO
shend vour vacation Dancing, boating bathing
and ali kinds of amusements. Modern plumbing
and gas throughout the house. Rates, 50 to Sl2
ner week Special rate to families. Excellent
board. Open year round. Address L. B. Sell
ENGER, Camp Meeker, Sonoma Co.. Cal.
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BRooKsIDE FARM

Elevation 5000 feet. Home place for home peo-
pie. Beautiful scenery, hunting, fishing, best OF
table, plenty of milk and cream; raise our own
vegetables. Phone Daily mail. For rates write
20 MRS. n. SMITH, Middletown, Lake Co., Cal.
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GLEN ALPINE SPRINGS

Open about June under supervision OF owner
Descriptive pamphlets PECK-JUDAH and S. p
Co. bureaus. PAUL D. GREEN, Manager
Tallac P. o.. Lake Tahoe, Cal.
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HOuGH SPRINGS

An ideal family rezort open all year Hunting,
fshing swimming. dancing. tennis and croquet.
Hotel and cottages; camping. For terms write TO
BARTELS BROS. Hough Springs, Lake County,
Cal, via LeesY.lle.
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BLUE LAKES

send for pamphlet: So to s14 per
week. Address o. WEISMAN, Midlake,
Lake Co. Cal.
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Tavern, Lake Tahoe, during the last
week:
FROM SAN FRANCISCO-Mrs. J. Levi. H.
Levi W II Lilly Mrs. II. =. Rogers, Mrs. C..
H. Colburn. Mrs. s. Smith & X. Levy, Mr and
Mrs c. ". Coburn. Miss NeWhall. Mrs Howard
Turner Sir. and Mrs. N. Balfe. j.. Vel, /. II.
Adams G. W Pask, ]. X. Nelson, A d WI
liams Kate Darragh Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Dana.
Miss Agnes Downing. Miss Frances Cook Dr-
and Mrs Graham, J. =. MabOney, X. +. French,
Mr. aud Mrs r. Seigfreid. Mrs. Sidney Worth,
Mrs George Buckingham. A. B. Corbett. Z II.
Stock IL Jacobs Oscar Theme and family. H.
Klemn Miss Klemm Nr. and Mrs. Carl Shern-
stein Fred Shoup. Mrs F. skinner. Mrs- W
E,.v-erds and daughter SIr. and Mrs. J. H.
Nerefadfrr M ard Mrs =. G. McDOugan, q.
ID Thurston ". II. Lilly. ". 3. Hamilton, J..
Taylor Mr. and Mrs Charles Drysdaie. T. o.
SlreVe r. II. Aivord. Sir. and Mrs A. \ GARD
ner u King r. Van Sicklen r. Henry. Mrs.
GreenVsld Mrs Primer q. II. Greenwald, Allen
U,,nue I = Henson G. y. Morres, Mrs J. T..
Ran 7 r. Bcrea g. W Milligan. Mrs /. A
N1liesn Mss Milligan. Miss *. O'Brien, Mrs.
~ Williamson Mrs r. Z. Coleman. Mr.. and
Mrs n Harris Frank II. Fries. Milton Sprsgue.
Mrs a II Douglas Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drys-
dale. Air and Mrs II y. Briggs. sir and Mrs
A. Roseuhsun VIII Hon. Nr. and Mrs. J. H.
Spear Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Pickering. Miss
Pickering p. 3. ridley and child. T. stanton
Miss b. stanton, L. Miner. z W Hopkins, Mfs.
Virginia Monte o. Goldberg. J. Frank. Miss
stein Mrs W Armstein. Ms g. j. Dow
Mrg J. A Wardwell III Marks, Mrs ii: r
Miller c. T. Miller Mr.. and Mrs J. l. Holten,
J. = Nogeu. II. n Brown, Mr. and Mrs j. J.:
nauendum, l. J.. Iona. Mrs. c. T. Burnham ana
Daughter
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OWN SUMNER N ss,a13, HOME E, IN CAMP NlEEKER
Equable climate. Lots $15 up. Cottages built
$50 up. Depot. stores. restaurant, hotel, phone,
post express churches and sawmill; 1000 lots
sold: 500 cottages built Sausaito ferry. NJ. c.
MEEKER Camp Meeker, Sonoma county.
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TAL-L-AC

LAKE TAHOE. Open June l. Headquarters
for trout fishing. Resident physician. Informa-
ton at Peck -Judah's, $50 Market street. or ad-
dress Tallac, Lake Tahoe Cal.
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FL vERANO VILLA

A country resort for families. Open year round
Good fishing and hunting: dancing pavilion; hot
mineral hsths Rates Sc per week. For particu-
lars write TO Ell VERANO VILLA, Ell VERANo
CAL.
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SOLID COMFORT HOME

1000 feet altitude. No fog climate delightful
unsurpassed scenery. spring water. cement swim
ming tank. telephone. IS per week. Stage meets
train. SCHUYLER & SCHEBEN, Napa, Cal.
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SULLY'S
MONTE RIO,
SONOMA co.

