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The Washington times., 1909-10-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For Sale.
CHEVY CHASE,
The Suburb Beautiful" of
W1ShInQtOn.

washington.
You can buy in Chevy Cnase with the as
surance that you are locating in the most
desirable reslf~ -~5ai section Cf the suburbs
ana that yoL q e making an investment
OF the most promising sort
OheFy Chase IS beautifully located at the
hlBhest point on Connecticut Avenue. The
appftach is attractive and always Will be.
Gar service Is excellent. There are church
hcnools and store facilities, water sewer,
gas electric lights. telephones, macadanized
streets granolthic sidewalks, shade trees.
parking etc.
Prices range from 25e T., SOC per 50. IT..
aceoFding 10 '-~ation- Livery section Of
Chevy Chase is deSirable-every section IS
tapIuly building up with the most attractive
Tor pslts. prices, ard particulars see
1HOS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc.
1913 18th ST. n. W.
Pnone n $685. After p. M. call n s74s-Y.
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BRAND NEW DWELLING, 81. 5000.
rms IS an unusually well built. groom,
-la's-.''I houss, with quarter-acre lot;
near the cars, AID only one fare. The con-
tractors were delayed IN completing this. and
as the season is late i am authorized to sell
az 100, on very easy terms.
aJGH A THRIFT, Union Trust Bldg
oc23. 20
A BARGAIN AT $3.50
or. slate roof dwelling with large lot
Wltnn one fare and only 20 minutes to the
AiSs.suIy. The easy terms win interest you.
dUGH A. THRIFT Union Trust Bldg
Ssso-S8 MONTHLY payments: nt W house, one
Hour from city Is minutes walk from cleo
TIC line. BOX 221 Times office. oc23-l0ts
IF YOU WANT to buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home. see us or send for latest
bulletin
MARION DUCKETT & son.
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The Washington times., 1909-10-26
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION

A~@~~Af a NEW NGAON SIA4AON.
ROYAL b Il LINE
70 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK.
sl:o0 a. m.-Diner. Pullman ParioE.
fs:oo a. m--5-kour train
1890 a. m--Diner and Pullman PaFlcr Car
tii;eo a. m.-Diner and Observation Pullman
PaTlor Car.
El:oo ,. m.-Dlner and Putnam Parior Car.
$50 p. m.-''FSoysl Limited" AL Pullnans
flsoo p. H--cosehes to Philadelphia
eE;e9 p m--Diner and Pullman PazioE.
'b;UO p m--Coaches to New York
S2sB2 a. m.-sieepers e Philade!phia ana Nav
York
ATLANTIC CITY. t7:OO. $50. tn:OO a n.
10 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON THE lIoUR-
tWeek Days. g. 10 II D. nj
s2b2, fo.Os 1880, 200 "l.2O, f5.oG; IS 40 s5.66
fesSo. fio.C0. s1.0o q. N. "I2.00 noon. tl2.9s
'i:o0. HIS. f2:o0. 900. fS:20 1850, fs,oa
f4:45. '5:00. t5;0S. 49, 1900 $50 t702 taco
e .00 1900 s10:35. IL So a12a5 " A.
WEST WAISIi.
CHICAGO, s1:27. $3.50 D. IN
GINSINNAII. 81. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
PITTsBURG. 's:Is 4 m, 'l:27. ss:i0 .. "a,
ti2:So night
cLEy sLAND. $40 ?. m
SoL COLIN, ". 90 p. m
WHEEL ~ :, ss.lJ a M, $3.50 D. m
WIECHIsSl t1R. 1910 a. m, taos. $500 ,. u
FREDERJck fS:O. 1910. 1915 g. ~, q "a
ts.o6, f5:S5 2 "A.
HAGERS.t own. 1910 a n. $500 .. m
f5:20 1850 ySs@Q and 1890 D. m
sDaily. tExeepf sunday. gSunday only.
TELEP HOMES at all OF the following
Pennsylvania ave. Main 27s New UnIoa
Station Ticket ONCE, Main 72sg, InfOrnz-
ton Bureau Main 7zS0. aula-tE
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MISCELLANEOUS.
w. B. DAWSON
WINDOW CLEANING.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS?
White help and moderate prices. LEON J..
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co re-
moved to 81 c n. W. Phone N. 7l5g.
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The Washington times., 1909-10-26
Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and Its Suburbs
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. THE
FOLLOWING PROPERTY.
123 7th ST. y. E, double house: desirable
location; rent S25.J0-.... So. sec
f22 F st. s. T.. Sr and b; rent 1850. $3.50
6l6 PickfJrd pl n. Z. Or, b. rent $3.50 800
25l9 University pl-, n w Columbia
Heights: rms; side alley; rent $3.50 D. 0O0
1873 Columbia ST. y. W. rooms, BATH
SIS ] st. n. f.. Or. b.; rent S2O.5G....... $50
1879 4th st. NJ W; rooms, bath, semi
ue,dcileu. rent S-i-9B- 800
All Of the above properties are clear Of
ncumbTdu and reasonable terms can be
arranged; titles perfect.
MOORE * HILL Qnc), 1888 G ST. y. ".
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FOR sALE-CentraI Located Property.
FOR SALEM st n. W, bet 4th * 5th
2-story, basement, and sta
BILE; a nice home, or good
investment
Price SEQ
FOR. sALE-Mass. ave. n T.. near
Union station; 3-story
brick: a bargain for quick
sale.
IilCe 4, 400
FOR SALE-h ST. N. w, near market.
4-st0ry, English basement;
II rooms and bath; bring
ing a good rent.
Price ....--.-.-. ..--.....-.. 1, 200
FOR SALE-Nice little home on 6th st.
n. ". bet. Z and Q; two
story brick rooms bath.
and cellar. for quick sale.
FOR SALE-Brick. 3-story. rooms and
bath, on L St \. W, near
10th; a bargain to quick
buyer.
Price ..........................3 1900
FOR sALE-L st. n. W. near sth.; 2
story and attic, rooms and
bath; frame.
A. s. CAYwOOD. $50 9th St n. W
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The Washington times., 1909-10-26
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

