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EQUALIZER

EQUALIZER
Because it has no equal for making crops.
EQUALIZER
Because it makes more wheat, cotton, corn,
watermelOns and all truck than any other
fertilizer
EQUALIZER
If you have not used Equalizer, now is the
time, and increase your production.
EQUALIZER
The chief ingredients of which are ammonia
and potash, which is most valuable for corn,
cotton and all crops as second and third ap-
plicatiOn. Distributes beautifully with a
guanO distributor.
Apply from 100 to 200 pounds per
acre, and you will see the plant increase in
size and fruit and color greener. The manip-
ulation of Equalizer is sucn that the ammon-
ia is held and plants teed on 1T, while it does
not evaporate as does nitrate OF soda Con
tains no worthless filler. Price $41.25 per
ton, 5 per cent. discount 80 days.
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Some animals multiply rapidly and
some snakes are adders.
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NUMBER 1873.
Means
Equalizer
TOP DRESSING


Means. Hardeman & Riley
Sole Agents Cotton Factors
418 and 42O Fourth St. Telephone 1873.
MACON GEORGIA.
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EQUALIZER

Ii you have not used Equalizer, now
time, and increase your production.
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Because it has no equal for making
EQUALIZER

Because it makes more wheat, cotton, &C
watermelons, and all truck than any OF
farfiIizar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-07
Of Unusual Vitality.
News of Death Received With
Expressions of Deep Reuret

: ALBANY. y. Y, March 6.-The few
Legislators who were here tonight received
the news of the death of Thomas c. Platt
with expressions of regret.
Senator Piatt's death marks the de-
:pa rtIIre of man who in his prime was
~yhe most remarkable and successful po-
litical leader this state has ever known
sYas the comment of Speaker Wadsworth
Senator Platt's name has figured promi-
henly in the Allds-Conger bribery inves-
tigation. Aids attorneys recently search
Pd-the letter flies of the former state
Reader for correspondence showing that
PLAT has written to Senator Aids and
fhe late Speaker Nixon urging them to
keep the Malby-Stevens highway bill in
the rules committee in 1901. 1t was for
Slis part in smothering this legislation
thaJ Aids is alleged to have received
f1.tS0 from the bridge companies These
setters have been put in evidence Had
Senator Platts health permitted he prob
ably would have been called as wit
AeSc
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nell remember him as he used to sit
tacL in the Amen Corner at the old
Fifth Avenue Hotel. We youngsters
used TO go to him In those days for
advice. HIS loss VIII o' i"' 'S INV
state and nation
senator Penrose. who succeeded Senator
Onav as the head of the republican Or
rantzation in Pennsylvania, said:
NO one more deeply regrets Senator
p,a,t's demise than | do. l have always
lad the highest regard and respect for
him. He was a great man and a great
statesman, one of the most enective
and useful men in the republican party
i'm New York state. His death is a
great loss
Senator Warren of Wyoming. one of
the party's most steadfast supporter
in the west, said:
II cons ier Senator Piatt the most pol
ished politician New York state has ever
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TIES TO BE TAKEN NORTH.
Several Barges Soon to Leave the
Potomac With Cargoes.

The big sea-going barge Arundel, which
arrived at Alexandria last week with a
cargo of fertilizer, has been chartered to
load railway ties at Alexandria for New
York. and in a day or two she will be
taken to the Alexandria shipyard to be-
gin loading. The barge Patuxent is in
Occoquan loading about 1000 ties for
Philadelphia and the barge Nanjamoy is
In Aqua creek to take aboard several
thousand ties. also for Philadelphia. 1t
is stated that contracts now being placed
for ties indicate heavy shipments from
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expected. as he had been in failing health
for the past fou- years.
His was a great career Serene r.
Payne co-author OF the Payne tariff bill
'As the years 80 by he is getting more
credit for the good he accomplished in
political affairs. No man in public life
was better posted In public affairs
The most powerful public leader Of our
generation. was the way In which Rep
reSentative Fassett characterized him
Prom 1883 to the time Of Gov. Hughes
nomination his power was absolute In
New York state. He was responsible for
much good legislation and always favored
legislation which made for good"
Representative Driscoll declared that his
career was the most remarkable in the
history Of New York politics.
A biographical sketch of Senator
Plat will be found on page 10.
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had or produced. He had the most active
mind and practical brain or any OF its
leaders He would have longer remained
the states leader but for the stroke OF
PARALYSIS which weakened him about
FIVE years ago. l am grieved to learn
OF his DEATH
Senator Frye's Tribute.
Senator Frye Of Maine said:
Senator Platts death almost stuns
me- Ny acquaintance with him was
always very pleasant. and I always had
a great regard for his activities. While
he was actively engaged in politics there
seeme. to be no limit to his power In
New York state, which he would not
have had but for his ability"
Senator Burrows of Michigan. tenn
porary chairman of the convention that
nominated Taft, said:
Senator Platt's death is the passing
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Of one Of the most prominent men In
the political and financial worlds. he
was a tremendous power In the repub-
Iican organization in New York state.
His duties AS senator and representative
were always painstaking, and he gave
a splendid service, both to his state and
to the nation
Remembered for Three Things.
Senator Plat will be remembered
principally for three things said Repre-
sentative Herbert Parsons last night-''his
power OF leadership. his insertion OF the
gold plan in the republican platform Of
1896 and his construction of the Greater
New York
Although Mr.. Platt's death came as a
shock to those who had known him well
for many years. it was not entirely I'M
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Plat a Power.

