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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-26

s4,25O-s-room brick and stone house
on Capitol Hill, west of 9th
st. and not far from East
Capitol st.
$45OO-Within 1 block of Lincoln
Park; S-room house with a
conservatory; this is a locality
in which houses bring double
this price.
"a, 4OO-3-story Groom bay-window
brick, near 18th and r SITS.
NV: rents for $3.50 per
month; a loan of s.. 800 has
just been placed on this prop
erty at 5 per cent interest.
S. JOO-Within one block of East
Capitol st. and west of Sth
ST.; Groom brick; IS feet wide;
stable.
$3,5O0NNear 18th and SITS; 7-room
brick: lot over 20 feet wide;
paved alley in rear; cheap
home.
$3,5OO-S-room brick on Capitol Hill,
near Library; " square from
Pa. ave-; 8 rooms; rents $3.50.
s4,75O-Near State, War and Navy
Department; 10 rooms; lot ok
80; rent, $50.
s2,SOO-6-room brick on a lettered
street near 14th NV; good
sized yard; alley; rents for
5000.
$3,5OO-Frame house with bath and
modern plumbing; porcelain
bath tub; in the west end;
west 10th ST., south of. u St;
6 rooms; lot 2oXlOO; rents for
$3.50
s3,65O-Near nth and L SITS. NV;
rooms; bay window; now beng
newly nanered and painted.
porcelain bath tub.
$4,000 corner in the northwest
near st. Paurs Church;
rooms; bay window; brick
So. 5OO-Near the Capitol; rooms;
modern plumbing; cellar: fur
mace; well constructed; rented
So
So. 5O0-Northwest; 3-story, Groom
bay window; rents for $50.
$3,55O-New houses in the northeast:
west of 9th street; rooms
reception hall; modern plan.
s3.75e-Three-story brick in the
northwest; renting for $3.50
s4,25O-A corner well located in the
southeast; near Pa. ave; 10
rooms; good, substantial brick
house; lot 20 feet front; a
northwest corner.
S,50O-Well located northeast; con-
venient to H st. car line; g
rooms; lot 16x116; 2-story
brick stable.
s3.J0O-A double bay-window brick
on Capitol Hill near East Cap
itol St; 6 rooms and bath.
4,7JO-In the northwest section on
an avenue; rooms; cellar;
furnace heat; SIDE LIGHT.
$4,1J0-On New Hampshire ave. near
Washington circle; rooms;
20 feet wide; porcelain tub;
cheap property.
2T00-In the northwest section: g
rooms and bath; bay window;
pressed brick; rents for so.
ONES and Investments.
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Small investments in individ-
ual dwellings; all are good
income producers and are
bargains at prices quoted.
2@o-Rent; 5000: Groom, bay-win-
dow brick, on lettered street.
near 18th street northwest.
$4G0-Rent, $3.50: S-room house,
well located in southwest; over
1900 square feet ground.
S2,ooo-Rent, SCI; two Groom houses.
near government printing Of
$3,3JO-Rent, $3.50; very cheap; Of
fered so low to close an es-
tate; northwest, west of 9th
street and near r. l. ave; Il
rooms; bay-window: pressed
brick; formerly rented for So
and could easily be raised to
that again.
So 650-Rent, $50; near 18th street
northwest. on lettered street;
rooms; bay-window: now be
ing papered and painted
throughout
S2,000-Rent, $3.50; in the northwest
section; Groom bay-window
brick. with bath.
81, J00-Rent. so per month; frames
in southeast section: wide lot
$7,2J0-Rent, 10; houses on num-
bered street in northwest; lot
4Sx115 feet.
So, I0o-Rent. $40; three frame houses
in a good section of the north
west; west of Conn. ave. and
south of NJ street; lot about
46X100
49, 1Ja-Rent. SOS. 30; S-room brick
house on numbered street north
west; west of 9th street; south
of r street.
2Jo-Rent. 5000; Groom brick,
near C. =. o.
Call for our list of investment
property.
Store Properties cheap, for oc-
cupancy or investments.
$1,000 store and dwelling; I
rooms; lot 20x90; northwest
section; rents for $50.
S2,S00-In the northwest section:
- rooms; lot 26x125; wide
alley; stable.
S4,7J0-Within half block of 9th
and Pa. ave. NV; used as a
bar room; brick building;
rents for SO.
S4,0OO-Corner store and dwelling
ne; Z rooms, bath, cellar.
S4,35Q-Store on Pa. ave. Sc; lot
20x11O feet.
SS,000-Corner on 9th st. NV, well
located; been occupied by
same tenant for IL years at
rental of $50 per month; lot
25X7S feet.
So, 500-Near the Capitol and Lii
brary; store and dwelling; 81
feet wide.
81, 500-Two small stores on 18th
st. Sc; size 4Sx117.6; 30-foot
alley; rental $50 per month
S14 ,000-Fine property on 14th
street; store and apartments
large lot.
CALL FOR LIST OF ALL CLASSES
OF PROPERTY.
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for him just after noon. He declined to
discuss his case at all. The people at the
Lexington Hotel today said Mr. Sykes was
not drunk when he came there last night
but appeared to be suffering from nervous
disorder. He told the clerk he had no
money. but wanted room. He would have
been given one but for the fact that the
place was crowded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-26