@~AAA~OFlA LFAtNA@ StAN&( OItlO n /.
NOTE-Published only as information ana
not guaranteed
4:cs p NC = o. Limited, Daily, Fast YES
ubuled train. Pullman sleepers to Lsexiug-
tons Louisville, Cincinnati Indianapofis
Chicago. ans. ST. Louis. Parlor car for Vir.
GINA Hot Springs wesk days. Pullman
Car Louisvli4e to Nashville, Memphis and
New Orleans. Dining cars a Ia carte
service.
1880 p MI. F. V. Limited Daily
SOllJ vestibule train Pullman sleepers 70
Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville and Vfr-
ginia Hot Springs daily. Dining cars, a Is
carte service Pullman slespers Cincinnati
to Chicago and St Louis, and Louisville
to Memphis Nashville. and New Orleans
Chess.,saks and Ohio Offices. 5I3 PennsyI-
- MA avenue 1899 street, and New Union
Station Telephone Main 1855 or 220s for
tickets, baggage checks. reservations and
IaXicdb. eeI-tf
EEARoARD AIR LINE.
SCH ed JLE.
sos O. M Caily. Florida Fast Man
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers 10
Savannah and jacksonville Through sleep
ers Washington TO Atlanta and Birmingham
Dining cars
f.20 p. N. daily Year Round Limited .,
Coaches and Pullman 70 Savannah, Jackson
VILE, and TamIa- Also Atlanta Rirming =.
ham and Memphis. Dining cars.
Ticket Office. 141s New York ave n W
E A HARDWOOD. G. 7. A.
c. B. Ryan. c. p A. Porthmouth, Va
O. < Phillips I. p A. Washington. .. c
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The Washington times., 1909-10-26
Washington SOutberH Railway.

For Richmond and points South via Fred
ericksburg-Leave Union Station week days
4:O5 a. m; $40 m. $500 a N; HIS a. IN.
ass p. M sec D. m; T:20 p. m Sundays.
t.2G a. NJ; 200 a. m. 9.05 a. ~; 1855 p. an.
500 2. IA. and T.20 p N. Local for Fred
s~iCksburg. Sis a. week days. Time OF
Departure and connections not guaranteed
Bet-tE
The Washington times., 1909-10-26
HERB SPECIALIST.
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N B.-FoIloWing schedule nEu-es published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham Mobile. New
For Chattanooga and Memphis. 500 IN
daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga.
Birmingham, New Orleans. 1910 p. m
For Knoxville. Chattanooga Nashville
Memphis, 4;lQ a. M. daily. (Sleeper open
after 10 p. M
For Atlanta. Birmingham. CoiuEunta,
Charleston, Augusta Aiken. Savannah. jack
sonviile, and Florida points. 4slu D. IA. daily
L 8 pPAVfN asaqtai gent
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The Washington times., 1909-10-26
FOR SALE-LoTS