I a dispatch from Atlantic City quotes
Former Gov. Benjamin b. Odell as saw
ing OF Mr. Plat:
! In the death Of Senator Plat the
republican party loses the last of the
politicians of the old school whom
Eeem TO a great extent responsible for
tne present power of the party Sen
ftor Pldtt has appeared TO he hard
IMAM in his deals. but believe he has
snly followed out his convictions In
fis death many men who hold high
positions in both New York and ma
fiona1 politics lose loyal friend and "A
talidnt supporter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-07

Lee Michael, son of Rev. Robert Jet.
Episcopal minister. has been missing
from Staunton. Va, for a week. The lad
is fifteen years old. large for his aSe.
light hair and gray eyes.
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Regret of Former Associates.

: Among the national legislators in
Washington. among whom former SEN
4tor Plat was conspicuous for years.
There were many who referred to their
deceased associate in most kindly
Terms.
! Senator Depew of New York said of
Mr. Plat:
: Mr.. Platts death grieves me greatly
Ny friendship with the greatest politi-
Ian New York ever had dates back
jfty years. We first became associated
il 1860 in the Lincoln campaign While
{ made speeches he sang the campaign
3Dngs In the club quartet discovered
hen his lOvable character and the fine
Qualities OF the man. He was the most
denial Of men and had a dry humor
Which attracted every one who came In
cbntact with him.
t"His greatest asset was his loyalty to
lfs friends and his ability 10 make friends
4 his enemies. For twenty years he was
,te unquestioned leader In New York
late. and during that time he never lost
Us hold. Under his leadership the party
II New York state was victorious in all
residential and senatorial elections. ex-
rfpt one, and the same in all gubernato-
rial elections
dictatorship of party is determined by
results, and under Mr.. Piatt the party
was almost always victorious.
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the Potomac in the coming spring and
summer months.

loaded q part of her cargo of ties at a
river point and was brought to Alexan-
dria to complete her cargo finished load
ing yesterday and sailed In tow OF "A
tug for Norfolk on the way to New York.
The barge Norfolk, which has been ly-
ing at Alexandria for two weeks or
longer taking aboard a cargo of 5000
ties for New York. completed loading
and will sail as soon as a tug arrives 10
take her away. This cargo is with one
exception the largest that has ever left
the Potomac aboard a sea going barge
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As Political Adviser.

senator Scott of West Virginia said:
~ am very sorry 10 hear of Senator
Glatt's death. He was a power In his
Hay in the political world, and / can
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statesmen WANTED.

" ANTESLL-Sa tesnen of ability and neat
appearance 10 call on all merchants In
their territory: elegant side line. Couven-
lent t. carry. good commissions; prompt
remittance. Also, belmont Mfg Go,
Cincinnati -. 21dcC10s4
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FOR HIRE.

NICE. CARRIAGES for weddings baI1<
riding. etc the best in the city. \o--
thup & Wood. Phone No. 90 i ana a
W. TntendenCia St. dccT7+f
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Female Help Wanted.

