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emily there was considerable spread
| of the infection from one rat to an
other. For at one time we desired to
make experiments which required
healthy rats. 10 get them we trapped
rats all over the territory from Market
street to the North Beach and from
Powell street to. the Ferry. This, of
course, included Chinatown, but also
an area many times as large. A very
considerable proportion of the rats we
thus caught we found infected. But how
much of this infection was due to con-
tact with infected rats, and how much
to rats going to Chinatown to feed and
eating the preparation there, and how
much to the distribution of rats infect
ed in Chinatown and migrating to 9TH
er parts, it was impossible to say
''Of course, not all of the rats who
eat the Danysz preparation die. Prob
ably twenty per cent of them recover,
and are thexeafter immune. Of those
which contract the Infection from con
tact, not all die. Where healthy rats
are put in the same cage with infected
rats, about twenty per cent become in
fected. But it is noticed that when
healthy rats are putt in cage with
infected ones, they keep as far away
from the infected ones as the room in
the cage will permit OF course this
is not far. But in nature they are able
to keep farther away, and so in nature
probably a smaller percentage of rats
would become infected by contact.
''Thus it is idle to expect the ex-
termination of rats by the spread of a
disease among them. It can be made
an aid but not a sole or an easy means.
Take the disease among mice from
which DR.. Danysz developed his ba-
cillus. 1t is a natural disease among
mice, and yet it has not exterminated
them, for the reason that some escape
it altogether and some recover from
it and are henceforth immune from it. /
Take smallpox, a natural disease among
mankind. In Queen Elizabeth S time !
most people suffered from it at some
time during their life. Probably one
in three of those who took it died. But |
the race survived
$50 it is with diseases of animals |
This bacillus is not one natural to rats, |
hence its virulence rapidly diminishes
when passed on from one to another. |
Hence it can not be expected to ex-
terminate the race by spread among
them. The only natural disease the rat |
is known to have is the plague. If we /
could spread that among them it would !
be the nearest approach to an exter-
disease. But, of course, to
spsead plague among rats would be to
spread it among men.
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PLATO IN EGYPT.

Plato in Egypt, so the legend goes;
And with the words the picture rises
clear
The scorching, boundless sands, the
deep-browed seer
Strayed from fair Greece in search of
One who knows.
Paused he not here, where Abou Sim
bel shows
In tranquil majesty, without a peer,
A strange stone smile, benignant,
calm, austere.
soulless and satisfied, past joys Or
woes?
Did he, the wide-souled, who could
deeply pry
Into the Cause, could sift the False
and True
Did Plato ponder here the riddle why
Man frets and seeks? Had Abou
found the clue?
Did Plato, too, depart hence with a
sigh,
While still the stone lips smiled as If
they knew?
e. Boyle O'Rei1ly. IL Putnam's
Monthly.
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Speaking of the methods adopted by
some of the unions throughout the
country in righting their wrongs
Senator Dolliver of iowa says it re-
minds him of an Irishman who, upon
hearing for the first time the bray
ing of a donkey, remarked, after wait
ing for the last discordant note to die
away, Faith, you are no doubt in
great pain, but 1 had more sympathy
for you before You complained"
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Buncun see by the that you have assign
nt tor the 6eneht OF your ceditors SinnerYe affairs
bad shape won't be able the
BuncunYoure lucky dog. Why when failed
Chicago News.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-16
REGISTRATION OF MILK VESSELS.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Pr
Suant 10 the provisions Of an Act OF Con
gress 20 amend Section SIS OF the Code ~
Law for the District OF Columbia. approved
February q 1907. for the protection Of tba
rights OF persons or corporations dealing in
milk or its lawful products. Robert Z, SinD
son. doing business at No. 1911 c street sv-
in the city OF Washington. d. C has mis-
18th day OF April. 1905, fled with the CLERK
OF the Supreme Court OF ths District Of c
lumbia the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bottles cana
crates and label for which I claim the reDfs
tratlon and protection authorized by said Act
OF Congress: Bottles marked '.GIeprnors
Dairy l2I1 c 81. sw.," Simpson Crates
marked z. L. s OF GlenmOre Dairy Cane
marked stolen from Glenm0re Dairy. 1911 g,
St EH - also the following marked bottles.
Bottles marked -'Curley.'' bottles marked
a'SuppIee." bottles marked. Clements bot
ties marked, Echo Farms Co" bottles
marked Linden Shade Dairy, Morton Pa
q II Powell bottles marked WIN. E,vans
Pr,okIand.' All persons are hereby notified
ana cautioned not 10 infringe my rights
therein by In any manner using the above
described bottles. crates. cans. and labels or
to sell. traffic IN, or buy the same, otherwise
they VIII be prosecuted under the provisions
81 said law Given under my hand and seal
al washington. d c., this 18th day OF April
A ID 1Q0S- (SeaD ROBERT L. SIMPSON
a true copy. Test: JOHN r. YOUNG. Clerk
BY l. P. WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk
api63
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
IN DISTRICT BOUNDARY

