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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

fne Phoenix. This lake viii hOld -
fi-neS 49, funeh - the : million dol
lar Cr0fon reservoir. which has just
been Constructed 80 supply New YORK
CITY with water. AMI II VIII hold more
than The great Assoslan dam across the
Nile. Many ~ the d1r ishOrrrs on this
work are Apache Indians DOW peace
fUl remnants % GerOnimOs Wild band
A Power can1i '1s f,oop saken OF
above the res~rvoi- which VIII ca--~
TIE water around ESQ rsosI1s~'r sisa
shove the level - fhix artificial lake
20 & point just below fhe San where
y viii - drofspsd over sn 4 wate--
IN 30 feet 70 fbe rower h0use -
hrs VS.. snd nv other irons VII, .,
viii - PLACED ~ fhe river snd canal
system, twenty Thousand horse power
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

association known rs tho salt River
Valley Water Users Association. That
Association contracted with the nation
81 government Tor the construction
under the National Irrigation Act ~
she great Touto Reservoir which IS
now beinc hu.lI on salt River.
some ~ rallies above Phoenix. AMI
WHIST was once an almost inaccessible
rc-ion. visited only hy the uu0lerouS
ApachcS AMI the c}i-timeS outlaws.
the SaV River ana lis tributary. Tonto
C-cek. cmcr-c from q f-ownin- can
you- Here -Dto men are ar work ON
the great Tn-to dam. This huge
structure viii rise - feet ao0vc tie
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

every possible advantage and safe
~ulrl. Nr. Maxwell employed r~-o Df
.le mo~t expert ar-icuirUr.rtr u o..
.-ir River Valley. Whose l.r- r. f.
l-rce there and familiarity vtl tle
country peculiarly qualified t..u O..
elect land - the best alr--i-.-e
These gentlemen. the Broom % l.r. .l-
r-S. spent several D. u-ls i1o..u- ov. g
lul and finally selected q tra,t 49,
Joining Tie tracks 20 Tie Phoenix g.
-l~tern Railroad. one uie from ra.
street railway iu TIE C.-v ~ Phoenix.
Immediately under tLc S-lt Canal ANA
having tLe oldest and hest ~ gl t-n
old water rights iu tl- Valley. To
these OH water FIGHTS VIII 10 added
fhe Government Reservoir Il~lt as
-oon o. TIE re-ervoir system is COM
pi-ted
The SOL in this tract is Tho finest
aliuvial loam. rc~uiriu., from thousand
~ years ~ rich deposit from the salt
River, hut above al danger - over
dow. Tor more than q year the Rural
Settlements Association las beel az
wo-k preparing this land Tor. subI.-
vi- Son and settlement. D. has been all
vclel ana checked ana disfrIhur.u-
bitches ami cross bitches built. the
avenues planted wiki palms and olive
. trees. and everything done 20 put tho
tr-ct iu TIE best possible condition fo-
BODYBUILDING end fcr cultivation in
vegetables. and melons and all kinds
81, truck gardening and small fruit
and berry culture.
SURE CROPS UNDER IRRIGATION
Tor such products. the absolute Ger
tainty 81 a water supply always and az
any time whenever needed without
any human possibility 81 shortage is
F the corner stone and tie only sure
. foundation for success. Any uncer-
tainty IN the water suppky means
failure.
Realizing this. and bringing 10 q
| solution o. the problem hls lone ok
| perience and wide observation OF fh.
| essential elements Of complete success,
/ On the making - snch homes as IL ~
| been planned should be made on thi
tract. Mr. Maxwell went still beyonl
the assurance even Of water from tht
river and the government reservoir
and there has been put down on ths
property a group OF wells. on which q
pumping plant VIII De constructed
These wells have an inexhaustible sup
ply Of underground water which vii
| furnish more water than can be USED
for the Irrigation OF the lands ia cues
ton The pumping plant VIII De OF
| R8Dlzec as a cooperative water com
paBy 20 that each home owner In fhs
tract VIII have his proportion OF owner
ship in II. and the furnishing d
pumped water 90 adjoining land maj
be made a source Of substantial prof
10 those who are 50 fortunate as 90 b
co-Owners IN the plant. None viii b.
allowed 20 become co-owners IN II *
cept those who acquire one 81 IA
tracts into which this Rural Settle
ments Association land wiz be SUI
divided II IS therefore manifest tia
,he tract % land which g. now bein
--i',ffvidef bv fte Association unde
-" Hirecficn - NJ Maxwell. with VI
T. W. RroorneIi actinr - EyOrai Sure
f"feBdent or the ground. offers ~
following advantages 10 the hom
seeker
Firsf. = sofecfion 90 Ire verv 49,
tract 90 iard 80 far r. 0uaEifv - a.
tand - rc.nce-rrd fhaf could - fcfr
81 fbe sqis River vaiicv-Yich ard 81
exhaustibIe sIluvial bottom land. p
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

