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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-09-30
Republican Meetings.

The republican campaign in Bear
Lake county will be opened at Paris
next Monday afternoon, Oct. 3rd,
with an address by Hon. Burton L.
French, Idaho's BRILL ant young
congressman, who is candidate
for reelection. Mr.. French will
also speak at Montpelier on the
evening Of the same day.
Although a young man--we be-
lleye the youngest member in the
lower house of the present congress
Mr.. French made a good impress
sion among his colleagues at Wash
ington and worked faithfully for the
interests of his constituents. His
reelection in November is n fore
GONE conclusion and before the
close of his second term we predict
that he will have made record
above that of the average congress
man. lie will doubtless be greeted
with good audiences at both meet
lngs in this county.
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THE IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
Proposition to Organize a District
Here Carried by Nearly IMAM
imouS Vote.

On last Saturday the election for
the organization of the Montpelier
Irrigation District and the election
of Directors for same was held.
The vote was almost unanimous for
the organization, standing So for
and four against. This district
comprises In it's confines about
eighteen thousand acres of land and
it is estimated that at least ten
thousand acres of this land will be
watered each year from the proposed
canal. The organization and opera
tion of Irrigation districts has been
In vogue in Idaho for several years
and they have been universally salts
factory, not only for the reason that
water is greatly cheapened but the
general plan of operation admits Of
but little friction. Washington,
Ada, Canyon and Oneida counties
have taken advantage of the Irrlga-
ton law and each of them has one
or more districts in operation In
the Boise valley where irrigation
has reached high state of develop
ment, there are a number Of these
districts and more are being organ
lied, making it very evident that
good results follow where the ir-
rigation law is taken advantage of.
Bear Lake proposes to secure some
of the benefits of this law and the
"Montpelier Irrigation District is
the outcome.
The question Of voting bonds will
be submitted in the near future, and
the construction of the canal now
seems assured.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-09-30
Goes to West Point.

The numerous friends of Cleve c..
Gee will be pleased to learn that he
has been recommended for appoint
ment as cadet to the West Point
Military academy. The news came
Wednesday morning in letter
from Senator Hepburn, in which
he stated that he had recommend.
ed the appointment of Cleve and
that the examination would not
have to be taken until next June.
This will enable Cleve to continue
his studies at the state university
during the present year and bet
ter fit himself for entry at West
Point next September. The appoint
ment could not have been given to a
more worthy young man and we
predict bright future for our young
townsman in military life.
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Kelly Replies to Kingsley.

Alta meeting of the state prison
board Tuesday Q. B. Kelly, the sus-
pended chief clerk at the peniten-
tiary, submitted a lengthy reply to
charges preferred against him by
the expert who examined the books.
In his answer Kelly lays part of
the blame to the confused condition
of the books to Warden Perrin. An
attorney also spoke at length in ex-
planation of the points set forth in
Kelly's statements. Owing to the
fact that Attorney General Bag!ey
had to 60 to Ssattle on business the
prison board adjourned without
taking any action in the matter.
Upon the return Of Mr.. Bagley the
report of the expert and the answer
of Mr.. Kelly will be minutely con
sidered before decision is reached.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-09-30

The people of Bear Lake county
will also have the privilege. early
in the campaign, of hearing our
brilliant and brainy senator, the
Hon. w. B. Hepburn. He will
speak in Paris on the evening of
Oct. 10th and in Montpelier on the
evening of the l1th. Senator Hey
burn has national reputation as a
political speaker, and those who
wish to hear the issues of the pres
ent campaign ably discussed, should
not fail to hear him.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-09-30

M. Dnnford and family will leave
about the first via Salt Lake for a
months visit to the fair at St. Louis.
Mr.. Slusser is slow in connecting
us with his lighting plant at Paris,
but we have yet little patience.
III.
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TWO WRECKS.
Box Cars Derailed at Pebble and a
Collision at Granger One Per-
son Killed.

