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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-25
YALECOMMEN BEGUN
OLD GRADS BLOCKING BACK TO
 RENEW ASSOCIATIONS.

week Will be an Active One-Exercises
 Began With Baccalaureats Sermon
 Yesterday-CIass Day Exercises at
 Sheff, and Academic To-day--Glee
 Club Concert TO-night-The Weeks
 Programme in Full--ArrivaIs Thus
 Far.
 Commencement is here once more, and with 1t have come crowds of the told boys' to renew old associations and get new inspiration. The advance guard of guests began to arrive Satur- day, and by tonight the town will be alive with them.
 Predictions are that the Kilties who last year attracted so much attention will be outdone this year in fanciful rig by convicts, Buster Browns and other notable characters who are book ed to arrive here between now and the time for the ball game tomorrow, These various characters will play no inconspicuous part in the amusement programme
 AFTER THIRTY YEARS
 Among the many festival events of the week will be the respective reunions of the class of 1876, academic, and of 1876, Shelf.
 About fifty graduated from Shelf in '76, of whom about forty are living, and fully twenty-eight are expected at the reunion. Shelf. '76 will have it's class supper at Heublein's. Dr. Mailhouse, of this city, is class secretary and ex- poets that among those to attend will be James L. Houghteling, of Chicago; Professor John Hays Hammond, of Yale; Major Robert J. Gibson, of the United States army medical depart ment, a New Havener, who is now sta- tioned at Newport, R. l., following sev- eral years service in the Philippines; Alfred E. Walker, of Chicago, former New Havener; pr. Luby of this city, and Ira May Miller, of Boston, civil engineer.
 The class of '76, academic, which will have it's class supper at the University club, will unite with SheH' 10 anu pro- .ceed to Yale field to the ball game to- morrow, and will have with them the Ansonia brass band; and, headed by the band, the two classes, which both to- gether will number about one hundred, will march around the field before the game. After the game the two classes will march around to the residences Of some of their professors and salute their old instructors.
 EDWIN c. ROOTS NOVEL OF TO-
 DAY.
 Edwin c. Root is here to attend the sexennial reunion of his class. MT Root, who is a Connecticut man, has distinguished himself as the author of Huntington, Jr.," the new novel which is published by the Frederick A. Stokes 7 company, New York, in very handsome style. It is a tale which has for its
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-25
ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS.

New Haven house-Logi Toba, New York; Fulton Alting, A N. James, New
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NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL COURIER JUNE

York; Robert F. Tilney, New York; Miss Helen M. Bartlett, E. Randolph Bartlett, Maiden, Mass; MT. and Mrs. H. p. Colton, New York; Miss Aldrich, Miss Elsie Aldrich, Providence; E. T. Cooke, New York; Mrs. Frank L. Shell don, New York; O. F. Griffin, New York.
 Tontine-Harris Knapps, Binghamton, N. Y; $. H. Bunnell, Watertown, N. Y.; E. s. Otis, New York; c. H. Wankish, Johlin. Mo-; Harry Dunlap, New York; c. W .Bogert, New York.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-25
CELEBRATION AND SOCIAL II
WOODBRIDGE


 In spite of the unpleasantness of the weather Thursday evening, friends of MT. and Mrs. Jacob Beisiegel, number ing one hundred and twenty-five, visi- ted them at their home on Prospect Hill, the occasion being not an old fashioned house warming, but a barn warming, given by friends of Wood bridge and neighboring towns to cele- brate the erection of a new barn. Mu- sic was furnished by Wittstein's orches- tra. Dancing was indulged in until the small hours, when all left for their homes. All report an enjoyable even- ing. Refreshments were bountifully provided by the ladies.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-25
RECEPTION TO DIR. KEEN

Dr. W. w. Keen, of Philadelphia, who delivers the address on medicine at 5 o'clock this afternoon at College street hall, will be given a reception by the alumni association of the medical school at the medical school at S:90 this even ing. The local physicians are invited to attend.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-25
CLASS OF 1856. Headquarters of class of 1856 will be at 175 Lawrence hall.
GLASS OF 1SN1.

