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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-18


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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-06-30
A JOB FOR 700 TURKEYS.
EMPLOYED TO RID AN ORCHARD OF
GRASSHOPPERS.
There Was An Army of the Insects,
and They Had Eaten Every Leaf
From Every Tree Over an Area
of Five Acres.

W. R. Birmingham of Oakland, few
years ago, purchased large tract of land
in the river bottom below Pollasky, and
has since put out over Is, 900 fruit trees.
There vas small orchard On the place
when he purchasedit, and these older
trees are in full bearing, while peach
trees but three and four years old have
borne large crops. The soil is deep silt
and very fertile. Mr.. Birmingham put in
large gasoline engine and pump and
pumps water from the San Joaquin river
to irrigate them.
Th9 orchard presents a very thrifty
appearance, and all the trees that are old
enough are laden with fruit.
Last Thursday an army of 2rasshop-
perS came down from the hills to the
southeast and invaded enc corner Of The
orchard. They were too young to fly
much and could only hop and crawl, but
they had voraciOus appetites, and in a
few hours had eaten every leaf frorl ev-
cry tree over an area of five acres.
There was in the garden tract nearly
everything in the vegetable line, but the
hOppers showed no preference whatever,
eating everything clean as they went.
Squash vines that were very thrifty, each
of which covered space of perhaps six
feet square, were eaten off clean. Straw
berries we're eaten without cream and
every berry and vegetable in the garden
went TO fatten grasshoppers. And there
were millions upon millions Ofshoppers
and hoppers. They are not of the seven
teen year variety, either, but just com
mon everyday fait6ful grasshOppers
with mountain appetite. AS their
wings are not large enough TO enable
then TO indalge the disposition SO preva-
lent in both man and animal to hurry on
to other localities in search of greener or
better pastures they just hop and crawl
upon the trees and vines and eat, and
eat, and eat. 1t does seem as if they
can eat for twenty-fOur hours without a
rest.
Mr.. Birmingham at once put an adVer-
tissment in the Republican that he want
ed thousand turkeys. A wagon load
of turkeys passed through fresno yes
terday morning en- route to Poilasky, but
| he wants all he can get.
AS an experiment Mr.. Birming ham
mixed with quart of middling and a
quart of bran one pound of arsenic and
set the mixture before the invading
army. They ate with relish and
marched onward, right on. He says lie
! didn't find dead grasshOpper.
Two years ago the hoppers invaded
the same orchard. Mr.. Birmingham
| found a Portuguese no had band of
700 turkeys and at once made arrange
ments with him to bring his turkeys
down to the orchard and camp there.
The owner of the turkeys had several
we'll trained shepherd dogs and with
their aid twenty-five turkeys were allat-
ted to each row of trees and herded
slowly along, eating hoppers. Men
were sent in advance to shake the hop
p.rs from the trees and the turkeys did
the rest. The hoppers were totally de-
stroyed and the orchard saved. Fresno
Republican. q
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-06-30
The EDITOR HAPPY THERE.
MANY CARLOADS OF BLACKBER-
RES IN A MISSOURI TOWN.
Grew on l 500 Acres of Ground, and
$1,000 Pickers Have Besieged
the Place.

A press dispatch from Liberal. Mis-
souri,, says: The rush of blackberry
pickers to Liberal is unprecedented
being even greater by several thous-
and than the thrOng of strawberry
pickers which besieged Sarcoxie
month ago. Altogether, including
women and children and home pickers.
$4,000 would not underestimate the act
ual. number of people already on the
ground, and it is estimated that the
number will be swelled to 10000 by tfe
latter part Of next week. A'great many
OF the early arrivals were professional
tramps, who came more for the novelty
of the occasion than anything else.
These did not tarry long, but gradual
ly gave way to men who came here to
work. Picking commenced this morn
ing in some of the fields, but very few
berries were gathered, as they are yet
unripe and unfit for the market. BY
the first of next week picking will be-
gin in earnest, and things will be boom
ing from that time on. The acreage is
placed at l 800, acres and the number
of crates is estimated at 10000, or
about 100 car loads. There are a num-
Der of commission men present from
several leading cities, and the rivalr
that has sprung up among them prom
Uses handsome figures for the first car
load shipped.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-06-30
Did You Ever