fortunes, often come in punches.
Monday night Is box cars, loaded
with merchandise, were derailed
about two miles east OF Pebble.
The accident was caused by a. broken
rail. None of the train crew were
hurt. but two hoboes, who were
beating their way on the train, were
slightly injured. The wreck de-
layed traffic about Is hours.
Tuesday morning as No. 6,
which had been delayed by the
wreck at Pebble and was running
as first section of No. 2, it ran into
an open switch at Granger and col
lided with west bound freight No.
81 which was standing OH a side
track. While the wreck was di.
rectly due to the failure of Brake.
man Baker of the freight in not
closing the switch, it Of course
would not have happened had it
not been for the wreck at Pebble
Engineer Gene Smith, with en-
gine 65s, was pulling the passenger
train. There was no switch light
burning and he could not see that
the switch was open IN time to stop
has train, which was going at a
speed of about 20 miles an hour
when he struck the freight. Smith
and his fireman escaped without a
scratch, as did Engineer Lackev
and his fireman on the FREIGHT
The 658 was pretty badly demolish-
ed, but engine 965 on the freight
was only slightly damaged. The
wreck occurred at s:45 Tuesday
morning.
Earle Bare, of Pocatello, a young
man about IL years of age, who was
riding the "blind baggage" was in.
stantly killed by being crushed uu.
der the baggage car. A young fel.
low travelling with Bare was slightly
injured. None of the crew nor
nor any of the passengers on No. 2
were injured.
Traffic on the main line was NOT
delayed any, owing to the fact that
the wreck occurred on side track
After the freight train had backed
on the sidetrack, to let No. pass
we are told that Engineer Lackev
asked Brakeman Baker if he had
closed the switch and the latter re-.
piled that he had. What exnlan.
nation, if any, he gives, for not
performing his duty, we do NOT
know.
Immediately after the wreck Bak.
er telegraphed his resignation To
Manson.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
foA SAID D. Il. WARNER COMPANY.