New hotel. and tents around grounds. nestled
on side hill among the redwoods with charming
panoramic views Of Russian river and surround
Ing country. Everything hrst Class ana up 10 DATE
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HOTEL MOSCONI, HALFMOON BAY

Ocean shore railroad direct. hours Head
quarters auf0Mobiiists. fishermen and hunters.
fine Italian dinners on short notice; grand view
Pacific ocean aud eCast range
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HOTEL RAFAEL
SAN RAFAEL. July 25.-Arrivals at

SAN RAFAEL. July 25.-Arrivals at
Hotel Rafael during the last week:
FROM san FRANCISC0-CharIes W. Haas,
William J. Mcclure Mr.. and Mrs. Hacker,
J. Ryone A A. Brown William Adams. Miss
II Johnson Miss ]. Nokman. H A. Schmidt.
W. g. EOlkman. D. G. FoIkInan, Mr. and Mrs.
T. T. Bogue, Malcolm Bogue. DR. and Mrs.
Hinchfelder, Mr.. and Mrs. Mandel, Mr.. aud
Ms Phillip.
SAN JOSE-AIr. and Mrs T. p Lion. Paul
] ion. d.. and AIRS. J. l. Benepes, Mr.. and
Mrs Martin. Miss Y. Martin, Miss G. Stock,
7. Wilson.
BERK ELEY-Mr and Mrs. MacKusick. st.
I0uls-AIsriou Lambert London, Eng--Nr. and
Mrs. Juan K. BraEdes.
OAKLAND-Mr. and Mrs Mendenhan. Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Cock, ". Burke. san Mateo-
r-E p q. Eraker-
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sARATOGA SPRINGS

BACHELOR, July 25.-Among this
weeks arrivals at Saratoga Springs
We're.
PROM SAN FRANCISCO-Air. and Mrs. John
Hsdeler Miss Mabel Hadeler. Miss Anita
Hadeler. Mrs. r. Droge. J. II. Bloom. A W
Jonas, Miss Agnes Hayes. Miss Bessie Hogan,
Mr. and Mrs r. A. Jones Miss Marguerite
Jones Miss Ruth Jones. Sidney Jones. Harry
Penheld- Nr and Mrs. Girls Hartman W. J.
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JOHANNISBERG

Elevation LOO feet Beautifully situated among
the redwOods Fine lake boating and bathing.
Stage meets guests at Oakyille. Napa county.
Rates reasonable. THEQ BLANCKENBURG JR.,
Proprietor.
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Aqua cALIENTE SPRINGS

Send your family to nearest Hot Sulphur
Springs TO San Francisco; largest mineral water
swimming tank in state: tub and plunge baths;
table and rooms first class; only two hours ride.
No staging Take y. W. Pac. Ry. at Tiburon
Ferry a. m. and $50 p IN. Round trip. good
for 90 days, 81 60 Calente water bottled here,
can now be had OF all first class dealers. Write
for booklet of information to THE0DOR RICH
ARDS Aqua Caliente, Sonoma County, Cal.
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MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL

And cottages. in the mountains near Santa Cruz.
First class table, clubroOm, dancing pavilion,
bowling, croquet Rates &c. SO and S12- Car
rage fare SIPS round trip. Send for booklet
MRS. TONY PHILLIPS. Prop. Santa Cruz. Cal.
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WILLOW RANCH

