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MISCELLANEOUS. A--OJJB CARPETS WOVEN INTO FINE ART rcgl: only wearing concern here. WASHINGTON Kl'O 5th It HIT. 'Phono MS MISCELLANEOUS--WANTED, WILL STORE 70UB PTJRNITURE IN MY FINE build ine. 426 9th nw for $1 per load per month.

Will haul u.ma for SI 25 per load, and ou can hire 1Z months in which to pay for nvmp, Cftll Main 5171. NOTES, 425 9th it. nw, myl-tl CA3H PAID POP. PAWN TICKETS. Money to loan, old gold, silver, 'and diamonds, ftc bourot.

LOUIS ABRAHAMS. 9th st. nw. A--WANTEI--AT ONCE. 500 FEATHER BED3.

by ths Southern Feather Co will pay the highest euh for them Please send postal to THS SOUTHERN FEATHER 15 6th St. nw. JT25 AT BARGAIN', buggy, or call AC 3i Colorado of-Ue FIRST-CLASS SECOND-HAN with harness, state terms. Address BUGGY, HOUSES FOR SALE, FOR TO $3,850. BIO SACRIFICE Those handsome new 3-story houses on PATIK ROAD m-xt to corner of 13th.

Can't bo matched on Columbia Heights for the money. Convenient to I'Oth car lines Very attractive front of and brownstane, elegantly carrad; good leteptlon hall and large tiled bath. Just comp E'-L! with ever poMlMe convenience. HEAT. Harvocd finish, plastered cellars, larso double back porches good, deep lots, wide alle? Ol'EN FOU INSPECTION H.

L. IOJST. 60S HTH HORSES AND VEHICLES, FOR SALE--HALT FROM HTH AND sts a 6-room end bath bay-window brick, ce'Iar throughout, renting tor 425 per month, price, J3.SQO A good home or Investment J. D. W.

D. SULLIVAN, 707 13th st nw. UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALES TJNITEIi STATES MARSHAL'S BALE-By vli tue of fieri facias Issued out of the Clerk's Office of the Supreme Court of tho 'District of Columbia, and to me directed. I -jr 1 sc'i it public sale, for nsr, 'n RAILROADS, PENHSYLVAHlrV RAttHOAD. STATION CORNER filXTH AND STS.

7:50 A. M. daily. PITTSBUBG EXPRESS RAILROADS, SOtTTHEltlT RAILWAY. N.

B.s-Followlng schedule figures published only BE Information, and are not guaranteed. AND CHICAGO and I a. lor Harriscmbnrg, War MS Harrisbure to. P'f sbure. Hub NEW VEHIi r-tlre Ruraboula HOW TO BU YOUR OWN LANDLORD OX $110 cash and J20 monthly Ftor full particulars drop postal, telephone, or call for Illustrated booklet and pJat of Mount Pleasant Heights.

FULTON GOR- noN, Suburban Redllv Operator, Robert E. Heater. 613 Colorado Bldg. Tel Main 529. 590 Rubber-Urn na yrp $200 Spc trait- S100 Hutber-tire Top Buggies $75 $25 Surrey Harness New Umbrella, Tops $7 See our showing of fine Carriages and Delivery Wagons, me- 400 styles to select from.

PROBEY CARRIAGE 1230 Thirty-second st rnr EVANS VACCl'M CAP--O. Ttrt St. 700 8 FOR SPOT CASH. A KNABE VPR1GHT PIANO. A this office MIDDLE-SIZED this office CEDAR CHEST.

BDISON HOME OE PHONOGRAPH. must nrst-olasi and a bargain. JOHN WAQ- XR. Morrlatown, Tenn. 7 FOR SAtE--THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE.

NINE rooms and bath. Apply on premises. 1111 'h st. my2S.a HOUSES FOR RENT, 21st and nw new, IV rms bath, eel. 2106 ISth 9 trra bath, cellar BANCROF1XS BOOK OP FORMS.

I nw 8 1 probaU laTM AddrBM BOX 173. this offce 7 ctw orth. 6 batb. br IDEAS. ALL KINDS, PATENTED I Mast ave rms unpatented, toys, games, nuzzles, advertising novelties especially desired.

Address thla ofdce. GOOD SECOND-HAND BICYCLE (MAN'S): MUST be cheap Address CXtV. this office. 7 GASOLINE MAKINE ENGINE. ABOUT S-HORSE- povrer.

Address J. 637 Md avc. ne 6 SROOND-HAXD EICY! LE FOR C1P.I. OF 12 drew. 327 Corcoran Building ATi- PNE NICK COMBINATION BOOKCASE AND desk, walnut, state price, must bo cheap Also four or five nice frames sultablt for crayons E.

W. V. Tel Oo. 9 A--WANTED--AT ONCE, BY THB EASTERN' FEATHER COMPANY, feather beds: highest cash price paid S13 7th st. nw 2fl 2d se new.

6 bath, flat WS eth ne 3d floor: 5 beth, cellar 42 50 30.BO 30 SO W.BO 86.00 2400 22.50 Gl.EAT SACRIFICE IN FINE CARRIAGES BE- longing to Senators and diplomats who have Jett Washington; sold to save storage Grand fra victoria, $1,500. $200; 2 imported car- 1-horaa eztension-front brougham and 1- horsa victoria, rubber tires. 2-norse extension- 'rout brougham, grand extension-front brougham, as new, used months, coupe rockaway, ady's cut-under trap, seats 4r lady's stylish rut- under runabout, very smart; lady's spider basket ihaeton, footman's seat pony basket governess cart, hacloiey horse show tandem carts, gentleman's mail pLaetoD, -frith rumble; Imported ain- gl-j and doable harness; ladies' and gnats' saddles and bridles; also EO good B3 new McClellan army saddles The above carriages and harness by the best makers, ana -will be wild bargains Call and examine. Can be seen 1LLARD STORAGE OFFICE, 4EB and one blocfc below Uth at, and Pa ave. Jas.

H. York Son, 910 st. nw. 1W3 29TH ST ROOMS. ALL MODERN large "rounds; beautiful old homestead, pr month." McKENNEY BERRY.

JSH st. iiw. 1S27 9TH ST NW --8 ROOMS AND BATH FRAME dwelling, rant reasonable. Apply on premises. JeS.tf FURNISHED.

COOL, CENTRAL boarding location HOUSE: In city. capable parly, completely fur FINEST TABLE rent advanced for Address CATERER, MISCELLANEOUS -FOR SALE. CECILIAN MUSIC ROLLS, 25c EACH. hundred ot them, Including such known places ax TannhBUSBr Overture, Foet anfl Danube Waltz, Rlgoletto Ftntasle. GondoUer.

Bed el! a. Na-cojotj, Teasing. Rome, Sweet Horns. Melodv in Ragtime Mwch. rolls sllshtlT Ini somo cues a'trifle but can be easily repaired.

Use regular prices rungs from $1 to $850. E. F. DROOP SOWS 925 Pa. ave.

nw. FUR. HOUSE FOR YEAR FRtE, AUGUST 1, rooms; $25 month. 3644 Uth st. nw.

5 SUBURBANS-FOB SALE, FOR SALE--WE'RF FORCING OUT THE USED unfler pressure of price. would rather more tban the cott of storage to stora Instruments during the summer 2 Baby Gran da--latent itrle--Just re- lurnnd from rent Standmrd $850 Instalments for Small Grand--Just returned from rent. 17:0 instrument ..9650 Kr.alr* I'prJght--latest style--Mahogany case A MOO Instrument $J5Q Sterling Upright--Marhogany case. In fino condition $250 Heller Co fprlght--Mahogany A J300 for. HeMer Co case.

A Instrument, for $2W Jeise French case A $325 in- ttrunwnt for $805 caee-- full Now S135 WM. KNABE 1218-20 st. PIANOS AND ORGANS. SACRIFICED. How would you like to hare a Piano or Organ In your country or We'll sell you Square Planoa at J7 5 up and good Ontana at $16-up--on easy neeklv or monthly payments.

F. G. SMITH PIANO I22i a'vo, 747. CASH REGISTERS. NEW NATIONALS r'BOW UP.

HALLWOOB REGISTERS AT A SArRIPlCE SEVERAL SLIGHTLY USED yDLLY TEED EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS, AND ON KA3Y PAYMENTS. WE SELL SECOND-HAND CASH KGO1STERS Ol 1 ALL KINDS CHEAPER AND IN BETTER CONDITION THAN ANY DEAL- BR THE WIOSAL CASH BKO1STER CO- 31T NINTH ST NW ORIENT MOTORCYCLE. PRACTICALLY NEW can make a tn I Wi. will demonstrate. BHRRYTJAN, 911 nw.

