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Travel Talk.

Mr. Frederick w. Prince will talk of
"A Jaunt to Chicago" at Y. M. c. A.
Auditorium Tuesday, January 81: adrnis-
sion twenty-five cents.
There will be 200 magnificent stereop-
ticon slides; grand views OF Yosemite and
beautiful pictures or the Grand Canyon
land and the snake dance. Tickets on
sale at office of Y. M. 9. A. Mason and
Ellis streets.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-27
VOTES FOR THE CANON.

VOTES FOR THE CANON.
But while strong in the conviction when II
was evident that the convention a whole
was not prepared to take the stand against
any remarriage after divorce. voted for the
us long way toward no remarriage after di-
Vorce, and further because 1 believe ours Ia
singularly church for leadership by educa-
uona1 rather than by authoritative methods.
Canons are not creeds- Authority on great
current questions Will do very well for those
Tor those who do not dictatfon becomes moro or
less OF negligent not to say nagging, guam
uty.
The American temper L. far more oman IA
leadership which patiently tries to take the
public mind as 1t fnds 1t and lift 1t up for
ever.
Just prior to the time for midday
prayer Rev. d. ]. Evans, rector of
Grace Church, offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved. That the sympathy of this con-
Vention be expressed for the distracted people
OF Russia In their present domestic troubles
Win me earnest prayer that Almighty God
may restore to them order out OF chaos and
out OF discord peace
Bishop Nichols then offered up a
prayer similar to that of yesterday.
supplicating for the restoration of
peace in Russia.
The Rev. E. F. Gee, rector of st.
Jonn,s. Oakland, moved the following,
WHICH was carried unanimously:
Resolved That committee be appointed 70
meInorialize the State Legislature in the usual
mariner that the State law relating to marriage
os amended requiring the publishing of banns
OIL natrlmony in churches the publishing OF
nonce ten days previous to performing of mar
rage IN tns Courthouse OF the county In which
soch marriage is to be performed
Following is the result of the cleo
tons, the election of the diocesan
poard OF missions having been pub
nshed yesterday:
Standing committee clerical member,-Rev.
gonn Bakewell; ID. Rev. F. w. Clampett,
Dp, Kew. e: l.. Parsons Rev. B. NJ Weeden
Lay members-William Babcock A N
Drown. c. D. Haven. l. NJ Ringwait
Board or directors-William H Crocker. A.
n. Drown, William r, Deal, Ven J. A
Emery, Rev. D. Q. Kelley. w. A. M. Van
Delegates to missionary conference, clerical
members-Rev. W. A. Brewer, Rev. N 3. W.
Gallwey, Rev. J. w. Gresham.
Butler, William Miutzer
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-27
Swedish Social Dance.

The Swedish whist club. Thor, will
hold its fourth social dance on Sat-
urday evening, January 25 In Scandia
Hall, 161 City Hall avenue. The club
is a popular one in the local Swedish
community, and judging from previous
affairs given under their auspices
ance.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-27

gestion in another State OF legittrnately limit
ed contracts Of marriage, the peril OF the family
must have a concern even prior TO the prtva-
ton of the Individual
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-27
GIVES INTERESTING TALK
ON GLORIES OF THE PIKE
Large Crowd Views Remarkable
Stereopticon Pictures of the Ex-

Stereopucon Pictures of the Ex-
position at st. Louis.
The wonders of the ST. Louis Expo-
sition were vividly portrayed by
means Of colored stereopticon views
and in well chosen words by James w.
Erwin at the Alhambra Theater last
night.
Mr.. Erwin was manager of the San
Francisco building during the fair.
He studied every detail of the great
exposition, as his lecture showed.
Especially interesting to the crowd
were his photographs Of the San
Francisco building, a model of the
ferry building. The lecturer showed
photographs of crowds surging into
this place to view the California ex-
hibits. Visitors to the fair" said Mr..
Erwin, seemed particularly interested
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-27
BISHOP NICHOLS
::TALKSONDVORCE
.WOULD CHECK ABUSES
Tells Convention That Church
=: Will Educate and Reform.

