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.v Could Then Be Divided
v..o Grades and Other Bene-
fc al Changes Be Made.

---. more fascinating bad children are
,,5 ores a.5 what a gHino Tor piaywrghts,
= and fsy5holng5sts exists in the Children's
-. re-e discovered sta oti-sr day by an OBJ
- szst -a r-ry-t g0 The SeeG-51Ely arid subject
-s----7-llr- and the prospects % new quarters
y ,se a-s. division ci Tie Court Of Special Ses-
The vl-Salea.e@ 90 tie had boy and the
.-.-,rcrcsz 70 thc neuEnty siri were manifested
,.-- r---.e. X graduating class at com
,-g-- could s'o-~ rac originality and delight
-5 NJ --.- s--sau criminals haled to the bar Of
-. -7--r h-fzhru-sS 80 Sunday school scholars
- s-<o-a -re inventions OF frCvsy haired kids
-Esz committed crimes ranging from playing
- I'm IRE street % raiainS az intoxicated man
IN r7rr- miss who never sauced her mother
.--s6 5.- compared with a staEestruck girl Of
..- r. ra -.- away 70 Texas with "a revolver and
.,- a. money borrowed -s.,-reitiGously from her
=. .r,7d 1.tTs- deserve al The court room they
rt Their ov.a lttla coGrt should be eN-
-s5 r-.- oven 5arl.c-tea 5n various parts Of the
- = ,1e --H.ir could SEE half days work in
!. s-s4e l--.e1Ha.s quarters - Third avenue
II ---> s--sar Sc would more than enforce the de-
- ri tz- -.-c=5E5l- justices and 90 the officers
. .-- s-..-y sa- th. Prevention of Cruelty TO
--s-er -- sa-t-sla court building. II all
..----s ..--I 0.-t "a ~ronumenral labor saving
-ss.rt.oa -.. -svenf-. court ie they would march
-s b-sr --ra -a0 @0ar7 ef Estimate.
- aa'..f 1tllSrS arc SslIllHeu
8. -ts --..--.-5-~ or 6ise50l!rin= thor evuber2nt
.rsr-.re SOCIAL conditions have changed since the
+-s vhs- .r-" -o~r Johnny in TIE woodshed or
-~ .aE5 .- -.a e,iv- .- fu t'e bedroom. The fam
r- is -z ..=-- fr - Fat and -ToEH1y's squeals
--5e- 1fa=-l=---'. annoy the other tenants More
r-s- -z= .n-E r-s1 Is lr hurry - get 20 bust
IS fr -rr morning and le wants 10 read his
---sr q. r.-r-- TIE ratrisrchai method Of mauling
- r.--- .. a-r or date. and tho average father
ties z-- rrr-- The r---fa-efo3 s,r-eu, % disci-
1s1s He lz where the Justice of The Chudren's
C,r-- comes sr. Take vour 7-ayward yo1uEster TO
Dis honor. There Is ro disgrace or expense The
;s..re Is s.---' profess 1asl father. man who
as hal ~"ra experience Vi-h children than Solo
M c- brigham Eo#1r- EEe knows the scientific
7f.hozs .r t=rE5r- children. Tel him how much
e scare v-u vrrt him To throw into Your
,a-rzv and Dc WIZ a1 IL te dot The boy VIII
s good t7~ s.N months and then YEA can bring
l.- around f0r another treatment
T. tbs is us-r-,l~-e7 '-- The in5iyiGualiSts make
ae mos of b. Thousands 81 NV York fathers
rto r0t TOO r-ou5 a6rait their rsternal in
,-zpss~7. wiz avail themselves OF municipal cor
-s'iur- ana VIII regret only rh1t the Svecial Ses-
s--s ca I0lE reject children above sixteen years Of
~ Nrr viii these wise f-thors fear that the
-altoent of the 5aEtciaI experts viii tend to re-
.s'e The sfsu-ttvu naughcfnszs Of rEef- children
rth tame goodness"
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PLEA FOR BETTER QUARTERS.