Go To-day to HANDLE HIGHLANDS Take the cara oE the CapiUl Traotlon Tornpany on Pennsylvania" avenuo rnarlud and golug east, and get frea tranatera to new electric line, which will take you In five minutes to Handle Righ- landE. Call at t)ie company'a offlee between a. m. and 7 r. m.

and get ot the lota. O. S. REALTY COMPANY, Fireman's Insurance Building, Seventh and Louisiana Ave. RIVERDALE PARK, Washlngton'a Beautiful Suburb.

FOR SALS. 6-room houte, with large lot suitable for chicken raising, on to suit purchaser. 91,600 Lots from $173 to (500, on eaey monthly payments. Woll-located acreage property, in lots to suit, from $200 to $500 per ecro Also many houses In course of construction which will be ready for occupancy within thirty days now on aale Will build to suit. For terms apply to CLAUDE TVARREN, MANAGER.

Rlverdfle. Md. office--Room 5, 1006 st nw. Come Out To-day. BEAUTIFUL BELMONT Chevy Chase.

A chance offered lou to buy an Ideal suburban lot in the most rapid). Improving section ot northwest, reached b3 tivo electric roads--Rocltvllle line and the Chevf'Chasa lines Lots 50 by 120 to 136, price, to $600; term $20 ash and $5 per month. Only 175 lots, and you must act at once if you want to secure one Only high-class subdivision in Washington colored people are welcomed to Carriages lo "how vou the property nt all times. A SATTERWHITE Exclusive Agents Room 06, Wash SnOngs Bank Bldg Corner 12th and sis nw. TEAR OLD COLLIEJ, CUP W1NNEE AT HECSNT a beaut; $05.

also-puppies 2130 17th --WITH COASTER JIRAKB, CHEAP at 10th st nw a 8 A CANOE--NEW. CHEAP. 1342 MONROE nw. HIGHEST "CASH PRICES PAID FOR OLD IRON" copper. zinc, and general merchandise.

WASHINGTON SCRAP IRON AND METAL TO 811. and sts nw north 2612m Jy23 HrVSEBOAT-- CAN BE USED FOR EITHER CLUB or private purposes, furnished In first-class style Iniiulre at ROSA ROBERTS' HOUSEBOAT, foot of IS'a st 7 A MATIISON, lO-HOKSEPOWEH. FOR SALT! exchange for smaller car made in 1905 A(r- 379 Main st Norfolk. Va 6 A HALL RACK, $2 BO A BABY'S OO- rcrt J3, couch, $350. 214 st.

ne. 7 NtrW 10-INCH S-VOLT BATTERY FAN MOTOR jjo 7S8 GresMn tt nv. 7 Bl LI. TERRIERS- JUST 4 LEFT, 6 1731 91h 51 nw 7 IEFF DAVIS'. TAKEN FROM when captured, positive proof, price, $50 this office HIS 5 7 shelf fan.

110 volts, 60 cvcles, used only once. fan't use will sacrifice 931 Va. ave. sft. QIRL'S BrCYCLE.

FOR 8 TO '12 YEARS. rml 20. Apply 15th t- TRAP IX GOOD CONDITION. rnlr a short while. st nw NO DENSJIORE TYPE-SV RITLR IN dltlon, cheai.

this office 1'IN-E PAH: OF PA'tRAKEETS AND RAGK Coll butv.een 10 ind 13 a. IT frit floor. 1713 14th st or 4 and 6 p. I'HONPGRAPH tVD LOT OP RECORDS. CHEAP.

1I1S 14th it 6 17-FOOT MORTtIS CANOE, ENTIRE Ol'TFIT, INU now carpet, good condition. J'S office NEW SVIT3 OK ClXiTHES (MAN'S) iO tbem cheap. W. S. Stu at 1100 Jl 00 DOTv'N $1.00 MONTH.

Stop Paying Rent. Owrr Your Home at Beautiful Capitol Heights. PUBLIC SCHOOL 6c CAR PARE, Lots, $40.00 Up. Take si car and get off at Cist St. ne.

Agents on grounds dally. 0. B. Zantzinger, Owner, OFFICES: 214-215 McOtll Building, 808-914 at and Capitol Heights. Come out to-day, to-morrow, or Sundar SI 00 DOWN.

Jl 00 MONTH S. BENSINGER Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 940 La. Ave. Auction sales "every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and 3AT- L'RDAY AT 10 A. M.

Large consignments of horses eold every week, at auction and private sales. Of 12.1K street feet," of Taly, light, title, i. 3 sa' 1 'If a.H**y! me of I 'ley ui or CliVago, Cincinnati, nie, and St. Louis. i HE to Harrisburff.

Ai utt LINE EXPRESS. aar. Buffet Parlor Car to Harris- I i lor Car Harriaburs to Pitts- i r.r.syl\ ania Railroad Dining i Jrirti. djulj, tu 10 51 a. Daily nnc Florlqa Limited.

First-class Cot .1 i to Colombia, Savannah, and Jackson'. Jar Service. 11 15 a Dailj Lnited i -3 Mall First- class Coaches and Supers to New Orleans. Dlnlag Car Service. 4 -01- p.

Week Days-- "Local for Harrlsonburg and way stations, on Mflnassas Branch. p. m. Dallr-- Local for Wrrenton and P. M.

daily. THE PENNSYLVANIA I lotteaTille and week days (or Btrashurg. BEFORE BUYING A NEW VEHICLE READ THIB New Huaabout. $30: Now Surrles, Daytona S48. Now Hnrness, JS, New Umbrella Large assortment ot used vehicles, 520 up, harneas, la.50 up I buy direct from tho manufacturers for spot cash Therefore I csn save you tlmo money.

COGSWELL, 209-211 llth St. main 1477 'Phone' HORSES FOIl S4LE--BY REASON OF REDUC- tion of our delivery aervlca Tor summer we seA-eral nones for Bale cheap. Apply between 3 a )n. and 12 in to R. STTJDDB.

Woodward Lothrop'a ltables, alley hetiveen 1th and 11th. and su. nw. WANTED-HORSES TO PASTORS: SHADE AND running water In wrery Held L. GREEN.

BeUiesda. IIS. 'Phone Kenslniton 24-1-2 AUTOMOBILES. THE WAYNE. U-horseaower.

2-cyllnder opposed engine under hood. Shaft dilve. PRICE 11,000. COMMERCIAL AUTO AND SUPPLY 713 13th st mr. TMn.v-ionri.i street JOO feet to the line of Third street, a tlierice eastenv on said last mentioned line 25 feet to the place of beginning Also part of lot 62, square 1246.

bo-mded as follows: Beginning northeast corner of said lot runn'nj thence east 100 feet: soath 25 feet, thence east 100 feet to west line of Thirty-fourth street; and thmce nortli on said line 25 feet to the point ot be- ginnlr.ir. Also part of lot 62, In square numbeied 3246, bounded aa Be- innnini? at a on the south line of said lot at a point 100 feet distant from the -wen line of Thirty-fourth street; thence west on said line SO feet; thence north feet on the west line of saM lot; thence east and parallel with said south Una 50 feet and thence and parallel with Thirty-fourth street 45 feet to the place of Also part of lots 16" and 1M, in square numbered 1255. and bounded as follows: Beginning on the east side of Market street, at the corner thereof of lots 164 and IB; thence south with tha Una of Market street 20 feet-to a mint In tlie will between the middle of the most northerly of three-story brick houses erected on the said lots by the latp (Seorgetown Building Company; thence and parallel to Third street 8S feet, more or leas, to a 10-foot alley; thence by and with said- alley norther'y and parallel with Market street 20 feet: westerly in a straight line to tho beginning, having thereon the most northerly of-snid thrsa brick houses. Also uart of a tract called Whlteljaven, bounded aa the end of 200 perches on a south 24S-1 degrees east from a bounded hickory, being also a bounded tree of the late John Mireckeld's tract, called Alliance, and running thence south 773-4 degrees wnst 4724-100 perches to the Ridge road, thence with the said road the three next following courses. First north, 101-4 da-- gress west 21 48-100 perches; thence north 341-J degrees west If perches; thence orth 481-1 degrees west IB perches; leaving the said' road north deiTPts east 8 G-100 perches to the ntPiseotlon with said course south 243-4 ecrrees east from said bounded hickory, nd thence in a straight Hue to beginning, ontalnlng 14 acres, 2 roods, and I perch, eized and levied uixin as the interact 10 defendant Joseph A.

