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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02
Otto Solberg spent a few days last

-OttO SOlDerg spent Few Gays last
week at Prairie du Chen.
Miss Edith Nelson of Cresco visit
ed relatives here last week.
Mrs. Albert Sorenson visited
riends in Calmar yesterday.
Frank Hull of Alexander, S. D.,
was the guest of his mother over Sun
day.
DIR. and Mrs. Foley and F. J.
Figge were over from Ossian Thurs
dav
C. N Volding was business
visitor in GAINESVILLE, Mimi. last
week
Rev. Owe Preus came home from
Spokane, Wash. last week, for visit
with his parents.
Miss Marjorie Moore came from
Mason City Monday for a few day S
visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Johnson are
visitors in Minneapolis this week
with their son Charles
Mrs. J. Holverson departed Mon
day for Tacoma. Wash. where she will
visit relatives for several weeks.
Mrs. Valentine Stoskopf returned
to her home in Strawberry Point
Friday. after a few days visit here.
The finest line of high grade con-
fectionery at the Winneshiek hotel
confectionery store, M. II. Wells,
prop.
A. L. Haakenson arrived home
Saturday from Battle Greek. Mich.
where he has been spending several
weeks.
DIR. Culmsee and family returned
to their home in St. Ansgar yester-
day, after a few davs' visit with re-
latives here.
DIR. Emmons passed through De-
corah yesterday, on his wav home
from his visit in Waterloo to his home
in Burr Oak.
The ball game between Burr Oak
and DEBORAH last Friday resulted in
a victory for the DEBORAH team. the
score being 2 to 3.
The families of F. j. Helwig,
R. +. Tyler and H.F. Thompson are
enjoying themselves at Camp Allison
for about two weeks.
Mrs. Arneson and daughter Miss
Cornelia of Freeport, were called to
Minneapolis Friday night by the
serious illness of relative.
Mrs. p. Q. Bloomfield and son
Frank are visiting at Osborne this
week. while Frank is taking his
vacation from duties as mail carrier.
-Supt. H. G. Johnson of the city
schools returned home Friday from
Iowa City, where he had been at
tending the summer school of the
state university.
Saturdays Minneapolis Journal
prints good picture of H. J. Linde,
recently of Luther College, now a
member of the Board of control of
athletics at Minnesota University
Miss May Callahan, the genial
city operator of the Western Union
Telegraph Co., arrived home Sunday
from her visit with her sister, Mrs. J..
w. Anderson. at Waco, Texas. who
accompanied her here for visit.
Drop a postal card today for an
illustrated catalog of Valdez College.
The complete business and shorthand
courses on the scholarship plan, all
supplies and books included, $40 a
month. Fall term Aug %. 81
The G. NJ. & st. P. Ry. will run
a special excursion train to Mime
apolis and return, Tuesday, Aug. 10,
1905. This will be the last excursion
of the season. Particulars later S.
V. Potter, Agent.
On Monday morning A. G. Hage-
meier started out on his first trip foI
theWoodmanse windmill, pump, tank,
etc. manfacturv of Freeport, Ill. Mr..
Hagemeier is travelling salesman
of many years experience, who has
ALWAYS been very successful, and will
no doubt prove valuable man foI
the Woodmanse company.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02

e. NJ. Carter was down from
Hesper Saturday.
Mrs. E. J. Riley is visiting her
sister at Spencer, Iowa. this week.
M. d. Wells was business visitor
in Mason City the first of this week.
Miss Maude Holcomb was the
guest of friends in Frankville over
Sunday.
A. w. Freeman was home over
Sunday from an extended trip on
the road.
Geo. E. Smith of Waterloo spent
Sunday with his numerous friends
in the city.
Miss Grace Christopher returned
last Thursday after ten days visit
in ST. Paul.
Miss Ellen Larsen came home from
Chicago last week. where she had been
for some time.
Misses Ida and Barbara Thorson
of Lansing came last Thursday to
visit relatives there.
