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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-12
One Better.

NJ .ke--It's mcsilf that wishes every
day was Saturday.
pat-And for whoy, Mike?
"Shure, and shouldn't just take me
wages livery day"'
"Eegorra, wish every day was Sun
day
"Nc do? And for what raison"
"SAure, and shouldn't get Il holi,
day livery day and draw me wages the
day beforey" -EXcAange.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-12
WEATHER PREDICTION,

Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday.
Light to fresh generally southwest
winds.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-08-30
NORWAY.


$Ea OnFlSNIduIdV
The American consul at Bergen, Vic.
tor E. Nelson, has suggested that the
British vice consul there endeavor
to settle the differences between Eve
Ign Baldwin, the arctic explorer and
Captain Johanssen of the America
Captain Johanssen will not accept the
assistance to this end of the British
vice consul at Tromsoe, who is the
owner of the Baldwin-Zeigler expedi-
tons ship Frithjof and whom for this
reason, be does not consider to be i'm
partial. Captain Johanssen urges that
the secretary of the American consul
ate at Bergen be sent here to examine
witnesses in the dispute between him
self and Mr.. Baldwin.
The American tars during the recent
visit to the city of the American cruis-
ers Albany, Chicago, and illinois"
created much disturbance on the
streets of Christiania and kept the po-
lice in hot water nearly all the time.
The commanding officer of each ship
offered a reward of forty crowns for
the arrest of each drunken tar and it
is reported that the police earned
about 600 crowns.
King Oscar and staff will arrive in
Christiania Sept. 5 to be present at
the Abel jubilee. On the same day
his majesty will give a dinner at the
palace. On Sept. s will occur the dedi-
cation of "Sophies Minde,'' the new
asylum for the insane which has been
erected in Skaadalen. Queen Sophie
will also be present on this occasion.
Captain Donvig's "Lifesaving Globe"
invented by Captain Donvig Of Chris
tiania, was given it's trial trip at
Tronsberg few days ago. The Life
saving Globe can carry sixteen men
and water and provisions for one
month. Captain Donvig will exhibit
his new invention in Hamburg, Havre
and London in the near future.
The antarctic explorer, Mr.. Borch-
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-08-30
NEWS OR SCANDINAVIA
Recent Occurrences Of Interest
in Sweden, Norway and
Denmark.
CHICAGOAN IN GOTHENBUR H
art Dealers Refused to Accept HIS
PaintiDgs-Praise from DR..
AtterbOm.
CHICAGoAN IN GoTHENBgRa
SWEDEN.
Stockholm.

