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The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-29
BROWNS coRNER-cANAAN.

Rev. Mrs. Coreon's meeting, Sunday.
was fairly attended. She Will have an
other In four weeks, Sunday, Dec. 2nd.
She will hold services at Moores Mills
Harry and Arthur Hooper of Hartland
were In the place, Saturday night and
Sunday.
Arthur Cover, who has been working
In Dexter since last spring, returned
home, Wednesday.
Much interest Ia being taken In the
singing school at the City school house,
the Instructor, Mr.. Conant of Pltts6eld,
Is we'll qualified for vocal music
Neil Rowell and Lorenzo Starbird of
harmony was in town, Sunday.
Almon Rowe and wife passed satur-
day and Sunday with relatives In Pitts
field
Mrs. Cyrus Seavey of Plymouth was
In the place, Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Everett Damon and son. Sammie
went to Hartland, Sunday, to pass the
day with her son, John Maxwell and
wife.
Rev. Mr.. Curre and son. George of
CornVille, was at c. b. Chase's, Satur-
day.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-29
EAST MADISON.

Miss Berry, Reed has been i'll for the
past week with tonsilitis.
Mr.. Geo. Young is moving to Skowhe-
gan, this We k, where he has a position
with Geo. Simpson in his grocery store.
Mr.. Allen Dyer OF Kingsbury will move
his family to this place He will occupy
the new half OF Ernest Ames' house on
Mill street. He is employed by the Som
erset Wors,ed Mills.
Store keepers report a good bus ess,
this week, though the poor weather and
bad roads have undoubtedly prevented a
great many from coming in, who would
have otherwise doae SO.
Mrs. Geo Morrison was called to Ban
gor, Saturday, by the serious illness oil
her grandson, Frank Morrison. who is
suffering from membranous Group. He is
reported as being little better, yesterday
Chas F. Ward Co, Skowhegan are
selling heavy so cent fleece lined under.
wear for 80 cents
School closes tomorrow for two weeks.
Mrs. Roulard OF Skowhegan visited,
Sunday at the home of h.r daughter,
Mrs. Stitham.
Walter and Charlie Dean have returned
from weeks hunting trip up river They
report game rather scarce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fratk Davis will spend
Thanksgiving in CornvilIe.
Miss Mildred Miller of Bingham is WIS.,
Ting her aunt, Mrs. Harry Dinsmore, for
two weeks.
Mrs. Roy Smith of Vassalboro has been
visiting Miss Blanche Chadbourne for a
few days.
There is to be dancing party at Grange
hall this (Thursday) evening, with music
by Towne's orchestra.
We notice quite number of our towns
people are wearing new fur coats that
they have just bought of Chas. F. Ward
Co., Skowhegan.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-29

Cushing was fined 500 and 90 days in
jail. An appeal was made and bonds
we're furnished to await the action oil
the December term of court.
Hon. George Flint has received word
from san Francisco, that his brother,
Brillsford P. Flint died, November 10th
the particulars of which are not yet
learned. Mr. Flint was the son of Hon.
William R. and EIecta (Westop) Flint
and was born in Arson in 1912 He was
student at Arson Academy in his
young manhood and went to Ohio in
the early sos. For the past 80 years or
more he has been engaged in business in
California. AT the time of the earth
quake last spring his large packing
house and residence was destroyed. lie
leaves a wife, two daughters and one
son
A. N. Cole, millwright, formerly at
Bigelow and man of experience in this
line of work has been engaged by the
North Arson Lumber Company to thor
oughly remodel, or in fact rebuild the
new mill of this company. The build
ing will be- extended go feet in Icing b
and made feet higher posted. There
will be new board carriage, steam
feed and two steam trimmers. The bare
ment of the mill will be changed
throughout. This change calls foI
large sum of money and at the least.
three months me to rem Ddel. The
work will be commenced at once. Dur
ing the building over of the mill,
the construction of which is already
begun, a portable mill to the run
In connection with the old mill 80 that
the business will be carried along with
out interruption The large amount of
logs now at the mill, and several mil
lion feet that il to come down over the
somerset road during The coming win
ter, means vast amount of work and
it needs the best of facilities to get his
lumber fitted for market, and that is
what the company is determined to have
The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-29

'1BTSiNESS COLLEGE
Waterville, Maine
He Paid the Charges.

