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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
CUBA WILL BE FREE.


The Cuban convention came to ITS
senses after perceivlng the firm stand
OF the administration, concerning the
terms on which the island might secure
its political independence. 1t is very
gratifying TO note the rapidity with
which the movement for the freedom OF
Cuba has marched forward toward the
objective point, The shackles have been
smitten from the limbs Of the enslayed
Cen Of the Antilles Spanish oppras-
sion is now but a dreadful thing Of the
past The hand Of the llberator has
held the freed islanders gently in con-
troll and win sim guide, protect ana
wisely restrain them until full liberty
can be safey enjoyed, with no likelihood
OF foreign subjugaton or internal d.
vision Of fatal character.
The policy Of the United States in ref
erehce TO the island win gain the sun
port Of the vast majority Of the peapla
OF this country. Directors will be heard
from no doubt, for everything that Is
zone by officials belonging to domi-
nant party IS sure To be criticized NV
their political opponents and there are
iash people who take umbrage whom
'neF nasty notions and lmpracurabla
Weofles are not carried into effect o,
once regardless Of conditions and dir
cunstances that can for prudent DELAY.
ru'' is on the high road To comDie,.
independence and the liberty loving
people OF this great nation NAV consist
enuy rejoice over the influence eyertaa
~ 'he cause Of human freedom bv This
mighty republic. '''
While the situation as to Port, ni,,
ana the Philippines forms "a dos,-
en' problem to that now p,,r
solution In Cuba yet the spirit In which
Vur relations with the latter have h.,n
governed indicates the purpose Of ,ba
vnl'ed states to extend The blessings q,
80 '5 wherever our Gag shall float AS
lsst as the people living under n sbol
snow themselves fl for the duties and
, Ta. OF self-goyernmont
nov osnher Is ana must be the emblem
OF freedom throughout the world. '''' '''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
rnE "AMERIoAN PERIL"
Boston Transcript,

NJ. Des Tournelles de Constant. a
member OF the French chamber of dep
utles. Is nervous over the American
Naneoleons of INDUSTRY who, he says,
declare openly that their enterprise
means the conquest OF Europe ana US
economic ruin, That sounds as Il thls
particular French deputy had CON
founded what Napoleons Of Industry we
have with some Of the newspaper
writer's and lower grade of politicians
of the lingo type who comment on
them. Men capable Of developing our
great industries 10 the point OF suppW-
Ing foreign markets are not so snort
sighted as TO seek or even desire the
economic ruin Of Europe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

To fight the United States alone
would be bad enough, but to do battle
with both Of the big manufacturing ma
lions. for there would be no alternative,
Is prospect that might well appal an
statesman unless he had taken leave Of
his senses There is no remedy for the
continent in legislation. To compete
with us II must produce better or
cheaper goods, and 20 do that II must
buy American machinery and train It's
mechanics and operatives in the use Of
that machinery, The cost Of material
win inevitably be handicap, to which
cheap labor is the only set-off. 1t must
be admitted that the continental man.
ufacturers will have to fight against
heavy odds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

The French deputy who links the yam
kee peril with the yellow peril Is not a
pioneer. He has merely rediscovered
some of the discoveries Of the Austrlans
and the Germans, and is quite as IRA
tiOnal as they in presenting MS IDEAS
II, as he says, the Napoleons of Amerl-
can finance and industry are contem-
plating the economic conquest OF Eu-
rope. the hullaballo Of political assem-
blIes will not prevent Restrictive lesls-
lation can exert only a limited iniiu
euce at best
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

A portion Of the German press and a
portion Of the American press seem de-
termIned to create III feeling between
the TWO nations by Systematically rep
resentlng to their readers that the other
nation Is plotting against US. There Is
not one word Of truth in the assertions
of either class OF these agItators. We
are not plotting against Germany
and Germany Is not plotting against
US The merchants and manufacturers
OF each nation are seeking to so reduce
costs as to hold or acquire markets
and the governments Of the two coun-
tries are rendering such aid as they
egltlmately may
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
Chlcapn News


