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DANGERS OF FOOTBALL.
Can Only Be Properly Played BY
Gentlemen.

Football has always been n gcntlo-
kus game, because no one but n gen.
kuan can be trusted to play the game
kaorably and fairly and with due re-
Nd for the rights OF his opponents.
+ spirit OF the "slugger. In football.
/ the spirit OF the thug and the as
Ss.n. and II is just as criminal TO
II an opposing player In the back.
Jump on his body. or foul" him in
5nto,her way. for the purpose of
)rnlng the game or retaliating for
ne unlntentional injury. as 1t would
to sandbag him in an alley to get
!. watch and pure or to avenge an
+ar.
The number Of accidental injuries in
rball is not large enough to warrant
ting up game that possesses most
l1ible training features. which are
possessed by any other game. But
tumber Of injuries that arise from
lice. or passion. or brutal indiffer-
cs 10 the rights OF other players and
oartesies Of the game. Is sufficient
r1rrant the demand that the game
hl be played better. or not Mt all.
10 game can be Just as good rs
peall, unless II makes the demands
% selfcontrol, courage. strength
endurance that football makes.
Football is 4 game that should bo
ltd by gentlemen, or II should not
Phyed at all. No boy has learned
prineip!e OF football playing until
has learned self control.
Present. day football Is dangerous
slsse !, Is dirty football. The only
Of football worth playing IL clean
teali. and clean football Is not
,se'ous.-Pueblo Chieftain.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10
OLD FASHIONED FARE
= Biscuits, eriddle.cakes, Pies and
Puddinas.

| FadoIHA1s
lae iood that made the fathers
sas Is sometimes unit for the chill.
under the new conditions that
hanging civilization is constantly
.sins In. One of Mr.. Bryan's neigh.
t,es: '"'e VI Neo"Sha
vas raised in the South, where
o'scuits, grlddle-cakes, pies and
,'nss are eaten at almost every
anu by the time located In
a found myself a sufferer
Indigestion and its attendant
,suess and pains after meals,
"O.t constant headache, dull,
aeeplness by day and sleep.
.ss at night. loss Of fiesh, impair.
memory. ETC., etc.
.as rapidly becoming incapaci.
y, lot business, when a valued
,,.s suggested n change in my diet,
hSsacohment hs Of heavy. rich stun
a. use OF Grape.Nuts food. I fol.
4, W sae good advice and shall al
(whs thankful that I did SO.
uas1 uae'er may be the experience
NJ 80 The beneficial effects OF the
were apparent In my case Al.
a immediately. My stomach,
,oa,' Sa rejected other. food for %
Az SA 70 Grape.Nuts most kindly:
~ or two my headache was
=, . oesan to sleep BEAUTIFULLY and
M . ,, week was out the scales
Nv. ~ .nat my lost weight was com.
'sss' -. Ny memory was restored
~ -. renewed visor that I felt IN
,..Nm w. mind. For three year. now
iIttsa iIa'' food has kept me in prime
~ . !, and | propose Il shsil Tor
y the way. my ~ year old
Is 's.d y Iond oT Graps.Nuts a / a..
!. = insists ssl on having il. K tssps I 81;
s'As~at and hearty - they
ns,s,a Name givsn 81 puetuIn (.
g Creek. Mica. lTASss;s { 1
!. =: 4 lille sesk
2 pksf. s,]l!' q
80 4. \ g n ( y - =. Al ~ nj W .]I
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10
An Important Treaty.

oae Of the most important interna.
'aii treaties ever signed was that be.
ga Twelve European countries for
cong away OF the white slave traf.
'he treaty going into effect July
=; " was agreed that each country
Iaonsh bureaus for collection OF in
'1auon and 10 exchange informa.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10
Reed,s R.4leetlen en Manlex.

Reeds Reflection on Manisy.
Soon after the nomination Of Nc
Kinley for the presidency at the 81.
Louis convention. an old schoolmate,
when commiserating with Thomas B,
Reed upon his defeat. said: tom,
am awfully sorry you were not non'
mated. and think Joe Manley a..
serves 70 Be tarred md fsathsrsd, = q
MI. uesd. y ~ ininitanle aan.
-. roSIis6: sXo1 Wouldrtt Vn6e(
- fesshsys. ~ 4 80! I eey \ 4
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10
TEA

Every woman takes IL as great
compliment To herself to have her
daughter engaged.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10
Traffic In the Square.

