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New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
HOTEL RUDOLF, ATLANTIC CITY.

hotel which represents the investment of
half a million dollars and cares for nearly thou
sand guests at once must of necessity embrace
many attractive features. When added to this it
possesses most attractive architecture and has
site unsurpassed for beauty of surroundings. ex-
panse OF outlook and health giving conditions moth
ing is left be desired by either the transient
the permanent visitor This description fits in
every detail the largest and one of the most mod
ern hotels in Atlantic City the great resort centre
of the NeW-Jersey coast. This is the Hotel Rudolf
which is now in the tenth year of it's prosperous
and successful catering to the demands of visitors
Each season since it's opening has additions to
its facilities and improvement in the means for
providing for the comfort and convenience of
dining room overlooking the eXpanse OF the ocean,
the ample supply of pure water from an arteslan
well. the elevators, the steam heat the open fires
the electric lights the hot and cold salt water
baths and the great ballroom with its facilities for
dances and concerts combine to make the Hotel
Rudolf attractive and agreeable place for a
more less extended stay il is possible to find
The ease of access TO Atlantic City both from this
city and from Philadelphia added to it's fine eli
mate and the healthful change enjoyed by a visit
there make it most inviting to those who would
free themselves from the of business and
social obligations for a few days a few weeks.
For all such visitors the Hotel Rudolf offers most
delightful temporary home. is place where sailing.
golhng, riding. driving, automobilng, promenading
on the boardwalk or being wheeled up and down
II, breathing in the ozone of the ocean, may be
JOyed to the full
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
FLORIDA OF THE NORTH.
CITY GROWTH.
Characteristics of the Great Al the
Year ArOund Resort.

Atlantic City, jan IA (SpeciaD-When the
veyor for the Camden and Amboy Railroad Com
pany came to Atlantic City. away back in the dftes
there nothing Absecon Island except
few fishers huts and here and there a cabin that
was used by gunners in the hunting season. There
streets avenues, no well defined road
even. running through the myriad of sand dunes
and groups of stunted pines and cedars which COW
cred the island from inlet to inlet and from thor
oughfare to oceans edge.
But. in spite of these drawbacks, Absecon Island
was even then a rendezvous for a number OF Phll-
adelphians. True, they were nearly all sportsmen
and came here only in the cunning season. They
Obliged to come all the way acros the mead
in saboats. and after their arrival put up with
what conveniences they could secure in the hut
of some bayman fisherman.
Yet with it all railroad men realized. intuitively
perhaps. that the little island was place with
future and they their surveyor over the route
between Camden and the island to see what it
would cost to build a road here. The estimated
cost was so great that the company decided not to
undertake the task. but the surveyor saw a future
here He spent weeks here, made surveys laid out
the plan of the city, and on his maps he placed
the name Atlantic City.
This part of his work DONE he secured capital and
built the railroad which brought the first tranload
of passengers here in July, 1854 And since that
time people have been coming to Atlantic City
They come in greater numbers every year. and
there are none who can make prediction Of At
Iantic City in another half century.
Atlantic C1ty's founders prophesied good future
for the resort. and built we'll But how we'll they
had builded they little knew. How was it possible
for them to realize that in fifty short years the
then hardly known seaside hamlet would become
resort famed the wide world over? How could it
be expected that in fifty short years the hamlet
would spring into city Of more than thirty thou
sand permanent residents? They had faith in their
enterprise and believed the place would grow and
prosper. but they could not foresee the future.
But among the things with which the new resort
blessed were exceptionally good air and good
water Physicians came down to the island
watering place. They recognized peculiarly exhil-
arating effect from breathing the air, and they
began sending their patients here in preference to
sending them TO other places at greater distances
from home.
The result of this increased patronage was the
means of the establishment of boarding houses"
Boarding houses. in turn. grew into cottages with
fancy peculiar names. and in course of a short
time cottages grew and were dignifed by the name
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
PINE FOREST INN. sUMMERvnLE, Sc

"A land Of lovely dreams has been the term
used to describe SuTmerville. s. c., whose very
name is an invitation for winter visit halt
hours run over the twenty-five miles from Charles
ton brings the visitor TO this charming village in
the healthgiving pines 1t possesses every attras-
ton in surroundings. climate and facilities for
door recreation to make il most attractive 70
Northern visitors.