Wotzel In and said real estate, and sold to satisfy xecutlon No. 47506 at law. In favor.ot Columbia Paper Bag Company. ATJ- jICK EALMER, United States Marshal. 4.DAM WBaCHLER, Auctioneer.

Sleeping, Dining, Smoking, and Observation Cars from Harrisburg. For Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Cincinnati. Indianapolis, and St. Louis. Parlor Car to Harrisburi risburg, ally.

ST. LOUIS Dining, Smoking, and Observation Cars from Harrisburg. For Indianapolis, Louisville, and St. Louis. Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg.

3:40 p. m. daily. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL (18 hours to Sleeping, Dining, Smoking, and Observation Cars from Harrisburg for Chicago Sleeping Car to Harrisburg. P.

M. dally. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS Cars Washington to St. Louis, Sleeping and Dining Cars Harrisburg to Chicago, Indianapolis, St.

Louis, and Nashville (via Cincinnati and Louisville). Sleeping Car to Harrisburg. 6:40 P. M. daily.

CHICAGO Car Washington to Chicago and Cleveland. Pennsylvania Railroad Cats Car Baltimore to Harrisburg. Sleeping, Smoking, Dining, and Observation Cars from Harrisburg. For Chicago and Cleveland. 7:16 P.

M. dally. ST. LOUIS EXPRESS Pullman Sleeping Car Harjlsburg to St. Louis and Cincinnati.

7:40 P. M. daily. WESTERN BXPRBSS- Pullman Sleeping Oar to Pittsburg and Chicago. Dining Car to Chicago.

7:40 P. M. daily. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS--Pullman Sleeping Cars Washington to Harrisburg to Cleveland, Cincinnati. Dining Car.

10:40 P. M. daily. PITTSBURG SPECIAL--Pullman Sleeping Car to Pittsburg. Dining Car Altoona to Pitteburff.

.40 P. M. daUy. PACIFIC EXPRESS-Pullman Sleeping Car to Harrlsburs and Harrlsbunr, and Barberton, and AUTOMOBILE OWNERS ATTENTION! We can sell you new tlrea for about the same price you would have to pay for having jour old ones ro-coverea We quote 40 per cent discount. Also buy your old tires CLARENCE S.

KESSLBB 6 'Phone main SG72. 605 and at. nw. DIAMOND AND CONTINENTAL CLINCHBH3; great endurance prize full line. Morgat Wright.

Hartford tires. 40 to SO off: expert tire and tuba riulclc service, recovered tires cheap. JONES T1RB WORKS, 602-904 st agents for tires; 'phone Main 30B3. ATJTO, IN GOOD CONDITION, 5150. rw.

800 13TH ST. 5 FOR HISE. 8 RING 0P MAIN 6444. you -want to ride In style and comfort, there's only one way--hire tbow handsoma Jackson tour- cars; Always tel table. CENTRAL GARAGE 1310 N.

Y. ave. NITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE-By virtue of a writ of fieri facias Issued ut of the clerk's office of the Supreme ourt of the District of Columbia, and to ie directed, I will sell at public sale, for ash, in front of the courthouae door, at I o'clock a. FRIDAY, July 20, 1906. II the right, title, claim, and interest of ames H.

Keister in and to the following- eacribed real estate, to wit: Lots flfty- ine (69) and sixty (60) of Richard Kelser's subdivision of lot sixteen (16) of Wltberger's subdivision of square four undred and forty-two (142), as per plat ecorded in book W. B. pace 633, of iie surveyor's office of the District of Columbia, with improvements thereon, elzed and levied upon as the interest of he defendant, James H. Keister, In and said real estate, and sold to satisfy xecution No. 40303 at law In favor of E.

J. Adams Co. AULICK PALMER, tJ. S. Marshal.

ADAM A. Auctioneer. MONEY TO LOAN, Money to loan on first trusts on D. C. real estate saeurity at and 5 per cent, no unnceaajiry charges to borrowers THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY, 907 at.

nw. MONEY ADVANCED ON HOUSEHOLD goods stored in thia warehouse at rato of 6 per cent per annum. FIDELITY STORAGE 1420 You st. RESIDENTS OF DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA OWN- log rial estate either In or near Alexandria City. wtfuld do well to place It-In the hands of JOHN NORMQYLE.

Alax. Noll. Bank Vo. Personal attention glvep ta rent and sales dpU PROMPT SERVICE IN WESLEY PARK, A subdivision, near Maspachimetts avenue extended and the American University, ntm building $600 FOR LOTS 40 AND .,50 FEET FRONT. $50 CASH, $15 PER MONTH.

ViMt this property A limited number of lots lo bo sold at these prices. TAIT, OBTWAKE 205 Colorado Building FOR SALE- IS acres, beautiful as Rock acreage, on the picturesque 9llgo-Takoma Park Htgh, beautiful shade, ana adjoining ground on which Advcntlsts arc now building their enormous buildings Will sacrlfce to quick purchaser. C. B. HAZARD 1417 st.

nw. ACRE LOTS AT KORTHWE3T PARK--IN THR northwest section on Washington and Rockvllle electric car line: 35 minutes from Treasury. $7150 to S950 per acre; $100 caah; per cent, oft for all cash; money advanced! to batld; 'phone, ys call for plat. c. WILLY AM TESQN.

638 Colorado Bldg 'Phone Main 6450. $10 DOWN AND S6 PKR MONTH WILL BUY YOU a choice lot In the beautiful pub division of Radnor Heights. lying on the Military Toad Cement nla walks, sewer. Ac included purchase price. Ldt me send ypu a map FRANK Q.

BVTT9, 700-706 14th 6t nw IIOR3E-POOWER GASOLINE AX5TO atoiit, good cheap to quick purchaser. tepalr lilt complete Call between 5 and In iear of 812 A ne. 6 OLD STYLE ICE BOX. 6 FT SQUARE. CHEAP.

WATKINS, 1200 16th nw LAUNCH--3 FEET LONG; NATURAL WOOD hull. 5-H. Lozler aji exceptionally iandsoinc, seaworthy, and last boat Apply from 4 to 6 REYNOLDS' BOATHOIJSE, Toot 34th HISTORIANS' HISTORY OF THE WORLD--OUT- took Co half morocco, a set, BOX 213, t-iiB office DIAMOND flee RING--ADDRESS M. THIS SETTKR PCPS--TWO. FOTJR MONTHS OLD: will gtva one to party keeping other until No- Maying citr- AtldTcts 5003 33th of BKLIVERY WAQON--SMALL.

SUITABLE FOR butter or coffso route: cheap for cash. Can be after 6 p. rn At 734 32d st nw BROILER--HOTEL SIZK ALMOST NEW. OHKAP? BL REXO HOTEL, opposite depot FOR SALE OR RENT--SUBURBAN HOUSE, 7 rooms and bath, cellar, attic, 100 feet porch, fnijta. near car.

this office. 8 THREE 6-ROOM DWELLINGS; GOOD LOCA- tlon at 3eabrook Station, on Baltimore and Potomac -on easy terms. K. QINNIX, 42J 1st st se myStf WE GIVE loanl 41-2, a value of property; any amount from $L(MX to $50,000. STONE FAIRFAX, 1342 New York adjoining: cornet of 14th.

ilng money on D. C. real estate at 4, and 5 per cent Interest, according tc 1 MONEY TO LOABT At the Lowest Rates of Intercut on D. C. Kotl Estate Security.

FRANK T. RAWLING3. 1506 FA. AVE Tha Arlington Fire Insurance Company's BulTBlng. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL FBtfta at -t.

4V6. and per rent Interest; privileges with respect to prior payments: largo amounts a specialty. TYLER RUTHERFORD (Ijjcorporatefl). 1SOT st. nw.

MONEY TO LOAN ON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA and Maryland Real Estate. Low rates of interest Insurance In all of lts brancbea. BRADLEY COMPANY, 1219 32D ST. NW. MONEY TO LOAN IN ANT SUMS DBSIJKBD AT LOWEST KATES OF INTEREST.