Traffic In the Square.
Through the square pass innumer.
able omnibuses. rolling along at a
leIsurely gait quite at variance with
modern ideas OF rapid transit. yet
serving the transportation interests
OF the great city to large degree.
Hundreds OF cabs PASS hourly. and
thousands OF pedestrians. still the
great square never appears to be
crowded. Everyone has time to stop
for n survey of Its beauties-to watcn
the waters play In the fountains; to
feed the pigeons alighting on the
pavement; to study the inscriptions
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

Ia Concorde dates from 1875. and is
significant OF the spirit OF relief in
which the city sought to wipe out the
memory of the horrors of the revolu.
ton. But the square did not cease
with the revolution TO be place Of
unhappy memories to France. In
1914 the Prusslans and Russians were
encamped here. and In 1915 the VIC.
tor!ous English. In March. 1871. the
German army bivouacked .ere for
two days, while Bismarck tighteaed
his grip on the throat Of prostrate
France; and here. In the various later
disturbances OF the turbulent capital.
leading scene has always been
played.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

Superior quality and extra quantity
must win. This is why Defiance Starch
is taking the place Of all others.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

what do you think OF co-cducatlon
In our colicges?" II think from the
Irritation one hears OF. 1t Is coo-educa-
ton"
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

One Of the most noted. successful and
richest men of this century, in u recent
article. has said. Whatever I am and
whatever success I have attained in
this world owe all to my wife. From
the day first knew her she has been
an inspiration. and the greatest help
mate Of my life."
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10
Fine Paris Square
Place de la Concorde Rightly Called
Most Splendid in All Earth's Cities
Especial Correspondence.)

The hrst distinguishing feature of
Paris to impress itself on a majority
OF the thousands OF travellers from
every land who annually visit that
peerless city, doubtless is the Place
de Ia concorde. Not only is it the
largest square In the city, but the
hnest In the world. It's location, It's
sDaclousness. and the harmony of
the architecture in the buildings near
1t. make 1t at once grand. beautiful
and restful.
The square contain, nearly twenty
acres or space, not counting the
grounds OF avenues, gardens and ap.
rroaches about 1t. From its center
may be had an urban view unparal.
ieled In extent and beauty. On the
north the vista OF splendid CONNER.
cial street ends at the noble Greclan
portico of the church of the Mede.
laine. Side by side are seen twin
palaces housing governmental depart
ments. Eastward are the famed gar.
dens OF the TuilcrIes palace. ending.
half mile away, at the palace of the
Louvre. which survived intact when
all but fragment of the Tullerles
crumbled before the incendiary
torches of the Commune.
Past the south side OF the great
square flows the river Seine. spanned
at this point by handsome masonry
bridge. at the far end of which is
the building of the legislative assem-.
bly,. shown near the center of this
view. In the distance. to the right,
is seen the dome OF the Invalides.
under which is the tomb of Napoleon.
Westward stretches the famous ave.
nuo of the Elysian FIelds-the
Champs Elysees-the finest of its
Kind. crowned. mile and half OF.
at the summit OF slight hill, by Ma.
poleon's majestic Arch of Triumph.
Famous City Monuments.
Flanking the inner quadrangle OF
the square are monuments to the
eight great cities France possessed
before the war with Germany. They
consist OF heroic female figures. seat.
cd. resting on bases OF granite. On
holidays each monument is decorated
with wreaths and garlands. for the
glories OF the city they represent;
all except one. the monument to
Strasbourg. which is draped In
mourning wreaths for lost A,sace and
Lorraine. The French are gay and
light.hearted. but you say. on seeing
this. they have long memories for
sorrow.
Nowhere In Paris is there better
place to study the life of the streets
than In the Place de In Concorde
Here one secs "all Paris" that
strange unit which embraces every
element In Its social fabric. Through
the square pass prince and pauper.
bcggar and millionaire. street urchln
and Spokesman. grand dame and flow
or girl. each in pursuit OF such hap
pIness as may fall to them, touching
elbows here as nowhere else. without
seeing the chasm between their re.
srectlye classes.
r-,Ge Ia CanarA
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10
Important to Mothers.

The beef trust is sti:l doing its best
to make US heed Mr.. Edison's warning
against eating too much.
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10

Wholesale Manufacturers of Hnrness aAd
saddles OF eycry .i,is. Ask your dealer fos
goods II he does not Keep them will
out you In touch with one ~b~ Coca
The Ordway new era., 1905-11-10
Denver Directory

THE e. W. FAIR CORNlCE WORKS CO
Metal skyllshts. stamped steel ceilings. pip
Ing and slate. tile and metal roofs. etc.
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Hyattsville and Vicinity.
ecial Correspondence of The Star.


