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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-10
Hight Class Residences
Fashionable Locations.
Extremely Low Prices.

$25.ooo-Msss. are. near goth: 20 feet front; lot
contains over 5000 square feet: very at
tractive front.
$fs.0oo-M Many thousand less than original cost;
an out-of, town owner wishes to realize. and
will sacrifice magnificent corner dwelling
ON one OF the fashionable avenues near Du.
Pouf ., Circle I, 4, house contains ta = rooms .
Of the best-constructed houses In this
fashionable section.
ga, oO0-Mass ave. near 18th; southern exposure;
IA rooms; lot 2axf3o
see. ooo-Mase. ave. near 18th; entire front OF
stone; one Of the most attractive residences
this beautiful square; II rooms: BATHS;
H0T-WATER HEAT.
$15, ooo-A beautiful. residence on N H. ave.. care
fully built for owners occupancy; IL rooms;
baths; 25x125.
WELL SUITED FOR THE USES OF PLY
sIcIAN. "a rooms: 8 baths: lot 3oxss
$1s.ooo-Conn ave- near R: ~ rooms; hot-water
heat; very attractive.
$I7, COCOON. ave. near NJ; handsome front OF
stone and brick IL rooms.
$10,0oe-Conn. ave- north Of II: 10 rooms: COM
paratively new: tiled bath: delightful sur
roundings.
SIS, o00-Fronting on Conn.,. ave. north OF Dupont
Circle; never occupied; said to be the best
house ever offered in Washington 70, the
price; out-of town owner anxious to sell will
DIDLY ARRANGED HOUSE; parlor library,
bed rooms; 2 baths; 2 stairways.
si2.5oo-A nearly new corner residence west of
1ath. north of r: u rooms: baths; steam
heat.
SIS, oOo-Near 18th and Mass. ave-: practically
corner; broad southern exposure; IL rooms;
rooms deep; 2 BATHS; HoTwATER HEAT.
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l2.5oo.Near Conn; ave. and O; brick DWELLING
and brick stable; IL rooms; baths; reduced
from SIT 900.
sii .oo0-west OF 18th; superior to many $4,000
houses: very handsome and weli-planned; par
lor. library. dining room. pantry and Kitchen
stairways: hot-water heat: lot 2sx112
rooms: 2 beautiful baths: HCT-wATER
HEAT; nrst-class In every respect
si2.ooo-Msss, ave; a comparatively new Broom
dwelling; modern baths: bot.water heat: 40
feet front.
So, 5o0-An unusually weli-constructed house ~
n. II. Dupont Circle; four stories:
FINISHED IN OAK AND MAHOGANY; hot
water heat; two handsome tiled hath rooms;
music gallery la Ginning room; very handsome.
large mantels.
$25, oo0-A recently constructed residence on a
beautiful corner 18th st. Scott Circle:
IL rooms; 2 baths; hot-water heat.
I'll ,5O0-A modern corner residence on st. not
far from Conn., ave-: beautifully finished; IL
rooms; baths; hot-water heat.
$16.0oO-Could not he duplicated under $50 900;
near the Army and Navy Club; superior
constructed residence; double floors through
out; l3-inch walls. recently inspected 10y
gentleman connected with the army. who Is
familiar with building. and pronounced by
him to be the best-constru cted house that he
had SEEM liberal size lot.
this price. which represents just about the
cost OF improvements; the lot Is worth
rooms and baths: one of the most attractive
fronts know OF; outlook on Mass.
west of 14th.
s25 .O0o-I ST. near 18th: IA rooms; lot 32x14e
s25,oo0-I st near 16th IA rooms; 3 baths: large
brick stable; let 24xl40
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE : BUSINESS INVESTMENTS; BEST
NEAR G: @ BET. 18TH AND 18TH; G BET.
18TH AND 18th; II ST. n. SIDE, 18th AND
10Th. j. b. WIMER, REAL EST. 1201 @.
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FOR SALEM VIRGINIA. rs ACRES GOOD
land miles from large town. t6uu. 1874 acfes,
house, miles from city, $500. 90 acres good
Groom dwelling: old mill good power; large pond
stocked with ish: 81 800. Other farms, etc.
Catalogue free. Address +. g. B.. Star o6lcs.
5s7-st
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY. VIRGINIA. MARYLAND
farms timber; mills; country hotels; iniustrlais;
mercantile stores; l buy and sell: exclusively
high class. GRANT PARISH. 1929 n. 7. ave.
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wANTED-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

QUICK PURCHASER FOR A
DOWNTOWN business property. showing SO In
vestmenf Let Us submit yours.
1aI-"t wIILIGE. GIRRS DANIEL eos 18Th.
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.