THOS. J. FISHER Incorporated 14U st. nw. MONET TO 1OAN ON D.

C. REAL BS tate: lowest ratea of Interest; payments on principal In amounts of $100 or more received at any Interest period. The H. SMITH Bond 1408 N. ave.

MONiEY TO LOAN. We have money In sums to suit at 4 4-10 4 1-2, 5 per cent, according to security. C. real estate MOORE HILL 717 14th st. nw.

MONEY TO LOAN AT 3H, 4. AND 4H PEB cent, liuBums of $1,000 to fSOO.OOO, oa D. C. res estate; reply immediately If security la nnqaefltlon able; pay on 5 and 6 per cent. and Kin anew, all transactions conducted vlth economical consideration for borrowers.

WM. H. SATIN- DEBS i- CO 1107 st rw A. E. HOON.

SUCCESSOR TO REED Room 416, Corcoran 533 16th st loans money to salaried people. I Interested It will pay you to call. LOANS ON STOCKS, BONDS. UFB policies, trusts, building association Ehares, syndicate certificates, and otho approved collateral. C.

A. BAKER, 60-5 mo st. 'Phone 617. ixppr SUBURBAN--FOR RENT, FOR RENT FOR THE SEASON TO OCTOBER 16, large rooms (bungaloea) and hall, Loohout Heights, above Cherrydale, -Old Dominion Line, one fare, abundance of shade; cold Well water, old oaken buckets; magnificent Cap I till view; 3 miles oat; nearly 40ft teet come out In carriage or cars; transfer from Capital Traction Line; Friday, Saturday, or Sunday after 1 and meet agent or proprietor. P.

O. SrHUTT, at Cherrydale Station, who will sJioir iou the placf. refc terms, rash 5 I HAVE MONEY TO -LOAN AT 41- and 5 per cent on Improved real estat In this city. All applications receive 1m mediate attention and a prompt answer. ROBERT E.

BR.AOLET, 1418 street. MONET TO LOAN AT LOWEST BATE. of interest on real estate in District Columbia. WALTER H. ACKER, 1420 I nw.

MONEY WANTED, SUBURBAN-WANTED, WANTKD--TO BORROW ON DISTRICT OP CO I InmbJa real estate, 128,000, giving flrat mortgage I VALLEY REALTY 75, Home Ltfe Building 1 Washington, D. 14 6EOR6ETOWN REAL ESTATE, BUY A HOME OR INVEST lift GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE. --No belter residential section in the District than 8Pd property is steadily en- 1 nnclntx in value We've a number ol Ss- home and Investment properties on our Hat now tp offer at bargain prices. The Miller-Shoemaker 1 1 132S J3D ST 'PHONE WEST 40. OFFICES FOR f'OR RENT--THREE BEAUTIFUL OFFICE ROOM3 oier the People's Dank.

610 llth st rca: very reiuonablr. Apply at tha bank. FOUR ROOMS FOR RENT--LARGE. LIGHT, AND all-night elevator tenrtce; no rhargft for hcfttlng or Jmltof service, Ts.e at $20 two at HQ each. BUSINESS OFFICE, Post FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR FARM 01' 391 ACRES 110 IN woodland arid the In pasture fiOod 8-foom dweJlinR. besidei bASement near Colonial Beach Va and bor on Monioe Ba so arm nf Pott mar i prlci reaBonablc ana tPrmi This farm shoulfJ STPO to ftc appreciatetl Apply to U. FAKKEH, Colonial Beach, Va. privilege to btiv, small place with lew acres, close to cars. Address J.

this office 7 5 OR 6 ROOM HOUSE: CONVENIENT TO CITY; not per mon'h; plenty of rhafie. tjfila office. 5 HOUSES WANTED. (TED--TO BORROW 1600 FOR 1 YEAR, WIT jce ct paying principal and Interest at an 6 months: property given as wcurlty for loan. Address P.

A. thl oftlce. LOAN BROKERS, TO RENT--8 OR 8 ROOJ.T KOLSE. WITH ALL Address MICHAEL HB1STER, eighth foor. Home Life Bldg 8 WANTED--TO BUY.

CHEAP TOR CASH. FUR. rooming houea; centrally located; state terms and of same. Address I. K.

this offlce. 6 CARETAKER--A RESPONSIBLE YOUNG MAN, A ho vise to care for during summer, best of reta. Address J. this office. 7 WAREHOUSES.

TOR RKNT--WAREHOUSE AND Ort'ICE. At- B. O. freight jarfls, at New York art square leet floor space. Will lease i i a fcdore July 1.

THE HARBISON REALTY COMPAKY, 907 St. nw. COUNTRY PROPERTY, MARYLAND, VIRGINIA FARMS. COUNTRY AND suburban property, city homes; 2,003 bargains, catalogue free SOULB CO 630 a a a STORES FOR RENT. FOR RENT--STORE.

12TH EX. NW. APP1.7 IGNAZtO CARl'SO BURNSTINE'S ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE J61 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Money loaned on gold, slher, watches, diamonds jewelry, mechanical tools, men's apparol Gold sllier bought. TJndredeemed pledges for sale.

AWNIN6S AND TENTS, S. Bensingei Tents of All Kind At Low Prices. Xi vou Intend Goini; camp Jg this summer, seo us fore you buy your tenls- TO can rave you money. llth and ets. WE MAKK AWHINGS Let us givo you an citl on the awn IDES for Your Store, Your Office, Your Residence.

OUP prices arc tho lowe consistent with wor R. C. M. BUHTOM SON, Ml 'PHONE MAIN SiM. PROPOSALS.

Washington, D- July 3, 1906. Sealed proposals will be received by the, Washington Gas I-ilght, Combany, at its fflce, 41S Tenth street northwest, this ity, on or before the 16th day of July, 806, at 12 o'clock noon, tor the following UDDly of eas coals for the period be- nrming July 3. 1906, and ending April 1, 807: 30,000 gross Ions of best S-4-inch screened cas coal, to be delivered f. o. b.

along- ide our wharf at 26th and streets, tms citv, as required by the company. For East Station Gas Works, 13th and. streets southeast, during the year tamed gross tone of best 8-4- nch screened gas coal, to be delivered t. ears on tracks in our yard at 12th and streets southeast, this qity, in such quantities as needed. ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL.

20000 gross tons of anthracite broken cual to be delivered f. o. b. alongside our at 26th and streets, this city; lso 6,000 tons of anthracite broken coal, be delivered on our tracks o. b.

cars Bast Station, 12th and streets southeast, this city. STTEJAM COAL. 5000 gross tons of best steam coal to be delivered f. o. b.

albngslde our wharf at 26th and streets northwest, this city; and 4.000 gross tons of best Quality steam coal to be delivered f. o. b. cars on our 3-ocKs at East Stition Gaff Works, 32th and streets this city. All of the above-named coals to be srosa tonnage 2.240 pounds.

All contractors for any of the coais enumerated above will be rertmred to give imple security to th- Gas Company for faithful fulfillment of contract. The Gas Company reserves tlu right to reject any or all bids. AH proposals shall be sealed (inn addressed to Ihe Washington Gas Light Company and marked "Proposals for "'onl Washington Gas Light Company, Jy4dS13t 60 A. M. dally.

BUFFALO DAT EX- PBESS, wltn through Buffet Parlor Car and Coaches to Buffalo, via Emporium Junction. 60 A. M. for Erie daily. Canandaisua, Rochester, and Niagara Palls dally, except Sunday.

:60 A. M. Renovo dajly, a week days. For Williamsport dally, 3:40 P. IB P.

M. dally. BUFFALO NI3HT EX- PBBSS, with through 'Buttat Sleeping Car and Coaches to Buffalo, via Emporium Junction. 10 P. M.

daily for Erie, Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls, with Sleeping Car Washington ta Rochester. 1.40 P. M. daily for Brie, Canandalgua, Rochester. Buffalo, and Niagara Falls.

or Philadelphia, New. York, and the East Oft P. M. "CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED." for New York only; laily, all Parlor Cars, Dining Car." Express 6:66, 8:60. (New Tork only, aSd A.

M.5 12:36, 6:60, and 10:00 P. night On Sundays, A. 12:01, and 10:00 P. 13:80 night, 'or Philadelphia only, Express, 7:40, 10:00 a. 12:01 p.

m. week days, 3aS, 4:00, and 6:10 p. m. daily; 6:55 a. ra.