The best proof Of the truth OF HIS
stage presentations Of life Is 10 be
found In the attitude OF his public
which seems to have felt iustnctlvely
that the author was very close TO hui
man nature. In "Shore Acres" there
Is an abundance OF homely sentiment
and the teachings Of the play are high
and fine, but one will look in vain for a
line Of mock sentiment or Of cant. The
many thousands who have enjoyed Mr.,
Hefnes work as an actor and as dra-
matist undoubtedly had come 20 regard
him as holding a different and some.
what nearer relation than that Of the
ordinary popular actor This uncon-
sCious tribute TO his sincerity doubtless
could be readily accounted for by those
who knew the more personal side Of Mr..
Hernes lie, his breadth OF view. his
interest IN his fellow man and the en-
thuslasm with which he devoted him
self 20 tho more pressing economic and
social problems OF the day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

Hence Russia turns to the great pow
err in the new world, and seeks to ind
In America an ally that shall be OF use
ia her but shall not in turn be made
the master OF the Bear by any com
binatlon. offensive or defensive. Up TO
the time when Spain was taught a
much-needed lesson the United states
was regarded at best as a second rate
power that had the ability TO do great
things, but not the time TO spare from
lis money making TO do them. rms
state of affairs was just what Russia
wanted. "A nation that had abundant re-
sources but no military ambition. illled
all the requirements Of an ally TO the
Russian mind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

friend maker in the world Is commerce
The distinguished editor appears to
have caught some Of the alarm OF the
advocates OF a European zollyerein
The alarm in Europe Is amusing; in
America Il is absurd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
TRIBUTE TO HERNE,
Worcester Gazette.

James A. Herne blazed new path In
American dramatic art and deserves
the credit due pioneer. He was in ad-
vance OF the time In which he lived and
did not quickly secure recognition. but
he persevered and in the end the praise
accorded him was not lacking In hearti-
ness because belated. His peculiar
talents appealed particularly to New
England thought, and 1t was a marked
feature Of his career that In New Eng
lands chief city he achieved success at
a time when other larger cities passed
him by.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

While crossing stream in the Usage
reservation the superintendent of In
dian schools came near being drowned.
In faot. it was a Reel narrow escape for
IA. IaIV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

The new battleship Illinois is said to
be the fastest in the navy. Good, and a
great record to her, but there are no
names In the navy so dear to Amen-
cans as the Constitution, the Hartford
The Kearsarge and the Oregon. They
arc names with which to conjure and an
Inspiration TO Uncle Sans blue jeckets
for all time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

A PORTION OF the British press con-
tnues 10 condemn American locomo-
tIyes. and a portion of the British rail-
ways continues 10 try them. We have
the balance Of trade thus far, and that
Inakns the crlticlsm quite endurable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

Fame doesn't consist alone In filling
a niche In history Getting into an
ofice with a good salary and having
ona picture In the papers is also fame.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

The Deseret News congratulates Mr.
Ed. II. Callister on his appointment as
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the
district including Utah, Idaho and Mon
tana. He is in every way qualified for
the position. on the theory that TO
NE victors belong the spoils' he is en-
uu,d 10 the consideration shown him,
Tor he has been a faithful soldier In the
political hght and has served bis party
well II is gratifying to see the recog-
nton which Utah has received In the
Struggle that has been going on Tor this
Important place, The office is lucrative,
aud as IT'S headquarters will be trans
feued from Montana 20 Utah. salt Lake
ought to be well pleased with this very
suitable appointment We wish Col
lec,or Callister complete success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

A circus Is coming, And circus is
The very best evidence Of good times,
especially for the old ones who always
20 Dust to let the little ones see It,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

The path Of righteousness is not the
uodden path" says Boston phIloso-
pher Maybe not in Boston which is
famous for It's crooked paths
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

Emperor William has a very high
oplnion of-The Hague arbitration tri-
buual. He has a stu higher one Of the
German army.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

sc. St Clair McKelway, editor Of
the Brooklyn Eagle. has been talking
about the dangers OF American indus
trial expansion The expansion Is
great but IL Is not covering the whole
world like "a Noachiln food. It Is not
shutting up the factories and Wiplng
ou the Industries OF other lands. The
moment 81 does that 1t VIII cease to be-
than there can be TO wild nomadlc
to impoverished countries any more
more than there can be 10 Wild nomadic
tribes. Mr. McKelway seems to think
We are making enemies where we might
make fTisnds. The greatest International
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13

lIr Callister's appointment as coli
lector meets with the revenue stamp of
approval,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
these are cold days for the icemen.

strawberry festivals, overcoats and
fires are the order of the day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
rAsTFRN OFFICE

,a.ie5 Times Bullding, NeH , lors tl6felgn
tharseoi B. = oummi,9l o@e I ofies
Advertising, from our houo 0'"00
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-13
FLAG DAY.