FOR SALE
Pa AVE. SE. NEAR i4TH ST.. NEW
HOUSES; HARDWOOD FINISH: CABINET
MANTEfS: FURNACE HEAT; GAS AND COAL
RANGES: MODERN PLUMBING; PLATE
GLASS DOORS
TERMs-s1oo CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY.
SAME AS RENT
81 FLORIDA AVE- NV
ROOMS AND BATH; STEAM HEAT; MOD
HRN PLUMBING; HOUSE IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION. FIRST TRUST. $1,000 PRICE.
BARNARD & MARK
THE OVAL SIGN" l412 ST. NV.
de3l-tf-20
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MEDICAL.
DIR. HADE-

81 TREAT MEN ONLY" 81 years practice
Blood. skin. bladder structure nervous and spe.
cial diseases curs d promptly. Consultation free
jai- 26tsS ti02 ST, NV
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STORAGE.

For f.ENr-SroRAGE R0OMS-RooMS IN
building SfS lgth 81. NV; large dry. easily lie.
cessiile. GEO ". LINklAS- SDU 18th 81. W.
Ret.tf
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-CHEAP
Cor of 9th and SITS. s.w.; building with IS
rooms; lot IS ny - feet deep; house could not be
built for less than $1,000. Price only 5000;
81, coo cash, on i've years time.
iafo-6t G. b. PARKER. AS II a.w.
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FOR EXCHANGE-OUR LIST OF PROPERTIES
FOR TRADE IS TOO LARGE TO PUBLISH IE
YOU ARE INTERESTED COME IN AND TALK
1T OVER.
STONE & FAIRFAX. so4-e-s st. NV.
ny7-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


wANTED-AN ACTIVE PARTNER IL AN Es :;
tablshed real estate business; COED rent list viii
sell half interest to proper party; business has
grown beyond my ability to properly handle the
Ja10-3ts
ANY ONE DESTROYS OF SECURING SERVICES
Of mechanical expert. to design. perfect or con-
dertaks manufacture of high class mechanical or
electrical sbecialties, communicate with Box 100
Star office jal0-iu.th.s.3ts
FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
West side Of l4th st, store and dwelling. with
jsioest EBERaASS HAws. 1903 st.
SILENT OR ACTIVE PARTNER WITH ABOUT
$1,000. in grocery and liquor business In a
dress Box 2o3 Star office ja10-3t"
FOR SALE = SECOND HAND FURNITURE
rooms. all filed: fine location for 4th of March
Investigate Address II. o. H.. Star Office. ji0-3ts
FOR sALE--ExCEPTIoNAL OPPORTUNITY TO
buy a nicely furnished house with q rooms and
five bath rooms, all heated by steam; very cheap
rent: two blocks of Pa depot. Call at ~ 9Th
st NV. 1aN-0t.
FOR sALE-A FIRsTCLAss TAILORING ,J Es.
Establishment in fine location: established in 1862;
stock and fixtures at fair price Address BOX
1876. Star office. Ja93t'
WANTED-GENTLEMAN OR LADY WITH slo00
as silent partner: the investment will pay yen
handsomely; unless you have the money and
near business please do not waste your or my
A MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING BUSINESS:
leaving city. address, sPRING. Star office .ja9-at'
FOR sALE-sPLENDD NEW STRUCTURE. PAY
ing 259s profit, can be had by immediate pur-
ja7-st WIiLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL, COS 18th.
FOR sALE.-LEAsE AND FURNITURE OF WELL.
established fine paying boarding house in best
part of city Address A. b. T.. Star Office.
A WELL ESTABLISHED TYPEWRITER BUsI-
and the general agency for sale ON account
of i'll health. Address Box 1866 Star office.
ja7-3t'
A SPRING WATER BUSINESS: PAYS WETH.
Call after pm. w. s. THOMPSON. 800 NJ NV.
jaT-3t'
$4,000 to invest In established business; good
profits and Will stand thorough Investigation.
Don't apply unless you have the money and
mean business Address Box i63. Star Office.
ja7st'
FOR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN AN ESTAR-
lished office business in this city. paying from
S6e0 to $500 per month. Other business. cause of
selling Address Box Ill. Star Office jaT-3t+
GIVEN AWAY
Watches diamonds. eta.-any thing you want
rom piano to a ton of coal-may Ike had by
little effort and without cost to Yourself For
Join R. MaHoNEY.
Chairman Distributing Committee.
ja5-et sls Pa. ave. Sc.
ATLANTIC CITY.
Can we interest you In building lots in the finest
suburbs of ATLANTIC CITY? We sell them at
very attractive prices and on very easy terms.
THE U. S. DEPOSIT AND GUARANTEE CO..
ja4-tf s06-7 Colorado bldg.
YOUR WATCH CLEANED. $I.Oo.
WATCH HANDSPRING, 500
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR.
uih3-5d 1921 ST. NV.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

