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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

D street. northwest. between Sixth and Seventh
ssreets-SquAre 81. part Of LOT s; Aaron Cod
ct u1 to Barnett Cohen. SO.
Kzl0nlIna Heights-Parts Of lots 20 and q, blncS
Z: Sannan sirk ct ux. to Samuel Richards SO
4o2 NJ street northwest-Sqmre 5l4 lot 1: Estella NJ
Gartreu to Harry Wardman and Thomas p.
Bones SO
K street northwest between Furteenth and Fiji
teefIth streets Square 2s. part Of original lot IS:
Redfeid Proctor r., and Emily ]. Proctor to
Benjamin B. Bradford. So
Garfield Heights-Square 5s52 lot Is; STEPHEN j.
Lewis to Richard A. Chase. So,
Rande Highlands-SqEre Sass. let 7; the United
States Realty Company TO Arthur Lee. So
Rande HighlEnds-SquaTe $780, lot ): the United
States Realty Company to Arthur Lee, SO
handle Highlands Square 5495. lot 9; the United
States Realty Company to Arthur Lee, So
kandle Highlands-Square 5is5, lot 10; the United
States Realty Company 10 Arthur Lee So
Columbia Heights-Lot Is block .; Elizabeth C.
Allen TO Edward NJ. Willis So
Addition % Argyle Park-Square 2l3 lot p, Ed
m0nd NJ. Willis. r.. et TX. 10 Elizabeth C. Al
len, $40; trust, 81 .S$55
No. 70l Sixth street nOrthRest-Square 49, original
LOT .; Charles T. Hendler and Joseph r. Fagle
trustees. to James L. Ksnick So
street northeast between Fifth and Sixth streets
Square SS, lot .; Mary p. Stout to Emma Nc
CoInick SO.
Addition to Manor Park-square Ssss. lot g; Ira
+. Ulsh et TX. to F. Irving Wheeler ct TX. So
ingeside-Square S95 lot 653; Lewis +. Breuningsr
et TX. and William d. West ct TX. TO Harry o.
Cutting $40.
North Groslnds Of Columbia unfFersty-PArts of lots
and s. block .; Harry o. Cutting et ux 10
Lewis f. Breslninger $500
West Holmead Man0r-Soath Of square 2Sz. lot S.;
Harry MaFdman and Thomas L. Bones Joint
tenantsl 70 Cherrie s. Norwood. SO
Tenth street northeast. between Is aud streets
Square $50 part Of SQUARE; Augustus c. Wrenn
10 Ida Y. Wrenn. $40.
Wisconsin Avenue Park-SquaTe no lots and S:
the Capital Realty Company to Anna F.
Cooper SIC
West Holmead Manor-Soath Of square esH, lot IS :
Harry Maniman and Thomas r. Bones to
James /. Parker SO
saul's Addition-squAre 2B. lot y; Teresa II. Saul
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore, Dec B-BUTTER-Creamery. fancy
h.. 30sa3I; do, choice per h. 2Iiaa2i: do. good
per h., &aE do. imitation, per h. aa2: d.
print. SLAB; do. blocks. per H., 2a5l ladle pes
10, ISa2l Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls per h.
3a22; Ohio, rolls per h.. 3a22; West Virginia,
rolls, per h., DaZ2; store-packed. per III. %
Maryland Virginia, and Pennsylvania dairy prints,
per H., 1914 process butter, per h.. 24aZa.
EGGS-MaIyland, Pennsylvania. and nearby irsts.
per doz-. s. Eastern Shore Maryland. and Virginia
per daz., 81; Western frsts. per doz-. s. South
efn nrst, per doz., s.; West Virginia arsts, 8
guinea eggs. per doz., Eals.
LIVE POULfRY-Chekens, young choice, per
b.. Lal32 DO, rough and poor, III. z; old hens,
llzsl2; old ROSTERS To-. Sa9; ducks old. h. l2alS
do. young white Pekins. fat. h., Ii; do.
young MuscoEy and mOngTel H., Il: do.
puddle old. PEI H.. lsaIi; pigeons. Old per pair.
20, do, young per pair, 20; guinea fowl young.
III lbs. and over each q. do. young snail each.
Gao; do. cid each 3 geese. near by. per d.,
Is; Western and Southern per H.. l24i5; do. Kent
County. per h.. Il; turkeys young lbs. and over.
Per h., %; do. old. H.. Is; rough and poor.
H. lsal4
DRESSED P0ULTRT-Tgrkeys choice. young,
@a2l; do. fair to good I7alS; chickens. straight.
young. small. bali; DO, mixed. young and old.
l3sll; de-, old ROSTERS 10; ducks choice fat. Ia
IS; geese. choice near By. l5aHi CO., SOUTHERN and
Western iaaI5
PoTATOES-W White near by. per tus.. prime.
i0a50; do. Eastern Shore and Virginia bus. S5as0
do. Western Marland and IennsylYa0ia, bus.
prime 80, do ssconds S5al8; Western. per bus.
Urine, 4Sa5o; sweets. yeios, per he., NoFth Caro-
lima, l.5la2 p 10. Eastern Shore i.aea20oi yams.
Maryland and Virginia per Dbl. i.0oaLS.
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REPUBLICANS FORM CLUB.
National OrEa nixation Leases Build
ing in Pennsylvania Avenue.