An ARTISTIC HOME NORTHWEST
section. built by day labor; well ar
ranged and comfortable; in convenient
s and ErSwlng section on = sI asass. c aDo
tains EIGHT ROOMS and bath, reception
hall; KITCHEN ON FIRST FLOOR;
STEAM HEAT; lot 40 FEET WIDE.
COST OVER $1,000. WE WANT YOUR
OFFER OF 1850.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. NEAR
SCOTT CIRCLE; large S-story brick
house; 10 rooms; baths; 20xll1 70
alley m ORDER TO CLOSE AN ES-
TATE WILL BE SOLD AT A BARGAIN.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE, MASS.
AVE EXTENDED, 26x100; stone and
brick: three stories: fourteen rooms;
steam heat; three baths; kitchen on first
SELL, WILL ACCEPT ANY REASON
ABLE OFFER.
$7,5n0-wASHINGTON HEIG HTS
Three stories; ten rooms; 20 feet front;
has been rented the PAST FIVE YEARS
AT $50 PER MONTH.
AT A GRsAr REDUcTToN-near cor
ner of 17th street aud Howard avenue.
Mt. Pleasant; LARGE, DETACHED
8 stories; ii rooms: furnace heat; kitch.
DRIVE; LARGE P0RCHES ON TWO
SIDES OF HOUSE; excellent shade trees.
PRICE. $e.500. MAKE Us AN OFFER
At ONCE AN UNUSUAL OPPOR-
ON CONNECTICUT AVE. ABOVE r
ST., west side Of street, lot "a feet front.
VERY CHEAP AT $50, 600.
In FASHIONABLE N. W., VICINITY
CONN. AVE- and R ST.; 3-story brick;
rooms; rents for $40 per mo. Price,
$4,000.
T STREET WEST OF 9TH N. WI
. stories; 10 rooms; concrete cellar; ex-
cellent furnace; good lot to wide alley;
RENTING FOR $1,000 PER MO.
PRICE, $4,000.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS win buy
home on N ST. NV. near 18th; nine
rooms; bay window; ami; STABLE.
A DELIGHTFUL HOME ON FRENCH
ST. NV; two stories and cellar; eight
BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
HICKMAN ST. Sc, 2 stories, 9
rooms and bath; range and latrobe.
Rents 1880 per month. PRICE, 81, 100.
HOUSE IN Q ST. NV. Brick, 8.
stories, 8 rooms, cabinet mantels, porce-
lain tub, tiled bath room, kitchen on
FIRST floor, and Al furnace. LOT COX
100. THIS is GREAT BARGAIN
FOR QUICK BUYER AT SO, 500.
A beautiful SUBURBAN PROPERTY
containing fourteen rooms and two baths;
furnace heat; large porches; grounds
35Ox35O, with stable. CONVENIENT TO
STEAM AND TROLLEY CARS-THIS
PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD THIS
SPRING. WE WANT YOUR OFFER.
Lot near CONN. AVE. EXTENDED;
6Ox165; ONLY $1.o5 per foot.
WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF
PROPERTIES FOR EXCHANGE.
B. H. WARNER COMPANY,
Tel. Main 37g. 916 st. NV.
WIFI
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FOR 81 LE-
PRICE, $500.
Tenth ST. Sc. near b, a Groom, modern press-
brick, rented to hrst-elass tenant at &21 50 per
month. Can be sold any reasonable terms
PRICE. IS. 100.
G ST. me-, Groom modern brick; side and
rear alley; every room well lighted; $500 was
refused for this pre- perty; must be sold to settle
Q partnership. Terms, $500 TO $500 cash, balance
to suit
PRICE, $500.
Fourth ct. ne. near ID, Groom modern brick;
good lot to alley; house could not be built for
the price asked. Any terms.
PRICE, $1,10O.
on st. Sc between eth and It'll SITS No better
renting neighborhood In East Washington.
Do not buy before getting our list. We can
JOHN +. DONOHOE SONS.
Phone East "a. tit) 3os East Capitol st.
Groom modern press-briek house in s.e. sec.
plumbing; good lot; any reasonable terms the
house could not be built for the price asked.
PRICE, $235o
7-room modern brick on st. Sc, square
from Lincoln Park; beautiful lot, running 100
feet deep. Terms. 500 to $500 cash, balance
same rent.
PRICE, 1890
A Groom modern house Eleventh ct. sc.
north OF Pa. ave, good lot to alley. VIII make
4 comfortable home or pay well AZ invest-
JOHN F. DoNoHoB SONS,
'rAose East ~ Qp sos East Capitol 1t.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR sALE-oN s ST. NEAR n, CAPITOL: n
R Rn3ssM ~ ssL dNn1o SRo 60
LEAVE TIE CRY. Will Be SOLD AT A
FOR sAE haasSEAs Sd sos SAVANNAH ST..
CONTAINING Mt, I LA n Roo MS a siHsr
T TH2Sh pR p1SsHEp HAS REC REcEYLY SEES
PUT IN THOROUGH REAR AND ru Is s eP
REASONABLE TERMS.
FOR sALE.oN E. CAP; ST., Io,RooM HOUSE, oT 81
FEET WIDE OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL.
FOR sALE-lo ROOM HOUSE on ST BET
ERN ooNvENIENcEs. CAN BE SOLD AT
VERY LOW PRICE.
FOR sALEn1o-RooM HOUSE ON grN SISGY,. gT;:
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE; LARGE GROUN yi2ss;
$500; HOUSE Rents FOB For $SS p rsT
F PROPER Is " VEST sTS Of Pt 18th The ST.
FOR sALEaII,RooM ON, HOUSE ;, On ,,S C0L q sTH
HEAT; IN THOROUGH REPAIR
FOR sALE-A wEI4cBuILT HOUSE on So MxR4-
h 1hSda AvH Eva 4kh H asH BUCK Csc SEA
FOR sALE-vALuABIE RESIDENCE ON wAsa q,
Two BATHS CAN BE SOLD AT POSI-
ROOMS AND BATH; FURNACE HEAT;
HOUSE. :, Rents RE FOR SIS PER MONTH
FOR sALE.L BET 9TH AND 10TH SITS wv;
LOT 2Sx116, S-HOOM HOUSE. IAN Dns
BOUGHT VERY CHEAP.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE : WEILsBUnT
HOUSE on ooLuMBIA >, HEI E5II Is .rr IN
HEAT; SOUTHERN EXPOSURE; LARGE
YARD; PRICE, $500; 49,,
Ant ST; THOROUGHLY WELL BUILT;
FITTED UP WITH ALL MODERN con-
vENIENcEs. ONLY $500 500 ,rrr,n
1t COLORADO BLDG, 14TH AND SIS.
FOR sALEITBN PER CENT INVESTMENT;
Ing p EIGHT ROOMS aA AND TWO oos sArns; WILL
PAY log GROSS; THESE HOUSES WILL BE BE;
SSMsEEP YELL 9S Bu MpS ayb W TEY Bk kkR
CLOSE INSPECTION: NOW IS THE TINE TO
7TH SITS. Ne; PRICE, s., 600 EACH.
my7-3t r. E. BRADLEY. 141s F ST.
BEST BGIIT SEW House
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
DESCRIPTION:
Handsome front of Pompeiian brick and best
rooms) and tiled bath rooms; rooms, includ-
ing kitchen. on first floor; rooms and bath on
large, brigh. and dry cellar with laundry and
servants' toilet.
LIE hSa aS'wat Haw H 1sos STREET STREET
1t Exclusive AGENTS.
FOR sAIE-ONLY $1,000.
on " E,s sa1Sc NsT 4 Hs;srrs
Three-story and cellar, Pompeiian brick front
10 rooms and bath, hot-water heat; handsomely
finished in hardwood and enamel; east 'front.'
5000 TO QUICK BUYER
Terms can be arranged.
1t .IEBERMANN HAWN. 1903 st.
4 FINE HOME PRICE $1,000 SIDE LIGHTS.
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE NICE ELEVATION
in s s1 cs.s
under entire house, mantels and lighting fixtures
a' oFF F 10 CLOSE AN ESTATE.
This house is most desirable and will be quickly
~ OPEN SUNDAY FOR INSPECTION
BLUNDON, O'BRIEN & BELT (Inc),
my7-3t 1920 NV. SOLE AGENTS.
DON'T THIS APPEAL TO you,
A TRUST OF 5000 HAS BEEN PAID OFF.
You can bur It for q: 775.
TERMS sisS cf GHSH BH fk4ESEs 80 MONTH
ALWAYS RENTED AT 5000 PER MONTH.
Located north side of wide. prominent
class neighborhood; no drawbacks.
II SEEMS MARnLY P1SsI WE - PRODUCE
BLUNDoN. O'BRIEN 1 BELT dnc). l22o NV.
my73t
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
house eG In the SoRTHERsT PSetts BRICK; stone
trimmings and porch; good rooms: tiled bath:
gas attachments; frst door in hard wood. Wide.
deep lot to 20Nft. paved alley; ample stable
room. Southern exposure. Less than 5000
MONTHLY. If you WANT a HOME 30
YOURSELF THE JUSTICE OF SEEING THIS
BLUNDON, o'BRIEN BELT Qnc), 1920 NV.
myI-3t
FOR SALE-A SNAP. CENTER OF CITY.
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FOR SALE-CHEAP.
ATT ST. s.w.; Or. BRICK lot % It. by 1924 It.
to good paved alley; lately improved. Price,
$500.
719 and 721 st. w.; Or. mod. imps.; renting
$3.50 per month Price, s., 600 each.
GOT 9th st. s.w.; Or. BRICK all mod. 1mps.;
renting for 420.5O per mo. Price, s.. $50.
474 st. s.w. Or. brick, with imps. Price,
e, 600.
1121 ~ st. s.w.; 5r. frame; renting for SIS. 80
per month. Price, 81. 900.
Groom brick houses on st. bet. ~ and 9Th
s.w. Price, $1,000.
1 Groom house ct. s.w.; renting for so
per month. Price, 81, $50.
I Broom house L st. s.w.; renting for SO
per month. Price, 81 100.
227, 231 and 233 18th st. s.w.; 11r. bricks, with
imps. Price of each. $4,000
e23-925 LIST st. s.w.; one Or. and one Groom.
Price Of two. 81 800.
925 and 927 Golden st. s.w.; renting for $3.50
each. Price, 81 ESQ each.
344 H st. s.w.; rooms and store; brick; rent
ing for $12.50 per month; water and sewer.
Price, 81, 600, terms to suit.
G. Fl. PARKER,
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A GREAT BARGAIN AT SIS, $50.

