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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-28

Summer school. Knoxville, Tenn,
June 2Sth, Aug. sth, 1904. 1875 TO
Knoxville, and return account the
above occasion. tickets sold June 20,
"a. 2s. July 5. 6, IL, ~. Is and 25th,
bearing return limit OF Is days from
date of sale: except an extension un.
III September 30th may be obtained
under certain conditions.
$3.50 Dawson Springs and return,
$3.50 Cerulean Springs and return,
$685. Crittenden Springs and return
ind $40 Grayson Springs and return.
Tickets sold daily limited to return
October 31st. 1904.
For full particulars call or address
the undersigned.
A. II. HANSON,
General Passenger Agent
J. II. JONES,
Ticket Agent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-28
.MOBILE&OH IOBULLETIN

Louisiana Purchase exposition, st.
Louis, Mo. Sixty day limit sold daily
at rate OF $3.50. Season limit tickets
sold daily at rate OF $7.45.
Annual meeting Of grand lodge Be.
nevolent Order OF Elks, Cincinnati,
O., July 1923, 1904. For the above
occasion round trip tickets will be
sold to Cincinnati at rate of $1025.
Dates of sale July 10th and 18th, linn
tied to return July 25th; except an
extension until August 25th may be
obtained by depositing tickets and
paying SO cents.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-28
Some Pointers Regarding st.
Louis and the Worlds Fair.
What To Do And What Not To Do.

In the first place, select your route
and select the best The rates are the
same by all and you are entitled 10 the
best because you are footing the bills.
If you are located on the line of the
Big Four Route, OF sufficiently near to
avail yourself Of their magnificent
train service. by all means do 50.
Tie Big -Four Route is the cid re
liable and long established road to St
Louis. It is the Old Bee Line" route
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
Growth of the Suburbs
Shown by Assessors
Report.
Garfield Hospital Add
ton Thrown Open
to Public.
The Most Valuable Bust
ness Block in the
City.

The marvellous outcome OF the election
has had no appreciate effect upon the
local real estate market, except TO
stimulate bullish sentiment among a
majority OF the brokers. There does
not appear to be. up to this moment, "a
tendency toward more numerous or
larger transactions. but the intention 10
hold property at top prices has become.
II possible more pronounced.
AS one OF the brokers put II: For
the next three years this country is
going TO experience unprecedented pros
perity, ana OF course, Washington Will
feel the effects IN no small degree; for
whatever affects the country as a whole
also affects the National Capital in
nearly equal measure.
For this reason / expect TO see I'm
the District. II not exactly a boom in
real estate. yet an appreciate increase
of values. and this would naturally be
coupled with an active real estate mar
ket."
This sort of cheerful frame Of mind
seems TO obtain among real estate oper-
ators, architects. and builders generally
They all say there is not much doing
now, but they look for livelier and more
profitable times before many months.
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
Fieures on the Suburbs.

The annual report Of Assessor Oar
nellie is interesting in many respects
but in nothing more than in the show
ing IL makes of the remarkable growth
of the suburban sections of the DisUlc-
In contemplating the figures IL must
be borne in mind that this suburban i'm
l prOvement is OF comparatively recent in
oeption. The report shows total as
sessed valuation OF realty in the city
OF SIG. S64, 7S5; in what is designated as
the county, Sl07f3,5u. This is in p-p-
portion OF about 425 10 J. When, how
ever. we come 10 the p1uU OF increase
IN valuation, we md that the ciIy
gained S25l90U, while the county's
showing is ISIS, SOL a proportion Of
about ] to O-75.
Figures lie sometimes, but in this N
stance they reveal The patent truth
that the Improvement Of " ashiugton 8
suburbs has more than kepa pace with
that OF the city.
Furthermore. they ought 10 go far 10
impress the Commissioners and Con-
gress with the justice Of a majority Of
the demands that are made By suburban
residents for such Improvements In the
way OF pavements. lighting, water, and
sewers. as viii stin more stimulate and
Justify the leveling of hills. the filling
up OF valleys. the building up Of places
that are but waste land now in fine.
they should promote the most liberal
policy IN the matter OF appropriations
for suburban development,
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
Real Estate Transfers.

