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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-05
ORDER OF HEARING FOR GENERAL PR.
W EnsES -sIaln m NJ hL-.r, C.-..-a.- -

ORDER OF HEARING FOR GENERAL PUR.
~ POSES State ofMichgan. County OF Ora.
tot, IS. AT session OF the Probate Court for
SAID County, held al the Probate ONCE in the
village OF Ithaca on the Pad day of July I'm ~
year one thousand nine hundred and one
Present, Isaac =. Seaver. Judge OF Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate of Stanley Ward
B0ughton aud Blanche BoughtOn, minors.
Tn reading and filing the Petition duly yeri.
ucd OF Anna NJ BOughtou. guardian OF said
minor, praying that she may be licensed TO sell
certain real estate Of said minors for the pur.
pose or paying debts, charges and expenses
lhercupon 10 IS Ordered. That Tuesday the
5u.h day of July next at ton o'clock In the
forenoon. De assigned for the hearing of aid
peuuOn, and tSat the totr--at lawOf said
minors and all other persons Interested i'm
sara estate, are required 10 appear at scs
1on OF said Court then Co be holden In the
irooate ONCE, in the Village OF Ithaca aud show
cause, 10 any there be- why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be granted.
ana IL ~ Further Ordered that said petitioner
eve notice 10 the persons interested An said
state. OF the tendency OF SAID petition and
the nearing thereof by causing copy of this or
der 10 be published In the ALMA RECORD a news.
paper printed and circulated I'm said. County
thIee successive weeks previous 10 said day OF
hearing, ' W
"a true copy) ISAAC 4 SEAvFR
'ShAl~l 20 'iW Juceo Of Probate
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-05

ORDER OF HEARING FOR GENERAL
" PlRPOS ES:-State OF Michigan. County
OF Gratiot SIS. Al a session OF the Probate
Court Tor said county, held at the Probate Office
in the Village Of Ithaca on the second
day OF July in the year one thousand nine
hundred and one. Present. Isaac Seaver
Judge OF Probate. In the matter OF the estate
OF Geo. +. Boughton, deceased, on reading and
ming the petition duly verified, OF Anna NJ
Boughton, widow OF the said deceased PRAYING
mat this court adjudicate and determine who
are or we're at the time OF his death the LEGAL
heirs OF said deceased and entitled 10 Inherit
said estate.
Thereupon IL is ordered that Tuesday. the s0tb
day OF July next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
De assigned for the hearing of said petition,
ana that the heirs at-law of said deceased and
all other persons interested I'm said estate are re
4ulred 10 appear at a session of said Court
then To be holden I'm the Probate Office
IN the Village of Ithaca, and show cause
u any there be, Why the prayer of the petit
toner should not be granted: And il is
further ordered that said petitioner give notice
to the persons interested i'm said estate OF the
tendency OF said petition. and the hearing
thereoi, by causing a copy OF this order 10 be
puonshed IN the ALMA RECORD. a newspaper
printed and circulated in said county, for three
successive weeks previous 10 said day OF hear
ing.
"a true copy) Isaac : sr4vra
SEAL '-o-4w Judge OF Probate.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-05

ORDER OF HEARING for general purposes
" state Of Michigan County OF Gratiot ss:-At
a session OF the Probate Court for said County
held al the Probate Office In the Village Of
ithaca on the first day of July In the
year one thousand nine hundred and one
Present. lsaac =. ~eaycr. Judge of Probate
IN the matter OF the estate OF Ira n
Adams. deceased
on reading aud iiug the petition duly veri.
Led, oI Delo, W. Adams an heir al law of said
deceased praying that hi, court adj I'd cate and
determine VINO are or We're ~ the time on his
death the lawful heir, OF said tate
IhctcupOn 10 IS ordered, that Monday the
-'th day OF July next. az ten O'Clock iu th.
forenoon. DE assigned for the hearing OF said
petition, Hud thar the heirs ai law of said te-
ceased and all other persons Interested Zoo said
state, are required 90 appear at -e-sOu W SAID
curt thtu To- pc holden n tLe Probate OH re- in
me Nillsge %. Ithaca and show cause, b. any
lheIr Dee why me prayer of thc petitioner should
not be granted.
Aud 10 is further ordered that said petitioner
give notice 10 TIM persons interested in said rs
tate, OF tht tendency of SAID petition. and the
nearing thereof. by causing copy ofthis order
10 be published iu the ALMA RECORD, a news
paper printed and circulated in said county
lhree successive weeks previous 10 said day Of
hearing.
true copyJ Isaac : SEAvER
SEAL 'o-tW Judge OF PrObat-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-05
Hi.tory Of the word soId,.r