Mr. Swetska of West Union who
has been the guest of friends in Hes
per returned home last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Marsh and
children returned home Yesterday from
visit with relatives at Chatfield,
Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Ringoen of
Ridgeway spent Sunday at the par
entail home of Alderman N. H.
Adams.
Otto Olson came from Minnesota
last week and returned with his
family, where he is working for the
500 railroad.
Ed. Ostenson and family are visit
ing at Northwood, while he is enjoy
ing a vacation from duties in K. /.
Haugen's store.
Melvin Enger came out from Chi
cago for an over Sunday visit. He
has a position in the engineering
offices of the Milwaukee
Ben Bear expects to depart tonight
for New York city on his.60th semi
annual purchasing trip. He will be
absent two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Schisell of
Fort Atkinson and Mrs. l.. Schisell
of Dubuque were the guest of friends
north of the city over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric. Johnon came
from Greene. Iowa. Monday, to attend
the wedding of their son. Prof. H. @.
to Miss Marie Whitmell yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Stouffer and son
Leland came on Thursday from
Charles City to spend a month with
her mother before going to her new
home in Chicago.
John Wingate was down from
Hesper township Monday, looking
after some matters connected with
the erection of that magnificent new
residence which he is building.
The Fortnigthly Club gave an ice
cream social on the lawn of Frank
Young last evening which was liberal
ly patronized. Some excellent music
added much to the pleasure of the even
ing.
Wellington Telford, who recently
returned from Canada where he has
been engaged with his brothers in the
lumber business, has decided 10 return
to his farm in Burr Oak township.
We understand that they will move
this week.
Mrs. W. p. Jones. who was shot at
Iowa City by her former hubsand.
is getting along nicely. and will pro-
tably recover. She is improving
rapidly. and the physicians are very
hopeful for her complete recovery,
which will be good news to her many
friends here.
Word comes FROM Chicago that
Miss CHARITY Bents, daughter of Geo.
p. Bents, and granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Wingate of Hesper
township, is suffering from severe
attach of typhoid fever. Their par
ents were called home from trip to
Germany by the news of her illness,
immediately after their arrival there.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-08-02

Very low rates are now in effect to
Denver, Portland, Calilf. points, and
various other places via the Rock Is
and. U. G. Gruver, Agt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-25

FOR SALE
1853 st. nv. at sacrifice price, 1900 less
than Its true value. This particular house is one
Of the very best in this beautiful location. near
18th st.. New Hampshire ave. and within a
stones throw of many of the most expensive resi-
dences In the fashionable northwest. In purchas-
ing house In this location the purchaser Is alb
sointeiy sure to be free from apartment houses
or any objectionable buildings. The house at the
time 1t was built intended for a gentleman
who furnished material for the block. and has
many improvements and advantages that other
houses In this row do not have recent owner
spent over 5000 on improvements. sewers
from the street, IMPORTED GAS FIXTURES
EXPENsivE AND EMBOSSED PAPER. HE
PUT IN MANY MODERN GARNET MANTELS
TILED HEARTH, etc. Lot 2ex1oO to a 15-foot
peved alley. If you wish to secure a bargain In
a drst-class home in this fashionable location
this Is probably the best opportunity ever offered.
THE PRICE THAT WE CAN SELL THE
HOUSE FOR Is so LOW THAT IN JUSTICE
TO OWNERS OF OTHER HOUSES IN THIS
BLOCK WE REFRAIN FROM MENTIONING IT
small amount in cash over and above the FIRST
trust held by local company will buy the
equity.
STONE 6 FAIRFAX
1872 New York ave. and SO4 500 sos 1t.
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FOR SALE-s6 $50
You have been looking for a modern brick house
with large lot for a low price. and probably
have not f0nnd one. On account of the owner
leaving Washington offer for sale q three
story brick dwelling, well arranged. all large
rooms. furnace heat modern plumbing, lot 20
feet wide. $50 feet deep, to 20 foot paved alley
for 1920, between 18th and 18th sts.; besuti-
fni location; from the windows Of this house you
have view over the city. Just the house for
any one wishing to have stable or plenty of
ground for children to play and to raise flowers.
splendid opportunity to purchase a commodious
property at low price.