Delightfully."- located in the redwOOds, miles
from Santa Cruz Spring water. fruit. milk ex-
cellent table, daily mail; telephone Suburban
81; free conveyance; 81 per week. MRS. NJ. j.
Santa Cruz.
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wILSON,S INN

home mountain place. IL miles from Napa.
Elevation 1000 feet Pure air and water. Own
milk cream. fruit and vegetables. Phone and
gas. SIS to $11 per week Folders. ARNO H.
WILSON. Atlas, Naps Co, or call Peck-Judah
Bureau. 7S9 Market ST.
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H0RERG'C In the pine mountains. Cali
AAOD~N0 ~ forna's choicest climate.
Phone. bowling and swimming, croquet. hunting
fishing. Best of meals. Place to enjoy country
air. For rates write to MRS. NJ. HOBERG &
son, Hoberg's Resort. Lake county, California.
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Aqua CALIENTE SPRINGS, July 25.
Arrivals at Aqua Caliente Springs dur
ing the last week
FROM san FRANCISCO-0Irs- r. Collins
CreSsey Collins. 7. Nonnier. l. Y Laberge.
BENJAMIN AnnIser J. A Burns. 3ir. and Mrs.
H. I. shannon. Miss and Master shannon Miss
Madeline Buckley. Mr.. and Mrs. 81. Anderson
r. Collins. ar. and Mrs John A. Wolf. Henry
Simon Ar. and Mrs Meier Friedman, Josef Glas
man. II. 81. Weiss. Fred Beker, Miss
Dorothy Garner. Miss l. Rennie. /. Lebow-
skr. u. j. TiernRn. Mrs. A F. Ternsn. George
p. Tiernan Miss Madeline Madison. Miss ROyna
Nartin Miss Sarah Martin, A Glynn. L. Sawyer
Jr Fred Kinger, H. c. Kent, Miss Myrtle Lieb,
" A. sullivan. George Newbauer. o. II Roye,
Donald g.. Vaughn. Fred Miller, 8r and Mrs
Charles W Doak Miss Loretta F. Cahill. Master
Alfred CahiI, T. Broderick, r. NJ. Fitzgerald,
E A. Trosak Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Dohsec, Mrs
Prank II. Mills Mrs. Z. Z Osth0n, George
Broderlck. Eugene BrOderick, Mr. and Mrs h
Rusler, Mss Claire Rusler, II ". Diggs. A J.
OAKIAND-H NJ whitten. Mrs whitten and
child Miss May Doing Miss Cassie II. Gala
rner John !. Ruod. J. ]. Harrington
SAN MATEO-Mrs. II. Brown, J. W. Brunner,
Mill YzILEY-R D. QuinIan. Alameda
BuIcer Mrs. NJ. Roth, Mrs r. J. Dillon
SACRAMENTO-Airs. X. Dam, Misses Mur-
fbr T. MockeI E Murphy, s. Steinberg. 8
t;reenbooS. A. J. McPhee.
ITFRAIORE-AIrs. James Miller. Mrs. A. c.
Mcleod Miss Irene Mcleod. Nsps Junction-S.
A. clarke, 7. Ross. ST. HeleDa-F- L. Beck.
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BERRYVALE INN

An ideal homeIike summer resort at the base of
Mt. shasta Address FL. b. REAM. Sisson. Cal
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Aqua CALIENTE SPRINGS

Aqua CALIENTE SPRINGS, July 25.
Arrivals at Aqua Caliente Springs dur
ing the last week
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TAHOE TAVERN

TAHOE. July 25.-Arrivals at Tahoe
Tavern, Lake Tahoe, during the last
week:
The Washington times., 1908-06-08
QUOTATIONS FOR TO-DAY
ON WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Capital Traction SIS. S500d11O.
Washington Railway and Electric as,
S5O04S07s
Capital Traction. 2Oa126. 4Q126. SAILS,
10a125zs.
United States Trust, ld97.
Security Storage, 2dIT5L
After call-Capital Traction 3 per
Washington Railway ard Electric
per cent 81. 0DJ0oJss; S500dSl
Capital Traction, 10al25ss.
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FOR TODAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs &
Co., bankers and brokers. Hiobs Building
members New York Stock Exchange, Wash
ington Stock Exchange and Chicago Board OF
Tradej
The Washington times., 1908-06-08
STORM KILLS TWO,
AND INJURIES THREE

LA CROSSE, wis, June s.-Tvvo per
sons were killed and three seriously in
sured today by a freak cyclone which
demolished the house Of John Dalton
near Lindlna. Juneau country.
Dalton and his thirteen-year-old son,
were instantly killed and MS. Dalton.
her daughter and a young man were
seriously injured All the farm build.
ings were demolished and the horses
killed. The freakish character OF The
storm is shown by the fact that Dali
toms house was the only one an the
valley touched by the cyclone.
The Washington times., 1908-06-08