Willie--"I met new minister my
way to Sunday school, mamma, and he
asked me If ever played marbles on Sun
day"
Mother-"H'm. And what did you say to
that?"
II said, Get thee behind me, Satanr and
walked right off and left him. "-Exchange
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$500 Each.

Accommodating terms-as low
as $500 cash from a desirable
purchaser, with easy monthly
payments.
Well be glad to explain the best
deal we could offer you. These
handsome new houses have
some unusually desirable fea-
lures. The fronts have an
exceptionally attractive and
SUI b S ntial appearance
pressed brick and brown
stone; a roomy front porch.
The arrangement is the very
best.
First f1oor-1Iandsome parlor:
large middle room or recep-
ton hall; dining room; pan
try and kitchen.
Four sleeping rooms and tiled
bath, with up-to-date, mod
ern plumbing. Two sleeping
rooms on sd floor. a good
sized lot; wide paved alley.
TWO-STORY BACK PORCH.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND
SUNDAY for inspection.
Waterman in charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-26

Dorothy-"Does your mother belong to
the Daughters Of the Revolution
mo. / think she belongs to the Cont
ner tai Dams."-I.tfe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-26
Moore & Hill, Inc,
~ 18th Street.

These choice northwest homes
at reasonable prices. Desira-
BILE and convenient location.
Nos. 1854, 1856, 1853, 1862
u st. NV.
We have the exclusive agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-26
[ JnmatChable ValueSin
Real Estate.

%1H1S1 e believe that your Interest CO.
Il TX incides with ours, and that by
WV offering you the best advice
and giving you the best values
the money you want to pay can buy. we
are serving our interest as we'll as yours,
for your future real estate deals will be
put through this office. The list of
houses we offer for sale today is the best
we have been able to offer for some thine.
Each house is star bargain of its kind.
Each house is materially under the price
similar houses are commanding. Many
invite buyers to buy them as homes now
with the prospect of turning over the
properties i'm the near future at hand
some profit. Study your opportunity.
Study this list.
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These two fne.hornes on Wash
ington Heights-both open
for inspection.
No. 1874 Mintwood Place.

Near Columbia road and adjoining
the handsome residence of Chief JUS
tice Clabaugh.
Price reasonable.
Handsome new house, with colonial
style Of finish throughout; white
enamel painted woodwork; four
rooms on first floor. with reception
hall plan; 6 sleeping rooms, tiled
bath rooms; hot-water heat; % feet
front; fine location, with choice sur
roundings.
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New Church Edifce.

ST. Paul's NJ. e. Church South will
shortly begin the erection of new edifice
at the corner of I'd and streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-26
A Speculation J

Owner money will sacrifice piece OF property
9th street. within 81 blocks Of street, good frontage about
2o5 ground of foot would
be accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-26
Make sure it's a step in
the right direction by con-
suiting the agents equipped
to serve you best.
Washington Heights
houses. Popular priced
houses.
Only S8,5OO.
Easy IeI11lS.
A chance to secure an absolute
bargain in this very desirable
locality.
Nos. 1891, 1888, 1885, 1887,
1890 Mintwood Place.

