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Smyrna times., 1906-05-30
SPRAY OUTFITS.

Popular Arrangements In Small or
Medium Sized Orchards.
By NJ. B. WAITE, bureau of plant in
dustry.
No type of spraying outfit is more
widely used or has given better salts
faction on small or medium sized COM
mt. cial plantations than the barrel
pump. A great many different forms
are now supplied by the makers Of
spray pumps. and number of them
are efficient and successful. They are
mounted in a great variety of ways.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-27

1Fs- Skagway Alaskan says: 'AHsle election. of Gale and Waskey is. a airect demand for territorial government. They do not talk so much of that phase of the demand at Nome and some. of the other portions of the district for the req son that in those other sections everybody ase for self-government or pretend to be. They have not so many active tories as we have had to deal with on the coas st." This does not agree with the state ments made by Governor Hoggatt after a tour of the interior. He had every opportunity of ascertain ing the opiniors of the mass of the people and he says they are very few with whom he talked who favor territorial government at the present time. He says about the only place there is any strong sen timent favoring territorial govern ment is in portions of southeastern Alaska, where there are a number of professional politicians who would like to see some more offices created.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-27
kCGDEMy

SSSD Beautifully located in Portland: OreRoE.'
 offers unsurpassed facilities for the cul- ture and education of young women. Special opportunities in Music. Art Languages and Liter ature. Welt equipped Phy sic zi, and Chemical Lab oratories. IIerbarum and Mineral Cabinet. The largest and oldest Ladies' Seminary in the Pacific Northwest it enjoys national reputation for inn parting the best physical. mental and moral train :Hg and developing true womanhood. Eauips socially and educationally for the most exalted station. Confers Academic and Collegiate Degrees by State Authority. Interference with convictions of non Catholics is scrupulously avoided. Academy is ideally located amid inspiring scenic adyan- tages. Social opportunities such as are available in no other city on the Coast Buildings large and commodious, well-lghted. heated and ventilated: dormtories and private rooms supplied with all modern convenienccs. The institution is liberal and progressive without sacrificing the character and traditions of age and achievement. Terms modest satisfac.ory references required. Write for announcement booklet. Board and tuition SlSO per year Address Sister Superior. St. Mary's Academy PORTLAND, ECON, us A
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-27
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To A. A. Utley and c. K Hammond:-
 You are,Lereby notified that the under signed, W. D. McGee. has expended during the years 1904 and 19O5. for each year. one hundred dollars worth of labor on each of the following placer mining claims- to witt The Lost Cord, the Helen, the Gold Dollar and the Black Bear, situated on thes bench of Miller Gulch, in Slate Creek. in the Chisna Mining District, Territory of Alaska, Copper Center Recording District, the location certificates os saitiseIaims are of record In the office of the U. S. Commissioner at Copper Center, trans. ferred from. Valdez Recording District. to which records reference is hereby made for q further description of said placer claims; that said expenditure was made in order to hold said claims for the years 1D4 and l905, under the provisions of Section 2I21 of the Revised Statutes of the United States and Acts amend atory thereof relative to annual labor ubon mining claims, and being the amount required to hold said claims during the years 19O4 and 19O5 and if at the expiration of ninety days frons.th serving of this notice, or the com pleted publication thereoi'yo fail or refuse to contribute to your said cC-Owner your pro portion of said expenditures as co-Owner. your respective interests in said property will be- come the property ofi the undersigned under and pursuant to said Section 2s24 Revised Statutes of the United. States.
 Dated this 2sth day of June l%S.
 W. D. McGEr Cate of first publication July ,, 1906.
 Date of last publication October 2, 19O6.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-27

The Record Miner 'says.that the assignment of Judge Gunnison to Valdez for term of court in August was most irksome, as it de- prived him of his vacation. He acted rather bored while here, but 1t was generally thought that 1t was because he wanted to get back to work.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-27

The department of commerce and labor. announces that up to the end of the fiscal year, June 30, Alaska had shipped $12,5o0,OOO in gold and S6,500,O00 pounds of freight. The.shipments of canned salmon has fallen off considerably.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-27

The Mail service along the coast is a wonderful thing. The last boat from the. south brought us JMneau papers of the date of April 29.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-27

Juneau papers are trying hard to. make the election returns agree with their former estimates of the population of Alaska, but it will take considerable figuring to swell 14OOO to 60000.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-27