try Electric Bitters as remedy for your
troubles? If not, get bottle now and
get relief ibis medicine has been found
to be peculiarly adapted to the relief and
cure of all Female Complaints, exerting
wonderful direct influence in giving
strength and tone to the organs. IF Won
have loss OF appetite, constipation head
ache, fainting spells, or are nervons
sieepless, excitable4 nae ahcholy or troub,
led with dizzy spells, Electric Bitlers is
the medicine you need Healch and
strength are guaranteed bv its use. Fiftv
Gents and 81 at Sale-Davis drug store.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-06-30

into melon field. BY agreement the
companions all ran, leaving him alone,
firing pistols IN the air as they fed. The
lad ran 10 his home as rapidly as he
could, entering the house and falling in
20 his mothers arms an idiot for life.
He is The best natured person il the asy-
lum. He is very witty, though he does
not know it, angering when his remarks
are followed by laughter. He is quite
playful. Strange to say, lump at
certain times becomes prominent on his
forehead. 1t is then that he is full of
life, harmless trickery and animation.
In few days this lump recedes. The
forehead becomes smooth. The patient
is then listless and silent.
The man who declares he owns every
horse and buggy on earth, the maker of
the universe and the lieutenant of God,
aud the man who rs continually chop
ping wood are there. There is the pa
tient who will threaten you with punish
ment if you contradict him when he tells
you that he weighs 6,371 pounds. He
really weighs about 1870 pounds and says
his spirit weighs the balance of 6,371
pounds. There are several who sit in
their chairs and rock and laugh for
any dor he sees open and will try to
prevent it being closed. A patient IN
another building at all times, except
when at meals, has his mouth full of wa
ter. If spoken to he will expectorate the
water, answer you and make haste to the
drinking place to again fill his mouth
The ian who has a great invention will
beg you to back his enterprise for him.
he will not disclose the nature of his in
vention but will quietly tell you that he
needs $4,000 capital.
There is at least one inmate who be-
lieves that patient merit brings reward
Locked in his room, he moistens his
fOrefnger in his mouth and commences
rubbing it on the floor. He keeps at it
till he really lDosens the wood bit.
From this humble start he can and does
make such progress as to remove planks
from the flooring and make big holes in
the ceiling of the room below him. He
can draw large nails from boards, using
his teeth. He does not attempt to break
out but does this damage to the building
as a pastime.
Another patient at times imagines that
he has taken large dose of morphine.
He lies on his bed and swoOns away as
if under the influence of the drug, be-
traying on his face many evidences of
the real m rphine influence. The pa
tient who believes that the drinking wa
ter is poisoned suffers much from thirst,
but is forced to drink it occasionally.
Quite often has patient made big
holes in the brick walls of their rooms
When detected no implement whatever
can be found around and it cannot be
surmised how the work has been done.
One man keeps company of soldiers at
the bottom of the sea- They eat nothing.
Their duty is 10 guide him to heaven
| when he dies.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-06-30
A BUSY CHAPPIE.

This is the list of changes in the
dress of the chap who has arrived in
New York to show the natives there
how to dress, says the Boston Herald !:
IL a. Unchanged stripedsilken pa
iamas for brOwnssack suit.
l p. Unchanged brown sack suit
light frOck suit.
2p. Unchanged light frock suit for
navy blue serge REFER suit.
$50 p. Unchanged navy blue serge
REFER suit for evening dinner suit.
1l.80 p. Unchanged evening dinner
suit for white silk paiamas, with polka
dots
Let's thank the Raines law that he
didn't retire with his boots on.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-06-30

Johnson's Chill and Fee
yer Tonic is a ONE-DAY
Cure. 1t cures the most
stubborn case of fever in
"a Hours.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-06-30

Some for en-, some for twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered from
piles and then have been quickly and
permanently cured by usilg DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Sal7e, the grea remedy for
piles and all forms of skin diseases.
SALE-DAvIs DRUG Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28