We wish to call your attention to this particu-
lar property. We claim to offer the best value
and the best house that has been offered
under $1,000. THE HOUSE WAS BUILT WITH
them sold for this amount. An out-of-tow
party made loan Of $4,000 the house. the
owner failed and they were obliged to buy 1t In.
In order to settle estate the house is offered
at this ridicousy low price. Modern in every
spect, three stories, ten rooms, HOT-WATER
HEAT; lot 1Sx110 to wide paved alley; west
of 14th street, north Of o. south of S street, in
a high-price neighborhood; convenient to cars.
Don't fail to see us about 1t.
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FOR sALE-OFFER $1s,5oo
ABOUT v VALUE.
same at trustees sale win sell for less than
amount Of first trust.
2122 California ave.
The choicest spot on Washington Heights. over
looking city. with view down the Potomac to
PRICE. $4,000.
This price is less than the amount Of nrst trust
and expenses The valuatio by several experts
at time the loan was made were So, 600 and
$4,000
The house. which IL comparatively new, cost
$4,000 to build. The lot boxi5o. Is valued at
A DOUBLE DWELLING.
The house has center hall, double parlors on
west side: library, dining room, pantry and
kitchen on east side; Q large bed rooms and
LARGE sc. TILED PATH Ns, on 2b; bed
and expensive cabinet mantels. Large cellar
STEAM HEAT. ENTIRE HOUSE NEWLY and
beautifully papered.
1t STONE FAIRFAx soz- sos sos at. NV.
FOR sALE-$4. BOO
''s'' st. bet North Capitol and LIST sts NV; 8
rooms and bath: irst-class condition; 20-ft alley
n rear Of lot. southern exposure; one OF the
prettfest squares In the
II STONE FAIRFAX. s04- 6o6- sos st. NV.
FOR sALE-GREAT sACRIFTCE.
Reduced to $500.
Handsome residence on East Capitol ST.: 8
stories; stone and brick; MODERN; owner going
my7-st STONE q FAIRFAX. so4-es st. NV.
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ANOTHER VERY FINE HOUSE.