Despite, Jack London's terrible tales of Lituya bay, a party has left Juneau for the scene of the npvelists latest novel and will brave the ghosts of the old-tin e murder all winter. In the party are two men and one woman.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-27

The citizens of Atlanta, Georgia have, hit upon a method of solving the, negro question, which is speedy, although it is probable that the colored people will consider it rather harsh.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-27
Commissioner Kelsey Dead

Commissioner Kelsey Dead Seward, Sept. 2e-Fred D. Kel- sev, commissioner at Kodiak, died at that place on Sept. 4th. He has been confined to his bed for a number of months with a severe attack of infammatory rheumatism and his death has been expected for. some time.
 Notice. Public Is hereby notified not to purchase any property Tn the name of Otto Kanitz or said to to belong to said Kanitz.
 Mas. OTTe KANITz.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-27

The canning season at Orca was not as good as expected, the total psnk being only 3a,000 cases. The capacity of.the cannerv is 45,O00 eases.
 Blankets in different weight and a.mlities also large stock of Goxniorters may be found at Levys.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-27

In a short time Alaska,s newly elected delegates will have an opportunity to prove their ability at Washington.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-27
Notice Of Meeting Of Board Of
 Equalization.

Notice is hereby given that the Common Council will sit as a Beard of Equalization between tho hours of 2 o'clock p.', m. and f o'clock p. m., on the sth, 9th and 18th days of October, 1906 for the purpose of equalizing the assessment of property for taxes. All parties complaining will then be heard r
 ". H. CRARY,
 Town Clerk
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-27
We sell only the Best at the Valdez Market. Phone 29s

J: J. Campbell, purser' on the Bertha has been relieved and his position will be filled hereafter by J. A. Sergeant, who was. for. sev- eral years in the employ of tine Pacific Coast Go
The Alaska prospector., 1906-09-27

Will Be Large Exposition.
 Henry Reed, directorof exploita- ton of the Alaska -Yukon-Pacific exposition, declares that the fair in 1909 will be one-fourth larger than the Portland exposition.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-30
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

1eo A.. MIMI ANoKAz CO., sas, FOR CITY:
Res, L.S srs sftf% i,lzs .,Fs*, 49, = ,5ys sfE
5ss Al, Mimi. .ottertail Co., s24, city Res,
154 A., Mimi, Red Lake Co., see, for saloon. i.
American Land & Exchange Co., .i
44s-A Security BIZ. Bldg, Mpls, Mimi
ron SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR LAND
set Of abstract books of Polk county Wis
and will show a money-naking proposition,
s to interested party For full particulars adj
dress 4T0S, Journal.
FOR ExCHANGE4e0. ACRES GOOD LAND,
two miles from town rof Halbrite Sask Can.
ada; viii take, as part payment hrst-class au-
tomobile; prefer detachable tonneau; price OF
land, s17 per acre. W. NJ. Roth, Ocheydan,
= Iowa. &5'5aSSss5
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND CRAVE


BIRTHS.
Olsen. Mr.. and MIS- John, 2e1e Twenty nfth
street, girl.
Harrer. Mr., and Mrs. Joseph. 2eso Bryant ave-
Beianser, Mr.. and Ms e.. 1913 F1linors
street, GIRL sE& -
Hurley NJ. and Mrs. 1chn 1885 si1tssnth
avenue s q boy. -. =
MARRIAGE LICENSES. {,
Ole Wextby and Anna Thorki1son-
John W. Charlton and AxnelIN H. erlack.
Harry Paddock and: Annette B. OVERLY.
Charles 81. Bergren and Sophie Williamson.
Pearl H. Green and Ida Cloutief.
William r. Kenealey and Jeanette Newell.
Lawrence b. Lucas and Clara B. Buckner. y
Alfred Z. Malehow and Mae T. Gundlach.
DIED. +.
Thorson. Alma Ingeborg, 71s Twenty -foarth
Jaax, John, 800 Spring street. eea4st
SchultS, Paul. Plymouth r avenue and river
Koslosky Elizabeth, 2224 Aldrich ayenne n.
Bladhoam. Albert. Swedish hospital.
Marttnson, John, 2541 Twenty -hfth avenuS 4
Matenson, Alfred g., city hospital.
Peterson, Ray, Twenty second ayenus nd
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

o.. o. o 90 fos.oao o 90 o 90 o 20
o CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. o
D 81 have for sale complete set Encyclo. O
SIS; viii sell tor SO % cash, Il taken IN ten
o days. For full Information address 1886, o
o Journal o
old, fine locker; has been broken; to exchange
for q beagle rabbit hound. Address 9s4 Mime
hAha 1t, st. Paul.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
sLoANE.McCULLoCH AGENCY s
81 Oneida Block, 104 4tht ST s. Mn
Improved.

