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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-20
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1902
REPUBLICAN PROSPERITY.

From all sides comes the same
story of hard times. Workipgmen
in the United States repeat the
same song which is being sung in
this Territory: "Work is slack,
Money is Scarce" A financial de-
preston prevails all over the main
land. Strikes of fantastic proper
tions are now on, involving $780,
100000 and more together with a
large army Of working men. Wages
are being lowered while the cost Of
living increases,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-20

II a Democratic Administration
were a. the helm OF the naticn, a
unanimous howl would be heard
from Republican newspapers, call
ing upon the popular vote to defeat
the party in power and send Repub-
licans IN their place. Democrats
would be held responsible for all
the ills ffiicting the country. But,
unfortunately, the Democrats are
not in power, they have not been
for some years back, and 30 the
blame must be- put upon soma other
shoulders.
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CLAUS sPREoKELs VIM g. IRWIN
Claus Spr0Ckals & Co.,
BAHTEBR8
HONOLULU
San Franoisco Agents. THE DkN
INA TTONAL BANK OF SAN FR
psAw s1oHAEez on
HONOLULU

psAw sIoHAEez on
SAN FRANOISCo-The Nevada Nstiohs
Bank OF 6an Francisco.
LONDON-The Union Bank OF London
Ltd.
NEW YOBK-Amerioe:.. Exchange Ne
tional Bank.
merchants National Bank.
PARIs-Oredit Lyonnats.
BHRLIN-Dresdner Bank.
HONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA--Hop
Kong & Shangha BenkingC Cvf poration
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCoUVEK-Bank
Of British North America.
Transact Gensrnl Baakjnp and Eaohars
Businsss.
Deposits Received. Loans made on A
proved Security. Commercial and Travel.
eTB Credit Issued. Bills Of Exohangs
bought and cold.
Collections Pronnptly Accounted Eos
a
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-20

BILE for all the Trusts which today
own and govern the country to their
best interests but to the detriment
OF the laboring and consuming
classes. Thousands upon thousands
OF young able bodied men are idle
today on the streets OF all the big
cities in the United States. The
Republican party is responsible for
their idleness and poverty. 1t has
sent them thousands OF miles away
to civilizs and Americana q peo-
Pile who neither wanted to be
civilized or Americanized and has
kept them there several years
shooting down Filipinos, burning
churches, devastating the country.
These young men who had good
positions when called upon to de-
fend the flag which was not attack
ed, are being discharged today, and
left to take care OF themselves.
In spite of the blessing Of "Pro.
lection and Prosperity" there is no
work for them and they move from
place to place hardly able to make
both ends meet for living.
Neither of those evils can be re-
medied by the Republican party.
The Food Trust, the Coal Ttust,
the Sugar Trust nor any other
trust can be destroyed by the Re-
publican party for the simple reason
that that party is the creator and
the protector of the trusts.
Moreover, the Republican party
is owned by the Trusts. Now, what
are the people OF this Territory 60
ing TO do at the polls, will they
support that party or not? We
shall seel
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-20

The Republican party is re- ponsi-
BILE for the Coal Trust which refuses
to deal with workingmen in a fair
and just manner, has brought
about strike which up to date has
cost upwards of $75,oOOOOO, has
raised the price of coal to $40 and
$l2 ton, and has called upon the
troops to bully and strike down
men whose only crime is to stand
for their rights and claim their
right to live.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-20

A meeting Of The Yonth'S Drama.
tic Club will bs he'll this evening at
Concordis Hall,
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The Republican Party is certain
ly responsible for the present
troubles: the Republican party is
responsible for the Food Trust
which has raised the cost of living
30 as to renCer it prohibitory.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-20

Now that the wheels of justice, as
practiced by our Circuit Courts, are
clogged, shortage OF funds heiug
the cause, what are the judges 60
ing to do about its Not very long
ago one OF them decried against the
Fire Claims Commission, because
it saw fit to go out of it's way to
borrow money SO that it's work may
not be cut off short, and now the
same condition has happened to
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-20