NLASS OT loJl,
 Over 100 members have been heard from, which is more than that of the last reunion. Headquarters will be at 156 Elm street, The following is the programmes:
 Monday-Dinner at Momauguin in the evening
 Tuesday-Business meeting at 12 noon in room D, Osborn hall; class picture on steps of Osborn hall at p. m.; class supper at the Hotel Oneco in the even- ing
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-25

Fort Wayne, Ind; George B. Morris, Concord, N. H..
 Davenport-Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Greene, Oakland, Ca; MT. and Mrs. K. R. Randell, Providence, R. l.; Charles G. Murphy, East Orange, N. J.; H. R. Maynard, Elmira, N. Y.; E. L. Me- Arthur, Elmira, N. r.; W. McCulloh Brown, Oakland, Md; MT. and Mrs. William H. Bennett, Minneapolis Minn,; Charles s, Biken, Tacoma, Wash; J. w. DaRuth, Yysilapti, Mich; Mr. and Mrs D. H. Smith, Fosteria, O.; W. H. H. Wooster, Seymour, Conn; c. B. Horton, Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Warner, New York; W. F. Campbell, Holyoke, Mass.
 Class of 1896, club room, 10S1 Chapel street; dormitory, The Hutchinson, Col lega street.
 Class of 1881, dormltory, 24S-25O York street. Class of 1891, dormitory, Tontine ho- tel.
 Class of 100 S.. dormitory, Tontine ho- tel.
 Class of 1903 S., dormitory, Tontine hotel
 YALE GLEE CLUB CONCERT. Folloding is the programme for the Yale Musical clubs concert at Woolsey hall this evening at S:15; PART I. Down the Field..... Friedman, '06
 Banjo Clubs Brave Mother Yale. ..... Merrill Shepard
 Glee Club. Going-a-Dreaning ....,...., ,Niedelinger
 Mr. Arms, 'O6. and Glee Club. Peter Piper .....................,. .Kulme Glee Club, Tutti-Frutti .......................
 Glee and Banjo Clubs. PART II. Dream of Violets.. s....................Ha Hall
 Mandolin Club. Stars of a Summer Night. Goodale
 Glee Club Octette, Sorella .........,.............. Collini
 Mandolin Club. (a) A Knot of Blue. Shepard (b) Dance of the Elves, s,....... .Goodale MT. Mills, 'O6, and Glee Club. Negro Melodies, s,..................... University Quartette-Mr. Bull, MT, An- drews, MT, Dustin and MT. McGee. PART III. The Whistler and His Dog. Pryor Banjo Club. College Medley ........, Carmen Yalensis
 Glee Club, VdrldllonS. nS......''''.'.'' Mdson, V4 Mir. Butler and Glee Club. Bright College Years. Durand S1 l Glee Club.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-25

If the Baby is Cutting Teeth, be sure and use that old and we'll tried remedy. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, aliays all pain. cures wind collie and is the best remedy for dtarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-25
BRAINtARD- ARCHER.

MT. and Mrs. Edmund Zalcher an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Miss Natalie Barbara zacher, to Normand D. Brainard.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-25
FRCKRR IS FINED-

Milford, June 2S.-The case of Ernest Fecker of Meadows End, charged with selling liquor on Sunday, came up ir the town court Saturday morning, Fecker was fined $50 and costs, and eight frequenters of the place who were also arrested forfeited bonds of s2s each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-25

Hot weather makes us think of cooler footwear, and in footwear the little get the best of their elders, as they Barefoot Sandals most all occasions and they certainly are as near first prin oiples anything in footwear can be- The next thing is white canvas, which is light in weight, cool and inexpensive. MEMS $2 $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-09

71G1 hat we offer you this list below of commanding mpor
WV every considering buying improved property
Washington The various sections of the city we'll repre-
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Do You Want This Bargain?
Detached House.

S., Tj0-A DETACHED, 3-STORY
brick, front porch, SIDE LIGHT,
SIDE WINDOWS. This house was
built by one of the most reliable,
conscientious builders In the city, a
man whose name is a guarantee OF
perfect construction. There are four
rooms on each one of the floors;
hardwood trimmed; splendid, dry
cellar; Sexton range; large closets;
attractive decorations and chande-
llers; electric and gas light. We
doubt If this house could be built for
So, 800, TO say nothing of the lot,
which is a well-proportioned one. A
few steps from the cars One of the
most convenient sections OF the
Heights. Any one looking for a low
priced house, with plenty of room,
would do well to inspect this one.
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Strictly "Up-to-Date. "

S5,6J0-One of the most modern and
most complete houses ever offered In
Washington for the price; many per-
sons have paid 81, 800 and SO. 600 for a
house not so desirable. Handsome
front. 3 stories, parlor, library. din
ing loom and kitchen on the first
floor; large tiled bath; many closets;
house is finished Throughout in hard
wood beautiful decorations; hot
water heat; lot 1Sx100; select neigh
borhood. surrounded by attractive
improvements.
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Only $500.

