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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-07-07
Local Items

John G. Lester aGvertises "a farm for
sale. in this issue.
Save money. Buy your suit now
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros.
Misses Allie Willard and Lizzie Nc
Call spent the Fourth in Panther. W.
Va.
Mr.. Lewis Britain is home from the
West on visit to his old home and
relatives.
Only FOR men Of good taste. Tobard
Inn cigar. Have you smoked them?
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday ut ii a. m. by Bev. J.
Ne. ID. A. Lacy, Of Marion.
Read Bustons < Sons adj on winter
tmnips. II will interest you.
y guaranteed watch with every 50
worth of goods for boys wear.
Harrison * Gillespie Bros.
There will be services at Stras Me-
mortal church next Sunday night nj s
p. IN. 10y the rector.
\ rare opportunity to my n cheap
suit-call at The Big Store.
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros.
Vim. Walk. Misses Laura and Rose
Ward, Jennie Bradshaw, and Mrs.
Mary Brown and daughter, Miss
Blanch are visiting in this community
this week.
\ genuine Zoe To5ard I'm cigar
sold i'm this town for 5c-ask your
dealer.
Remember We are offering in good
faith all our stock of mems and boys
clothing for 20 days at actual cost
HARRISON x Gillespie Bros.
Messrs OF Mustard and w. J.
Harris, of Ahbs Valley, were the guests
of J. II. Hunt, North Tazewcn. last
Sunday.
Do you want to save from - to -
ON suit? Now is the time.
HARRISON 4, Gillespie Bros.
Rev GUSTS Fletcher has returned
from the hospital at Washington. and
filled bis appointment here last Sun
day.
All mems and boys suits cut TO
actual cost for 30 days.
HARRISON y Gillespie Bros.
Nh. and Mrs. John Z. Pearce. of
Norton, are spending some time with
Mrs. Pearce's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
). y. Leslie.
Miss Margie Harrison, the bright
young daughter of Mr.. w. G.. Harris
son, has returned from school for the
vacation.
DO you wear "Douglas7 shoesl
The best $50 and ~ in the world"
for sale by =. :. Bottimorc.
y. NJ. Willard, who has been at
work in West Virginia for some time,
is at home this week.
Chapman's Red Tag Sale is in full
swing. 1t has been all that IA large
force of extra clerks can lo to wait on
the customers.
Aipacas, mohairS. brilleantine and
uniined serg-coats, and coat and
vest. Long and regular. Square and
round cut at j. ;. Bottimore.
The heaviest and longest continued
rain storm OF the reason fell here on
Wednesday. 1t rained in torrents for
two hours. Tie streets and low places
were flooded.
Mrs. {. II. Belew has been a wei
come visitor 10 her relatives and old
friends in town for several days. Mr..
and Mrs. Belew, with several of her
boys, are living comfortably and hap
PLY in Bristol.
Sui in Stock-a dozen or so of
those cool, neat 2-piece suits from
- TO SlO-you cannot make better
clothing investment.
=. 5. Bottlmore.
The Tazewell Steam Granite and
Marble Works has been purchased by
Mr.. \. j. May, Jr. Mr.. Il. l.. Hopkins.
the former owner has moved to
Georgia.
Nh. Chas. w. George, Of Albany
Missouri reached Tazewell on Sunday,
and has joined his wife and daughter.
who came week or so ago. Mr.. George
has been warmly greeted 10y his many
friends in Tazewell.
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Famous Flower Crazes.
From the Boston Transcript