Aos1Nt A'ihAe w wv = AoSSs
A delightful location near Column
bia road, surrounded by costly resi-
dences. No. 1929 sold No. 1893 leas-
ed at $50 per month. No. 1885 open
for inspection Sunday and week days.
Desirable locality; high and
healthy; convenient to both car lines,
offering the best possible car serv-
ice. You can reach any point of the
downtown section in from 10 to 20
minutes; and then, too, Washington
Heights is recognized as the choice
residence section of Washington, not
only on account of the fact that
there are many degrees difference in
temperature in its favor during the
heated term, but the surroundings of
costly houses of prominent people are
inviting.
From an investment standpoint
there is nothing better or so good.
The city Is growing northwest. VAL
ues jump here. Todays' price of
property is less than you'll ever again
buy property in this section.
The $1,CO0,OO0 Connecticut avenue
bridge row being constructed is near
these houses we offer-and it's one of
the handsomest bridges in the coun-
try and will tend to turn the driving
and automobiling through this sec
ton.
SCRlPIlON-FrOntS or Roman
brick and light stone-a high class of
architecture. The arrangement, one
that is found to be the most popular
in modern houses.
First fioor-Parlor, reception hall or
middle room, dining room, buffers
pantry and extra large kitchen,
equipped with a superior make of
range.
Five sleeping rooms, modern tiled
ha nh
SPECIAL FEATURES-Rear stair
way--large yard, wide paved alley,
. southern eXposure-good-sized rear
porch.
If you wish an investment, buy the
one that is now leased at $50 per
mo. Houses in, this section are
scarce. Better look these up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-26

1t is only The article OF
merit that can stand pub
licity.
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25I2 10th Street.


select location, between Balti-
more and Cincinnati streets.
$12,500.
Handsome, new, well-constructed
houses.
A substantial appearing front of
brown stone and Roman brick; 4
rooms on first floor; Z sleeping rooms;
2 handsome tiled bath rooms; hot
water heat; a servants sleeping
room and bath room; store room.
THIS HOUSE is % FEET WIDE;
paved alley in rear. Purchaser can
take his choice between this house
and the one adjoining ono. 251O) and
owner will 1ecupy the remaining one
for his residence.
An unusual opportunity to secure a
well-constructed house-as good as
you would build 1t yourself for a
homeland % feet wide.
Elegant surroundings and conyen-
lent to both lines of cars.
Purchaser to select papering, etc.
The best proposition left in two
story apartments are those desirable
new buildings on North Capitol
street north of U street.
S., 700.
Rents for $50.
Handsome buildings; the best ar
rangement.
First fioor-5 rms & b.; rent. $3.50
Second fioor-6 rms, b. & attic. $3.50
$1,000
Lot 20x100; alley. Two CO sold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-26

The Very Best Home PROPOSE
ton in "Bloomingdale."
Seven G) Sold.
Five 60 Left.
The remaining houses are Nos. O.
SO-S2-S4 and SO u ST. NV.
Sd, 400 Each.
Very Easy Terms.
These are unquestionably the best
values ever offered in this desirable
section. In the first place, the loca-
ton is superior to that in which
houses of this price have heretofore
been found. On a wide street--sur-
rounded by a good class of improve
ments. They are now about finish
ed and ready for inspection. You
won't find any of equal value selling
at such a price and on equally easy
terms.
Here's the detail of construction:
Concerted cellar, furnace, tiled bath,
back porch, hardwood finish south
front, three beautiful bed rooms, am
pie closets. fine mantels, large par
lor, reception hall, dining room and
kitchen.
Select now. Open for inspection.
Other houses in "Blooming-
dale" All are considerably
below value.
THIS is A "BLOOMINGDALE"
BARGAIN FEATURE.
$4,95O-No. II You st. NV. One of the
very best locations in this de-
sirable section: high ground:
southern exposure overlooking
r. 1. avenue. Handsome front
of stone and brick; 2 stories;
cellar; ATTIC; rooms on
each floor; tiled bath; furnace
heat; large, dry cellar; large
lot; wide alley. A loan of
$500 now on this property at
5 per cent interest.
observation-disclosures and well-construct-
ed brown stone and pressed
brick front; rooms tiled
bath; furnace heat; reception
hall plan; IS feet wide; alley in
rear; a loan of So, $50 at per
cent interest may remain.
81. 850-A great bargain in a corner
in Bloomingdale; southern eX-
posure: rooms; SIDE LIGHT
cellar furnace.
$4,30O-A very cheap home; brown
stone and brick front; rooms
and bath; southern exposure;
a loan of $500 at per cent
interest may remain.
GET OUR LIST OF HOMES IN
THIS DESIRABLE SECTION
Moderate Priced Houses.
81, 6O0-Modern house, we'll located,
near N. Y. ave. and North
Capitol St; 6 rooms and bath,
fine condition; now rented for
$3.50 per month; SIDE
LIGHT.
Call for SDeCial List of
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Moderate Priced Houses.