You have been looking for modern
brick house with a large lot for low
price, and probably have not found
one. On account of the owner leav-
ing Washington, we offer for sale q
three-story brick dwelling, well ar
ranged. all large rooms, furnace heat,
modern plumbing, lot Is feet wide,
$50 deep, to a 20-foot paved alley,
for $1,000. between 18th and 18th
streets; beautiful location; from the
windows of this house you have a
view over the city. Just the house
for any one wishing to have a stable
or plenty of ground for children to
play and to raise flowers. A splendid
opportunity to purchase a commo-
dious property at a low price.
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A Splendid Home.

Delightful situation. fronting south
on beautiful grounds.
20lO KALORAMA AVE.
Not one of "A long row. but one of
two handsome Houses, erected be-
fore increased cost Of materials.
SPLENDID ARRANGEMENT.
Parlor. Reception Hall, Dining
Room, Pantry and Kitchen on first
floor.
s Bedrooms; TWO MAGNIFI-
CENT BATHS; Laundry, Storage
Rooms. Furnace Room in basement;
Servants stairway; Rear Porches.
HOT WATER HEAT; beautiful
Mantels.
Now occupied by an army officer.
On account of change of residence,
will sell $1,000 less than cost.
Inspect by permit. You will say II
Is the best House in the city for the
price.
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Personal to River Men.

Capt. Addie Posey is In command of the
tug Bartholdi. In service on the river from
this city to club ark anchored In the
river below Alexander.
Mr.. Ezekiel Launce has resigned as fire.
man aboard the tug Rosalie to accept a
similar berth aboard the tug Carter. In SER
vice on the river.
Capt. Steve Self has gone to Solomon's
Island, Nd. to bring the tug J. T. Select
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A Fine Home.

A SPLENDID HOME FOR $500.
Situated west of 10th ST., racing
south: 81 substantial front; parlor,
reception hall, dining room, pantry
and kitchen on the first floor; y light
and cheerful bedrooms; large closets;
an unusually large bath ROOM This
house is heated by an economical hot
water heating plant: the lot Is 10 feet
wide and 100 feet deep. The neigh
bornood is select, refined and very
convenient. 1t Is considered to be
one of the best houses of its size In
the city, and cannot be duplicated.
II you wish to secure something par
ticularly nice we would be pleased to
show you this house. See us at once
Do You Want This Bargain?
II you do not, there are plenty OF
others who do Apply early and Sc
cure it. We offer house for $500
that is beyond any question of value
of any other house. Superior to
many $1,000 houses; well arranged
and well constructed; the location is
very desirable; the section is built
up with houses costing from S25.-
600 to 100000; on lettered
street west of 18th St; 3 stories, par
Tor, reception hall, dining room, pam
try ard kitchen on the first floor; 9
bedrooms; hot water heat; good size
lot. Offered to settle an estate. A
first-class opportunity for q specu-
lation.
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Sentenced to Receive Spanking and
Candy.

When the name OF Isadore Miller was
called In the Juvenile branch Of Police
Court yesterday the prisoner wasAso small
he could not be seen by the Judge. his head
did not come to the top Of the dock rail-
Isadore Is said to be 1--WE years old. He
was charged with destroying private prop
erty. Take him home and spank him.
was the sentence OF the court, then talk
nice to him and tell him he mustn't DO
1t again, and then give him stick OF
candy"
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Very Cheap at $500.
A Bargain on 18th Street.
A Great Sacrifice.

$3.50 each. The owner of three
substantial 12-room brick dwellings
must realize at once; will sell at
price 5000 less than the adjoining
houses sold for. A trust of 81 800 on
each. at A per cent Lots 22x1OO, on
a lettered street between 18th and
18th. south of r street. A chance for
investment or speculation.
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Hot-water Heat.

Only $4,J00.-Sth st. ne; a we'll
built. nearly new house; stories;
cellar. This is a beautiful Home.
See it! 1t will please you.
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A Sacrifice.