Sundays. For Boston, without chance. 7:40 s. m. week days and p.

m. daily, Baltimore, 5:00, 8:16, 7:40, 8:60, 10:00, 10:60, 11:00 a. 12:01, 12:35, 1:10, 1:15, 2:00, 8:00, 3:13, 3:40, 4:00 (4:00 Limited), 4:20, 4:46, 4:48, 5:40, 6:10, 6:60, 7aS, 7:40, 10:00, 10:40. 11:36 and 12:80 night week days. On Sundays.

y.B, 7:60, 8:60, 10:60, 11:00 a. 12:01, 1:15, 2:00. 3:00, 3:16, 3:10, 4:00 (4:00 Lim'ted), 4SO. 45a 5:40, 6:10, 7OK. 7:40, HIM p.

and 12:80 n'sht. Atlantic City Special," 1:10 p. m. week 'or Cape May, 12:35 p. m.

week days? Sundays, 12:30 night. For Asbury Park, a. m. and p. m.

week days. For Annapolis, 7:40, 8:50 a. 12:35. 4:48, and 5:40 p. m.

week days. Sundays, 8:60 a. 5:40 and 10:40 p. m. Tor Pope's Creek Line, 7:60 a.

m. and 4:48 p. m. week days; 9:20 a. m.

Sundays. Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and treets, and at the station, S'xth and treets, where orders can be left for the checking of baggage to destination from hotels and residences. Telephone call "Main 3730" for Fennsyl- ania Railroad Cab Service. car. W.

W. ATTEHiBtrilY, J. H. WOOD, General Pass. O-EO.

W. BOYD, General Passenger Agent. TREASURY 'DEPARTMENT, OFFICB of the Supervising Architect. Washing- on. D.

June 23, IMS-Sealed proposal will be received at this office until i o'clock D. on the WTH DAY OF JULY. 1906, and then opened, for furnish- ng and delivering the drafting materials required in accordance with, the specinca- Jon and schedule, copies of which ma! as had at this ofljce. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising'Architect.

LEGAL NOTICES, SUPREME COURT OF THE DISSRICT 'OF CO hunbtu, holding a. Probate No. 13773, Aa ministration. This is to glvs notice-that the sub pcrlbers, of ths District of Columbia, have obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia eltcrs testamentary on the estate of Salomon So eetmoimer. late ot the District ot Columbia, de ceased.

All persons having claims aaalnit the de ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the. same, with the vouchers thereof legally to th subscribers, on or before the 3D OF JCL1 A. D. 1907, otherwise they may by law be eluded from all benefit of said eslale Given "nan our hands this 23 ol July. 19W JENNIE KLBEBLATT, SH E1 TM northeast: RAYMOND Br.trMBKFm.n.

33S street northeast; MOR1TZ BLUMBNFELD MS 1 Mrctt northeast Attest: (Seal.) WM. S. TAY LOR, Deputy Resister of -Wills for the Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court. LEO TOBR1NER, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CC lumbii.

holding a Probate Court No. 1S769, Ad ministration --Tills Is to give notice that the tub terlber. ot the District of Columbia, hasi obtslne from the Probate Court of the District of CeJumMa letters of administration onnhe estate of Clarenc M. York, late of the District ot Columbia, de ccasea. All persons claims atalnst the at ceased are hereby warned to einlhlt the samejjWlth th vouchers thereof, legally lo th subscriber, on or before the J8TH DAY OF JUNE A.

D. 1B07: otherwise they -may by law ba ex eluded from all benefit of Mid der my hand this 26th day of June. IMS SCOTT TOWEKS. KellogB Building. Attest- WM.

C. TAYLOR. Deputy Register of the District ol Columbia. Clerk ot the Probat Court. GRAB.

"FOE. Attorney. jcH.lyt.lZ COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE, OFFICE. CO1.L.ECTOR OF TAXES, DIS trict of Columbia, Washington, June 28 1906. AH owners or keepers ot dogs in tc District of Columbia are notified that th yearly-tax imposed by act of Congress all dogs owned or kept In said District wl be due and payable on July 1.

and upo payment of said tax, tags will Be issue as provided, by same act. By order ot ta Commissioners, D. C. E. G.

Davis, col lector ot tares, D. C. Je29-d6t EYEGLASSES AND SPECTACLES, One pair of glasses to near and far, SPECIAL PRICE, Jl. A. KAHN, S35 ST.

discount on ocuilata WALL PAPER, WE SELL HIGH-GRADE WALL PAPER AT LO' prices, workmanahlp guaranteed. FRANK POER, north 1002. 1S27 Uth st. nw PAPER HAVGIXG, PA1ST1NO, AND IMTEBIO decoratlg work, orders received now will be sul lect to 2G per cent discount: rooms papered, oiea shop. a.

JS'OLTE. Utb Harrisburg to Pittsburg. Cleveland and Toledo. Connects for p. ra.

Daily--New Atlanta Express. Flret-cloaa coaches to Atlanta. Sleeper to Columbus via AtlanU. Sunset Route Tourist sleeper Washington to Saa Francisco Mondays, Fridays. 9-50 m.

Daily--New YorTc and Florida Express. Through ooachea and sleopcrs to Columbia, Savannah, and Jacksonville. Sleepers to Augusta and Port Tampa. Dining Car Service. 10 Dally--New York and Memphis Limited, lia Lynchburg.

First-class Coach and Sleepers to Ronoke Knoxvllle. Chattanooga, and Memphis. Sleepers to Birmingham and New Orleans. Dining p. in.

Dailv--Washington and Southwestern Limited. All-Pullman train Observation Car to Atlanta and Macon: Club Car to Atlanta. Sleepen lo Nashville, Atlanta, Macon, Birmingham, New Orleans. Dining Car Service. Through trains from the South arrive Washington 6.52, 9-60.

and 11.05 a. 3:00. 9:30. and 9-KO in dally. Local trains from Herrlsonburg.

a. ra. and 8:20 p. ra. dally, and from Straalmrg 8:10 a.

m. week i days. Prom Charlotteavllle, 8:10 a. from Lrnchburg an3 Chartottesvtlle, 8:20 p. dally TRAINS ON THE BLTTEMONT'BRANCH.

Loave Washington week days, 8:10 a. 1:80, 4-35 4-45 6:05 p. m. for Bluemont: 6:28 in. week days" for Leesburg only; on Sunday leave Washington a.

9:10 a. p. m. for EDUCATIONAL, EMERSON INSTITUTE SSW 814 HTH ST. NW.

College Preparatory School, with Primary Department. Special Department Preparatory lor the Army anfl Navy Fifty-fifth consecutive session Begins Sept. 17. Catalogues at the School or the Boob Stores Summer coaching fo Tsoeeia! examinations WINSLOW H. RANDOLPH.

Principal- SUMMER SCHOOL. Spencerlai Business College, 5th sL nw. Optional departments, studies, and courses any hour from a m. to 9 p. m.

Request free booklet. jeS-eod-tt Stayer's Business College, COB. I1TH AND STS. NW. Bar and ntsnt school all the year.

'Phone, Mala S450 for free catalogue. Bluemont. Ticket offices, 70S Wth t. Pennsylvania Station. 611 Fa.

and H. SPENCFR. G.M.; H. HARDWICK. T.M.; tJBOWN.

G-A. F10RIBA, ATLANTIC COAST UNE. Notice--These deDarturai are given as Information, as well as connections with other companies, but arrivals and connections are not guaranteed. Effective May ISM. 4:80 m.

Car New York to Jacksonville, via. 8:45 p. m. Can New York to Jacksonville, New York to port Tampa, via Jacksonville; New to Augusta, New York-to Charleston, S. Washington.

to Wilmington, N. C. Connect) at Petersburg for Norfolk, via'N. CAR SERVICE. For tickets and all'Information apply at tho OF- FICB OF.

THE LINK. 601 PENNSYLVANIA AVK- NUB NORTHWEST, and PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STATION. QEO. P. JAME3: District FassengBr Agent, Washington, D.

C. W. CRAIO, I PUB. Truffle Manseer. Wilmington.

N. 0. University of Virginia, Charlottesvllle, Va. ndustrial and Analytical Chemistry The demand for practical chemists, graduates ot School of Chemistry of the University ot Jflr- ila, exceeds "the supply. All who have thiu ideated within past few have been promptly located as chemists lor Iron hosphate wcrka," and oil refineries, or siml- Industries.