SALT LAKE CITY JUNE ~ i'Y''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-03

FOR KENT-HOUSES-
large house of "a rooms. centrally located
near Mass. ave. NV; bath rooms steam and
hot air heat. and in excellent condition A
house easily adapted for boarding house hotel.
private school seminary A most reasonable
rent to good tenant.
A coy Groom and bath brick. near l4th st.
cars: large cellar; porcelain bath; newly papered
throughout; 5000 Apply to
VOLNEY EATON, The Portner,
de21-u 18th and L SITS NV.
FOR KENT-R. w. WALKER 4 son. 1905 F ST.
2513 18th ST. l2r ID 5000 l5l2 Both NV 6r& % 90
ls32Clne matt Ia. 2bi BOON Chevy Chase 90
IFS 2ist. i2r. 2b 1910 ls Del NV lie. or. 1880
CALI. AT OFFICE FUR COMPLETE BULLETIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-03
Dr. Leafherman.
ATTORNEYS.

CHARLES s. BUNDY,
Commissioner of Deeds for New York and all other
states and territories, Fendan building, cor. AZ
ct. opposite Cit, HaA Phone 1919 au23-4
LOUIS q PHILLIPS. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw, 1855
ct. E.w., Washington, d. Gu. y. Courts
Executive Departments, Committees Of Congress
cAMPBFaL CARRIyGToN, ATTORNEY AT-LAw.
. Webster Law building. sos D It. NV, Washing.
ton, u. @ Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats.
: New York ays. aua 9th q. NV. Se1e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-03

FOR RENT
$161.67. list NV, fur. 15r
-......l4th&B. foundry
3l35. {. N Ii ay, furn. llr
SIS. ....l 1905 n H av, 1sr
$S6. 1872 9th NV, up'r Dir
$S3.34....l423 Chaplin NV
$s3.34.227 Pa Az NV, st. DIV
$75.....12U6 q NV, office
SIS. DIS E Cap st. llr
$81. 81. .22l 4 Cap. l1f
$50. ..... 800 II NV, office
$50. Lexington. fur'd apt
$50. .1735 2Ott NV, i2r
$50. .1O7 Pa av. st&dw
SIS. &. .917 Il NV, llr
$55. 1899 Vernon NV, 12r
$50. l34S KENYON NV. l2r
S55. l229 2lst nv. 3r
$50. IS. 2543 18th NV, Tor
$5O.55. ITO r NV. 81
$45. 10. ....22O3 X NV, Or
$3.50. 1902 5 NV, 9r
$i3. 10. ....22Ol * NV, 3r
$1,000. 142y Staughton, 0r
x37 so. 1853 23d NV, 81
35.&....1712 Il NV. Tor
$50. so. ....l626 Q NV. Or
$35 .6l3 NY av NV. wareho
SIS. 80. 1924 X NV, stor.
$40. The Tridome, 6r'
$;W. .Tenleytown, u Z. sri
$50. 18th 4 I'hiia SITS. SRI
SO.....1227 E NV, store!
81. so. 14Ol 14fh NV. store
$26. 40. 49,. .635 A Sc, 7rI
: ,. IS. 1905 nth NV. SRI
e3.&. .......2S @ ne, Or
SO. $50 u NV, UrI
50. sol D NV. Offices
SIS. .Takoma Park. sri
For complete list Of pl
weekly bulletin.
de3-tf B. a. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-03

FOR RENT-A RARE CHANCE
AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
Can be rented at low figure. One seldom has
an opportunity to rent house in such perfect
condition. Beautifully papeed and decOra ted.
All woodwork newly oiled and pain ed Kitchen
walls puinted: windows Cleaned; floors oiled.
LOOK AT IT.
OPEN. Magnificent location, corner Of 18th and
Roanoke sts.. Columbia Heights; surrounded by
elegant residences; ~ rooms, all front roums; 2
splendid baths; HOrWAIER HEAT; ONE OF
Iur. MOST SATISFACTORY put in
house; large attic.
ja2-2t stone & FAIRFAX, 800 F st. NV
FOR RENT-1307 CLIFTON ST NV; IA ROOMS;
tiled oath; hhest location, overlooking city;
large lawn; ideal home; spacious porches two
stories; lot 5Oxl5O IT.; price, $50. Can be seen
open, call Room 8. Bliss bldg. de3l-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-03