O'Clock. is the Union Pacific bond issue.
Traders do not like IT, But for tie sale
of much Northern Pacific AMI Great
Northern stock the bond Issue would
have taken much better. but the two
it looks too much
The declines of the noon hour and
into the second hour of the afternoon
We're in the leaders st Paul. Reading
Union Pacific, and the Steels.
Union Pacific lest points. Steel. COM
mon. IL; St Paul, 3; Reading, ia;
Northern Pacific. I. and c. & o., rs.
There was some little recovery in the
second hour. but the market was soft.
In the closing hour the market turned
again. and came strong. Some stocks
actually made a gain, while everything
on the list recovered a part of its de
cline Northern Pacific was higher.
canadian Pacific moved up briskIy, and
Copper, 'Smelter, and other industYials
advanced with the exception Of Steel
shares.
The closing was not half bad after
such an erratic day.
The Washington times., 1908-06-08
DAYS GAINS.

NEW WORK. June S.-The market
opened strong under the leadership of
Union Pacific, St. Paul and Canadian
Pacific. The Street was and is discount
ing the Government crop report due to-
day, and which. It is believed viii show
the crops Of the country promising d
most bnuntiful harvest. Then again
there was some encourag cement in cne
fact that thereywere % sos less Idle cars,
May y than there were May 2. II is
unfortunate, however, that a large part
Of these cars are for use in coal carry
ing, rot freight, but there Is some salts
faction in part Of the coal tonnage, as
coal is needed by factories.
The market did not hold on TO its
strength. The early covering by shorts
lessened the demand and the secona
hour found prices on the leaders on
the down grade for small losses, net
Ia this reaction St. Paul lost = from
the high, but recovered later all of the
net loss and IS more. Union Pacific
opened at l49ll, sold 10 1885,. and drop
ped 10 147ts recovering TO I4Sl4, a net
loss Of p point. The bond issue is said
10 have been sold, oversubscribed, but
the street doesn't like IL even after
successful hota-tOn- The nervous plar-
aders, who only buy when the mar
Ike is advancing. Northern Pacific
held a fractional gain. Missouri Pa
cine was Is of.
The general list was slow. and easter.
IudusJrials were very dun. The Steels
were 81 on while Republic Steel, pre-
fe red, dropped ? points causing un-
easiness. Car Foundry Is and Copper
g lower. Smelter was q lower.
Shortly after the noon hour the mar
ket, for the leading stocks. took a bad
urn on the down grade. There was no
especially unfayura Ole news, but traders
did not like the character Of the early
selling, and there were many comments
delivered on possible complications re-
EulJing from enforcement OF the rate
Jaw more closely. Moreover, railroad
earnings continue bad. although the
economies that have been practiced have
enabled many companies 10 come out
with a net gain where the gross shows
q bad loss.
Perhaps under the DISCONTINUED feeling
that is dominant in the market al /
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THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. r. Hutton 8
Co. members New York Stock Exchange
G. Bowie Chapman. manager 1901 r street
uoFrhWestl
The Washington times., 1908-06-08

There ars q good mAnx
house rtnteFs In this city. A
hundred CT these would maka
good tenants for that house OK
EoUrs-tSn Of this hundred are
reading the To Rent ada
eTeEy Say now
The Washington times., 1908-06-08
RABIES EPIDEMIC
SPREADS RAPIDLY
Four Dogs and Cat Examin-
ed Show Pronounced
Case of Hydrophobia.

The epidemic Of rabies continues TO
spread throughout the city. and many
additional cases have been received at
the Department of Agriculture within
the past fOrty-eight hours. Four dogs
and one cat subjected TO microscopic ex-
amlnations yesterday and today showed
pronounced evidences Of hydrophobiaS<
A white French poodle killed Satur-
day by g. r. EIBin, of GO L street
southeast, which had bit Louise Sween-
ey. four years old of Z Virginia avenue
southwest. on the leg. and which also
bit a dog belonging 10 the Anheuser-
Busch Brewing Company, had the
rabies. according TO the test made by
the Bureau of Animal Industry. The
owner Of this dog ia unknown
The Washington times., 1908-06-08
Policemen XII Mad Dog.