STONE & FAIRFAX
S04 sos sos T st. and 1882 New York ave.
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FOR sALE-EreHT- ROOM HOUSES IN BLOOM.

FOR sALE-EIGHT-RooM HOUSES IN BLOOM.
ISGDALE.
81, COCOON the north side at. between LIST and
North Capitol sts.; one Of the best constructed
eight room houses on this beautiful SQUARE The
lot Is trife larger than most Of them the
house IS we'll constructed and we'll arranged four
rooms deep on each floor: BEAUTIFUL TILED
BATH, tiled yestibnle; dry cellar; furnace heat
cabinet mantels; ATTIC; most complete home
- 1o0-Eight r,oms. reception hall TILED
BATH. cabinet mantels, rear porches room fof
a stable on the lot. This particular house was
QUILT to sell for more money. The owner took
It In exchange and offers 1t at a price several
hundred dollars less than the man who built
"a 9O0-Between North Capitol and 1st SITS !.
THE CORNER OF AN ALLEY; side wfndows: 4
rooms; substantial trimmings; tiled bath: a
bright, sunny house that would appeal to most
any one
$4,000 ST.; stories and cellar; four rooms
deep on each floor, with tiled bath furnace
heat fuli-sized lot; very reasonable.
$3.7J0-On 1st ST.; EIGHT roons cellar: furnace:
room for stable the lot; owner wishes 10
make quick sale, hiss reduced the price.
PARTIES LOOKING FOR HOME IN THE
BLOoMINGDALE SECTION, WISHING TO Sc
CURE BARGAINS, SHOULD CONSULT ms
WE REFINEMENT A NUMBER OF OWNERS
WHO WISH TO REALIZE SOON AND I'M OR
DER TO MAKE QUICK SALES HAVE RE
DUCED THE PRICES. SOME OF THEM WISH
UP BARGAINS SEND FOR COMPLETE LIST
STONE & FAIRFAX
So4 .sO6-S06 Il st. and 1912 New York ave-
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FOR SALEM oo0
A modern house on the Heights can be pur-
chased at this very low price The front Is Of
the best quality Of Roman brick stone trimmings
parior, reception hall. dining room. pantry and
Kitchen on the first floor; TILED BATH HOT
WATER HEAT, cabinet Tantels, open freplaces
electric gas lighting. splendid range, ATTRACT
NELf DECORATED. rear porches; renting for
$50 month to a select, careful tenant. ANY enc
looking for home or an Investment couId not
do better than buy this house. situated on beau
ti1ul columbia Heights A house renting for $35
Is hrst-class Investment at IS, COO particularly
when 1t is so modern and we'll located. See us
about this special bargain.
STONE &c FAIRFAX,
sO4-sO6s sos Il st. and 1912 New York ave.
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JST. COS 14TH ST. NV.
II X NV, Sr, b. 40. %
1885 10th ne, 6r, b. Is. sc
250S 18th. Or. b. rs SO
800 18th, Or, b. Coo
APARTMENTS.
1919 VT nv. Or. b. 49,
Coywood. 1923 l. NV, 2r, b
Darlington, 5r. b. -
Pa av. Or. b. fur. SO. 90
1920 18th. Or, b. $3.50
l724 Pa av. Ar. b. 20 90
lila 18th ne, Ar. b. rs 80
Il9 18th ne. Al. b.. .14.50
121 18th ne. Ar, b. 1880
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FOR RENT-BY Fl. L. r
FURNISHED.
Conn av, 15r. 2b. $4,000
10th mr. p. Tor, b. .l25. 20
1923 NJ. Tor. b. .12A. 90
1915 y, lar. 2b.... 125. 90
II near 18th, 1lr. b. 1900
22n8 Wash cir, Or. b.60. 90
il6 T ne, 13r. 2b. so. 90
UNFURNISHED.