The prices paid for a new variety of rose
recently in Paris. when single buds sold
for thousands of francs recall the high
figures which tulips once fetched In Hol-
land in one year the sales aggregated
100000 forms. Holland went tulip mad
The bulbs were quoted on the stock ex-
change. Ownership In them was divided
into shares. Spectators sold them short
At one time more tulips were sold than
existed. At Lille a brewer sold his trade
and good will in exchange for bulb. which
was thereafter known as the brewery tulip
dover with his child. Thereafter the
daughter At Rotterdam a hungry soldier.
happening on a few, mistook them for on
ions and ate them up. The repast became as
famous as Cleopatra's pearls and proba bly,
exceeded it in cost. At The Hague poor
fellow managed to raise a black tuIip
The rumor of that vegetable marvel spread.
Presently he was visited by a deputation
from syndicate. For that eve lamb OF
his the deputation offered 1000 forms.
which he refused. He was offered 10000
forms. Still he refused. Cascades of gold
were poured before his resisting eyes FL
nally, tormented and tempted. he succumb-
ed There and then the deputation trampIed
that tulip under their feet Afterward
II appeared that the syndicate had already
grown gem precisely similar. and unable
to bear the idea that q rival existed, lad
authorized the deputation II needful to
offer ten times the amount which 1t paid.
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tramp. sis one OF the best in the world
and the prison administration is undoubt-
edly the best. The public works system
means hard and healthy labor. The cell
system exists, but mostly the men work to-
gether, in brick yards, on forts or other
public works. 1 had the honor (and Great
Britain the benefi) of serving two months
at Dover, helping build line of forts to
protect England a result of having
been accused of cadging. II was there that
L learned Quarrying and stone cutting
which added one more trade to the twenty
three that L have learned In prisons. The
men get credit for exactly what they do
they are paid, really In lessenng of sem
fences. and 1 learned thirty days off out of
ninety-day sentence by working hard.
perhaps the worst and most wicked jail
system In the world-taken as a whole
found in Portugal Like any self-respecting
tramp. hate to beg. In most of the coun-
tries Of the world the beggar is locked I'D
to protect the public from him. l have, of
course. secured tens of thousands of meals
without working for them, but I am not a
beggar. In Portugal the system of i'm
prlSonment makes beggars. The prisoners,
no matter what the charge against them.
are thrown into the common room, usually
facing the market place. / was in jail at
Oporto, Bragas and Setabul, and in each
prison we faced the crowded market place,
standing behind bars and visible to the en-
tire population. We stood at the bars and
begged for food from the marketers, else
We should nave starved, for the prison
keepers furnish nothing In the way of food
for those awaiting trial. The Portuguese
system makes beggars of all prisoners, be-
sides hardening all prisoners and manu-
featuring criminals rapidly.
Recent Improvements in Mexico.
Mexico has advanced wonderfully in the
last fifteen years. When 1 first visited
Mexico I had the honor to be arrested in
Mexico City and thrown into a dirty, over
crowded, disease ridden hole. where all
prisoners, most of them in irons. Were
kept. Three years ago was again arrested
in Mexico City and was pleased to note
vast Improvement. The cellular system has
been adopted and the trades are taught
At Jalisco. where I served fifty-two days. a
beautiful and humanitarian prison has been
built"
Perhaps the Strangest adventure of Kish-
mans prison career occurred in Spain. He
was arrested. charged with vagrancy. while
stealing ride out of Madrid, trying to
reach the Mediterranean coast. At that
time he had nearly $500 in gold and silver
with him, picked up in beating a race at
Paris. in which American jockey was
riding. He backed the Americans mounts
and won nearly $1,000. which he at once
converted into gold and silver. AT Santona
he was dragged from the train and thrown
into prison.
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The Kitchen the Heart of the Home.

From the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Domestic science seems to be the solu-
ton of several vexed questions. such as
the servant problem, divorce and temper
ance. If more money were expended by
cities In Introducing domestic science into
the schools less money would need to be
spent on insane asylums, poor houses and
pententiarieS. said Miss Ella G. Neave in
her address on THE Progress of Domestic
Science" before the department of house
hold economics and education of the Wom-
home. The woman who holds the comfort
of man battling with the world in her
hands has responsibility as great as that
of commander of a battleship. The only
remedy for the evils of bad cooking ann
lack of good homes Is In the schools of do
nestle science which are established in the
public schools"
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Men Who Drive Motor Carr

That the automobile is no respector Of
ancient traditions Is illustrated In the an
aouncement thar prominent automobile
manufacturer of Buffalo is about to build
new factory on one of the most historic
sites in that.city. The ground In question
was the headquarters of Commodore Perry
during the war of 1912, and enjoys the fur
Their honor of having been the boyhood
h""'A Of former President Cleveland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-08

Young Husband-"Bertha, die you ask the
grocer to show you some of those seedless
beans / was telling you about this morn
Ing"
Young Wife-"Yes. and il you want your
slippers warmed before you put them ON
you can warm them yourself. sir. 1 won't"
Chicago Tribune.
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British System Is Best.