Reno-Trangott l. Schmidt ct ux.
Theresa, to Bernhard Klein, lots II, /.
"A. Is, 155s. p, 27Jz 81. and 50, block {
in subdivision Of Reno. and lots IA anu
IS in Dyer's subdivision; SO.
PetwOrth Addition TO Washington
Luther A Swartzen 70 Charles c.
Lynch. lots Al 10 So, 70 to IS, and 81 10
100. square 100: 500.
s street between Eighteenth and Nine
teenIh streets nOTthwest-William Pitt
Kellogg ct ux-, Mary e, 20 Lee Brown.
lot 10l, square 1913, SO.
S street between Eighteenth and Nine
zenith streets nOrthwest-RedfOrd N.
Walker ct al TO Lee Brown, lot 100.
S street between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets nOrthWest-Lillian L
Dunn ct vir, Arthur w, 10 Lee Brown,
lot 80, square 153. SO.
PadswOrth-ThOmas Bones and S
Percy Thompson, trustees, 10 Sara v.
Blackstone. lot 10, square 2S26. SO.
New Hampshire avenue between L
and NJ streets northwest-John D. Ee-le
ct uX-. Ellen, 10 Joseph TTaveTs. part
original lot 10, square a. SO.
Addition 10 lie DrOit Park-Thomas J.
Keefe TO William f. McConvile. lot
IS, block Il, SO.
E street between Twenty-fourth and
TWenTy-n1th streets nOrthWest-Arthur
W. Fairfax et al 10 l. z. woodward.
original lot g. square 60 so.
Thirty-hrst street between y and ?
streets nOrthwest-William A Leetch
and Frank Z. Leetch, trustees to Alex
Rnder II Davis, parts Of lots 80. 81,
square 1857, SO.
Pennsylvania avenue between Third
and Fourth streets sOUJheast-FTancis
J. SteiDel ct uK-. Anna b, TO JudsOn T.
Gull, part Of lot 2, square 100. so.
University Park-Charles Some ct
Jx., Annie Z, TO Harriet Miles, lot q,
block A. $40
East Deanwood-CharIes T. Lowell ct
1nru
IS, %. 26, square 5219 lots and = square
5226. ana lot IS. square 5231, s..
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absolutely hold the rupture and never slip
and vet Is light, cool. comfortable. conforms
70 every movement OF the body without chat
ing or hurting and costs less than many
ordinary trusses. There are no springs or
hard, lumpy pads and yet Il holds the rup-
ture safely and firmly without pain or IN
convenience. I have put the price 30 low that
any person. rich or poor. can buy. and 1
absolutely guarantee II.
make it to your order-send 1t to
you-you wear -, and II it doesn't sat
1sfy you send IL back TO me and VIII
refund your money,
That is the fairest proposition ever made by
a rupture specialist. The banks or any
responsible citizen in Marshall viii tell you
that is the way I do business-always ALSO
lutcly on the square
II you have tried most everything else
come 10 me Where others fail Is where I
have my greatest success. Write me TODAY
and I viii send you my book on Rupture
and its Cure. showing my appliance and xiv
Ing you priceS and names OF people who have
tried II and been cured It IS instant relief
when all others fail. Remember I use no
salves. no harness. no lies. Just q straight
business deal at n reasonable price.
g. Z. Brooks, 7443 Brooks Bldg,
Marshall, Mich
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DowLING & CO. Auet

THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auctloneers,
6I2 Z ST. y. W.
TRUSTEE SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE. BEING STORE AND DWELL
ING NO 400 IST ST. NV
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded IN LIber No 2S0I al folio 4oi et. SEQ.
Columbia. and at the request Of the party
n front OF the premises on MONDAY, APRIL
70. lsO8r AT 4;50 O'CLOCK p. N, the follow
ing described land and premises. situate IN
the city OF Washington. District OF Columbia,
known and distinguished as and being AL OF
Iol leltered ''F"' IN Arthur =. Vests ahl
others subdivision OF part OF square NUN
bered six Hundred and Twenty-Five t52sl.
as per plat recorded IN LiDer b folio 80.
OF the records Of the C.9ce Of the Surveyor
OF the District OF Columbia, together Win
the improvements thereon
Terms OF Sale-One third " the purchase
money IN cash, and the baIa. &C IN one and
two years. with interest yayable semi
annually and secured BY O ed OF trlsL on
the property. or all cash. 1T :he purchaser
OPTION 500 deposit REQUIRED at the time OF
sale All conveyancinB, recording and no
tarial fees at cost OF purchaser. Terms OF
sale 70 be compiled with within - days,
otherwise tho trustees reserve the right 20
resell the property at the risk and cost u the
defaulting purchaser.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. Trustee,
6f2 18th NV.
WILTON J. LAMBERT. Trustee.
40 5th 81. NV
aps.s1ou111A15.15
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. holding a Probate court No.
l5l10. Administration This IS 10 give notice
That the subscriber. % the District OF Co
lumbia, has obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District OF Columbia, letters OF aL-
ministratfJn on the estate CT Edgar Ramsay
Lowe. late OK the District Of Columbia de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased ara hereby warned 20 exhibit
the same. With the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. 20 the subscriber on OF before
the LIST day OF April. A d. 1903: otherwise
they may by law DO excluded from all ben
eft Of said estate. Given under my hand
this lst day OF April. 1905. DAVID E T..
Brunei, 1926 CCrCOran S. nv Attest.
(SeaL) JAMES TANNER Register Cg
Wills FOR the District OF Columbia Clerk OF
the Probate Court. FRANK p. LEARY. At
torney ap2e.I6
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BY

NOTE Published saly as Information ana
not guaranteed.
900 p NC. & o. Limited Daily Fast
vestIbuls traju- Pullman sleepers 10 LsT-
iuRton. Louisyii.e, Cincinnati INDIANAPOLIS
ChicaEo and St. Louis ParlOr Car Tor
Virginia Hot Springs week days Pullman
Car Louisville 10 Memphis and New or
leans Dining Cars. a IA carte service
MO P NJ. = Y. LIMITED Daily
Eolid vesu5Ule train Pullman sleepers 10
Cincinnati LCE'lgtCn. and Louisville
Ccnlpa-tueut sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs week days. Dining Cans. q Ia
carte service -aullr-lan sleepers Cincinnati
10 CHICAGO and s. Louis. and Louisville u
Memphis. Nashville. and New Orleans.
Peservations and tickets at Chesapeake anE
Ohio Offices. 51g Pennsylvania ave. s1s Ifth
phone. Main 1881 f-r Washington Terminal
ca Service and M2lR 10ss CT 10 for c. D.
Ticket once no1S-U
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Circuit Court, No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.


No. 47055- PTathnr VS. Stott ct al :
Judgment on verdict for defendant at
plaintiffs cost Plaintiffs attorney, l.,
G. Williamson; defendants attorney,
:. T. Thomas.
No. 472l1- McAuliffe VS. Chesapaake
and Potomac Telephone Company:
judgment on verdict for defendant at
plaintiffs cost Plaintiffs attorney.
James A O'Shea and George II. Cat
vert, jr-; defendants attorneys. =. W
Van Dyke. r. Ross Perry & Son, and
J. J. Darlington
No. 4SS02. Dickhaut VS.. Washington
and Potomac Steamboat Company: con-
tiauance stricken out. PLAINTIFFS attor-
ney, William Henry White: defendant s
attorneys. .RalstOn & Siddons.
No. 1876 Gray vs.. Jav!ns; continl-
ance stricken out. Plaintiffs attorneys
Brandenburg e Brandenburg; defend
ants attorneys. Birney & WOcdard
(Cailed tOday.)
No. 1888. Cooper VS., washington
Railway and Electric Company: ON
trial. Plaintiffs attorneys, Padgett &
Forrest; defendants attorney, J. J.
Darlington.
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JOHN 2. JERMAN.
Headquarters fer Virginia Proper+v

