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PROBATE JUDGE.

The present incumbent in the Pro
 bate Judges office is Frank w Good hody who. has held the position of judge and ex-offfcio clerk since the 22rd of July, 1904 when he was ap- pointed to fill the unexpired term of Frank R. O'Brien, who resigned to ac- oept the position of f,Superintendent of the Industrial scool at Benson. The office has until the new law went into effect been fee one. The Judge re ceiving a salary of s1200 a year and all of the fees received from the re- cording of instruments in the office and from tfe issuance of marriage licences. From now on the fees win be turned into the county and the Judge receive a salary of S2.000 per yesr besides being allowed clerk at a salary of s100 per month.
 It is doubtful if the office will pay the expenses under the new law. Dur ing the past four months the office has failed to collect fees enough to cover the expenses under the new law and unless the number of estates mate rially increases and the work of Cupid ircreases. there will be a deficiency which the County will have 10 pay. The matter of changing from the old law to the new was made a friendly test case of at the recent session of the District Court and the Court held that it was the duty of the Judge to turn the fees over to the County and accept the salary. The Court further held that the law went into effect on fhe 23rd of August and that the fees received from that date should be ac- counted for by the Probate Judge and turned over to the County. Also that the Judge should receive the salary of the office from that time.
 Under the law now it is necessary for parties wishing to have any in struments placed on record there to rnake q cash deposit as the fees go direct 10 the County. There are now one or two estate matters held up be- cause the parties failed to send over a cash deposit.
 During the past year the records of the office show that there were 50 estates filed and administered upon. Sixteen guardians appointed for minor children and twenty-cne persons exam ined on charges of insanity. Of these thirteen were committed to the insane asylum at Phoenix and the others dis charged or sent tn the County HOsDit- al for few weeks and eventually dis charged.
 The largest volume of business transacted by the Judge in numbers was thst Of the marriage licenses is sued which falls a little short of aver aging one per day, the total number for the past year being 322
 The record of the. births and deaths of the Board of Health are at present held in the Probate Judges office. they show that during the past year there were 1SS death and 337 births, which demonstrates that our popula- ton is not driven to race suicide and is increasing at the rate of nearly two 10 one.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.
c. W. HICKS,
 City Clerk

Notice is hereby given that a spe- cial registration will be made of the qualified electors and owners of real Tor personal property subject to taxa tion within the City of Bisbee. win be made for the purpose of determining who are qualified to vote on the sewer age bond question to be submitted tc the electors of said city on the 9th day Of February, 1906. Said registra' ton will be made at the Fire House in said City of Bisbee, and will close Jan uary 25, 1906.
 c. W. HICKS,
 City Clerk.
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and promptness in which their busi- ness is transacted
 The office during the past year earned for the County over and above all expenses the sum of s7.65S.50.
 Following is a tabulated statement showing the monthly receipts of the office and also one showing the ex- penses of the office and the net bal ance turned over to the County.
 Receipts of the office during the fol lowing months:
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material increase in attendance throughout the County and several new teachers have been added to the list during the past few months. The school census this year will show a
 material increase over that of last year which plainly shows that the population of the County is rapidly increasing. The last school census taken on the 1st of June. 1905 shows the following figures; based from
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:. w. HICKS.
 City Clerk

The total amount of cash dividends paid by West Australian mines up to October 31, 1905, amounted to 13,459.- 74S pounds sterling. or in round fig ures about s67, 100000.
 The reports from the Sonora min eral country tributary to Douglas con tinue to be encouraging. The Sonora mines win make the greater Doug las,
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The following is copy of the ab- stract assessment for the year 1905, as made up from the assessment roll as turned in by the County Assessor. To this amount the Board of Equaliza- ton added about s100.000.
 The tax rate was fixed at s2.90, bas- al ev f<.s7o...a.
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ExPEsEs FOR THE SAME PERIOD
s12.e7s.S5

Receipts in excess of expenses for the year 1905, $7.65S.50
 Number of instruments filed and re corded during the 12 months. 10,21S.
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Electricity anc magnetism are de- veloped in all minerals by friction, though of greatly varying degrees.
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No. colored children same ages fl Total number of children between
 census ages. ..-.... 1885
 The nativity of the children is as follows:
 Native born with native parents, 2c12: Native born, one parent foreign, 5ss; Native born. both parents foreign, e21: Both parents foreign, ,5Sz
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Total Expenditures.
Valuation. Lots, Houses and

Valuation. Lots, Houses and
 Furniture ..... .... s99734 GO
 (This does rot include new school houses recently erected in Bisbee and Douglas)
 Of the number of teachers employ cd at that time there were 66 women and 10 men.
 The Census Statistics show:
 No. of white children between ages of six and tweRty-one: Boys. ..... .2415 Girls. - 2229
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   Recorders  Other School
      Bale Bsbee School Bsbee
 
     prisoners  Teachers examinations
  collected  
 
 
  collected
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Total
Contra.

County paid ...... ..... .. ooOy Coupons 
 
   
 
 
 
   Expense deceased refunded  Institute  =. ......
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ANNUAL HerURr OF COUNTY rRsAsuwEs

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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

WE SELL THE BEST FEED FOR YOUR HOUSE
plants, also foE birds, dogs cats. goldastes. aid
keys. fancy Rosl5y snd A., gigsons s0s squad rais.
ARA ST. HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS, 2ii0 I1TH
st. NV, phone n. 1908, ample facilities for
treating sick animnlss separate wards: warn
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APARTMENT HOUSES.

FOR SAIE-TWO-FAMILY APARTMENTS ON
Washington Heights. renting for $32o0 per
MONTH price. $3.50: and and bath
each: furnace heat; lots 10 feet wide; south
front. 1t only takes $3.50 TO buy OF these
investments.
THoS. J. FISHER & co. dncJ
fe2-3t 1+1i st. NV.
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FOR sALE-MoDERN HOMES
LOWEST PRICES.
wAsHINGToN's MOST POPULAR
RESIDENT SECTION.
BEAUTIFUL COLUMBIA HEIGHTs"-
HIGH. HEALTHFUL. CONVENIENT;
WIDE STREETS; BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCES.
IS, 25o-Near 14th: colonial style 10 rooms. 4
Fl S9E the MGAf I har ass many
sSS7 y lib Itts - rooms. On floor,
HEAT; attic. Lot lao feet deep to wide public
alley.
ss,0oo-Bet. 14th and 18Th; 10 rooms, TWO
BATHS, many closets; H0T-wATER HEAT;
deep lot.
se,e5o-on Euclid ST.: out-of-town owner
anxious to sell; 10 rooms. on a floor; HOT
sas 14sh aRa ,sh 70 on
rooms. wonderfully cheap house.
fine home on, Euelid St; stone front: y
T R&af. rooms deep 3 baths Hor-wArER
on each floor; tiled bath; Lot 2os1oo; side
windows.
SO, 250-west OF 18th ST.; rooms; lot 2oI100.
So. 25o-west OF 18th; 8 stories, rooms; half
stone front; 20 feet wide.
s5.eoo-west of 18th; 0 rooms; lot 25x1bo; 20
foot alley.
s0,eoo-corner. west of 1sth; 8 bay windows
rooms.
s7,eo0-Detacbed house: 10 rooms; beautiful,
large bath; lot 25x1oo.
81, 1904 well-buiit lo-room dwelling on Kene-
saw ave-; STEAM HEAT.
s85oo-Bet. i3th and 14th: 10 rooms; HOT
WATER HEAT. Lot 2oxt20.
S5eo0-west of 18th; stories. cellar. s.
rooms, TILED BATH; H0T-WATER HEAT.
S. 250-Harvard ST. near I4th; 10 rooms two
(2l baths; HoT-WATER HEAT.
s7750-N Near 10TH 10 rooms, TWO BATHS;
HoT-wATER HEAT; 19xioo
IS. 250-Haryard st: separate built; lot o5xi50
STONE & FAIRFAX,
i342 n. Y. ave-, adjoining corner OF i4th.
fe3-2t
FOR SALE - PRETTY NEW DWELLINGS
SOUTHWEST. Inspect those new tEick houses
on en- st. southwest between 9Th and It'll sts.;
9 rooms and bath; porcelain tub; stationary
washstand; good-sized yards fuel sheds. alley.
Win rent for $50. Price, 81, Ib0.
5xSl-tf JAMES II. SHEA. 6z3 LA. AVE. q
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. O.,
o'clock pm. on Thursday February FIFTEENTH.
1908 the fish wharf rights and privileges viii be
9th streets northwest ir front OF the ish stalls OF
the Washington Market. for the term Of one year
terms Of sale, &C. apply at the Office OF the seaier
Of Weights and Measures. No. 46z Louisiana avenue
L. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners. D. c.
ia
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALB-DESnlABLE RESIDENCES
BEST LOCATIONS IN THE CRY
FOR CERTAIN REASONS THESE BEAUTI-
FULLY SITUATED HOMES ARE OFFERED
MUCH BELOW VALUE.

FOR CERTAIN REASONS THESE BEAUTI-
FULLY SITUATED HOMES ARE OFFERED
MUCH BELOW VALUE
$4,000.
e Gs from stl e. - once
Conn. ave. north of Dupont Circle compara.
lively new stone and brick dwelling. surrounded
BY many OF the fines s h sco In Washington
n. very ehoies.t lOsstions 10 e. eiiy: ~
baths; hot-warer beat
". a. ave- near Dupont Circle: IL rooms. 3
baths; Eood-sized lot 70 an alley.
r. I. ave. near 18th ST.. l2-room dweilInst
Choicest lots in the fsshiopsble northwest.
$780, 300
ST. near Conn. ave NV, story stone and
brick dwelling: new plumbing; In nrstciass con
dition; lot 20x10o.
hBe large stone and brick dwelling on 10th
St; Is rooms and baths. good sired lot For.
meriy held at $4,000.
r. l. ave. near 18th ST; 8 stories and cellar; 4
rooms deep on floor; 2oxl2e.
r. l. ave-: ~ large rooms, baths; large brick
= MAssAcHusETTs AVENUE
handsome new stone dwelling; IA rooms and
baths h0t-water heat bee an
story brick stable; lot O.. 2 *
n st. near 21st St, stone and brick dwelling;
IL rooms and baths.
Outlook on Dupont Circle; "a rooms. baths;
Do not think of buying home until you have
'een,our iist s e seEea 4 r.,Rs.x
fe3-3t 1912 New York
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FOR SALE 81 600 oo-MGHT MAKE TERMs.
Nice broom house in lexington, half
and bath This house viii rent for $500 a
month and e well located IN the northwest
for tail p particulars tic about a this ia ave -
$4,000 oo-on g st. me-; 0 rooms and bath, bay
cabinet msnteis. ETC.; furnace heat. Now
rented for $500 month. This Is a good
49, 7ooo 50, $50 oo-sa 800 oo-ss 5ooo-New o.
room modern homes near Fla. ave-. west Of
18th ST. NV; beautiful homes easy terms.
s3.sOo.oo-For a Georgetown home Of exceptional
value. Contains rooms and BATH and ha.
this property and has recently paid several
hundred dollars for improvements Must now
q ra svs nsar Capitol st.
mace heat; all modern improvements. This Is
handsome house. wen built and beautifully
1000 O0~For another Holmead Manor house
rental WIN make good home or ia invest
4ff0o 0o-secures a home in Helmead Monari 2
rooms and bath. No other house in row e can
be bought for less than "a, 10000. House In
$500 o-For lo-room brick house In fine neigh
borhood of northwest. one block from line
This property must be sold. aud offer would
81, 800 oO--A handsome Groom dwelling on Ran
dolph place NV Easy terms can be ar
5000 5o-wer located in co,ambia Heights
near 18th st.; lot 90 by $50 feet. with two
Groom dwellings, well rented for $500 per
month. The ground alone Is bargain at this
price. dne speculation. paying good IN
terest while materiaiizing.
s., 5o0.oe-7 room modern brick, near 9Th and A
SITS. ne; stable, horses vehicles; 20-foot
alley In rear Owner leaving city.
SO, 900. 00-Buys q story bay-wiridow brick house
in northwest. containing rooms and bath.
Very convenient TO cars and In rapidly Inn
proving locality.
81 600 % For columbia Heights home Of ex-
ceptionaI value. containing 10 rooms and mod
ern bath. hotwater heat Lot over IS feet
front BY $50 feet deep. See this before buy
Ing home elsewhere.
APARTMENTS
$40 000e0-An apartment house west OF 14th st.
the Heights" Investors should call at
this oftice for full particulars
50. 500. Best interestpaying proposition IN a
welliaeated, li-built, twg-faIaily HAT On
the market Call for particulars
CHAS. s. MUIR 4 co. tISG.),
fs3-2t 1903 New York ave- NV.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

E. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE o.
STEAMER HARRY RANDALL MONDAYS AID
Including Port Tobacco creek. Maddox creek,
Wiconteo river and Semini creek landinss- Nk1-
landings on the Wiccnico river. Nominf and lower
Mlchodoc creeks.
Returning, steamer arrives IN Washington Tees
day and Sunday afternoons and early friday
Steamer for GLYMoNT and intermediate land.
frrs at 8 am daily except Sunday returning
about pm ooiet1
- MARYLAND DELAWARE AND VIRGINIA
RAILWAY co.
Winter scheduie, in effect December ~ 1900
Steamer will leave Washington every Thursday
at pm. for Baltimore and River Landings. ar
riytns In Baltimore early Saturday morning
Returning, Will leave Baltimore, Pier No. Q.
Light st., every Tuesday at pm. Tor Washingto1
and River Landings. arriving In Washington early
Thursday morning.
All freight must be prepaid. Accommodates
fo5 pssifssP9Es,ss g5nsarps sTseHxxsoS pRo
g. +. and p. Agent. Agents, Tth st. wharf
Ae7T-H.1t Telephone Main 20.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

goR SALE
price; owner. having removed from kensinston.
10 anxious to sell. Lot $50 feet front by q
OF s nS Ssn 1ss
SEINE shade trees. The house has o large rooms.
hot and cold water, bath. closet and Is piped Tor
gas This attractive property eau be had at
positive bargain.
At KENSINGToN s-room house. in thorough
repair; steam heat. large grounds. Price. $3.50;
terms to suit.
FOR SALE
house is surrounded by beautiful shade trees.
located In one of the choicest sections of the
District. within driving distance Of the Capitol
VIII be sold very cheap.
New s-room house at TAKoNA PARK, with
all city conveniences. large grounds, convenient
to steam and electric cars. Price reasonable;
FOR SALE
% acres. with large house close TO city; cd.
Montgomery county. Maryland. VIM esehanss
RRELL LITTLE,
Colorado Building,
fe3-3t 14th and q SITS.
ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE CORNER
PROPERTIES IN PETWoRTH. HOUSE CON
FhsT FIeoR FS Hsh boS & so afP B dnk
LARGE ATTIC; WIDE vERANDA AND LARGE
TERRELL LITTLE.
fe3-3t Colorado bldg.
ONE OF THE MOST SATISFACTORY PROPER.
ties in the District for colofed buyer; situat ted
on Ches. Beach r. r. and . Minutes walk from
Columbia ear line: contains Broom frame dwelling
and 3la acres cleared land; cheap at 81 $50. Make
fes-3t. Box III. Star office.
FOR sALE-BY OWNER. ONE OF THE FINEST
corner properties in Petworth; streets macadam-
Tod. rOpfp Wit lar hail
GREETED cellar. good furnace; ami. LIST floor
raj oak finish Eft attic over entire house, with
200, Star cfHee fe32t.
FOR SALE-A VALUABLE PIECE OF PROPER.
Y containing 10 acres, on the City and suburban
able offer refused. f. r. BROWN, 631 Florence
st. fe3-2t.
FOR sALE-BEAUTiFUL LARGE LOTS IN
koma section and the cheapest in the District;
$500 70 500 on easy terms Send for plat.
1915, ne. cor. 14fh and \. Y. ave. feI-tf
FOR sALE-oR RENT-LARGE NEW HOUSE AT
Langdon, D. c.; ONE FARE great bargain; it
VIII Ei ySp to p e asw 0 RKrck aousrs
DETACHED; large LOTS native oak trees; hot
iasO-et 1eN' JOHN O. JOHNSON. 1928 G st.
VERY DESIRABLE 1oo-AoRE FRUIT FARM;
1000 standard varieties apple trees, 1900
lecte1 varieties peach trees, GOO pear trees, $50
plum trees and small fruits sufficient for family
use; price. SO. 500, half cash.
PIERCE & PIERCE
j-1-tf Vienna Fairfax Co., Va.
FOR sALE-SPLENDID REAL ESTATE; REASON
able and easy terms; send for my cata
ioyue Of great bargains they consist OF grain,
dairy, fruit. truck. poultry and blue grass farms;
also lovely homes along the steam and electric
lines with acreage suitable for Office holders;
mills, halls, etc. We have good land. good
schools. churches and good society. 1t will pay
you to come out and let me show you around.
have always lived in the country. I can do
better part by you than IL I lived In the city.
Don't fall to send for my catalogue before
you buy
JOHN F. JERMAN. Fairfax C. a.. Va.
Branch office at Vienna. Phone connection al
Fairfax c. ii. and Vienna. oc7-tf
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE REDUCED TO s.50o-sUBsTANTfAI
s-reom brick dwelling. near 9Th and L. Cap SITS. !;
very attractive; modern plumbing: a splendid
wIfLIGE, GIBBS q DANIEL. COS & Cos 18Th
taso-ot
FOR sALE-MoDERS BRICK HOME. NEAR
IN excellent condition, great bargain at $500.
wnLdGB, GIBBS & DANIEL. eos & COS 18th.
FOR sAT.E-CORNER BRICK RESIDENCE on
circle, NV; splenddIy located: s rooms bath;
entirely modern: less than $500 win buy.
wnLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL, sos * COS 18th.
FQR sALE-REDUcTlD FROM $3.50 TO 50, 300
Spend'd brick residence. near 7tb aud 4. Cap
sts. n.e.; rooms bath: large yard; steadily
wfiGu Is0 eIsB ss' 'f pASl sos 90, 18TH
1aso-6t
FOB sALE-NORTH OF U ST. BET. nth AND
18th nv; one Of those delightful Roman-brick
fronts; rooms, tiled bath; steam heat; splen-
didly arranged on reception ball plan. will sell
q once to private purchaser for $500. address
O. J., Star once. taSo-of'
room houses; BATH, furnace heat; nice homes or
fSSa Investment; rriee end terms 50. rishti -.
FOR ALE.ELooNISGpALE. NEAR NORTH
Capitol and sta 2story and cellar brick: u
rooms; reception hall and bath. furnace heat; 70
i i; sas and rear 'li' l. l. RUST COS ,4.h st,
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-fe-Rou HOUSE on
constructed; lot asII2o to alley; two-story brici
stable of lot.
VIII sell cheap for what honse cost TO build
exchange equity for sma lied house
10R0OM HOUSE ON WASHINGTON HTS
Beautiful parior, reception hail. dining room.
Kitchen and buffers pantry on nrst noof
spacious bed chambers, tiled baths, porches,
and side, each story.
Overlooking Rock Greek Park and Conn. ave.
bridge; Will sell cheap exchange equity for
other property.
i4ss.IisI CHURCH STREET " W
NOW RENTED for Ssl per month TO good ten.
ant and will rent for more.
VIII sell cheap exchange for house ana
pay difference in cash
SMITH THOMPSON. Jr. tInc),
ta1S-tf 1888 + St NV. (Bssement).
FOR SALE-HOw TO he YOUR OWN LAND.
lord On 500 cash and SO monthly. For full par.
tieulars drop postal telephone call for illus
trated oOok'et plot "a OF Mount Pleasant Heights.
FULTON r. GORDON.
Suburban Realty Operator.
ROBERT Il. HEATER, Mgr GLE Colorado BLDG
de17-tf Tel. Nam $50.
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FOR SALE
DAVID MOORE,
1928 NEW YORK AVENUE.
SIXTY FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS; the best
built house on Columbia Heights; ten rooms and
bath modern to the minute; nuf said.
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS; completely
furnished: carpets, piano, In fact ready to walk
into and hang up your hat; eight rooms. sun
parlor large yard; in Columbia Heights.
MAGNIFICENT CORNER on COLUMBIA
HENrHTS-Twelve large rooms hot-water heat,
three baths. billiard room; every room a bright
outside one; a bargain at eleven thousand FIVE
hundred
HALF BLOCK FROM 14TH ST CARS on
T st.. eight rooms and bath; wide lot; just
what you looking for at sixty-iye hundred.
On # ST between 18th and 18th sts, large
house: ten rooms aud bath; only one at five
thousand.
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE between 9th and
10th streets, eleven rooms and BATH twostory
brick stable; deep lot; just right at sixty-fve
hundred.
CORNER IN Sc, one square from Pa ave.,
eight rooms and bath; twenty feet front FOUR
THOUSAND.
SIXTY FIVE HUNDRED, lot a5xI50. in NV.
fourteen rooms bath, large porch. conservatory
CoLoRED PHYsICIAN-Just what you want;
established Office for the last fifteen years
house has nine large rooms and bath beside the
ONCE, and a two-story brick stable. See me
about this one.
in the central NV. within one square Of Iowa
Circle.
DAVID MOORE
fe3-St 1928 New York avenue.
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FOR lighthouses.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNrsHED.
FURNISHED

SHE'D.
Is 18th. 12r. 3b. no. $50
1900 18th. 14r. b, mo. 125
OPT r av, I0r. b, mo. 10. 90
931 n NV. sr. b. mo 50. 90
1905 o NV. i2r. b. mo. 100
1915 n NV, lar. %.
stable, mo. .125
10 21st NV. Tor. b. .12e
l6-- 18th NV, 12r. b..t25
IA 18th. Tor. b, near
Iowa cir. fur. .fi6
1921 Lincoln PIX, Or, bloc
SIsHED.
1901 18th NV. 80. 90
sl6 lsthn w.I6r. 2ban1 200
1893 18th. Cir, Sd, sta.200
500 Riggs pi. Or, b. .55 90
Flats. 9th & RI av.50. 80
III 9th NV, I2r. b. 80. 90
1888 18th NV. Or. b. so. 0
927 Il | av. 3r. b. 1900
1747 O NV. 12r. b.. rs 90
ID 2ist NV. 10r. h.75.W
Cor house. Washington
Heights. 12-. 50. :. COO
RID. Inc. 1907 y ct. NV.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SALE
DAVID MOORE,
1928 NEW YORK AVENUE.
STORE AND APARTMENT, rent eighty dollars
a month, on corner Of wide avenue; a bargain
at seventy five hundred.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE between 9th and
7th streets; rent, two hundred a month; wide
lot; cheap at twenty-five thousand.
LIVERY STABLE. in central NV. sixty stalls.
fine floor for storage: leased to good tenant;
splendid permanent investment.
LOUISIANA AVENUE between 9th and 10th
streets. north side; opportunity seldom Of
fered.
NINTH ST. NEAR PA. AVE, over fifty feet
'front.' good depth; well rented; will sell 70 quick
purchaser at bargain.
DAVID MOORE
fe33t 1928 New York avenue.
FOR sALE-BUsINEsS PROPERTY on sTH sr.
NV near @ ST; 90 7I5 feet front
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Qnc),
no2o-77t' 1907 st. NV.
SPECIAL SPECIAL
Il ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY
PRICE, $14, 600. RENTS 81 800 YEARLY
GET FACTS AT ONCE
BLUNDoN. o'BRIEN s. BELT Qnc.l. 1870 C NV.
CORNER GROCERY STORE.
Groom brick tmodern), brick stable.
Rented now to prosperous grocer at $50 monthly.
Price, s., ECO
Location northwest, near It'll and Rhode Island
BLUNDoN. oBRIEN q BELT unc). 1920 C NV.
feast
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CORNER IN Sc, square from Pa. ave-,
eight rooms and bath; twenty feet front. FOUR
THOUSAND.
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RHODE ISLAND AVENUE between 9th and
10th streets, eleven rooms and bath, two-story
brick stable; deep lot; just right at sixty-fve
hundred.
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COLORED PHYSICLAN-Just what you want
an established Office for the last fifteen years;
house has nine large rooms and bath beside the
ONCE, and two-story brick stable. See me
about thfs one,
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SIXTY FIVE HUNDRED, lot 3Sxi50. In NV.
fourteen rooms, bath, large porch. conservatory
Just think, at SIXTY-FIYE HUNDRED
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neat. comfortable little house on Sd st. NV.
2-story brick on corner of alley; passing
door. $l,250 cash, balance $26 per month.
Price So $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-04

Nice home, s.w.' broom brick, bath hot and
cold water, etc; rents for S14 per month. Price
81, $50. Can be bought easy terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-04

Five thousand for a modern ten-room house
In the central NV. within square Of Iowa
Circle.
DAVID MOORE
fe3-St 1928 New York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-04
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR sALE-NEAR NEW Hath ST. EXTENSION.
lot 50xf56 to alley: cars soon to be running; buy
and receive greatly increased value; cause
st NV. At home 8 to g m fts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-04

LeDrot Park. pass door. 2-story brick.
rooms and cellar. Lot 1Tx1J0 to ailey-a good
investment. Price So, 100.