A guest who had just registered at
a hotel was approached by a boy with
q telegram. 1t had 81 charges on 1t.
what" said the guest before open
ing 1t. "a dollar charges! l won't pay
it. Anybody who cannot pay for his
message when wiring me Is certainly
a cheap one. Wait minute. I'll just
let you report this uncollected, and the
sender may pay the charges"
At that he tore the envelope open.
As he read a smile settled on his face,
and, pulling dollar from his pocket,
he handed 1t to the boy.
ITS all right" he said.
Then he threw the message on the
counter. Read itr' he said to the
clerk. The message read:
Papa's little girl sends him fifty bushels
of love and wishes he was home to kiss
her good night NELLIE.
Denver Post.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-29
sOLoN.

Mr.. Dana Lawrence of Sko Ehegan
was in town, Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Tufts who has been spending a
few day with bis wife at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Hun
newell, returned to his home in Massa-
chusetts Monday.
Mrs. Annie Greeley and son, Archie
of l.aport, al, arrived in town, We'd
nesday evening on visit to her mother,
Mrs Dudley Healy.
E. K. Barker of Norridgewock return
ed from up river with two deer.
Daniel Lombard had very i'll turn,
Sunday, but is gaining
Chas. r. Ward Co., skowhegan are
selling heavy 80 cent fleece lined under
wear for 80 cents
Mrs. Frank Thompson had a very
narrow escape the first of the week by
/ taking by mistake something for medi-
cine, which was rank poison.
Mrs Grace Clement of Madison visited
at Frank Nye's, last week, during the
time her husband was doing some mason
work in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Piper left town, Monday
morning. Mr.. Piper has been doing in
surance work for the l. o. o. +. In town
for some weeks.
| Miss Mary Wilson went to Augusta
Saturday, for a few days stay with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jones was in town,
Monday.
Mrs. Oliver Hilton spent a day or two
with Mrs. Sarah Pierce the last of the
week.
Wardwell & Emery Co. of Watervllle
were in town taking orders, Monday.
Road Commissioner Davis is putting
in sewer on North Main st.
Mrs. Sadie Mcfarland is sick with
tonsilitis.
Richmond Sargent, who has been sick
with Pneumonia the past ten days, is
gaining.
Mrs. Chas. Moore is very sick with
pneumonia.
Miss Lizzie Moore came home, Friday,
called here by the serious Illness OF her
mother.
Mrs. Cams father came to town on
Monday evening accompanied by his
grandson, who has been spending the
su IN mer with him.
We notice quite number of our towns
people are wearing new fur coats that
they have just bought of Chas f, Ward
Co., Skowhegan.
A GUAKAN TEED CURE FOR PILES
ching ing. Protruding Piles, Drug
| ID
The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-29

Frank Hubbard and family and Geo
Hubbard and family attended the Moody
reception last week; they report fine
time.
Frank Hubbard was in Pittsfield, Mon
day, on business.
Mrs. Mary futile and family visited
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Hubbard,
sunday.
Miss Kate Lewis cams home from
Skowhegan, Saturday. to visit her
mother. Mrs. Sarah Lewis; she returned,
Sunday.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-29
ThE FORKS.

The largest moose killed here for some
years was shot last week on West Moxie
by William Mckay The moose had a
fine set of anleis, having a spread of "a
inches, with Io-nch blade and IL points
large and finely shaped. Mr.. Mckay,
who is a well known guide, left home in
the morning. shot the moore about one
.'cIock, and 60, home the same night.
II there is any one Can beat that, they
must be moving lively.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-29

Mr. Eddie Whiting was married al
Skowhegan last week aud was given a
great send off by his many friends at
that place. Old shoes and rice played
an important part in the send off
Mr. Harry Harris, who has been
spending the summer at the Fernside
Dairy Farm. left a short time ago for
his home in New Brunswick, n. j.
Mt Charles Warren, who has been
COL fined to the house for some time by
sickness, is now able to be about again.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-29
DIED.