1877 +. 12r. 2b. 1900
1853 L. Tor. b.. IS. 90
lslI-l9 r. Or, 2b. $500
li6I 18th. 11r. b. 80. 90
2sll 18th. Or. b. E. AZ. 30
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR. ID r. O

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR, D. e. OCTOBER
20. l9o5.-Notice is hereby given that on the 31st
by the Assessor OF the District of Columbia to:
Apothecarfes auctfOBeers automobile storage ware
Bar oos P@ pewe aa s 9se1
agents. boarding houses, baths lTurkish Russian
&c cattle dealers, eommissio src,nt paim r1ss
agents, cigar dealers, contractors. carriage and
WAGON an maxefs' dealers In second
dealers in markets. fuel hueksters. florists hotels
intelligence offices, investment companies, livery
stables, laundlfes fsteam and handJ land and Inn
proyenent companies, proprietors of public halls.
railroad ticket brokers, restaurants and eating
houses, real estate agents storage warehouses {o.
theaters undertakers. wholesale liquor dealers Said
licenses must be promptly renewed by all persons
H. DARNEIILE, Assessor. D. G. oc2s ct .eSu
4. H.. THOMAS AND A. LEFTwICH SIN
clair Attorneys. In the Supreme Court Of the Dis
the matter Of the extension Of street east Of
Bladensburg road. in the District Of Columbia
hereby given that the Commissioners of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, pursuant to the provisions of an
IAN act for the extension of street east Of Bia.
densburg road, and for other purposes" have
e the m ns P s h as
said street east Of Radensburg road. In the
:. on plat or map prepared y tSe :sid
Commissioners and annexed to their said petition
also thai, jury Of jadeloa. nd d Rsns1ns
ested men, not related to any person interest ed in
ployment of the District Of Columbia or OF the
United States, be summoned by the United States
marshal for the District Of Columbia to assess
the damages each owner OF land taken may sustain
by reason OF the extension OF said III street east
OF Liadensburg road and the condemnation Of the
land necessary for the purposes of such extension
and to assess the benefits resulting therefrom as
provided in the aforesaid act Of Congress- II Il
by the court this 18th day of October A. D. 1895
ordered that all persons having any interest in
these proceedings be- and they hereby warned
and required to sppesr In this court before
the sth day of November. A. d. 1905 at 10 o'clock
and to continue In attendance until the court
shall have made its final order ratifying and con
frniing the award of damages and the assessment
OF benefits of the jury to be summoned herein;
and 1t II further ordered that copy Of this no.
tiee and order be published once In the Washington
Law Reporter and six secular days In Tha
Eyening Star the Washington Times and the
Washington Post, newspapers Published in said
District, before the said Sth day OF November
A. d. 1905. 1t Is further ordered that copy OK
this notice and order be served by tho said mar
ihsi or his deputies upon such owners OF the land
to be condemned herein may ba found BY the
said marshal or his deputies within the District
Of Columbia before the said 9Th day of November
A. ID. 1865. By the court. ASHLEY NJ GOULD
Justice. A true copy: Test: tSesLl J. n. YOUNG,
Clerk. By r. Il. CUNNINGHAM, Asye. CLERK.
oc21-6t.e Su
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FOR SALES, S50.
Attention. home seekers. investors and specu-
lators! splendidly built three-story, bay-wfn-
dow. red brick dwelling Is offered for sale at
great sacrifice SIS $50 will buy house that sold
for 81 800; the present owner took 1t for a debt
and offered It for sale for the amount OF cost
THE NUMBER IS 1912 KENESAW AVE. NV,
one of the most convenient locations on the
Heights Wide parking near two car lines, sew
eral stores, schools. churches, etc. The house
was erected BY Jacob Jones, whose reputation
for building frstciass houses Is well known
throughout the city. The house II full three
stories On the first floor we have large pario.
and an exceptionally large, light reception hall
and one OF the prettfest dining rooms on the
Heights There are si1 bed rooms and large,
modern tiled bath room, modern plumbing. The
house throughout is nicely papered; dry cellar;
furnace heat: laundry; LOT WIDEH THAN
MOST OF THEM. ABOUT IS FEET, AND 100
FEET DEEP. Look at this house. compare It
with many others priced at SO, 500 and 81, 600;
you VIII admit that It IL q much desirable
house. Conveniently located between f3th and
l4th SITS. on kenesaw ave. See at once about
l.