The National Republican Club was or
ganized Thursday night with member
ship of l47. The club has leased quarters
at 1913 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
and the building VIII be renovated SO as
70 include a writing room. assembly
room, grill room, and billiard room.
The object is TO bring together Repub-
licans who live in the city and visitors OF
that party. The officers elected are as
follows: President. Edgar c. Snyder, of
Nebraska; first vice president, George
Uhler, Of Pennsylvania; second vice
president, Charles C. Randolph. of New
York; secretary, Henry NJ. Camp, OF Con-
necticut; assistant secretary, Russell
Barnes, OF New Hampshire; treasurer,
Donald Mclean, of New Jersey; board Of
governors, John G. Capers, South Caro-
lima, chairman; Gus a. Schuldt. District
of Columbia; d. B. Atherton. Pennsyl-
vania; r II. Mcneil, North Carolina:
Oscar J. Ricketts,, Illinois; George l.
Whitford, New Hampshire; ]. II. Walter,
Virginia; William ". Chase. Connecticut;
Shelby Clarke, Ohio.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Dec. l9-cATrLE- Receipts. Zas
head. Dressed beef in moderate demand al sisa
1919 for inferior 20 prime native sides with a lit
tie extra beef selling at II. No later cables from
Great Britain Exports from this port to-day 81
beeFes. 50 sheep and 90 quarters Of. beef
ES-Reeeipts ~ head Good Indiana veal.
sold At leo PER 100 h.. tiros-oats at SIS Dressed
calves steady to firm at lsar per H. Tor city dressed
teGls and Gals for country dressed calves
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 4es4 head Fair
20 prime lambs sold at 6.407 % per 20 lbs year
ngs. 500 Dressed mutton firm AZ 81 per III
dressed lambs steady at i0allik. with hoe-drgssed
selling as high 2; country dressed hothouss
lambs sttady at 8eoaIl.0o per carcass.
HoGS-Reeeipts 500 head. NesninaIly firm On
Buffalo and Western sdsiceS. Country dressed hoss
quiet at salliz PSI ID. for heaEy to light-weiShtz
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Dec. B.-Money on call was nonina rs
gz per cat. The weeks market showed a little
moFe fHnness the range Il stocS exchange loans he
ing S@ and "a per CENT ON Monday loans were
made al 81 and % per cent; Tuesday. 81 aRd "a
Wednesday, ss and "a Thursday. 81 and 3, and
Friday, SO and n.
Time money this week was offered moderately BY
bro6Gfs. - fair business done. TIE rse in
call loan rates stimulated the demand for thirty and
forty day money, these maturites carrying the Dor
rover over the early days If January. Some busi-
ness was done in six months funds. bet the per
cent rate was TOO low TO suit some lenders, and
borrowers were not disposed 20 pay more. Rates
4aiA per cent for % 10 20 days; per cent for
sixty and ninety days, and -four and i've months "A
IA per cent Tor six months.
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Circuit Court No. =.
IIrETTCE RARNkRD