Pitshed-Nov. 40, Mrs. Maria Nichols, aged So
years.
Concord Nov. y, Cyrus Healey, aged 81 years.
Emblem Nov. 20, Mrs Andrew Fisher.
Bay St Louis Miss - Nov. az, Henry o. Weston,
NJ. D., aged a. years.
Canaan Nov. az, Mrs. Triphena (Barnes) Ames,
aged u years.
San Francisco Nov 10, Brillsford P. Flint aged 81
years.
New Portland Elias Hutchins, aged So years.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-29
BORN.

Skowhegan Nov. az, to the wife Of Roy A. Savage,
a daughter, Fannie Elizabeth.
Skowhegan r Nov as to the wife OF Arthur Gou-
ette, daughter.
Hartland- Nov to the wife of Herbert Gould,
The Forks-Nov, AZ, to the wife Of Hugh Comber, a
son.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-29
HOuSekeepers

have been vexcd when
using cream of tartar
ard soda 10 find their
work uneven. If some
times good, at others
the biscuit and cake
will be heavy or sour or
full of Jumps Of soda
that set the teeth on
edge. Flour, eggs and
butter wasted. This IS
because the cream Of
tartar is adulterated or
CduDOL DC QScu III IllC
proper proportions.
Food always sweet
and light can be as
sured only by the use
of Royal Baking Pow
der exclusively. Royal
is absolutely pure and
healthfuI and doeseven
work at every baking.
ROYAL BAKING powots CO. NEW YORK.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-29

Dottie was asked, what Is fan"
After a moments thought Dot re-
piled, "a fan is thing to brush warm
air away with"
The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-29
MAR RED

Skowhegan Nov. s6, by the Rev FIR. Lscroix, Mr.
Wallic Gouctte and Miss Domehte Trial, both Of
Skowhegan.
Piusheld Nov. a, Mr.. Grin Harris Of Dixmont
and Miss Lena V. Warren of Piitshed.
East New Portland Nov. 10, by the Rev. l.. Hut
chins, Mr. Frank Morton OF Lexington and Miss
Critic Trip OF Embden.
East New Portland Nov. "a. by the Rev. l.
Hutchins, Geo, c. Stafford Of Highland and Miss
Minetta Walton Of New Portland.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-29

Brief notices Of births, marriages and dealt
are solicited for this column and are published
toithout charge.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-29

Hire Mileage Book of r. T. Pattena.
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Bond Frauds Increase Prior Shortage.

Regarding the total liabilities and assets
OF the firm of Denison. Prior & Co.. at
Cleveland, and the chances for a distrf-
button for the creditors, member Of tho
bankers committee last night made tho
following statement, based ON the Informal
ton CLEANED from the books up to the close
OF the examination OF Saturday;
from the forged bonds known to be out
standing, viii amount to between $8o0.09e
and 1900 200. The indicated assets are be-
q loss TO the creditors OF about $500. go.
according to the outlook and the tnformo-
ton In the hands OF tho committee. ID
addition 10 this, there are bond frnu10
amounting to 100000 already known, =
that the combined doficit win b fFu<6
81, PSI. Geo to t1.S00. 00o. The private -
standinr fhat efIorts have ben 49, p
DO 70 tor the last three days by bn1k -
perts and mach1n1eta.
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FARMS.

FOR SALE
Valuable farm containing nearly TO acres
lying directly northwest OF the city. electric
car line, adjoining one of the most beautiful sub
divisions in the vicinity of the national capital
Price, $3.50 per acre. Exceedingly valuable for
an estate and the executors are very anxious
to sell.
Valuable stock farm containing 500 acres with.
in easy driving distance of the city. Has both
electric and steam railway facilities Price. $26o
per acre.
land Agricultural College. Price. SIS 600.
TERRf1II. < LITTLE,
206-07 Colorado building,
14th and q SITS.
FOR
INFORMATION
CONCERNING VALUABLE FARM LANDS IN
THE VICINITY OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
FOR BOTH AGRICULTURAL. AND SUBDIVISION
PURPOSES,
See
TERRELL, & LITTLE,
20S-07 Colorado building,
ja13-3t 14th and G SITS.
FOR SALE-so-ACRE FARM CROSSED BY LIy-
Ing stream; 10 acres woodland. acres young
bearing orchard: county road, 10 miles from
Washington, l mile from steam railroad station
j. mile from electric line: recently improved
with commodioas residence: two barns; tenants
house: brick gas engine power house with appl-
for pumping. grinding feed, saving wood:
chicken house, corn crib and all accessories Of
up-to-date country home with modern improve
ments. viii sell exchange for good city prop
erty Address Mrs. W. II. YERKES. ITO st.
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fOR NENT-BY
JOHN P. DONOHOE & SONS.
Real Estate and Insurance
30s East Capitol ST.