ATTENTION, COLORED BUYERS.
BUY A LOT AT COTTAGE PARK
Price, $50 s. down, s. per month
City improvements. No interest, no taxes
WIN build your house on monthly payments
81 Nichols ave, Anacostia. C. Phone L. 20SI
ocl6-30t
The Washington times., 1909-10-26

FOR sALE-Bargain, Groom brick dwelling
concrete cellar, colonial porch s.. 800: fully
worth IS, 600.
HENRY W OFFUTT,
sznd and y sts. n. w. ocI3-u
The Washington times., 1909-10-26
MoNEY WANTED ANp no LoAN

WILL BUY LIFE INSURANCE Policies
(Old Lins). within 1 70 8 years Of maturity.
dividend 9aying shares, OIL bank, etc. inter
ests in estates. ATTORNEY ROE 80
Times Office. 80 9+s
The Washington times., 1909-10-26
AUTO LAMPS REPAIRING.

EKIILFUL radiator repairing. Your auto
lamps and radiators PUG into perfect condl-
ton Quick but careful work Moderate
charges MOORE 4 CO. so John Marshall
place Phone Main 4s47. seth. su tu-tf
The Washington times., 1909-10-26

A HOME IN THE n. W.
ON a BROAD AVENUE.
With 46 Foot Frontage
FOR ONLY 81, $50
On practically your own terms
An ideal home in an ideal section Of wash
THROUGHOUT. Has rooms, large bath
hot-water heat, gas and electric lights and
a spacious concrete cellar under the entire
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to secure
an excellent home OF an exceptionally good
IMMEDIATE INVESTIGATION IS NECEs-
SARY.
Thos. J. Fisher & Co., Gnc.)
738 10Th st. n. w.
SPLENDID Groom house on 2 St, George
town; lot 3)x159; modern improvements; viii
rent $30-50, price, 81, %.
MORAN & GOLDENBERG,
N ". Cor. 18th and New York Ave.
oxford Building. It,
10-ROOM AND BATH BRICK HOI Sc: stone
trimmings hot-Water heat: lot I8x1 10 paved
alley; Flor. ave. y. W, near Sd St; sacri-
nee $3.50 terms sell 10 cOlored parry.
n. Y. REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1423 F.
oe28-3t
WE'LL BUILT 8 rooms and bath brick home
furnace heat; large lot. cost ST. 000 quick
sale viii take 5000 OF less arrange terms
and sell 90 colored party.
~ \. REAL ESTATE BROKERS'. 1925 F.
oc26-3t
800 OR MORE CASH. $l2 or more per month
buys 2-story frame house, Morton st. y. W
formerly Sheridan ST.; lot over - IT, wide
by 100 deep water gas; sewer; party well:
title perfect all papers furnished free. only
O. NJ BRYANT. warder Bldg 9Th and F.
oc25-3t'
FOR sALE-Grand southeast bargain. A few
dollars cash and balance $40 a month will
buy beautiful Groom brick, with TILED
BATH. HOT-WATER HEAT, for So, 100; Co
lonial porch only half block from Pa. ave.
WII.LIGE.- GIBBS d DANIEL. soa-6o5 18th.
FOR sALE-A good investment; S-story
brick dwelling, S rooms and bath, lot 1Sxs5
II st. bet 18th and 9Th N Il. rented for
$3.50; readily eor.ertible into business prop
eTty with highe, rental; price $3.50. Also
adjoining lot 15Xs5 AZ SI,l50.
r. r. BRADLEY. las f St oc24-3t
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Don't buy a home befOrs seeing houses
features not seen elsewhere. especially for
light and ventilation: sen large rooms, two
baths. many large closets. hot-water heat.
tVyo-story back pOrches. etc. Designed By
me and built under my personal supervision
mostly by days work. 1 warrant them
right ia every respect. Lot 100 deep 20
alIey. JOHN W. MORRIS, Ga + st. y. W
2l-s-t
FOR sALE-Just the most beautiful new
colonial home with fine rooms, tiled bath
furnace heat, gplendidly located at east end
of Columbia Heights; owner will sell for
small amount cash. balance SO monthly
VyIILIGE, GIBBS g. DANIEL, 603-605 18th
OC2l-I2t
FOR SALE
New Groom. tile vestibule and bath. hot
water heat, fac location In n. +. Cheap
10 quick buyer
STAFFORD. GIT ST. n. w
oc20-tf
FOR SALE-Three nice frames renting at
sst 30 per month. Lot 44l0J22 "a. 10 H.
aiIty on south side Of lot and 80 Il. alley in
rear. The rear 90 or 20 f. Of the lot can
be ,sut of from the front and used for other
our1oses without reducing the rental value
OF me houses. The land IS worth the
price. Price, $3.50.
GEORGE w. LINKINS,
800 10Th st. n. w.
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FOR sALE-Bargain, 6-roore brick dwelling
concrete cellar. colonial porch 1900: fully
worth IS, 600.
HENRY W OFFUTT
BZnQ and n Sts. N, w. OcI3-tg
Arizona republican., 1909-03-28
.JACKRABB|TS
 SNATCH CUP Final Game For Republican Trophy Goes to Norma|s THE SCORE WAS s ID 4 The Coyotes Made a Gallant Fight but Their Sun Set In the Fifth When Five Jack rabbits lGalloped Across the Plate.
THE SCORE WAS s TO 4