OUT-OF-TOwN OWNERS. MUST
SELL.
A 3-story, 10-room dwelling. near
Scott Circle" for $3.50. Adjoining
house, just like it. sold for $3.50.
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Block of Houses.

$1,000; n block Of Houses on Wash
ington Heights. now owned by
lumber dealer, who took them in ex-
change for material. Reduced to
$1,000 each; 10 Rooms. Hot-Water
Heat: 2 StairWays
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SDlendid Speculation.

O5OO, cost $4,000; one trust of
ts,OoO at Az per cent; a beautiful
Corner of Stone and Brick; west of
10th, south OF T; a splendid chance
for speculation.
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Beautiful Location.

$500; outlook on Townsend, Pat
ten and Anderson Mansions; r.
Room Modern Dwelling. baths,
hot water heat. House alone would
cost more to build
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At a Special Price.

s5,20o-Renting for $40, stone
and brick dwelling west of I4th; 20
feet wide, rooms; formerly held at
$500.
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Reduced to $4,000.

s st. near 14th, a full 3-story O.
room brick dwelling; lot 2ox10o; good
condition; a convenient location.
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Reduced Price.

$4,000, reduced from $4,000, Stone
Dwelling and Brick Stable: Stable
cost $500, has elevator; property
carries 5000 trust: splendid loca-
ton; one of the most attractive
squares; near Dupont Circle.
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Columbia Heights Bargain.

Between 18th and 14th, facing south.
VERY HANDSOME.
8 stories. rooms deep, TWO CD
BATHS. 2 stalrways, rear porches;
HOT-WATER HEAT; lot 20x116.
OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER
will sell at a sacrifce-LESS than
5000.
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Massachusetts, Avenue.

$1,000 low price for nice
home on this beautiful ave-; wide
parking, good condition. A pleasant,
comfortable home; bright. open,
sunny.
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A Good Proposition.

$3.50. renting for $50; will be sold
before the week is out. West of
14th, side alleys, side windows,
southern exposure, Just the thing
for a permanent investment.
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A Very Cheap Property

$6.500 will buy a 12-room dwelling;
2 baths; hot-water heat; lot 20x105;
west Of 18th ST.; f1rst-class condi-
ton. A good investment. The I'M
provements would cost more. The
lot Is valuable one.
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A Chean Corner

Only $4,000: 3 stories; southern and
eastern exposure; between Pa. ave.
and A ST.; 0 rooms; modern plumb
ing; porcelain tub; splendid repair.
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Corner of AlIev.

Side windows; rooms deep on
floors; only $3.50: near 9th and B
ne. A WELL-BUILT HOUSE; fur
mace heat; MUST BE SOLD.
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A Cheap Corner.

s., S50.-Near 7th and Md. ave; 8
rooms and bath: 2 bay windows.
House In f1rst-class condition.
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Very Choice.

S4,500-West Of 18th street, on q
wide through street, fronting on an
expensive property. A well-planned
house; rooms deep on each floor;
front and rear stairway: dry cellar;
furnace heat; double porches on the
rear of the house This house was
formerly held at $4,000
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Only $3,7so.

Near 4th and B ne: all large
rooms; lot 20x110; alley; JUST THE
SECTION FOR A GOOD HOME.
High, healthy, convenient.
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At a Reduction.

S5,50o-Renting Tor $40. Reduced
from $500; one trust OF $500 loaned
by a conservative co.; 10 rooms. cell
lar. furnace; lot 20xl0o; on a lettered
st. west of 14th.
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Very Tempting.

A well-built, 2-story, bay-window
brick; a good, substantial house;
built by owner for his home; cost
81 zoo An offer of 1890 would be
considered. STEAM HEAT; lot 19x
100; west OF 14th st.
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See Us at Once.

If you want the bargain.
A Big House for Little Money.
All for $3.50.
stories, 10 rooms and bath; 20, feet
wide. on The Heights. west ofS14th
st. You could not build the house
for $3.50. Splendid location.
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Large Lot,

s-room brick dwelling; lot 40x9O;
p st. NV; on account of Ill health
owner must SELL
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SA.25o-Renting for S48.

Small houses near Capito:. Steady
renters.
s. 250-Renting for S35. New; west
of 9th st.; 2-story cellar; tiled bath;
steam heat.
SO, 100 will buy brick houses, rent
ing for $45, on lettered street, west
of 10th. White tenants.
s4,0OO-Renting for $50, on an ave-
nue. NV. Cost $500.
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Cheap at $4,000.