no24-s. tu&th-u
FOR Rent l24l4 H, 6s. .la.Oo
las oregon ay. iir. Wv FUkSisHED. i''''
1871 18th. b. Or b. SIS Is III 81 mi
Gel, fur. 40. 80 ROOMS
1881 T. 11r,bcel, mi ~. 50 49, 4s6 La av, office
2SU3 =, 3r. b. mi. 5000 10 Inns $40 ami SIS 90
BTksmith shop alley. 4sG La as, b'.'t rs Il. 90
532 10th, Dce m2 so 7OS 10 +, large rs$5O. 90
1871 l.. 7r. b. mi. ~. 80 1902 Pa av. Ar sto,
1876 Kingman 6r. b, '''' 1908 Nj, sto&ar 900
Gel, mi. % so Goo 10th sw sto. Gel. Is. so
liz "a II, $50 .:D5 i. :r&sto W, s.1s.oo
722 18th. fit. mi 20 80 1855 L. 1r&ce W. T. so
1749 E. Or, b. mi. 80 1909 18th. 10 90
9 HlY;iiv HI b. cs 1906 M
946 z6th Or, stable. 1880 1912 G, 2scr .$1a.O
l3.1 10TH Or. W. .l5.3u 18th. 18th, l., NJ, les
2U22 FL. Or, 30 and side lot Is. 90
III me- Or. 1880 1l42 18th. SIS. VIZ Is. 90
ST. 18th. 81. W. $50 7l6 10Th, IS, wr.lwlo10
dea5-tf WEscorT wiI y, 1897 Pa ave- s'
FOR RENT-nY ROBERT H. STONE, sO4 NV.
727 9th ne. 7r ba.. 27.oO yl5 Sc Or, brick. $50
26 Mass. 7r. ba 1900 1888 s. 5r. brick. $40
de27-4tf
9srohY sRoo ON FRAME F D SvLnStAHI Il
$fSF sssS FEh IL no K E ShASLSS 1sSs
FOR RENT-BY H, L. RUST. sos l4TH ST. NV;
y Q NV, 9 rooms, bath, cellar. ........ $50 90
214s EroRE and rooms sa,i, and hath 1 1899
STOhE. cellar, rooms, l1l2 Conn ave.
STORE or OFFICE. ground FIR. COS 14th NV.
FOR RENT-N0. 1714 OREGON AVE. NV; .
rooms. bath. cellar and pantrles: newly painted
ro os,7 D THoMrssS 1885 ss, ny"
2o11 Kali av 11r. .$65 90 44o N NV. sr.... 80, SO
i245 Md az me- Or. Is ~ I5 I O. i6r Logo
~ a2ss Hf ne. ST. % 18Th me s9?u IS 9
L. ats19'f IT.. ~ l0y' 11ss 0s'0. z-O0
THk WASHINGTON LOAN AND Trust CO..
s. :s4 st. ol ee SIS al IL s. ne
l152 Corcoran. ST. .+9nc I5s 2'h st SCI 9r.. .lo30
io,so ~ store. To- ., he' II. 'o'oo
FOR RENT 81 \ st. sr&b. $3.50
1924 P st. i2r&b 1890 III X av. lor&b. 300
l4.3 Chaplin st lor b. 90 No. st. 2r $le&2So 90
400 ST, III 20. %. ou i-to otn 81. or&u iSoo
Zto ST. 'rSSD' 'o0'So olGes ID Metzerott DIG.
F,,R RE\T-
Louis ID Vie r Conrad Dodge
LOUIS D. WINE CO.
1904 st. NV
24O1 Mas. nv NV fur i34i Corcoran NV. or. $40
Dor ami ner vr So ON, ~. NJ, a., :,r a,,,i ~ 10
2sl6 18th NV, ami 10 1902 Pa .sto3o5o
:1s as av once r., sa,d@rs kSch
deG-f
-, 49, - ~, -, -
Ufs hENi-bt GEo W. LLNhENs. SUI 1911 81
lol ~ n' l4r ~ -, no LILO Fla ay store.
sS,i T sr. hksto.e. 1910 2lls +, Or wa:
823 10th NV. Ut, ba, Small houses for c0lOred
2a2 q Nv. 7r. wa. so, a, office.
STORES:
1913 Pa av NV. hne large IBIS Pa av nw.sto 5000
FEE 1sw wsnsea cellar f :Y1 qw opp
oe+-tf
FOR REST-UNFURNIsHED-
1903 K st. POS "a l22s 2lst 81 800 En- ~
Aiso large at OF Desirable fnrn,st ~ hor:ss ''oV
FITCH FOX + RR0WV
no23-tf 1905 IT. NV
=
FOR RENT.
Ro.m- ios r. A. ta2 n st sw. ........ 800
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EVENING STAR THURsDAYs JANUARY 8 1eo1-1e PAGES
FOR lighthouses.