In the heart Of a 6l-acre plateau, surrounded
by ample open spaces. stands the Pine Forez
Inn. There are pines and live oak trees close a
hand, a golf course of 40 acres. reached BY a
boulevard mile long. and many miles OF excellent
drives in all directions. A feature of Sumnervills
that attracts all visitors is the Pinehurst Tea
Garden. and adjacent thereto are the great floral
gardens OF Dr.. Charles q. Shepard An arteSan
well supplies the hotel with water. and the house
is equipped with all the latest Improvements and
facilities for the guests that II accommodates
New-York tribune., 1905-01-15
THE HOTEL TRAYMORE.
One of Atlantic City's Most Attractive
Hostleries

city by the sea IS the brief but inclusive descrp-
uon OF Atlantic City. which has just celebrated
the hftieth anniversary Of its existence. It
be safely said that no other resort for winter and
summer visitors combines so many attractive feat
ures. An municipal privileges and Improvements
provided by the city authorities. There are
nne pure water supply system. sanitary sewerage
paved streets. electric cars and that unrivalled
ocean promenade. the magnificent boardwalk The
hotels residences and apartment houses together
with the great business blocks, represent the ex-
penditure OF many millions Of dollars in permanent
improvements All that WISE farsighted and
Hagacious management do Tor the public good
and TO add TO the delights that visitors find in this
great winter and summer resort has been provided.
Nature made the first provision in the broad ocean
lying on the strip Of sand on which Atlantic City
has been built. at a point where the proximity
ot the Guf Stream secured perennial mildness of
tenperature For the fullest enjoyment Of the
1ItaSlss iS lsatuIes OF the ocean the hand OF man
70 spread the fame OF Atlantic City far and wide
thing.
Bat for the enjoyment OF these natural and arti-
ncial features OF the great seaside resort IL was
itors should be proyteed ThiS Wa9t has hen 1s
nv fFe coasfr1leffor - tha Tsofei STs,,,,,Era ~
Illinois-aye., fronting the boardwalk with IN
with every requirement for comfort. convenience
sne luxury and there are all provisions for pleasure
sngoyable surroundings at this family hotel
pf the city and IL is equipped every device and
convenlence TO insure the perfect satisfaction Of
broad Diazzas. electric lights. steam heat ample
Elevators abundant water supply, rooms with
private baths, spacious dining room with a huge
bay window overlooking the ocean and Spacious
psTlOrs and recreation rooms The piazzas and cor
reors afford ample room for exercise in shelter
when for the boardwalk IS not desira bic
but the occasions when IL not afford the rnost
satisfactory conditions for recreation and exercise
are few and far between. In adequate OF guests
the Hotel IraymOTe has set high standard and
ruccessful effort is made live up 10 il in every
particular IS ampy demonstrated by the salts
faction Of guests with the service their disposal
SIle eAIIesle are tAaen 20 insure ihe privacy Of
lor families whose heads unable remain with
Them IN absence from the city. There are rooms
~ 40 guests at the Trsymore.
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Si75... 1921 <, 15r, 2b s35 80 1902 10 uw,ar,b
sl50.- .SO4 nth, 15r 2h APARTMENTS.
$3.50 1923 NV, 15r. Oh s55. 18th & Col rd 7r, b
500. .171T De Sales, Tor $50. E. Is 18th sc, 6r b
$50. 1871 De Sales, 10r OFFICES.
SEQ. 1867 10Th. 12r, b S14. 1914 G, pr
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IS ', NJ. d.. 30. 30
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1916 y Cap, 6r. e.. 20. 90
APARTMENTS.
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1910 VT nv. Or. D.
Myrsne, 703 9Th. Gr. lao. 90
Coywood. 1928 l. NV. Ar. b
Pa ay. Or, b. fur. 90. 50
1924 Pa ay. Ar. b. .20.00
18th & A ne, nice ar,
b fats, n u i.....f3.S
i7s o. 3r. b. 1850
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DIRK ave. NV.
: s22 80. 1905 G Sc, Or. b
J S22 so. 1903 q Sc. Or. b
! 800 so. AL X l AZ
I S20. so. 2o24 ed NV. Or. b
1920. Farm, Tenleytown
i $3.50. .2316 ChamplaiD
! $3.50. 1925 f ne. Or, b
/ SIS. 20. .924 22d NV. Gr
SIS. Winthrop Heights. Or
/, S15...Cottage at Glenvale
lS13.30. I412h Duncan, Ar. b
7 80. 80. 525 26th NV. Or, b
SO. -. 1892 Gales. Or, W
| APARTMENTS.