The word soldier" has an interest
inc history. shilling" i'm low Latin.
is "so.idus.' whence comes sodium "
"wages.' The man who fights for
Sodium" is soldier" In WickHffe's
New Testament duke 3, 1D John the
Baptist bids the soldiers 10 "be apayed
with your sowdis." (''be content with
your wages'). "sowdis" being the
North Country rendering OF solids"
ike "owd" from "old."
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-05
damon WILKES.
The Standard Bred Wilkes
Travelling Stallion, will
stand for the season at the
Wright House Liv-
cry Barn..

DAMON WILKES weighs 100, is
- years old,a handsome seal brown
and one of the handsomest horses
in Michigan. For an undeveloped colt
he shows remarkable speed, and bred
as 'he is he is sure TO get trotters and
actors. DAMON WILKES is by Ira
Wilkes, he by the celebrated George
Wilkes, his first dam is by Magma
Charte, his second dam by Membrino
Chief and his third dam by Mag
ma Charte, two of the best strain Of
horses known to horsemen Call and
see him.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-05
Carriage Painting.

Having retitted my paint shop and
engaged the services of a first class
painter l am In better shape than ever
TO do hrst-class carriage painting. Old
work made 20 look as good as new.
Give me call and look my work over.
1852 If +. :. CTFGG. ST Louis
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-05

DANKING NOTICE. State OF Michigan Bank
ID ing Department Office Of the Commissioner
10 the undersigned. IL has been made To appear
that the First State Bank Of Alma Ia the Village
OF Alma, in the County of GFatiot STATE o.
Michigan, has complied with all the provisions
OF the General Banking law OF the State of
Michigan required 10 be- complied with before a
corporation shall be authorized 10 commence
the business of Banking
Now, Therefore /, George L. Malt, Commits
sioner of the State Banking department do
hereby certify that the First State Bank OF
Alma in the Village of Alma, IN the County Of
Grafton, and State OF Michigan. Is authorized 10
commence the business OF Banking a. provided
IN section seven of the General Banking law Of
the State Of Michigan
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal OF Office at Lansing this twenty fifth day of
June 1901 GEO l.. MALTZ
commissioner of the Banking Department
No 2.3 G2s 20
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-05

DANKING NOTICE:-state OF Michigan. Bank.
ID ing Department, Office OF the Commits ion.
err
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence presented
10 the undersigned, IL has been made TO appear
that the Alma state savings Bank I'm thu vii.
lage of Alma. In the County of Gratiot State
of Michigan, has compiled with all the prOyis
Michigan required 10 be complied with before a
corporation shall be- authorized 20 commence
the business of Bankng.
Now, Therefore /. George l.. Maltz, Commits
siOncr of the State Banking department. 10
hereby certify hat the Alma State Savings
Bank In the Village Of Alma, IN the County Of
GratiOt and state Of Michigan Is authorized 10
commence the busine Of Banking as provided
IN section seven Of the General Banking law CT
the State OF Mich gan.
Ia testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of Office at Lansing this eighteenth day Of
June, 1901. GEO. l.. MALTZ,
Commissioner Of the Banking Department
No 232 ilG3-7w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-05

EOk SALE Hsht road cart Enquire at
this Office.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-05

ROE SALE. urMtyp,wrter win sell cheap
~ lnnnIIn m mi. uIlln
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-05
FOR SALE. RENT. EXCHANGE. ETC

