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to float over the government build. ings here after the United State: had taken possession and in res. ponse to this criticism Taft said that the Cuban flag would fly as long as be acted in the capacity oi governor. The disarmament will be all completed today with the exception of Principe province where marauding bands are steal ing cattle and committing depre- dations near Tamaguay. Taft ex. poets some trouble in that section.
 New York, Oct. S-Hughes has opened the campaign by speech in Carnegie hall He calls the corruptors of public opinion enemies of the state and compares Hearst's reckless indiscriminate abuse with the fair criticism of the republican party.
 Seattle, Oct. S-The Excelsior sprung leak at the dock here as a. result of the rough passage down and will be laid off the run, going out of commission probably for good. The tug Equator sails today with mail for Valdez and Seward. She will carry no freight or passengers and will go direct by the outside passage. The company will ship no more freight until the vessels ,on the Nome run are released. when the Santa Clara, Northwestern and Saratoga will take the run. Rosene has gone East to look for more boats for the Alaska trade. The first sailing to Valdez will probably be on the 18th of this month.
 Seattle, Oct. 9-The cable for the Ketchikan extention has arrived here and the Burnside will be hur- ried north to lay it as soon as pos sible, probably before the list of November.
 Seattle. Oct. 9-The Central Alaska Company, organized by Capt. Healy to explore the Kusko- kwim river country is ill the hands of the receiver. Healy has been busted by the Wears of Chicago, on charges of extravaganza. R. A. Wright has been appointed re- ceiver and instructed to wind up the affairs of the concern. Only 60 tons of food have been taken into the district out of the thOus- ands promised and it is feared there will be famine there as many prospectors went in relying on supplies to be secured there. Healy has sued for $19,0O0 damages.
 Seattle. Get. 9-Patrick J. Gille- .more, of Ketchikan, and Miss Elizebeth Guiman, of Ireland were married here today. The couple first appeared before a priest with out license and he refused to marry them, so Pat hurried to the courthouse and secured license, delaying the ceremony an hour.
 Walla Walla, Oct. 9-The pres byterian synod has exonerated Sheldon Jackson from the charges preferred by Churchill, calling them the malicious work of graft ing politicians in Alaska. They ,claim the committee of investiga- tion spent a menth at the work oi looking up the charges. A copy oi the resolutions will be sent to Pres
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The News Of TheWOrId
'ident Roosevelt.

'ident Roosevelt.
 Havana, Oct. 9-Five hundred infantry and three hundred engi- neers have landed here. The Brooklyn has arrived with 400 infantry to be distributed around the island as fast as possible. The rebels in Santa Clara province re- fuse to disarm and troops will be sent to bring them to terms. The rebels entered the town of Guines and attacked the police threatening to kill the citizens and the popula- ton is greatly alarmed. Troops vii, be sent to Guines today.
 Boston, Oct. 9-At a meeting for the ratification of Governor Guilds renomination Senator Beveridge, Lodge and Came spoke. Lodge said that the nomination of Hearst proved that there was radical element among the democrats which aims at class legislation and strives to arouse class hatred, tend- ing to socialism and the destruc- ton of property by those in power. The condition into which the dem ecracy has fallen is menace to the welfare of the country. Bev- eridge said the republican admins tration has been satisfactory to the people and they do not want a change.
 New York, 0ct.1O-Hearst denies the published statement that he would spend a million dollars on the election. He said he would not any more than did Cleveland or Bryan during their campaign. He says henever employed Chinese labor, as was charged against him and that if he was elected he would make no promises to be fulfilled after election.
 Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Oct. 10-Page addressed a meeting here and was cheered for a quarter of an hour when he appeared. He said that while Hearst was abusing the cor poratiens his newspaper corpora tions since their organization, had been evading just taxation.
 Wichita, Oct. 1O-Bryan in a speech here says he is glad to see that ban has been put on tainted money. and that less homage is paid to the rich. He demands that an income tax law be passed and declares that he would rather see his principles succeed than to be the president of the United States.
 Havana, Oct. Ex-Governor Magoon has arrived and will take charge of affairs here soon. Tafts amnesty includes all crimes, even to political murders committed during the rebellion. The rebels are to keep property stolen during the revolution Troops are warned to take action only in cases of ex- treme emergency. The policy of the Cubans will be to suppress al disorders and the troops are warned not to offend the inhabi- tants.
 Havana, Oct. 10-Nicholas Rive rio, the noted Havana Editor, says the Cutans are pleased because Roosevelt's message says nothing about the time of turning the gov ernment over to the Cubans. He declares that it will never be possi-
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seattle, Oct. e-Thc Norwegian of Seattle banquetted Explorer Amundson here last night. The captain said his trip to Sitka was very satisfactory, having verified the accuracy of the instruments IS used by him in his survey and mapping of the recently explored Arctic regions.
 Boston, Get. 6-The democrats have nominated John B. Morgan, the nominee of the independent and prohibition parties, for gever- nor, after a hard fight. The con yention endorsed both Bryan and Hearst.
 Victoria, 'Oct:6 The Tosamura has arrived from the Orient. It brings news that the Japanese sealing schooner which escaped from St. Paul island had reached Japan The crew reported that m.n were sent ashore to look for water and were treachereusly fired upon by the guards at the island
 bo,ton, Oct. 6-The republican convention has nominated c Guild for governor. Eugene Foss, the tariff revision candidate was de- fcateI. Attorney General Moody forced the adoption of plat form favoring revision of tariff as needed. Moody was chairman of the platform committee.
 Washington, Oct. 6-The post. oaica department announce; an ar ran-ement lwith Canada for the transmission of mails to and from the Yukon, similar to last year. The service has been increased SO as to allow carrying papers in sin4lA wrappers.
 .alIany, Oct. 6-Hearst amour cc- that he will speak at the dem- ocratic ratification in Madison Square garden October p.
 seattle, Oct. S-The Portland arrived last night from Valdez.
 St. Petersburg, Oct. S-The social democrats have issued d manifesto to the soldiers at Croustadt warning them against taking part in isolated mutinies, and advising them to wait un- til the general uprising when thev have better chance of succeding.
 Newport News, Oct S-More than 20OO troops are camped above tie city awaiting transportation to Cuba.
 Cincinnati, Oct. .S-Secretary Shaw says the Bryan policy of government ownership of railroads will ensure republican majority in the House. His speeches have destroyed all chances of demo- cratic success this year.
 Ha rrisburg, Oct Ex-Governor Pennypacker mail yesterday con tained a lightly loaded internal mach .ne. The character of the package was discovered before it was opened so that no damage was done.
 Seattle, Oct. S-The Santa Ana has been pulled of the beach near Cape Beale and will be brought here today.
 Havana, Get. S-There has been much criticism of Taft by Ameri- cans for allowing the Cuban flag
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The terms and conditions of said sale are as follows: All of the above described property shall be sold at said sale to the highest bidder .fur cash, and the full amount of the purchase price shall be paid to the trustee nt inc time of the sale in cash
 Dattd at Valdez, Alaska, this 9th day of Octo- Der, 19OG
 J. C. MARTIN,
 Trustee of the Chititu Devel-
 opment Company, Il Bankrupt.
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Notice of Trustees Sale In Bank
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ruptcy.
 In the District Court for the Territory of Alaska
 Third Division. In the Matt IT of tho Chititu ]
 Development Company
 Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to an order duly made and entered, on the Sth day of October. I9o6, by the Referee in Bankruptcy, in the matter of the chititu Development Com papy. a Bankrupt, I will sell al public auction all the right, itle and interest that the said Bnnkrupt held and owned ct the date of the matter described real and personal property, free from all liens and claims. said sale will take place on the 12th day of November. \. D. 1906, at the hour of two o'clock P. M. of said day in front of the United States Court house in the Town of Valdez, District of Alaska.
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You will find q complete line If Stoves and Ranges at Leyys.
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Woman's Work.

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sessian lo-Ltes. Casa prise tad
sgiows.
Hanlton lace hsft ttselmsh o. 81
Hssiiga Lees Cshssf Piece 100
Hsslloa Ia.s Hsretsrshirf 800
HsnItaa Lars uoiies. thfes ef
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q lines. H.. ouc. OF, $i.UO.
FOR RENT-MooRE & +
APART
The Massachusetts,.
Or, b. -......-...&Io.OO
The Siassac husetts,
Or. b. ............6 go. 90
The Massachusetts,.
Or. b. $500
Dupont. CIR, b.. $500
24S1 18th. Ir. b.2d 5000
Wilson. Or. b. ....4l.JO
and 5000
Hampton. lT4o 18th,
Or. b............4I.oO
Hampton. l740 18th.
wInton. 400 Har.
ward. 6T. b. Sd d. $3.50
Stanley. 1411 Har-
ward, Gr. b. Sd d. AZ. 30
Thearle. NV. LIST d
,,, west. OF. D. 4 20 w
"iiisoh' Dr. D. .n5 ~ 90
o,,o,o d, n, ana ~ No."
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Vernon, TIA U NV ,ozo
a. y 40 20
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$40. unfur $40. 5r. b.
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and III az. so
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4th d. 3r. b. ..N.0
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1894 willard. LIST
n. or. b. .@.O
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500 + ne, LIST fi.hr.b. $500
1929 n NV. 1h.5r,b. $500
1920 n NV. 2fi.5r.b.. $500
1907 Euclid. ID a,
Or. b. ........... .24.30
1909 Euclid. Or, b,
LIST Il. .24.6O
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5O7 5th ne. Or. b. 20. so
500 e ne. 5r, b. =. .2.bO
5O5 9Th ne, 5r, b. %. so
134 U NV. I'd n,5r.b 2.5o
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6l5 9th ne. 1 a. 5r,b ESQ
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Gil 9th ne, Or. h. "a. 22.50
518 9th ne, 5r. b. ID. ESQ
500 9Th ne, If. 5r. b.. 22.60
1927 n nw.lfi. 5r. b. 22.50
5l0is f ne, 5r. b. .22.50
lT19 4th NV .1a.5r.b q. 90
300 Fla av.5r.b.1 al 90
1886 r Sc. If or. b. 20. so
13315 B Sc. 5r. b.. .@.50
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GAL Sd ne. ,5r, b. .20.50
G43Ia Sd ne. Or. b. ...20.J0
23O7 n NV. 5r. D.. 20.5y
23I3 n, If, Or. b. :. 20.@
23l5 n NV. Id. or, 20.50
2309 N NV. ID, Or. b 20.50
G39ta Sd ne. Or, b. 20. so
23Oe N NV. IF ,5r, b. .20.60
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2437 n, 2i. east. Ar, b. 1880
2437 n. I'd, west, Ar, b1S.50
GOO Ky ave Sc, cor
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124i-43 d ne,1d,5r, b17.50
334 18th ne. ID. 1850
615 Park rd. If. Or. b. 1850
2+37 N. ID, east. Ar. b. 1850
1855 F ne. ID. Arb 1880
1858 + ne, III. Ar. b. -. 1850
.G0Sia Park I'd. Or, b. 1880
$50 Orleans pl ne.
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1914 Tenn av. Arb 1870
1854 Tenn av. Arb 1870
i5la Tenn av. Ar, b.14.S0
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ID. 3r. b. west 400
l4lSDuncan.4 Ar. b. "a 1890
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.Sll ID Sc. 1st Il. east
3r. b. ............ $50
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MOORE & HILL uSc). TIT 14rH ST. NV.

MOORE HILL UNC). TT 18th ST. NV.
FOR RENr-BY SHANNON 4 LUcns.
704 18th NV. Phone Main 2345.
HOUSES.
Pill Bancroft 1or bs75 So2aso Ontario sr b. 81 50
1910 NV. 1ir.b.. 1000 2104 LIST NV. Orb. $3.50
21O7 10th NV 1Or, b 65. 90 1908 Riggs Sr b. 80 so
ITO NV. 1lr.b sta CSC 1921 d sw Or b. % 80
2111 10Th nv, lob 60.00 443 r 1 nv. Or b ESQ
2109 18th nv, Tor b. 65.OOl
APARTMENTS
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LOG NV. 3f. b. 50. 1882 Sc 5r, ID, fur 22.O
1918 Cedar NV, Or b "a. so 1926 3Sth NV 21 30
11IO willard Or b.. 50f21 Todd pl ne 5rb 19. 90
1918 Cedar INV. 5r.b O.50 1925 18th NV ,3r b. ID 80
3 ne, Or, D.. $3.50 1223 Duncan ne Ar bis so
SOl st NV. 5r.b 900 300f-3017 Sherman
Mas Az se bet av. Or, b.15.50 & 16. 80
18th and 14th.. q .601243 Duncan ne IA 20
1923 35th NV. 81. b. q. Sol
OFFICE ROOMS AND STORES
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aud 10 rooms 500 90 727 18TH fr room. % 90
6l0 1lth NV. space 623 18th NV. ROOM 1890
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1865 II NV. 3r,b.. $3.50
SHANNON & LUCH0
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1924 H fw. 1S-.3b.S4 COG
1926 Girard. Oar. 2b. $50. 0(
1888 JEFF pl. lar, b.10O.W
Ills Wyoming av, 13r,
2b. 100. 90
1912 G NV. 12r, 2b. stars. 20
1922 n H Nv nv 1880
21O0 H. 12r. b. $500
2117 Bancroft. 12r, 2b75 90
1915 18th. 12r. b. 1000
l704 Q NV, l2r. b. 1000
1895 Park NV, l2-. b. $500
1924 N Fl sv nv. &c 90
Dat K NV. H.. 81. 6O.70
2928 14th. Tor b. &. .Gt.00
212 N Cap. Or. b. ...6O. 90
1927 18th. Tor, b. go 90
24I7 18th, Tor. 2b. OF 20
2901 18th, 11r. b. j.. $3.50
1929 10Th nv , Tor. b. 80. 90
1908 N Fl av, Sr. b.55.OO
1871 DeSales. Tor. b. go. 90
1885 18th. Tor. b. .5j. 90
o. r I av NV. Tor,
b. stable (Oct D..55.O
Without stable. 40. 90
1877 U, Tor, b. ....52.N
1880 Col I'd. Tor, b. so. SO
1709 18th. Tor, b. so. 90
1908 Euclid. Tor. 2b. so. 90
1884 Kenyon. 12-, 2b. 81. 90
1903 Clifton. Tor. b.50.OO
20l1 14th. 12r. 5n, $40. &C. 90
2OO2 18th NV (Oct
II. Tor. b. 1850
623 N NV. 15r. b. ..45.50
1885 22d NV. Or. b. 1880
1912 9th NV. As. 50
1871 18th NV. Tor. has. 90
1874 Ore av. Tor. b. .45. 90
2Sl1 14th. Or, b. ....43.OO
21O8 18th. Tor, l.. $3.50
2ios 18th. tor. b. $3.50
21lS 18th. Or. b. 1880
93S p NV. Or, b. 40. IS
Zip 9th NV, Tor, b. 40. 80
1914 Irving NV, Tor, BIO. 80
40 Sd NV. Tor, b. 1880
162 f Cap, Sr. b. .4O.5O
72s Goth, sr. b. 40. 80
537 to Sal 2lst nw,
Tor. b. 40. 90
2149 \ NV. Tor, b. 1000
3221 School. Or. b. $500
$50 NJ NV. Or. b. 81 SO
2Ol2 list. Sept 10.
Tor. b............ Is. so
1902 S NV. 9r, b. =. .35 80
1030 z NV. 12r. b. so. GO
2l04 list NV, l2r. b. 80. so
1515 18th. 7r, b. 1850
1918 T NV. Or, b. .33. cd
1919 II. Or. D.. 33. 90
341S 18th NV, Or. b. 80. 90
1913 Riggs NV. Sr, b. 81. so
946 r l ay. Or, b. i. so. 50
1873 8 NV. 1r, b. 30. so
1340 Riggs. Or, b. . 1880
See our list OF apartme
Let"
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Oh d. i. ave.
$50. Or nat, list d
The Alexander"
1911 q st. NV.
$35. 90. Grab, 3D. door
$3.50. .1746 T 1t. crab
$32. 80. j.. 1891 18th, crab
$50. 50. -. .2310 18th, 6r&b
$3.50. .178 N Cap. 2 q
$3.50. =. .623 18th, 3r&b
$50. so. .1745 T, 5r, b
$50. so. .1766 willard, 6f. b
$50. 90. .703 18th ST., 3dn
SIS. 0......1 8 ne. Or, b
sea. .. LASS Chaplin, 5r, b
$24. @-1707 Euclid. Orb
500. so. 81 Seaton pl, Ar, b
1850. .619A Orleans
$3.50. .e25A Orleans
pl, Arab
$14.W-625 Orleans
pl. 4r&b
$14. so. $40 Orleans
pl, 4r&b
1850. GAIA Orleans pl.
Ar, b
$14.5O. 500 Orleans
pl. 4r&b
$3.50. .627A Orleans
pl. 4r&b
$14.O. 636 Orleans pl. Ar, b
l4.50. 642 Orleans pl. If, b
$14.0. GET Orleans
pl, 4r&b
$3.50. .1243 Duncan ne.
$13.50.815 Orleans pl, Ar, b
ROOM.
TOO 18th st.. LIST floor
....1222 G ST., 2r
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q. Rear Of APO Park road
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1852 Richmond. Tor,
b, fur. .65. 90
1887 21st. I1r. %. 80. 20
1871 2Oth. Tor. 2b. .75. 90
1920 18th, Tor, b. $500
gao 18th. I3r. b. :. .65. 10
1885 Tairmont. IL. 2b60. so
1710 18th. Or. 2b. .6O.7S
l746 Ore av. Tor, b.42.5O
1872 r, 11r, b. -. .41.00
467 NJ. 1lr, b. 1910
1918 NJ. Or. b. 1850
600 18th NV. 6r. b. 40. 90
1892 W. Tor. 2b. $3.50
1249 9th. Or. b. 49, 80
IS II NV. Or. b. BOTS
S03 14th NV, Tor. b.. 80. so
COS 4. II. b....... 30. 50
1916 Fla av, Or, b. .27. so
1929 9th. Sr. b. ....S.O|
213 9th ne, Or. b. Is. so
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707 7th ne. Or, b.. .24.OO
1913 Lincoln aver, b2O.6O
1913 v, Or, b. .20.5O
1186 Lincoln av.7r. BIO. 50
327 Del Az ne. Or. b.1S.60
l9h Jackson. Or. rs. 50
APARTMENTS.
1899 14th, II, b. $50
1919 L. 6r. b. %
Darlington. Sc. b. . 30. 90
"Coywood." Ar. b. .S5. 90
CO.'S N Cap, Or, b. "a. 20. so
l124 Pa Az. Or. b.. $500
q Todd 'pl. O.. i b....5i.SSS
3S Todd pl, Or, b. .21. 90
2620 Z. Or. b......17.00
47l o. q, b.......l2.50
OFFICE ROOMS.
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WISHED.
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1904 9th NV, Sr, b. $50
2212 G NV, Ir. b. ..N.0
Al N Y az NV, 7r, BIZ
rs N Y av ne, Or. b. $3.50
1910 1 ne, 7r and b,
hot-water heat. rs. 30
528. %, 30, 80. SO
Shepherd st, Pet
worth. Or. b. ca. rs. so
I'd ne bet Bryant and
Charming, Or, b. $3.50
Ne cor Bryant and I'd,
Or, b. $3.50
1918 18th NV, Or, b.23- so
1923 7th ne. Or. b. $3.50
1907 q Sc. Or, b. .22.50
I412 P NV. Or, b,
Sept Is. %. so
51S Col I'd, Or, b. PESO
|621 I'd ne. Or. b. 3. .22.50
727 10Th Sc, Or, b. ..21. so
1871 p NV. Or. .@.50
1916 Lincoln av, Or. b. 20 so
l1738 Lincoln av, Or. BIO so
1927 9Th ne. Or. b. .@.b0
1889 10Th, 7r, b. ..2.W
l715 18th NV. I'd q. 1000
Cor 18th and Joliet,
Brookland ...... 1000
629 Florence. Or. 1900
10 Myrtle. Or. b. rs. so
$40 21st. 5r. .....'. .12.G
1921 Half, Ar. 10.5
STORES.
719 14th. u store. 10000
22d 4 n. store. 1000
1U09-11-13 9th NV,
stores ........... 40.OQ
1890 18th Sc. wareh. .33 90
1886 r NV, 2r&store.25.50
1910 18th sc, coal yd.25.00
OFFICES.
Belasco Theater bldg,
18th d, 1r, 85x65. 100. 90
664-606 18th NV. 2
com rooms. .60.00
1874 G, 3r Twill rent
separately) ..... 5000
100 18th, 2r. 5000
1929 Pa av. 2 H.. 5000
The Severn, 1910 II,
room No. IA. .12.W
The Severn. 1910 r
NV. No 10. $500
1910 H. Dom n. $500
The Severn. 1910 H
NV. No IL. .......10.M
626 F NV. Or. .....-
619 14th NV, 2u. if. 1000
.iO7 e NV. 1r, Sd middle3.O0
HOTELS.
Hotel. 1871 rooms. g, 900
STABLE.
Rear 1928 i4th. %. $500
Rear 554 Col rd flor
auto) ............14.W
ats under apartments to
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l2130 Stevens. 4r,w.10.50
2316 l., Ar, w. 1000
APARTMENTS.
The Jouy ID. 5. b.h't.3 IS. 90
The Jouy. ID, 5r. b. bit. 81. 50
8020 O. LIST h.tr, b. rs. 80
3016H r. Or. b. heat. .25 so
8010 r. Or. b. hest. $3.50
THE CARLISLE. 1918 N,
Notwithstanding:
2 rooms, bath. :. .2..G
2 rooms. bath. ....15.5G
S012 r, 5r. b. heat. 70. 50
80l6 r. 5r. b, heat. y. SO
605A 23d. "a. 3r. b. 20. 50
8040 X. Or. b, heat .20.5c
3044h r. 5r. cheat. 20. sc
501A 23d. Or. b. 20 &C
1921 Doth. Ar. b. ..l7.O
920 LIST sw. Ar. b.. 1850
966 + sw, 4r. b. ...13.0
STORES.
12is Goth. 1r, W. g.40.0c
2121 Pa av. I lr.w.g16.M
1904 Erie, 1r. 1000
OFFICE ROOMS.
1872 1886 La av, heatsd
rms. IS, $40. $3.50. $50
houses and OATS apply a
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FOR RENT-A SPLENDID HOME ON RI. AVE
NV. BLO0MINGDALE; 10 VERY IARfIE
ROOMS. TILED BATH: GOOD HEATING SYS-
TEN; MODERN HOME; LOT 1sx14O WITH
VERY LARGE 2-STORY BRICK STABLE.
RENT. SIS; WITHOUT STABLE. $40.
MOORE & HILL UNC), tit 14TH ST NV.
se12-w. th&s-3t
FOR RENT-$30-THE HOME OF THE LATE
John w. Babson; commodous Orc house in
nice neighbOrhoOd very Lincoln Park. 1OS
18th st. Sc; newly papered and modern plumb
ing; porcelain bath and stationary washstand.
Apply premises to owner.
1912 Newton St NV.
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LA 10.
Huntington, Or. b. $45. 90
Allenhurst. 18th and
Col I'd. 5r. b. 300
716 7th NV, 5r. b. $500
800 11th Sc. 5r. b.22. SO
$50 G Sc. 5r. b. ..3.OO
1928 18th NV, Pr. 1900
12i3h Duncan ne,
Ar. b.............15.50
FOR COL. TENANTS.
1927 Simms al NV,
Sr, frame ........ 8. 30
1914 Madison. ....14.OG
saith & e. f. Dean
wood ............ 900
932 MAYORS alley. 500
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED.
1712 st. NV; rooms, furnace room and
porcelain bath. VIII be put In perfect repair.
Apply at house. se11-3t