Clergymen and laymen identified
with the work of the Protestant Epis-
oopal church assembled at Grace
Church at the early hour Of 3 o'clock
yesterday morning, when the last
meeting Of the ffty-fifth convention Of
the diocese of California was held.
Once more the working capacity Of
all concerned was proved and espe-
cially of the Right Rev. Bishop
Nichols. who has not only presided
over the conventions deliberations
from early morning until late In the
evening, but has preached and de-
Hvered addresses.
There has been some good oratory
on the floor of the house.
The address of Bishop Nichols was a
masterpiece. He reviewed the year s
work, gave an account OF his own Of
fee, of his travels to the missionary
fields and various parishes There
were touching references to the losses
sustained by the church through
deaths of clergy and laymen, and,
turning to the bright side, the Bishop
announced that throughout the diocese
to-day there is better vitality than at
any time he has known it, for which
he thanked the clergy and the laity.
Bishop Nichols then treated of d.
yorce and remarriage and had this TO
say:
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Eliminate from the blood the uric and
Tactic acids that cause rheumatism by
using Lash's Kidney and Liver Bitters.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
GUINEA PIGS POPULAs
Continued from third paxn

goes TO bed at night without taking ia,
several OF bis pets. TO keep him cornn.u-s a'e
fondness OF Nifty. the bull terr,s- = ns
guinea pigs is not much less As
born and bred among the guinea va
each morning goes the rounds 80 Ga
friends. accompanied by the old r,. U
thousands Of guinea pigs watch for tbs... -
and show the greatest affection for ths,. w
the guinea pigs crowd up to the front !, =. ~
cages. Nifty greets all that he can reach -. 20
lick Of his tongue. II number OF the ..,-s
are placed on the floor in a box WIN. 80 -
pen is being cleansed, Nifty stand. ...'
them, and the little fellows crowd under a. :. =
paws and neck. while every moment Or
bull terrier viii give each OF them An
tionate lick. to let them know that he 4.
watch.
There is a professors wife at the Uplv...,.
Of Michigan who possesses a male guips. ~
which is so polite that it has won the -
Beau Brummel- This guinea pig now -
family Of three children and a wife Wb..-
his dinner IS ready his mistress goes 20 Ia,
cage where her pets are confined and ous-.
door. The husband and father then husts.s-
family out. always leaving the cage last =.
meal Is usually placed in a dish. which "a !.
upon a table. especially when the prof.srs,
wife has company. But this male guinea n,
never eats with his family. II a separats 49,
Is placed before him he win dine, but othe,rs,
he win not begin untn he sees that his faru,
has had sufficient. II he has to wait an hon.
This family OF pets furnishes more anussus,
than so many monkeys They VIII climb n
over their human friends in search Of dainiis.
such as a crumb Of cookie or a piece Of sura,
They crawl up sleeves. and viii even enter a.
professors trousers pockets
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
THE WRONG SPIRIT.

Thomas Hunter. the president Of the Ne-.
York Normal College. was addressing a band q,
young women
Young women" said Mr.. Hunter. ~generauv
make excellent teachers. But II you dislike TIA
work. turn to anything else but teaching Va
cannot succeed ever in what we hate
bad teachers. when We find them, are uer-
sons who dislike their work They are Ike III.
young girl in the country town who said to ous
Of her friends.
Yes. I am going to take Up teaching
'The friend looked amazed
You? she exclaimed. You school teaebsrf
Why I'd rather marry a widower with nlns
children
So would T. said the other But where
the widower?
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
A SELFISH THOUGHT.