STONE & FAIRFAX
1912 New York and SO4-S06-S08 st.
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED.

1525 NV, 23r Oh. sta $500 1928 10th NV lar 2b
1873 NV 13r, 2b. an. Il 500 annum ..... coo
1913 Riggs pl, Or b. 20 90 iS- 10Th pr 3S mo 100
Jl1 18th NV, 33r. 9b3 COS 1900 18th, lar. b. Is
l6Ds 18th NV, Tor b. .150927 av. l0r b mo. &c.
Ito I'd Sc Or, b. 100 a. NV. Sr b mo- SIS UC
1911 NV. Ar. b.. 1000 1906 o NV, l2r. b. mo-. I0G
l2s Nd av, 11r, b. 80 90 1918 n NV I4r Oh
1921 Lincoln PIX Or b.. 1901 stable mo I27
I37 18th p, hSIl35 90 10 21st NV Tor b. I2J
1888 10th. 21r 3b sta .3oOiI 10 18th NV I2r b 10,
IA 10th NV, 1877, Oh mo30O
UNFINISHED.
Cor 18th and Kenesaw I'll 9th NV 12r b. sc. on
av. l2r 2b, month. 200 1888 18th lOr b. 40 Sc
1901 Mass NV, Sir. 1888 18th NV Or b. 80. oC
SO, month. $50 927 X av 3r b.. 1890
oil 18th NV ,35r ,9b 20 1747 NV, 12r. b. Is no
1872 y III av, Tor. b So. 90 2202 O NV I2r b. 90 Ol
1924 III av. LOT b 1900 l3- 2st NV. Tor b. To. 0C
81 Conn av. 12r 2b1lo. ~ Cor house. Washington
$40 18th NV. I6r 2ban1 ,2oOl Heights l2r 3b oDO
+36 NV 2r. 2b. mo60 % Bachelor apts 1907 NV
1883 18th 21r. 3b sta. zoo Warehouses; SD and X
St6 Riggs pl, Or. b.. 35 90 Office LIST floor 1907 NV
And other desira BILE houses.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Inc 1907 + ST NV
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PALMISTRY.

THE WONDER or THE AGE MME RAY
press aud public fayorits palmist and card reader
gives luck. Pariors 1906 q ct. NV. Hours: o to
Q. Open Sundays. oc248ts
MMH RITA, THE W0RID'S GREATEST PATAf-
list aud astroaoEer. now holding receptions at
1z3 9th vt. NV.
se12S6fs Fee. 25c. and Soc.
MADAME CATHERINE WAsHINGrONU PA
yorffe palUlDk ~ card reader. O1o New Yuek
sve:: rasdinGA = are 70 csals. ssee6
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sISHED.
40s 61a sw. Ar. $50
Lot p. SO 1927. 90
Lots "a & %. 50 IS $50
APARTMENTS.
Conn av near M.Sr. b75.00
The Alabama, 18th and
N NV, 4. 8. Or and b
apis ......s $40 to SIS. 90
The Maury No22 ,bf. bS0. 90
The Britton. Ar, b apis,
$35 and $40.
1910 Kenesaw, Or. bias. 90
1912 Kenesaw. Or. bias. 90
1874 Kenesaw, Or. b.aS. 90
2719 18th NV. Or. b.. 81. 80
PTS 14th NV, 5r. h.35.Jo
The Allenhurst. nth and
Col I'd. Or. apis, $37 so
and $1,000.
The Avon, 1fth and Cod
I'd. Or. b apts, $3.50
and $3.50.
The Elberon. 18th and
Col I'd. 5r.b apis. $35 50
and $3.50.