~ Notice, under thia head VIII be charged for
20 me rate of five cents per line. no charge
lose than l5 cents
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-05

nor SALE:-A good house aud lot, located in
the east part OF town. VIII hc sold on easy
terms. 2lt0u + W. HOOPER,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-07-05

nor : LIE Good house and LOT. viii -pll az
Il bargain. Inquire Of Arthur j. Campbell
ut DclNyHus' store
The Conservative, 1901-11-28

corporation leglSlatlOn Is DdSeQ upon q
lack of understanding of the situation.
"Many of the attacks upon combina-
tions have been aimed at the suppress
sion of the movement rather than to the
elucidation of the subject, and the util-
ization of the force. Such attacks,
legislative or otherwise, while danger
Gus to the combinations, react strongly
against the public, This element of
danger to the combination is itself in
turn productive of danger from the
combination to the public itself.
"The tendency of industrial corpora
tions to enter the field of legislation and
thence into politics is perhaps the most
imminent danger from the combination
to the public.
"Unwise legislation against industrial
combinations invites and sometimes
forces the industrial movement to enter
into the field of legislative competition
The combination is thus brought into
the field of legislative competition, and
when once in that field it sometimes
learns that it can not only defeat anti
corporate measures in the usual way but
that it can procure pro-corporate legis-
lation.
"nl-advised popular clamor resulting
likewise in unwise and ill-advised legis-
lation always tends to force combina-
tions of capital, which should otherwise
devote their attention to commercial
matters into the great field of legislative
competition and ultimately and as a
logical result, into politics.
"Any attempt on the part of these in
dustrial organizations to enter, volun-
tarily or otherwise, into the field of leg
islation is tendency which is to be re-
garded with grave apprehension.
AS to speculation by officers of cor
porations in their own securities, Mr..
Dill said:
"Conceding, if you please, that a
daily and public market for industrial
cess as popular investment, yet, if it
be true that in the private offices of any
official of the great combinations one
finds not only business desk but a
stock exchange ticker, separated only by
wheel chair, the business desk and the
stock exchange ticker being equally &C.
cessible, and perhaps equally used by
the official, one must view this situation
with apprehension.
"That combination which is governed,
which is controlled, through it's man
agement for the purpose of advancing or
depressing the price of it's securities on
the market is run on principle other
than that of a commercial enterprise and
must ultimately land where it belongs
in the gutter.
"Some combinations have been prop.
o~lxr oo1lol 1>1;nI ,>oo1e ;,,%o ;ol, ~, -
The Conservative, 1901-11-28
Tbe Conservative.

shall act as governor and regulator of
the great financial machinery Of this
country. Is the anticipating payment
of bonds or otherwise by the Treasurer
of the United States more than a mere
temporary expedient on the part of the
government to steady the finances of
this country to prevent panics?
Carrying this proposition to its logi-
cal extent, and having in mind the
history of the great Bank of England,
who is prepared to deny if and when
this country becomes the great finance
and credit power of the world the trend
of affairs, if not the result, will be
toward the establishment of one great
controlling financial institution, GER
tainly under the United States law, and
perhaps controlled by the United States
government?
Control Trusts for Good.
"The history Of the trust movement
is not unlike that Of the development of
electricity. Half a century ago every
habitation bristled with lightning rods
in an endeavor to avert and turn away
electricity, force known best from it's
dangerous tendencies. But today the
modern house is not equipped with in
struments to divert the electricity, but
is wired to receive and utilize the elec-
trio current. The difference is not only
that the force is better understood but
it is under control.
"The generation of yesterday paid
money to the lightning rod man to keep
electricity out of the house. They
feared the flash and the crash. But to.
day we pay the electric company to
create and store electricity and deliver
it through wires into the house for the
purpose of light, heat, power, and COM
munication.
"While we convey electricity into our
homes, offices, and manufactures, yet
that electricity is never SO conveyed
| uuUll GIlo COuuuCGOI Is luSuldU6u, SO tIldC
the whole force is utilized, the danger is
minimized.
"The great question today is not how
combinations may be stopped, but rather
how they may be utilized and controlled
for the best good Of the country"
Two Glasses of Dangers.
The dangers of the trust movement
Mr. Dill divided into two classes: First,
dangers to the combinations, and Sec
ond, dangers from the combinations to
the public-subjectiv and objective
dangers. Speaking of the dangers to
the corporations he said:
"The tendency of the great corpora.
tions is to become in measure callous
tO nuh1ic OniniOn an error il NAV he on
The Conservative, 1901-11-28
THE TRUST GOBLIN.