FOR RENT
1716 n, 13r, eel, mi $50. 33
1747 18th, Tor, mi. 1900
lO35-28 Lime kilns. rs. 90
CO. Nd az ne. l2r.
2b, Gel. .........75.0 90
300 E, 22r, mi. 1900
f7l3 P,Sr, furnished. 90. %
1712 G, l1r q ba,
Gel. mi. ..........5 81. 50
611 9th, 10r&b, mi. 55. so
723 18th, lar&b, mi sc. so
454 d, 6r&sto. Gel. 5000
1898 10th, Or. eel. mi. Is. 80
2106 Pa av, 11r&b, mi4S. sol
POST ii, 11r&b. mi. 40. 81
Big 18th. 10rdtb, mi 20. so
1918 H, Or. mi. ....40-0 %
l120 Is, Or. sto, Gel, MILD. 90
2325 Pm AZ. Tor. 1878
2139 L st, Tor. "a. 50
TIT 10th, 9rab. mi. 81 s.
2210 !, 6r. mi. ....-32 so
214 ID -, Sr&b. mi. 30. 50
2135 X, 6r, cei, fni.30. so
825 2lst. Sr&kb. mi 80. 50
706-S 22d. Or, b. Gel nib SO
120S 10th, 1r, Gel. mi 81. 90
1884 9Th. 6r. MI ;. 80. 50
00e 2lst. Or. Gel. M. ~. so
Oil 18th. sto. Wig IS 90
2413 Pa nv. Or. mi % 50
% Quincy ne. 6r. -. so
2617 K. Tr. mi. 50,
1921 L. 6rSb. mi. . % 30
go 24th, 6r. mi. =. q. 30
1913 L. 9r. over sfo. b. 30
1918 4, store Is. 90
tu&th WESCOTT &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28

1214-16 18th. ar, mi %. 80
2l47 II, 7r&b, mi. %. 20
23ll a2d. T-, mi. >. ID. so
1921 Pierce III. Or. %. 80
524 I'D, Or. Gel. 20. so
172 1Ith Sc, Sr&b. ~. 80
26lS L, Or, eel, mi . %. 50
2022 L. 6r&b, mi. .2O.50
1918 50th, Or. 20. 80
607 10th, Or, wa. 1880
713 I'd. Or, NIL .....2. 40
206 i ne, Gr&mi. ..1s.50
2a20 Olive. Gr. mi. is. so
2694S L, 0r&cel, mi. 1880
2226 @, 7r, wa&g. rs. 20
5l2k @ ne, 6r&cei. .11.30
Ill 18th. 9r&sta .16. 90
1340 2Sth, Or. eel, w. 49, 80
900 n II nv. Or, w.15.30
Biightw'd. Or. eel. W 80
30 Myrtle, Or, w...14.00
l72s Z. Or. wa.....is.5o
4lS 2lst. Or, w-....13.30
1925 18th. Or, wa. 1880
e03 l.. r'r. 5r, al. 12.50
1909 Chacs ct, Or.
Gel. w-...........12.@
l0{-6 2lst. Or, wa. .l2.30
92S 9th ssr. Or. wa IL. 90
f0sselfs ct, draw. .ll.40
1890 18th. Ar, wa IL. 20
4e2 La nye. once
rooins- IS. 10 & 1900
slS 2Sd: 81. w......1o.J0
1877 2sd, 5r. 10. 90
3025 Sherman av-5r. 10. 90
WILCOX, 1907 Pa. nve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28
Per mo.

Per mo.
Columbia ave, Col
Heights, 12r&b. $50. 90
21st n X, 12r&2b. $4,000
s n 18th. 13r&2b. $4,000
E Cap n 18th. 11r
& 1 ba. .S125. 90
10th n p. Crib. .S125. 90
De Sales st n 18th,
12r and b. .....$l25.W
q II 14th, 13r.&b. $13.O
Il n 21st. 10r&b. .$125.O0
Corcoran st n 18th,
Or md b.......$100. 90
K n 10th, I2r&b. 500. 90
l. n 18th, 10r&b. $4,000
Riggs n 17,10r&b. 800. 90
Takoma Park, Car
roll av, 13r&b. 800. 90
1896 RI av,10r&b. $1,000
T n 10th. 9r&1b. $500
10Th n X, llrNb.. .$S-33
10th n U, 2r&1ba $3.50
Flat Noe, B&O. TrSi0 90
Corcoran st n 10th,
Tor and b. sec. 90
Riggs n is, 9r&b $50. 90
18th mr. Stoughton.
Tor ard bath. 5000
21st n II. 10r&b.
'ly to TuOS. ]. FISHER
Oc23-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28