tlNNIsHkD.
IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY.
PRICES FROM $3.50 TO 600 PER MONTH.
de4-tf J. " II Sso 5q fs Ave.
FOR SIMULTANEOUSLY FURNISHED HOUSE
on finest corner In District. overlooking entire
luxuriousy furnished and finished, ready for oc-
cupancy; steam heat: all water Uttered; LONG
Clifton st Rent By year. $3.50 90 per mo Rent
BY season. $s50o0 per mo. Open for inspection:
no16-tf
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
FOR nES S1 R. s Q noL ~; REAL ESTATE
iszz s2s .h Sd sr
1872 av 15r, 2b. 1OVUO 1913 o. Tor. ..... 25.O 90
,sss ss, Ar; ~ .sevo 4os Fla sv NV. Or. y SO
81 ~ me-
izs7 me- me- $50
BUY 18th NV. E EIn, ,S nn,sn ne
nr 18th nw.I 5r&st.s.6O 18th near y. 15r. .iSo
nas m SS Ss 2d Az FL tub
LII ''th' isf' 3D. OFF 6EF1G ia near H. ior'
Atlantic Coast Line 50 La av. $40 and 1910
bldg" from $40 to sss AUS It'll NV. each. ..lo.uo
4'' l'sh NV 7s12ss sTs9I:ia n~,......ls.o0
1882 Mass (reac. $1U.U0iSIl NV. trear. 900
jl2-tf
FOR RENT NV, 215 L, 5r 1880
NV. 1873 av. NV. 234S Champaign
1Sr q b. .$l6O.OO ay, 6r. .12.3O
NV AUS Mass, 4r blvu.VU NV, 1920 29th Sr IL 80
NV l119 y. 11rkb 90 NV, l716E rainard. %
NV 1zU7 1st 13rtxb .UU NV, 1888 L, Or. 50
NV, 1892 st, lUr. ST.. 20 NV, l743 E. 500
NV, 1919 u, l4r&b. 81. % NV, 2l1y 9Th, 5r. 80
NV, 1872 22d 9rSb ~. 81 NV lib c, 4r. 800. $40
NV 25o3 3lL lurIvp. 400 NV. 26U5 Y. Or. I.5U
NV 5O7 Sd, lOra.b. 400 Sw 943 c. srSEb. % 80
NV. 1872 7thtsto). sr25.UO S,S. 81 ,th .rab.
NV. 1881 14th, 9r. rs. UOe SW, S14 G, Or. 1880
NV, 2U3 y. lUr&b. .2U.uU SW oti l3tn, 6r. so
NV, 2tpO6 18th CRIB. $500 SW, o. ~ stoI
NV, 1887 5th 5r. 1870 Ne 1119 18th. Grab 1880
NV, 1919 18th. 1t. - Ne. So IL, 6r.......14.30
Observation-Disclosures.
NV, 1871 l1th open sd noor ROOM. 1880
LIST hoor rooms. $4,000 I'D floor, room... 1000
I'd floor. l %. DOL Sd hOor l 800
I'd floor. l 15.pUl
FLATS-UNFURNISHED.
NV. 2O12 14th upper part) l0rSb. $3.50
STORES-N.W
4S0 10TH. .$tU.UO NV, l4l5 L, IT.. 1000
NV. S672 It'll. ..25UO lis l4th ,shop in rrl2UUO
NV, 500 5th. Offices. NV 46s La av Offices
NV, Gunton bldg. Offices. NV. 631 La av. offices.
NV Central bldg, Offices. NV, US topenJ. Offices
NV. r'r 1929 It'll. $1,000 Nv. rr $50 2Ist 100
Ask for weekly bulletin.
THOS e. WAGGAMAN.
de3l-6t 917 st. n.
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S2o.35. .6S5 Mass av ne, Or
80. 800 Ia Nv Sc, store
SlJ. 10. rs Mass av, Ir
$3.50. .419 ID ne, Sr
US. ~. PA Mass ay. 7r
els. 10. .4l6 \ ] NV, Or
$3.50. .1cci COrcoran, Or
xl7.30. .329 18Th sw, Or
$3.50. ..24291s NJ NV, Or
$l6.4U... .214 18th Sc, 6r
>.6.3O. .l2l6 Wylie ne, 6r
Sl0s 40. .lv Deirres =
$500. rs A ne, Or
si..Ju. .lt.-i l.,.i nv, Or
SIS. 80. 1924 10th NV, Or
. 10. ....2sIs III NV. store
; Is. 18th n w NV stable
SIS. $3.50 q NV. rear. yr
$l6. -. .615 f NV, offices
81 s.So. 10Y Del NV ne. Ur
$3.50. 10Y It'll NV, sto
$l2.30. .9l2t2 18th NV, Ur
$l2. -. 1880 10Th NV, Ar
xl2. SIS stn Sc, store
a.. 1000 l-Ih uw. =, .dn.5.
$11. 3......1015 G BE, Or
$40. 1895 Huron M, .,r
$1,000. ..... 1892 G ne, 5r
81. ~. .lll5 \ J ay sc, 7r
$3.50. 1924 Z Sc. Or
$3.50. :. .917 kitch sw, 4r
$3.50. b Foundry alley. 4r
$3.50. :. .2U5i 18th nv, 5r
$3.50. 1927 y NV, n
IS. .32U 10th NV, 4r
IS. .50l d NV, Office
-. 1000 I ne. ST
$3.50. ........ IS NJ sc. 4r
S.. .1136 Half Sc, ar
IS. .1136 Cushing Sc. II
100 G NV. .O0cea
for rent send for
ARNER CO., Ole + NV.
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UNFINISHED.