BY iuauguratipg, in her paper, a
campaign of personalities and de-
famation, Mrs II, w. Wilcox creates
a bad precedent, and which may,
sooner or later, recoil and be used
against her. Fight for principles,
hut not for personalities, "Prn-
cessW But then, she may be a
hardened sinner not to mind the
Haunting of personalities in the
air.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-20

In presence Of the present none
tary stringency it's up to the
Governor to renew some OF the
liquor licenses that have expired or
are about to expire thereby resp'en-
ishing a depleted Treasury. Or
vii the Anti. Saloon League render
help by presenting to the Terri
torial Treasury the salaries OF its
officers?
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-20

During toe last Legislature,
while. it was in session and even
after it had adjourned. The INDE-
PENDENT urgently advocated tie
necessity Of calling an extra session.
1t ielt ard knew at the time what
would follow and the country today
is up against it. Home Rulers have
bsen blamed for the present
strngenoy and depression now
staring us in the face, but it ehould
not alone rest there. Iu our opinion
the main blame should rest on the
Executive, for had the Governor
listened to the suggestion and ad-
vice of this mite, there might pro-
badly have been como relief, but as
it is we are now suffering through
his stuhbornness and pure cussed
ness. The Governor was assisted in
his course by the arbitrary tactics
and antics of our local Republicans,
backed by our mopied missionary
merchants and money lenders, Had
they given way little, things
might be better than what they are
at present.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-20

f. J. TESLA, Proprietor and Pub
Usher.
EDMUND NoRHIE. Editor.
Residing in Honolulu.
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There sarth and air, and sea md sIv
"'th breakers song, OiVe lullaby.
King etEsetTrain- Oars passhs Ia
eniss ana shdEen sRAalslIv
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The Republican party is response
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necessary,

Jas. w. Giryin proposes the name
OF w. a. Rice as a good candidate
for the Delegateship, Which Mr..
Rice, please? Is it the Hon. w. H.
Rice OF Lihue, Kauai, or the Rev.
w, II Rice, superintendent of the
Anti-Saloon League9 II the latter,
we can assure Mr.. Girvin that he
would make au ideal candidate-to
be showed under such an avalanche
Of votes that he wouldn't know
where he is at. And il the former,
well, that is another tale.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-20

Report has it that ex Senator
Thurston's mission here is coupled
with some scheme up his sleeves,
Aside from this scheme, which we
don't know at present, be has come
here as the private attorney Of those
in opposition to the Kohala Ditch
bill, and Furthermore, he's af er
Haywood's job. Ehl
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-08-20

1t is aud has been urged and
advanced by some that had the last
Legislature passed the Loan Act
which was introduced at the
eleventh hour, the present hard
times would not have overtaken US.
We very much doubt it. The Re-
publican minority in the last Legis-
lature Played politics by obstruc-
ture tactics, aided aud abelted by
the Governor, and the Home Rule
majority played them the same
game in retaliation. A measure Of
such importance should have been
introduced at the beginning OF the
session, but introducing it as it did
at the eleventh hour it received its
just desserts. What is good for one
is just as good for another.
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suBsoRIpEIoa RATES:

Payable Invariably In Advance.
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TOPICS or GHE DAY.

May we ask the Honorable Ell. E.
Cooper il he took advantage of the
fact that U. S. Senator Burton came
down with him en- he Sierra, to
relate soms missionary tale of woe
to the Senatorial Commissioner?
1t would have been SO very natural!
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ntersd at the Post Office at Honolulu
II. T., as Seoond-olass mail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE
FJRST-CIASS HOMES