Assignments for Decembar III
No. 80. Kohen vs.. Washington Railway and Elec-
the Company. Attorneys. Hill Rogers & Mattingly
and ". g. Gardiner-J. J. Darlington.
No q Leyiios "a Terminal Taxicab Company
Attorneys, Lambert & Yeatmsn-Dolglas 4 Baker.
No lsl Rankin AsbuB. Attorneys. Award
Montague 4 Moriarity.
No. lSS Hersley administrator rs Metropolitan
Coach Company. Attorneys. Robson & Colsin-Ham-
It0n. Colbert. Yerkes &-Hsmltnn
No. 49, Payne Vs. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys, Shreye & RchardS0R-PerTy a. Son and
Dunlon
No ls2 blackburn vs. Same. Attorneys, Sullivan
Perry & Son and Dunlop,
No. 81 Jolly. administrator. vs. Adams Attos-
neys. Observation-Disclosures.
No A60lz Sprow vs. Staples. Attorneys, Jackson.
NichO & Johnson-Syme & Woodaru-
Ne l38. Stewart vs.. Winsow. Attorneys. Jenorcs
& Saloman-Wi lliamson.
No lsi. Brainerd Va Smith Attorne5s Douglas
& Bakrr-RalStOn. Sddons & Richardson and Oar
lingtOn.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Saturday, December 10, 1870
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court o. Appeals.

Present: All.
Assignments for December Irregular call:
No &96 Nichols e al. ~ BealmeAF; on hearing.
Attorneys Wilson & Barksdale-Aiillan & Saith.
Ne. 2sN Rhodes vs.. Rhodes. Attorneys. Ellison
& Richardsoa- Bailey & Maddox.
No G09 United States Express Company ".
Bean. Attorneys Birney & woodard- Hogan.
No OIL. Martin Is. Poole Attorneys. Easily
Smith-Sohon.
No 2l2 Pastor IS Washington. Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. Attorneys, Carter
q Brooks-Mackall.
No 2la District Of Columbia vs.. Petty e al.
Attorneys. Thomas & White-Darlington & Raj
st0n.
No Zl6 Reeves Is Slater. Attorneys. Ed
wards & RidOut-Nhitc.
No. &S9. Biiiugsley IS. Jones Attorneys. Tuck-Ts
Kenyon & Maefarland-Kappler & MerTllat
No. &l. Wynk0op vs. Shoemaker. Attorneys,
Bcach-Iamberf g. Yeatman
No. 2S2 Philadelphia baltimore & Washington
Railroad COmpdny rs. Schubert. Attorneys, Meken-
uey & flssnery-Lecaie, Fulton ( Cox.
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.


Assignments for Monday, December =;
No. S. ToWner et al. Va Saunders, TrTndie Fl
al. Attorneys. Happier & Merii2t and Hayden
Iohnson-Berry & Minor.
No. 2. Morarity. administrator. vs.. Washington
AGaslight Company. Attomeys Montague & Mo
Larity-Peuy 4 son.
No. Ill Wright vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attogneys Bradley-Dougias q
Hoover.
No. y Connolly IS Grusseiin x al. Attorneys.
COiheFt-Baker.
No. I2s Sims vs.. Washington Railway and Ezec-
the Company. Attorneys. Downing & Berry-Doug-
las & Hoover.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

TIE United States Treasury report indicztes the
e0ndtiOu At the beginning q business Yesterday:
Working balance ia Treasury Offices. SIS 7os "a IS
In banks and Philippine treasury ........ e 7s Il.
Total balance in Treasury fund ...... .sSl 5e 662 s.
Treasury receips yesterday .-............ S22 IS a
Treasury disbursements yesierday....... l574Gq g
Tie deficit 10 date this fiscal yeas IL S. ISL 5s9 o.
as against ss. 776.070l2 At this time last year
Panama Canal and public debt figures are not
included IN tliis statement
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FACTS ABOUT SMART SET.
Contained in the Washington So
ciaI Register for 1911.