! The beautiful silver cup offered by this newspaper as a trophy to the winning nine in the Valley league series of games is going across the
 river. The disposition of the cup was
 decided in the game yesterday be- tween the Normal school team and
 the Phoenix High school nine. While
 the sun was settling down into the
 clouds that hover over Squaw Peak
 and shedding it's glory light on the
 victors, the hopes of the Coyotes were
 fast setting at the same time as the
 end of the ninth inning approached and three Coyote runners crossed the plate. But three wasn't enough-they needed five to tie and six to win; and they did not get them-there- fore the cup goes across the river.
 The final score was 9 to I.
 After the hard fight the Coyotes have put up to win that cup. and the fair and square manner of their play ing, it would be invidious to criticize too harshly, their work in yesterdays game For fouf innings they played steady ball. Then something cracked somewhere and the Jackrabbits got away with five runs in the fifth. Changes were made in the personnel of the high school team and the Normal made no more runs during the game. Slowly the high school boys pulled themselves together after the fearful onslaught in the fifth and as the game drew to a close began to get into form again and make some more runs.
 On account of the wet grounds the game was transferred from the East lake park grounds to the Indian school. where the sandy soil dries quicker. The change was advertised by the Indian school band, followed by d parade of students which marched through the main streets i'm mediately preceding the game. Then everyone piled on to the cars and went out to the grounds. The largest crowd that has witnessed any of the games of this series was present wheni time was called.
 The High school boys ran out on the field determined to win. They said they were going to win because they had to. If they had won they would have an excellent chance of tying the Normals by winning from the Indian team the remaining game of the series.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-28
MARKET REPORT
 BY PRIVATE WIRE

New York, March 27-Stocks con tinue strong. The more cheerful news has exerted a favorable influence over the foreign markets and good buying in our securities has come from that source during the week. The steady advance in English consoles has also been help. Most advises have been friendly to the market but are inclined to favor the low and medium priced securities in making new commit ments. There is a feeling that the higher priced issues have about dis counted. in their recent movements, the news that has so far been pro- mulgated or is liable tO develop in the immediate future. The market how ever. in all classes of securities is showing strength. Prices respond quickly to any buying. We believe for some time opportunities in the way Of 6 trading market will be had.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-28