EVANSVILLE. Md. June I. 1905.
Mr. William Thomas Ryon, one of the
county's Oldest residents, died recently at
Glendale aged seventy years. Deceased is
survived by six daughters and two sons.
Funeral services were held yesterday at
St. Georges Chapel. Rev. J. W. D. Thomas
of Georgetown officiating Interment was
made in the cemetery adjoining the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Mason cele-
brated the tenth anniversary Of their mar
riage at their home, Rupee. Monday even-
ing. genuine cd Maryland supper was
served, and a musical and literary program
was given.
In default of payment OF a fine of $40, i'm
posed upon Hattie Dorsey. colored, she was
sent to jail yesterday. When the train
reached Marlboro. Mayor Charles a. Wells.
who was in Marlboro to attend a meeting
he is president. paid the woman's fine. and
she returned to her home In Biadensburg.
The road committee OF common council,
w. w. Maloney chairman, met last evening
and decided to ask for bids for the repair
of Maryland avenue within the corporate
limits. This is the main thoroughfare. and
the one upon which most OF the road re-
bate money will be spen, this summer.
Mr.. Clayton Darnall has returned from
Washington hospital, where he success
fully passed the ordeal of a painful opera
ton. He is now rapidly regaining strength
Work on the new building being erected
by Parsons & Burgess for the First Ma
tional Bank Of Hyattsville is nearing COM
pistion. and it is expected that the officials
viii take possession of their new homo
about the 18th instant
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RUSSIAN SHIPS AT MANILA.
The Twenty-Four-Hour Limit 70 Be
Strictly Enforced.

The Secretary of War is in receipt of a
cablegram from Gov. Wright announcing
that Secretary Taft's instructions of Mon
day have been formally transmitted to the
Russian admiral. and at the same time in
Qury was made whether he would be re-
qured to put to sea within twenty-four
hours after taking coal and provisions suffi-
Client to take the ships to the nearest port; ;
that up to this time only enough coal and
sufficient food SUPPLIES for use in the ha rbor
to last from day to day had been given.
they arrived in Manila with practically
no coal or provisions. Gov. Wright SUBJ
mitted the question as to whether they were
entitled to take on coal and provisions to
carry them to the nearest port.
Gov. Wright was advised that the Presf-
dent directed that the twenty-f our-hour
limit must be strictly enforced: that neces-
sary supplies and coal must be taken on
within that time, these instructions being
consistent with those OF June D, stating that
as the Russian adm'ral's ships were suffer-
ing from damages due to battle the Ameri-
can policy was TO restrict all operations of
beiligerents at neutral ports. In other
words. that time should not be given for re-
pair of damages suffered in battle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-07
Washingtonian Honored.

Election of members OF the Yale class OF
1906 to the Elihu Club was announced yes
terday at New Haven. Conn. The Elihu
Club was started several years ago
senior society, with the patronage and as
sistauce of members of the Yale faculty and
Yale alumni. Those chosen include Richard
A. Cooke. Honolulu: Horace f. Ferry. Lake
Forest H.; Melville 3. Gurley. Washington.
Q. c.: Donald Mcbride. Cleveland. Ohio.
Angus Washburn Morris. Minneapolis; NAH
on d. Thatcher. Pueblo. Colo. and James
Z Wallis Dubuque, Iowa.
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FARMS.

FOR RENT-FARM ABOUT l20 ACRES, On
steam and electric roads; partly under cultva-
ton; beautiful location; good nine-room dwellNa
and all outbuildings; fine fruit; Only 500 Fer
month. c. n. FORREST, 6l2 ST. NV. teeSt
FOR SALE-27S ACRES. MILES FROM WASH.
ington: Gne soil; ideal place for dairy truck
farm gentiemaD's country residence new,
handsome. weil-built 15-room dwelling. with hot
and cold water each hocr; excellent well of
water windmill and all necessary outbuildings; O
acres IN orchard store. church, school and black
smith shop within y mile. We authorized to
sell this property at the low figure of $50 per
WE HAVE FARM AND. SUBURBAN PROPER
FOR SALE
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO. Inc.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance.
141l q q. NV. 5e80
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Raised the Quarantine.