THE TRUST GOBLIN.
Mr.. James B. Dill, of New York on
the 9Th Of November, 1901, addressed
the Merchants Club of Chicago, on the
subject of trusts. He said, ga trust is
dominant combination of money, prop
erty, business, or commercial power or
energy" and that
"The form of the union is unimport-
ant. 1t may be an association, incor-
porated or otherwise ; it may be single
individual or a partnership. The es-
sential element of the combination is
the purpose to dominate, and this DOM
ination is the tendency which has Great
ed the most apprehension
New Reading of Charters.
"If the charter of every prominent COM
bination of capital or dominant company
expressed the real intent of the organ
ization, instead of reading to manufac-
ture, transport, and market the partic-
ular product in question, it would
state as the purpose of the company to
dominate in the manufacturing, to dom
mate in the transportation, and what
is quite as important, ito dominate in
the market of the product.
"The same tendency and intent to
dominate is signified by the names Of
the organizations, United States,'
Colonial Federal and finally Ma
tional' and even international. All of
this, both of structure and of name, in
dicates purpose on the part of the Or
ganization to dominate in the markets
of the world.
"It is not the combination in itself
that is vicious, but it is the methods
employed by some corporations in the
attempt to dominate which create the
tendencies which are dangerous.
Part of Nations Growth.
Analysing the situation today, he said:
GA man but wastes time to argue as a
theory that the movement for the con-
solidation of business, of money, of
force, and of energy of any kind is any
thing but an accomplished fact.
Recognizing that the combination
and the consolidation of capital is a
force, we spend no time in asking why
it is here further than to say that it is
part of the growth and expansion Of
the American nation. It is essentially
apart of the aggressive American policy
of commercial supremacy, and as this
country expands it requires it's financial
and commercial foundation to be
strengthened in order to compete with
other nations.
"The tendency towards centraliza-
tion is seen in financial life. The great
banks are becoming greater and are es-
Evening star., 1901-09-28