Southern California extends hearty
congratulations and pledges continued sup
port unrl work % Rational Irrigation As
ISOLATION is accomplished. ~ tho leader
iu one - tho greatest successful lrlfs
ever made ol ieaaif 90 che people. yol dee
serve rLe highest horors that can ln con-
rnrreI unon SOU. lrt your work ls rn-
~ouDietcl u-tI fhe provisions 90 the irr-
cation lHf arc Administered and frlIr r1rr-
guarded ' g.. T. Feolltt-.
Chairn-n southern California; IS section.
The Rational Irrigation Association.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

large It's Social Circle and add 90 The
charm OF it's social life. one quarter
section 81 land thus subdividcd wiz
add thirtv-two families 10 the com
munity and correSpondincly increaSc
the trade Of the town.
This movement for tho building or
Iomccrof,S or small garden homes IN
The outskirts 90 existing towns or VII
lagos or in the suburbs 81 the cities
i~ LOGICAL enlargement 81 the central
idea around which the National Irri-
cation Movement was organized.
THAT ilca was that the greater the
number 81 such small garden farms
tAc greater the general prosperity and
stability ~ tho country. The success
90 tho Homccroft Village near phoc-
nix VIII lead 20 SIS duplication in the
NEIGH 'o-hool q many other cities ana
towns throuchout tho country.
All Inquiries OF communications aS
20 tho lands or matters above referred
fn ef--rfl 81. ~f7~o---.l fo
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

cuiiarly adapted to the culture OF the
crops which yield the highest acreage
prOut with intensive cultivation.
second. a water right In the oldest
and best canal system Ia the Valley,
which will be added TO 10y a water
right in the Tonic Basin Reservoir
from the national government. anu stiii
further supplemented 10y a right IN the
co-OpcrauNe water company mat Mul
Own AMI operate the pumping plant.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

ness men especially OF every town
aud village in the country. az VIII
De demonstration and "A working
model for the subdivision OF land nov
held Ina large tracts near every town
Or village into small Garden Homes
where the prosperity OF the many
Who VIII ntcnsiVely cultivate such
small garden FARMS viii contribute TO
Tire NOiuane ga Trade anu prosperity
OF The merchants VI lhc Town and Gu
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04


- that hv mo- human possibility can
the occupant 81 one OF these carica
farms fail 10 have an abundant water
Supulv whenever needed and 70 what
ever extent the water NAV ha REQUIRED
Tho salt River Valley is In the CEN
trail part Of Arizona ana the summer
climate is Of course hot: bat with such
land rs that embraced i'm the tract r.
ferrcd 20. with the ample and unfaii-
.n- supply OF water for its cultivation.
the summer heat and lou. Crovvir.-
season make 10 possible to practically
engage In hot house culture ont 81
doors. ana % mature crops So -luiIl-
that four or FIVE o- even more a. some
crops year may be produced from tho
same land This makes po-sn.io
profit pe- acre from truck gardening
ana berry culture ana Tho raising ~
small Cru,-S combined with poultry
-rfSf-,- an tho o--,e Mao, -n1t viii
vfcld n profit per acre wholly unoh-
trfr-hIo fn q r..-s rigorous climate.
Tho miners ana --oat mining camps
/ 90 -ro Srr-t1svv.-- furnish an uusu~-
r,~-.l r,,~-'c- f.- nm tho r-.lu~rs o.
1 S--cr r7-loo farms rs those r-onoscd
on This tract q land.
/ ----r,----,-.- r--r ,~--~
I-f so =. -'--.-- '. 81. 90.
/ eA.'lN 't -..- t-.S i-'A -' ''..-''-' o.
re 81 .t''l '4 ~ IONA ""A e-'s
/ 't t"'lF' % "''. ri" '-l'- 800 l.-'i'-',
/ " ..h 'A''ii.-t S,-.''->' Nl..- '-.N ''-4
-.. ''.-.--- l'.-' l-.-i.'.'9' 'i' .,'--S '-
l-.' -.- WIZ '..- .-.l1 "a .-'c s-'
-..'.'-- '--.'-'' ~ ~ -'',-. ~
,
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''-' 81. -. -.''','' 81 -4
%. % .-. ' by -
n :,
,
I-l .--,- -' ',-.-
az ,-C .., -'' -
,, ~,
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-
'"-- '-'-'-. 800
-''.-, ~-..- l''.'.. .r.'.'-
--- ....,.,.
- Us. =" ~ 49, 49,
.--- '--, I'-F,. ~.',' '"' .-S 49,
-'-. II. ~ "'- 3, - ,ll", '-,
re. S-.'-.- p. .,-- ~ 80
''-' e"'" '-'N .'l 49,. -
-' i-'--- "i' -'' ".'. q" 80
I'VE on ,'l. ''.-u ~ 20 '.', A.-'M 10"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