S-room brick dwelling and brick
stable near High School; lot 22x135-
A good home for q business man;
the lot is q valuable one.
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Out of Town Owner

must sell; will accept as little as
$3.50; full 8-story Groom brick;
handsome front; a modern house
near 9th and A SITS. A GOOD HOME.
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Groom House

S3.500.-Near It'll and D; rooms on
each floor; good condition, wide
parking. House would cost more to
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A Block of Houses.

81, $50 each-A block of nearly new
2-story, Groom bricks near Capitol:
well constructed; rent pays good in
terest.
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Substantial Residence.

S6,J00-Renting for S57. west of
10Th, a good. substantial. modern
building of II rooms. Let US show
you this one; II is hard to beat.
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Good Investment.

$3,2O-Renting for s22.5o, west of
7th ST, 2 stories, cellar; tiled bath;
furnace heat.
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Nearly New House.

81, 2o0-Renting for $50. a nearly
new house west of 18th; cost SO, 500;
10 rooms, baths. steam heat.
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Secure One of These Bargains.

5000 each. reduced from S. 500.
Nearly new 3-story 10-room brick
dwellings: four rooms deep on first
floor: furnace heat: lots 1Sx100 to an
alley: on a lettered street west of
18th.
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A Bargain Offer.

81, 2J0-Renting for $40. a new build
ing; side light; well located. VIII al
ways be in demand. West of 9th
st.
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Good Value.

$5,7OO-A well-constructed 10-room
brick dwelling, west of 9th; 3 stories.
rooms deep; 21x10O; side windows.
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Washington.
At $7.75o.

Only house In this fashionable
northwest section with TWO (2)
BATHS under 10000.
NEAR 10Th & MASS. AVE.
Nearly new; stories, cellar, 10
rooms; parlor, reception hall. dining
room, pantry. kitchen on first floor.
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INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES.

ment; offering the best to be had in
this city.
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Near 9th and A S. E.

Lot 1S.3x136. Alley.
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A Great Value.

$3.000-Renting for S25, s-room
brick near govt. printing Office, on
q wide street.
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ented But this big list tells but Of small part the spe
ca offers make you. Call office and talk real
estate

Washington Heights Bargain.
$3.50, 3 stories. 4 rooms deep. 2 stair
ways, HOT WATER HEAT, rear
porches. beautiful decorations. Rents
for $50.
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New Rental Property.

B New Dwellings, each 1920.
Each renting for $3.50 to white ten
ants. Sexton range and latrobes.
Northwest.
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First-Class Property.

$4,000, renting for $100 a month;
Is rooms; three baths; hot-wate-
heat; west OF 14th, corner of alley;
side windows.
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Investigate This.
Special Proposition.

$4,000 each-Renting for $2S; E st.
ne, nearly new; s rooms.
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Near Library.

5,000.-Modern S-room dwelling;
stories, cellar, furnace, tiled bath.
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capitol Hill" Bargains
A Sacrifice.

"A SaCI1QCC.
Reduced to $3.50. Owner must real
ize at once.
CHOICE LOCATION
Near 9Th and A ne. Reduced from
$1,000. $3.50 refused a short time
ago.
2 stories, cellar; parlor, library,
dining room. pantry and kitchen on
LIST floor; 5 bed rooms and bath on I'd;
furnace heat; lot 24x120; alley.
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Two-Farnily Houses.

5000 each. Renting for $40
month. Two family houses, cellars
under entire building. 2 furnaces, 2
baths, near North Capitol street.
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Paving Investments.

s6.OO0-Renting for $50, two small
flats on a lettered street: select white
tenants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-09

To reach all the people
in Washington all the time
advertise in The Star.
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Brown-stone Dwelling.

Near East Capt. ST., IS. 100; reduced
from $1,000; 8 rooms. A very hand
some house.
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Offered Below Cost

$1,000 below cost; 1460 Irving
street; good 10-room Dwelling, with
Stable; lot 60x1S0.
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This is a Bargain.

One Of the best houses in Corcoran
st. between 18th and 18th. $3.50, re-
duced from $3.50 Well constructed
and well arranged: four rooms deep
on the first floor; lot IS It. deep to q
wide public alley. A trust of 5000
can remain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-09
Two Rarpai

s3,75O-Rent $50. 9th st. NV, 2
brick houses; lot 26x150.