13S e St Sc, 10 rooms and bath .........S I5. 90
22e list st. ne, 10 and bath ....... 1000
AZ 3th ST. me-, rooms and ba SO. 90
UNFU FINISHED.
1873 st. Sc. 10 rooms. ..................$ $40 oc
1000 Md ave. ne, 10 rooms and bath. go. 80. 90
All a st. Sc, 10 rooms and bath ........ so. &C
pa list st. Sc, 10 rooms and bath ..,.... 81. SO
S13 East Capitol ST., rooms and bath. sc sc
1912 East Capitol St, rooms and bath. -. 23 sc
IA 18th St Sc, 3 rooms and bath ........ - so
IL 18th ST. Sc, rooms water and sewer. Is sc
32s 9th st. Sc. rooms, water and sewer. 1850
2S II st. ne, rooms, water and sewer. 400
1920 Sd St Sc, rooms, water and sewer. II sc
1914 u st. ne, rooms and bath. ....... 35. 90
FLATS.
The Folger. All I'd st. Sc. 6r and bath $40. 80
glS Md. ne. rooms and Ia tn ...... y Sc
Cor 18Th and d sts.t rooms and bath 10. &c
l22o Duncan st. ne, rooms and bath $50
403 e st. me-, rooms and bath ......... 1900
5lGls Nj st. ne, rooms and ba 15 so
3U3 Ia. ave. Sc, rooms and bath. ....... 10 sc
STORE.
1870 11th st. Sc, large store ..... SIS 90
STABLE.
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BARGAINS IN
BUSINESS
PROPERTIES

BUSINESS
PROPERTIES.
,o 10 ia the man who =; seekinE business H.epsr
prove OF surpassing importance. Every prepeety
Ia 1t is materially under what any whe
knows values viii tell you It IL worth.
$4,000.
Rents for $4,000 year. A splendid cornee
several OF the largest establishments. Muss
z-r se sold 81. ,9 clos, IL , an sstats
west side: very choice piece OF store prog.
erty under lease.
18th ST. BETWEEN r. AND H.
west side; properties; wide frontage.
New York ave. between 18th and 14th I1th
and 18th. 9th and 10th. Several bargains.
18th st between Ii and l. and l., l. and u.
A VERY CHOICE
very reasonable price. Out of town heirs
wishing to divide the estate. will sell for iess
Improvements na% coss oeo ~'r AZ present. LOW LOW
rental o per cent net Is realized.
Two of the best properties on F street. ous
located near the Ebbitt House. The other has
frontage Of la feet.
Opposite the palais Royal dlagonally across
from the ..BeTton House, in the heart OF the
shopping district, a fine location fcr any lima
OF business; lot 2ox100 to paved alley; price,
saaa the es prcea dssRse CUISINE s:
9TH AND SIS. NV.
100xl00 This valuable corner can be Dur.
chased at a very low price. Suitable for Q
sac. 600.
Leased at 81. $50 a year. A fne large buildins
on prominent corner, west of 9th ct. nv.
A DEsIRaBi,E BUSINESS PROPERTY
renting for $4,000 year Very desirable;
new; near 18th and New York ave
Send for complete list of business properties
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BgsTHEss PROPERTY.
ron SAIN.