The Stoddert. Or, b.35. 90
1870 Kenesaw, Or, b.35. 90
1892 Kenesaw, 5r. b.aS. 90
1914 Kenesaw, Or, bias 90
1745 willard, Or. b. 20 90
1740 willard. Or. b. .2S. 90
q Sc bet 18th & 18th. Or
& b apis. S24 ard $26. 90
Mass av Sc bet 18th and
18th. 4 & Or & b apis.
500. 80. S25 and $2T.00
1922 N J av NV Or. b. 2S. 90
COS Morton he, ar. b. rs. 50
1854 Morton ne, Ar. bic. 30
646A Orleans he, Ar. bf8.D
$50 Morton ne. 4r, b.15.3O
222h Quincy nc. 4r, bis 90
230h Quincy ne. Ar. b13.00
224h Quincy ne. Ar b. Is. 90
1872 Quincy ne. Ar. b.13.O0
224 Quincy ne. Ar. b.13.OC
s0sk Quincy ne. 4r. b13.O 90
234 Quincy ne, Ar, b. 10 90
|234h Quincy ne. Ar. b. 10 90
210h Quincy ne. Ar, b13. 90
l12 Quincy ne. Ar. b.13.0O
2181a Quincy De .4r,b.13.00
las Chicago ne, 4r.b.12.m
143 Chicago ne, Ar. b. 1880
I43A Chicago ne. 4r.bl2.N
APARTMENTS IN THE
DDERT. THE B. & O.,
HE REGINA.
HE'D APARTMENTS IN
aTLAND.
CES.
. I'd floor. ......... 40. 90
F NV, rms. 10. 90
1923 r NV. ......6-$1o
1927 r NV. .$1a$fS
1908 r NV, room 8. 10. 90
1908 F NV. room A. 10. 90
n14-16 + NV, run 1000
Sw cor 18th & e NV:
Room 4...........12.O 90
Room IL. 400
RES.
1446 18th NV. 1000
2925 II NV. .35. 90
LES.
10th nrKenes'w2stis1s.O 90
RfS15 n nw.3 sta1lsf2.75
18th nrKen's'w. latl. II. 80
R $50 Mo ay,nw,2 stl. 5.of
ITIES FOR THE COL
ROM ALI CLASSES OF
tial list of the properties
! he glad to furnish COM
Ion Mt this office.
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, mo- tha No.. Nyy&yI>.A
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FOR RENT
SiT5 ...I52i k i9r' 2bi APARrMENTJ W.
$50. 1923 K lar, 2hIs55.. 18th q Col 3D. 7r. b
$50. .I1s7 18th 1ar IS 's51i Central .S W. sP
s35 1902 8 T. Or tls22 so. .2515 Central av
JORDAN q BLooMER (ine). 1914 ST. NV.
d pSutf
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FOR RENT-MoORE & HILL uNC), III 18Th 81.
sl1 18th NV ser sb go 1901 sth NV ST. b. % 90
1872 VI av. Dor. ab lsoIea2 ne IGr % .tS ~ ~
so4 18th NV i5r sb2oo oo s22i school Tor. b. g oS
1921 NV, Tor. 3b 2oo.o0I2io T. 81, b.. ss %
isss ' NV. Ilr 81. $50 90 Cleveland PIX 9, b. as 90
iSas Primo lar III 1850 q Quincy Or b 30 30
. ss S.sh Ior sasG ssh
2o1: Col I'd 12r % 100 90 steu ben. sr - Se
20is Col I'd i2r Oh 100 O0 $500 Center sr. b. .2550
ss ,sth nv. 1s5 s Gs S s9spIs
Se1,s 60 Is2 Ss si' l. e. g. Eliza
1871 NV 12r. b.. 1900 I42f Duncan ne. 81. DISCO
5!se SsI aS i, g Lsnsdon;
1s24 II ay NV rs O0 1916 Fin nv nv twars-
I71s NV Tor; with housed 1870. .i2oo %
s Sgt stable $oo "7 90 ss 1tb nws oors
164i NV, 1lr D. 80 y. 2io-i2 ~ sw. store ~ m
POO T. l2r as CO. ,, 81; l ~ eS
1873 Harvard. 12r hoo 90 $50 9Th NV. store. Is 80
1883 Mintw D. Oh 90 1910 1th e.cuai yd - 90
1SiG f ie;h 81 nw w. Orr So o. STABLES
1890 18th, lor b. IS nn rrneeton ct, sits p p o o
10 NV wv. 12r. ab. ..SoUS Rr 12s Conn av is oe
ls9s eh i ior zv oFEi6Es
~ 10 Il sss f, Y
2soo 14th Tor. b. 42.5O 800 14th. front rm. 40 90
ii22 70 So willard - .9s I'm NV SIS to x x 90 90
li3s Staugbton Tor .b4o. 1923 NV. Offices
APARTMENTS.