AIRFAx. eO8-S06 r n. W.
$S5. 30. .S4lsAlcrx n av.9r,b
$3.50. @.....l5l1 18th. o.
$50. so. .324 T NV. Sr, ba
50. 80. .3f-36-0 v, 9r, bA
20.S0.11th&k NV. store
$50 so. .331H Pa av %
$3.50. .160S 18th NV, ,7r, b
SIS. 50. ZOOS 5th NV ,7r. ba
SIS. so. 1873 Caroline, &c, b
IS 50. .1420 Sth nw.Sr, ,ba
50. .0.. $40 T nv, 81. b
IS. .f7e6 Ia av. dat
-...6f0 r NV, on n
$22.@. 22l0 18th, sto, sta
Sc. so. .1tOS II ne, 6r, ba
so. 30. -6S L NV, Or, ba
$D.50. 1850 Wallach NV
SO. O......21 II NV. 5r, ba
$50. .Hyattsvfile. Md
$3.50. SIS y ] av nv, ,5r
$3.50. .517 n J av NV .6r
S1S.. Randolph. Md
$3.50. -.614 Tenn av. 5r. b
$3.50. .1120 G ne, fats
$3.50. III 4th NV, Or
SIS. so G04 + NV, 2 OF rs
1907 Md av sw fiat
$l1. Clarendon, Va
SIS .tUi b NV. 2 OF r.3d d
$3.50. 1907 Md av sw ia.
$l2.50. 80 n sc, Or
$12-30- lUOi +th Sc, sfo. az
so. .219 Mass av NV. .5r
$40. Stab r'r l2i4 10th NV
$40. Astoria. 1r. fur
$40. .312 Ford's court, Ar
$7.50. 1851 eth NV, store
S7-....1319 Wylie ne. or
So 80. .Holledge court NV
s.. 100 q NV, or rooms
Evening star., 1901-09-28
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-A VERY NEAT CORNER BRICK
house, list and y SITS. NV; rooms and bath.
artisttcally finished; will be rented at a reason
able figure to q permanent tenant.
B. II. WARMER co.
se28St 916 4 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1901-09-28
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Nv E ~ ), . g sq :, A. sIss s:ssssS g g
wv. 1871 II av tunfur> NV. 2o2o s2d. sr&b II SO
ntshedl. 2or %. 600 NV. ls2s T. 50
NM isi 1s.s s NV NV sIs sis g
NV 14osMass. Tar bloc NV. 1910 Erie. er 90
NV. sis Pa av. 22r. NV, 2oi7 l. e.. IL 80
NV, 1402 L. 9r&b-- 50 -33l Sc. 10th l. Ga
NV, 1909 9Th lar, 70 So. - tstore| Isr 1000
NV; 1907 LIST, i3r&b. 1900 Sc 315 av. ar. 90
NV, 1920 Ieth. .sr&b ea. 90 SE S47 ID 4r.... 900
NV, 1903 18th 11r. b. .6e.00 Sw 9ie Va b. - 81
NV. 1l19 U, 1lr&b $500 iSw. cal O. sr&b. q %
NV, 1882 II, l0r so 90 Sw, e1+ Va av.sr p 30
NV, 2132 18th Sr b. 35.OoISw a23 c. Crab. :. % 80
NV, 141s 11th, ,9r&b 30. IS Sw g25 c. 6r&b. % 30
NV, 1322Fla av,7r. BIS So SW. 60 +. 6r.......d0o
NV, S1o 9th.... $50 90 Cor 32d&water SITS 90
As9 Soth.- l4th tshop In rr,2ooo
NV. Gunton bldg, ofnces NV, e4s La sv. Offices.
NV, Central bldg. Offices. NV 500 5th, rms. 81,
ASK FOR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
se23-6t THOS. E. wAGGAMAN, s17 r st. NV.
FOR RENT-BY r. o. HoLTzMAN, REAL ESTATE
1921 av; 2or p. 81 500 I2a7 18th Tor so 90
1873 1873 1sth isl ,ssi Sc NV
3o9 18th NV: 2lr -33 a35 NV, Dr.. 81 so
iS6I Mintwd pl lar % l245 llth sc. Or. 80 90
1853 Mintw'd pl. lar 1900 927 II 1 av. LOO
1885 Mintw'd pl.l4r 5s 90 I'LL NV. Sr .a3 90
2olS 23oolaS @ lor 80 90 llos 10th NV, Or. % 50
1SS5 1ss5 NJ 5r 20 225 9 NV, Or. r....... Is so
sos 18th NV, ior- 50 90 22I NV. fats. .-.-1loo
sn!f sids fsoa eSns. sio l5ns to I to Is 90
40 La a1. $40 & $500 40 ''A A"' FAS'' '0'
1872 lath. eel, ,2s,75 IS. %, - onw........laoO
1881 l4th- -sa;oY,
Rear 1912 .$3U 70 1882 Mass (rear) 10 90
s27 R trearD. Sol . trear). ......so0
se23-n
Evening star., 1901-09-28

, 3 baths, complete.$1 500
bath, perfect repair.$1 200
u.s., bath, complete. 81 200
IT'S, II rms, per mo. $50
I9l9 Mass av ne, 9r.$O.5O
'3402 Morgan av, 10
1918 VI NV, 8 rms. .$25
1102 X st ne, ,7r, ,ba. 800. 90
Oc'GIS -suII9 'Mu IS II SOtS
Cottage, Amer Univ
Prk .$l4
715 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1901-09-28