tlRSG-CLASS HOMES
On ROANOKE STREET. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
Nos. 1115 AND 1923. OPEN FOR
INSPECTION.
One Of the choicest locations THE Heights"
high, healthy, improving; near 18th st. extended
the electric will be running 18th st. in a
short time; you ride to the city post office
the Boston House in 10 IL minutes. Over
s3u0.00O worth of property has been sold In this
immediate section within the last month.
No. 1115 is practically a corner, having side en-
trance and side windows. Lot 23x150.
FIRST FLOOR-ParlOr, large reception hail.
light. cheerful dining room, pantry and kitchen.
SECOND FL0OR-Four cheerful bed rooms
large tiled BATH porcelain tub, nickel plumbing.
81 THIRD FLO0R-Three large bed rooms and
splendid bath room.
Cellar under entire house, with laundry.
Handsome cabinet mantels and open freplaces
In nearly every room; entire house beautifully
papered and decorated. Large number Of closets
and pantries.
There few houses well constructed as
these; finished throughout In hard wood; FRONT
AND REAR STAIRWAYS; HEATED BY A
FIRST-CLASS HOT-WATER PLANT.
No. 1922 is a similar house. one room less; lot
1Sx15O price lower than that asked for No. lib.
Any one looking for an Investment can purchase
one In the block leased to assistant to cab
met officer; Will pay per cent net.
Apply for price and terms.
Main 3si55
II STONE & FAIRFAX SOC & 300 F ST NV
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FOR sALE-CORNER PROPERTY,
Groom and bath modern brick.
DESIRABIiY LOCATED NV.
Price s. 600; only $500 cash.
BALANCE $50 MONTHLY. INCLUDING INT
W. G. HALDEMAN, ut 14th st. it,
FOR SALE-ON 7TH ST. s. W-LARGE 1O-ROOM
brick; all modern. Lot 22AX122 to alley. This
property Is worth $4,000; must sell; $4,000 will
spis3t 9. BOYER 4 SON, Pa 7th s.m
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apl9-3t C. BOYER & SON PA eth sw.
FOR sAI.E-NEw HOUSES on COLUMBIA
Heights, near llth ST NV. The Evening Star of
april 10 contains the following: The Commits
sionerS say:
e one OF the main reasons advanced for the
extension OF 1ith street was the need OF addi-
tl"IfaI street car facilities between Tth and l4th
streets IN the section north of Florida avenue
ana the street was opened with the general I'M
outstanding that il to be a railroad route
~ traverSeS the territory bordering the thckly
settled suburbs Of Columbia Heights and Holmesd
Manor, AMI the trend Of improvements indicates
,iat the line Will probably he built up with
dwellings within the course OF a few wears when
the need for railway facilities will be as great
there as II IS south OF Florida avenue
Ire street IS not now in condition for the
Iailns OF street railway tracks, but the Com
hlssi"lrrS nave submitted estimate of $4,000
10 grade and InacadamiZe the roadway and IL
tEis Is granted the street, II Is believed can be
p,agva IA proper shape for the construction Of
with the improvement OF llth st as ahora
property in this section will double In value
BUY now and reap the reward. few of those
new modern homes on Harvard ST C.nln,nb,a
terms. " cosy
Open for inspection. Take either 14th or 9th
St cars to Harvard st
DESCRIPTION
Two stories. press brick bay windows. rooms
hafh. cellar, furnace; coal and gas ranges. china
closet TIRE" cabinet mantels; porcelain bath tub;
open nickel plumbing; nicely papered and decor
ated; beautiful gas fixtures: window shades to all
windows.
TERMS:
SSp cash, balance $50 monthly including prin-
pavement will be Dut down wirhout exnensa n,
purchasers. Remember the location Harvard ST
near l1th ST Take either l4rh or 9th St cars
10 Harvard
Open for inspection daily and Sunday u,
GENE E GADDIS 425 9th St NV Also n Sew
new houses for rent. 1ts
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FOR SALE-726 18TH ST.,
Opposite the square to be purchased by the gov
ernment a substantial Broom brick with new
back building; lot q .9x1O7, alley. YOU CAM
NOT INSPECT WITHOUT PERMIT.
STONE & FAIRFAX, sos 4 sos F st. NV.
ap19-St
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FOR SALE MASS. AVE
FINE RESIDENCES.
REASONABLE PRICES.
Between 18th and 18th SITS. Prices, $40, 900,
$4,000 and s26, 900; MODERN up-to-date homes;
better location.
SEND FOR LIST OF FINE RESIDENCES