7usrice Hoy- the other day revived the long
ran6i9c appeal fcr better housing Of the Children's
-1-t lv having photograph taken Of the court
'cnl- Il tells great deal. hut not all While
1oEing s1le standing room oaiy'' congestion Of
he coUTc. and indicating 10y an ugly patch on the
"7ZD leaky condition Of the roof Il does not
Tow the crowd forced TO wait in The street out
sa no- tLe fouI stable in The rear Of the building
tere juvenile CelinqUonts arrive in vans from the
ons OF the Society 1or the Prevention Of Cruelty
Children. nor the dark rickety. wooden Iabv-
-ll through which children are piloted from
z7 n courtroom. uCr the short and long stairs
2 The Two small waiting rooms above whence
le prisoners of both sexes overflow into narrow
z-TEys ana stand on tired less for hours at 2
II Fickp77Eets and bah players. plain. naughty
rs ard mere unfortunate girls elbow one an
Ter. and some Of them learn things not advan-
sEs0ls. Mothers with babies have tainted IN the
i--1g atmosphere. Women and children have
+s, compelled to stand in the rain outside.
the photograph taken by Justice Hoyt's orders
ass not move The Board Of Estimate perhars there
VI be some eject from the report Of the boards
Esl1ee-. Ny Lewis, who recently looked over the
-sFlcated structure which was erected for the
s52rtrnert OF Charities and Correction back IN
~ The tnadequacy OF these quarters and the
1-asdia-e need Of suitable building is strongly
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

Have luncheon to-day
Nope"
Thought I saw you going out
You did but ! had lunch. not luncheon- on4y
had 15 cents to spend cleveland Leader
New-York tribune., 1909-06-27

Constantinople would always speak to them
kindly They readily respond to any kind word
even If it be in an unknown tongue. and soon
get to know and to recognize the speaker 10
such an extent that when he appears In their
particular district they will accompany him.
with every sign of friendship and satisfaction.
until their boundary line is reached. There
they stop short. and if by any chance they
venture to overstep it, which is rare, at once
the dogs from the adjacent district rush to the
scene and hurl themselves upon the intruder
The reason why the dogs appreciate kindly
speech is because the Moslem. although he will
not permit the dog to be harmed or killed and
looks upon him as a useful instrument of sani-
tation, nevertheless considers him in the light
of an unclean animal. That is why these dogs
of Constantinople different from those in
this country. Here we keep dogs as our COM
panions as members of our households But
the Stamboul dogs dependent upon their
own resources, answerable to no one but them
selves masterless, and, while not subject to
man, yet constitute with him integral and
very useful element of the population of the
Turkish metrODOliS.
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AN INTERLoPER ADOPTED.

Wonderful tales are told of the sagacity OF
these dogs. While the lighting which preceded
the deposition of Abdul Hamid was in progress
in the streets Of COnstantinople they disap
peared from view in the most miraculous man
ner without leaving any trace. reappearing.
however. as soon the conflict was at an end.
1 recall English woman whom l used to
know in Pera She possessed very handsome
Skye terrier But it was impossible 20 let the
little fellow out for exercise. on account of the
pariah dogs in the street. To obviate this she
conceived the scheme OF providing n plentiful
meal for them daily at which the little terrier
was always present. Through this means the
dogs gradually came to regard him as a friend.
and in course OF time he was permitted to roam
with perfect impunity in their district. One
day. however. the terrier CHANGED 10 cross the
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO III h


LEAVE NEWN>UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour on the odd Hour
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. Esd ST. NEW YORK
900 a m.-Diner. Pullman ParlOr.
1900 a. m--5-hour train
1890 a. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
fn:o0 a. m.-Diner and Observation Pullman
Parlor Car.
300 p. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
300 p m--'.Royai Limited" All Pullman
Five-hour.
ZOO p. m.-Coaebes to Philadelphia
800 D. m.-Diner and Pullman PsrIor.
500 p. m--Coaches 20 New York
'l215 N.T.-Sleepers to New York
'2s52 a. m--Sleeper5 10 Philadelphia and New
ATLANTIC CITY. too 800. tr1:oO a m.
tl:oO. 900 2. m.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR"
5a t5 S sef f6 8sys 3 20 :" . 10 TO 600 @
1850. 1000. 'I1:0O a. m, ~ 2, noon; 10 .o5
100. u;15, Tl:uO. $500 t5:20 1890 f4.OO
tl:45 500. t5:O3 $50 t6:OO $50 t7:CO. fs:NO
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, '1:27, $3.50 y. m.
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE, 1910 a. m. '4:O5 D. m. "12.4O night.
PITTSBURG. $40 a m. '1:27. s9:10 .. n,
'12.2O night.
CLEVELAND. $40 D. m.
COLUMBUS. $50 D. m.
WHEELING, 1910 a. m. 's:3o D. IN.
WINCHESTER, 1910 a. m. taos. $500 D. m.
FREDhRICk. 1870. 1910. t9:l5 a. m. Il 30,
1865, 1855. D IN.
HAGERsTowN. 1910 a n. $500 D. IN.
a.. A AZ 'l,20. $500 a m. ti2:o5 noon.
$50. 1880, IS 80. and 1880 D. m
DAILY. Except Lunday. tSunday only
TELEPHONES at all Of the foIIovrfnr
Ticket otices: 14l7 G st, Tel. Main 1891: SIS
Station Ticket Office Main 1880. Inforrna-
ton Bureau Main 1850.
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sEABoARD AuR LmE-
SCHEDULE.