..rhs British system" says the champion
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Pad Front Hose Support
; ; ers; , all al coiors' l0c.
Clinton Safety Pins; reg
ular price, 7c., &C., dMc
, &C.; 3 dozen for. 1VS'
) Kings Blasting Cotton;
5OO-yard spool; 10c
worth &c; 3 for. ...... AVS'
. Good Quality Shell Hair
, Pins: worth 121Ac. gc
dozen. INSTRUMENTATION.
. Mourning Pins. in ~
. boxes; worth &c. box. NE
, Children's Hose Support
, ers; worth 15c. Sale 1Mc
, price.
Lot latest shape Girdle
,, Forms. W t h Aac.
, 15c. ....................
Bone Collar But Dr.
tons. Worth sc. doz.. @S'
, Mohair Skirt Braid; all
, colors: 5-yard pieces. zr
Worth 1Oc-.
, Pearl Buttons; 2
, dozen on card; worth Ac
, Zoe. card. WV
. Fine Scissors; all
!. sizes; worth 19c. Sale 81
, price.
Treasure Safety Pins; all
sizes: black and
, a n5sasl ..... worth &c: 2Hc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-08

Subbubs-'T tell you, old man, IL you'd
only move out to our town you'd never
live anywhere else"
Cftinaa-'T guess that's right: see Door
Coffin. who used to live in your town. died
on his way to New Mexico last week.
Philadelphia Press
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Shipoff president of the Moscow zemstvo.
whose nomination would be considered
equivalent to imperial approval of the
principles of the party of The golden
mean"
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IVI KENI-
STONE * FAIRFAX, sO4-s06-sOs F ST NV.
UNFCRNISHED