ANYONE anywhere man earn good pav
doing light work AZ home evening"
Send stamp. c II Rowan Chicago IL
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two uncalled- for ned La
dies tai!ored-to order suits. One, black
diagonal satin '~"h. size 80. One blue
serge. satin lin size IS. at bargain
prices Loeb, the Wcolen Mil Man, II
\. Palafoy. 23deC1W
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FOR sALE-Pure. sweet crea NJ and pou-
try. Phone 734. Ask for Mr. Melton
23deC1w"
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Agents for the building. Offices Second
Floor. Phone e1S
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BABY PIGS FOR SALE--1o to 20 pounds
for your Christmas dinner Can be
had a. the Crescent Market. Corner 18th
Avenue and Gadsden ST Phone 1850
endec1 yrs
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w 1!tc Nvar iottes,
Ba by chicks after
CIR ! Y k,S. Reliable
Ga. / Ia c4eClms
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PATENT YOT+B IDEAS and make none.
Send for my new book. "How to Get
Them" Fest service. Joshua T. II.
Potts. LAWYER. Washington, y. c. Chi-
Cagu and Philadelphia. tdccisunn
I MADE $50 600 in five years with small
rail ortgH t"e!ueSS. began with s..
8 nd for frro booklet Tells how Hca-
cucS. yc.1, Lockcoct. ~. Y. IdeCfm
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REAL ESTATE.
|. S. BROWN & co.
Wish all customers, friends
and everybody a Merry
Xmas and a very Prosperous
New Year.

/
Beginning win the Ne" year we VIII
occupy our new quarters IN ehe same olo
place, but which nave been remooe'eo to
we are now better prepared to handle any
business entrusted TO us.
botn improved ana uhinproVec Farm
taNos VI tracts TO su'' hne purchaser
Sunuroan cottages on easy payments.
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FOR sALE-I.ots fronting Vest jackson
street. at from ss5 to ST., rer lot on
terms. Ebert A. Clubbs, Box l12
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Few desirable offices for rent in tn
Thiesen building,
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HOTELS.

BOARDERS WANTED at South ern
Hotel Under new management. Amer
lean plan w. l.. Gilmore, Prop. 26 E.
Garden ST. Eirstc class board at rea-
soYable rates Phone 1872. H2dec2ws
TAMPA TOURIST HOME--The largest
and best rooming house In Tampa.
Large sunny rooms. newly renovated and
nicely kept with or without light house
keeping Accommodations. Centrally To-
Gated on three car lines. Firs t-c!ass
place to stop. 1900 Franklin St. Reed
Bldg Phone So3, Tampa, Fla. 1ldcc1m'
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FOR SA LE-55. 600 acres virgin timber
lands In body in Jackson. Washington
and Calhoun counties. Florida. Near rail-
road. A. .. Morrison, 3c6 Brent Building
Pensacola. Fla. c9nov1na
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LOST.

gold watch case No
1f3579. initiated y G." Works No.
lf.553624. Flgtn make. Reward fo- re-
turn 70 F'irst and Last Chance saloon.
Cor. Pine and Palafox SITS. 23dec1w"
LOST-Purse containing SEQ gold piece
and cards Of Father Kennedy and Or
Highsn'ith. Reward for return to NJ &
o. clothing store. 2Odec1w
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FOUND.

place to get painting. trim
ming and repairing Of all kinds OF We
lsiCies. Enterprise Carriage Works Phone
.16, f. II. SnirHer. Prop. @9novtn7
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FOR SAI.F-150- egg size standard cEpf-
ers incubator III frst-cIasS condition,
at a bargain. ". l. Witch, Jr.. Pen
sac0fa Fla 23dec ""
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FOR SALE.

5 X. r. Boilers, 6x16, r. r. Boiler, 5x16;
Z; r. Boiler, 3N12; Fire Box. so H. P;
Fire Box. 20 Fl. p. Marine. 6x9: 5-Cyf.
for stack, 33X32%; 20x36, S. c. Engine:
lexis S. G Engine: 15x30 5. c. Engine
14x2t $ : Engine; l1~l6 S. {. Engtne;
16x1S S. 9. Engine. 10x12 =. g. Engine:
sxlo s. G. Engine. 5x7 s c Engine: a.
ton Shay Locomotive, l3-ton Shay Loco
motive. l9-ton Rod Locomotive; IS H ?
Traction; miles 35-lb. new r Rails
miles 35-lb Relay Rails: exlsx12 Marine:
ex1SN14 Marine; sxl0 Marine; 14x1a Ma
rine; Pair 1885 Side Wheels. two Drv
kiins: two Carriages. IA Loggins Cars
Saw Nil! complete; Shafttng. PuIleys:
Four Twin Engine Feeds: l00-lisht Gene
rator; ENgers. Planers, all second hand.
New Atkins Saves: MCGOWAN Pumns
Perkinss Shingle Machines: Mean1s
Motor. When In need Of machinery. call
on j. > W alton. 11nov
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Fire Insurance In old reliable companies
at lowest rates,
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CHIPLEY,