500. The Kensington.G.h
500. The Rochambeau.4h
INSTRUMENTATION Bv
S7o. :. The Farragut. fur
s45. The Franconia, Or, b
sac. 20. l2p Nd NV ne. ar. b
$40. The Brsddoek. 1929
18th. Or, b
$40. ....4J5 q NV, t'r, b
$40. .l122 25th NV, 5r. b
, $35. .....T37 18th NV. 2r
$50. 30. The Bryn Mawr
| $50. so. 1900 T NV, Or, b
/ $50. .2224 Decatur, 6r, b
| $50. .2226 Decatur, Or. b
S2S. 1871 9th NV. Or. b
S27 90. .2224 Deca tur. 5r. b
S27 so. 2226 Decatur,5 r b
$3.50. 1871 LIST NV. Or. b
SOC. so. .:SS Quincy NV. Or. b
500. 30. 30 Seaten NV, Or b
S26 80. .2511 Central. Or. b
/ S2S. go. 1926 r NV
! $26. .17OS Pa av NV
! S25.The Efiingharl. Ar. !
/ k23. 1875 X ne. LIST f,ssr
| S25. I'll 7th NV. Pr. b
s22 80. 1903 Erie NV, 5r. b
tS22. 50. .1105 Erie NV. 5r. b
| $22. So. .2303 n. 6r, b
| 500. so. 100 p NV. 5r. b
$50. 50. .I419is + Cap. ST., b
/ $40. rs. .2s2I Sherman, Ar. b
1919. %. .2S11 Sherman. Ar. b
S1S.25.. 40 Dearborn, Ar, b
tS1S. 70. .T69 Princeton. Ar, b
SI7.50. 1901 G ne. Ar. b
S18. 80. .Gf9 Orleans place
/ SIG. 30. 1883 + ne. Ii. Ar, b
iSi6.D. 1883 L ne. ar. b
$3.50. .1419 r ne, Or
SIG. The Oneonta, 81
SIS. 80. .-....1213 Duncan
+ $3.50. i2I3 duncan
iSl5. so. .12I9 Duncan ne, 5r
SIS. BOO Md av ne. 4r, h
$14.J0. 1912 Rosedale, Or, b
- ~. 1921 y ~ AZ h
$3.50. ILLS Duncan
S13. 80. .1414 Duncan, Ar, b
STORES.
$500. ....... 612 18th NV
$50. . 1928 7th nv, Or, b
$50. 1900 9th NV. 12r, sto
/ $50. zoos Pa av NV
$3.50. Vermont av corner
$3.50. 1900 T NV, 9r,sto
4 S35. 1901 Pa av Sc, Or. sto
$25. 50.192S 9th NV, sto. 5r
| E2b. .........l636 X NV
S25. .......... 200 Il NV
S12. .......I8 n Y ay ne
OFFICES.
! S25. .512 5th NV, 1st d
/ ST. $40 9th NV, Pr, b
SIS. = sos h NV, I'd tioof
lie Droit bldg. $40 ana up
STABLES
$50. Sumner ct, 8 stalls
$40. Rear 1918 N, 2 stalls
500. Sd & G ne. l6 stalls
$50. IL 10 G IT. 10 stalls
S16.R3109 10th NV .4stalls
s1b.. r. 1920 I NV. 2 stalls
el5. 800. Rear 1311 n NV
$40. Rear 1929 Q NV. 4 8
$40. Rear 170s 18th NV
IS. r. Ala 18th Sc
s7....-...K SIG 22d nv
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etc; line, a2d and sits; price.
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FURNISHED.
lb2o NV ,23r 2b sta S50c 1893 18th. 2ir 3b sta 300
1to3 NV l8r .2b 500 Is 10th i2r. 3b $50
tetS hlsgs pl sr,b. 1910 1000 18th. lar b. .l25
9d iSth NV, 3or, Obs coo 927 Tor. b. mo 20 90
,voS tth NV, iVrb 100 81 NV. sr. b. mo-. IS 0C
~ - So VI o.' 100 1906 o NV. i2r b mo-. 100
l2S Md ay, iir, b. so COL stable m, 1oa
1921 Lincoln PIX Or b. 100 IA 2fst NV Ior n 1os
TS7 18th NV 2r- haIla5. co ID jath NY 10 ,SS
LOO 5o,n NV, Tor 20 moSo' IA 18th. l0r b,
Av1o aosn NV iir ID, near Iowa cir, furi15 90
UNFURNIsHED.
Cor 18th and Kenesaw SO6 Riggs nj Or n M m
sy, l2r 2b month 2O0 Flats 9th q n 1 sy al n
isOl Sass a' DIV, SIR Ill 9th NV APR b. so. 90
3D. nionth- 80 l53S lIth NV 81. b. so. OF
oiI 18TH NV 69I,Ve 20 e27 X av 3r, b.. IS 90
IT, y av' iOr 500 lI4T Q NV. 12r, b. rs 90
IoS4 n II Af lVr D. Io-vJ POP Y NV. l2r. b. so 90
SIC 18th NV lGr 2bani 200 Cor mouse washinvton
1886 NV. i2r. 2h moso tU Heights i2r Ri ON
1888 10Th 2ir 3h 200 ofiic Ist floor i3O7 q nv
And other desirable houses
TYLER * RUTHERFORD Inc 1907 II st NJ
oc7 56t'
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Chevy Chase-An elegant home: LIST floor, re-
ception hall, parlor. music room. dining room.
kitchen and pantries; I'd floor, bed rooms.
usually large bath room; modern plumbing; cellar:
front and back stairs; front and side porches.
DAVID MOORE
no2S-3t 1928 n. Y. ave.
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REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
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81 Rent Houses. "
DAVID MOORE,
1898 y Y. ave.
TSFIRNISHED.

FOR RENT
81 Rent
DAVID
1928 y.
UNFUR
b1i 18th NV. 3Sr. Oh,
year ........S3. 900 oO
1921 X NV. 16r. 81. 2Uo 90
1871 X NV. i6r. Sh.
without stable ...lT5 O0
1910 Mass NV. llr. blj0. 20
1921 . NV. I2r b. sta s. 90
1874 y II az. lar, %.
hUt-Wnter heat s.. 90
1922 y II ar. 14r. 2b.
hot-water hest %. 90
2I1T Bancroft.I2r BIB 20
1T47 . NV. I2r. d. 1900
7l2 18Th NV. 10. b. staI5. 90
JT46 q NV. l2r. b. 7O.Oo
1921 q NV. l2r, b.
without stable 81 OC
2435 Columbia ri. 12r.
81. steam heat CO 90
1886 18th NV. lOr. b 50 90
Gt2 18Th NV. Tor, b. 81 no
1888 18th NV. Tor. h. 20 so
20l2 Iilllyer ri. Tor. b50. 30
1900 NV Or b. store 5000
1Ti7 Riggs NV, Tor. b so. 90
1000 Md nv ne. Or. b. 5000
1888 18th NV. Tor. b.
steam heat. 5000
FuRNI
1910 Mass av NV. llr.
u. laundry ... S2sp.nCI
1901 z NV. 1Ir. b..l5o.0CI
1915 \ NV. Iir. 2h.
stable ,.......125.0O'
1929 21st NV. Or. b.
furnace hest l25 90
1855 Cin'ti.1ir.2b .l25 on
APART
Sc cor Conn az and VI
NV. 7r. b......S I6. 90
The Berkshire Or b. ~ 90
l2g Md ay no. fur. 2r. b45 20
1920 18th NV. 81. Orb
with heat..-......40 40. 30
The Berkshire, 6r. b. 40. 90
10 Nd av ne. fur
nished, Pr, b...4 ~. 90
Sheridan. Or, b.. 40 90
1920 18Th NV. I'd floor.
Or. h. attic ..... 80. 80
The Alton. Ar. b.....3b 90
1916 2I26 9th NV,
81, 80 so
The Millet. Ar, b. 80. so
1910 to 20 9th NV,
81, 80. 10
1857 Oregon av Or. b. 80. 90
25oS Central av, Or,
% attic. 1880. 20. 30
Gao g ne. 20. Or. b. 20. 20
1909 LIST NV. 6r. b. &c. 50
t49 81 @ ne, LIST floor,
Or, b..............25 . 30
S20i 2d Sc. Cir. h. .25 %
1921 Otis NV. 20, Or. b24 so
STO.
zoos Pa. ave. 2d floor.
1900 II NV. store. Or. n
PIG Ia. ave. NV, 2d foe
1851 Potomac NV. store
a53 Tenn. ave. store and
OFF
525 18th NV, 2 rooms. q.
zoos Pa. ave, 2d floor. -.
a25 Ia. ave. NV, I'd foe
5l5 l4th NV. 2 rooms. q.
STA.
Rear 1919 Conn. ave, LIST
Rear 1l2 18th n.w....
SIlBul
EcuSluston, Md, sr. and
Lsngduu, ID. c., i2r.. ho
Il Rent
DAVID
1t 1928 n. Y.
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1912 New "
81. 600 The Minor, SIR
81. 500. 1926 10th NV 20. 2t
S1.500.t32s 10th NV. 5. 2h
81, 200. 1888 jefferson, 1<r
500. .S04 18th NV. l6r. 3h
S1I5. 1921 X NV, 16r, 30
$50. 1929 y II av. 1ir. 2b
$50. 1873 X NV, I7r, 3h
500. Prospect Hiil.13r 2b
$50. 1923 Il av NV 12r. 2b
SIS 's22 V ~ ~ =
SELECT Conn av, Tor, b
SIS. 100 18th NV. l2r. b
SIS. 1921 y RI av.12r.2e
t15.l2IS y II nv NV. l2r.e
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SIS. las C So. fur
ST5. 223i Q NV. lar
SO JAG q NV. 12r. b
SOS. 1850 p NV, 12r. b
SOS 1885 Mintwood pl
$50. ~. ..l753 T. NV, 11r
$50. SO. 1922 S NV, 12r. b
$50. ..iI32 Columbia road
$50. .I30 9TH. I2r. b
500. ......1I34 Q. Tor
$50. ..IT1e 5 NV. 11r
$50. .I20s 9th NV. l2r
s52. 80. 1872 L NV. Tor, b
$50. 81. .2202 . NV. 12r.2 b
$50. 1913 Yale NV
$50. :. 1880 l NV, l2r, b
$50. 1889 | NV. 12r. b
$50. 90. 1888 I NV, I2r. b
$50. Turned. s20 c ne, 11r
$50. .2434 PD nv NV. Tor
S85. 80. ..lI61 Col I'd, Tor
s45. 80. 1900 7, Or. store
S45. so. 40 G NV. flr. b
S45. 80. .4o5 q NV, Tor, b
$40. 5O.12i7 Harvard, Tor. b
5000. SOP s NV. l0r, b
5000. .1GOi Sth NV SRI
Sio.Sc. .1i30 Staughton
5000. lab Q NV. l2r. b
$40 .50.943 Westm'n'r, sr. b
$40. 80. .22o4 Decatur pl Or
1880. .s33 9th NV Tor. 2b
$40. .l434 y NV. Tor. h
S3S. 1921 School. l2r. /.
$37.5O.1462 Howard .l2
S37. so. .2i45 Z NV. o., D
s37 80. .2i20 LIST NV. Tor. h
S35. so. 1916 Coreoran. Tor
SS5. so. 1851 9th NV, Or. b
$3.50. .1223 9th NV. 1lr,b
$50. so. 1853 L NV. Sr. b
S35. E. 305 list Sc. 11r, b
S35. 1901 Pa nv sc. 5r.st
S32. so. 1903 Il Sc. Sr, b
$3.50. 1877 T. nv. l2r
t32. 80. i S35 Summit 4v. Sr
5000. ESQ G ne, Or. b
5000. 81 y NV. Or :
$50. sO7 LIST NV. Tor, b
$50. 80. 1913 y J Hv NV
S2s. so. .63s 9th ne, 7r. b
$3.50. GIG Sth ne, Sr, b
S2T 30. GA Sth ne, Sr. b
SGT so. 425 9th ne. 7r, b
S21. 30. .4I4 18th Sc, Sr, b
$3.50. .1413 \ Jaw, ar. b
S27.50-.2i3 1914 sw. Or, b
S27 so. .S13 18th NV, Or, b
S2T. 80. GA Sth ne, sr, b
$3.50. .62S $ NV. Or. b
$3.50. 1893 Caroline, 7r. b
SOS. so. .g22 Il NV, 1r. b
S25. go. .634 n Yav. sr, b
S25 30. 500 18th ne, 7r, b
$25. 80. .1019 Fla av ne,7,b
$3.50. .I035 10th ne, Or, b
S25. E. $40 7th ne. 7r, b
s22. so. :. 1896 I NV. Or, b
s22. so. .719 Princeton, 6r, b
S22. 80. .T53 Princeton, Or, b
SO. so. MP Sd se, Or, b
S22 so. .525 21st NV. Or, b
S22.b0. 525 II NV. Or. b
500. so. 1855 Princeton. 6r. b
S22.50. 1903 G. Sc, Or, b
S22.50. 1907 G Sc, Cir, b
SOP 90. .l5il G Sc. Or. b
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UNFURNISHRD.
1l32 Conn ave-. 11r. and b,..., Sfa6 %
11o4 q ST., floors. Observation-Disclosures. N IN
it0S St. sr and b.. per month. ..... 1000
land attached. Bladensburg mad near Lauedoa.
y. q. within miles Of Washington. SIS and so
per p:outh, according 10 locatiou
FURNISHED
1900 18Th st.. 10 roams and bath. per ans $1,000
,,,1z5 18Th st, lar %, hotwatsr heat. 90
~, LIZ Yale st.. i1r ssd B.. Per nosth... lNeo
III ~ rs's s. e: :! liz ed neath !iese
~ Seaton Ct, Il. ead hath .,.,...... ~
80 - =, a = 3 81 Mn r. 81 ~ - -
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FOR SALE-6I1 9Th ST. NV. BET. AND G.,
L. rooms and bath: a very desirable location for
fat; unincumbered; bargain to early purchaser.
Address owner. L. +. KEFAUyER. Middletown.
Frederick county, Md. no21-10ts
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{ Houses. b"
MOORE,
:. Y. ave.
SOP I NV. 12r. b $40
W l5i5 Il NV, llr, h 40. 80
W 1923 Dartmouth NV,
IIr. u. hot-water has 90
" iI2 Mass nv ne. gr. b A. 90
% AIS I'd NV, Or. d AZ. 20
NJ 1928 q NV, Tor, h.
steam heat 1910
% 1917 18th NV. Tor. b. 1850
t24Ig 18th NV. Tor b. 40 so
70 22O4 Decatur. ST. b. 1000
% 1921 School, Tor. IT,. $500
q 2120 LIST NV. Or. b.,.3I 90
ID 1890 Dartmouth NV. Or.
o h, hot-water heat 81 80
1920 18th NV. lnr. 81 30
NJ 1851 Potomac NV. Tor,
b. store. stable 81. on
y ~ u ne. Or, b.....3 $3.50
% - V NV, Sr, b. 5000
" s29 Utica NV, Tr, b.
o b W bt.. 2h.oO
o 1871 G sc. Or. h. .25.W
o 1923 LIST nv. Or, b. 23.50
n 1903 g Sc. 6r. b. .22.a0
0 1908 G Sc. Or, b. % so
1907 q Sc. Or. D. 22.5O
o 1922 y J av NV. Ct, b20.50
,LSHED.
Ira Q NV. Tor. b.. 1875. 90
{ $40 " NV, Or. 2b. 100. 90
q 512 10th nv, Tor. h.
stable ...,--- 10 90
Ol712 10Th NV. Tor, h. .110.0c
100 Md av ne, Tor.
o. b uease) 1000
n 800 stanton ne. lOr. b5o.0o
TMENTS.
I2f5 Otis NV, Or, b. "a. 80
Of 2505-07 Central av, 5r.
oil h and attic. ... % so
o 1921 Otis NV If. 5r, b23. 20
floor. 5r. b. d. 80
o. sG0s-5-T-g 18Th NV,
0 1st floor. Or, b g.. .23.50
12I5 Otis NV. 5r. h. ~. 80
% 2307-11-13-1b \ NV,
o. 5r, b............22 %. 80
121f-19 Otis pl NV.
0 LIST floor. Or, b. 22.50
% 1217-1p Otis NV, I'd
floor. 5r, 3D.. .22.50
% 36l4 to % Eslin av NV,
o I'd floor. 5r. b. .22.50
1914 to - Eslin NV NV.
o LIST floor. 5r. b.. y. 20
% 453 Tenn av. 2r. b. sto2n. 20
1863 + ne. ar. h..16.50
% 1892 + ne. Ar. b. ...14.O
% 1925 f ne, Ar. b. 1875
% i41g r. ne. Ar, b.. .14.30
l419i2 + ne, Ar, b. IA 30
% 4h3k Tenn av. Ar. b.l+.3o
n 1854 Tenn hv, Ar, b.14.3e
ORES.