Ea ( b . = =
/ sLoANE.McoULLocH AGENCY
i SEf Oneida Block, 104 4thsst s. *
NJ ~ Trackage Investment. 4z 4.
125 feet, $1,000. .,5,.1
Milwaukee trackage, inside Of 7th st, front
Ing prominent street. Buildings on the
! IS property now rented, paying s per cent on
and we consider this splendid investment
and as 1t pays a good income now, IT
would pay to hold for better price. stt 81
$550o-ssx120 IT. lot and buildings, well
rented, on Hawthorne av, inside Of 10th
foot; 9th st to be extended to to Haw.
thorne from Hehnepin. Chance to double
,,.. your money. .z srts
$s5oO-Completely modern home Of rooms.
hardwood floors, open plumbing well and
good barn. Penn av N, one block from
9th av carline. Get after this quick.
81 ,4eo-rHREE-RooM COTTAGE. CITY
:. water, plastered, etc.i beautiful location:
$l'ooo-Beautiful double corner, east front, at
two s Beautiful f Lynnhurst lots
$3.50 80 feet on Irving and 22d St: ali street
. thu for home. - : - =.
81, 9oo-1OO feet on Irving and ed st; lies beau
u1ullys une enaQel CreeB.-s -
g. 5Oo-Beautfful modern home Of II rooms; big
lawn; nice trees and shrubbery; good barn;
large east front lot, on Portland and S2d
- st;-it is q peach -. ~ 1sz+s...
Sc, ooo-Ftrst-class 1s-room modern house, in
Sunnyside; the best built in the city; cost
49, 900; 1t is snap; fine barn, too.
$i8, oOo-52 south shore of Mtnnetonka
49,, 10 acres heavy timber: all lays fine and
slightly; near station: a beautiful subur'
ban home. -
*. George 81. Hutchins,
- .4O4 Phoenix Building. - I'D.
Do YOU WANT 70 OWN H6MEl
$50 monthly payments, nothing down, right
party can buy new 7-room house, newly dec
Grated and complete in every detail; cl.tern,
cellar, good porch, fine garden, good lot,
storm windows and screens, hardwood floors,
oak stairway, stained glass, etc. No. 1894
s4th az s, ~ blocks to car; SIS monthly
slstern,, cellar, hardwood floors, just decorated
storm windows and screens, fine lot, -fvo
blocks to car, six blocks to now Simmons
school. Come in and see photos OF these prop
consin Syndicate, 800 Temple Court. Both
phones. - '<-" 49, o~r ~
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....,9 UnimProved.
81, 1so-FREMoNT Az s.. NEAR a4th; EAST