FoR EALR-
DAVID MOORE
1923 N. Y. Avenue,
CORNER ON N. J. AVE. NV.
DRUG STORE and fat, renting for EIGHTY
FIVE HUNDRED.
CORNER ON WIDE AVENUE; SAIoQf
cheap at SEVEN THOUSAND; well rented.
LA. AVE. BET. NINTH AND TENTH, ONE or
NORTH SIDE AND ONE ON SOUTH side AND
ONE ON B ST. BET. NINTH AND TENTH. ~
YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THE BEST BC83-
MESS PROPOSITION IN WASHINGTON, INvES-
TlGATE THIS.
DAVID MOORE,
1928 NEW YORK AVENUE.
ja1S-ate Su
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR sAIE-oN NEAR ~ Aw.. 3 BRFcKA
ss sss ssSS. ..ss ,ss s.ass s. g Ds
se "a On Madsos E =. broom frame I; "a
for 5000 psies &. .il . sasea ' ssaasifa 3
s;Iss issss s =: Ilassia F.iI 1 ss,ss ssa =
FOR sAIR-A CORNER STORE ON O ST NE. ];
a. So se5o ases'ment Ares M aH ka Rented
ja165t so4-e-s r st NV and is4s n. r ave.
FOR SALE-REDUCED FROM q. 500 10 5000.
Gle. 0 rooms. bath: large lot. isIioo: on car
M 1,ns; ssssdily ,R Tsstsd snap 40, a.. ,,
FOR AALE-NEAR 1Sr AND Il s.E-3-sTORY,
troom brick. With modern bath. only 1900;
WMLIGE. GiBBs 4 DANIEL, eos & COS 1atn.
ts1s-st
FOR SALE = Sc. BARGAIN : FIRsT-cI.Ass
DICK residence; rooms. hath; lot 1sx1O0 to
so-foot alley; excellent condition; reduced to
WMIiGE. GIBBS & DANIEL, eos & COS 18Th.
FoR sAIR-FTNE BRICK RESIDENCE NEAR
Pa. aye. cars; rooms: 2oxla2 feet; excellent
, sA' 'D1s :" DANIEL COS g 800 18Th
FOR sALE-sPLENDID NEW JERSEY AVENUE
h fa rooms, bath; very modern; convenient
Ss wi &c sd sacs :. this week for s7oo
wHiIGE. GIBBS 4 DANIEL. soa & COS 18th.
ja13-St
FOR SALE Two-FAMIY FLAT.
Rent, $40; offer - 500.
Ja1a-st LEWIS & JONES Co., GIT q st. NV.
FOR Saloon sEAToN ST NEAR isT NV
Ideal home of rooms and bath; modern plumb
'r pAs sos 'ss's sos At 'ss s'
FOR sALE-NOW rs THE TIME TO BUY OUT
lying real estate, as the spring months will wit
ness big rush FOR suburban property. The best
inyestment rI IN the , District Is CoNNPcTtouT
yund the Connecticut Avenue bridge tnow near
: Ing completion: LOO feet frontage on Conn.
sy s at g ne sn' s e. Mth 81
mcnthly. Building granite free of cost for all
residences built this year.
n. ROBINSON 1aI & CO. tInc.,. e1s 14th st. NV;
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL VILLA PLOT
consisting Of 21a acres 600 900 SO. IT,, overlook
Ing 10th st. and within two squares Of the city.
The property Is covered with natural forest shade
nne view Of the surrounding neighborhood. <
spring branch runs around the foot of the prop.
erty to a natural basin. which at small ex-
Just engaged a landscape engineer to lay the
property OH in NEST appropriate style for
gentleman's home. Water. sewer and gas ada
cent. We positively will not sell this property
to spectators but will sell to desirable party
who will guarantee to build handsome villa.
Price &c. SO. II.
Suburban Realty Operator.
ROBERT E. HEATER. Mgr,
612 Colorado bldg. Tel Main 529.
ja13-9t
story brick residence, between 1 and X SITS. NV;
WMI.IGE. GIBBS & DANIEL, e0s { eos 18th.
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STONE & FAIRFAX
~Ja13-3t 1912 New York and 300 at.
FOR sALE-BUsINEsS PROPERTY ON 9TH 81.
NV. ST; 2s715 feet front,
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Unc)
no255dts 1907 + St NV,
FOR SALE-A VALUABLE RIVER FRONT
tract OF land; 100 acres on the Potomac, adJoin.
ing Fort Hunt; splendid site for large works re.
curing wharfage. Address the owner
F. G. PERCIvAL.
1aS-Sts 2<5 8. ID ST. Phjlndelphis pa
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExCHANGE-1oRooM HOUSE: FURNACE
heat: west Dupont Circle; square from Metropoli.
Il MOORE & HILL trnc). III 14th st. NV.
Fe enT EXcHASG NE.s koTs y FEET FRSNI
$500 EACH, CLEAR OF INCUMBRANCEs. FOR
TRsE s on PaI s1ME RIEcT T0
FOR OFFER
1t MOORE HILL INc.) III 14TH ST. NV.
EQUITY y TWO HOUSES on AN AyENg9
& MErCALF. 1893 G st. NV. 1a14-st
FOR ExCHANGE-HAvE YOU PROPERTY THAT
you wish to exchanged Let Us know what ysu
would like to have. On account of the great mum.
Der of owners who place their property with -
your chances of getting just what you want are
very good; in fact. you cannot afford to make
trade without FIRST seeing list Apply a
uptown Office.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1892 New York ave-
FOR EXCHANGE
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
-APARIMENT HOUSE,
NEW DWELIINGs--
BUILDING LOTS
EQUITIES AND CASH
STONE & FAIRFAX, 13i2 New York ave-
FOR EACHASGE A FINE o-hOOh BhlChs
best part Capitol Hill, for to S-room house.
NV. Heights or Georgetown. Address Box 81,
Star Once. ja1S-3ts
FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE
A very well-buiit house in Takoma Park,
half square of the ears: rooms and bath; large
lot: exchange for city dwelling.
ja15-3t LEWIS & JONES CO.. Git st. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-CORNER PROPERTY g. E.
10 rooms and store brick: lot. 30x50; rent. SIS;
will trade equity of 81 900 for lot.
ja13-3t LEWIS & JONES CO.. Gil st. NV.
FARMS.
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FOR RENT
SITS. 1921 x. I5- %
500. .1T32 Conn av, 12r. b
SEQ ..1717 De Sair- II
$50. 1871 De Sales. 10y
$50. ...I1S7 10th. 12r "a
$50. GO r NV. Tor. b
JORDAN d 81
ta6-d. eSu
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UNFINISHED,