Charles Hallberg, the marine paint
er from Chicag go. is in Gothenbnrg
on a visit. He brought several Of his
paintings with him, bnt art dealers
and art societies refused to receive
them. In some way his presence and
history became known to the art crit
les Dr. ]. AtterbOm, one of Europe's
best-knoWn art critics. became inter-
ested and in column article 10 the
prominent Gothenburg commercial and
shipping newspaper, writes about Mr..
Hallberg. calling him true artist
with a wonderful eye for colors. and
expressing high admiration for his art.
while honestly pointing out certain
primitive ideas in his work. Charles
Hallberg was formerly employed as q
janitor by the Austin State bank at
Austin, Ills, and has shown remarka-
BILE talent as a marine painter. Sew
eral Of his paintings are on exhibition
at the art institute. Chicago. Ills.
General Nordstrom. director OF the
Swedish state railways, announced
today at the session OF Scandinavian
railway men that be is giving constant
attention to the question OF substitute
ing electricity for steam on the gov
eminent roads. He has already ascer.
tanned that some Of the lines are work
able by power derived from the state
Waterfalls while others can be sup
piled from a generating station built
among the vast peat deposits belonging
to the government thus dispensing
with foreign coal. He is confident
that electricity will effect great saw.
ing in operating expenses.
Selma Lagerlof has now completed
the second part Of her book "Jer'lsa-
lem" Of which the first part was pub
lished last year. 'Jerusalem" is one OF
the most wonderful books Of the year
and more copies have been sold of it
than that Of any other author.
Madame Betty Henning. the famous
Danish actress and her husband are at
present paying a visit to Stockholm.
They came direct from Malmo, where
she and her husband, Director Helm
ing Of Copenhagen, celebrated their sill
DR.. Sven Hedin's story of his recent
journey and exploration will appear
in two volumes in the near future. The
publishers are Eonnier & Co.. Stock.
holm. DR.. IIedin is to receive a roy
atty from the firm Of 10000 crowns.
Miss Sofia Guma eIius, who is at the
head Of the Gumaelii Annonsbyra, the
largest advertising agency in Sweden.
has donated 10000 crowns to conSti-
tute pension fund for her employees.
The duke of Cajanello and his 10
year-Old son. of Naples, Italy, have ar
rived at Djursholm, where they are
guests Of the dukes brother-in-law,
Professor MittagLeffler.
More than LOO Swedish-Americans
visited Stockholm during the last three
weeks in July. They are in Sweden
this year in large numbers
Gustaf F. Steffen, the well-known
scientist and author, has received the
degree Of Phi. D. from the University
Of Rostock
The International Dental congress
is at present being held in Stockholm.
About 500 delegates are in attendance.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-08-30

(. rtea ~ q =. rga.
grevink, is now on Els way to America.
He is arranging for the sailing Of two
ships in 1908 on an expedition to the
south pole for the National Geographi-
cal society at Washington. This eXpe-
dition win utilize the reindeer, it is
said, for the first time in antarctic e2'
ploratiOn.
Norwegian papers relate that ter.
rife snow aud tail storm ragged in
Smaalene aud vicinity about July %.
The following day even the snow re
malneG on the ground, in some places
two feet deep. SO that sleighs were in
use, Some Of the hailstones measured
three centimeters 10 diameter.
The students who assembled Nordkap
July ~. had an excellent view of the
midnight sun. Present also were large
contingents Of English, German and
American tourists. In Vadso the stu,
dents were royalty entertained and
supper given in their honor July 81.
An Egyptian prince accompanied by
ronr wants. is travelling incognito
along the Norwegian coast. He paid
a visit to Bergen few days ago, but
no one has succeeded in learning his
name or his destination.
The Norwegian National Merchants
UnoD is holding its annual conven.
tion in NordIand these days. The
movement to establish a handelsde-
partnent is the question at issue.
Chr1stiania has 300 lawyers and $50
practiciug physicians. The attorneys
are here, as elsewhere. way in the lead
in pOiut of numbers.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-08-30

A new process for the manufacture
Of artificial marble has been patented
in erlin. Asbestos, dyeing materials,
shellac and ashes are pounded into a
stiff mass and then subjected to high
pressure The product is surprisingly
firm and by means Of tools can be Civ.
en- fine polish =. : -!
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-08-30