ciaI Register for 1911.
Interesting facts about the Capitals
ultra fashionable set are contained in the
Washington Social Register for 1911.
which has just been issued. One hundred
and sixty-five socially prominent persons
were married last year. as compared with
Ia the year previous. During the same
time thirty-nine women and seventy-six
men died, as compared with forty women
and fifty-seven men during the previous
year.
The members of prominent families, re-
gardless OF the present place of residence,
are grouped under one address. with the
maiden and Christian names of married
women. Many other interesting features
form part OF the register.
The Locator has also been issued, and
contains the names OF every person in all
the social registers of the principal cities
of the United States.
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man; damages. $1,000. Attorneys. A. L. New
myer and William Bradfed
No 5slSo. Louisa Baer vs.. Catherine L. Palmer
and Louis NJ Fox: cTloraIi. DESCENDANTS attOE-
neys. NJ. n Richardson and C. s. ShreEe.
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HOUSING REFORMS PLANNED
Campaign for Education of Mothers
Also Instituted.
Illustrated Lecture by DIR. }. ii. VI.
Knox Arranged for by Mon
day Evening Club.

Housing reforms and a campaign for
the education of mothers in the care OF
children will hold the attention OF the
Monday Evening Club Of Washington in
the near future. ~
On December 10. in the assembly room
OF the Young Mems Christian Association,
DR.. J. II. Mason Knox. of Baltimore, viii
deliver an illustrated address on The
chance OF the Washington baby to grow
up after which the topic will be dis
cussed informally
The purpose OF the club in selecting this
subject is TO consider especially the issue
raised by Nathan Straus, who has an
nouneed that his modified milk depot here
will be closed January I, unless taken
over by the District or by some private
society. and 10 begin a campaign Of edu-
cation on the general subject OF the care
and treatment OF babies.
DR.. Merrill z. Gates, chairman OF the
clubs committee on the physical welfare
of children. announced last night that
under the direction OF the committee. leaf
lets on home hygiene will be sent into
the homes of Washington by distribution
after the first Of the year a series of lee
lures on home hygiene would be given.
the intention being 20 have an address
made in every sehoolrOom in the city.
John Van Schaick, IT., chairman of the
clubs executive committee. yesterday
announced the committee on housing re-
form. ordered at the November meeting
OF the club. II consists of DR.. Thomas
Jesse Jones chairman Frederick I. Sid
dons, Charles F. Nesbitt, Appleton T.
Clark. r c. Haines, G. A. Weber, DR..
C. NJ. Kober, w. d. Mackenzie, and E w.
Oyster
With a view OF working out a practical
policy of housing reform for Washington,
this committee will at once begin an in
vestigation. 1t is hoped its work will
result in the compilation of a report that
can be made the basis Of Improvement in
housing conditions by the Commissioners
and by Congress.
The names of twenty-seven proposed
new members viii be voted on by the
club at the December meeting.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co.
members q the New YORK stock EzchanEe. Hibbs
Building
Cab money: Open SIS high. 81; low. 81 close, slt.
SALES OF SHARES By HOURS.
Shares 70 II a. Is go
shares 10 = % COO
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Canadian Pacific Railway Calendar.