r: Js..%as M sss ss
4r. b, fur: SIS 90 49, 10th ne. Or 20 90 90
TIE i.' Mas sa ' $50 ID s isi t. 5r
1:sS5ii slih NV: s. b $50 sessss 18th 20
ss, bassaenn.e. 60 90 1915 s5th. Or, b. $3.50
Dupont. Or b.. $500 seoa5-7s 18th NV. ., :,
n sas Ffa ss on ai 50 ss T. ST.
1929 NV Or. b. 40 00I2aos TO IS N: Or; D. q 80
T5s c"hentz. r Cap apo " sSis q Esiin
1854 VI w sT 81 g. sd Fl ne H. 81
222s Decatur. % 80 Oh 453h Tenn ne. 2f bic 50
3Ois o. er b. .2s. so 1419h me- Ar. b. 10 80
o22s Decatur ID. .27 so 429 Tenn ne, 4r. b.. 90
1909 Erie NV. 5r. 81 so 445il Tenn ne. Arb 80
221s n Of, Or, b. 20 5oI443 Tenn 80
1921 Dumb av, Or, b 30 sol 451H Tenn av ar b14.s0
go 81 ne ST A. 5s 81 Team s, az a me- ri 20
1909 Erie NV 5r. %. so I414h Duncan. Ar bi33o
sas Ind az. sr, b. 2s.oo ''' ''NA'' '''
grounds year. SO, 600 Corco'n mr. 18th, liz 2bl25
Nv. or, 3b. sta, yr.6 .000 18TH Tor. 125
18TH 11r, W.. 500 Near Iowa circle. 11r 100
10th ST. year. 4 ,500iCor NV, 12r. 100
X st, yenr ,5O0lS mr. Goth, Tor, 2b 100
n III av, 12r year 1 .o00I21st o, Tor. 100
\ n av. Ar b. year. / 200 2 10TH 11r. 100
Cor 10th, Dir, 3d. r av, Tor. 100
stable ............ Book st, 12r. 100
18th st. 12r. 800 lCorc'n 18th. Tor 2b 100
18th X, lar, 2b .3O0iCorc'n 18TH Tor. 90 90
mr. 18th. lar, 3b. .2.0tCorc'n 18TH Or. 81 90
Mass 18th. $50 nth S, 12r. 100
tol rd. 12r, %. .175lI 18TH Tor. 1899
Cor on w Hgts, 12r 3b. l5OlCo I'd, Tor. 10 90
Cor NV, 12r %. .150lCap HILL Tor. Go 90
Cor 18th, IIr. b. $50 9th ST. 12r. so 90
q 18th, 10r stable ITO Core'n 18TH Or. 60 90
10th st, 12r d.. $50 Capitol Hill, Tor. 81 so
Cor on 18th, 13r .150Clevesnd PIX. Or, b. 90
> mr. 18th, Or. b.. .125lNw 7r, 1890
Gin st, Tor, 2b. 800. 1925 Ne, 7r, 40 90
.e,l nr Q, 10r b. 125 1929 q NV (see list).
= 18th, Tor. b....125t
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