A dog killed by J ohceman J. T. Grant.
at Washington Circle, on account OF
having bitten W. Stacks. Of 1908 Twenty
fourth street Saturday. is shown by the
examination 10 have had the rabies.
The owner OF the dog is unknown.
The examination OF a cat sent to the
experimental station Of the Burea1. of
Animal Industry on Friday, by Martha
Shoemaker. Of Tenleytown. shows
rabies in severe form. The cat did
not bite anyone, but had been acting
queerly.
A dog sent 10 the Bureau of Animal
Industry Saturday by \. Henderson.
Of Fourteenth and X streets. southeast.
which had died with symptoms of by
drcphobia, Is shown by the microscopic
examination to have had the rabies.
A dog killed By Policeman Jackson
Of the Anacostia substation yesterday
and sent 10 the Bureau of Animal In
dustry today. is thought 20 have had
the rabies. The post-mOrtem exaulIna-
ton this morning indicates the pres
ence or the diease. which will be fully
determined by the microscopic exam
nation
The Washington times., 1908-06-08
LOCAL SECURITIES
DULL BUT STEADY
Capital Traction Firm.
Bonds Were Also in Fair
ly Good Demand.

A moderate business was transacted.
Buyers and sellers were apart in their
views, and here seemed TO be some
let-up in the orders.
Washington Railway IS sold at O5s4
SOS. with S024 asked ar the close. Trac-
ton IS steady at 10.
Capital Traction shares sold at 1850
1876 The total sales were only 56 shares
of stock and 5000, face value, bonds.
If there was scarcity of business
there was plenty of fan. This ali came
about through one member selling a bond
of the Washington j way Company at
SOS 10 a fellow Prem when the latter
had only bid seq. Il down TO him
at sos" Immediately er brokers sold
large amounts Of stocf 4 all manner OF
prices, and selected their buyer at
random The trade went in the first in
stance and gave the brokers a pleasant
diversion at the same time.
The Washington times., 1908-06-08
Stones in Dogs Stomach.

Stones and pieces Of Garnet were also
found IN the stomach OF the dog. which
is said 10 be unusuaL This dog bit Rob.
ert Murray. nine years old. living at
Minnesota and Pennsylvania avenues
southeast, at z O'Clock yesterday ever
ing. II was his pet dog The boy re-
CeIved treatment at the Washington
asylum Hospital, and later was taken
home.
The body OF another dog was received
by the Bureau Of Animal Industry this
morning. making two for the morning
The employees OF the bureau are being
worked hard 20 keep up with the many
cases which grow more frequent as
the epidemic spreads
DR. A. y. Melvin chief OF the Bureau
Of Animal Industry. has sent circular
letters 60 The various practitioners 90
the city. asking for statements as -
the cases OF rabies falling under their
notice.
All Cases Not Reported.
Il is said the Department 81 AgrI-
culture is not advised Of all the cases
Of hydrophObls or rabies that develop IN
the city, only the cases Of a Characters
elusive evidence Of the presence Of the
dread disease are sent 20 the Bureau Of
Animal Industry for examination and
report
Where tho physicians are able to de-
eide the case with satisfaction TO them
selves, the dogs are generally ordered
killed ana no report Us made II Is 20
ascertain the extent Of the present
epidemic that the officials Of the de-
pdrtment have decided TO call on the
physicians for reports.
The Washington times., 1908-06-08
RELOFF BUYS RESIDENCE.

WiUige Gibbs & Daniel have sold
20 samuel s BsloF. the three-story
dwelling. 1881 Q street northwest Mr.
Bel5f pays $3.50 for the house and in
tends to occupy 90 as his residence. The
sale was made I'm connection with the
office Of James A Cahiu
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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1908-11-27
Fat and Disease.

If the Medical Record is right. man
is pursuing in the matter Of bodily
weight what is bad for him, common
trick. and woman pines for physical
ideal that would mean long life if
achieved. something rare indeed for
women to do. Most men struggle to
be fat. Most women diet to be lean.
DR.. Brandreth Symonds draws from a
study Of life insurance weights that
people past the age of thirty live long
er If below normal weight than they
do If at or above standard. Heart dis
ease is as rare among the underfat as
it Is common with the heavy folk, and
this is true also of Bright's disease,
apoplexy, paralysis, cerebral conges-
tons and cirrhosis of the liver. Only
In pneumonia and tuberculosis do the
underweights carry a greater risk. In
all the cases which he examined DR..
Symonds found not a single fat man
who reached the age of eighty years,
while forty-four short weights passed
this mark,