Maxwell was and IS still the active
moving spirit. and those who avail
themselves 81 the opportunities - -
1aOoring 10 create for men 81 moteF-
ATE means 20 get homes On the land
VIII secure ne isenebt 81 his wide
experiences. extending oFer more THAI
fifteen years during which time be
has given flse closest sfudy 20 every
element necessary 20 the Success 81
tie nan who makes a hone on irrS-
gated land
GREAT IRRIGATION DAM
After the passage q ne National
Irrigation Acf. Ar. Maxwell spent
several months "a the Sais River Val
icy aiding 81 the work % organizing
the Land owners q thar Valley into az
a -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

THE Sterling Chamber 81 Commerce
extends congratulations and best wishes
upon passage o. Irritation hiu bv Con-
eress. Accept ou- thanks for your great
service 10 Tie west
i. L. GREER.
President
c. 3. GODDARD.
Secretary Sterling Chamber OF Com
nlerce.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

Of in
uuc- 4ufN "a and a. ~ p - ~ mt A N andc cry lone
O ara villa
nd
ucut and ~ nd paelic rk-F
Arcy Of iocait
will
81 plac Sae-e
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

''C0ngrafn lions sincerely believe.
without George VI. Maxwell we would
have had no irrigation legislation.
W. NJ. WOOLDRTDcE.
President Montana Agricultural Assocf-
alton.
I'VE congratulate you on the passage %
the National Irrigation Bill May your
snccpes continue " FRANK wECGTN.
Secretary Loo Angeles Chamber Of Com
merce.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A MARKET GARDEN HOME.
SNAIL DEEP LLUTiL SOH Of SOUTH WEST
ABUNDANT WATER


Gardeners GrONsrs OF Berries
the Outs o
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

PRO Ferrous SCENES
~ TEMPE. ONE or THE
OUTLYING TOWNS
NEAL. FHOENIX.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

sion Movement Is demonstrated by the
following extracts from letters ami
fel.~rarns sent so him after the passage
81 the National Irrigation Act
~ <-v-N-r-nA AZ. r~T-vrST
The rsi~nS TO- The building 81 this
Yrorna-rrog.ere' VILLAGE near Phoenix
a one that should interest the busi-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04
GEORGE II. maxwell.

Executive Chairman and General Counsel.
Rur-l Settlements Association. lfOS
Fisher puilcfns. Chicago. m.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04
Extracts From kilograms and
letters

To GEORG- y. MAXWELL.
Executive -r..-r--- Tire National I--i cation
Assoc.-ttr-. ..'.r-I-- tlc las~lEc q
tlc Na.io--. l--. .at,cn Act.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

"T vas 10th srrn-i-,l nd rratidoi -
rod So ths Associated Press dispatches
th.t the Irrigation BIN had passed N %
lieDSn. The monument O. your work Is
Growing ly leaps ana bounds. and I con-
-rafrlate you upon your splendid success.
/ called on Mr. Srhurueier this morning.
end ho % very. very much pleased. and ap-
--rciafos fhot it IS your work that has
cone the business 90
D--,,J -l-.-c- =. D-ARDSLEV.
Secretary St Paul Chamber OF DCon-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