Observation-Disclosures GoOdall ct
vir, Alfred, 10 Richard l., Grace, lot g.
block :, SO.
oomingdale-GeOrge N. Pryor ct ux.
10 Ellen Carey, lot ~. block II, $3.50
Columbia Heights-LeWis +. Breun-
niger al AK. TO Rufus b. YOungs. lot SO,
black -. SO
s Street northwest, between Nine
teenth and Twentieth STeets-John II.
Nolan et uX. 10 George c. Johnston, lot
z. square 100. SO.
90 Massachusetts Avenue northwest
Ralph b. Barnard Fl al, trustees. 10
Edward NJ. Dulin, lot 3, square south
OF j6z S41l5.
Friendship and Mount Airy-Jesse H.
Wilson et al, trustees, 10 Edgar NJ.
Hayes. lot .. block J. $3.50
French Street northwest, between
Ninth and Tenth Streets-Kate J..
Browne et al. theirs of Susie A. Rich
ards) 90 Thomas Graham and Robert l..
Anderson. trustees. lot 1873. square 553.
$40. Thomas Graham ct al, trustees. TO
Mary G. and Nellie J. Mccarthy, same
property. $40.
BrightwOOd Parkway F. DC-.y ct
viz, Samuel A, 10 William c. Kicks, lot
/ 3. block IS $40.
Third Street southwest. between N and
I y Streets-WIlliam W. Metcalf et Il. 10
Samuel Carter. lot d, square $50. SO.
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
Most Valuable Block

An inquiry was addressed, a few days
ago, To The Times by an Insurance peri
odical in New York as 10 the most valu-
able business block in Washington. In
formation on this subject was sought
from several real estate brokers. prefer
able from those longest in the business
here. and, therefore, best acquainted
with realty values. Nearly all agreed
that the most valuable block is the
square bounded by Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Streets, c Street and New
York Avenue northwest The total area
is O., 162.59 feet.
Taking as a criterion of value the fact
that about $50 a square foot was recent
! ~ paid for the Commercial National
Bank property at the northwest corner
of Fourteenth and q Streets, II will be
The Washington times., 1904-11-13

Of al the rooms devoted either TO oper-
ations OF 10 the convenience of the at
tending surgeons. Nothing has been
emitted, and no detail has been sighted.
The third floor of this pavilion is given
over entirely 10 rooms for private pa
tents. These rooms are handsomely fur
nished and each opens on a private
porch. where the patients can take an
airing when the weather permits A diet
kitchen, nurses rooms, bathrooms. and
Iavatories are connected with these
rooms.
The new north wing contains the kit
chens. laundry. and engine room and al
COhOlic ward.
The Washington times., 1904-11-13

Hornblower x Marshall, archit cts, are
preparing plans for Mrs F. l.. RansOme
for two residences at 1853 and 1855
Staughton Street northwest. They are
to be three stories and cellar, with brick
and stone front and cost each about
$4,000
OF the thirty-One HOUSES. TWO apart
ment houses and store, erected by pick
ford a. Hight al ThirteentlESStreet and
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast nearly
one-haIf have been sold by Barnard *
Mark and Joseph J.. Weller.
Thomas Reilly. contractor ana builder,
ICl6 Thompson Street. Philadelphia. Is
receiving subestimates on the two new
laboratory buildings FOR the Department
of Agriculture. Rankin, Kellogg &
Crane, of Philadelphia, are the archi-
teCts.
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
Apartment Houses.

An apartment house is being built on
Whitney Avenue, between HOlmead
Avenue and Fourteenth Street, by John
Mitchell The design. which was made
by b. Frank Meyers, architect, provides
for q building three stories in height
There will be three suites, each con-
tanning seven rooms with bath. Steam
neat viii be used.
The same architect has planned a two
story fat building, which A. E Sullivan
viii build al 90 Third Street northwest.
Each suite viii cOatain six rooms and
a bath.
J. Augustus Taylor. real estate broker.
! 1921 l. Street, has sold for cash TO Brig.
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
OR SALE-HOUSES.
-BARGAINs-BARGAINs.
CHEAP HOMES.