.~... UnimProved.
l,15o-FREMoNT Az s., NEAR 24th; EAST
front, 5sx129 -
ss5o-Acre lot Vincent av N, corner: Of 18TH
seven blocks from car. : = r. -
i've blocks from car. - 49, D = :
ss5o-1A-acre lot County road and 18th av N;
seven blocks from car.
to alley.
s17S9pesq a. between 21st and 2ad; west
ssoo-on eMlnnehaha parkway, running through
=" to Girard, between 4eth and 50th SITS;
4Ox1s51a; make offer. -. ~ ;. !, =
800 each, lots on. Oliver. Newton and Morgan
800 for corner and adjoining lot on I'd av s
g.. y, and 46th st, S81180 to alley H.
Ya1s Kest near CO. 4eta vet 4t 'front.' sss
/. front, all street improvements paid for; a
genuine snap; Columbus av, near S5th Ct;
fSHs. mater vel 81
t5 St; water Walk f. s sss eas5 buSs brooa
Ha.afa es sss sa ms as'r Park ns .ifs
ing; ! sewer and all street improvements in and
paid fss; only SEQ cash required gas esE
THE oHEApEs1 AND MOST 9EAuTiruI
lots IN tiny sity are at sevenoaks, on sel5y.
up, on easy terms. For plats and informa-
ton call at our offices corner 42d av s and
Lake ct. or La 4th st 3. Edmund G. Walton
Agency. ltsa. = 50
CHEAP LOTSFINE CORNER, NxlM, 1st Az
8, inside 37th, only $1,000 Lyndale. av S
corner, south and east front, inside 10th,
front, 500; Dupont av N east front lot,
near 9Th av, only 1926. Percival, soe Guar
anty building.
FINE EAsF:EaoNF Lot On ooITAx Av s;
between 37th and Ssth SITS; size 42x1so feet
lies. level, above grade and covered with
+ large trees; price $780, Address owner. 1893
journal. 80 :}s SiE-5 1zEr ysS tsE5s,g Efl9sf
5000 WILL BUY AN ACRE LOT ON MINNIE.
Il haha boulevard and Lake Amelia; SfOO down
and $50 every six months. VIM. Hedrfcks, $50
Guaranty Loan. 81 - s ss;5s
LOWRY & WALL1Na, BUILDING CoNTRACT.
ors Get our estimates a2s Bosron block.
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Z; COWS, DOGS, POULTRY

) COWS, DOGS, POULTRY
FOR aALE--AT. A BARGA1N-TW0 OF THE
finest high bred English settlers in the coun-
(; try, black and white. tan and licked; thor.
? oughly broken on chicken and quail; one re-
, trieyes from water. at SIS each. worth $3.50:
n Sportsmen, here Is your chance. once In Z
lifetime to get good specimen for the field
this fall; write and Investigate. Address 493s,
journal. S,slsrE Il :
YOUNG JERSEY FAMILY COW, VERY RICH
mixer; now giving eight. quarts; fresh again
In November; $40. Call any time. 22o4
+ Grand aY.
FmsTULAss ENGLIsH SETTER PUPS, !
months old, for sale cheap. Write for prices
and pedigree. !Chas. Jensen a,Delavan Mimi.
swaNrEzs-ro BUY ONE EpAIR rHoRouGH-
bred tfoxhound pups, unreasonable price, At-
dress, 5o37, Journal. szzzs 4 =
FOR SALE, BEEF COW, or VILE EXCHANGE
for a fresh mich COW. s. s: Brown; 14O0
Park av. 81
Il ~ - 4 EsSEsz a. sa
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FLORISTS

: FLORISTS
FLOWERS, FLORAL DESIGNS, PLANTS
( Can be obtained at popular prices in our up-to
date floral department. So e5&S.
3 Prompt delivery. Both phones
California Fruit Store. LIST AZ $ and 9Th st.
FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERS; TILE
graph or phone. S'agel's4 l118 W Lake ct.
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Farm Lands.

Farm Lands
IMPORTATION FREE-UANADIAN LANDS.
r. r. Stoner. Canadian government agent. 40
Temple Court, Minneapolis, MINI. s
I CAN SELL YOUR FARM. SEND DEsCRIP-
ton. Shepard. Bank Of Commerce. bldg.
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} Q Q 0 Q o 30 o @ z
, BIG EXCURSION
D -tEe-; ~. to North Dakota, --5at5F-s-
D To the rich soil, free coal and big crops
0 Of all grains--to the $l4 land that pays
0 for itself every year, Come now and 60
0 with u.s.. 1t Doesn't cost much and takes
0 free. except for locating fees. Ask for 1
0 maps and facts. William H. Brown Co.,
0 Mandan, n. D. S.S'Ss
, o O o O. 90 90 -
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CARPET CLEANING, RUG
MANUFACTURING
WATCH REPAIRING.