CNF CRNISHED.
FOR RENT-1917 18TH ST, JUST COMPLETED;
u square from cars 10 rooms; handsome home;
$40. 90. McCLELLAND WEISIGkR, 14U5 + St.
ja5-3t"
FOR RENT-NOs. 50 AND ny ST. Ne; NEW;
5 rooms and BATH cellar and back yard; very
cheap at SIT 80 per mo.
ja3-tf WEAVER BROS, 1416 st.
FOR RENT-171S 18TH ST. NV; IL ROOMS AND
BATH porcelain BATH newly papered throughout;
Anil; fine location; Iowa Circle Also,
1902 9th st. NV, containing rooms bath and
cellar; first-class condition; ami; rent low.
Apply 915 X. l. ave. NV. ja3-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-03
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
LNrA RNIstiED.

FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA
Telephone S5s,. 643 Louisiana ave. NV.
S03 1th st. Sc. rooms, a.m.i............$2O5 so
49, st. s.w.. 8 rooms, water. ............ 1880
PSI l4th st. s.w., rooms, water. 1870
IA l4th st. Sc, 5 rooms, water IL so
tU1 st. Sc, rooms, water ............ 1lBt
1889 Az 81. w., rooms, water.......... 1890
80 "a. ave. Sc, rooms, water. 1880
1888 Union st s-w., rooms. water. $50
iii ID ST. NV, rooms, water. .......... $50
22U6 9th st. NV, 3 rooms, water. 100000. 75u
Rear 2S1 l4th st. s.w., rooms ........... $50
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FOR RENT-DEERLE & Co, 1919 + ST.
31o4 7 NV. lOr&b $3o so 1854 Magruder al NV,
2906 NV. l0rGb. $3.50 4r, w.............. 500
1908 Meridian ay. Mt 100 SD ST. Pr, W.. %
Pleasant crib. 20 - sl53 Scott st NV 2r 500
- Defrees nw.6r b.. 10 80 BIG Sc, 2rIb ZOO
1873 F. or rs. SIS $lO de2S-tf
FOR RENT-WEAvER BROS. 14l6 ST.
407 ST 14r $50. so 1909 I'd NV, Tor. .35 90
1873 sd st NV, 1lr. $3.50 IS HAT. Ar
1904 st sw, ar. 30. 10 TU4 l4th NV, 25
1882 st NV. 6r.. 80 1850 NJ st w.store 1850
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