FOR RENT-OR SALE-DFSIRABl.E CORNER
dwelling, on 18th st. above Dupont Circle: has
never been occupied. TYLER & RUTHERFORD.
1907 st. NV. org-1sf-
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FOR RENT
122S f st NV. 10000
1918 Il NV. Office. so. 90
1917 10th NV. Sr&b 80. 90
141o Kenesaw. 9r&b 81. 90
924 sd ST. l0r&b- 40. GO
2l41 \ NV, 1nr&b. 40 81
1923 1 NV. Sr&b. sta 40. so
1921 N II av. Grab. 40. 90
2S22 14th NV. Sr&b. 40. 90
1901 Whitney ave
NV. store. $3.50
1868 III ay NV. 6r&b 81 50
PIG 18th, 1r&b. sta. u. 90
oc16-tf DEEBLE q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28

IFS y sc. Sr&ba. % 80
SIS LIST Sc, sr&b. .2l. %
ial5 18TH Or tcolb- ~. 40
1905 Meridian ave,
Mt Pl. Crab. 20. 90
hl2 LIST Sc. 6r&b. ..la.oo
3S3 h ne. str&dw. Or. ls.J0
81 10th ne. Crab .ls.50
ll21 Harvard stool
Hts. Or. wa. -l6..,0
141o Pa av NV. 3r&515 10
1912 Pr'sp't NV, Sr. wi4.oo
12os Ward ct, ir,w.lO.o0
Re- 1864 K. sr t,OD.S.uu
CO., 1919 + st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28
FOR RENT-FURNISHEI

FOR RENT-FURNISHEI
Per mo.
18th n H,I9r&2b. $4,000
VT av n Q.20r. ID. S3T5. 90
1923 18th, 14r&2b 1898. 33
Conn av n /. 12&3b. $500
Mass ave mr. Thomas
Circle, 16r&b. $500. 90
VT av n X, Ter, 2b. $500. 90
Conn ave n N, 16r
and 2 b. $500. 90
Mass av n is. 19r. $500. 90
Mass av n 18th,
15r&3b. 1921. 81
NJ n 18th, 1Or&2b $275.o 90
10th nr Mass ave.
15r and 2b. $3.50. 90
VT av n X. 14r,3 b. $4,000
II n 14th, iSr&2b $3.50. 90
Il l ay n Is. l2r.$25O.0 90
18th n NJ. 12r&b. $3.50. 90
Dupont circle n Z
st. 1Sr and Oh. 5000. 90
Z n 21st. 13r&b. $500. 90
Mass av n II. i3r. 10000
Vt av n L. 1Sr&b. 500. 90
7 n IS, 13r&2b. $500. 90
14th n l., 17r&2b.S i66."7
Mass av n Is, 13r.$lG6.67
n n Goth, 13r&2b. $3.50. 90
Q n I'D, 13r&b. $4,000
For full particulars apl
& co 1924 II ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28
IS YOUR RENT TOO
BIG AN ITEM OF EXPENSE?

You know what you pay for rent II you have
house. You know what you pay IL You
board. Come to US and do little figuring;
We will prove to you that we can make you
the owner Of a small large, cheap or ex-
pensive house, and that your expenses will be
less than they now.
WESCOTTT, WILCOX & HIESTON,
Real Estate and Insurance,
1907 Pa. ave. NV.
$500 insurance IN furniture only costs So Der
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28