Constable Arzate came near having very serious trouble with Jose Lopez last night. Lopez served a term in the pen., and since returning he has been mixed up in trouble all the time He has several times been arrested Arzate had a warrant for him and arrested him Wednesday night and started with him to the cooler. A fight occurred on the avenue as they passed along, and Arzate released his prisoner long enough to arrest the men who were fighting. During that time Lopez made his getaway. Ar gate met him last night in saloon. and grabbing Lopez's left arm in- formed him that he was under arrest. Lopez jerked pistol with his right hand, but was covered by the officer and told to drop it. The request was complied with, the gun falling to the floor on full cock. It was evidently a very close call for Arzate, and also for Lopez, for had he fired the chances are that both men would have been shot, and perhaps killed. It is likely that Lopez will serve another term in Yuma.
The copper era., 1905-07-27
Putting the Lid On.

The ERA announced last week that orders no doubt would be given to en- force the law in regard to dissolute characters frequenting saloons along Conglomerate avenue. The ERA is now informed that orders have been, or will at once be issued, by the Ari- zona Copper company, warning all tenants in that part of town, that women will not be permitted to enter saloons, under penalty of the cam cellation of the lease. 1t is further understood that all tenants will com- ply with the notice. With the en- forcement of this order Conglomer- ate avenue will lose much of it's picturesqueness.
 As to where these women will lo= cate is a question that is annoying some other sections of the town.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

Telephone, Telegraph and Electric company, which is pretty near the whole thing in it's line in Arizona, returned home this morning after spending several days in this section, looking over the line and arranging for d much better service than here tofore. Central will be moved to the brick building opposite the Clifton Hotel. It will be a model exchange In every respect.
 Miss Cummings, who was with the Billingsley camping party in the Graham mountains, returned this week and reports the climate in that section as simply delightful. Mr. Billingsley returned from the camp two weeks ago, and reports that when he was there he gathered snow in the deep canyons. There are many ideal summer resorts in Gra- ham county, which could be made most attractive by the erection of cottages and tents.
 Mrs. W. A. Hamilton returned this week from a visit to her former home in Illinois.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

Last evening an incident on Con- gress street recalled the frontier days. A bunch of cowboys were rid ing up tbe strict shooting pistols and yelling in great shape. There were twelve in the bunch. As they passed by saloon near the lower end of street, the proprietor came out and invited the bunch in to have a drink. The invitation was readily ac- cepted. Without dismounting, the cowboys rode their horses through the swinging willow doors and leaped up on horseback right in front of the bar. The round was served and the bunch then rode out of the saloon and continued their celebration.-Tuc Citizen.
The copper era., 1905-07-27
Clifton Schools.