CHEAP HOMES.
GOOD LOCATIONs-ALL NORTHEAST.
50. saO-Reduced from s4.5oO-11th st.. near Lin
aDln Park. Front OF stone and brick.
Il very pretty home.
s.. 50O-Two stories. cellar: -FOUR ROOMS
on EACH FLOOR. Plenty Of closets.
Near eth and SITS.
50. 700-A very pretty. new house on "B" st 4;
stories. rooms and bath. lot lSx56.
Sc. Dob 81. ne.-SiX rooms and bath. good
condition; new plumbing, Tot lSxIO0.
S: .650-Ioth St. near Massachusetts ave. THIS
Is VERY CHOICE LOCATION. Eight
rooms. cellar: furnace. ZzXlOJ.
81, Coo ST. ne. near Ist-Three stories. ten
rooms and bath. Lot IsxI00. Alley.
S. GOD 81. near sth-A real good home. Z
rooms and bath; splendid repair. A GOOD
PLACE TO LIVE.
s.. 50O-E st, near 5th: brick; six rooms and
bath WELL LOCATED
50. SOC st-Neariy new six rooms; bath;
cellar furnace. PARTICULARLY
s.. 25O-F st. ne.-Bay-window brick: rooms
and bath.
s.. IOO-F st.-Bay-window brick: rooms:
bath: cellar. furnace.
s.. 65O-G st.-Brick: six rooms and bath: good
condition.
s.. 900 st.-A pretty home two stories. eel
lar 7 rooms and bath lot I6xl00; alley.
100 C st.-Brick: rooms and bath.
s.. OOO-G st. near sth-Bay-window brick. ?
rooms. bath; cellar: furnace heat; l6xi0O.
s.. SOO-H st. near l2th-5 rooms and bath.
bay window brick.
s.. 2OO-H st. near sth-7 rooms. bath; lsxso.
s4OOo-H. near 4th-s stories; cellar: Q rooms.
,s.sOo-L near l2th-Bay window brick eight
EYE. near I1th-s stories: S rooms ana bath.
g. 50O-K. near 5th-6 rooms and bath. A
beauty. Lot lsxso..
MASSACHUSETTS, AVE.-Bay window brick
rooms and bath. FINE LOCATION.
s.. ESQ.
MARYLAND AVE.-S3, 5OO-Nearly new: ?
rooms; tiled bath.
NORTH CAROLINA AVE. IS. 600 - Nearly
new siX-room brick. with bath.
sl.7oo-Rents u5.so-9th ST.; brick; six rooms.
81, 800 9Th st-Brick; stories: cellar: rooms
and bath
ss.OOO-sth st.--s-room frame: rents s23i lot
lsxl06. Alley
ss.5OO-sth. near c-Pretty bay-window brick.
rooms: bath.
s. OOO-sth st.-s rooms; rents SIS; lot l9xSO.
ss.lOO-lOth St. near D-Pretty two-story six
room brick. with bath
So. 75O-l0th ST. near C-Bay-window brick:
rooms; bath; cellar; lSxso. alley.
g. 5oo-loth ST rooms; bay window brick:
lot 20XIO6.
SO. Goo-lo.h st rooms: cellar. frame: ,ct
4JxlOs: 20-foot alley
81. IOO-New one. 10th. near D-Brick: two
stories. cellar; rooms on a floor furnace
heat lot lSxloO. Alley.
s.. oOO-lIth. near "C'-slx rooms and bath:
choice location.
s.. 5OO-llth. near B-Two stories: cellar; six
rooms. bath.
g. SoO-2d St. near D-Two stories: cellar.
rooms. bath.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
no12-3t SO4-SOd-S0s f St NV.
FOR sALE-sAYE YOUR MONEY.
BUY A HOME.
only $3.50 cash. balance so a month, Will
buy beautiful new home on wide
avenue Northeast A BEAUTY. Two
stories. cellar reception haIl. TILED
BATH, PORCELAIN TUB Furnacs
heat. Many handsome mantelsi rear
porches. Price. n sold soon, So $50.
STONE & FAIRFAX. S04- SOS + ST. nv.
noli-3t
FOR sALE-I have number OF desirable
and expensive houses for sale IN the North
The Washington times., 1904-11-13

Cen Frank C. Smith. lot 13s. in square
90 This loo. which was owned by 5. 5.
Olds, OF Lansing, Mich, contains about
2,-2t square feet, fronting tWenty-One
feet on TWenty-Iirst Street, between y
and . Streets. The price paid was
about $l,500
The same broker has also sold lot In
square I. block southwest Of square 69,
for 81 900
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
Garfield Hospital Addition.

noteworthy building devoted 20
public uses is the addition 10 Garfield
Hospital which has been thrown open
10 public inspection during the last two
days. Congress appropriated 10000 for
the enlargement Of the hospital. and
with this money two buildings have
been constructed. one, the north wing,
Tor the working departments Of the IN
stftution. the other. the south wing, 10
be used as an operating pavilion.
OF this pavilion a picture is presented
on this page. II IS INTELLECTUALLY diff
fereut from the other hospital buildings.
but presents a decidedly pleasing and
ornamental facade.
II is three stories in height. surmouut-
cd with a mansard which really Is a
large sun parlOr. IL contains an amphI-
theater where clinics can be held, and
all the other necessary adJunCts for the
treatment or surgical patients. The
cost OF this pavilion IS between So. 900
and $4,000.
The building is fireprOOf throughout.
the only woodwork used being the doors.
door frames. and window frames. The
distinguishing feature Of this structure.
OF course. Is the amphitheater, or large
operating room. which Is said 10 be one
OF the best OF its kind IN the country.
IL has an unusually high ceiling and
the light comes from the top and sides
More than half OF the north wall Is Of
ground glass ia steel frames, and all
the appliances IN the room are Of steel
white enameled. or nickel. and glass.
The floor is laid in mosaic thing and the
side walls are OF marble.
Seats for Students.
The seats for students rise in tiers
from a height Of about ten feet above
the door 10 the level OF the floor OF the
third story OF the building. There ar,
accommodations for elghty-fve students
All o. the chairs are set Ia the floor with
detachable fasteners. so that they may
be removed easily when the room Is
cleaned. The platforms for the chair.
are OF cement. and the step from tleI
20 tier Is set IN glass thing. The seats
themselves have no cracks OF crevIces
and are thickly enameled In white.
The operating table. instrument table
and the various necessary stands ia the
room are made OF plate glass and euam.
eled steel Holes for electric lighting
plugs are placed IN the wall nearest th,
operating table so that portable lights
might be used in operations. The case.
for the instruments and dressing ma.
terial are an Of plate glass and euam-
eled steel while the sterlizers are OF
pure nickel The air ia the operating
room is forced through a steel nue by
an electric fan so that IL IS possible "a
heat the room 10 the desired temDera.
ture in a few moments.
No Detail Sighted.
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
FOR SALE-E0USES.

FOR SALE-NERY VERY NICE. Cheap Al
$3.50 Undoubtedly the best new house
ever offered in the NORTHWEST FOR
THE PRICE. Two stories; cellar; seven
rooms tiled bath; PORCELAIN TUB;
NICKEL PLUMBING. SIDE ENTRANCE
Large porch FURNACE HEAT. = feet
wide. GOOD INVESTMENT. Rents
STONE d FAIRFAX. sOl-sOs-sos F ST. NV.
noll-3t
FOR sALE--s2. oOo-A pretty two-story. six
room brick on C. 81 ne. near 9Th.
rooms and bath. Lot 20xl00.
FOR SALES, S00-ThTee-stOry bay-WindOw
pressed brick front; nine rooms and bath:
FOR sALE-s2. S5O-Near 4th st. and Mas
sachusetts ave. ne six rooms and bath.
STONE a FAIRFAX. soi-sos-sos 2 st. nv.
nOl1-3t
FOR SALE - CHOICE BARGAINS -G GOOD
LOcATIONS-GOOD INVESTMENTS
s-,s00-such a me location. on numbered
street west OF 5th. south Of " Brick
Six rooms and bath.
g. s0O-Slassachusetts ave. NV. six room
frame; near Union Station.
ts.500-New Jersey ave. NV. near M-New
bay-window, siX-rOOm and bath, very
.. 2oo-New Jersey ave. near M-Ray-win-
dow brick. six roms and bath; i9xS5.
s2.0o0-New Hampshire ave.-Brieh; six
rooms and bath; fine avenue
50. 250-Near ST. Paurs Church-A well built
nearly new siX-roOm brick. with cellar
s.. 700-Brick-Six rooms and bath-i2th st
NV. GOOD CONDITION.
So, 000-Searly new. two-story bay-window
brick; six rooms. bath. cellar. furnace;
west Of 7th 81.
Sc. 200-Eight-room brick. within one square
OF Capitol Grounds.
s3.500-A well located. two-story. seven-room
brick, with cellar. on a square occupied
by all white persons.
STONE & FAIRFAX. Sei-S06-S0S F st. NV
nJlI-3t
FOR SALE-A siX-rOom and bath house: all
modern improvements; on wide avenue
only 500 down and SIS a month. Stop
paying rent and BUY A HOME.
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. Qnc),
l4u 81. y. W Boll-st
FOR SALE OR RENT-Roman brick; ten
rooms. on St nv. near 1st 81 everything
the latest. Bargain. OWNER. 2509 1st 81.
NV noIl-9t
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
Building Operations.