FOR l;ENT-REDUCED RENT FOR DESIRABI. II
tenant, 14th ST. near Yale nice 3-story aud
cellar dwelling; kitchen first floor.
II. L. RUST
1a15-tf-0 Cos 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT-BY J. L. KOLB, 5le f4TH ST. NV
16is knw 12r store 1918 Cedar NV Or fit 81 so
2lI3 Pa. av. l2r. 30. - 21 ID Sc 21 so
2l20 LIST NV. 12r. 81 .59619 Pa ave Sc 7r 21 so
ja14-tf
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED.

Cor 10th and kenesiW
hv. i2r. 2b. month. POO
1401 Mass av NV, Sir.
sb, month. ........ $50
5lt 18th NV. 35r, Oh. .251
1923 K NV, lar b. .IJG
1922 n II av, Tor. b.s5.et
1924 \ ii av. Tor. b..T5 N
230l 10Th nw......-
sic 1sthn W. 18r, 2barI, &c
1888 10th. Dir, 3b. stu 20
TYLER Il RUTHERFC
inR-t4tsDS
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FOR ABLE INVESTMENT-FINF
new two-story brick building; rooms, 2 baths
colonial porch; actually rented at $32 price
$780, Trust of 81. 600, that 500 cash vii
buy. A 300 Investment
WILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. COB & Cos 18th.
ia10-6f
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A NORTHEAST BARGAIN--Nearly new house
with six rooms. tiled bath, cellar, hot-air fur
mace; near 7th and G sts.; would rent Tor $3.50,
price So, 600.
Jal2-at GEO. w IINKINs, 300 10Th at NV
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ron sALr-HoUsEs.

Those modern. uptodate new houses, 'I'' be-
tween 9Th and It'll s.w., rooms, all improve
ments. Rented at $22e0. Price g. 100 Terms
to suit. You cannot do better In way Of a home
or investment. FLOYD &. DAVIS,
1a1S-St 7th and + s.w
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| APARTMENTS.
s42. 80. .The Truxtun, 5r. b
S5u. rs 18th Sc, s,r. b
$40. .1223 n Y ay, 3r, b
OFFICES AND STORES.
$50. ......... 5o4 18th, Or
Si4..........I3iI q. 2r
312. 1919 n
JOINER NDc.p,
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FOR SALE-NEW JERSEY AVENUE HoME-3-
story brick residence, between / and X SITS. NV.
rooms. bath; latrobe heat; only 81 900
WHLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. 900 & sos 18TH
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