WATCHES CLEANED, 81; WORK GUARAIs
tsed Esenk 1eaas, 251S ca.a.-1 -
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BUILDING PERMITS

Samuel Glading, $500 Portland avenue,
:, two-story frame dwelling ........:... 5000
IL STORY frame dwelling ......... 1000
J. p. johnson. 1852 Elliot avenue two
story frame dwelling .............. 2,E0O
Anthony Kivus, 1922 Aldrich avenue N,
two-story brick-veneered fats ---.-- s.ooo
Seven minor permits --........-........ 1,1o5
Total .............................s1s,2dc
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lbUe AChSEo,T hEU 4l4HlhE CO.. Sl6 FER sACRE,
i, $40 acres. Kanabec Co., SIG per acre. 3 h
400 acres. Itasca Co.. well timbered. $16
per acre, 3a 3 s4!,ss-rs VI ftssst st.ss Z ~
leo acres. Price Co.. Wis. one, milo, from
station, SIS per acre &g, sa t,s:S
100 acres. Sargent Co... N. D.. one mile
land in North Dakota or Saskatchewan terri
tory. /" ~ 80
Equity in half section in Traverse Co.. one
mile from station. z@S ss' 80 s.
Equity in half section in Big stone Co., si1
miles from station. fs 7E3ff 5gS
Address 1474, Journal So
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-30

100 acres Of timber land, one mile from
Cromwell station. Carlton county MINI. Must
be disposed of at once; price So per acre,
worth $15. Also $50 acres of fine lands front
ing Mile Lacs lake., Aitkin, county Mimi
easy terms. For full particulars write or call
ct 127 Sd st s. Nilsson Land & Immigration
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

4 Office. store, bank, drug, confectionery and
bar fixtures; also showcases, wallcases. mir
d rors desks, typewrtters, chair: tables, scouns
ter, shelving. rcfrigerators, safes, scales, etc.
Prices made that will SELL il you want the
goods. Don't forget the place.
e Twin City fixture Co.,
223 Sd ut S.
BANK FIXTUREs, SAFES, ALL SIZES, FROM
400 to 4,4O0 pounds, including burglar-proofs
time locks, roll top and standing desks, Office
counters, tables and partitions, cash regis
tiers. counters, shelyings refrigerators, lunch
counters and stools. floor counters and wall
cases, stoves and furniture. l027 Washing
ton ay s. T. G.. 1045. /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-11

FOR SALE-7TH ST. BUSINESS PROPERTIES
$75, 0O0-NEAR PA. AVE. BEST BUSINESS
SECTION OF THIS STREET; side: lot
nearly 80 feet froLt by 100 deep to alley !;
improved by four-story and cellar brick store I;
rented at 81 700 per annum Tenant making all
repairs.
SEQ. Ooo-Three store properties on corner, near
Z r. l. ave-. nearly S5 feet front by good depth.
Paying now over per cent the price. With
slight alterations property will produce much
larger income.
$35.oOo-NEAR Jew YORK AVE. Splendid
restaurant property; lot Is front by 100 deep
Three-story and cellar brick, with IS and
bath. VIII rent for $3.50 per mo. Property In
good condition.
I5.oOO-NEAR ST Three-story and cellar
store and dwelling; brick; with 10 rooms and
bath; furnace heat Lot about % by 120 deep
Rented for $40 per West side OF street
$S,00o-NEAR ST. Two-story and cellar
brick store and dwelling, with rooms and bath;
east side Of street Lot about rs front by 100
deep.
50. 0Oo-NEAR R ST. Nearly 40 feet front by
100 feet deep. Room for two stores. Now rent
ed at SEQ per
$13.OO0-NEAR u SY. Lot about % feet front
by 100 deep. Threestory brick store and dwelling;
u large rooms and baths. Rented at SIS per mo-
SO, SO0-NEAR ST Two-story brick STORE
rented at $40 per mo. leftover 100 feet deep to
alley.
$S,250-CORNER, near st. Two-story brick.
rented at S38 per mo- Size, Is by 100.
JOSEPH /. WELLER,
Realty Broker COZ + st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.


f Ifss Az NV ,s 90, 1879 st NV Tor ISL 80
1921 NV. 11r. 81 00i 1907 Sd st NV. 12r. 30. 80
BOTS Cbridge NV. Dr2b sol 1227 9th ut NV. Or 90
251S wood 81. n 40 SS7 9Th st ne, 81. 70 %
~ tn st me- Or e soI 1l,o esh g = g ls g
2027 Rosedaie nc. Or 100 1875 holland Al ~ 5rs 90
500 st sw, Ar. 10. ~ 1874 Lat 1T sw n. 60
FLATS
4f9 II Of. NV: bath: LIST floor; AZ. 80. so
027 9th ST. NV. 3D. and lth nocrs; 7r...... $50
The Ellsworth. 025 Sd St Ne, or......... sos
40Il1 2 st NV, % floor. br..:-....---: ESQ
1240 New Hampshire ave. NV, ID door and
s27 9th st. NV, ID noor 2r............ 10.0O
UNFUHSISHED ROOMS.
439 9th n. NV, single suite.
SOC st. NV, I'd floor, 2r. $500
sos at. NV. Sd floor. 3r. ............... 1B 90
no az st. NV, back rooms, Sd door, 8r. e.0v
STORES
1912 9Th st NV store dwelling. stable. sr $50 %
STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
805 New York ave. NV, 3story brick. with
dry cement cellar, gas and sewer. $500
Rear $50 st. ..................... 5000
5e9-3t' A. s. CAYW00D. eS3 9th ct. NV.
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UABLE PROPERTY Kaiorsma Hts-An at
colonial house; on a corner; large yard: hot
water heat; three baths and other modern con-
yenienees We want an oner on this no, house, ana
WI. 81. SAUNDERS & CO., 14o7 st. NV.
te9-at
FOR sALE-$4, sOo-sECoND HOUSE NORTH OF
intersection Of B / and Fla ayes; NV; hand;
bath; front and side entrances; open on sides:
lot p feet wide; pretty outlook front and rear.
Apply on premises. 1901 4th St NV. 1e7-It'
FOR SALE
THE BEST BARGAIN OFFERED.
HANDSOME DETACHED COLONIAL RESIDENCE
ON F rsISSIfa EstPsFe sEc aT5SuE
SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION. JUST COMPLETED.
ID Ho sssf haEss hhoT EkSoh RIGHTS
%IsTEh Sun FaRI6h p 81 RooH
Lot s. FEET In Front ,l LARGE Re s 6ARD.
]. =. Il. { i. B. H ~ k i5os PA AVE.
FOR sALE-REDUcED FROM $1,000 TO $500
Cabinet s mantes; Crystal chandeiers: steam heat
s0i' " LII IT, g pa DAN sosoS 18th
1e7-et
FOR sALE-s-sroRY DOUBLE BRICK BUILD
ing, 459 and 46l, north side. Pennsylyania ave
nue., between "A and 9th SITS. NV, and extends
back to sliey; $40 600 for the two bldgs Also
the two 4-story and cellar brick buildings oo6
Co. bldg and opposite pension office and City
Hall Park. Chance to probably remodel into
Also the three 4-story and cellar brick houses
81. So and IS Massaehusetts ave. NV, near
and otherwise changed into small hotel. Moth
Ing like them down there for the price.
}s 1g'sp' i0r 'ne WIS ". G. sDUvALL sss NV.
Newly papered Groom brick; fine home;
re9's nearly 1 new Groom bricks; always rented at
s22 80 each Here is substantial Investment;
will pay go net; no trouble to show
FOR SALE-TO COLORED PEOPLE
Very handsome Il-room detached dwelling
LOT 4ax,oo Il 10 e an REGis f WfrH STABLE
PRICE LESS THAN BUILDING ALONE COS.
nv, y; s. MINSIx, LIST door. l4le = NV.
FOB akLE-ADJACENT 10 NAVY YARD-NEW
Groom brick houses. with all modern Improve
ments; large lots to alley; prices 2,soo to
Il. PIcKFoRD. i4lo It. mya6-n
FoH sALE-sl00 CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY.
IL southeast near nsvy yard; rooms and bath;
a 81 m0cs a op e ass Pe e 0ce
hSs as. on IT. ass
cLARENoE BARNARD;
as ss ~ s''a '..- : : -
~ aoUsEsi HoUsEsi HousEsi
All discs ssy and ali prices Don't decide on any
thing until yoa get our Hat OF houses for saie.
~ saS sSE Ksa a:s Ssst bargains IN
can o SEND %n aSs ogr F hssi : 90 IN.
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DAVIS, TTH 4 4 S-W.-
40 Va ave sw, Ar. I'd q. SIS
80J II sw, fiat1 Or .$11.50
FLATS.
1910 B Sc. Or. ami. .f22 30
1340-a, b se, 6rta. m. u 20. 30
1912 B sc, Or. a.m.i.$ 50
1924, b ne, Or, a.m.t422.60
10th & Va. ave. s.w.
LIST at, n. side, 4r&b. .$27. 80
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