c. s. BRYAN. COLLECTOE-Spe at
tenti0r given 10 the collection Of claims
Collected by personal demands. Avoid
SUITS. Box 1913 ChipIey, Fla 1dac
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EDUCATIONAL.

MtrStC-Piano, Pipe Organ and Vocal
Culture Graduate Toronto Conserva-
tory Last year with best Carnegie Hall
Mrs. Elizabeth Q. Bava, studio.
go \ Palafox. Phone / %. 1odec
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Suburban cottages on easy payments.
.arse grounds.
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TIE EMENT-PITMANIC SHORT

HAND SCHOOL.
SEVENTH YEAR
Remington typewriters and phonograph
equipment individual instruction and
business training. English q specially.
Pupils holding positions with leading
business houses Of this city and else
where Address Miss Y. .. Adams, Quail
fed Tea cher. Ill " Gregory street.
Phone 1873 21novf ne
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First Mortgage Loans upon city real
estate at lowest possible cost.
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We have 4 choice list Of city property.
both Improved and urimproved. Farm
lands in tracts to suit the purchaser,
from 5000 per acre Up.
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WEST FLORIDA s
WANT ADS. :
MILLIGAN.

BARCLAY HOUSE, Millfgan, Fla oppo-
sito the station. Everything new and
clean Special attention to connlerc'al
men. Rates. g 90 per dav. tanestr
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WANTED.

rerntr work ECvs and stencils made
House wiring and motor work. Baraca &
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we invite you to do business with us.
caiI at the office or let us kr ow---it will
,e to our mutual advantage.
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FOR SALE-C:ood saloon in frst-class
condition. well located. doing about $401
to $500 dollars per week, Oh easy terms,
Address P 0. Box 202 21nov
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FOR SALE-130 acres OF good farming
land clay subsoil, some timber. 50 acr@s
In cultivation, 81 acres under fence. Good
wei water Four-room dwelling ana
other outbuidirgs. Situa ted on L. & y
railroad. two miles south Of Roberts For
infor ma ton address Z. a. Staples, Rob
erts, Fla. lSdecIW"
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yOU CAN pay the same rent forever and
never have anything but receipts. You
can pav us for Or years and own a
home Let us tell YOU. Leslie f Rronks
Company GeciStf
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FOR SALE-Oysters delivered to any
part of the city, Sundays Included.
Phone 1856 llnov
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I'VE SELL LOTS"
ROOMS AND BOARD,

LARGE. COMFORTABLE, well furnished
rooms for rent. with meals or for light
housekeeping. Gas and bath. 116 r. Ro
mana st. 25deciws
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE Z OHIO r. Il
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Every Other Hour On The Odd Hour
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
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1900 a. D--s-nOUr uall- BrO-ler Far.or Car
1890 a. m--t-1-l man ErOiler PzTl0r Car.
$3.50 A. rr--D-ner ana pullman Far-1r Car
sI.og p In--Dlner and Pullman FaTl0r car
900 ?. m----HoyS a Limited AL Pullman
E-Ee-hOUr-
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s D. u.-CCaches 20 New York
'l2.I5 y. T--Sleepers 20 New York
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ATLANTIC CITY. 100. 900. tI.o =
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LEGAL NOTICES
z. H. THOMAS and JAS FRANCIS SMITH
Attorneys.