= ~ 4 I II :
50 40Oyr 2los 10th. pr Al
$40. .l347 l. NV, l5r. b
sos: 1871 Conn ~
SIS J0....i225 Conn av. l2r
SIS. ..lS22 \ IL Y.i2r. !h
$50. ...l6l6 10Th. l2r. D
SIS. % Grant pl, 17r, b
S7j....l7l6 y NV. llr. o
ST5 1870 21st NV, ior. b
S75. 100 10th NV. l2r. b
SI5...lS2l y II Nv III. %
S75.l2iS y II nv INV. i2r. b
SIS. 2llO O NV, l2r
SO. .12iS 10th NV, 12r, 2b
$50. IAN y NV. l2r. b
SG0.lS3l Mintwood pl. Tor
SEQ. 1888 Mintw God u. l0r
500 o.. 1867 q NV. yr. %
S57 .50.l309 18th NV. l2r. b
Sj1 so. oil | NV. i2r. b
Sh5 Is l5l9 Il NV. l3g b
SO. .l343 Columbia Tor. Oh
$50. 10. i73 III NV. i2r. b
500 30 1871 Roanoke. Tor, b
$50. 1925 18th NV. 1Ir. b
$50 1870 18th NV. Tor. 2b
$50. $500. .g2G Il sw. 10,
si5. 20. 26O6 Univ pl. I2r. b
$40 so 1924 1ith NV .iOr b
$3.50 ,.0l6 5 NV, lOr. b
Si5 1870 Cal av, Tor. b
So 20 1921 u Ew. i2r- }
$40 20 RICO 18th NV t?r n
s40.50 .131 9th NV. sr. h
$40. 80. 1928 Roanoke. 10, h
$40 80. 1901 Sih NV 81 .
$40. Rockville. Md. 1ir. b
$3.50 1l07 Il | ay, Or. h
s31 so. s Grant pl. Or. 1
S3I so. 3il9 LIST NV. Or, b
SSI 80. .l7{4 y Cup. sr. b
SSS. 80 .... g35 L NV, 81
SS5 80. 1902 + NV. Or, b
s35 so. 1909 18th NV o.. b
S35. 1349 Corcoran. Sr. b
$50 so. 9i3 Roanoke. Or, /
$50 80 1927 4 NV gr. d
5000. 81 T. NV. Or. B
s27 no. 1894 Wallach. or, b
S27 80. 80. 726 L ne, sr. /
S2I 80. .Il9 You NV, Or. /
s25 80. $40 3D. ne, 7r. /
5000 GA Sd ne. Or, /
S25. 80. 1923 Camhr'g o. b
$3.50. .ll26 G ne, sr, /
s25 so. 1907 Caroline Il,
So so. BIS I'd ne. 7r. B
s25 University Park. 1Or
$3.50. SIS 18th ne. Tr.i
S22 80. .729 Princeton. 6r. I
$50. 30. .749 Princeton. Or, /
So 10. lS2I T., Cap. 81. h
s22. 80 +53 Tenn nv ne 81
5000. POI Morgan st .sr.i
1t
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POS 16. 2Ir. 3h. st yrS3, O0O
1926 Princeton. lir,
2b, year. Il SOC. 0G
1873 Mass av. Tor, 1t.
year ....-....1.O0 900 0l
140S NJ NV. 16r. 2b125 NC
pl5 K | av. l6r. 2bl0O.ot
1874 Conn av.l2r. b. 100 "
1901 10th, llr. 2b. ..l0O.Ol
1872 N III av NV 5.ut
1918 18th NV. llr. b.I5.0(
1924 n II av NV. rs u
1918 n ii nv .l2r. 3b. .T5 OF
200 Ii NV. l2r, b...I5.0(
1912 = NV. Tor. b. ..65.G
1923 =. o.. b. .. .65.U(
I4Il \. -. b. .... .6O.Ot
2U23 kal av. Pr. 2b60 w
500 2ith st. Sr. b&s. 80. N
1919 X NV, 12r. b. 30 81
1905 2lst. Or. b.. .5U.Jt
100 L NV, Tor. b. SO. oC
lTl2 Z NV. Or. b. .50.O W
1888 Harvard. Tor. b5U "
1918 18th. llr, b. .50.0I
35lS 18th NV, Tor. 80 "
1910 Col rd. Tor. b.. 80. 0C
1925 Col road. Tor. has &c
c01S G. NV. Tor. b.. .45.Jt
l434 Howard. Tor. b45.5C
1870 Cal av. Tor. b. As. 80
1881 Harvard. Tor. b. = 10 80
1906 Hopkins. ST.. b. ~ ~
DIG 5 NV. 11r, b. as. SO
1872 Cal nv. Tor. b.. Al. "a
1913 kenesaw. Tor. b 40 sc
1876 r. llr. b. .45,uC
1907 9th NV. 10r. b.4o. 70
iCOl Sth NV. sr. d. 40. ~
24GS Ontario. Tor. b.4o.5(
1910 18th nv. Or. h. 10 ~
642 c ne. Tor. 2h 40.5
1910 Princeton. llr. b40.0 (
sos i Sc, 1r, b....35.dO
1852 Euclid, Or. b. 30. &c
637 5 NV, Tor. b. . 81 sc
1901 L. Gr&b......S0.Ot
4Ui W. Sr, b......3U. VI
l1US 18th law. 81. BIS &c
1927 Duncan, Cir. t...l5.5f
ljl Cal ST ~. or. bis "a
] No court. ir..... 80
= No court. it,. $50
4 No court, 4r.......5. -
9 No court, IT.. $50
- No court NV, ar. .5.5C
y No ct. s.. ~
APARTMENTS.
The kensingtOn, Or. b
0u!uishedl loo 90
1864 Princeton. CT, b. 30. 0C
1905 Mass av. 5r. b. ~ 80
1920 L NV. ir. b. 1880
l343 + cap, Or. b. 5000
232l 18th. Or. b. 30 40
1907 oregon. 3r, b.3O.Oo
$500 Is l7th. Or. b. 30 ~
11Ol Erie. Or. b. 90. 20. UU
pHfA N g. D. &c ~
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALOON EASY TERMS.
Dairy. stock, fruit and poultry farms and timber
tracts houses and lots, steam and electric
ears and near Washington D. c.; farms from
$3.50 per acrefeup; building lots from $35 up;
houses and ipts1from $3.50 up; good. kind land
and plenty of pure water; very healthy.
1t will pay you to send for catalogue before
you buy. II you have any property for sale list
ii with me- charge unless | mike a sale.
sss4 su J. +. JERMAN.
Phone connection. Fairfax, Va.
myl-1Gt+12
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FOR RENT-MOORE 4 HILL UNC), at 14TU ST.
TSFITRNISHFD