'V 30 not h~~ltr4~ 20 err-~ss w con-
~iction that the National Irritation Act
would not have been passed and that the
national government would not have In
sngurated the nafionsi irriEa ton policy II
u had not been for your personal work OF
organization and the great campaign Of
education which you personally originated
snd have ~ successfully carried forward
In saving this fully recognize and accord
- others who have co-Operated with ron
The credit which Is due 90 them for thu
~reat results which have been STAINED -
y. r. RIPLEY
Re Railway System.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

go v01. moro -h-7 - nnv other 0ne
nan. is due n '1r-cr share 90 credit. frst.
f0- fho conception. second. Tor the crystal
-7fion and. fhirl. for the pa ssage ~ the
N0tional lr-i-7tion RNl Won have my
hearty and sincere cou-rn fuiations "
T.. -. -ANSILL.
Chairman Executives Committee Pos
IRRIGATION Company. Carlsbad. New
Mexico.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

VA. Il CHADWICK.
Prcsi1ent horticultural Society OF Chi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

"kor Jour sagacious. persistent. untlr-
INK and aoie AIS cause IN.
SvautIy owes y0a deoS OF gratitude
GEORGE 4 STONE.
Secretary Chicago tsoar0 "a 1ra1e.
The citizens Of Billings and Yellowstone
County. through the undersigned, desire
~ express 10 .0u their hearty congratu-
iations aud thauEs Tor yOsF euorts in be-
nau 0t Ike arrisai.oG biii g1sg passed. -
BILLINGS COMMERCIAL CLUB.
We realize that 4 vas owing 20 your
abihty. tact, iuuustr. aud teuacity that
the irrigation measure. Was carried 10 a
successful CONCLUSION al such an early
Oate.''
A. A. BCRNIAM.
General Secretary N.,s,p,l R,ss,ess
League, Chicago.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

There ought 20 10 some recognition OF
The TACT that II was almost entirely
iNINN-A tue Efforts OF your association.
and particularly through your untirfnr
efforts in behalf Of the legislation. that the
great sentiment In the east Ga favor OF ma
ional legislation came o. our relief In the
House 81 Representatives 90
JOHN r. STTkFROTH
Member Of Congress irom Colorado
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

''It is t-rlv = r-eat pleasure - - able
o. congratulate you on fha rcsiifs % your
lo~- c1~n-irn @ni fne frS--rlass work yoi
have done. The whole west rcjoices with
you.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

Accept hearty congratulations over the
ton Bill by the House Of Representatives.
yesterday. which assures its enactment
into a law. To your magnificent general
ship and indomitnble energy and cease
less. persistent labor II due the glorious
victory. which means a new empire an
nexed 70 the United States of far greater
value than our iSlan nd possessions. Future
genera ions horn IN the happy homes your
efforts have made possible will rise Up 20
bless and honor yOur name and memory"
y. YOKAM
ISOLATION.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

please accept ny heartfelt conrratula-
tionS Tor tho favora hic action inst taken
hy the House on your hin II looks now
- u won h7t won the frht and the great
aril west IS o. have proper attention from
the government"
II. - KINNEY.
President National Association o. Wagon
Makers
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

II have kept close track Of the House
and Senate's action on the irrigation bill,
and the President signing the same. and
congratulate you most heartily upon the
splendid success Of the work you have put
IA on that. II Is certainly very crafty
ing"
CHARLES A MOORE.
President American Protective Tariff
League.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

To you. more than anyone else. is due
the honor and the glory OF this achieve
ment. IL will. ! am sure. send Your name
down 10 future generations as really the
author Of most benehccnt measure
cannot express 10 you my delight on re-
ceiving the news that the hill had gone
through the House with SO large a maJor-
ity."
PARIS GIBSON.
United States Senator for Montana.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-08-04

''l extend 20 von nv h~-rticst conrratr-
lafiors and Sincc-c fhouks for the noble
results - vonr EFFORTS en- behalf 81 the ma
fonal Irrigation project To my wav Of
thinking tho said rcsrits IRE duo more %
yonr untiring work than 20 any other one
thing"
CARL r. ADAM.
Vice president and Nana~c-. A'~-t-az As
phalt Paving Co. Los Angeles. CAL
ifpruia.
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sUPERSTITIoNS OF THE NAVAJO.
Man Mustn't Look at His Mother-in-
Law-To Be Successful in Hunt.