FeirfaX and Vienna. Va vv..,,
O1iSe. AS 12th st NV. II you van .--s ton
a gram: dairy: fruit DOCltry OF 49, ouy
farm, OF timber tracks. II VIII -,,, sL@ss
SEED fer my large list, OF all kind - .Ol 10
property. Il is fun % bargaf1E = -S1Rtry
beautiful suburban homes, subdir-,s1- arms,
KINGS OF business propositions, I ha,-s =. a.
two thousand places Tor yOU 70 49,. nearly
have always lived IN the counrr-, ron
DO a better part BY you. than II 49, csn
IN the city. I can make terms - - AFec
The most OF the property that - you
sale Is located near steam and eIo,.--se Io-
road and near Washington Nv - ran
al your service any time 70 fns1acf .-dse Is
shan bs pleased % have you S-SIeTty-
aad let Us talk over business ,UUF call
YOU 70 select q home Ae4p
Ofsce Hours. FairfaU from until ?,
Vienna, from until p. n. V,avt - a m
from until $50 ?. m You v-irS lston,
ofHces open all day can for LIST M the
appointments 10 inspect prooe-+y - maze
connection. Fairfax and Vienna \, 1none
fnrton Main 1888. Now IS the TIM = ~ ASH
home II YOU will make a good - Guy
Why do you pay rent all your ne -. -itlt-
can buy property on easy terms 49, - - you
home OF your OTu when you get Oh nave
apl-G
IF YOU want 10 buy a Maryland far, =
suburban home. see Us CT send for Ia+as-
bulletin.
MARION DUCEETT & son.
655 y W f,7+.
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18th: Attoreys. W. E. Davis and John
z Laskey.
Called today.)
No 25993- United States vs. Albert
Harz; forgery; plea guilty; senten ed
to pennitentary one year and one day.
Attorney. David Rothschild-
Bankruptcy Court
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Called today)
No. 55l. In re linked State Bindery
and Paper Goods Company; final &C
count referred TO William NJ. Hallam as
special auditor. Petitioners solicitors,
Smith & Walker.
Probate Court.
Justice Gould.
Called yesterday
Estate Of Margaret w. Huyett; viii
dated March s. 1905; filed; naming Laura
V. Huyett and Emma S. Huyett eX-
ecutrices. Petition OF Laura V. and
Emma S. Huyett for probate and record
Of Will and letters testamentoTy. At
torney Horace r. George.
Estate of Anton Remy; will dated
May 10, 1901 filed, naming Elizabeth
Remy executrix.
called today.)
Estate OF James Holmes; petition of
Warren l.. Pushaw and Everett T.
Rider for leave to resign as executors;
order authorizing same. Attorney, LOr-
EMO A Bailey.
Estate OF James Holmes; letters OF
administration C. l. a granted to Lewis
Holmes; bond, $500
Estate of Edward WIalley: viii ad
mitted TO probate and record and let
ters testamentary granted to Edward
P Whalley; bond $500. Attorneys, Sle-
mar & I.erch.
Estate Of Bernard Mullen: will dated
March q. 1905, fled, naming Julia Null
len eXeCutrix.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BILE LINE
Every Other hour o. the Odd Hour
TO PHILADELPHIA AeND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. ID ST. NEW YORK
100 q n--Diaer. Pullman PaTlor.
= 20 a. m--BUfrct. PaTlor, ~. Train
- 90 a m--Dia=r ard pullman Ezslo- Ca.
~ 90 a IH.-Dius- and Pullman Farlgr Car
sI5Oe .. m--Diner and Pullman PaTl5r Car
sE.0o .. m.-'-ROyEI Limited All PuIl-na1s
f1.O =. m.-Co4ches 20 PElla8el Dll1-
Is 90 o m-Dluer ana Pullman E-arLor
sS.Og D m.-COaches - Fhila1slphLA.
81 90 p m--S- eepurs-
80 a. m.-SlsePe-2-
ATLANTIC CIrN. f7-oo, 's.oo. fIIsoo e. n,
10 BALTIMORE.
EVERY EOUR On II K HOUR"
CWegk days 100 g. H.. 70 ?. M
ssS5 Is 60 f6 30 30 ~. fs-00 $50 3 90
tS-so 'Io-0o. '1l-0o n 1890 noon. "lz-G5.
y 90, s'I.l5. 4g.0o. '3;0o fS-z0. ''S-s5. fs-08
- ~ 1890 JOS. su.5C. 'u-& ,. II
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, se-l0 a. m. IL Sd D n
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS AND LOUIS
VILE. 's.Io a. n. 49, p n. sI2-s9 nlgaL
PITTsBURG. -s.lg = IL. 'l-zz. 's.lg ,. IL,
al - night
COLUMBUS. $50 ?. N
WHEELING. ale r. m. e. - ?. n.
WINCHESTER Ts-lo an, 14-o5. 800 pm
FREDERICK. rs-2o. Ts-le. ""s-19 an ''I=s5
HAGERSTowN. 1910 a. m. 800 ?. n
sDaily. fE1CeU- E,Inday- ""SClday only
75cket Odcss= 1E7 G 81. Tel Main 1881: SIS
Pennsylvania ave. Main s1S New Union
station Ticket Once. Tel. Main ~ InS1r-
nation Bureau. Main 7SSQ noI7-tf
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SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket GO. - Penna. -.