An Industrious and Intelligent oung man, well trained to study, may make Jhs hole course In one year. For fnrtlMr Information pply to EDWIN A. ALDEBMAN. President WASHIHGTON SOTJTHEKM-RAILWAY. For RlchmonoV and polnta Scmtit via andria and FrodericsBburg--Leave fittlon, 6th and streets, 4:80 a.

mt and dailr, tor and polnta on Atlantic Coast Line and 10:50 a. m. and p. m. dallr for Rich- Ad and points on SeaboerA Air Line Railway and Florida; 10:50 m.

train due to connect at Richmond O. By. Newport News. Old Folnti 7:55 a. m.

weak days, 4:30 p. m. daily for BlohmonS only; Pullman sleeping or parlor can oni all above except trains leaving at 7 '5S TO. week days. Accommodations for Quantlco.

7i5S Sunday only: 1:25 p. m. week, toys. 8:15 P- except Saturday. Time of arrivals and departures connections not guar- onte'ed.

D. DUKE, Assfc to Prest C. W. CULP, W. P.

TAYLOR, i Oanl. Bupt. llgf. BALTIMORE AND OHItt RAILROAD. ROYAL BLUE LINE.

"LEAVE STATION. "New Jersey ave and. st. 'EVERY OTHER HODR ON THE ODD HOW- TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK. NEW TERMINAL JJD NEW YORK.

a. m. Diner, Pullman, Parlor 10:00 a Buffet, Parlor. Five-hour Train. 19:00 a.

m. plner and Pullman Parlor Car. m. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car. m.

Diner and Pullman Parlor Car. p. ''Royal Limited All Pullman. 14:00 p. m.

Coachea to Philadelphia. m. Diner and Fullmari Parlor. p. to Philadelphia.

p. m. Sleepers. v. a.

TO. Sleepers. ATLANTIC CITY, m.v 1.00 1-00 i. Im "BVBRY HODR ON THE (Week days, 7 a. to TO BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN SERVICE.

Week days. 2:67. 5:00, 7:20. 8:00, 8:30, :00. 10:00.

11:00 a. ft noon. 1100, :00, 4:46. 5:00, 5:03. 5:30.

6JO. :00, 8-00, 10:00, 10:35, 11-30, Sundays, 12 7-00, 7.20, 8:30, 9:00, 10:00, a. 1:00, 1:16, 3'CO, 3:30, S'OO. 5,30. 6:30,.8:00, 0:00, 10.35.

11:30, 11:35 p. WESTWARD. CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. a. faO p.

rji. CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS, and a. p. "12:45 night, FITTSBUHG, "11:00 a.

m. "12.00 night. p.m.; COLUMBUS, WHEELING. HO-T-5 a. p.

m. WINCHESTER, 8 35 a. t6 00 p. ANNAPOLIS, week days. 7:20 a.

12:05, noon, o. Sundayn. B.FO a. m. and 6-30 LUHAY and ELKTON.

"4.05 parlor car. FREDERICK, tg-Iffi, 59:15, 510-JK, a 51-15, f6 30 p. m. HAGER8TOWN, a m. and tSlO p.

m. BOYD and way points, 18:36, a. jl-16, 00, 510:18 p. QAITHERSBUBO and way -points, a. tS.50, 510.16.

til p. WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points, 59:16 a. p. m. "Dally.

tExcept Sunday. 9Sunday only. Reservations of Sleenihs or Parlor Car space, of fare, will be quickly furnished BY TELEPHONE at all following Ticket Office: 1417 Bt.i Telephone, main. 15TI1; 61b Penn- sTlvanla, ave Telephone, main 278. Station, Kr-w Jersey ttve.

and Office, Telephone, east 687, Information Bureau, east 721 SEABOARD'AIR RAILWAY, Ticket Office, 1421 Penna. a-ee. For Petersburs, Raleigh, Wilmington. Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa, Binning' ham. Mobile, Pensacola.

ana New Orleans. A M. DAILY--Seaboard Mail. Through Coaches and Pullman Sleepef to Jacksonville, Fll also through Sleeper Washington to Birmingham. Ala Cafe jplnlng Car "Washington to Hamlet, N.

6:26 P. DAILY--Seaboard Express. Solid train with Pullman Sleeper to and Tampa. Through SlceWr'tD Atlanta. Birmingham, -M-hli, Cafe Dlnlni Cur.

-STORAGE. FIDELITY STORAGE CO, 14M YOU ST. RUfiS cleaned by compressed air on premises, stored in MOTHPROOF SIL- for valucbles, household furniture, in separate rooms. Automobiles, Car- PACKING, DRAYIHG, AND SHIPPING Let our estimates call. TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE, YOU CAN BUY THB LATEST model "Wellington Standard Type writer on terms SI domr an 51 per week, no better machin ir.ade, hundreds InTPashlngton Of 'flee, 509 Hth st mv.

Of BAJKtNS! BARGAINS' BARGAINS! fe have flne bargains in typewriters at S10 and 530. WELLINGTON OFFICE, "503 llth St. THE ROYAL STANDARD'AND ROYAL GRAND biftli grade, practical, universal keyboard: "War muted lisntrat mnnllu visible writers. Let, demonstrate Call' 133'j st. or 'phone BLIOKENSDEHFllsHB.

NOS G. AND 7 SOME FINE barsalnn at S15 tor No. i 5'f, and S25 for No. WELLINGTON OFFICE, 509 lltb Bt. TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT, REK'T A WELLINGTON WHITER month for $2 Three months Sis months for ISO OPEICE', 609 llth st.

m(. sea TYPEWRITERS WANTED, CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. Bchedulo In effect July 1, 1908. 2 00 P. DOMINION BXPROSS, Dally-Stops at principal points In Virginia and West Virginia.

Vestibule train: "tanflard coaches; parlor card to Virginia Hot Springs nnd Hlnton. Pullman sleepers Hlnton to Louleville, Cincinnati. ln- illanapolla, St. Louis, and Chlcaso; dining cars, a la cart? Service 4-Sy P. C.

O. LIMITED, Daily-- ftJit new Vdltlbute trftln; stops only at Gordons- vllle, Charltfttesville, SUuntftn. Clifton Forge, Covington. "White Sulphur, Ronceverte Anfl Kin ton. W.

Vs. Pullman sioeBera to Louiuvllle, Cincinnati, Indlannpalls. St. Louis, and Chicago. Dining cars, a la carte service.

One ntjrht out. 31:10 M--F. F. V. LIMITED, ve-rtibale train.

Pullman to Cincinnati, and sfpflping car to Virginia Hot Springe -tveek daya'. Dlnlne rftrs, a la rirte service. Sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago and St. Loute and Louisville to Nashville, and Southwest and Uckets at CheaaofaJce nnd Ohio Offlcec 813 PflnnsylvoniR avenue, 609 Uth street, F. and alxth Street Station Telephone Main 8730 for Pennsylvania R.

R. Cab Service and Main tor C. A 0. Tlchet WANTED--OLIVER TYPEWRITER: STATE LOW AddreBB BOX 117, this office. MUST 08 cheap' Address BOX 117.

offics- 6 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, EEECTEIC FAHS FOR AND QFK(CE USE-- i ALL STYLUS- ALL I'RICES. NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY 1330 N. Y. AVE. ELECTRICAL WORK, I BROWN, Electrical Engineer anfl Contractor, J4I3 st.

nw, (basement). Electric Fans mid Repairing a Spoolalty. LOAN COMPANIES, The Metropolitan Loan Jrust Co. Loans money on lurnitare, pianos, cheape than you can borrow real eatate. you ow any company, "we -will pay them off and advanc you any amount desired.

AH Private Offices at 505 Street W. THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. 723 HTH ST. Nw. A- GOHAHD.

Prfnc. BRAND PRIZE, ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION, Hot GRAND PRIZE, LIEGE EXPOSITION, French, German, Spanish. Native tcacnera. rates lor Ihe summer.

Trial lessons free. PANISH LANGUAGE SCHOOL. Open Uu Bunm.tr. MaUve teacliers. Trial 'tree.

1231 N. T. SUnor COUAB, Prln, FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOOL. Attractive afinmor ccuraes, all G18S83B and prlvtUtc lessoas; trUI PEUD'HOMME. S14 Ind.

nw. (car llnea). NEW MEMBERS OF FACULTY Appointments at George Washington University Are Announced. Oscar A. Mechlin and Arthur C.