PER ANNUAI. q -
l bet 20th&21st NV j, 500
Q bet 17tEA1sth NV. 4 500
Yale bet 13th&14th. 500
Sunderland place. $3.50
18th nr Dupont cir. Il 500
l bet 20th&21st NV. 1 200
Md av bet 1st&2d mel 200
II bet 20th&21st NV. / 200
18th bet U&v NV. ;. 800
Z bet 4th&5th NV. :. 900
n Car av bet $40 Sc. 300
Mad st bet 17&18 NV. .7S0
y II nv bet L&M NV. ..72O
Highland av, Cleve-
land Park. ZOO
IT'S.
The Marion, 4 & 5 rms,
from $3.50 to $50. 90
each per mo.
HE'D AND UNFURNISH-
HE PORTLAND"
ICES.
i1114 E st. desirable offcs
$40 F st. desirable Offices
BO6-7 7th, desirable offices
Century bldp.r new
bldg. all imps, single
rooms from $12 to SIS
per mo. Entire floors.
$13 per mo.
1874 b w,large rm$85. 90
517 14th st nw.....65.OO 90
1915 18th st NV, Pr. 1850
RES.
905 E, rear shop or
store room. 20. 90
1928 10th st. 20. .OO
sLES.
1717 I st NV (rear). 800
1012 18th NV (rear, 1890
1928 Il l av NV (rr} 10. .0O
170S 18th NV (rear 10. 20
1918 9th st NV frr). con
GIVEN TO THE RENT
OF RENTS FROM ALL
8.
d and unfurnished houses,
tables apply at office.
Evening star., 1901-09-28

FOR RENT-STONE & Il
$50. 10 Thomas cir, fur
$50. .....1304 Il I av, fur
S1@. Iowa circle, 15r, Sba
$13. 3......719 9Th Ut NV
S12. .l730 p st
$S3.1.2110 o NV. 12r, ba
$IS.75. .1406 L NV, 13r, b
$I5....130S n NV, 1ar, ba
SIS. .13D1 Clifton. lar, Ia
500. IS. .2g7 9th ne, f2r
$@. 10. .19l2 18th, Tor, b
$50. IS .3101 16 NV, 12r, b
$50. 70. .1S41 Mintwood u
S@.0. 1905 Yale NV, l2x, b
S60.60. 1908 17th NV, ,i1r, b
SOS. 5.75.1S22 18th nv, l2s, b
$50. rs. .1250-s0 kenyon
5000. Biol 18th, Tor. ba
$50. Warehouse, N J ay
$50. . 1882 u NV, l2r. ba
$47.60. .1518 8 NV, Tor, ha
$45. so. -l516 s NV, Or, ba
S45. HAS Oregon sv. ils
$42.50. 1927 ken's'w, ,10r, b
$3.50. .1S72 Harv'rd, 1Or, b
$3.50. 3i02Mergan ay,
$40. 10. 1919 17th NV, ,llr.b
$30.50. .2110 1st NV, gr,b
f40.50. 1888 18th NV Or, ba
$40.0. 1888 18th INV ,9r, ba
5 1850. 112 21st NV, 1er,b
$1,000. ISL 18th. iof
$40. Monmouth Chambers
$3.50. 1877 18th NV .lir,b
$35. 80. =. .1007 Nd av sw
$3.50. .1407 X 1 av
$35. 80. 80 Q NV, Or, ba
$3.50. 1000 Md av ne, fiat
$3.50. 1887 Sth NV, Or, b
SIS. so. Sto&cel, 7th&M NV
Evening star., 1901-09-28

il. S.R. COR.TTH&L NV.
435 N NV, 6rdksta. 20. 90
10l5 11th nw,st&cl.lu.50
1S1 ~ 7th. sto&1r. 1880
306 Pa av. Ar fat. 1850
217 ~ NV, 2r. .1st fi.15. 90
| Hear W7 r I av,
lge 2-story stable Is. 90
l1Wl N J, ay, sto. :. rs. 90
if18 Pierce NV, 6r&w14.OO
AT x NV, sto. .12.50
',12N Sd Sc. Srkw. 1900
fJ159 9th NV, store 12.OO
d26 7th NV, sto. .1O.50
Stab nr 12th&F NV. 100
f56 franklin. store. 10. 90
AT n 7 ay, store. . 1000
l435 7th NV, basmt. 800
26 P0meroy. store. 500
haP2 D NV. on r.. 81 & s.
ffP21h Wiltberger(coD7.30
Ivy. steam heat. se2S-tf
II CO., 14O8 N. Y. AVE.
-,,, BOND BLDG,
d~7 l1th NV 1rRh % 10
Evening star., 1901-09-28
For RENT-FuRNISHED

FOR RENT-FURNISHEI]
1744 z st. NV, IA rms.
170S = st. NV, II rms.
141S 18th st. NV, IL r
1923 Chaplin ST., Col. III,
UNFUH
1744 @ ST. 11r, ba, sta $40
1747 18th, 10 rms, Ina. rs
1924 P st, 10 rms, ba SIS
1853 z st, 10 rms, ba. .$67 so
1865 kenesaw av, II
rms ............$ $3.50
Wash Hts,9 rms, mod. $50
rms .....s.... 42.J0
r. RANDOLPH TUH
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1911 AAIl " w..
1414 f ST. NV.
1925 G st, Or. so. 90
1907 q st NV, lar. 40. IS
144S n st NV, 10r. 40. 90
327 NJ st NV, 13r. .35. 60
l407St'ghton NV, 9r.35. 90
323 Mo av NV, Tor. BOTS
LotsNos. 24-25, So. rs. .2o. 90
917 f st sw, 6r. .2O.30
9lS 1st st NV, Or. 1890
l12l L st NV, 6r. 1888
6l0 N Y av NV, Gr. 1900
2G Mass av ne, 7r. 1900
1873 II st ne. 5r. .1i.O0
20S-161S-20-34 1st sw,
Or, each. 1880
9 Foundry alley, Ar. 10. 90
1919 11th NV Cr'r,. .S.5'
6 Baldwin's row ,5r. 500
2319 Champlaine av
l6 Watkins pl. Chevy
Chase, 2r. 500
Lot /, So 635, Del
av & C st sw. .Oner
Lots 1875, SO $40,
bet Mass&Del avs a
& Z he. per ann zoo
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FOR RENT-BY B. +. Sal
62l 7th NV. w.st&14r$l40.0 %
6th&P NV. sto&dw .3S. 50
13 acres, lge house 7
Z outbuildings, mr." o.
18th 4 H ne. 90. 80. 90
1908 7th NV. .sto. cel.N. 90
1877 8 NV, 10r&b. ,.&. 90
1908 Riggs NV. .9r&h. I'd. 10
1893 10th NV, 10rdtb. 30. 90
9l6 p NV, Or, b, eel. %. 90
Sc cor 5th&P NV, dw Y. 40
lI37 7th nw.st&cel ", 50
437 @ NV, 7r&b. Is. 30
8 G ne, 7r&b. ....23.5O
S2 G ne, 7r&b. %. so
Brightwood av, ops,
posite Petworth, 6ff
house and she'd
pump, stable and l,a,
large yard. ...... slS.OD
Ofi1ce rms ar 40 = 81
Evening star., 1901-09-28

FOR RENT-PARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE: 6
rooms, bath and servants room; elegant cOndi-
ti0n; rent very low, owner Ii leaving city
SULLIVAN & HEITMULLER, 316 Bond bldg ,
14th and n. Y. ave. se27-3t
FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED-
1885 18th street northwest; IS rooms and 3
baths: furnace heat; furnished, $125; unfur-
nished 500. r. w. WALKER & son,
Evening star., 1901-09-28

FOR RENT-F: H. sMTrHycO.. I4os n Y AVE,
EIesaSt hStAa doxa sawS noSD BLDG.
1405 st. s!!. ......... 5000 OC
22a J. ave. Sc. 1or.' and b.. fne order. 80 eG
3402 Morgan ave- Tor. b., fine order. -. 40 Sc
z1b 11th NV. .1lr&b $500 1889 NV, sr4b. as 0I
22l2 n NV. 9r&b. 1000 42l 9Th Sc sr&b. sos
AL o NV. 10r.&b., stable large side yard 40 OG
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