rfom albuquerque
The mother-in-law joke must have orig
mated with the Navajo, for after marriage
a Navajo dare not look into the face of ais
wifs's mother. II by chance he catch a
glimpse of her 1t takes much fasting and
many prayers to feel secure against danger
Gus results. II is no uncommon sight to
see the most grave and reverend chief walk
backward. run like scared dog or hide
his face in the depth of his blanket to avoid
the dreaded sight.
To have luck In hunting It is necessary
to place a small stone on heap beside the
trail and to offer a plume to the mother
above
To comfort one In distress or to ward off
prospective distress the women and chill
dren wear red wristbands.
above on entering their home they take
pinch of sacred meal from bowl kept in
a niche In the wall and scatter IL to the
north, west, south. east, up and down,
meanwhile saying some prayers.
To bring harm to the guiity y Is only nee
raven feathers near the place where the
suspected one sleeps or lives after present
ing II to the six regions. The third bunch
Of feathers - buried near the owners fire.
place In the Kitchen to protect him or her
from invasion Of enemies
Dark colored or blue corn II connected
Win evil magic The power of speech Is
attributed to II. This corn belongs to the
witches, and Il said to speak In absence OF
its owners. and to tell their whereabouts
or doings.
Should person suffering from snake
ishment to an infant death would % the
result.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

= lines. .eoo 81. $40. wh.s252 I no.. ~ 20
srPRENE COURT OF THE DISTRICT or CO.
inneis holding Probate c0urtNe isest ss-
from The Probate court Of the District Of ooiam.
so bs: e. e
Ss Al, pe,.ons having claims against the
e the 'SS's ,s % . ssfss. The sssh sE q
s,ssdsa from gu ssDes. q :sd estate eysa
Attest: WA. G; TAYLOR, Deputy Register Of
E: s's sas p ssafa & f SSsTs sss s the
ny2Siaw.st
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
& uaar%'is s sssa rSss'e q
eonfssr, son Of the Pstitisn and report q Ben,s.
0g o. M S ata .s ss ss the sa 70
as's Of e, e ~ as Oss The
Of WssSinston. District q Columbia. the Se SANE s
ssvnS front.Ss Of g sb S Is 50 fee, o. stree,
the sum Of one hundred and ninety thousand dol.
lars $3.50 COO, payable In the manner set forth
s.s 81 ss .s G ssA Ss q and Nay
that the said sale to the said George n Highee
same to the be so%S on or be-
fore tho 18th day Of June; 1904. prcyidsa.a copy
e w sh Reporter an. ne p Inn nns
week for terse successive weeks before said date
x.se.t: wM G. Tar2oR. Deputy Res Ss SoP q
Wills. my2s-iaw.st
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or co.
lunibia, holding a probate court.No. i3e57. Al
minstrel ion-Tbis Is 20 give notice that the sub
scriber OF the District Of Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the District Of Columbia
letters OF administration the estate Of Irene H.
Strnebury, late OF the District OF Colombia. de-
cessed. AL persons having claims against the de-
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated
to the subscriber before the nth day OF
May, AID 1907. otherwise they may by law be
excluded from ell benefit OF said estate. Given
under my hand this nth day OF May, 1905. VIII
LIAM CORCoRAN HILL. No 1924 II street NV
Attest: wM. c. TAYLOR, Deputy Register 90
Wills for the District OF Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. BLAIR Il THoM. Attorneys.
myts-law-3t
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FOR RENT-D. 4. THOMPSON CO. 1885 NV
2ll0 NV. ier, 2bS75o0i 1903 10th pw store 1 8 90
HOS 7th ne. sr. b. .26 sol 100 Ben rd 8r 70 so
400 Fla III. b. SO so Rear 1918 NV Pr a 90
1872 Nd ne. l1r b. 80. 20 Desk room 1883 nv
G43 l ne, Or b.. % so 618 La ay bssem't IL no
e25 18th ne, 5r.....ia so Stable 500 I ne - < o9
my25-tf
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FoR sALE-H0USFS.