WISHED.
1I0l Erie. 5r. b. $500
206 u NV, Ar. b. 30
3040 o NV. Cir. b. .2G.50
17l5 Erie. Or. b. $3.50
502l Dumb. ID n.6r, b26. 30
3011 Dumb, Of, Or, b. &c. 30
1923 Dumb av. 6r, b. 20 80
22p9 y NV. fur. .. .26. 80
.649-5l G ne. Or, b.. .26.00
1917 to 25 35th. 6r. b. $3.50
3040 o NV, 5r, b. .25.50
1715 Erie. 5r. b. 81. .25.50
30l2 . NV, list fl, or, b25. 80
303s o NV, 5r, b. $3.50
20S d NV, Ar, b. E. .25.50
e49-51 q ne. Or. b. $500
1907 f lie. 5r. b. .25. 90
1850 10th ne. 5r. b.25.0o
i31 10th ne. If. Or, b.25. 90
$40 < l. I'd Sc, Or, b25. 90
l3i3 + Cap, Ar, b. .25.0J
1921 Oregon nv. 2r. - 90
1854 Willard, If Or, hes 90
1854 Willard. 81. Or, b25 co
3603-5-7-9 18th NV,
Or, b. .24.50
10 Thomas. 5r. b. "a. o.
3tO3- 18th NV.
5r. b............ 1880
81 Seaton. Or. b. .23. 80
1878 Mass av sc. Or. b23.5 80
1917 to % 35th. Or. b. 81. 80
513 9th ne. If. 81. b, %. 80
JlI 9Th ne. Or. b. - so
50S + ne, 2h, or. b...22.50
351S-20-22 Eslin av.
Or, b. ............22.50
453 Tenn NV 2r.L. stuz2 i.j
.5l1 9th ne, Or. b. % so
lIl5 4th NV. 2fl or, b. p. 90
T15 18th Sc. 5r. h 2n. 50
CAB 3D. ne, III, 5r, b. 20. 30
1853 + ne. Ar. bit. 80
1871 f ne. Ar. b. 1850
1887 10Th ne. Ar. b..15.5O
l42Ii2 + ne, ar. b. 1870
1881 f re. Ar. b. .14.30
III Tenn ne. Ar. b. .I4.30
i5lla Tenn he Ar. b. .14.30
l4lGla Duncan, Ar. bl3.3O
lilSia Duncan. 4r.b.13.30
JAG Duncan. ir. IL. 30
2lil Newport, Ir, b.l2.5O
2l39 Newport. Ar, b. 1850
sli % So. 5r. b. $50
STORES.
l34G Fla ay NV (ware-
housel ..........l25 90
500 2ith NV, sto, sr, b5J. 90
1919 Is NV. store. 1000
1910 18th SC. coal I'd. 300
Team nv & T. ne. %. so
STABLES.
Princeton st. = sits. % 90
l1li q. 3 stalls. .2J 90
Rear 1914 Z NV .2stls15 90
lTil q NV. . statistic 90
R'r lace Mass av nw10.OO
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FOR SALE--OR EXcHASGE-s0o ACRES TIM
her land within Is miles OF Washington and half
mile of Pa Il. X. Good land. Only 81 acre.
bargain. Would make fine stock farm. EaAy
terms. H. a. PHlLIIPSs l406 u st. nv.
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FOR RENT-Bl II l.. II
FURNISHED.
1880 18Th. l2r. .2b. S2Oo.cO
Adjoining SUliicIs' Home.
large house. stable and
outhldgs. Al acres, beau
tifully situated.
1895 Corcoran, Tor. b. 4O.V
12iS Princeton, lur, bSj."u
UNFINISHED.
1890 10Th. l2r. III. 100 10
1874 Conn av.11r. u. u" "
1879 Q NV, Or. b. 1900
116T Iyth. lar, b. .u,'- ~
1900 Yale. 10r. b.
un1uE
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FOR RENTED Q NV. IL ROOMS: HOT
water heat: kitchen first floor: rent greatly re-