Apropos of the suits for damages that are
continually being brought against railway COM
panies, President Francis of the st. Louis Ex-
position said:
MANY of these suits. of course. are mere cases
of unjust extortion. 1t isn't often. though, that
the victim of an accident is as alert and re-
sourceful as a man of whom 1 heard the other
day.
"a man and his wife were riding in car
that was derailed. Crash, bang, it went, and
then bump, bang. bump. down steep hill The
man howled with terror. but the came
to stop. He examined himself all over care
fully and found that he was quite unharmed.
Then he thought in the same breath of damages
and OF his wife.
"'Are you hurt at all. old grip he asked.
" No, thank HeavenI the woman answered
Then, said the man, tell you what Let
me black your eye, and won't we soak the COM
pany hard for damages! 1t won't hurt you
much I'll just give you one good punch"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
UNCONSCIOUSLY FRANK.

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, the president Of
the National American Woman's Suffrage AS
sociation, said at a dinner party:
Men are more ant than women TO reveal
their faults with frankness, but this frankness
is unconscious.
For instance:
Il asked a young man of Bensonhurst to come
on certain evening to my house.
Il hope you'll come. really 1 said. We shall
have some music, and supper afterward-'
Thanks said the young man Of Benson
hurst. thanks. I'll come; but-erI may be
late"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
HOW HARLEMITES FOUGHT.

Washington fighting the battle Of Harlem
Heights.
Forward he cried. Just imagine those are
the janitors you see before your
With hoarse cry the infuriated fat dwellers
annihilated the foe.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
4 MILD GIT.

office"
No answered Senator Sorghum. He as
sumes to be running, but, compared 70 The
Others. he's only sauntering- -(Washingt0n
Star.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
Why HE PULLED OUT THE PLUM

Little Jack Horner told why he stuck in his
thumb
"If I had used my knife he explained, at
would have been taken for a Chicagoan-
Pulling out a plum, he eagerly finished the pie
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FOR SALE
SMALL PROPERTIES,

SMALL IRUPERIlES,
LARGE INCOMES.
-Four neat houses. located 18th ST. me- near
III ST.. affording total rental of S4S MONTH
LY always oeeuped,. PRICE ONLY 5000.
This is splendid opportunity to buy sound
investment rendering such huge iBceme ana
located on wide prominent street Property In
perfect order.
Gated on PROMINENT AVENUE NORTH
yielding $1,000. making total monthly
come Of s42. but can be raised to bring in s4s.
Price only $1,000 for all.
BRICK HOMES ,modern) and ONE. CORNER
LY; price 81 500. These houses are located near
r End 18th SITS me-, and are known steady
renters
HERE'S A SNAP on 9Th St NV near 0 ST.
NORTHWEST; rents for So. so; price So 200
Modern brick. and bath; white tenant;
white neigrbors
14th and E SITS ne "a locality which Is most
tion)--Seat Groom and bath modern brick; good
yard to alley; price only $500.
81 HANOVER ST fnorthwestl. Hanover street
Cap. 81. NV. A substantial. modern Groom and
bath brick; cellar. yard. Rents for $3.50.
trIce, T<,ouU, al cusF IL wanted.
RENT FOR soc. MONTHLY PRICE ONLY
81 COO. Modern little properties rs each;
porcelain baths. sanitary plumbing. Careful
white occupants.
So. $50 Rents fer S3Ihe; on X st. NV near
Tth St; 6-foom md bath brick
SIS, s5o--Reuis FOR $50, on II ST NV near 18TH
ST.; 10-roOin modern brick, cellar
s3.S5o-REyTs FOR $50: an s-room and bath
strictly modern home; furnace heat. Located
northwest White tenants; white section.
PRICE Sc, 400 RENTS MONTHLY s64; practi-
eally new iats. . rs. to each building two
buildngsl.
PRICE, Sl0 .sea.s ReEts now for $50; with m
expenditure Of 81 600 In repairs 500 monthly
can be gotten. We will loan IS oo0 on the
& properly, because It's werth easily $l2o0o. j4o-
( Gated near 18TH s. n. " AVE. NORTHWEST
It's assessed for over Sfo,oee
BLuNDoS. O RniES & BELT, Inc.
l2so u.w.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