!sts S%st5aH f Prics st So ssf scfs 5
Total $751; Terms 500 cash:
silk M SR F9 BY
bern and sa gneari seho %f
niles naTEe Ns a i Of sT Tos7 S5b
Terms be arranged.
All I d. No sb waIte 9 o6d
drainage. MP RI r o. schooI ana n1a1het ~
Price 4 % per acre Total s20 Terms be arranged
No. 1so8O acres $50 acres cu1tvated 300 acres un:
No 5st By %s N
3 ae7 6a Be
No. 1a1-16O acres IS acres cultivated. 125 "
Hve f9s1 loan" s6 S5S
bet miles AerTa aF g s Price per
ssd svs Dra i scre BlseE
ioam so Gay spbso Sood RTGy g
msfEet miles, Price $1,000 per Total $1,000
@ IL c9t t. 9sref BlsfE
L sag sR 2snary Y H 9 Ef
School I5 Z nile aTEet miles NoEWsgian neighhb9 o6
cash, bal. per cent
No os 1884, esS subao
e RaFn and scboo o a1
edge So Teta $685. ene S Bar cent
No 13327o acres 40 acres cultiXated go acres un7
by river. Good house 14x2212 it. posts wing 1xI845z
#. posts Granary 14x16, shed on each end NJ
P. o. fort Ransom miles, school miles Aa P;a
SUI Total s567o Terms $685. cash BAL per cent
No. 21o aG5gs Gutiyate RaS 81 a 7Sa
soil, clay subsoil House log 1411S grannlEy 1Se0
School 4 miles Market miles: Norwegian neighb0r-
hood. $500 per Total $685. Terms $20ooo
cash
sd No aCreS Pos3of6ce Piymouth mile Mixed
acre gn Total $780, TeFms cash.
No. 27o acFss eu It, ed 10 a eh
ofi Wate1ed by veil House 1925 barn
aTv 14x14 Mp f r, P. o. Miller, q mile School e
mile Market 4 miles. Norwegian neighborhood'
Price $50 90 per acre. Total $600, Terms $44OO cash
No. 2 Bsek 1e oa so ae Watered by We
house. Barn holds thirty head Of stock n Wlna ~
we'll. 9. ~ miles Scho0l H IN s e1 M na4 acre. re-
No. -112o acres of as good land as there is IN
North Dakota. lies nine miles North of lisbon 13O
acres in crop 20 acres fenced PASTURE This farm IS
fy P4ce o Tdt in e ons parce
No, acres under cultivation. Price sl45o per
acre, Total $&32O.OO.
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RANSOM COUNTY, N. OAK.

Rste9 50 uPeu
soil: Clay subsoiI Natural draipage. Three strand
1eI es rs sGhoq mile Market miles Price $1,000
fGH5ityated Gently rolling land, s acres timber
UnimpToved Price si6.oo per acre FERNS Z cash.
per cent.
5 M0 son 81 BsoR 6a d @
WateFed by spTng p2anage oa cPeeE ol O.
miles School mile Market miles. surEound
s casG American Price S2OO per acre Terms
cultivated. 20 acres meadow; Gently r91linS RIaek
s oo ine 5tf!sd e PTss sS
NJ 40 cq5tt tc 40 @ On
sssSf;$S sSs$5E 52nf iSh f; ~ Gsy
Terms rms $s2o.Gs cash %''''' pc
esn7 Song sd esh so cay saSso #St
cred by good we'll Small house stable for four horses
Price per acre Terms $i5eo CASH 6aance long
enf Gultivatsd 80 .a
Gay so5sol Waered i'' by veil NatuTal drainage:
NV 800 Si n5iles. Schdsoi
Ma6 RI g mes ra Earn in excellent condition. Price
Nj q 70 4t s n9<
loan soil. Clay s11bsoi1. Good drainage N P. r: r.
sttieEs %ns5can e R5ce Per
No 118 acres. All wild, level, good soil sub
soil. Smiles south of Engeva1e Price $50 per if
taken at once. Terms easy
No 2232o acres 225 acres cultivated 95 acres nea-
Wate1ed by greek Good arainage No improvements
Scandinavian neighborhood. Price $3.50 per acre.
Total $3.50. Terms to be arranged.
No. 129-16O $50 cultivated. 10 acres
soil Wa{eTed 6Y Veil Good drainaee House KS L
12x12. Barn 4ox60 (shingle) Granary 7Ox26x14 NPR
p: o. miles School u mile. Market miles. Nation
sd ~ OF @ ssf G mostly Ar Price
No 124,32O acres. 1855 ceres cultivated 145
cultivated No waste land Is acres timber Black
barn. Mp .R,R. P. o. 4 mile School. Market 10
piles 2 Of s1rE3 1n settles mixed
NJ 10O aGTes 50 acres Gutivated 10 acres un
HoSss 14z2SxlS Kitchen l2l2 stable
mile. Market miles, Nationality, of surrounding
settlers mixed Price $40 90 per Total $3O0 Terms
$240O all cash.
tivated. 20 acres pasture No waste LAND Al Level
aa Mtssd a by sEss DsPe e s
School Il mile. Market 10 miles Price $3 90 per acre
Total $780, Terms to be arranged.
All level prairie Black loan soil clay subso Good
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-09
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