Minister Swenson at Copenhagen has no.
tiled the State Department that the gov-
ernment OF the Danish West Indies haa
raised the quarantine against vessels ar.
irving from the Island Of Grenada and the
Grenadines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-07
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR. d. c., WASH
ington d. c.. June 5. 1905.-Notice is hereby
given that the thirteth day of June. 1905,
will expire all licenses granted by the assessor
Of the District OF Columbia to the proprietors Of
automobiles. autoveh.cles, eectrovebicles, hacks,
cabs and vehicles of all kinds used for the
portaton OF passengers, for hire; also priva te
banks and bankers mot Incorporated, brokers.
note brokers and the Washington Stock Exchange
Said licenses must lie promptly renewed by all
persons desiring TO continue business after the
date. II. II. DARNEIIi>E. Assessor. ID. C.
ief6t eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-07
PIANOS STORED.

PIANOS STORED. 81 MONTHLY SAME CARE
given as With Our own instruments. Careful
handling by our own experienced draymen. y. q.
SMITH PLANO CO.. 1925 Pa. are. my13-1
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u ~ Il - II
2l0s &c. .3h, st yrS3. 900
1926 Princeton. lar,
2b. year. 1. 500. 03
1913 Mass av. Tor. 2t.
year ....-..-l. Wm 40
1922 14th. Tor, b.. .l2o. 90
1881 Vt NV. l2r. 2b. 100. 90
gi5 1, | NV. I6r. 2hloU oU
1913 18th NV. 20r. 2bl0O. 90
1884 Conn ay.l2r. b. 100 W
1872 =. ii av NV. E. So. W
1928 18th NV. lir. b.T5.0o
1924 n II nv NV. ...T5. %
1918 y II NV. l2r, 3b. "a 90
200 III NV. l2r. h. ..15.D0
2515 10Th NV. 10r. 2b. co. 90
1873 =. Or. b. .. 50 20
25l1 l4th NV. 12r. b.60. 20
2023 kal av. .2r. 2b6o ~
SO 18th NV. Tor. b. so. 90
I742 . NV. Tor. b. $500
500 oath ST, Sr. b&s 81. 10
14Il y, 12r. b....-.55- 90
lG4l X NV. llr. b. $500
1919 Il NV. 12r. b. 80. so
1863 2lst. Or. b. 80. 80
2sI5-2l-23-25 18th NV.
Tor. b............5 so. so
I09 L NV, Tor, b. so. 90
1l12 l. NV. Or. b. 90. 90
35lS 18th NV. l0r. II. 10 UUI
POOP q NV. 11r. h.. 5000
1896 Col I'd. Tor. b. As. 80
1925 Col road. Tor. bi5 so
c0lS G. NV. Tor. b.. As. 30
1434 Howard. Tor. b45.50
1919 Cal nv. Tor. b. ~. 80
1925 Harvard, Tor. b. 40. 80
liUJ hopkins. 81. n-.4iIJI
GIG ) NV. l1r. b. $3.50
1898 krnesIw Tor. b. ~ so
1905 nth NV, Tor. b. 40. so
34l5 Brown NV, Tor. b4J. so
2323 lSt. Or. b. ....42. so
1926 18th. Tor. b. 40. 60
230S list NV. Or, b. 1880
22l9 LIST NV. Or. b. 40. 80
1901 9th NV. Tor. b.40.50I
IGUl Sth NV. Sr. b. ~. 81
246s Ontario. Tor. b.f0.50I
l1le IJth NV. 81. d. -ID.JJI
6f2 c ne. Tor. Oh 40 ~
l7l0 9th NV. Or. b. 80 so
500 b Sc. 7r. b. $3.50
1852 Euclid, Or, b. .35.50l
80 L NV. Sr, b.. 80. 10 |
1903 I'd NV. Cir, b. 80. 30 !
39l Fla av. 7r. b. 30 80
] ieO Oak NV. Or. b. .23. so
22li q NV. sr, b.. %. 80
dl9 10th ne. sto, Sr. b. %. OOl
40 Harvard NV Or, boz. 30
15i Cal 81 ne. CT. Ia rs. 3D'
] No court. ar. 500. $50
APARTMENTS.
The kenslngton, CIR. b
tfulnishedl ......lU0. 90
The Baltimore"
$3.50 to $50. 90
1864 Princeton. Or. b. 80. 90
The Sheridan. ), b
$1,000 and $1,000
The Harvard, Or. b. 40. 30
The Harvard. Or, b. $3.50
1OO6 Mass NV. 5r. b.
furnished ....... 500
The Sheridan, Ar, b
S32.5 so and S35. 90
Willard st, Or. b. 80. so
1913 f cap. 5r, b. 80. 90
232l 18th. 5r. b. 30 90
1907 Oregon, Sr. b.3O.OU
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MACHINERY, TOOLS, ETC.