DON'T YOU WANT TO BUY A FINE HoMR
and farm that will pay well for Investment.
No. 1. leo acres: one OF tie finest farms In
Virginia. in the very best OF cultivation. fine,
large l2-room house. large halls and cellar, water
In the kitchen. beautiful lawn. surrounded by
hedge, all kinds Of fruit and berries very large
barn and all outbuildings; frst-class fence all
around the farm, divided Into nelds for pasture,
meadow. etc, stream through the fnrn near
the town Of Vienna steam and trolley Ines.
Price, S17 eco part cash balance to suit. Would
take city property in part pay.
JUST BEEN REDUCED TO $4,000. THIS IS
GREAT BARGAIN.
No. G. Fine dairy farm. 80 acres. all clear and
in high state Of cultivation, threefnarth Of Q
niic ON Vienna; steam and electric cars. stores,
in high state OF cultivation. three fourihs Of q
churches, mill and school 12-room house.
two large barns ard all necessary out.
buildings; two good wells; all kinds Of fruit ard
berries Price, $1,000; terms TO suit. II sold
right away, will add 5-acre wood lot and VIII
take $500. The above is the productive
farms know of. only IL miles from Washing
tom and just the road from each
ether IL you want TO nice farms. let me
show one or both. Come TO Vienna / will 10
hand to meet you.
motif ]. +. JERMAN Fairfax Va.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE
BEFORE You BUY HOUSE
Let us ,i ts,s VII, N yeu s about those at
location convenient 10 East Capitol ST cars
POINT TO BE REMEMBERED These
houses are being erected ~ REAL BUILDER
past 20 years. snd selling them quickly 100
CuME OFT SUNDAY
And see the Arrangement. materials. etc. that
g. 10 make UP ase beat yet offered at REA
BLUND5N. o'BnirN & BELT, Inc, 1870 NV.
READ ABOUT THIS HOUSE,
Splendid location. within ~ miHntes walk ~
9th and Z SITS. wei-hnilt 2o-foot- frost
stone and press hslck bay window residence can
tainiRg IL rooms, including a large RECEIPT on
HEAT Rents fer sso.5e Price. ss.5so sui.
able terms. In explanation OF the great value
tyl. this house taken In trad. for a business
BLrNDoN. oBRiEN BELT. Inc, 1870 q NV.
N 81. ALoYsIus PARISH
fine rent. PRICE. s.. zoo
BLuNpoN. oTiRIEN & BELT Inc. ie2o q NV.
NE sseo0-Far a dandy ON RI 81 NE be.
tween sru AND srB. s2Sne snug brick
HOUSE AND STABLE: a-rocnl brick: hath ana
furnace; heated exaciir Square OF stanton
~
"G' ST. VIII brin. sie rert Iowner IL IN
~: sSe- 3D. st; Sc. neSr ~" ST. Rents Tor
BLuNpoS oBRIEN BELr. Inc. I2@o nv.
NEW CORNER uorSE FOR 50 zoo $500 CASH.
BALANCE s25 MONTHLY
In order 10 get price for his ground. the
owEcr had this house Prfcted, and offers TO sell
II ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PROFIT lest
completed and located the rFettiest thorough
fare Of this sect oB--wlthn 10 MINUTES wan
of TIL AND RHODE ISLAND AVE NV. ist
floor has paripr. back parior. dining and
kitchen. pa floor. BED ROOMS tiled bath.
Twastory back Ro'ch. Cellar Furnace RE-
MEABER. IT'S 4 CORNER AND OVER -
BLUNDdN. oBEiEN 4 BELT. Inc. Ia2o q nv.
$500 RENT FOR 800.
A pretty s-room property. modern In every DE-
tail. Situated doors from F. st. ne. has
tai Of S33 monthly.
BLUNpoN. o'BRIES BELT Inc. 1870 nv.
nol1 eSu
FOR sALE-FINE MT PHEASANT HOME: RED
pressed-brick bsy-window front; rooms. ti1ea
bath; furnace heat prize. $3.50 snail casA
payment VIII buy.
wILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. eaa-6o5 18th.
nos9t
FOR sAI.E-s ROOM HOUSE, COLUMBIA UGT0I;
finely decorated; win sell 81 600 cash. remainder
bSa mortgage. Gems, shades and fire baskets
for CRATES included. Address THE WYOMING.
Apartment No. y. no3-l4ts
FOR SALE-FINE RESIDENCE; ~ ROOMS;
hot-water heat: one square from Thomas Circles
south exposure; terms easy; at large sscrnes:
dress Owner. ansr' ment 260. The Portner se23-0
DON'T BUY REAL ESTATE UNTIL THE TIrI11
has been examined.
THE TITLE iSs CO. bss
Iel3-tf " BOZ st. NV.
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FOR RENr by u. l. &