Named as Engineering Instructors. Medical Department Changes. ANCING--FUmS DESIRED: TERMS. lesion, with music; class, $8 per month; rcdaa- on to clana: private residence: lady teachers; rrf- ranees. Address DAKdKO.

this VIRGINIA SCHOOLS. HOLLINS INSTITUTE, Virginia, IMS, For the Higher Education ol Yonng Ladled. Fatmlty. 18 gentlemen and 22 ladles, Enrollment, pupils from 26 spites. For ilhistrated' catalogtie, apply to MISS L.

COCKS. Hollins. Va, MEDICAL, Dr. Reed YEARS' Successful prao- tlcelnthocuraof Chronic, Diseases of Men and Women. Means Health to You You Suffer From Catarrh, Oneiltr.

Hlleumatiem, Conttlnattan, TUnat. Bfain, Heart. Blood, and Dluaael, Kerroui Detllltr, Kldner Diseases, Blad. der TrouBles, Speclto Blood Poltnint, Eruptlonf, Ulcers, and all Prrnto cured for lift tr ethods. Several changes have been made, recently in the faculty of George Washington University by the appointments of Oscar A.

Mechlin as- instructor in civil engineering and Prof. Arthur C. Willard, instructor in mechanical engineering. The executive committee of the university has also made the following appointments in. the department of medicine: Dr.

Buff G. Lewis, assistant clinical professor of surgery: Dr. John TJ Kelly, assistant-clinical professor of surgery. Dr. A.

B. Hooe, clinical Instructor of gynecology. rr Daniel C. assistant of anatomy. Dr.

J. W. Wharton, demonstrator of anatomy; Dr. B. F.

Utc- gruder, asslfitant demonstrator of tnatomr; Dr. J. Murray, aslstant demonstrator of anatomy; Dr. Glenn Jonea, assistant demonstrator of anatomy: John Woodward Abbott, assistant in chemistry; Albert P. Clark, assistant la chemistry; Dr.

J. A. Holmes, assistant instructor In physiology. Dr. J.

Ii Higgles, formerly assistant in the out-patient been appointed physician In charge of the surgl- cal dispensary, and Dr. A. B. Hooe has been given charge of the gynecological dispensary, other appointments are: Ear, eye. throat, and nose dispensary, EdvarA G.

Selbert, M. in ienlto-urlBiry dispensary. Henry K. Elliott, In charge; disease dispensary. Randolph Carmichael, M.

in charge. New. appointments--Dr. W. J.

Preach, from extern to Intern. Dr. X. L. Hunt, term of service expired, one year, June 1, to May 31, 1907: Dr.

R. A. Hooe, to Intern, Tlee Dr. Glenn I. Jones, term of service expired, year.

June 1, ISM, to May 3L. 1501; Dr. Jollus L. Arntzen, extern, June 1, 1906. to NoYember SO, 1906.

C. N. Chlpman, extern, June 1. 1906, to No- Member 30, OX. The university authorities report good progress on the work of planning for tha large group of buildings to be erected on the Van Ness Park site, the descriptions of which have been previously 'published.

Ihe college of engineering will be tha first building started, and Dr. Stratton, chief of welclits and measures in the District, has been appointed the chairman of the committee to prepare 0r fts erection. The alumni hall fund is. being gradually Increased by from graduates in all parts of the country, and up to the present the sum of $7,500 has been cbU iected. CHARGES INCLUDING OONSTfLTATJON FEBB.

Private Waiting Rooms for Ladies. OST-ICB ROOHS: 10 to 1, 1 to fc Sundsye, 10 to IS. G09 TWBHtiyTBE. N. GEEAT FALLS OPENING.

DR.SHADE OLDEST SPECIALIST In DISEASES Off MEN, and ncrvonti diseases, and special conditions peculiar to men Blood and skin dlnwsep, stricture, bladaer, Kidney, Btmnarh, intestinal trmi- Llc, with. srinptomB 61 appenflicltis. and ordinary contracted diseases BUred very quickly. "Co nutter our trouble ma.y bo, have a FREE TAUv" with Dr. Slutde.

Hours 10 to fi; tiBFday. Tlmrneay, and Saturday nUhtu, 7 to untliiys, 10 to 12. Charg-ra treatment DR. FISK ELGIN, Expert in trefttment cf orlvate diseases, chronic VQ4 acute. Both sexea.

All consultations confidential. Uedlclna furnished, Frlcen moderate Hours. 9 ta 3 to 1 to la Pa. n- 'Phone M. T.

BAUJCS, M. PR. D. nan Specialist on Ltaetses ol the firla. Nerrous Syfftero, Hfart; KldneyB, Stomncb, wtd other DlBeaaw.

Doctor's and medicine," $2. ConsultfttloJl tree. Tel, M. 2616. Hours, 10 to 11 4 to i.

oar, itth uid Giosed Suadark. DR. LEATHERMAN, WASRtNGTON'S LEADINO SPECIALIST On contagious blood, akin, and private diseases of roen And women. Diseases of'the kldueyi, bladder, liver, stomach, and torerec, tied. Jurnlsaea.

Adric. tree. Cli Ufc rt. Six Thousand Spend Fourth at the Hew Resort Everybody wore daisies and boys exploded firecrackers ag-ainst the roar of waters yesterday, at the opening of the Great Falls outing resort. The Old, Dominion celebrated the running of the first through cars, and the 6,000 yis- itors danced to national airs in tha Fourth of July spirit The 'first cars running from Georgetown, across the bridge over the Fcj- tomac, through deep cuts and along fields of flowers, skirting acres of lima beans and modern farm houses, to the hills near the falls, were loaded with, happy humanity bent upon pleasure.

Great Falls -was viewed by more people yesterday than in many months. The, Jutting rocks and moss-covered ledges were points of vantage, and all were taken. By 2 o'ploek in the afternoon the lanes leading along the George- Washington Canal bed were trarmpled 'by 3,000 persons, going to and from the springs. Shortl-" after 3 o'clock came the which had been delayed. Its arrival was greeted by regulation Fourth of July and one old darky, hold- Ing the center of the wooded stage, danced and.reeled and sang for the de.

lighted multitude. Then came the dancing. A flna breeze "blew through the pavilion, and when "Dixie" was struck up by the musicians the day was opened in reality. An eager crowd surged about the pavilion for hours, and as fast as one dance was over a new lot ot dancers DENTISW. TBBTH WITHQTTT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING: no pain, tool, net, and last longer than natural teeth; shrunken facw made normal; filling.

Dr. J. 3308 ttw. AT THE HOTELS. SCHEDULE OP EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

EFFECTIVE KAY IMS, Subject to change without notica. WEEK DAYS, COINS. RETORNINO. Lv. Dlflt.

Line SUtlop- Beftoh 9.25 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 2:80 P.M. 6:40 P.M. 7:46 P.M.

P.M, 8 SI A.M. "12.45P.M. 3.16 P.M. 6:00 P.M. 8:00 P.M.

10:00 P.M. SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS. 11:00 A.M. 12:46 P.M. 1:30 P.M.

3:10 P.M. 3.00 P.M. 5:00 P.M. 4-00 P.M. 8:00 P.M.

7:45 P.M. 9:00 P.M. P.M. 10:00 M. PAtJL Y.

WATERS, General NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY. SCHEDULE IN MAY 27, IMS. Leaves Washington, P. K. R.

Station, Sixth and Etreeta. 7.3a a. points oir" Norfolk and Western; also KnOiMlIe, Chattanooga, and Mem. 'pita. JO TO p.

Bristol, Winaton- Salem. KnojtvlUe. Chattanooga, Memphis. New Orleans. Through Steepens.

Dining Cars. For Norfolk--Leave Washington 4:30 m. dally, 10-50 a. m. daily.

Arrive Norfolk 11.20 a. ra From B. CT Station, 4.05 dally. Berry- xille, Luray; ghenandoah, Elfcton Pallman Parlor Car Trains from the Southwest arrive pennail- ranli Station, 5:62 a. w- and 3 40 p.

All Information. Fourteenth street and New Yort (Bonl Building). We will loan you 550 and vou will have nothing to pay until you- get your check In October. All transactions strictly confidential. Private offices.