1t STONE & FAIRFAX SOC & sos r St NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FoR sALE-sEE OUR SPECIAL AID" OF
houses for sale on ist-pase supplement of this
1t MOORE & HILL tuc), III 14th st. NV.
FOR s!I-E-NO. 1ll3 \ ST. NV.
WELL LOCATED.
PRICE REASONABLE.
stories aud basement. In perfect repair; nice
ly papered throughout. Apply for permit to i'll
Ii MOORE HILL. Gncl. III 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-ONLY 5000 FOR THIS ATTRAC-
complete and attractive home the market for
the price beautiful front of stone and brick,
stone base. stone steps and porch. The best
arrnngcment-a weIIlghtcd parlOr, large recep-
tion hall. dining room. with stationary buffet
pantry and kitchen LIST floor; back porch.
Second floor II sleeping ROOMS and tiled bath;
SFEoIAI FEATURE OF THIS HOUSE Is
AN ATTIC. valuable for storage and affordng
air space; also contains a servants room. A
large. dry cellar under entire house; furnace
heat: larg" lot TO 2u-foot alley very de-
sirable location in one of the most select To-
south front. CAN and let us show you this
house. \ chance seldom offered to secure a de-
easiest terms $500 To- s7OO cash; balance, easy
monthly payments at SO interest, or all cash. II
1t MOORE & HILL Guc.), III 18th st.
FOR sALE-SIAII. STORE PROPERTY. ALL
pay well and are cheap for occupancy or invest
$40oO-CGrner on AZ ST. s.w. brick; store,
rooms and bath; good size lot; trust, sS,0o0-5fe.
ness street; 3story building; good size lot.
S6.Go-COrner on Pa. ave NV. store aud fiat.
+np-on 18th 81. Sc, near navy yard; lot
eox11I: alley.
S3.5oo-Corner ne; 8 rooms and BATH besides
store room.
49, Store used as paperhanging and paint
ing establishment; lot 1TI2x120 alley; well
rented.
s26o-Near government printing office; lot
about 25xIO: renting 81, 30 per month.
SEND FOR LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ALI PRICES AND LOCATIONS.
1t MOORE * HILL. Unc.), III 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE-vERY CHEAP, AT S. 200.
Located i'll the West End"
remarkably cheap home and well located;
on square with houses costing S65.0OO An at
tractive 3-story, Groom, bay window brick;
stone trimmings Owner took this property in
under foreclosure of such a low price.
1t MOORE K HILL Qnc.l. III 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-A VERY FINE HOME, CENTRAL
ly located can he bought at bargain; in fact.
one Of he greatest sacrifices we have known,
in order 10 close estate. Can be bought for
less than SIS, 900. \ desirable stone-front house;
IL or IA rooms; very large lot and stable;
very desirable location. Scott Circle; well
rented to pay an investment. This is abso
lutely snap
1t MOORE & HILL Gnc.). III 14th st. NV.
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FOR SAIE-AN ELEGANT 1O-ROOM RESIDENCE.
new ana complete In every particular: tiled bath:
Kitchen on first floor; hOt-water heat; front and
back stairways; conveniently arranged ITo3 10th
ST NV For price and permit Inquire of T A
HARDING. 1916 G st NV anI92t
FOB SAIE-ON 18TH ST Ne, FOUR Ey. LIT
tie houses; Or and ba.; ami; frst-class eond.
tion; 81, $50. 0fer wanted
FOR SAIE-7r. and ba. hay-win,iow brick On
N. Cap. ST. (Bloomingdalel: 81 $50
ap1e-3t l.. ]. MILLS, COS 9th NV
FOR SALE-FINE HOME AT GREAT SACRI-
pee. northwest section; near 18th ST cars; dou-
bic parlor. dining room, pantry and kitchen on
nrst door; i've bed rooms and modern bath: lot
101140 to alley: II sold In FIVE DAYS will take
5000 WALTER A. BROWN 1923 Pa ave-
ATTEST
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FOR SALE-RHODE ISLAND AVE.
SPLENDID RESIDENCE.
Large lot 24x140; brick stabe also fronts n
pretty park; price reduced from $4,000 to ST.
900; most desirable property.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, SO6- SOB ST. NV
FOR SALE-PRICE, s., $50.
Brick house and brick stable; nearly new; well
planned; stories; cellar under entire house; 1
rooms deep on each floor; tiled bath; furnace
heat; fronting on an ave. NV.
STONE FAIRFAX. sos 4 SOs T st. NV.
an19-St
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FOR SALE+s34s54e7 d ST. NV, OPP PEN
sion bureau. up.to-date, modern bricks; Z choice
ny, s7oQ4 singE. q Y. JONES. 1871 lt
'thooA 49, Apl7-Sts
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FOR SALE-A FINE HOME
S11 600