 of school district No. 38-South Cliff ton-have had the north line of the district run out by Lamar Cobb, which in a way was almost as great surprise as was the discovery some weeks since that the line was not where it was always supposed to have been located. This line not only in cludes in the district the A. c. store, but also the supply warehouse, and practically all of the business DOT tion of Chase creek, the line leaving the creek near the store building formerly occupied by s. J. Forbes. This line as now understood greatly adds to the wealth and scholastic population of district No. 38, which is practically without a school house and in debt for six or seven thous- and dollars. This line will throw three-fourths, or probably four-fifths tpf the children of the town in dis EF-tc1f1ct 3S.
 Recently the citizens of Chase creek presented a petition to the board of supervisors asking that school district be created for that section of town, but the petition was not granted for the reason that the law establishing school districts had not been complied with. However, another effort will be made; and it is likely that at the next meeting of l,o hO1 1,-l ha ie4, i~% Ia f.. ed. The people of Chase creek in being cut off from district 38 will be compelled to take their proportion of the indebtedness with them, which would be most unfair to them.
 Should the Chase creek district be established, the old district, with magnificent two-story school house, would be left with but few children which would also be most unfor- tunate.
 It has been suggested that the only sensible solution of this whole busi- ness would be to consolidate the two old districts, and then build d school house up Chase creek. Of course district No. 3S is in debt, and it will have to go in debt a lot more before it can accommodate even one-half of the children residing in the district, but as the lines are now understood the district covers probably four tifths of the property of the town. The district is rich, and by going into debt can erect one, or several, school houses, but the people of the dis trict do not want to do anything that would work a hardship upon any other district. They were satisfied with the lines as originally under stood, but the matter is now in such shape that they cannot control it.
 The ERA is of the opinion that the consolidation of the two districts would save much trouble and perhaps expensive litigation. provided some equitable and satisfactory arrange ment could be made.
 A fight over school matters is one of the most unfortunate affairs that can happen to any community, and should be avoided if possible.
 But school houses we must have.
The copper era., 1905-07-27
Chase Creek School Meeting.

A meeting has been called for Sat urday night, at o'clock, for the pur- pose of discussing, and taking some action, in regard to securing a school for Chase creek. The meeting will be held in front of the Manila Hotel. The call is signed by J. c. Gatti, J. Beckstein, Dan Lynch, Gus Williams Romulo Chavez, committee.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

The following are late arrivals at the Hollenbeck Hotel in Los An geles: w. H. Anderson, E. A. Tovrea, L. J. Overlook, Bisbee; w. H. Taggard, Kingman: w. Es Jac- quirth, Miss Kate Ham, Frank Cox, P. A. Tharalds and wife. J. T. Sparks and wife, Phoenix; D. Clark, J. A. Campbell, Miss Campbell, Clifton; F. s. Douglas and wife, F. Armstrong and wife, Mrs. J. F. Enright and son, Douglas; Robt. Campbell, Mayer: H. M. Gee and wife, Tombstone; J. c. Frederick, Prescott: G. H. Kerns, Jr., P. A. Ross, Winslow: J. M. Den his, Williams; J. E. Sullenberger and wife, Miss Alma Sullenberger, Globe; J. E. Dufton, L. J. F. Jaeger, Albert Steinfeld and son, Mrs. Annie E. Rogers, F. w. Rogers, s. w. Purcill, Tucson: W. F. Nichols and wife, J. M. Farney and family, E. A. Spaulding, Eugene Fox, Phoenix; E. B. Williams, Prescott: F. M. Chandler, Chloride; C. L. Hall, Mesa.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

An entertainment was given at Prettyman's hall last night by the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church, which was well patronized, and netted a handsome sum for the church. There were eleven numbers on the program besides a one-act farce connolly, "A Glimpse of Mar ried Life," which was most enjoyable. The entire program was well render ed, and received much applause. The ERA regrets that it's space will not permit of special mention of all who participated.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

O. A. Risdon; Julius Ottman, w. D. Grant and Frank James will leave in few days for Black river, Springer vile and Fort Apache on fishing and hunting expedition. They will have fifteen saddle and pack ami mals loaded with grub, ammunition and fish bait. What they will do to the bear and finny tribes of the mountains will sure be a-plenty. The ERA will have wireless report from the party every week.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

A most pathetic story comes from Holbrook, Arizona, of the disappear ance of little Katie Hatch, seven years of age, who strayed away from companions and was lost in the noun tains. Everybody in the neighbOr- hood turned out and searched for the little one for days, but without sue cess: The parents are prostrated with grief, and the whole neighbor- hood has been wrought up to high pitch of excitement over the mys- terious disappearance of the little one.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

Three Mexicans, who were under the influence of liquor, made dis turbance near the Shannon store one evening last week. They resisted Deputy Sheriff Burdett who at tempted to arrest them. Lee Hobbs and Bill Spaw were called upon, and the three landed them in the cooler. Judge Neff gave them ninety days each in the county jail.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

The two-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. E. Hargis came near be ing drowned in the Hume in Npr kl Clifton last week. The little tot rescued just in time.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

Charles James, who came here few weeks ago from Texas, suffering from cons umption, died Sunday last. His father came here with him and saw that the young man had every at tention possible.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

John Hays Hammond, mining ex- pert of worldwide celebrity, is re- ported to have won S20,OOOat roulette in Reno, Nevada, last week. It would seem that mining is not MT. Hammond's only accomplishment.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