NOTICE-FoIIowing schedule not c-aa-tes4
a-05 A. n. dagy-Seab0a-d Mail through
coaches and Pullman sleepers 70 Savanna d
and jacksonville Through sleeper Washing
Ton 70 Hamlet and Hamlet 70 Atlanta Din
ing cars
$50 D N. daiIy-Seaboard Express Coaches
ana Pullman % savannah. Jacksonville
Tsrnps- Atlanta birmingham. Memphis.
Dining cars
r II. sTANSELL DisuIct Passenger Agent
apI2tf
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IN GEORGETOWN
RED MEN RECEIVE
-FOUR NEW MEMBERS
Georgetown CampAl Files
Six Applications for
Admission.

Four members were initiated and six
new applications fled at the meeting
Of Georgetown Camp No. 1850, held last
night at Red Mems Hail. Wisconsin
avenue and n street northwest. Repre-
sentatives from A r. Talbot Camp, OF
washington. and Luray Camp, Of Vir-
ginia. and Grand Deputy Consul J. II.
McCafferty attended The meeting
Georgetown Camp, though one Of the
youngest in the District has q member
ship of over 100. The first anniversary
Of its organization will be appropriately
observed at one of the May meetings
The closing exercises Of IAnthicum In
stitute. of Georgetown. will be held the
latter tart of next month. The nTsL
prIze for scholarship Will be Sl5 in gold.
second. So and the third, So Special
prizes will also be awarded Tor atIeilu,
ance, and mechanical and free hand
drawing.
Several short plays are being re-
hearsed by the members of the school,
which will be presented on commence
ment night.
]. Buzzee Jones. son Of DR.. and Mrs
Thomas J. Jones. or Ruthven Lodge
Wisconsin and Massachusetts avenues
extended is here for the Easter hoII 7
days. He is a student at Charlotl9 Ran
Military Academy
A number Of Georgetown College boys
left today for their homes 10 spend me
HOLIDAYS, while many will remain at the
school to witness the big baseball games
which viii be played during the week
Harry T. Palmer, OF 3l45 o street, who
has been racing thoroughbred horses at
Tampa, Fla and Havana, Cuba, for tho
last three months, has returned.
Edward NIcCoIIough. of 1922 wiscon-
sin avenue, left several days ago for
Baltimore, where he will reside perma-
nently.
Joseph G. Waters. president OF the
Potomac Savings Bank. who has been
I'll at his home for several months. is
gradually improving. and Is able to take
short drives.
Veitch & Killeen, of 22SS N street,
have secured a contract to lay asphalt
sidewalk and cement cUrblng at Rem
ington, Va. The work will be COM
menced IN q few days
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DANCING.
IhalaIlSon;