found that the total value is somewhat
in excess of S3,1O8,1OO.
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
$4,000
Very Easy Terms

In a Beautiful Section Northwest.
This Is 81 900 less than you could du-
pIicate this house for today. a fun
three-story Roman brick with bay win
dow to the TOP, arranged on reception
hall plan, with first floor kitchen. I'VE
very large bed rooms. plenty closets ana
trunk rooms. excellent tiled bath with
modern fixtures and nickel plumbing
dry cellar under the entire house. with
Al furnace. The hnish. decorations.
rnantels. and fixtures are in keeping
with those in much higher priced prop
critics
You cannot possibly md better
house for the price.
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT
THOMAS J. FISHER < CO. INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSUR-
ANCE, l4l4 h ST. n. W.
TELEP HOMES n. s4S AND 81. 1888.
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
FOR SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-Large tract OF blue and red
clay OF superior quality. suitable 10" bun
and red brick terra Gotta. tiling, etc. also
sand FOR building purposes. SAM Ell BEAI.-
NEAR. los Z. Saratoga ST.. Baltimore. Nd.
Rol2-3t
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
No Detail Sighted.

The same conditions for the most sell
sntinc methods OF surgical treatment
according 10 the most advanced modern
ideas are observed in the arrangement
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
WANTED-FLATS.

WANTED-Furnished fiat OF Two or three
rooms for light housekeeping. central Local
zion. married couple. no children: give fuu
description and terms Address BOX SIS. this
office. eOI2-St
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
FOR SALE-HoUSEs.