MACHINERY TOOLS. ETC.
J. +. HURLEY.
1910 Ohio ave-. Phone 49,
Machinist, blacksmith and Boiler Maker
SPECIAL SALE.
Three S0-H.P stationary tubular boilers
Uue 35-H.P. side-craEk engine.
One l0-H.P. Lidsrrwosd singie-eylinder. sing. O.
friction drum hoistlng cnglae and boiler compie.e
Large .ssortmsnt CT small engines. boilers and
pumps mys-30tl3
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MEDICAL.

DIR. FISK ELGNN,
Expert treatment of private diseases chronic and
acute both sexes. All consultations confi,isn-
tial. Medicine furnished Prices moderate
Hours, to !, 3 to o. TO .. 1888 Ia. ave.
Phone NJ. 1919 mv2,Ots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-07
FURNISHED.
UNPUBLISHED.
FOR RENr-MOoRE & HILL UNC.). III 14TH ST
NFyS

WISHED.
'i1O1 Erie. 6r. b. 90. 90
'2034 n Cap. 5r. b. .2S.50
170I Erie. Or. b. 2s ~
25!1-15 Cent av.5&6r.b.
27.50
Willard st. Or. b. .27.5
1858 Princeton. Or. b. q. so
20G ID NV. ir. b. .3T. 80
Bop .. Or. b. 1850
S0IS q NV. Or. b. 1850
3040 o NV. Or, b. .26.J0
.1T15 Erie. Or. b. E. $3.50
302l Dumb. % f. Or. b26. 30
1923 Dumb av. Or, b. % so
200 n NV. fur. %. 81
POPS n Cap. 2d f. 6r626 30
5i9-51 G ne, Or, b.. &c. 90
304o o NV. sr. b. %. 30
Ills Erie. 5r. b. ..25.h0
303s o NV, or. b. 1850
2pS ID NV. 4r. l.. ~. so
1929 Dumb. If. 5r. b.23. 30
s02s n Cap.1fi. 5r. b25 30
80 2d Sc, Or, b. =. $500
649-51 G ne. 5r. b. $500
1907 f. ne. Or. b. ..25. 90
1859 10th ne. Or. b.25.O0
i37 10th ne, If. 5r, b. %. 90
1921 Oregon ar. 2r. ~ 10
1854 Willard. If. 5r. b25 90
1854 Willard. 81. Or. b25 90
3603-5-79 18th NV,
Or. b. ............2 4.50
10 Thomas. 5r. b. .2i.1
3603-5-T9 18th NV,
1918 Mass av Sc. Or. b23. 30
y Seaton NV. 2h. Or. b23.50
500 9TH lie. 81. Or b.. %. 80
5l3 9Th ne, If. or. %. 30
5lT 18th ne. Or, b. .2H.5O
sos + ne. I'd. 5r. b.. .22.50
berkshire No 90, 2r. b22 so
361S-20-22 Eslin av.
5r. b. ............ %. 80
453 Tenn av.2r.i,.s fo:2,, ~
5il 9th ne, 5r. b. 90 so
SEQ 9TH ne I'd fl. 5r.b.22 so
l7l5 4tb NV. 2ii. Or. 80
Res Fla av nw .2f. .. b2I. 81
502Ia NJ ne. If. 5r.b.is. 80
1881 Tenn ne, 2f. 4. b16.5 80
1883 i ne. Or. b. 10
1855 + lie. ar. b...-16.5O
1896 f ne. 5r. b. 1850
1884 18th ne, ar, h..l5.5O
Ash. Tenn ne .4r.b..I4.3D
l416R Duncan. Ar. bl3.30
lil6 Duncan. Ir. u. l.; ~
6i9 18th ne, IF, 4r,b12.5O
sli 2d So. 5r. HIS 81
s12 ID Sc, If. 3r. b.. $50
STORES.
1916 Fla NV NV twnre-
housei -...I 2J 90
2l0-12 AZ sw, store,
Sr. b. ........... 100. 90
500 2ith nw.sto. Sr. b5J. 90
HOO y Sc. ..-..... 40. 90
lfly X NV. Store. AZ 90
$50 9th NV, store .25. 80
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ELECTRIC FANS.