Canadian Pacific Railway Calendar.
Americans who talk OF the annexation
OF Canada often have the vaguest ideas
regarding the commercial progress and
Importance Of our neighbor to the north.
A handsome calendar just issued by the
Canadian Pacific Railway is a beautiful
painting of a great oeean-going steam
ship fieet-sixty-seyen superb vessels-au
flying the house-fiag of the corporation.
Among all the great systems OF the
United States, which leads the world in
railway development. none has an aux
iliary steamship service which begins to
compare with this one department of
the Canadian railway system, These
sixty-seven vessels. if placed one after
another, would form a line over three
and one-half miles in length; 1900 men
are required to man them; 5000 tons OF
coal are burned in them every day
The total distance travelled by them in
their ordinary yearly schedules IS over
coo miles-equal 10 fifty-seven trips
around the earth, FIVE times the distance
to the moon.
The Canadian Pacific owns or controls
over 1900 miles of railroad, maintains
sixteen hotels, and gives employment to
1900 persons.
The background of the calendar is in
soft gray and buff tints with a simple
border OF maple leaves. The effect Of
ths whole is extremely artistic. quiet.
dignIfied and strong. OAe Of It's features
is that II is largely the work OF Sir
Thomas Shaughnessy, X. c. V. o.. presi-
dent of the Canadian Pacific Railway
the marine artist who painted the pic
ture having been a whole year at the
work under the direction of Sir Thomas
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JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignments for December z
No. "a. Hearn vs.. ThomaS Attorneys. Wilson 4
Barksdale-Ralstou Siddons & Richardson.
No 80. oristofani rs. CristOfsni. Attorneys, JET
foris & Beali-TayloT
No. g. Murphy vs.. Murphy. Attorneys. Smith &
Ambrose aslS smith.
No 81. Conner vs. Connox. Attorneys Mattngiy
Ambrose a smith.
No S. Myers vs.. Myers. Attorneys Topper
Macdonald
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Pineapples. delicious al all seasons.
solve the problem of many a dessert.
Sliced and served plain. or with oranges
and coccanuts, they are tasty. They may
be used as a fiavoring for a mayonnaise
or ice cream or cut into pieces to form
the basis for a fruit jelly.
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Criminal Court No. ?,

Assignments for December Il:
United States vs.. Charles Wright
United States vs.. Walter Mckenzie.
United States vs. William Young.
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
In 70 Laura P. Gnder; petition f1 allowance
Attorney, Robinson
Estate Of Ann 0futt; pin dated juno q. 1877,
fled
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Equity Suit.
Lawsuits.

No. 2BlZ Bnhran NJ polmage Us. Virginia Dol
mage: annul marriage Attomey ]. ~ Toozney
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Criminal Court No. 4.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

L
No 3S5. United States vs.. Harvey VI. Lewis e.
al violation section $40 Revised Statutes United
States; on trial Attorneys II. +. Davis, ]. .
Cuttings. G. Fl. Syme. G. p. Hoover. and NJ. W
Sullivan.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.


Russia has established its nrsa electric steel works
mainly for the production Il amor plate and rao-
Sectile material.
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Chicago Dee. 10 HoGs-Lire hogs were 10 cents
higher The neeipts were estimated at Il 600 head
left OYER. 1855; estimated receipts Monday S 90
Bulk CT prices. rs; lislst 745a7.SO; mixed ana
butchers. 679; heavy 7.40a7SO yorke4s. 7S0; pirs
7.7G
cAI,fLE-steady; estimated receipts. 100 head
SHEHP-Stssdy; estimated receipts. 2.0J0 hesd.
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WANTED-A GENTLEMAN

having good social
connections and business aequaiHtanee.
and possessing ability TO Introduce and
present an investment proposition that
- attractive even To the most dfserfm-
mating investor. To such a splendid
opening Is offered in our field fierce
covering this city. States of Maryland
and Virginia, that will enable one of
abillty and energy to maintain a per-
manent and highly lucrative position
Address with references for inter-
views BROKER. Box IL. THE Herald.
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AID WAR ON PLAGUE
Clinical Observation-Disclosures
Will Cooperate.
FREE DISPENSARY IS BUSY

Report Shows III Persons Examined
In Seven Months, of Which Forty
City Rally to Support of Instffu-
ton with Financial Aid.
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From the New York EEe1ing Post.
IT DR.. Cook has not discovered the
pole. he has at least found novel.
and no doubt In many ways pleasant.
method OF making money.
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American negroes poSess and manage forty-eirht
banks Of a total capital Of s. 5Oe,o0.
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ssf " CURB MARKET.