2,600-Modern house, we'll located,
near N. Y. ave. and North
Capitol St; rooms and bath,
fine condition; now rented for
$3.50 per month; SIDE
LIGHT.
Gil TO- Cooo:o1 T go of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-26
The Very Best Home PROPOSE
ton in "Bloomingdale."
Seven (7) Sold.
Five 60 Left.

The remaining houses are Nos. O.
SO-S2-S4 and SO u st. NV.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-19

Some curious instances Of the physical defect
Of ''word blindness are given In the Lancet.
The disease is. fortunately, uncommon. In one
age. who knew Greek, Latin and French we'll.
suddenly lost all knowledge Of English tho he
could read and understand Greek perfectly and
Latin and French in a rather smaller degree. An
other and almost more curious case was that OF
This patient was able to write. accurately from
dictation, but was completely unable to read
what he had written. Word blindness is appa.
rently akin to color blindness, but is Ger.
tainly attended by much more announcement con
sequences. fEt.5 ~ 5sf4 5tf f.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-19

Omega Oil Better Than a Porous Plaster
for cold In the chest. trial bottle costs l0c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-19
PARACAMPH CURES
RHEUMATISM.
Cost Nothing If 1t Fails.

Any honest person who suffers with
Rheumatism is authorized to go to
q their druggist to-day and get a bottle
or Paracamph, use as directed, and
II 1T falls to do exactly what we claim,
go back to their druggist and get their
money. Paracamph is recommended
as a modern scientific treatment for
all Rheumatic Swellings and Neural
gic troubles 1t relieves on Natures
plan. That is when applied 1t opens
the pores, penetrates directly to- the
seat of the ailment soothing the in
named skin, muscles and joints, re-
duC1ng the swelling by removing the
congestion, drawing out the fever and
Inflammation by inducing sweating. It
sWeatss the disease out of the body
through the pores of the skin. That
is why Paracamph Is superior to the
many internal, strong, drastic drugs
that upset the stomach, shatter the
nerves, and undermine the < general
health. Our guarantee is made to con-
vince you of our faith in Paracamph.
We have, Of course. tested it's merits
thoroughly In many and various cases.
We know therefore exactly what it
will do. So don't hesitate, but get a
bottle of. Paracamph to-day, and after
two or three applications you will be
convinced that we claim only for Pa
racamph exactly what it will do.
Paracamph is sold only in 25-cent,
50-cent and $1.00 bottles. The larger
sizes are cheaper for family use. Write
for book Of testimonials. The Para
Canph Company, Louisville, KY, u.
S. A.
For sale by Voegeli Bros. Drug Co.,
corner Hennepin and Washington av-
enue and corner Seventh street and
Nicollet avenue.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-19

Irene Fleek, the daughter Of H. H.
Fleek, the Poverty Flat liveryman,
who expects to accompany her moth
er, who is also candidate, on T h e
j Jour n a Is worlds fair party to st.
Louis in June. Miss Fleek has a
wealth Of black hair, pair of sunny
blue eyes, and, if her friends have
anything to say about it, will surely
be one. of the prize winners.
The list of all contestants, with their
votes, is as follows:
SOUTH DAKOTA.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-19

Those unhappy persons who suffer
from nervousness and dyspepsia
should use Carriers Little Nerve pills,
which are made expressly for sleep
less, nervous, dyspeptic sufferers
Price 25 cents.
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how weak and run down, to regain health
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This wonderful tonic is not a drug, but
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Don't take our word for what Chrystal
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II, after using it, you are not delighted
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What could be fairer?
Get Chrystal Tonic from your druggist
at S1.O0 the bottle or direct from the
Chrystal Tonic Co., Marshall Mich, pre-
paid, on receipt of price.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-19
WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK
MIGRANTS and Typhoid.


The main has been repaired and the
East Side pumps stopped; the water from
the reservoir has been tested and found
as pure as Glenwood and Indian Spring
water, and vet there lis typhoid on the
Southeast side Where is the. trouble? Il
it is in the water atssall IT Is in the
hydrant. The hydrant on Sixth street Sc
and Sixteenth avenue, at the end Of the
main until this year, has not been flushed
since September. IS There have been fines
when it has not been flushed for more
than a year, and then. only when com
PLANT has been made. am told by those
that it is the same with other hydrants. s
When these MIGRANTS are flushed the
cap is removed and the filthy water leaps
across the street. Many people viii. no
doubt, again drink city water, and the
health of the community will suffer. :
would like some one to set city water in
pail for six months or year, even tho
that pail be kept ~, running over, and
analyze the dregs. This is about the state
Of things we have in the MIGRANTS,
b. H. Chase,
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Your ceiling won't be ruined If YOU
use Carey's Cement. Roofing. Both
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GRASP AN u:
OPP0RT
That Is the Real Secret of Success in.
Every Walk Of Life.