ELECTRIC FANS FOR RENT Fon THE SEA.
SOM. all kinds Of fans for sale: prices to suit :
CONSTRUCTION CO.. 7l3 18th u. nv.
my23-50t,l
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FOR SA1.E-$4 10
4 9th st. near r; s-room dwelling and stable;
I 2Ox95. STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 4
( 3o5-8t 6OA-606 sos y Ut. Nv /
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$50 50. 1865 U NV, 81
$50. 80. 2226 Decatur pl. 5r
$50. 80. $40 g NV. 7r
$50 40. GAS a Sc. 7r
5000. :. .423 9th NV, 7r
$50. :. .5ol - nv. offices
$50. 1924 Decatur pl. 5r
SGT. so. 1929 9th NV, Sr
500. 20. 11U4 7th ne. Sr
So. 80. SIT Quincy NV. II
S2J.35. 1914 9th NV. 7r
$25. -. $40 G ne. fiat. 81
f25. ISL C ne. fat
S25. .l43t l. NV, rear
stable, 4 stulls
$25. 1900 Fla av ne, 6r
S224 90. 1890 Doth NV. 81
so. J0.762 Harvard nw.5.
s20. Clio + NV. Office
$50. The Cumberland. 81
$40. so. POI X Ne. II
Els. $40 Pa nv Sc, store
SIS. .G1J + NV. Offices
SIS. GO C NV. rear. shop
fI5.. -. .50t d INV. of'ies
S12. so. $40 + NV. Or
$40. ....329 7,h Sc. store
10. list * * sw. coal I'd
$40. 49,. Go = NV. office
10. r NV, rear. stable
Sc. so. HOOP n J av Sc, 4r
)perIy for rent send for
bulletin.
AND HENSEY CO.,
is f,
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FOR RENT-Bi H. ] VI
1900 Fla av pc. Or. b$25. 90
lst and Sd Il fiat. 1t54
Willard NV. Or. b.2.So'
ie3-tS
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ILLS. 6OJ 9Th y. w.
1912 Champ'n ave. b1S.5 81
G32 18th ne. Or, b.. .17.5(
Phone Main 1881 NJ.
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FOR SALES. 500.
Bargain In the fashionable northwest. A nearly
new 3-story. bay-window brick near 10th and
ST.; rooms deep first floor IF
STONE FAIRFAX,
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CleVeld Park, 11r. bloc. 90
Adjoining soldiers Home.
large house. stable and
outhldgs. 40 acres. beau
tifully situated.
II Seaton NV. Or. b. AS. 90
1885 Corcoran. Tor. b 30 co
1913 Princeton. Tor. b35. 80
UNFINISHED.
1880 18th. 12r. 2h. 100 40
1853 q NV. Or. b.. IA. 90
1916 18th. iOr. b. 80. 20
1Ii9 18th. Tor. b. AS. 20
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IUL CO.. 7TH & L NV.
1924 ist NV. Cir. b. %. 80
l25 Cal st ne. Or. b..14.50
s3J1 Sherma AVS. WIZ ~
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Stable r 1f1S eth NV 500
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THE Marlborough. 81
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$50. Go. SOC 18th NV, l3r
$50. .Sl7 o NV. 10r
$50. 1903 De Sales NV Or
S4S. %. -. 1923 X NV. IL.
S45.1a. 1917 X NV. la
S45.6 .2209 Wash cir. Or
S45.60 zoos Sth NV. sr
$3.50. .30l2 18th NV. 13r
SIS. The bennington. 5:
s35. :. The Victoria. =.
$40. G5. .1747 L NV, sr
$50. 80. .14IT I'D nv. -:
$40. -. 1928 14th NV. 4.
$50. The Phoenix. 5:
$40. .202 F. NV. s.:
$37. so. The Phoenix. 81.
S3I 80. 432 9th NV. hall
S37. 80. The Cumberland it
$40. 49, -932 la NV, ST
S35. 70. 1919 11tn ms. :.
S5. so. .I4lS 9th NV, Or
S3j.J0. :. 1920 " NV, Sr
S35. The Milton. Or
S35. 432 9th NV. 5rpsr i
$50 The Marlborough. Or
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FOR RENT-BY s. r. 81
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1919 l4th NV. store. 1000
2?l9 1st NV. Or. b. 1000
Il3 Eth NV. store. $500
81 Baltimore. 8. h. fur32 80
421 II NV. Tor. b. 3D. 81
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