The Jackrabbits went to the bat
 first. Two runs were made by the
 Jackrabbits almost before anybody
 realized the game was in progress.
 The High school boys were retired in
 short order In the second inning
 Fannin struck out the Normal bat ters in one, two, three order, and the Coyotes went out almost as fast. In the first of the third, the first two men up for the Normals were struck out, the next was given first on a
 pass ball and the next man was hit
 by the ball. Then Aver made a hit
 to left field and two men scored on
 it. In the last half of the fourth. the
 Coyotes had a fine opportunity to change the whole complexion of the game. Hahn was hit by the ball and 1 got to first. l.. Tolleson made a two
 bagger which put Hahn on third. Higley flew out to center. Jones made a hit to center scoring Hahn. It looked as though there would be
 something doing in this inning, but Tolleson was caught on third. and
 then Bennett died at first.
 The fifth inning was enough to
 make a veteran ball player lose his Inerve-that is, if he wasn't on the
 winning side.
 Lynch was the first Jackrabbit that
 took up the stick, Fannin gave him a few swift ones and then slow one, but he let them all go by and got to first on balls. Mullen bunted and was safe at first through a huff by the first baseman. Standage hit to center and Lynch scored. Aver de- cided that with two men on bases hit would be very timely. He strengthened out one of Fannin's curves for two-bagger and stan dage and Mullen scored. Morris sent the sphere out to right field where it was muffed and Aver scored. Critch- ley sacrificed and Morris scored. Cub CT was out on a foul catch and Blome was put out at first. During the course of this sad inning, changes were made in the Coyotes lineup in the hope of .retarding the downward slide to defeat. Duhnson, q new man, was put in at short, Hahn went in the box and Orme took charge of first base. Hahn pitched steadily for the rest of the game and no hits were made from his delivery. The score at this point was to l, and for the next three innings neither side scored. | In the ninth, when all hope was gone, l Hahn got to first on an error of the l shortstop and l.. TOllesOn followed !! lim on an error of the third base l nan Higley flew to third. Jones i lnocked a three-bagger and scored l Hahn and Tolleson. Bonnet flew out . md Duhnson got to first on an error . which permitted Jones to score. C. | rolleson struck out and the game vas over.
 The game was umpired by Tebbens md although there were some close his judgment was not questioned. In fact the whole game vas free from wrangling and dispute.
 The final game scheduled in the cries is between the Indians and the High school. The result of this game rill not materially change the result, hough the Indians can tie the Co., -otes for second place in case they yin. It will probably be played next at Eastlake park in con lection with the track meet
 The tabulated score of yesterdays
Arizona republican., 1909-03-28
BOSTON COPPER.

The whole list had a sudden squirt of activity and strength today, led by Amalgamated. The local market was very active with rapidly advancing prices. North Butte advanced 2h. Greene X, Range 1ik. East Butte |. Stocks apparently have been absorbed during the dull period and are now advancing sharply with good buying. The short interest all through the list is large and will help to rush along a bull market. We advise buying Range. East Butte and Copper Range as we think all will be leaders in the market next week
Arizona republican., 1909-03-28
WEATHER TODAY

Washington. March 27-Forecast for Arizona: Fair in south, showers in north portion; Sunday and Monday
Arizona republican., 1909-03-28

Normal ..-.......2 O-9 High school .....0 O Q poo O 3-f
 Summary-Struckout by Aver, 9; Fannin, &; Hahn, 4; Bases on balls. by Aver. l; by Fannin, 3; Three-base hit, Jones; Two-base hits, Jones. Aver. 2, Tolleson. Double plays. by Normals 1.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-28

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-22
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III itannen, iein glbiturie1tenero-
llen eemabt gu baben uiip. Scood
6ernbt aaes auf Sdminoel. 8 lit
Ser Sobn eines gborianeers aus
5trelib uno bot bier Sabre oas
Sallonerf zines ltbrma1ers gelalt
Onrf) bieles 2elen fromner Sdrif=
ten fiiblte iih B. ieood berufen, iei
nen geruf nit Dem zines @eiitlid)en
5ll pertoltiden. SSn 8loseniee voi
er iid 5ilnl 0iafon fir alnerifani-
lde @emeinoen ousbilben loIIen. N.
6ielt iid 0ann fiir tpiiroig genug,
in Der Seimat oas glmt zines @eilt-
liden peripalten gu fonnen. gr he-
uarb iid nm @auslebrerlteaen ,lno
1afte 0lud. 2lls Ee0tgfa11fsfnnDl=
Dat burfte er au6 @eiitlife Ter
treten uno ais iolher 8eeroigltngcn
uip. pornebmen. @s gelang ibnl
mebrere Sabre binour6 @eiitli6e
nno slnbere gu taui6en, big enoltd
ieine Sbipinbeleien qelegentlih ci-
her 8ertretung in Der 8elgaroer ge-
geno gum 8orihein falnen. 9onl
peridwano Der fallde Sausle3rer
ullo lieB iid feline 8riefe poitlagerno
na6 Berlin ienoen. Die lette Nadj-
riht an ieine @raut lautete:: Sd
reiie nab Dem Siioen." @obrihetn-
li6 mill er bort ieine Sdtpinoeleen
fortiesen.
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Die 2ungen iparf uno lnuBte i6lieB-
li6 Die @rbeit altfgeben. 9tah Der,
i6ieoenen bereebliden 8erilhell, ge-
braudte er Or. Sings gaep 9iscn-
uerp. ugeod oem @ebraud5 elicr
Slolde", idreibt er, o9ing i6 10 1e-
lllno ipie ie pieoer an Die 9rbrit.