Every Walk OF Life.
No man should look lightly on an
opportunity to improve his business,
his morals and his health. He who
embraces these opportunities is the
man who embraces success. The man
who keeps his morals and his health
In good condition and who vitalizes
his energy, need never fear Of a wolf
appearing at his door. The true ba-
sis Of success is health. With good
health as a working capital, backed
up by good morals and energy, there
is almost no limit to a mans possible
tiles. But he must take care Of his
health. He must guard 1t with the ut
most vigilance. The delicate machine
that gets out Of order must be cared
for at once or it goes to rack and ruin.
How much more delicate Is the human
machine, and how infinitely much
more does it require attention.
If you are feeling out of sorts, tired,
run down, sleepless, get a bottle Of
Walther's Peptonized Port. You will
be surprised at the splendid results
that will most surely follow. If you
have dyspepsia, fatulency, belching Of
gas, loss Of appetite or any other
stomach disorder, get q bottle of Wal
theirs Peptonized Port. It is a rare
combination of pure pepsin and port,
and Is a most convincing tonic and
health builder.
Walther's Peptonized Port comes in
bottles Of two sizes, so cents and $1.00,
and is on sale at Yoegeli's two stores.
Washington and Hennepin, Nicollet
and Seventh street, Minneapolis.
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Soldiers Pensions.

To the Editor Of The Journal.
The practical effect of the law of 1893
IS to shield the board Of trustees Of the
Soldiers Home from criminal prosecutions
under the laws of the United States gov
eminent, and to prevent a recovery in civil
actions for amounts taken from soldiers
pensions. -~-.1. "
No part Of the money taken from the
members of the Minnesota Soldiers Home
has been expended for the benefit Of old
soldiers or their dependent ones, outside
the Minnesota Soldiers Home. If it is
taken, it is done in violation Of the Grim
lnal laws of the United States government.
AS evidence that no part Of the pension
money taken as mentioned is appropriated
is that Mr., fowler, president of the board
OF trustees of Minnesota Soldiers Home,
when pressed to the wall, stated to joint
legislative committee Of the last legisla-
ture assembled, that no part thereof was
taken and donated for outside relief, The
United States government donates for the
support Of each veteran, in the Minnesota
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-19

The highest salaried woman at the
pension bureau is Miss Annie shir-
ley, whom Commissioners Ware has pro-
noted to, a position which pays 81, 800
a year. Only one other woman has
received SO large a salary. Miss Shir-
ley was appointed a clerk in the
bureau about twenty-five years ago.
During the greater part Of her serv-
ice she has been attached to the office
of the chief clerk. For many years
she has made up the bureau payrolls,
and she knows by name and appear
ance every one Of the LOO employees
of the bureau.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-19
ENTRIES CLOSE APRIL j
IN JOURNALS CONTEST
Only Few Days More Left Candidates Expo Trips
Can Get Into the Game.

Entries in T h our n ais popu-
lar voting contest, for which forty
free trips to the st. Louis Worlds fair
are offered, will be receivable up to
and including March 81, after which
no further entries, will be allowed.
This gives all a chance to enter the
contest who have not already done
so, but who would like to be in the
race, and also will give all contestants
a fair chance on the grand finish. The
forty free trips to the greatest world s
fair ever held are certainly prizes
worth. striving for, and with some en-
ergy and hard work it should be a
comparatively easy matter to roll up
big vote on the part of each con-
teStant.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-19
SEE
YOUR
HALTER

Soldiers Home 500 for his year
~ support, less one-half the gross
amount taken Of his pension The
practical effect OF which is that it takes
~ OF the OLD veterans pensions that 81
may be fumbled by the board of trustees.
It makes the proud state Of Minnesota a
penslonere OF the national government, and
1t exlles and banishes from the state the
OLD pioneers and veterans and compels
them to seek protection of their country's
nag outside Minnesota and sepulchre
among strangers The state loses by the
above practice, as estimated, 81, 900 yearly,
or IN gross amount between $50, 900 and
100000. * q