FOR RENT BY II. l.. X
FURNISHED.
Conn az, 15r. 2b $500. 90
10th mr. 4. Tor. b. I25. on
1Sl5 \ lar. % ...I21.Oa
22OO Wash cir. Orb. 10. on
ZIG 7 ne lSr. - 80. 90
UNFINISHED.
1918 J.. l2r. N 1880
100 l.. Tor. b......t,.i. tri
1871 T., Or, p. -... .f5. ae
1881 Kenyon. i0g. b so. ia
2s3i Pa ay, Or. b. ID. "
PSI fith. Or. b. -...52-51
- y \ ay, o., h .40.bC
oyG9-tf.I5
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FOR RENT.
ENEITR NISHEn

EXrURNlSHED
1852 Conn ave. llr. and b...... sIoa M
- So - a5 90
New Broom Crane dwellings. With acres OF
lSHd attaci.se, Bi2denshnrg rad near Lans,loa
D. e. within eilcs OF Washington So and $50
l,r 0:cnth according 10 location
FURNISHED.
lGoo 18TH ST. Is and BATH per an 81 500 90
y 18Th ST, lsr. Is 2b., h9t,water Leaf 200 90
49, 81. lr TRo bath .............. $50 90
a1J Yale ST.. l2r sud b., per month";. 125 90
- 1ttb st, llr. and b, Der month .. ll0 90
III re Saies st.. Tor. and h, per month 10000
l.9S Y ~, Jr. and b.. per month";. 7nOe
az ssatoh 81 a.. and bath ......-... 1890
Frer May - g Oct. ]. 1905. per no.. 1000
seaS-if GASfA i BIRGE. 1926 N Y are. nv
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FOR RENT


1923 NV. 23r. Oh sta. $500 i02S 18th NV, lar 2b
1875 i NV. 1877 2b, an. Socl arpum 3 coo
lSi3 Riggs III, Or b. 70. 90 is leth I2T 3b mo . so
al 18th NV 3Jr, 9b3 90 1900 18th, I4r b. mo- .12h
1GOs 18th NV Ion, b. .15O J2T sy Tor, b. TO 90
10 I'd Sc. Or n. l00ea NV. sr. b. uso. SIS op
1911 NV, Ar, b.. ~. 90 sos o NV, i2r b no.. 100
l2g Nd az, lir, b, 80 % 1873 n NV. lar. %,
1921 Lincoln pE Or. o. LOG stable mo. -. 123
TaI i3th NV Pr hall35. 90 IA 2ist NV Tor b. 1928
1893 18Th. 2lr 81. sta soc IL 18Th NV I2r b. f2S
AZ 18th NV, 2b nn3Dh 1880 L NV, 12r b. 100
UNPUBLISHED.
Cor 10th and KeHpsaw FLATS 9th & II ay so 20
~. l2r 2b month. 200 III 9th NV I2r l., so 90
liUl Mass nv NV. Dir. 1885 18th Or b. so &c
Sd. month. $3.50 e27 Il ay. 81, b.. IS 90
bil 18th nv 35r Oh. q 20 i7i7 Q DIV. 12r b. Is co
lss2 IL ay. Tor. b. 90 2202 q NV, 12r, b. 80 90
1924 II ay. Tor b. 1900 49, 2ist nv. Tor b. IS 90
S22 Conn Hv I2r. 2bfl0.42 l14t 5th NV Tor b 40 80
SIG 18th NV l6r 2bauI 20Ol Cor house. Washington
1896 NV "a. 2b u,oG0 cal Heights 12r 3b = 200
1855 10th Pr 81. sta. 200 Warehouses SOD and K
SOS Riggs pi Or b.. $500 Office LIST door 1907 + NV
And other desirable houses
TYLER x RUTHERFORD Inc 1907 r ST NV
cct-42t' 1907 Il ST NV.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