Tho TlaVIcnne' Teach you to waltz correctly
HS DutiOVhS- in few lessons. private or class
Lessons any hour. Academy 7l9 9Th ST. NV.
Fxperienced and competent teachers. Mr.
and Mrs Edw. T Dawson ap13-6t
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Rup ture
New Scientific Appliance, Always a Per-
feet Fit-AdJustab1s to Any Size Per-
son - Z =, Comfortable, Never
Slips. 10 Obnoxious Springs or
Pads-Costs Less Than Many
Common Trusses-Aade for
Men, Women, or Children
Sent on Trial

I have invented a rupture appliance that
can safely say by so years experience ia the
rupture business. IS the only one that viii
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only % MINUTES
10 ANNAPOLIS AND THE GREAT Z. S.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
The only line whose cars enter that city
and reach the gate o. the Naval Academy
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARS"
All 18th and 4 as cars. leaving the coz
ner OF 18th and -. /. ave. NV every three
minutes make direct connection with
through Limited Palace Cars. leaving
White House Station.
+ or baltimore every hour On ths helt hour
IRON $50 a. m 20 II 80 p 10. daily
Tor Annapolis and L. s. Naval Academy
every hour on the half hour from go a. m
% 40 p M. and a. $50 and u 30 ?. m
daily All OF these cars, however. VIII re-
ouire transfer at Naval Academy Junction
Additional service may be obtained BY tax
ing any OF the Limited cars for Baltimore
and transferring AZ Naval Academy Junction
No walking OF hiring Of cabs necessary N
Was nlnEton 10 reach our station
Fares. one way.Round trip.
To Baltimore, Nd &c. SIS
To Annapolis. No. and
Z. 3 Naval Academy &c 80
Ti1kets issued By this company include
street car fare n the District or Columbia
on the lines o. the Washington Railway and
Electric Co
For information and tickets apply az ticket
offices, 18th and y. Y. ave. NV. or 18th and
II sts. ne, Was 2l.NgtOn, D. c., or address
". Z. SLAUGHTER,
General Trafiic Manager. Baltimore. Nd
ap5-f
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FOR sALE-sUBUEBAN.

FOR sAI.E-sacrinciaI bargalrs: farms and
country homes See c J. HALVERSOS.
51--1rsl. Nd. aPl5-l9t
FOR SALE-Owner leaving town Will sell
cnedp 6-room house; IA acre OF ground;
sCdoIe ana outbuildinEss near cars. terms
easy- BOX 9, Tines Office apl5-2t
FOR sALE-2Sc per foot. lot No. 81 aaA lot
10. o % Il on BrightwoOd ave By a depth
81 o1,I 10 r. between Steuben and Harvard SITS.
AlA-h-h q SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE
Co. l1B Wisconsin ave.
npl5-3t
ALBERT L. TEELE,
NORTHEASTERN SUBURBAN PROPERTY
1850 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
SPECIAL SNAP
LWo s-room frame houses on lot 20 Ct front
IA LAngdon: rent OF each house SIS TO SIS.
both houses only g. 500; terms 500 cash.
DaI@nce 70 suit rent Of on house VIII carry
me interest," one house now vacant.
FOR SALE
81 acres. 6-rOOm house. barn ana other out
oeiio4nss' plenty Of fruit fine water 2i1
nl5les from Herndon, Va Price, s., )oC.
- acres. new broom house, small barn:
some fruit; hne water; pa miles from rail-
road station Price, $500.
10 acres IN LoudOun county; good house
and buildings; } orchards. Price $50 per
beautiful house in Herndon. Is miles
from Washington; s-room house- 4 ares nne
iand nice barn. carriage house: W rk shop.
non mousse meat house, gTainery: fms water,
ana nice oak grove around hou,ps; 5 min
u{es walk from station az Herndon- APP
J. A. BAUCKMAN & son.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-16
wANTED-HoUSES.

WANTED-To rent or S-room house with
stable, IN the Ticinity Of lexington. Bloom
ingdale o. BEooklaad, BOX sS4 Times office.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-16
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

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only as information AID are not suar77rse5
For Atlanta. Birmirsham. Mobile Nev- o.
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m and HOO p. % daily.
For Roanoke. knoxville. C-atta-oogs
Memphis New Orleans, 1913 > m
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta srl-a-
savannah. jacksonville, and FIo-i4a -.I1-,--
40 p m daily
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