FOR sALE-A FINE HOME
A beautiful new home in select fashionable
location In the northwest; IL large rooms: attic;
modern in every particular; large lot: surround
and balance can remain at 4laec If desired. Good
reasons for selling.
1t MOORE & HILL unc). III 14th ST NV
FOR SALE-FOR SIS 500 YOU CAN SECURE A
home that would ordinarily cost at least S12 900.
\ REMARKABLE BARGAIN.
Entire front Of white stone, stone porch and
steps; well arranged; all large rooms; s sleeping
rooms: . tiled baths: hut-water heat; a special
feature of this house is very large reception
pays vel aS an investment. Easy terms If desired.
1t MOORE * HILL. dne). III 14th st. NV
Fur SALE-CiIEtP At $3.50.
1899 18th st.
A Fine Corner
Particularly well arranged for a physician or
iors and library on 1st floor; good sized sleep
ing rooms; stairways: fine cabinet mantels and
crystal chandeliers; hot-water heat.
This is especially bright house; all outside
rooms Apply for permit Inspect.
1t MOORE HILL dncl, ~ 14th st. NV
FOR ALE-HERE,S {orR CHANCE
particularly desirable location Of the best ST resi-
and brick - it. front Look this up.
1t MOORE HILL Gne). III 14th St nv
FOR sALE-pRoEABLY THE REST on "wAsH-
inst'n h GEfY s for %-o the price
Well located: front of brown stone and brick:
rooms on LIST floor: g sleeping rooms; 2 tiled
baths: hot-water heat: LIST floor finished in oak.
1t MOORE HILL dnc), III 14th St NV.
FOR sALE-wE HAVE NUMBER OF GOOD
houses. convenient to the pension and government
printing offices. All are bargains and most are
excellent paying Investments Investment,
Sstory. Groom. hay-window brick: near pension
Office; new plumbing: etc; rented, $50 per month.
In splendid locality. convenient to C. P. O.,
Dew house; stories and cellar; a
floor. tiled bath; cellar and furnace.
beautiful corner: S rooms and tiled bath;
stone and brick front; sou south front
On st. NV. near an ST. rooms; lot 2oNso.
New house: rooms and tiled bath. lot 17x9O to
paved alley.
$4,000
In splendid location in the northwest a new
7-rOom bay-window h 5e use rented, $3.50.
On ist st, NV near st. rooms and bath.
s-story. Groom. bay-window brick house in the
northwest; very cheap; built to sell for $500.
So 600
s4' D. anu u u'p ss5S 8 rooms anu Oa'H'
windows etc: rented. So per month.
S3.1O0-
On LIST st. NV. c rooms and bath; nearly new;
$1,000
Groom. bay window brick; only two blocks from
81 300
Desirable Groom. bay-wiulow brick: lot II 5x1oO
$3,100-
Very cheap; cost $4,000: Groom. bay-winloYv
brick house: overlooking Mass. ave; has ALWAYS
rented at s24 per month: only 5000 cash required
$1,000
. story. Groom. bay-window brick: one block
from ii St line.
50 500
Nearly new 2story. bay-wIndow; conveniently To-
Gated northeast near ear line
81 6JO-
Groom. bay window. II st. ne.
So 800
new. Groom. bay window brick dwelling; we'll
located northeast; rented slI.3O per month
Don't THINK OF BUYING WITHOUT SEE
Ne OUR LIST OF HOT SES. WE HAVE THE
BEST On THE MARKET AT LOWEST PRICES
MOORE X HILL tInc), III 18th ST. NV
ap19-2t
FOR SALE-THOSE LARGE ROOMY NEW
houses. 1918 to 1926 Whitney ave Columbia
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A colonial house-12 rooms; elegant baths
stairways; first floor trimmed in quarter oak
oeautiful mantels; billiard room; STEAM HEAT
$1,000.
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STONE & FAIRFAX, sO6 & 800 F st. H.,
FOR SALE
INSPECTION INVITED