FOR RENT-RENTS GREATLY REDUCED-CoR
store and dMlg.. 6SS st. s.w.; Sl2 SO. II De-
frees; SIP. a32 sw.; SO. LBS Wylie me- !;
$10.50, 1881 4th; 81. $40 Lettie sw.; 81 e.
A. MCINTYRE. a24 NV. oca2-ft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-TO BUY A FARM, 100 ACRES on
more: state price and full particulars, or no
notice viii be taken. Address FARMER. Star
once. ocs,S- 3ts
FOR RENT-A FARM OF 70 ACRES NEAR THIS
city; splendid land for truck. small fruit or
dairy; rent low to the right party.
r. A. PHILLIPS
cczS-1w 100 1ith st. n.w
FOR RENT-FARM OF 200 ACRES NEAR
Great Falls. Va: school and church: good
neighborhood and healthy locality; only $40 rer
mo- K. A. PHILLIPS 100 18th st. NV. oc25-iu
FOR sAIE-oR EXCHANGE ron CRY PROP
ersy-A farm md mill property, about 20 acres
Inquire OF J. ROSS C0LHoUN, warder building
cc13-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28

o near 10Th, 12r.
Per annum. ......1, SEQ
10Th near r, 12r. lis
LAT So, Tor, 2 baths $50
10th near u, lar. $50
z near 10th, 10r- Fps
Q near 22d, 14r.2b. 100
s near 18th, 9r. -. 1.5l
oc26-tf Il. d. HOLTZM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28

18Th near 1, 15r. BIB. $50
10th and Wyoming
ave, 1Sr. $50
10th near T. 14r. loo
18th near /, Or. sta. SO. 33
Riggs near 18th, Or. .55
9th & Md ay NE. ar. SIS
An, 10th and F SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-28

ocio-u DEEBLE d o., 1913 Il ST. NV.
FOR RENT-BY JAS +. SHEA. G32 PA. Ay. NV.
lUO st. NV, store and dwelling. 500 90
1867 = NV. st&dw. 81. 90 403 \ me- Ia 30
le29 Corcoran. ec. %. 50 4Is o sw. Or ....is51
241 14th sw, Or. 200 81 10th ne 5r.lI 80
431 Az sw. st&dw. IL IS 22i3 10Th NV, 5r. BID
4Sl = sw, 1r .-. I'D 1887 AZ sw, 5r. 1000
Dos 1th Sc. 6r.- .15.Oo 1896 sc, 6r.......9oo
ocl6-tf
FOR RENT-oR SALE-AT $ls.5oo-ls12 10Th
St NV: 13 rooms; all modern corvenences;
beautifully decorated: near Dupont Circle; half
square from Metropolitan electric cars most de-
sirable location In the city <G5 per month";
ocs-f JAMES A BATES CO.. i407 + st. NV.
FOR RENT
ms NV aease,. $50; 1913 NV. tfurnlsh.
seii-tf HERBERT A. GILL. 1919 81. NV.
FOR RENT 1926 Corcoran. 7r 2ooo
1902 2lst, fur'd. 1920 Sans n eel Or is 30
1923 2lst, fur'd. =. as. co 2o15 Sd uw cr1ss9
2Io6 Pa ar, Tor 800 i2sS Sd 81 sf..ie 30
2l4D L NV, eel ar. 80. 45 COS l4th NV nicely
l0l sc. Gel. 12r. -25.5g fur'd room only s 90
~ l2S5 10Th NV, o. "a 90 The Stanton Flats for
lJo6 y Cap. cel.6r 2050l colofed tenants
ocl2-u III. l. RUST, COS 14th St NV
FOR RENT-REDuCED 10 S45 PER Mo-TfIE 4
story, 12-roon, ami. residence 1905 NJ St NV:
furnace heat; large cellar and yard; In first-cass
condition Apply to OWNER. SO 9Th vt. NV OILS
FOR RENT-CoR. FLORIDA AVE. AND sr
NV; just completed; 3-story and basement lwg:
IL rooms: AMI; steam heat. $500
oc9-tf JAMES r SHEA. 632 renna. ave. NV
FOR RENT-iOO2 N ST. NV; NEW: STONE
hot water heating: all In best order; $50 81 pcr
month. -
GEO W. LTNKINs
seAs-u 500 10th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsIlIcD.