SCHEDULE.
I0:O5 g. m daily Florida Fast Mall -
Through coaches and Pullman sleeperS n
Savannah and Jacksonville. Parlor ca,
Jacksonville 10 tampa Through sieepers Il
Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining cars
as p. daily. The Flamlngo" Quick
est Florida train Through coaches to Jack-
sonville. Pullman sleepers TO Jacl<sonviIIe
St Augustine. Palm Beach. Miami am
knights Key. Connecting for Havana Din.
ing cars.
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers r.
Savannah. Jacksonville. and Tampa Alsc
to Atlanta, Birmingham. and Memphis Din
ing cars.
Ticket Office, 1913 New York ave- ". W
2. A. HARDWOOD. =. T. A.
c. =. Ry an. O. y. a, Portsmouth. Va
no7-tf
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Clairvoyants.
THE GREAT
CLAiRVOYANT
Mr.. Samuel c. Gould
$40 9th St. N. w.

Years OF study travels IN Ear Eastern
lanos, ana endless research. coupled with
.lsre spiritual and psychical kits have
TcIoNned MIN the greatest living exponent OF
his weird and mysterious profession Mr.
loud If recognized anc endorsed by the lead
ahk press ana pubic or two continents the
occult wonder. He does not wish 20 ba
ciassed with the common fortune teller. he
STANDS alone. the brilliant star Of his pro-
iesslOn- and desires 60 be measured bv no
other standard than his own. He reads the
llVes or mortais from infancy TO cid aye
IN detail re gives you infaUible advice IN
any ana all matters OF Importance. Bus ness
love courtship marriage, separation. divorce
Investments. sales. mortEn yes. etc. law suits
claims changes, uavels-in word, he ad-
Nises you In any and all matters perfafning
20 human destiny Hours 10 a. m to %
N. Private ParlOrs $40 9Th 50. y w IL
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NINE. SMITH.

5ls 18th 81. n W.
THE CELEBRATED EGYPrTAV PIANIST
Consult This Celebruted C1airvoyant She
VIII read your life from infancy TO old
age, and viii advise you on all matters ~
Importance She gives iufalIbIe advice ON
matters 81 love. courfshfr. marriage do
lneSuc affairs. divorce. separation. business.
Jaw suite. claims. Wills. deeds. changes and
travels no matter what your trouble may
DC she viii tell Tou what 90 d. and how
70 proceed for the best results Her advice
rs posslte and 90 the point. she gives facts
snd figures on All matters Of importance
Madam Smiths past record and strictly hon
go dealings are sufficient guarantee FOR nor
1ufure work Special reductions IL
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

Published as Information; not guarantee,
200 D. an. doily-FOr Virginia. West VIralnE
ana Kentucky points. Pullmaus
$3.50 y. IN. ally-CfNCINNATI-S Louis
CHICAGO SPECIAL. solid train ~ q
Louis, with Pullman sleeper TO Chlcag,
Stops only at important stations Pullman
finest equipment.
II 10 p. m dally-F T. v LIMITED Oil,
Cincinnati. Louisville. the West. Southvyee
and Northwest Pullman sleepers.
c a. %. "a Ia carte Dining Car Service
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices 5I3 IennsvIVani
avenue, 1888 Il street. and Union STATIC.
Telephone Main 1866 and 2206 for tickets baa
gage checks. reservations. taNicabs
noIS-tf
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Suburban Property.
For Sale

FOR SALE-H acres and improvements 3
miles from Capitol; $1,000 W w HALL ess
Pa. ave s. r. ~. o..
FOR aALE-We rave FOR sale 10 Responsive,
colored men. two lropertIes, highly i1,nro,,.,I
with fiue eight-roum house. with shade fr,it
and large gardens; convenient 10 civ bv
either steam or electric railway: can sell a.
a price that is 60 Jer cent OF value; $50 cssl,
balance same az rent Cali OF address
JOHN J. HLEINIsR & Co. COZ f 81 Y W
uo2T-7t
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Loan Companies.
Loan Companies.
Money Talks No. 6.