oFFICIAL-DEPARTMENT OF STATE. WASH
ington, ID. c., December 8, 1902.-Information has
been received at this Department from Mr.. Brai-
States at Leipzig Germany of the death on the
25th Of September, 1902, at Leipzig of Mrs. Della
Edelen Jones of Washington city, d. c. The legal
representatives Of the deceased can obtain further
information by applying to this Department. Per
dispatch No. SO. Dated October o. 1902. 1t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia, Washington Dec. g. 1902
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners Of
the District of Columbia intend to make the fol-
judgment, necessary for the public health safety
and comfort Assessments for one-half of the cost
of the will be made as provided in public act
No. III. approved August Z, 1894. Parties who are
Interested In the proposed work are notified that
the Commissioners will give hearing at the Dis
trict building Wednesday, December "a 1902
Commissioners, to any and all persons who may de-
sire to object thereto Construct stoneware sewers
as follows In the south side of street northeast
between North Capitol street and Lincoln avenue
Bloomingdae; estimated COST $2S0.0o. In the
tween 1st and North Capitol streets. abutting lots
Is, IS, n, IS 90 3d. 81 go, 33. "a IS, SO. 81 and
80. of block 5, Moore and Barbour's Addition to
Washington: estimated cost, $s25.0o. In south
and North Capitol streets. abutting lots 16 IL is,
s.. S. 81 So ss &c. o. a. q. g. g. a. a.
A. 49, IL IS and 49, block g. Moore and Barbour's
Addition TO Washington; estimated cost. 81 241 90
In the west side of 18th street northeast between
G and streets, admitting lots Is, 16, II. IS. 10,
mated cost S542.OO In the west side of 10th
street northeast between D and streets. abutting
lots 3D. 50. "a. s5. SO, 81, SO, 49, 20. 81. 90. Sc
and 81. square 937 estimated cost. 100. HEN
JOHN RIDDLE, Commissioners of the District Of
Columbia. des.9.19&a0-4t
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FOR SALE--A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, WASHING
ton Heights: reduced to $S,4I5
Nine brick houses. In a court; rent $6IZ; only
$3.50 for all; good Investment.
A store on D ST. NV. that rents Tor more
than $500; price, IS. 500.
A nice little house in the southeast Tor navy
yard employe.
A beautiful Groom corner brick In the north
east for So. 49,
wM A. EASTERDAY.
deG-3t* T1S 14th St. Bond bldg.
FOR SALE-HOWARD AVE-. MT PLEASANT,
ONE SQUARE FROM COM. AVE CARS
ONLY $500.
rooms and bath; concrete cellar; furnace and
range kitchen on first floor.
de6-3t II. W. WALKER SON, 1905 st.
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ron sALE-LoTs.
on ssWASu

FOR sALH-rHE CHEAPEST LOT on WASH.
INGrON HEIGHTS
.on one Of the best and widest streets west Of
columbl. road; only Is block from line: 1os
LoT OF THIS cHaRAcTER Il THIS DEsiR-
ANOTHER
Beautiful building 10, on the widest street on
some homes; less than block from both car linet
size S'ziso to wide alley lie s only si.ss foot.
Two of the choicest building lots on Columbia
road. at an extremely low price-about *ioe
loot less than similar ground can be bought
On Washington Heights.'' 2o1ioo aIiey-sl.e5
des-5t MOORE Hill Inc. III 1.,h ST. NV.
FOR sALE-THE CHOICEST AND MOST Eco
nomieal lots in Interchangeable. in the Moore
the past two months, We have them the
best streets,1st St. R. l. ave. n Capitol, z
have wide rear alleys and most have room for
psEs W OH sS Sssgpa Gs s
SPECIAL. INDUCEMENTS MADE TO BUILD
Eas ES ShL ST 3FFIsE FOR PLAT SHOW"
de9-st MOORE & HILL tInc). III 14th st. NV.
or "GoLnMRIA HEIGHTS:w WELL LocAT,
LOTS. so11oo G WIDE Al AILEY .u
IT, IT,, A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR A
dea.st MOORE & HILL 1nc,. III l4th st NV
FOR sALE-HoW's THIS FOR BARGAIN'
$40 PER FOOT
For beautiful building lot 10th St, north
Joins $4,000 residence party wall. This is
positively SNAP Must be sold. We be.
4 ness $500 could be borrowed on this lot at
dee-st MOORE HILL unc). III 14th ST. NV.
FOR sALE-BEcAUsE OF CIRCUMSTANCES WILL
located in the northwest, facing of our large
pssb bile parks This Is a bargain Price only
granoiithic sidewalk, etc; surrounded by fine
houses. Address OWNER, Box IS. Star Office.
FOR SALE-MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LoT. 2ox
100. to Io-ft. alley: located northwest; faces
large sJs lie dss w ss at Ss ns
Address Box 81. Star office. dee3t
FOR sALE-A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BUILD.
ing lot on 2ist st. near r: 40 feet front o
de6-3t r. w. WALKER son. lOO6 st.
FOR sALE-A SPLENDID BUILDING LOT, IS,
50. 156, between 18th and 18th w; 24xao: right
IN the fashionable section Apply to CHARLES
G. LANCASTER. Owner, 1919 st. NV. del-tf
FOR SALE-CHOICE BUH.DING LOTS IL NORTH
BrightwoOd. right on Brightwood ave-; the best
and cheapest lots in the District; now Is the time
Owner 14is G st. NV dei-tf
FOR SALE-A CHOICE SOUTH FRONT LOT on
Cal ave-. Washington Heights. which we can sell
at sacrifice: also choice 25ft south front lo,
18th at bargain: also 2o-ft lot on 18th St:
no25- tn, th&s-tf
A RARE OPPORTUNITY-wE HAVE A CLIENT
who has choice lot on 18th st. NV. bet. T. and
r sts, who will erect suitable business building
and LEASE it for term of years at very rea-
sonahle rent: don't miss this chance. +.
LODGE FIII, 500 F st. NV. no25t tn th&s-tf
FOR SALE-LOf rs AND LOTS OF LOTS; ALL
sizes. in all locations and at all prices. Pros
pective buyers should give us opportunity to
bring to their attention those which offer
and control. We represent a great many estates
owning Washington city and county property
which can be bought very low
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
no1526t 1414 T. st. W,
FOR SALE
LOTS OF SIZES TO SUIT
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE LOCALITY
IN THE DISTRICT
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deo-tf
FOR KENf-K. w. WAL
1896 10th NV, 14r&3
ba. nicely furn'd $3.50. 90
1885 10th. ABB, unf- 10000
ITO Riggs pl. Sr, b.
furnished. ....... 100
"a Grant pl NV, 1ir. bSo.o0
1907 Phelps; pl NV.
Tor. b......-. so. 90
1898 Oregon nv. 9r. b.35 90
CALL AT OFFICE FOR
unoq. & ina th-tf
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l.. :. Il. COR. It'll d l. Y. w.
21S Il NV, 5r, va. 1880
1l53 Sth NV. 0r&w. IL 30
1901 eth, store & 1r. Is. 90
1924 18th NV .3r. b dat.l5.o0
1I53 Sheridan NV. 5r.1l.00
2047 Sth NV. 6r&w 1850
IFS VI Sc, 6:&w 1850
912 I'd SC. 5r&w. 1850
1924 y Cap. store. 1850
( 1918 n ] av Sc, 6r&w10.50
/ 312S 18th NV. store 1850
235 Pomeroy, Ar, wtcoDS.00
Rear Gil NJ nv. Ar. 1850
iit2T Half st sw, ir, N.7.30
1872 y NV. on rs..S7 & 81
ia VI NV. shop. 100
Rear sos 18th nwicoD $50
674 Navy pl Sc. 4r.w.5.50
1858 31st, Ar fat 800
Hotel. 3Gr. ST heat. chesp
n W Etnam bpat dpE-ff
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LADIES GOODS.

RELIABLE SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING, 81
Up. At Auerbachs, Z II. Domestic Once
Send Postal And Machfnist VIII Call All Ma.
chimes We Have Sold The Past Years Repaired
Free. Rent 4 Repair Dept Phone East ~.
my2O-tf
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
AND WARRANTED, 81 co.
At Oppenheimer's. Ola 9th ct. NV.
Machines rented by week month.
my20-tf5 Phone Main 1850.
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FOR RENT-BY B.F.SAU
Brichtwood av near Pet
worth. 11r. b-.-.S4o.n
4I4 u NV. 12r, b. 81 -
liOs ' NV. ar, b. ..30.5
House. stable, l.. acres,
mr. 18th and II ne. 80. on
624 9th NV. TrSb. so.'r.
1916 Sd NV, Or. b. 80. 0C
1907 9Th NV, Or, b. .2S.5I
l2ll l. NV. SrAh y d
121T 9th NV, Or. b. .T. sc
i629 9Th NV, Or, b. .T.5C
701 Tth he. Grab. :. y. 81
Halls for TT. 9th & q NV
1900 T NV. store. "a ~
22l g ne, Or, b....1S.50
Tl5 irving. stn&6r. 1t. 50
1916 II ne stn&rel 10. 50
l0l:; ! ne, 5r&b fat 1850
1877 eth NV. Or. w.16.30
10l3 nth NV, store i6. 90
I iiicr rpAins at 512 + st.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExCHANGE-HAvE YOU PROPERTY YOU
DESIRE TO EXCHANGE? If so, You SHOULD
GET OUR LIST OF THE PROPERTIES WE
OFFER.
WE HAVE NEW. MODERN HOUSES IN THE
NORTHWEST AND ON THE ''HEIGHTS'' TO
EXCHANGE FOR OLD HOUSES OR VACANT
GROUND.
SEE US ABOUT THIS-wE CAN NO DOUBT
EFFECT A GOOD TRADE FOR YOU FOR JUST
THE PROPERTY YOU DESIRE.
no26-tf MOORE 4 HILL Inc.). TT 14th st. NV.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-2I4s ST. BED ROOMS AND
tiled bath; parlor, reception hall. dining room
pantry and kitchen 1st floor; splendid ecomom,
teal hot-water heater in Kitchen. price, ~ 10y
per mo. WIN II. SAUNDERS CO.. 14oi r 81.
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OR EXCHANGE

OR EXCHANGE
Columbia road-Iot 25x1S4, improved by B.
story. ,12room, tiled-baths brick and brown
stone tone dwelling; hot-water heat Price $4,000.
and frame dwelling. viii trade for Sc 600 house.
Price. $4,000.
st; n;w.-Being s-story. 14-room 2-bath
brick dwelling; hot-water heat; trust, $4,000 at
3 per cent. Price. s15, 900.
2 st; nw-Being 3-story. 1o.room and bath
brick dwelling; ANIL; rented at $50 90; trust
saooo at . per cent. Can be taken or Price,
story and basement Groom brick dwelling: Ia
trobe heat; clear; win exchange for $4,000 house.
Price. $4,000.
11th st: s.e-Iot 17xeo to alley. improved by a
2-story Groom brick dwelling; rent, S20. so per
Park slot 1920 sl improved by s-stoiy,
13,room, 3-bath brick dwelling; two laundries:
viii exchange Price, $4,000.
st. n-w.-Iot lSx100, improved by a 3-story
ana cellar, Groom and bath brick dwelling; f,lr-
mace heat; rent, $4,000 per month Price, $1,000
proved by s-stor tory, 19-room, 2-bath brick and
for smaller houses. Price, SAT COO.
ST. n.w..Lot 41x2e; 6-foot side alley; i'm,
brown stone dwelling; rent. .$75 per month; cost
Sl2.eoo; wired for electric lights; clear. Price.
st. n.w.-Lot oox9o5 to alley; improved by a
3-story and cellar, 11-room and bath brick dwell
M anrnaee neat trust p pr so oo
Florida ave- nw-T-Lot; corner rear alley; i'm I'm
prsk By stor and ait ba
rent 500 per month; trust, Sl2,ooo at per
cent. Price, $40, COO
kenesaw aye-Iot 1sx160 to alley, improved by
S-story 1o-room and tiled bath brick dwelling;
steam heat; trust, $500 at per cent. Price,
$500.
University place nw.-Being s-story, 10-room
and bath brick dwelling; furnace heat. Price,
5000.
French st. n.w.-Improved by 2-story. Groom
and bath brick dwelling: furnace heat; rent,
$3.50 per month; recently papered and deco
rated; trust, 81, 900. Price, s.. 900.
Whitney n.w.--Being 3-story and cellar,
Broom and bath Drinks; rooms first floor; laun-
dry in cellar; trust. $4,000 at D per cent new
Will trade for unimproyed ground at 81 300 each
Harvard St nw-Ilot 19xl50 to alley; i'm
proved by 3-story, 1o-roon, tiled baths brick
dwelling; new; rent $50 per month; Kitchen on
first foor cabinet mantels; steam heat; clear.
Price $1,000.
Mintwoed place n.w.-Lots 2oxl2i each. Inn
Jugs; steam heat; alley; clear Price,
$l050
LOUIS d. WINE & CO.,
doR Z ST n
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FUR RENT-D, d. THOMPSON. 1855 + ST
1927 Phelps NV Or. b$50 0ei60S 18th ne Or ID 90
isso Roanoke NV i0ri0 GU 1903 10th NV store 10 90
1917 Corcorsn, Tor 10 00l25 Benning Grtwhi)eaS 90
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALEICLAYMoNT. THE BEAUTIFUL COUN-
try home of the late Frank r. Stockton; price.
Sac, 200. VIII accept Washington city property in
part pay. H. w. HILLARY, StauntOn Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-09

FOR SALE-MUST BE SOLD
1906 18TH ST.
No reasonable offer refused; less than So $50
will buy ft-3 stories. cellar. furnace: %
feet wide. STONE & FAIRFAX
de93t S06-S0S + st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-09
ILL AND WINTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.
HADDON HALL,

ATLANTIC CITY. ". J.
This weil-knoxn hotel remains open throughout
the year. The Fail season is most delightful.
Golf. Yachting. Driving. Riding. The eyer-famols
Boardwalk. etc. Illustrated Booklet
noI-tf 10 LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
uNFuRNIsHND.

GEO. TRUEsDEIL.
Room %, Wyatt bldg.
KER & son. iNp6 + ST.
1874 How av. MP.9r b3o. 80
pa Seaton ne, sr. b.30- SO
1908 Both NV. Or. BIS. 80
1910 Both NV. Or. .25. 81
W RrookFd, 7r, b. .25. 90
y Chevy Chase. 81. b. %. o0
1896 10th NV. 14r. 3bl0o. 90
1349 s Cap st, 4r. :. $3.50
COMPLETE BULLETIN.