FOR SALE-ATTRACTIVE, COMFORTABLY
dwelling on 81. near list and Pennsylvania
ave- large rooms and modern bath. pOrce-
IAN tub deep yard To a!iey; assessed over
$500 an oTrer u 800 has been refused:
an immediate offer Of s.. 500 Will buy the
property. Houses Of this kind are seldom
offered Tor sale Ia this central and desir-
able neighborhood.
II JAMES F. SHEA. s4s la ave.
FOR sALE-A NEAT LITTLE HOME OF six
rooms. on a numbered street. clase 10 De-
parunent Of Agriculture and bureau Of
engraving and printing rented al Sl2.S5 per
month 70 an excellent tenant Price. only
ID JAMES r. SHEA. sis la. ave.
FOR sALE-On MCLEAN AVE sw.. nice s.
room brick dwelling; price. 5000.
II JAMES +. SHEA. 643 La. ave.
FOR sALE-On A ST Sc. 6-room brick
dwelling. porch IN front. large yard front
ana rear 10 paved alley Owner anxious
II JAMES T. SHEA. Gag Ia. ave.
FOR sALE-JUsT FOUR LEFT OF THOSE
attractive 2-stoTy brick dwellings, just com
pleted, on 9Th 81. sw-, near n 81, SIX large
rooms and reception hall: parking front;
gOod-sized yard 10 l5-ft- alley viii rent for
so per month. Price, e. 800.
II JAMES +. SHEA. 64s la ave
FOR sALE-INVEsTMEN
PRICE, s.. 700.
RENT. $40.
Houses on numbered street In Northwest
west OF Connecticut ave. $500 SO. II. Of
ground.
PRICE. 80.
RENT, sal
Northwest property houses on a lettered
street large lot.
$500.
RENT, So.
New Northwest. II rooms; baths; fur
mace heat. lot 20xl0o.
5000
RENT 500
Six-ro0n bay-Wind0W brick, near 18th St
NV; new plumbing. good size lot. on let
tered street near l4th 81.
$3.50
RENT. 5000
SiX-room bay-wludow brick on Uttered
street. near 18th 81. NV: yard. alley
CALL FOR OUR LONG LIST OF IN
NGSTMENT PROPERTY.
CALL FOR OUR LARGE LIST OF
HOMES. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO
BUY WITHOUT CONSULTING Us.
MOORE q HILL Gnc). III 18th st. nv.
Sa,s5O.
SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSES,
NOT IN A LONG ROW.
1906 PENNSYLVANIA AVE S. +. OPEN
Concrete cellar, furnace heat large kitchen,
gas and coal ranges. plate glass front doors,
hardwood finish cabinet manteIs porcelain
bath. Jastefully decorated. The best houses
ever offered at the price. and on terms within
your reach.
ONLY 500 CAsH-BALANCE MONTHLY.
Inspect them Sunday. or write
BARNARD s. MARK,
THE OVAL SIGN. 1872 Street.
nol2-2t
ONE SQUARE OF Lincoln PaTk-sx rooms.
bath on an avenue. s. 600.
~ CENTRAL NORTHWESTERN rooms.
bath, rent, SO %. Price. s., 600.
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. INC),
lnl ST n. W nols-2t
FOR sALE-On h 81. ne. an S-room bay
window brick dwelling and cellar A
nice house IOr...-.--- .-......... 80 900
n. CAPITOL ST. near ST AI0ysius Church
A G-T0om brick. IN good condition. -. 500
The best built house ia Twiuing city six
rooms. cars convenient. Price...-..-&l 500
T. }. WALSHE. 1886 New York II
PRICE. 50. $50.
No. GO NEW YORK AVE. NE.-SiN rooms I.
bath, cellar. furnace lot runs through 10
. 81,
RENT SO PRICE. $3.50
S. vs.. FICkFOHD, 81 Colorado Building.
noiz-2t
NINTH ST.. near II ST. ne. Six rooms and
bath. Brick 7Xl0s. 90 wide paved alley.
TERMS TO SUIT.
s.. W. PICkFORD, 81 Colorado Building.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-Attractive new nat I'VE rooms
and bath. first floor, Se2 So S29 nth 81 ne;
Metropolitan car line. open. nolI-3t
The Washington times., 1904-11-13
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
1913 Lamar ~. NV. 10 rooms, steam
heat; new. large lot--.-----.-----------s32 - 20
$50 Dearborn ST. nv, new cottage
house; six rooms bath. cellar. pan
Try furnace heat. uly....-..--.......- So. 90
H. r. HOwENsTEIN co. 1914 F st. nv.
FOR RENT-l4ss ST. NV. 8 ROOMS.
cellar furnace heat. Only. ...-.-.--..25)-5 80
COS sth st. ne. rooms. cellar. fur
mace heat; convenient 20 all cars
II r HoWENsTEiN co. isI4 St. NV.
FOR RENr-ls4 u ST. NV, 2 NEW FLATS
s rooms and bath each: back p0rchess fur
mace heat. every convenience. Only So
each. Keys at Office.
For Rent-lO3 and 1884 18th ST. ne. just
on East Capitol ST. rooms and bath each,
all improvements only SIS each.
II. r HOWENSTEIN CO, 1914 + 81. nv.
nolO-f
FOR RENT-l4o2 9Th st. NV. 8 rooms ana
bath; rear yard: 81 KAHRICk & net
CALF 1888 q ST. hol0-u
stoves So per month. Congress Heights
Inquire Q. A. PETERS. a0s-1t
FOR SALE-HoUsES.
FOR SALE
Lots Just at the End of the New
Eleventh Street Car Line.
Corners. interior lots. md blocks. ca
pable OF accommodating 10 20 - houses.
ALSO
In addition 20 the above lots OF land. a
number OF which can be bought al sur
prisingiy low figures there are mum
Der OF
SELECTED LOTS IN PETWORTH,
II. IS %. o. 90 land more) feet front.
many OF them select corners at 500 10
81 900 and upward The prices are low.
the terms easy Gas low as SO % $50 per
month"; and the locations especially desir-
able.
W. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1907 F St.
FOR SALE
II you want 20 buy small houses for
homes or 10 rent. We have them. Consult
US. Three sold yesterday show them
popular purchases. Inquire FOR particu-
lars Of
W. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1907 F St.
noIs-st
PRICES. g. 500 and SO. $50.
THE BEST HOUSES N WASHINGTON
FOR THE MONEY.
Those beautiful gray stone and brick houses
Contain SIX rooms and bath, cellar furnace
heat Lots I7xlO0
Always rented at SZ5 and $3.50 per house.
PRICES. So. 600 and So eco.
81 Colorado Building $. ". PlCkEORD.
uOl2-2t
FOR SALE
nth 81. ne. near H-Pretty bay-window
brick. rooms ana bath. two-EtOry brick
stable. Price, s.. 90.
II b.. near nth ~. ne. rooms and bath.
cellar Price. S. $40. A good chance on a
business street
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SPECIALS, 500.
1913 North Capitol Street
Gray stone front. rooms bath cellar
RENT, $3.50, PRICE. So. 500
S. W. PICIlFORD. 81 Colorado building
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