ANOTHER VERY FINE HOUSE.
gentleman who has looked the city over
having inspected this house. says that 1t Is un-
doubtedly the best constructed and the most
modern house in the downtown section. 1t IL not
far from the pension Office. New, three stories,
double floors, tiled vestibule, tiled bath, HOT
WATER HEAT many cabinet mantels, open fire.
places, beautifully papered. Price, $4,000. Look
ing south, avenue
my7-st STONE & FAIRFAX, so4-s-s st. NV.
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eel list their houses with us.

HO00-R Renting for $500 per month, two (2l
weIL6miif new houses q lettered street, south
OF street; each house rented to q select
white tenant; BAY-wINDOW BRICKS; two
stories. seven rooms and bath; furnace heat.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


FOR sA1.E-ao2i i MS. AVE nv.
OFFER WANTED.
WILL T1HE Low PRICE.
CHOICEST SQUARE IN THE CITY.
Opposite the waieH mansion. Surrounded by the
most expensive residences in the NV. Modern
house. Front ofSstone and brick. Stone porch
and steps. II room. Hot-water heat. Lot runs
through to Q st. MI n
II STONE { rA5BFiAx. .so4 500 COS st: NV.
FOR sALE-DECwEoON ONE.
THE BEST HOUSE, THE BEST LOCATION: :.
1853 Columbia road. near 18th st; deiightfur
location; high ground; paved st.; cement side
Only 1880.
Many handsome i SslR sTEAM HEAT; 6sau.
dTs.;sIIssss rsnss;' TWO n C @ ELEGANT TILED
It STONE FAIRFAX, s04 -soe-sOs ST. NV.
Fol: SALE-CHEAP AT &C. 80
Out-of-town owner must sell; very desirable
lGcro s dwelling ON Roanoke st.; 4 rooms deep;
1t STONE & Fairfax. so4- soe-sos st. NV.
FOR sALE-A LITTLE BETTER THAN THE
sss BEST.
TWO ~ LEFT.
2617 and 1925 18th st.
The best section Of Columbia Heights" one
Of the best In the city; surrounded by fine resi-
sen Hey ~ Rgh 81
ton OF ERECTING FIRsT-cLAss HOUSES.
It STONE FAIRFAX. so4 -sos-sos st. NV.
FOR sALE-oSB LEFT.
81 Quincy st. NV.
sold to parties who had looked at them all
and purchased hose they the best
located and lowest priced flats In the city.
pEcR sS7so Renting II for $3.50 soa hath
each, IN A LOCATION WHERE THERE Is
It stone s Fairfax, so4- soe sos F st. NV
FOR sALE-s4,s 500.
BUT ONE LEFT
very fine location for such , iow-priced house.
SHERIDAN STREET,
One of the widest streets in Mt. Pleasant near
14th and 10th streets. convenient to cars stores,
stone and ap brick; soae porch and steps Parior.
reception hall dining room pantry and hitGh 11,
ond VERY HANDSOME MANTELs; open Are
a 3Hs asaE pe osEN cement Gel
1t STONE & FAIRFAX. s04 -SO8-S0s r st.
FOR sAI.E-cAN BE PURCHASED LOW.
LES than 5000
Lovely home; few so attractive
and well constructed; large rooms.
627 Fla. ave. NV.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX sO4- 500 sos F st. NV.
FOR SALE-WE CAN SELL ONE OF THESE
desirable new houses on st bet. 9th and 10th;
south side; at bargain; reduced to SO, 300;
stories. cellar; lot 1S9x9O; alley.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, SO4- SO6 sos F st. NV.
FOR sALE-BRICK HOUSE AND BRICK STABLE;
fronts on R. I. ave-, west OF 9th; rooms, cellar;
$500
It STONE & FAIRFAX, so4- soesos st. NV.
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FOR SALE-GREATLY REDUCED PRICE
1850 Columbia road, between 18th and
18th st. car lines, Columbia Hts; 10
rms. baths: steam heat.
This house taken in trade and can
be sold at an attractive figure. NEW.
Side lot and light.
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO., Incorporated.
1t 141t st. NV.
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FOR SALEM BLOOMINGDAI.E,
Houses hastily put up must necessarily
settle, often badly.
"A, 20. 81 Y St NV not
constructed hastily hence
the walls firm and sound;
which, after ALL 10 the best
Of a good bouse.
Excellent material used.
Good lots, large, bright rooms. hne cellar.
Purchaser could not build same house for
price asked.
Terms easy. Houses open Sunday.
1t r. J. wALSHE. 1896 N. York
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DON'T THIS APPEAL TO YOUf
COST $1,000.
TRUST OF $1,000 HAS BEEN PAID OFF.
You bur 1t for "a. IT'S.
TERMS, $775 CASH, BALANCE $50 MONTH,
INCLUDING INTEREST.
ALWAYS RENTED AT 5000 PER MONTH.
Located on north side of wide, prominent
street west of Lafayette Square. Strictly FIRST
class neighborhood; drawbacks.
0 rooms and ba tn. Lot 19x115 to alley.
1T SEEMS HARDLY POSSIBLE no PRODUCE
SUCH PROPERTY, BUT WE HAVE 1T.
BLUNDON, OBRIEN BELT Qnc.), 1220 G NV.
my7-3t
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A MODERN DOWNTOWN HOUSE.
Near Iowa Circle. three-story ten rooms; par
lor, reception hall, dining room, pantry and
Kitchen all floor; six bed rooms two bath
rooms, tiled; porcelain tubs. steam heat, cleo
trio gas lightings, five beautiful cabinet mantels;
cellar under the entire house, front Of Roman
brick; stone porch and stone steps. Price, $3.50
A CHEAP COR. NOT FAR FROM IOWA CIRCLE.
Reduced to $1,000. An excellent location and
well-arranged house for physician. Ten
rooms, STEAM HEAT, large lot; all front rooms.
The house sold when completed for SO 500 On
account Of sickness the presents owners are com
PEELED to sell and have offered the house at
greatly reduced price.
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FOR SALE-BRICK HOUSE AND BRICK STABLE;
fronts on r. l. ave., west OF 9th; rooms, cellar;
$500.
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AT A SACRIFICE.
-. RrlHa efQ 0e,o 8 Z