Our rate is Three Per Cent on Pianos, Fur
niture and Endorsed Notes Payments any size
you care to make. One months interest free
Courteous treatment No embarrassing inquiries
There are five good reasons why you should deal
here. But here is another reason. We do not
record your loan contract at the City Hall for
everybody to read The transaction is entirely
private.
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Herb Specialist.

MANUFACTURES OF Herb Remedies yybl
are guaranteed 20 cure or relieve anv a
All ailments. Mems complaints a special
n A. LOUIS & SONS. 1913 7tR 81. n w
aufq-t
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Wanted-Real Estate.
REAL EsTATE lEANrEI,

REAL ESTATE WANTED
Building Oh r or q ST. betv-ee, 7o,t.
and 18th SITS. 80 % 10 feet front On Jong
lease, Immediate possession. BOX ia q-i,,.s
office.
u YOU HAVE real estate for s8Ie - -
change IL viii pay you 10 consult us we bs[,s
customers for an kinds of properties RIM
LINCOLN LAND AND IMPROVEMENT 90
Central National Bank BlCR. VasEfnptoy,
- - noli-SU. tn th-tf
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WASHINGTON Sonfhprn RaIImar

For Richmond and points South via Fred
ericksburG-Leave Union Station daily, 4:2O
a. m; 1:I5 a. m. 1905 a. m. 1901 noon: 4:O5
p m 80 ,. m; $40 =. M 7:25 D. m: 1000
p m. Local for Fredericksburg 500 D "a
daily. Time Of departure and connections not
guaranteed. noI5-ff
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Money to Loan on Real Estate

WE HAVE SUMS OF $1,000 10 sI09. co.. ~ 7os-
on D. c. real estate, minimum CHARGES ~
18th ST. -
MONEY TO LOAN on approved cir, ~o,l
estate II lowest current rates Special priv
Aleges with respect 70 prior payments Large
amounts specially. TYLER IL RT-1TEI,E
FORD, go 18th 81. n. W noI2-tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON c real. ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest Payyrnents ON
principal m amounts OF 500 or more re
ceived at any interest period THE r. ~
SMITH CO. Bond Building. I4Gs n Y. ave
jyl5-tf
MONEY TO LOANED 20 $500 OOO on ~ q
real estate. Interest low. and ali transac-
lions conducted with economical consideration
for borrowers.
WIN II. SAUNDERS & co.
1907 4 ST N W
MONEY To LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
INTEREST on d. c. Real Estate. No nm.
reasonable delay
WALTER il. ACKER
ief-u 1870 T. ST ~ W
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Window Cleaning.

low ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDoWsT
y hlte n@p ana Mediate prices LEON l.
AIiCO y. = cine Windoe' Cleaning Co. re-
Z ociC-90t
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Railroads.
SOUTHERN RALLWAY

y. B.-Following schedule figures publish
only as Information and are NOT guarantee
For Atlanta. birmingham. Mobile. ~
orleans, Asheville. . a. m. and 1O-45 a !
For Chattanooga and Memphis, 900 a
daily. -
For Roanoke. Knoxville, ChattanooEa III
mingham. New Orleans. 1910 r. M
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattsnoog
Nashville. Memphis 4:iO a. IN. daii
sleeping car open after 10 y. mo-
tSr Atlanta. Birmingham C0Iurnbl
Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. Savannah. lao
sonvil.e, and Florida points. t.I5 %. m dan
J.. y. BROWN. General Agent.
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5000.
$500 CASH.