1
Splendid new s.roan brick dwelling. fusshed in
50: trust. $3.50 al 5es: sI.0oo cash VIII bug:
wiLLieE. SIsBs & DANIEL. COS COS 18th.
noi3@6t
FOR SAIsE-$3 700. SIX ROOM. HOUSE ON 18TH
street; two squares freIn lire: idf. IT. front
bun brick; concrete cellar; furnace heat: por-
eelan bath; party leaving city, the Only bargain
in town; easy payments adfess Bex iei sisf
aud bath; furnace heat; In nw,. near l1th 81
CLARENCE BARNARD,
The Oval Sign. tpel3-3p l8l2 q II.
room and bath brick; furnace heat; lot i1xs5
to alley; price s3.soo: terms, $3.50 cash; balance
CLARENCE BARNARD.
The oyan Sign" tBsi3-3n 1aI2 q st. NV.
FOR sALE-A GOOD BRICK DWELLING on
sso trust seoa ir.s MAKE as ra
CLARENCE HARVARD,
Inc Oval Sign tnels-3p l4l2 q 81.
FOR SAI4E-Sl eco CASH WILL. BUY HAND
seine Sc. brick herne near Lincoln Park; rteuis
modern bath: furnace heat, kitchen main
Willie fe GIBBS Is Dh lslRfs s 90 ssss i sfn'
nol3l6t
FoR SALE SPECIAL INVESTMENT BARGAIN;
2stery bricks. liis and Ills Union court bet
l. and NJ, 18th and 18th SITS. NV, renting for
$s7 month: price, $500. A. DAMMANS, SO
ST. NV. koom Is nel2-St.
SWARTzEI-I. RHEEM & EENsEy CO.,
916 st. ny
small apartment house NORTHWEST
PAYING OVER 25sa NET on Investment; al
ways rented TO first-cass tenants
ROAD AND isrH STREET; convenient to
CONN. AVENUE CAR LINE; three stories;
steam heat; ten rooms and bath.
A DELIGHTFUL HOME on ST bet
nth AND 18TH SITS NV. fourteen rooms;
sPLESDIDLY ARRANGED; lot 2eaill.
Price. $4,000
LESS than A BLOCK of the STATE. WAR
AND NAVY DEPARTMENT; house has Just
been remodeled and pu, in firs,-class condi-
ton; eleven rooms; furnace heat. Price,
ona If the most
Attractive hotfses wASHINGTON
rooms j. BATHS TITS s TSe owner is 81 asking
$4,000. but is very anxious to sell We
want an offer.
large CORNER house on 10TH ST. Just
NORTH of COLUMBIA road. convenient to
street cars: FINISHED in HARDWOOD: IA
ROOMS; lot 5oX1oo; LARGE SIDE LOT.
Cost over 81, GOO. CAN NOW BE BOUGHT
FOR Si,75o; Slo0 CASH DOWN. BALANCE
S4I.J0 PER MONTH, INCLUDING INTER-
EST, TAXES AND INSURANCE; n short ride
from down town business section a street
$50 feet wide lot 4oxl3o to Is IT. alley:
eight rooms and BATH attic; concrete eel
lar; steam heat: reception hall; kitchen
M Tst dsDS PRICE n A AAD TERMS TER WITHIN
artistic home.
An attractive home on st. NV,
goth ST.; three Stories fourteen rooms IL
brary large dining room; kitchen first
floor; LOT 37x123 Price, $4,000.
LET Us SEND YOU LIST OF MONTH
IMPAIRMENT HOUSES CHEAPER THAN
PAYING RENT.
SWARTZEIL. RHEEM HENSEY Co,
9l6 st. NV.
o11-2texS
FOR sALE-3-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AT A BAR
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UST. COS 18th ST. NV.
40, 18th. l.T. b. .4n.:rO
y X NV. Sr. b. 37.5G
1895 10th ne. Or. b. %. 10
2JoS 18th. Or. BIS. 20
APARTMENTS.
1913 +, CIR, b.. 80. 90
l2l9 Vt av. Cir. D.
Goywood, 1928 l. NV, Ar, b
Darlington, 5r. b. 81. &c
Pa nv. Or, b. fur. sc. -
lI2i Pa nv. Ar. b. 90. 30
ll9 lhth ne. 4r. b. .i4-5G
III 10Th ne. Or, b. I3. "a
id4 %, 81. b. 1885
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BUSINESS PROPERTY,