INSPECTION INvITED-
SIX BEAUTIFUL HOMES JUST COMPLETED.
THE 18th STREET CARS.
These elegant houses have been constructed OF
plets In every detail; superior in arrangement and
sso to Of au
OF press brick, stone trimmings, stone porch and
FIRST FLooR-Pretty parlor, with mantel nnd
fireplace, tiled hearth; large reception hall. with
mantel and fireplace; large. light dining room.
pantry and welequipped kitchen; Arst- class range
and porcelain-lned wash basin; kitchen has
SECOND FLOOR lovely bed chambers. each
with large closet, cabinet mantel, open fireplace;
large tiled bath room. porcelain tub. nickel
THIRD FLooR-2 fine. large bed chambers.
Cellar under entire house; laundry; front and
rear stairways; two-story back porches: all rooms
beautifully papered with expensive choice pat
HEATING AND PLUMBING-Hea by first
class hot-water system put in by The Hubbard
Company. guaranteed to heat in weather.
The plumbing is strictly sanitary, having been
approved i by the District inspectors.
LOCATION-One Of the most desirable and i'm
proving in the northwest none better for refined
homes; few steps from cars, schools churches
The owner offers these houses at such low
prices that no profit is realized on the cost OF
ground. Open every day.
Apply for price and terms.
Telephones, 6S9
1t STONE FAf MaF2 s sss' { sos F st NV.
FOR SALE THESE ARE BARGAINS
$1,000 each-Two % well-constructed, nearly new
houses on r. st. near N. Cap. St; WIDE
HOUSES; 20 feet front; lots about 80 feet deep
to 2oft. paved alley: stories, cellar: rooms
deep on each floor. Offered at sacrifice, fully
81, 500 below value.
it STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC & sos F st. NV.
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE.
Corner of 18th and Roanoke sts., Columbia
Heights IL rooms; elegant baths: large attic;
beautiful mantes; HOT-WATER heat; lot 49x
1907 one Of the choicest resident sections in tho
city. You can make good bargain In this prop
erty. STONE & FAIRFAX, SOC and SOs F st.
NV. 1t
FOR sAIE-A HANDSOME RESIDENCE.
AT A SACRIFICE.
Situated on the widest, handsomest street in
the fashionable NV surrounded by mansions
costing $4,000 and 500. 900.
S11 900 WILL BUY 1T IF SOLD THIS MONTH;
$4,000 WAS REFUSED AT AUCTION: WORTH
$4,000.
Handsome front round bay-window with
tower: stone porch and steps: - rooms, cellar
laundry fine baths, sanitary plumbing, porce
lain tubs; open fireplaces and cabinet mantes in
almost every room. Lot alone worth So 900 or
$4,000. Size 2Ox11O. alley.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, S06-S sos ST. n.
FOR SALE-MASS. AVE
FINE RESIDENCES
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FOR SALE-THOSE LARGE ROOMY NEW
houses. 1918 to 1926 Whitney ave Columbia
helghts \ good opportunity to purchaser re-
qHiring a hous" that is ''cramped'' I'D The
arrangement IS most desirable.
LIST fooT-Parlor. reception hall, dining room
pantry and kitchen tall very large rooIns7
2d ho"r-3 large sleeping rooms and bath 3d
f""r-4 sleeping rooms and bath. A finished at
tie; with two good rooms. Lot full ~ IT. wide
and about $50 feet deep; hot-water heat; back
porch open every day for inspection Look at
them and see US
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-19

FOR SALE WE HAVE NUMBER OF GOOD
houses. convenient to the pension and government
printing Offices All are bargains and most are
excellent paying investments.