QnotatiCns furnished BY ". B. Hibhs & Co. men
bers Of tbs New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Bun,
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Rear m Pierce nv. water. stall.......,s.Os
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For Sale OF Rent
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R
IEAyE UNION sIAILoN,

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour On The ODD HOU-
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL 25D ST. NEW YORK
100 a m--DIner. Pullman Ps-lOC Car.
1890 a m--5-hOUr trAin
n.Oo a m.-Diner and Pullman PGxaor Ca.
iIlsOO = m.-Diner and Observation PulIrSa
100 D m--Dtner and Pullman Parlor ca.
400 ,. n.-.-Roysl Limited" All Puiln1S
Five-hCUr-
tt.oO q. u.-Cozches TO PhilaSeIphta.
ESQ D m-Diner and Pullman Parlor,
sS.0o ,. m--Coaches 70 New York
sl5.IE y. T.-Sleepe-B 10 New York
S2s52 - m.-SleeDers 70 Philadslphia ana Nsu
ATLANTIC CITY. r7sOo 400: flLR g
'-'''' 70 BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
(Week Days. a. N 20 II p II,
~ t5o6 fs:Sa '7;o ~: fS9o $50 ~
'i:O6 uI6. f2:o0. 900 f5:2s. t5:50. f1:0S-
fAA5 Is 90 1919. S5.5os $500. '6sSes r7.0d sS.O
70 90 sIS.00 s10sS5. -11s3o. '1z.Is y. I,
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. "1.27. $50 , N
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS and LoUIS-
VILE $40 a N. 'f:o5 p N. s17ss0 nirAE
PTTTsBURG. $40 g. m. ~. 's:I9 , =
sl2.50 niKht- Sleeper ready. 10 , n
CLEVELAND. -s.lO p N
COLUMBUS, $50 p
WHEELING. $40 g. m $50 D. N
WINCHESTER tS;le - n. tt=a& TIA
FREDERICK fs:so. fs:1a +s:l5 - N. IA.
M GlE Els rs:1o g n. $500 .. o.
sDaily Except Sunday tSunday oaIy
TELEPHONES at all OF the fOiloElnR
Ticket Offices 1As G ST. Tel Main 1851: "a
statIon Ticks- Ofice- Main $50: Informs
elan Bureau Main 4abl
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THIS Is The HOME
TO PLEASE YOU.
Sample house,
IN NORTH CAPITOL ST.
PRICE. IS. 80.
The architectural plan OF these
houses will appeal 10 YOU a. once
Built on the reception hall plan.
with six large and beautiful
rooms, finished throughout with the
mast exquisite taste and pspered as
beautifully as though the houses were
worth double. Massive and beautiful
mantels. gas fixtures OF the latest
style
Special care has been taken IN the
designing and the equipping Of the
bathroom II is a model OF sanitation
and convenience. AT I will please you
The kitchen is ideal IN every respect
roomy. well ventilated and tho-ouEhly
modern Large back yard. leading 10
alley
The SITE COULD NOT BE
BETTER
These houses are near the Soldiers
Home grounds. whose beauty need not
be mentioned You know IL as well
a. ue-
Come out and inspect Sunday
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON,
707 g ~.
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ST5ABOARD AM LINE.

SIHE LIZ
1906 a. m daily florida Fast MAIL
Through coaches and Pullman slcepers 70
savannah and Jacksonville. Parior car Ja- k
sonviIle 20 Tampa. Through Sleeper 20
Atlanta Dining cars
-.g5 D. m daily---Sea board Express. 10
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers Sa-
yannah. Jacksonville. and Tampa Also
Atlanta Birmingham. and Memphis Dining
cars
Ticket Onice, Jas New York ave y W
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TO ANYONE WANTING A FIRST
CLASS HOME here S. an opportunity
TO secure a bargain new house ex-
traordinarily well built: contains s
large rooms. tiled BAN. pedestal law
atory. nickel plumbing. gas and cleo
trio lighting. hOt-water heat. house 20
feet wide; convenient 20 best car ssrv-
ice in city: situated in very best 10
cation in Washington VIII sacrifice
and sell on easy terms.
Address Owner. BOX 21e. Times office.
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