F log r. Hff Ssras $50 90 ,SIs FLA ay'Ssdw
rs iath NV. iotSb 800 Aha. each. a' "a 70
1905 q NV. 1or&b. 80. Sc 2lis T. Or wairr Il 90
Cheap houses for colored l. naHts-Iist AT ofs
ee2. GEO. W. LINkiNS. SO isjh st NV.
For PENTHOUSE 2os7 II ST. NV; IL ROOMS.
OF wsscorr WILCOX. 1877 Pa ave. NV s.'''
FOR RENT-orFIcE OR STORE ROOM 20,
Sc ave NV ior $50 5oiiai s r. 4 $40 81
i THd bs.A w. sf i E E AZ q f., nv 81
TOR Ri;NT-sI4 ST NE. BRICK pwiaI-
cagl,sl WALTER H. MARION SiS AS st. near S.e.
FOR RENT-Ar SIS A MONTH, DECIDEilIY
the best house in the city for the rent that nice
wide house 20 ~ st. NV; inrge rooms and
oc2se STONE 4 FAIRFAX. so5 / II. NV W.
FOR RENT-THAT LOVELY HoI'sE iaG ..ls.. SST
ne. stories and cellar; exceptionally choc. To-
o~:7-2t STONE 4 FAIRFAX. soa p 81. NV
FOR RENr -5I9 9TH" ST NV NEAR II.
masnifioent f-stcIy residence; wide front. re-
oc2I-at STONE q FAIRFAN SOC r ST. NV
FOR RENT THE BEAUTIFUL. ouRNER DWELL
ing 100 Mass ave. ne; IL roorls and bath; az
yer, very low rent TO good tenant. sw. S. MINNIX.
FOR RENT-aO9s I4TH ST. " ", . ROOMS AND
bath, onE $40 per month Also sol East Cap
it,, as,' rooms and hath; only $40 per month, Also
per per month Inquire of FRANK T. BROWNING.
fIo ath 81. NV. oc2s-tr
FOR IENT-THAT VACANT House SIfoII.D re
rented; No ENcUsE. Give Us trial.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
- oc-o s,'u'tnot so6 81. NV.
eight s,S y, rooms and bath. F. D. MAaow.
se-stu.th&s-u 40 Corcoran building.
FOR RENT-A DELIGHTFUL HOME FoR
i h,iii s. FAMILY; s brick house. lot 4l,lie T. 2li
Residence of owner. 30 9Th 81. So. oc2ss. tth.s'
FOR RENT.2l4s AND 2i5I FLORIDA AVE NV.
desirable location n, ana r.p;s s rooms sy
$500 Apply TO HILL n JOHNSTON, i!sl;
Iellna. avenue NV. Oc4lm-
1 5tsa H Is,N 90, s3S 9th Sc, 5r.....l4 30
NV s.s ,Ss s ss n s s;is & 80
4s4 I nw Tr ami % e5 av se Or 80
40 ~ NV 7r. .2oco EOS rath Sc. ell ~
o12s. stn&th ROBERT L BRADLEY. 1893 st.
1917 18th NV 500, sas ,'n ne. eSssto. Is so
i ,s Whitney av,sto q 80 l2cs Ward e. Ar 1905
ssI llih sw. q 80 R'r 1854 X. ir ,cuI $40
ms 18Th q ico1 5oi5 i22s NV, st' SSi quo
1905 Meridian av. 1919 + NV offi~ss".--
5i2 Ist sc.Grb& ,ei iSoS 1873 S n n@sr6'ssa--
FOR RENT-Ioll ST. NV, 2-SToRY- BAY
wina2w brick rooms; IL perfect order. Apply
oc25-et ~ - NV
FOR RENT-oFFiCE OF JOHN l.. WEAVER COR
~ 18th and sts NV. Telephone lioI.
lsol IL Y NV, l2r.S33o 44l-tj % nw 20 80
l32',-3l NV, 11r. .55. 90 3l9 Spruce nw sr =, Ri
90 Il, Office. LIST Il. s5t Stable Isth..NY nv ~ al
1880 7r...--...-3 80 1917 r NJ. Or. Id, 10
IT, l4th NV. sto 100 33lS z st, 7r......IG5p
ssS Spruce nw sr. .=o5o Coz nw, r......i5 20
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isSS ION Al $3.50 1914 10TH st $500
.dii II ST.. ----2.ovo Gil 18th st........75.UU
i i2ta H. s21ooI ec22 IS vJ
i aoo y 81 l5otY sl2 18Th stu. .5OtU
1923 18th lbs .ocl .12g 18th ST AZ ,al
1447 Mass ave. .. 1925 Osi .22 81 ~ ~ al
W. Faragvt 3d.. 81. o6 .t3 ID ST se. is oo
80 J, ~ o3.iS d-- 10TH 81 13 81
ALSO large LEI Of Desirable furnished houses
FITCH, EON n BROWS,
oe-u 14o6 G NV.
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SEE OUR LIST OF FURNISHED HOUSES IN
ANOTHER COLUMN.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & Co,
oc2S-t 1924 ST. NV.
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TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BOARD. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
At tie American House, It'll ST. and Pa ave-
10 the best In the city. only SIS per mo. dining
rooms :rd kitchen rentted and rewly furnished:
electic lights snd fans: special accom- n,odat
for ladies'. CHAS. w. LEANNARDA. Prog.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