~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Holding a District
Court In re: Extension Of Franklin Street.
Northeast to Bladensburg Road District
Court, No. 81 Notice is hereby given that
0e Commissioners Of the District OF Co
lumbia pursuant TO the provisions Of An
Act Of Congress approved February q 1910
have filed petition in this Court PRAYING
the condemnation OF the land necessary for
the extension OF Franklin Street, Northeast
from its present eastern terminus east Of
Twenty-fourth Street 10 Bladensbure Road
in the District OF Columbia as shown on
q map or plat fled with the said petition
as part thereof, and praying also that a
fury OF five Judicious. experienced. dfsin-
terested men. who shall be freeholders With
in the District Of Columbia not related
20 any person interested in these nroree5
ings and not in the service or employment
Of the District OF Columbia or OF the T-7ited
States, be summoned by The United states
Marshal for the District OF Columbia to
assess the damages each owner Of the land
10 be taken may sustain by reason Of the
said extension and the condemnation Of the
land necessary for the purposes thereof. and
TO assess as benefits resulting therefrom the
entire amount Of said damages Including
the expenses Of said proceedings, upon land
on each side OF said street 10 be extended
and any other land which the jury NAV find
will be benefited by the said extension as
provided for in ard BY the aforesaid Act of
Congress. Il is, by the Court this 25.b
day Of May. A. D. 1910. ORDERED that al
lyersons having any interest in these nro-
cecdings be. and they are hereby warned
and commanded TO appear in this Court on
Or before the Path day OF June, A D. 1910
al 10 o'clock a. m. and continue in attend
ance until the Court shall have made its
final order ratifying and confirming the
award OF damages and the assessment Of
benefits Of the jury to be empaneIed and
sworn herein, and IL Is further ORDERED
that copy Of this notice and order h.
published once in the Washington Law Re-
porter ana once a week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Evening Star the
Washington Herald. and The Washington
Times, newspapers published in the said
District. before the said 18th day of June
a. y. 1910 II Is further ORDERED. hat
g copy Of this notice and order be served
by the United States Marshal or his deDu-
ties. upon such OF the owners OF the AND
10 be condemned herein as may be found by
the said Marshal OF his deputies within the
District OF Columbia and upon the tenants
and occupants OF the same before the said
2ith day Of June A d 1910 BY thel Court:
ASHLEI NJ GOULD, Justice, fSe4ll a
True Copy Test: J. r. YOUNG. Clerk.
By T. E. CUNNINGHAM. Asst Clerk.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES



On Q street. between Goth and 21st,
beautiful home. all modern improvements,
facing south; exceptional opportunity for
a nice home. Tor reasonable sum- Price,
$1,000 Terms TO suit.
Two room and bath houses. brownstone
fronts, on Connecticut avenue. near Dupont
Circle. also an English basement house. con-
tanning j. rooms and bath on Connecticut
avenue, In same nsighborhOOd- Price reason
able
on Lamont street. one o. the Kennedy &
Davis houses. finished in hardwood; beautl-
iuiy des-Eneo and exceptionally well con-
'ructed. h1cse in perfect condition. CON-
tains 10 rooms and baths. Lot S31l0j 10 a
wide alley. Only S10.c00
In the 1900 block OF u street. small house
Of rooms and bath.
on Harvard street; 3-stOry brick. double
house. containing Is rooms and . baths ev-
cry modern convenience h0t-Fater heat. Lot
l23xl %. An ideal home
Corner Of Irving and Mt Pleasant SITS. /;
II rooms and baths. hot-water heat Lot
s1zIe.
on 10Th ST.. near Massachusetts, avenue. a
Groom and bath house. only $500.
KEN-S8lITH & LATHAM, Inc,
Second Floor Front. Evans Bldg.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Following schedule figures published
y - Information and are not guaranteed
OILY a. .isnra Birmingham. Mobile SeuF
EoI sshevisle, 8 a. and 1913 D. m
STle1. ----5.,artsnooga and Memphis. 500 . m
daily r--,--,-frr, g7,,..--, ~
11.N-bsrn. New Orleans. 1910 ?. m
,-5% Roanoke, Knoxville Chattanooga Nash
~ Memphis. 4-1e a n daily. isis pIns
car open after 10 p M
Fo- Atlanta. Birmingham. Columbia
r-arleston Augusta. Aiken. Savannah. Jack
S@nville, and Florida points. 4:I5 D. n daily.
l. s. BROWN. General As4at
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

800 n m daiIy-FCr Virginia. West Viz
rI1ia ard Kentucky points Pullman sleep
- "a cincinnati ana Louisville G. 4 o.
dining car from CharloJteslll-e
- n =, daiH--CINCINNATI-ST LOUIS
-EITCzCO SPECIAL solid train 10 S.
G1--fs Nth Pullman sleepers 10 Chicago.
Stops only al important stations Pullman >
S 5-os er71ipraent and Z. & o. dining car.
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