SQUARE OF ALL NEW HOUSES.
FACING FIVE STREETS
WIDE PARKING
Two corners at 81 9T5 each
TWO corners Of alleys So as each
Terms, $500 70 $500 Cash.
so 70 SO per month on PRINCIPAL
rooms aud bath. box house With All
outside rooms Light and airy. Large
back yard
9Th and 10th. K and L sts N z
only one square from new CAPITAL
Traction crosstown line along Florida
ave and sth St N e king these
homes particularly desirable 10 NaS-N, .
Yard. Express. and Freight Co. en-
ployes-
onered Exclusively By
THOS. J. FISHER & Co. Inc
73S 18th St N. ".
no22-tf
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For Rent-Omces.
DESK ROOM

FOR Rent ~ THE MUNsEY BUILDING:
THE FINEST OFFICE BUILDfNG ~
WASHINGTON. ESPECIALLY DESIRA
BE FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS REP
BEsENIAIlFES. SERVICE AND APP
EOIhIMENlS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER
LOCATION IDEAL. RENTALS Low. APP
Fly FOR ARTICULARS AGENT or
BUILDING go -
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Stove Repairing.

WHEN YOUR RANGE, LATROBE OK FOR.
MACE NEEDS REPAIRS CALL MAIN $40
EAfF IRE STOVE REPAIR Co. IFS u n ".
ss2t-tf
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Dress Suits For Hire.

NLf UP-IO-DATE fun dress aad tuxedo
or hire. a. T. PIafFc Merch.nt
1905 7th st. n. ". ocIs-sot
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For Exchange-Real Estate

~ ~ TIRE square n ground contaiuinr
l'5eO square feet ia Anacostia Part I'D
tract Known as Barry Farm" Within ono
man squire OF tho new boulevard 20 tb.
Flfih STEERING Steel Works VIII trada 80
clear property Do District Improved or mn,
improved. Price $1,000
IAGGARI-FEASER COMPANY. INC
I3Z0 New York ave 9o2-cf
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For Rents Stores.

FOR RENT-New store on II 81 X 2, vr.--
space l7N5o; hoJ-water heat. ront s75
A C. HOUGHTON & COMPANY.
623 y ST. N W 519tr
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Wanted-Lots.

wa NTED CHEAP LOTS ~ once MAD. ..gt-
preter Heights or Capitol HHI. don't 4rs,..''-
u fzact location cannot bo given Hgy ~
Times office. ~ %
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Wood.
Workingmen's Wants.

WORKI1@G1fEN- when you have none, 40,
are a brick Out o. us you should stick. We
do not give tick. be- we show you how qIjck
% save ~ mick, on a tailored suit or
overcOat slightly used at So 90 $40: one price
Only. JUsTH's OLD STAND. 6fg ID n. W.
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For Rent-Farns.

~ L4i-ASts-Io responsible florist or truck
s-IIti eI. "ih lease from six 20 ten acres OF
fertile garden land. with tenement house. on
good road. close 60 city. Unusual onporturity
10 right party p. 7. WALSH. tz3s X "
ave. - o..
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THos. J. OWEN & soN. Auctioneers-

RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLEREAL ES-
LAIE, on EAST SIDE or 9TH STREET
NORTHEAST. BETWEEN &C. AND
BY virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust
ouiy recorded, In Liber No. 2952 Folio Is3
- seq, and Folio 145 ct seq. OF the land
records Of the District Of Columbia. and at
nc request Of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees win sell at uubiic
auction, IN front OF the premises on Thurs
cay. the 9Th day OF December. A d 1909
a. $50 O'Clock p. m. the following-described
land and promises situate in The CITY OF
Washington, District OF Columbia and desjR-
mated as aud being the North % feet fronting
on 9Th Street n. L. by full depth Thereon
or original lot In Square q3S with improve
ments, also Immediately thereafter Part OF
original lots and 5 en- Square gsS beginning
- a point on the East line OF 9Th Street
y r distant 20 feet South Of the Northwest
corner or said lot and running thence South
along the line OF said Street 90 feet thence
LAST H5 feet lO4 inches, thence North 20
leet ana thence West us feet 1OZ inches TO
thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash over and above
prior deed Of trust for 81 OO0. o. on q arh
parcel. A deposit Of $4,000 viii be REQUIRED
at time OF sale. All conveyancing. recording
r~etc.s at cost OF purchaser. Terms Of sale
&c be complied with within Is days from
Gay OF sale otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell TIE property at the risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser after five
GAYS advertisement OF such resale in some
newspaper published IN Washington. D. c.
PRANK f. RAFP.
FRANK FULLER
- noSv. aez.4.65 Trustees.
'eN SATURDAY. DEC. 4. 1903. at 10 o'clock
a m. in front OF L. s. Storage Co. ais and
t2o 10th st y. W. will be sold AN Goods
stored in the names Of Mrs. s AiexanIer
J Z. Williams Arthur Gray Florence Mat
news n = Turner, NJ H. Trip Mrs NJ
=. ITanweh- WALTER B. WILLIAMS &
CO.' Aucts u. S. STORAGE CO
q nO27-ff- eWSua
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For Sale-Farms.