FOR sABE-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY on
14th St, near III. at 5000 less than present
value; TO close an estate; terms easy; great
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FOR SALE-3-sTORY BRICK HOUSE AT BAR
gain to quick buyer; rents for S27 so; located
near n T. ave NV; will sell at a saer.fice
Call OF address o. L. kENNEY, 1855 st. NV.
nol2-3t
FOR SALE - THREE-ST0RY ROMAN BRICK
front on Dartmouth ST. Columbia Heightsl, con-
tanning rms, rec. hail, bath and cellar; hot
water, etc; price 81. 30 quick sale; terms easy
THOS. G. HENSEY & CO..
no12-3t Room 4n5 Colorado blds
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FARMS.

FOR SALE--A DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM, 90
acres near Annapolis. Md. For tarfns ard par.
ticuiars apply to JAMES n MUNRpK. Anpsp.
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FOR RENT FIST ST NEAR MASS. AyE.-A
handsome modern 4-story residence; IA Ine
rooms, bathsi upstairs kitchen; 800 mo. rL-
furnished, Sl21 mo. furnished. Apply TO
j, ' y. I. Il. HUYCk, 1905 Pa. ave. NV.
L1I l-3t eSu
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BRICK HOMES tmodern) and ONE CORNER
STORE, yielding total rental of S95 MONTH
LY; price 81 500. These houses are located near
renters.
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SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY co,
9l6 st. NV.
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Four substantial bricks, perpetual renters 10
GATED ON PROMINENT AVENUE NORTH-
WEST. squares Of Pa. ave. ears. Each now
yielding 5000. making total monthly in
come Of s42. but can be raised to bring in s4s.
Price only $1,000 for all.
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FOR lighthouses.
E1TpyIsH,,D OR UNFURNIsHED.

81 Rent Houses"
DAVID MOORE,
13as y. Y ave.
UNFINISHED.
3sr. Oh. 500 T NV. I2r. b.
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UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT
STONE & FAIRFAX,
0A1 lnfs ono u "a

1872 New York ave. NV.
So COO. The Minor, 37ri S19. so .2316 Champlain
81 800. 1926 18th 20 2b SIS. So .2615 NV Or
81 500 1929 10Th 2b S15. Cottage at Glenvale
81 900. 1898 jefferson lar SIS. 1928 Superior 81.
5000 .Su4 Nth 16r Sb S13 30 14121h Duncan Ar b
S1TJ 1921 NV 16r, 3b Sl2. so. 1908 Gale s, Dr. w
size. 1529 ay lar 2b s12 1116 Nav ,6r w
$3.50. 1923 NV, i7r, 3b $40 80 .526 Goth NV or. b
500 I'rOspect Hill I3r Oh SO. 1922 Gales 5r W
o. pos u 7 o. Nj
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i4th and SITS, ne "a locality which is most
rapidly improving and growing into fine sec
tion)-Neat Groom and hath modern brick; good
yard to alley; price only 5000.