duced for summer. Apply on premises myi14t'
FoR RENT-OPEN--NEW EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
finely finished: ALL conyeniences. large FRONT
and BACK yards: $3.50 80 BALTIMORE ST
NV. Two squares north Of list and W. mylo-tf
FOR RENTED FLOOR OF 2-FAMII.Y HOUSE
I20Ik ne: rooms tiled bath yard: cellar
furnace. GEO. w. LINkiNS, 500 18th ST. NV.
myl0-U
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$3.50. 1899 sth NV. jr,w
$3.50 1910 +, ne. Or, W
sl5 30. .53l 9th ne. Or. "
SIS. 80. e. 1871 + ne. 7r. b
IL 30. ...l4lG Duncan L"
/ slS.3U.l4l2la Duncan.ir,b
APARTMENTS.
\ 300. The RochauiD.au,fur
$50. The Magnolia. Or. b
S3j .-..1l14 18th. 5r. b
S35. 30. 1896 Princeton. 6. b
/ $50 .. AIS 18th NV. Or. b
$50 $50. 1921 LIST. Or. b
$50. 1852 Chaplin NV Orb
S3U. IssL, y5tH l1th. ~
$50. .25l1 Central av, Or
S27 80. .2503 25l5 18th. 5r
S27 5u17Gi Willard. 81. b
S26. 80. l703 Erie NV .6r.h
see. so. .25o2 Central av Or
/ S26. 90. 80 quincy NV 81. D
4 -. 40 ~ Quincy. ~ q
S25. so. .26 Seaton NV Or, b
S25. 80. ..lI0S pa ay. 5r. b
S25 so. 1908 Erie NV, 5r.b
s25. so. 1904 Center NV Or
$3.50. % Seaton NV .Jr. b
! S25. 1926 r ne. LIST floor
t22S. 80. .lI-l9-2l Thumas
AZ. % 10 90 Thomas. Or Il
S22. 30. Sd 4 Elm NV, 5r
so. SO. 2j0S l. NV. Or, b
So. 30. The Clayton. 2r, b
81. SO. .i42l Il Cap. Or. b
~. go. l4lg l. Cap. 6r, b
s22. -. to 90 rhonias.br,h
e. 1917 ~ - 'rhomas
$40. 1913 L he. Or. b
SO. e.. sos Eliot ne. 6r. b
/, $40. =. $40 Eliot ne. Or. b
SIS 1876 + ne. 5r. b
$3.50. 1918 Duncan, 5r,w
Sl4. 80. 1923 18th ne, 5r,b
Sl4.30. .l427h T. ne. Ar. b
sli. 30. Ii3Is Tenn as, fr.b
$3.50 14i6 Duncan. Arb
l3. 30.lIl2H Duncan,4r,b
/ STORES.
$50. IN } ny aud II NV
; so. aud X NV
S25. 1896 Il NV
S22 80. .453 Tenn as.st. ds
SIS. .10S 18th sw, large
OFFICES,
lie Droit bldg. $40 and up
STABLES.
! $50. Sd & G ne. i6 stalls
} Sc. .........K enesaw ay
1870. II 10 Z st. 10 stalls
} SIG. 3i09 10th NV .4stnlls
, Sl6..R 1920 T nw.2 stalis
} SIS. .. Rear Iill 4 NV
So. 30. Stable rear 2i6 I
slo. Hear iIOS 18th law
J s1....-.-.R SIG I'D NV
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I'll CO.. 7TH & l. NV.
B3S l. NV. 7r. b. .22.50
1880 10th NV. Or, b.22. 80
1918 18th NV ,sto, cel.l5 90
2351 Sherman WIZ 80
T51 Sheridan ST Or. wll.JO
Gale ne bet Goth &
2lst. Or, w. 10. so
1888 s NV, 5r. W. 1000
1882 32d NV. 5r. W. 1000
t52 ID NV. office rs.S7 Il So
GA Navy pl Sc, Ar. a. 80
n Apartments for Rent.
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BOOK DEALERS.