O. w. Williams, who was assistant postmaster at Silver City in the early days of the camp, visited Clifton this week and hunted up some of the old timers. MT. Williams has been prac- ticing law at Fort Stockton, Texas, for many years, and is here on legal business
The copper era., 1905-07-27

A cake walk and concert will be given at Prettyman's hall tonight by colored artists of Clifton. An inter esting program has been arranged.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

Oliver Billingsley will open gen. eral merchandise store on Hills addi- ton next week. The business will be in charg,. of Joe Billingsley.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

The Shannon rooming house on Shannon Heights was robbed Sunday night or Monday morning. The thief secured about s3O in money and four watches. Ten men were sleep ing in the house when the robbery was committed, but none of them were awakened by the thief.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

A mix-up occurred this morning between Jeff Dunagan and O. A. Ris- dq1r~Dunagan was arrested on a .c6mplaint sworn out by Risdon Charging him with assault and bat tery. Dunagan plead guilty and paid his fine.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

J. N- Thornton, formerly of Saf- ford, is temporarily employed on the ERA. MT. Thornton is one of the founders of the Stafford Journal.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

THE remains of John Paul Jones, father of the American navy, were laid to rest at Annapolis last week.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

The Manila hotel dining rooms are growing in popularity, and the tables are crowded daily. This is the best and coolest place in town for fine substantial meal.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

When you want pleasant laxative that is easy to take and certain to act, use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets. For sale by all deal CTS in medicine.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

Mir. Hail is now the manager of the Clifton telephone exchange.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

When it comes to climate, the real genuine salubrious article, Clifton is entitled to first money. While peo- pie have been falling dead by the hundreds in New York the people of Clifton have been attending to their usual avocations without discomfort. Even the ladies who went to the sea shore have missed it, for the weather there has been wet and cold. For the past two weeks the climate here has been ideal. The nights have been cool and bracing. Really, Cliff ton climate is much abused, even by home people, who have to go away from home to learn to appreciate it.
 Gatti x Hill handle nothing but second class meats. Call and see for yourself,
The copper era., 1905-07-27

Work has been commenced on the piers for the new steel wagon bridge Kch will span the Frisco river near
 lspension foot bridge.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

Cromb Sc Shannon continue to han dle the choicest range and refriger- ated meats. Telephone 2S.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

LOST-pair of spectacles between hotel and A. C. office. Finder will kindly leave them at ERA office.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

FOR SALE CHEAP-A new piano in first-class condition. Apply at ERA office.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

It seems to be we'll understood that the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern railway will be extended at a very early date to the Tonto dam. In fact preparations are now being made to commence work very soon. The route will be down Pinal creek to Salt river.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

Fresh Veal, Prime Beef, Mutton and Pork. Prompt Delivery. Cliff ton Market.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

Large assortment of glassware be- ing sold very cheap at $. J. Forbes.
The copper era., 1905-07-27

The fourth Hancock jig is now be- ing put in place in the Arizona Cop per company's concentrating plant This jig is expected to take the place of the last of the vanners, but Super intendent Morrison is somewhat doubtful as to it's success on the fines. The jig has given perfect satisfaction so far as tried.
The copper era., 1905-07-27
MINOR MENTION

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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-27

Activity in SOCIAL and lodge circles
is beginning to be apparent. The
ball opened by birthday party at
the home of Mrs. H. =. Hull in hon
or of Miss Abba Smith. At this event
few intimate friends We're invited
to dinner and d social evening.
There is now on the tapis quite a
number OF these socia. events, all OF
which is as it should be.
D, In lodge circles the Odd Fellows
had thoroughly enjoyable evening
and IRE going to have more: the
Rebekahs are following Suit, it is
said the X. P.s are beginning to show
life and the Masons had an enthusia-
site session Thursday evening.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-27
Wraps
Clothing

coats are making good strong start Join
The Crowd and visit this department. you
will find a Regular Clothing Store and we
are pleased to show you through
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Oh YES t OH YES |

Ny record is hard to beat. ~ auc-
ton sales in Idaho and Washington,
and the best Of satisfaction last year.
expect to have as many this year
ana make this statement Ii any
one can get more out of your goods
than can | will cry their sale for no.
thing.
| have several dates spOkenfor and
can bOoF few more. Ii you want
your sale cried properly call on me.
j. L. Carlton.