For Sale-F'arms.
FOR SALE-One Of the finest farms in
northern Virginia, 1000 acres. I6-room man
SION All modern improvements: 3 tenan.
houses; stocked and equipped Address
owner. BOX MS. Times ofice- noSO-St.
FARMS and country homes. sale and ex
All parts Maryland and Virginia
send stamp FOR ''Landseekcrs' List and C;ufds 90
BOOIH FARM AGENCY. 203 Ouray bldg
dei-3ts
FOR EXCHANGE for clear washington resi-
dence. "A $4,000 equity in one Of me dnogt
farms IN northern Virginia. total price
S51OoOt easy terms, loo acres. IB-room brick
mansion all mc4@rn Improvements: tenant
houses. thorough ~ stocked and equipped Ad-
dress owner, BOX 40. Times office
no3o-5ts
FOR SALE-Farm OF ssh acres in FairfsT
county virginia; 6-room house, outbuildinCs.
good orchard. 20 acres in wheat: s acres {r
cover price, $500. terms 10 suit Address
owner, BO& lls, Itmes Office. n0SO-sis
GREAT BARGAIN In an Improved farm
OF 100 acres In Fsuquir Co. va car efter
g D. iTI.. az 3 s. T. ,7,se 80
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABI.ERF,AI. FS-
TATE. on EAST SIDE OF 9Th STREET
NORTHEAST. BETWEEN co. AND
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For Rent-Business Property

FOX RENI-Ihe large store where the most
successful grocery, provision and Wine store
IN city has been conducted Tor past five
years Fine store. cellar and stable
r. A. PHILLIPS.
l4l0 II St y W nosO-I4t
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CASTRO

Washingtons Farorite Adviser Your r-es-
ent. past and future accurately revealed
Causes speedy marriage RrUrites tho gcD-
arated Restores lost affection Advice on
near thcater. 40 a, DO
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BoOkbiuding.

BooKBINDINC-F FER RULING.
iat opening blank 0cOEs that~Iie open fat
CHAs H. POTTER d. CO..
'hont n. ESQ sio 1gth 81 ~ "
ocZI-th-tf
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Spiritualism.
PaInists.

ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST.
Whole Fortune Told. I5c
open Nights. i7z3 8th st. n. ".
81
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MitS- r. LISBH
PalmiEtry and systematir card readings
Preferences as 90 ability given. po-iti,.eI
ladies only; II a. m 90 $50 D. m q7g Ney
y urk ave n IS. 49, 81
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-23
Revival Meetings

Rev. A. L. Grim and Prof. H. A.
Eaton will begin series of meetings
at the Christian church next Sunday
at HOO a. m. The service at that
hour will be devoted to a history OF the
rise and progress of the body OF people
that have made greatest numerical
gain in the last ten years, proportion
ally of any of the great religious
bodies.
Rev. Grim comes to us as man of
honor, integrity and fluent speaker,
a man who has been instrumental in
adding many hundred people to the
church. He is frank, free and firm and
those who hear him once want TO hear
him again.
Prof. Eaton has led in the music in
many of the greatest revivals and for
some of the greatest evangelists among
the Disciples.
There will be regular services each
evening for some time at 1:4o sharp.
Young and old, rich or poor, white or
black are cordially invited to attend
each and every service.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-23
In Memory

Charles F., Georgia A., and Lewis
r. Wheeler, sons and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Geo. Wheeler.
Lewis r.. Wheeler died October 4,
1908. Aged ID years, months and %
days. Georgia A. Wheeler died Aug
ust 4, 1909. Aged II years. months
and Is days. Charles F. Wheeler died
August II, 1909. Aged % years, 6
months and 26 days.
We miss them from our home dear.
We miss them from their place.
shadow DER our life is cast,
We miss the sunshine of their face.
We miss their kind and ling hands,
Their fond and earnest cares,
Our home is dark without them
We miss them everywhere.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many friends
who were SO kind to us in our sad
bereavement.
Mr.. & MRS. GEO. WHEELER and
family.