/ One OF the most desirable and convenient loca-
tons IN this city-osn one Of the best blocks be-
oughiy modern house. having been Constructed
three years ago by one q our best builders for the
fine work and mantels; tiled bath and expensive
open plumbing; modern heating plant; electric
sTasSE EAiRFAx ssi.e Msoe s NE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-07

FOR SALE-FOR BARGAINS IN THE WAY OF
HOMES AND INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
SEE Us. s-1t
Fine store property, Pa. ave.. fronting on two
streets; splendid Investment at $4,000.
Flats 18th NV. SS rooms and 9 baths. rented
Sherman ave. near Harvard, brick, 12r. and b.;
lot 25x120; anil; IS, 500.
Whitney av., brick. 12r. & baths, anil, So 500
Belmont ave., brick. Or and bath, ami, 81 500.
New Hamp. ave-, brick, 2story and basement, 7r.
and bath, 5000. Want offer.
st. NV. near LIST st. brick, ST. & bath, "a 900
18th 18th near st, bk. 6r 4 b; rent $2s; $4,000.
Thomas St. brick. Or. and bath, s.. COO
sd st. near u at. NV, frames, rented colored
tenants, 1920 81, 800 for both.
10th mr.. NJ ST.. brick, Or &b; rent $25 30; So 300
9. Cap, 6r.. stone and brick. easy TERMS $4,000
= Cap ST.. brick. Or. b., easy terms, 81, 500.
10th st. s.e., brick, rooms, cheap, 81, 800.
9th st. me-, 7r. & b. brick, rents SIS. 60 81 200
IT SOULE & CO. $50 La ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-07

ELEVENTH ST. NE. JUST ABOVE LIN
COLIN PARK-A BEAUTIFUL 10-ROOM
HOUSE; CELLAR; FURNACE HEAT; COST
PRESENT OWNER $1,000; LOT 1SX117 TO
80-FOOT PAVED ALLEY. TERMS $500
CASH, BALANCE TO SUIT. AN OFFER
WANTED.
PRICE. $3.50
A BROOM PRESS BRICK, HALF SQUARE
FROM PA AVE. Sc; RENTED TO FIRST
CLASS TENANT AT SIS PER MO. NO REA-
S0NABLE OFFER REFUSED.
PRICE REDUCED TO $780,
1l16 ST Sc, AN S-ROOM MODERN
HOUSE; LARGE STABLE ON REAR; BEAU
TIFUL LOT, 21X06 TO 30-FOOT PAVED
ALLEY. HOUSE is IN THOROUGH RE
PAIR. NO REASONABLE OFFER RE-
FUSED. CAN BE SOLD ON ANY REA-
SONABIE TERMS.
JOHN F. DONoHoE & SONS,
PHONE EAST "a. 3os EAST CAP. ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-07

FOR SALE-BEsT LOCATION IN THE CITY
few hundred feet west Of DUPONT CIRCLE
Only $4,000 cash required. Trust at M. In
come s., 600. SURE AND PROFITABLE.
my7-3t JOHN O. JOHNSON 1919 G 1t.