"The Liberal Company" CITIZENS 409 Commercial W. Cor. 14th and Sl3, Take to floor. Vacation Time Is flaring tna months ol Jtine, July, and August. Every one needs money to go away Tnfs is too beat place to get It, as our rates are the lowest in the cUy.

Call or 'phone Main 3B09. Surety Loan Co. Room I Warder Bldg. Cor. 9th Sts.

CAM. TIP MAIN amropea to suit your AH ar- rangemenU ttpotcd as strictly No ItTS no ptnbarraFSment, TPrv low ratrt RELIANCE im AND TRUST OOf Sevenfi Street 'N'orthwest. MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE Retail merchants, teamsters, boarding-houses, without security; largest toujlnMs in 62 principal cltici, figrcolan BS ISti a. BOSTON--W. S.

Dobson, Bbbitt. Cirl F. Bietz, Raleigh. CHICAGO--Claries B. Weeks, C.

A. Currr, St. James. NEW YORK CUT--F. H.

Humphrey, Maudo tie Ogan. New A C. Ealsom, Harry- Raleigh. II. Foannan and wife, J.

RJlflj', St James Sinslown and wife, Willard. A. B. Tomkltts and Arlington. E.

TV: HawkteB. C. M. Hughes, National. H.

Henry and wile, St IITTSBUKG--Mies A S. Robson, New J. H. Paraoas and wife, St Jmes. RICHMOND, VA--W.

H. Hardtn. Riggs; D- J. KigjL and wife, St. James b'AN Ebbltt.

B. A. Newton, Georsa A Kewton, Miss Belllste, Ra- leleh. ST. LOUIS--D.

Crewman, Kew Willard. Mr. Mrs. John Kemp. Raleigh, E.

Monian and wile. National. E. Nfeleon and wife, St. James.

ALABAMA--James Wine. John il. Wing, Mont- goraeryi W. May, Birmingham, G. B.

McGraw, G. Jr Mias Anna McGraw, Blrmlagf- han, National Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Ausrlne, Mrs. G. B. Randolph, Ethel Randolph, Annlston, St. James.

ARKANSAS--Arthur Febr wire, -and child, New-, port, Arlington. CALIFORNIA--E Babcock, Las Angeles, St James. COLORADO--Mrs A WCiGa, Alexander Wessa, Ida Weesa, AHceyWessa. Piieblo. W.

Coieman, Denver. JohS Collins and wife. Sin Pueblo: Dora E. Leslie, Emma Waialcke, Denver, St. James.

GEORGIA--N. M. Wall, Tipton, National. Charles A. Glow, Atlanta.

St. James. GERMANY--E. A- Weber, Graf von Arnun, Graf von Blsmarck-Bohlen. Berlin, New F.

E. Lenke, Leubeck, St. Jamea. INDIANA--Edwin H. Hughes, Greencastle, Ebbitt.

Peru, St James. KANSAS--R E. D. Foyle, Fort Rtley, KbbltL A. J.

Conrad and wife, Topeka, Ralflgh LOUISIANA--William Remben. Rob(M-t B. Jones and wife, New Orleans, St. James. MICHIGAN--M.

E. ZerVes and wife, Detroit, Raleigh MISSISSIPPI--E. B. King, Hattlesburg, Ebbitt MONTANA--Ed. S.

Walker, Helena, St. James. NEBRASKA--Ida K- Jones. SL James. NORTH CAROLINA--F.

B. Mitchell and "aiUe, Ralejgh. 0. W. Loving, Charloue, National.

Miss M- Winslow, Marion, St James SEW HAMPSHIRE--Lieut. E.udolp.1 M. Thomas, Mrs. John B. Nixon, Fort Ethan Allen, Ebbltf.

NEW JERSEY--A. D. Burton. Newark," Raletgh. Mrs.

R. Colgan, Jersey City, St James NSW YORK STATE--Jacob Lee. Brooklyn, Ebbiit C. Perkins and wife, Albany, Raleigh. Mrs S.

H. Allans. Auburn. J. M.

Scott, Syracuse, Mrs. F. iewls, Brooklyn, St. James. OHIO--Charles L.

Morris, Colnmbus W. Hammond, Cleveland; J. Cook. Col. A.

C. Dunmead, Barberton, National. Theodore F. Brown, Cincinnati; Albert Daniel and wife. Cincinnati.

PENNSYLVANIA--Fred Keeney and wife, Stecllonr Mrs Keeny, Lerry Church, St James. RHODE ISLAND--P. F. AraolJ, Providence, Ebbitt SOUTH CAROLINA--R Wallace and Edwin Hirsb. Kingston, Rlggs.

F. Slinste and wife. New Wlllara. TENNESSEE--T Hunrnhrev and D. E.

Co- rassa, A Armstrong. Nasn- ville. Mrs. Miss Lena Buffalow, Knoxvlllo. St.

Jajres TEXAS--G A. Culberson. Dallas. Shoreham. J.

A. Kemp and wife, Wichita Falls, New Wlllard- A IRGINIA--James Bradley and Bradley, Clifton, Rlggs. John B. Klmberlv, Old Point Comfort: F. J.

For, Greenwald, Black W. Smith Berrvllle; James W. Thurman, Clifton, 8. Thomas, Fredencksbure, Ralelch. Carl Rhoadcs.

Blne-. mont; Matel Bairows, Arlington J. W. Case and wife illf. Eugene Bode.

JJrs. A. Fmy, Mry Hughes FrederJckTjurs, St. Ta7r.es. WISCONSIN--R Secnns anil r) N'oralpv, Milwaukee.

Shoreham Plant La rrosse, Ra- leuh BOLIVIA--il Crespo and Senora La Pftz, New Willard. were admitted. The arrival ot every car was greeted by a shout from those on the ground, wha seemed to feel that the more present tha merrier would be the day. The so called by the merry throngs, was comprised of two cars and a locomotive from, the elevated road of New Tork City. Its first two trips were made on schedule time, but after that It was hardly a matcii for the- swift electric cars.

So. many more people desired to. go ta the opening than the cars could accommodate that the mitgolng crowds filled tlw cars until late in the evening. Few persons desired to return to the city until late, and the capacity of the road was tested. Hereafter, just as fast as the cars can be secured the be increased.

Bui it was the first day of through cars, and the people were more enthusiastic to see the Great Falls than the company had anticipated. The run over the last rmla of track was made safely by all cars. Bv next Sunday or soon thereafter a loop will be put in at tfce Falls, which will quicken the time. LOTA PARK IS FIOdDEB. Big Reservoir Bursts, but No Serious Damage Is Done.

Luna Park'had a narrow escape yesterday morning from going into material liquidation, for the big reservoir the hill above it gave away, and a flood swept down over the grounds, loading the floors of the buildings with a silty mud. No serious damage was -done, however, since the buildings, are on raised foundations. The capacity of the reservoir 1s 400,000 gallons, but it was not full, fortunately, at Uie time the banks gave way. The -recent heavy rains are partly to blame for the accident, and the way the reservoir 'was built did the rest. It wai made by packing the earth for embankment around the top of the hill instead of by digging into the crown of the hill.

Prompt work of the employes cleaned up the park, so that there was no interference with the pleasure of visitors. The railway tracks were not affected. KEGEO ASSAULTS ICEMAN. Caught in Act of Stealing, He Kicla Driver in the Face. When caught stealing a chunk of.ioa from a wagon at Second and streets southwest last night, an unidentified ne- gro kicked George W.

Bryan, thejlriver. the face and so badly injured him that he required medical attention at the Emergency Hospital. The assault took place shortly after o'clock. While Bryan was delivering lea in 3, house, the negro entered wagon. Seizing a large cake in his hands, ho started to get out As he did so, Bryan appeared and demanded an 1 explanation.

Instead of replying, the negro raised his foot and kicked the driver in the jaw, knocking him to the ground. He disappeared with the ice before 'the stunned man could give an alarm. After receiving treatment at the Emergency Hospital. Bryan notified the of the assault and furnished a description of the negro. Fifty Against Two.

It Is not reasonable to expect two of outing to overcome the effects of fifty weeks of confinement. Take a -bottle of Hood's SarsaparJUa along ou. Three doses, da iy, nt this great tonic will do more loan anything else to refresh rour bloo3. overcome your tired feeling, improve your aopetite, and make jour sleep easy an4 restlul. INEWSPAPERif NEWSPAPER!.