J. T. BATES. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND ATI-
ditor 81 Washington Loan and Trust bldg-Ac.
counts OF corpora TONS Aims and individuals ex.
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FOR RENT 1900 Lydecker av, Tor 30
1919 19thcor Gre av.s10o 1l05 NV, 12r&b. 100
1919 VT av nw,Sr,b. % 80 931 NV. 10r&b .25
1911 NV. furnished 123 1927 DeSales NV IL n IS
20 Wash cir, 12l&b. Is 2s0l = NV, 9r&b. .33 30
sl3 NV, 1or.. 80 2S;S Q NV, 9rSb. .30.5p
l!5o Greg ay, l1r&b. 90 453 NJ NV. furnished. 80
1876 Chapin. SrcEb 30 1919 VT NV fur'd. l25
l244 Union ct sw or.. 4 1l47 Lingers ct. Or TO- so
1885 Corcoran 30 1920 10th, Sr&b. 81
se25-32t' TYLER & RUTH ERFORD, 1907 + ST
FOR RENT-l209 S NV, l1R.&B STA .S55 90
Il mr. 10th, 14r&b. SScS.:4 449 LIST Sc, 7r&b 20 so
1885 NV 13rSb. 900 1900 K gum III Or b. &c 30
Store 14th & . NV 5000 L mr. I'D NV 6r&b Is so
COrcoran 18th, 9r. 800 Store 11th&Q NV. 20 90
RALPH W. LEE. COG 14th NV. cPhone 2OI9D
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1909 d ne. 1880 Drookl'd houses. $50 up
2l0S Ward pl sr. .s3 so $50 Whitney av. Or. ID 80
THE McLACHLEN REAL ES AND LOAN CO.,
oc23-n 10th and G SITS NV.
FOR RENT
1T29 Q, 12r ...s $50. - ITO Greg av, Dr. s45. 90
1864 av. 14r.. 50 so 1892 st, 13r. 80. 90
1744 1T, Or. $500 1920 ST. Tor. -. 80 so
1880 s st, Sr. $500 1928 Corcoran l2r 81. 90
1422 18th st, Or. COL 1851 st. Tor. 35 90
21O4 LIST. new. Or. $500 2lOS 1st ST. Or new 90
1901 18th st, Sr. .25. CD ga whitney ay Or so
p Fa av, 1r % so 1906 Harew'd ay, ar % 50
NORTHEAST.
10s F, 7r. ........S2o.50 1870 st, $1,000
229 II st, 6r...... 1000 15S st, 20 so
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED HOUSES TO RENT FROM OWNERS
We have applications from first-class parties
wanting Lo'is.s. reEting al about $50 per month
TYLER * RUTHERFORD. 1897 + NV sell iots
WANTED YOU HAVE VACANT HOUSES WE
can secure you good tenants for them
We have customers buy modern houses
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FOR RENT-1633 18th ST. NV, GEORGETOWN
Heights; a colonial maEsion: 10 rooms and bath;
mod improvements beautiful oak grove and
lawn; excellent order: square of Metropolitan
line: partly furnished: low rent Apply 30io
DCmbarton ave- oc2C-3ts
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1907-9 14th st.; Broom apartments. complete In
all respects. Cell for prices and description en-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-0PPOSITE SMITHSONIAN PARK
bsy-window brick. 1ll2 Va. ave. s.w.: sr., hath.
cellar, etc:' newly papered reduced to $50.
Also. brick, 3il LIST st. me-. Capitol; Sr. I;
800 ALBERT T. FOX, $40 + st. NV.