THE LITERARY SHOP. 500 18TH ST. N. w
Rare, curious. interesting books. government doc.
uments magazines. eDgravings.. French and En-
glsh novels. The place for discriminating buyers.
jefferson Bibles wanted; must be reasonable.
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FOR RENT,

UNFINISHED.
iii 18th st, I5r. and Oh. 5000
1919 $ st.. rooms aud bath furnace heat. 1000
1871 1T. rooms and bath. furnace heat. 1000
Entire building at 1914 a. Pa. ave.. per mo- 2oo w
1912 y. Y NV. l6r. und b.. from -
July Iya5 uer ..........2J go 90
l23J n Y ave Dor III Der mo $50. 125 90
FURNISHED.
1900 18th st.. 13 and bath, per an. Il So0O W
1lo2 l3th ST I4r Oh, hot water heat. 10000
1906 Yale st, l2r. and b., per month";. 10 90
I0o4 lniL ST IIr and b. Der month";. 1000
I7IT De Snlcs St Tor and b. per month. 100 90
1oo Ma ave ne 1Or A. b. I year per mo 81 80
6na III st Tor aid b. vacant June /. ..... 30 10
From, Nav Is TO Oct 4 1905 per NO.. 1000
ap2S-tf GASCIi Il 3lRGE 1926 n. Y. ave. NV.
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER,
for home. dwelling Of to rooms. with up
to-late improvements in good neigbb0rhood.
northwest preferred, at from four six thousand
dollars: all cash liberal cash payment. Ad-
dress Box 100, Star office my11-3t
WANTED = BY TWO LADIES, FURNISHED
house fiat to for during summer; rent
about So Address F. L., 1905 Pa. ave. my9-3t
WANTED-BY MAY Is, FOR 2 TO MONTHS,
furnished house or fat NV; rent not exceed
so per mo-: adults; best references. Address
NJ. Il. B., 1886 18th ST. my9-3t"
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1924 NHav NV, 14r.b.75
Bachelor apis. 1907 + NV
Warehouses. 30 Il X NV
Cottage. TAX a PIX. So. 10
i Office rooms, 1897 L NV
RID. Inc. 1907 F st. NV.
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uST. COS 14TH ST. NV.
1916 18th, iUr. b. so. 30
l119 10Th. Tor. b. 40. 20
lT44 Ore av. Tor. b. 40. 20
1899 18th. Tor. b.. .4O.65
1908 ., Tor, D.. 40. 63
las Howard ay.1O. h40 %
1928 Oregon av.9r. b.35 so
i349 Corcoran. Sr, b. 81 90
1872 . NV. 7r. b.. 30. so
1925 10th ne Or b. cor23 30
APARTMENTS.
i3th nrYale or. b, new3I. 80
ITO Conn ay 3r. h. 20. 80
70 Thomas ne. Or, b.22. 90
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

FOR SALE-A ROW OF NICE BRICK HOUSES
rented at 50 each; price. $1,l00 each; figure the
profit.
WIILIGE. GIBBS 4 DANIEL, co & COS 18th.
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FOR RENT-BY Il. +. s.
204o 9TH NV, sto, g. bS50. 90
1908 X | ay NV. 10r. biJ .G3
1909 Sth NV. Sr. b. 40. 80
Il3 1lth NV. store. 40. 90
Nv cor 4th 4 w ne,
Sr, b, stable .. 40. 90
l240 Princeton, l1r. b40 90
9i3 Mass ay NV Or, b35 so
1926 COrcoran, Or. b.32 80
43T X NV. Tor. b. 1880
1888 10th ne. Or, b. 81 80
1918 9TH NV Or, b. starr 80
See our list OF fats und
0ftiCa rooms ar E1D Il vi n
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
OR UNPUBLISHED.

r DR. RENT
Ne cor 18th 4 Clifton.
16r, Al. fur. $500 OC
S22 Conn av. l6r. .125.O(
l4o0 I. NV. 12r. fur. IOO.W
1922 y III av. 14r,b.. Sb.O(
TYLER Il RUTHEKFO
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED
1I16 ith st. rooms and bath .... 500. 80
CPS Morton pl. ne, 6r. x h. new. 800. so SO
FURNISHED.
931 X ST. NV. 12r. & b.; southern exposure;
excellent yard rent low.
FLATS.
G rooms and bath; downtown ............. $40 90
SUBURBAN.
at Iangdon; near car; furnace heat; ;
pUrches. etc. Observation-Disclosures. ........ So so
rooms at Langdon; block from SIS. co
ATKINSON d BALLARD Co, Inc.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
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FOR RENT-NO. 1913 2OTH ST. " W., 10 ROOMS
and two baths; closets, store rooms, etc; splen-
did location Rent, $40. ROBT. /. FLEMING,
nos Mass NV. my6-9t
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IT\ECRNISHED

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