Ines II. boc St 81 COZ 1 VIZ. 81 -: 40. 81 -
ron sAIE-NEARLY- NEw-s R0OMA. BAH
and cellar: nesr War Dept. two car Hnes sn sa
price to build. A beautiful homo. Price. t6,S0o-
jei-3t GEO. W. LINKIxS, 500 18th q. NV.
FOR sALE-RESIDENCE or GOOD INvET-
ment-21st St Pa. are. IL rooms sAd
bath; lot 24x100 to alley; house in good order;
we'll rented. Price $aO0O. This IL bargain
jeI-S< GEO. ". IINKISs, so 18th =. NV.
FOR sALE-s2 eoo-A BARGAIN IN NORTH
east--My home. rooms and Ane bath. lot lSs5
by IS IT.; good neighborheod. A. NJ S.. 1910
: 18th 81. ne. tel-ets
FOR sALE-ATTRACTIyE GROOM HOUSE;
ami: 20 feet front: corner wide paved alley !;
2 sqrs. car lines; price. S3, ESQ. VIII take
trust OF 1000 at 6Ss. OWNER. 1902 18th st. NV.
je1-Sts
FOR SALE-BRICK HOUSE, IL ROOMS. 81.
NV. convenient 10 several lines of cars and
Carnegie Library. Apply TO 4. o. HOFFMAN
CO.. cor. 10th and sts. nv. Jel-Ste
FOR sALE-A TwO-STORY BRICK STORE AND
dwelling in the northwest; rent, SO per month;
price. 81. $50.
A corner T-room and bath brick dwelling. con-
yenient to car linss. In the northwest rent.
1855 price. S. $50.
union station rooms and
BETH rent, SIS month: price, 50, $50.
A corner stone and dwelling, rooms and bath,
northwest; renting for SIS; price, s.. $50.
Corner Of 18th and ) SITS. NV, Broom store
and dwelling with stable; owner Is asking
$1,000: offer wanted.
A corner lot with seven-room cottage In
splendid condition; asking $500
For particulars call at office.
J. ID. 4 W. D. SULLIVAN,
tel-7t TOT 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENr-BY JAMES F. SHEA.

FOR RENT-$23.O 90 PER MONTH
WI rent Of those Groom and bath
dwellings, with furnaces. gas ranges. front
porches, etc. Tenn. ave. bet. Il and n SITS ne.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION. my26-eo-l5ts
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

ron kENT-BY WESCOTT q WILCOX.
1907 Peana. ave.
2eot 18TH llr %. .$75.se so1ea R, 5r b. heat25 %
1928 18th. 12r b. 80 CT 3010 r, Or, b. heat % 90
2iS2 T.. VIZ. H. ,mi al. y TIE CARLISLE. 1913 n,
1921 ed, l2r, 2b, ami 40. 30 nom housekeeping:
2S2I Pa ave. iOrb $50 rooms. ha tn $40
1890 8 Dr. s.. .36.5ei rooms, bath. %. 70
100 22d. sr b. cell IS. 0o 3040k R. 6f b. heat. e 80
2i23 r, 10r b. lat. 80 so BOSS r. 5r. b. heat p 70
yJ7 2sd Or. b. eel. 30 SOFA 3d. ID. Or. 50
2Sl3 O. IT, b. eel. 80 505A I'D "a. 5r 20 so
zoos s. Or. "a. 30 8o42 r. 81. b. heat. .20o0
1917 eth Or b. . %. so 3o40 II, Or, b. heat. 20 so
6H 2Sd Tr. b, lat. .22 n0 S044 r. 81, heat205 50
2o20 L, Or. b. %. SOL 1855 Waach, sr. b. $50
s1e Goth. Or. 80 2125 Pa ay Ar, b. 1850
S35 26th. Ar. w.. 90 STORES.
243s Va av, ar. W. 90 T22 Ifth IT. W. $50 so
o25 9th. or, so i245 goth, IT. w. e. 10. 90
2434 1th. Or. 10 30 OFFICE ROOMS.
APARTMENTS lS2-4S6 La ay. heated
The Jouy, a. bit 80 oo rms. ts. $10 $3.50 $40
5000 o. LIST a, Or, b. .2o.50i
Tor full list OF small houses nnd mats Apply ~
Office. my28-d, eSu
FOR RENT-UNFuRNISHED.
1921 Mass. ave-. IL rooms, 2 baths. $500 90
1911 St, 10 rooms and bath. ............ $3.50
2Tl7-19 Ontario ave. ST.. b. and 10r. b. % 20
2s2T 18th st. NV. IL rooms and bath. -. q 30
fs47 9th ct, rooms and ba ............ 70 50
APARTMENTS.
The Hanson. 2 rooms and bath .......... 1000
LOOT r ct. me-. LIST foor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 21.00
The Vivans. Ar and bath. ................ 5000
The Neverre. 4 rooms and bath. 10000. IS 90
1919 1t. ne. rooms and bath. ....... 2060
1914 9th st. NV. rooms and bath % 50
TIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST con-
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT..