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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-06
GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.

R s.: e: 4; !: 4
thoroughly and advise you what
to buy for profit.
The Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Co.
1928 1925 32d st. Phone West 40
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$40. 1906 G NV, CT
$40. The Brunswick, Ar
S3T 80. 1910 18th NV. Or
$35. IS. .1747 + NV, Sr
s35. 50. 613 N Y av.wareh
S35. 90. .1:O1 Corcoran, Sf
$35. 1923 18th NV, Tor
$36 .432 9th NV. up'r moo,
$50. 80. .2819 18th NV. Sr
$50. so. .1430 Fla av, Or
$50. 80. S19 Quincy NV, Or
$40. so. 1875 r NV. Or
$50. so. 1905 l. NV. 8r
$50. so. ..713 18th NV. 81
$50. 40. 1914 C0rcoran, 7r
$40. 35. 1880 14th NV, 7r
$50. :. The Franconla. 2r
so. 80. .239 9Th ne, Sr
$2S. so. 81 Sd ne, Or
$27. 80. TheMontgomery, AZ
$40. 40. 49,. .636 A Sc. II
S25. go. .2313 M NV, Tor
S25. so. 34T3 Morgan av. Or
SOS. The Cumberland. r
SIS. iii 81 NV, fat
$22. so. The umberland.2 Pr
$40. so. .243 X ne, Sr
$40. The Cumberland, 2r
$50. .G15 r NV. ONCE
SIS. 40. % Defrees st, Or
SIS. PAT NJ NV, store
$40. 49,. sol d NV. Office
$13. so. S424Prospect av Or
$12. so. sol ID NV. office
81. 80. .1723 9th NV Or
$40. %. 800 7th Sc. store
$40. 49,. 627 F NV. Office
$40. $40 r NV. Office
So. 40. 800. .2130 i NV. q
roperty for rent send for
nm mn ~
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FOR RENT-EY J. C. WELDON s. CO.,
pa +. Cap. st.
100 Md. ave ne. 10 rooms beautiful location.
$3.50 per 1915 f. Cap. ST.. 10 rooms,
facing Lincoln Park s55 per month. Finer house
Capitol IA rooms. suitable for member of
Congress. 1925 per month ocS-3t
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNISHED.

FOB RENT-BY WIN "A. EAsTERDAY, BOND BID.
1888 NV 10r.b. SIS 00 l1s2 18th NV. 10r b. 100
l622 NV lOr b. 10 OO 1859 Hickman 81. hit %
1899 NV. Tor, b. 40 sol 2z04 NV. lr. 80
sos NV. 81. b.. 1880 Complete list at Office.
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PHONE MAIN $40.
DAN AND TRUST CO.,
DEPARTMENT.
fur. Tor. &b.. furnace
..................$ 125.00
. b NV, 11r. b. fur
neat ........... 90
1911 8 NV. Tor, b
heated by latrobes35. so
EY, Real Estate Omcer.
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FOR RENT
SIPS .2O2-4 l4th nv. wareh
500. .213 10th NV, wareh
S75. The Marlborough. Or
SOS. .221 + Capitol, 11r
$65. The Marlborough. Or
SCOTS. II Iowa cir, Tor
500. The Cumberland, 6r
SEQ. .215 Il Capitol. lar
SEQ. The Brunswick. 5r
$3.50. 1922 X NV. 11r
$3.50. . .1O16 22d NV. Or
$50.s5. .323 Ind av. 13r
$50. go. .113O 18th NV. Tor
&5O.6o. oil 18th NV, Tor
$50. IS. :. .221 Sd NV. 13r
$50. IS. .22O7 X NV, Tor
$50. 80. .3O12 18th NV. 13r
$50. 1853 Roanoke NV, Tor
$50. POI e Capitol, 11r
$50. 1857 Col road, Sr
$50 Omaha & N Fl avs, Or
$50. The Phoenix, Or
$50. The Cumberland, br
t4S.25. :. 1921 X NV. 11r
$45. so. 1417 22d NV, 12r
$3.50. .lO20 Sth NV. 81
$40. As. &. -1409 Hopkins, Or
$45. The Brunswick, Ar
$45. The Miller, 5r
$45. The Phoenix, ST
$40. .FrancOnia, 6r
$45. The Victoria, 81
$4,000. 1901 N H av. Or
$4,000. .. .S05 9th NV. Tor
5000. .412 T NV, 9r
$1,000. .2476 Ontario. 81
$40. so. .1413 Q NV, Tor
$40. The Phoenix, 81
For complete list Of D
weekly bulletin.
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FOR SALE-CHEAP
A fine lot on 9th st. s.w. near ST. Dominic
Church. with a small frame house on same and q
nice 2-story brick stable on rear. Lot % IT, In
by 40 It. deep. Price, $4,000 II sold at once
nice Or. bricks, on N ut. s.w. between AZ and
Union; water and sewer; the houses cannot. be
built for less than $1,000 without the lots. Price
81. 800 each.
82S st. s.w., good Or. brick; water and
sever Price. $4,000; $500 cash. balance In
474 and 478 g st. sw.; Groom bricks; all mod
imps. Price, 81, GO.
344 Ut. s.w.; Or. brick; water and sewer;
store and dwelling; renting for $12.3O per mo-
Price, 81, 600.
$40 and 348 H ct. s.w.; Or. brick with water
and sewer. Price. 81, 800 each.
235 18th ct. s.w.; Tor. and bath; all mod. imps
Price, "a, 900.
GOT 9th ct. s.w.: Or; all mod. Price, $4,000
= 121 1t. s.w.; er.; all mod. imps Price,
1900. O. H. PARKER,
6e30-6t AS ~ ct. s.w.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE
Three 3-story fiat buildings, containing flats
each; total rental. 1880 per month These build
ings new; built by of best builders;
al rented, and the running expenses very
small; located In good part of the nv,
convenient to the cars. Want to trade for vacant
ground. MOORE & HILL Inc,
oclGt III 14th st.
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FOR RENT
THE WASHINGTON L
REAL ESTATE
2233 @ NV, completely
heat, modern plumbing
8 b NV. 12r. b. hot
water heat. .....S7b.W
1853 Mass Az NV. liz.
b. fur heat. modern
plumbing. 1870
se17-tf THOMAS BRADL
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geben.
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fern Ra4mittag cine 8ermefung Oe8
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f4i6te er3G6Ite, ianbh ite biniiber
mad benz Mari9dusz8iireau mo bic
8eamten bic Grau nur nit M2iibe Ios
puro:n.
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unb @aratoguitruBe.
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Srantlinz unb @atbsOrulftraBe:
garroQz9art unb Da5 dlte Wo91'
baus BON Charles Carroll BON @ar
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66Iuue Gon3efTiOn, -
areunb: ,0ie tommt e5, bGB On dl5
iunger G6emann 70 Iange i'm @irtbss
buu8 bleiben barfft?" Gdrl: sd
babe nGmli8 meiner 5rau geitattet,
70 lange &Iobier gu fpielen, Bis t4
heimfDmme."
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Ser ,8iGIium &e1Ie r
8auperetn" bieIt geftern Abenb
in Sellers 8eitalrdnt an Der SIDE
DON 4l6emarlez un6 9ranbpftraBe
feline u. SSa6resber1ammlung, in nell
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8eri9te iiber 6u5 berflOfere Sabr,
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9u3 benz 8eri9te bes Gefretdrs
9unot bat Der @ereit Elm GuBer1t err
foIgreiGes SSu6r 6ipter fi8. Die Gin
nabmen beliefen ft9 auf $30,871.56
unb bic 2usgaben auf $4,000, 10
baB Elm l1eberf9uB BON $871.56 gu
ber3ei9nsn mar. 0as 0irett0rium
ertIdrte barauFbin cine 0ioibenbe BON
3 Pro3ent fir bic GeBten feds NO=
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nurben folgerOe Serren BON Neuem
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QFociation Der Is. DarO" in gr.
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miFdr, fir ben StuOtrutb inbOffirt.
9as bis6erige &at6smitglieb 11Iri9
mar in Der 8erIammIung artpeienb.
Sr. Sol. Is. GaFeG fiibrt ben 8OriiB,
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Sparen STE SGT Gen!

Cine S6u6tel BON Suits giGIen era
fpart Sbnent bieIe Dollars fir DOttOr=
Re6nungen. Oieie piuen turiren unz
ter alien nmitdnben fdmmtli9e bur9
ben Magen, bic 2eber ober bic Ginsez
tpetbe perdnlaBten G%rant6etten.
Tsif girs Arinf gtwastt gshanptung
Oenn segen ROpfi9mersen, Dpspeps
fie, Malariu, 8eritOpfung unb 9a1en.
Ieiben gebrau6en MtGiOnsn 2euts
Gmtt'S @eber:VtHett.
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9tuffe6GerteufeG - 9os
Rumeel ion 6a5 ein5ige 36ier fem,
pel6e5 ni6t f6pimmen tGnn; tonmt
e8 ing 8afer, 10 Iegt es F8 anf Dem
Riiden un6 itn(g)t. --- er mar
elm friebli8er, filler 8(O)per.
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Scirathsz9irenten.
5plgenoe 5eiratbs : 2icen3en purs
ben geitern oom 4ttuar bes Common
PLea5 { 9eriAts ausgeiteut:

UplSCILUC SJIL+UL92 . SLCSIt0IlI IULL>
ben geitern BON 4ttuur bes Common
PIeas & 9eriAts uusgeiteut:
GbarGes 8. Sbomp7on, 80, Gbica>
go, Sus., unb 9prtia 9uines o.
unger, 80 Sabre alt.
@amueG 81. 86ite, 80, Nanticofe,
@icomitoz Gount9, uno 8ertie g.
9pber, 81 Sabre alt.
gilbert 9. 9art, %, unb Office Sill
man, % Sabre alt; 2icen3 gebolt BON
Srunf Smith, g&r. 10Y, @iiO>Srebez
rtdtraBe.
8eniamin Marf6lin, 81, Miflinz
GountD, 3d., unb 8irbie Milbier, q
Sabre alt; Qicen5 geboIt BON Su6n g,
Boomers, g}r. 35, Ofz25, @traBe.
@eo. 9. 8rDmm, 81, g&r. 6O4, g.
@muupoobftraBe unO &nnie &.Rein.
6urbt, 27 Sabre alt.
Souls Goldberg, %, gtr. 17O5,
@l6emarleftraBe, unO &nnie Pooloss
fD, 20 Sabre alt.
Gilbert 80. 4roctor, q, Nr. 934.
@isquitbftraBe, unb 8utie 9otparb,
Is Sabre alt.
Sofepb Sitting, %, unb Morp 6.
Re1nolos, % Sabre aft; 2icen3 ges
6olt pon 6otpurb %. Pearl, gfr. 3O6,
G;iN-m n,t14T4rnbp
@eorge MiGer, "a, unO Mamtc
Runbolp6, 20 Sabre alt; 2icen3 gebolt
pon 6ermann 8napp, Ger. 2O12, SEC
6enrD5traBe.
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Su9t fetren 8ruber. -
M}arT8au 5arnan erbieLt geBern elm
@6rei6en BON 5ermann S4urtnger,
Mafer Of 4rm8 an 8OrO bes in Defs
inbii6en @enGferr treu8enOen Stag
geni6iffS Olympia" in pd6em er
I'm IusfunFt iiber ieinen 8ru6er
Griebri8 @8aringer, ipe14er 1891
in Baltimore po6nte, erfu6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-11

*** Der vNrion" : Masten6au
finbet beute, ben 10. Se6ruar, in Der
r9ermania>M dnner9orz5ane ftatt.
Gin gpmite, tpeI9es aus lauter erfa6z
renen MGnnerp beftebt, bener bas
@obG bes 8eretns am 9er3en liegt, 1T
nit ben arrangements fir bas 5eft
betrdrt tporben, unb biefes gomite
arbeitete nit einsm ioIfen @tfer. baB
pbne 3tpetfel elm MdstenbaG gu
@tonbe tommt, tpel9er binter feinen
@prgGngern ni9t 5uriidite6t. 8Or
4Gem firbet cine erOBartige @rDff=
nungsi5ene fat, fir beren &uffibz
rung cine groBe @umme berpiqigt
tporben ift. Darn itn0 aud fpertbz
Do[e Ginaet> urb 9ruppenpreiie gez
ftiftet tporben, 70 bab man uuf cine
groBe Mastenf9uar re9nen bdrf.
8iGlete fir ben 8aG iinb BEL 5rn. 9eo.
Sining, g1r. 8, Norb<9oltbapitraBe,
unb 6rn $. S9Ieunes IN Der Stag
Sa[Ie" au bGberL
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,8rubentialz 2edgne."-
Die @btbeiGung Ger. 176 Der ngrue
bentialz2 eague" belt geftern &benb
in Srn. &iIian @olt's 2Ofal, Nr.
1921, OrleunsftraBe, lire Sa6resDers
fammlung, Bel tpel8er Der Staatsz
prG1ibent @eo. Sid ben 8OriiB fiibrte.
Ser Sinan5beri4t ergub, buB ft9 bic
@~innabmen tpG6renb bes Sa6res ouf
$581.33 urb Die Quseaben auf $178.z
SO beliefen. MIs 8eamte tpurben err
pGblt: Yrdiibent Grnft Metnfelber;
8icezprdfibent Satob @ber; SefretGr
2ubptg 2epper; S4aBmeifter &iltart
q. 8Olt; 9elegdten gum Stautsz@onz
all Sato6 gber unb $. 8e9tel. 81.
SObn S. 9empel, Der Qr5t Der 2edgue,
unb 5r. goul SruB pon Der @6tbet@
lung Rr. 127, tpobnten Der 8erfamm>
lung BEL, mad beren 8eenbigung Srau
Bolt Elm SOuper ierpirte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-11
grin, GarnebaI bei'm ,9prmGrts.' q

Gin slGnaenb ~berIdufener MnsfenbaG
Der Surner unb Surnertnnen bes
n8ornGrts." = 4usge5et9neter
9eTu9. = 3ablret9e unb pri9tz
nene Mosfen. - Mastenbau bes
.2pcuf=9otnt Mdnner9prs" in
Der charlottesville"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-22
Aormons in New Mexico.

AS to the purported influx Of Nor
mons into New Mexico and the Won
derful political influence they are sup
posed to exercise and contemplate, the
Santa Fe New Mexican makes the fol-
lowing pertinent remarks:
There are today in New Mexico. out
Of an estimated population of zoo. 900
people, not more than 500 Mormons.
men, women and children. These are
scattered and live in small settlements
in San Juan, Rio Arriba and Mckinley
counties. They cut no more ice practi-
cally than does a Tammany politician
in the celestial empire. The immigra-
ton into New Mexico at this time is not
coming from Utah it is from Iowa.
Nebraska. Kansas, Oklahoma and Tex
as, and no Mormons have been noticed
in the numbers that have come into the
territory during the past three years
and are coming now. The senators and
representatives from the state of New
Mexico in congress. the officials of the
new state, the members of the legisla-
tive assembly and the county officials
will contain a large proportion of ma
tive New Mexicans of Spanish or Mex
lean descent; in fact, they will be pref
ty evenly divided between this class of
New Mexican citizens and the men who
came to New Mexico years ago and
have been citizens thereof for from 10
to 30 and DO years. "-Deseret News.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-22

quences too frequently fall the heavi-
est
''In the present status of capital anu
labor there should be mutual interests;
and at the same time workmen should
realize that there is limit to the pres
sure which capital can endure by the
demands made upon it. Competition
has always given some measure of re-
lief to the iaborer by the demands OF
capital for human service, and men
should not therefore abandon them
selves TO the supposed power of arbi-
trary demands which labor unions are
now making in many cases upon their
employers. The contention for the
recognition of unions is often a very
indefinite factor. for no one seems 10
know just what that recognition means
now, or what ii is to mean in the fu-
ture. If recognition means the exclu-
sive right of any class of men to gain
a livelihood by their work. then recog-
milton should be persistently and force
fully registered.
1.-The Latter-day Saints, whether in
the unions or out of them. know very
we'll whether individual or united de-
mands are arbitrary and unjust, and
they will lose nothing by n manly re-
fusal TO violate their sense of justice"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-22
The University.

It appears from the daily issues of
our Tucson contemporaries that the
University of Arizona is whirling
around in the maelstrom Of politics. If
that is so the finish of that institution
of learning may be easily foreseen. as
well as the end of the men who have
permitted it to get into the vortex.
There is not in all the history of edu-
cational institutions the story of one
that survived severe political attritlon-
They have all been worn away.
1t is difficult 10 get at the bottom of
the trouble at Tucson, there are so
mary statements and counter state
ments. Some of them are based upon
charges made by the students, some on
one side and some on the other. There
are other charges which have their
foundation on, things that have evil
IDENTIFY been told on the streets, seem
ingly too disgraceful for publication.
Whatever may turn out to be the
truth of all this, II is certain that the
university is in 4 bad way now. Even
if it should go to pieces in a political
storm it would not be the worst thing
that could happen. An object lesson
would have been taught and one which
would be long remembered. There
would be- rebuilded on the ruins of the
present school, one with which the
politicians would not dare to interfere
There would be a faculty and 4 board
of managers, changes in which could
not be Synonymous with changes in
any administration.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-22
Women As Scholars.

number of college presidents hav-
ing been asked whether woman or man
excelled in scholarship surprise will no
doubt be expressed that the answers
should be practically unanimous in de-
claring that the gentle sex is easily in
first place. 1t is not so many years
since there were those who contended
that woman could never hope to attain
to the intellectual eminence OF man.
But since then women have carried off
some of the greatest prizes in the edu-
cational world and have demonstra ted
their ability to hold their own in the
highest studies. The present inquiry
appears to have proved that they are
not only able to compete with men,
but that as whole they surpass them.
One educator answers the query with
the belief that there is a general i'm
preston that women attain higher
scholarship in science, literature and
art and attempts to explain il by say
ing that this may be due to conscien-
tious and faithful work rather than
ability. But he forgets that definition
OF genius which declared it to be the
capacity for hard work. That, after
all, is the ability which counts. An
other president, who admits that wo-
men show 10 per cent better average
in scholarship, blames the male infer
ioFity upon athletics and general read
ing. Still. it seems that women stu
dents have been known 10 participate
in their athletics also. and they gener-
ally manage to keep posted upon the
literature Of the day. Possibly the ex-
posture of their inferiority will cause.
the male students to bestir themselves.
The true explanation will probably be
found in the fact that women are more
ambitious misunderstanding Dis
patch.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-22
MACHINERY, ENGINES, ETC.

WESTERN IRON WORKS, 90S-92S N
Main St, manufact'rs crude oil engines
and pumps. Complete irrigating plants.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-22

VULCAN IRON WORKS. 1888 N.
Main ST., manfrs. stamp mills, ore crush
ers. well tools. General machine work.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-22
FRENCH MONUMENT AT WATER
LOO.

The French monument which is to be
erected on the field of Waterloo is now
complete. 1t consists of an immense
eagle mounted on a granite PEDESTAL
New York Evening Post.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-22

"Oh, look what a pretty kitten. ma
ma" exclaimed small Harry.
Yes" replied his mother, and. Just
think. 1t never cries"
We'll. no wonder" rejoined the
youngster. 1T doesn't have it's neck
washed"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-22
=|SOUTFIERN CALIFORNIA ADVERTISEMENTS
Los A INC E L ES
p r + F f ED LIST

ply the Arizona public with the names
os Angeles establishments. The list will
listing the Coast. In dealing with Re-
where you saw the advertisement. They
Dican.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-22
BARRELS AND TANKS.

Los Angeles Cooperage Co. Tanks, bar
and kegs. Write for prices.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-04-23
WALL STREET IN FRENZY.
Beginning to Realize Full import Of
Northern Securities Decision.

Washington, April 16.--Wall street
is in frenzy 1t is beginning to real
ize the full import of the Northern
Securities decision and the helpless
ress Of the railroad kings. President
Roosevelt is charged with the whole
business, and Wall street says the
president is acting upon an initiative
without any party demand. Attorney
General Knox, while disliked for the
part he has played, is not held respon-
si!le. Wall street financiers say an
antitrust law has been on the statute
Books for many years, and combina.
tons similar to the Northern Secur-
tiles case are not uncommon, yet this
l:w was never invoked. 1t is charged
that the president has inspired the
action for personal reasons. J. Pier
pont Morgan Is genuinely angry. He
believes this move is political play
of the president. and proposes to cir
cumvent Roosevelt If money and
genius can do SO. An effort will be
made to accomplish the same end by
different means. Other big financial
men are urging caution. They are not
sure but Knox has other cards he has
not played. II is now stated that only
heroic measures on the part OF heavy
men saved panic on the stock ex-
change.