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re. Tor. b.. stable -. IS 90
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FOR RENT
TWO R0WN-STONE RESIDENCES
on N. a.. ave-, one block from ct.
car line; delightful location: best neigh
borhood; houses newly renovated through.
out; hot-water heat.
1922 N. II. ave.. IA rooms,
"a lis $1o0O
1924 N. 81. ave., IA rooms,
cau.s. 80o W
Also 1746 Q st. NV, 10 rooms $500
Caretaker In charge.
See W. e. COWEN
Bliss bldg. Telephone z. 6s5
oc19tf-21
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FOR SALE-cHEAr HOMES AT
81 900
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FOR SALE

BET. I'D AND 4TH SITS
New. ROOMS bath up-to-date plumbing.
porcelain tub and sink
II feet front. bay window. elegantly pspered.
Small cash payment and monthly payment
of $50.
GEO. ". LINKINS.
no2s,-it 500 18th ST. n
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FOR RENT-BY wESCoTT & WILCOX.
1907 Penna.
n o., bta

- - ~ W
INA. ave.
THE CARLISLE. 1918 y,
non-housekeepin9:
, 2 rooms, bath. :. "a. 50
2 rooms. bath. :. .18. 50
303S n, Or. b, heat. 20. 80
1880 K. Or, b. heat. 20. so
3Gs1a X 5r. b. heat. 20. 80
30421a X, Or. b, hit. 20.5o
30l2 NJ. 81, Dr.. 1000
New fats, G bet 18th
and 18th sw:
LIST q. 6r. b. lat. rs. 50
I'd Il. 7r, b. lat. .26. SO
LIST Il. Or, b. lat. .25. 30
I'd a, 1r, b. lat. .26. 50
OFFICE ROOMS.
4s2-466 La av, heated
rms, IS, $40. $3.50, $50
STABLES.
on 17th. Is, c, r. ". 10. 90
TIC 19th. rear. 3s. r.w.lo.00
houses and Oats apply at
no26-d eSu
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= SAN AhA-@N - - = " Aef1Nc
1907 Pes
POPS C, l2r. stable Sc. 80
PIP C, .iir, b. ......D.1o
1703 n Y ,11r, b. -. 40 50
700 22d. sr. b, Gel. 40. on
214l K, Or, b. ami. ..37 so
1000 N Il ay, Or, b. 80. 80
Takoma PIX, Or. b. 80. 10
500 4. Sr. b, lat. 5000
1904 Kingman. Or. b. .25 80
40 18th, 7r, b, lat. rs 10
e2o5 II. sr. b. lat. .25. 20
262l X. 7r. b. -. ~. 80
11s5 18th, Sr, b, cel.35 30
1915 Kingman, Sr, b.25.i0
GIT 23d, 7r, b, lat. ..22.6O
SUBURBAN.
Conduit road. .35. 20
Woodlawn. Cleveland
park %. 90
FLATS.
b03A 23d. LIST .5r. b. 81 30
For full list OF small
ONCE,
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FOR SALE
DAVID MOORE, 1928 NEW YORK AVE
APARTMENT HOUSES have them loea ted In
all sections of the city. Some extraordinary in
yestments. Prices, IS, 800 TO sl25, 0OO Come in
talk to about them.
Mt. Pleasant, ayenue-A home, excellently
well built; 10 large rooms; hot water heat; food
ed with sunshine; alley. Price, s. 600.
F st. State Department. Splendid oppor
tunity. LIST foor-Parlor, reception hall, dining
room. kitchen. I'd 1oor-2 bed and bath.
Sd floor bed rooms and servants room. Cellar.
Furnace heat. Huge yard. House in perfect con-
dition. Come, see me about 1T.
NV. doors from ST., block from 14th
st. cars stories and basement; 10 rooms and
bath; lat-obe. Cheap-s5,700.
Washington Heights--A chance for a real
home. 10 rooms, baths; steam heat; hard
wood finish; rear porches to Sd floor; broad alley.
Price. SIC, 600.
Columbia Heights half square of electric cars
10 rooms and bath; stories and cellar; furnace
heat: 20-ft. alley. Delightfully."- arranged. Price,
$3.50.
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Corner st. and Fisgler place n.w bet.
and I'd SITS. NV. iBioomtngdeie(.
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FOB RENT-z2o7 15TH ST. NV. rs, NICE 3
roam and bath: furnace. i6S0 Nv. a.. knA
sssea 1ili1a y. III q =