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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-07-26
THE FACE ON THE CENT.
III Is Not That of mn Indian, but of .
Pretty Little Girl. ss


Mrs. Sarah Iongacre Keen, who liy-
ed and died in Philadelphia, came
nearer being the queen Of the Ameri-s
cain mint than any woman who ever
lived. With the exception of Queen
Victoria. whose image was engraved
on every coin of the British and In
dian empires. Mrs. Keen was first in
the number of her metal .photograp hs.
Her face as a girl of twelve summers
Is to be seen on every American cent
issued since 1886 from Uncle SAINTS
coin factory.
It is usually assumed that the face
on the head side Of the copper is that;
of an Indian, but a close, look viii re-
veal a Saxon profile. Just borrow a,
cent and look at it. The setting is that
| of an Indian. $,# 81 .Is g II;
Between 1928 and 1910 James Bar
! ton Longacre was chief engrayer iii
! the United States mint In Philadel phia..
In 1886 competition was opened for
sketches and engrayings for the new
copper cent that was to be issued and
| which has since been in service 9here
were over a thousand designs offered.
| The prize was good one. Longacre
1 racked his brain for some original and
singular design that would strike the
] Judges, but for months he failed to
satisfy himself q i.
] Zone morning number Of Indians,
with their chief, who had been to pay
their respects to the great white chief
in Washington, came to the city and
were shown through the mint. They
4 were Introduced to the, white chief S
picture maker, who was Just then
i showing his young daughter Sarah the
great concern. The old chief was at.
tracted by the sweet faced maiden and
her interest in his feathers and paint.
4 She Il childishlJ wondered how she
i would look in the feathered headgear.
4 This was told the chief who soIemnly
/ Invested himself Of his feathers and
had them placed on the girls head.
i The effect WIS so striking that the
father took time to make a sketch OF
the picture, finishing 1t afterWard FOR
8 his own amusement. n fs$ =
A At the last moment Of the period
given for sending in engravings he be,
thought himself Of the possibility 81
II the combination Of Indian feathers
and Saxon sweetness. He got 1t in
and much sport was made Of the child
4 at the time in the city because Of the
mcident. The sketch passed through
y the seventh sitting and finally reached
d the last round. By one vote it won
and ever since Sarah Long acres young
i face has served for the humblest Of
coins, than which no single coin In the
q world has such tremendous circnla
a lion. Detroit News hume.
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loose, bruising her UP until she was.
unable to walk. She. has been stay
ing alone as her husband is in Iowa as
bridge foreman for Stark & Tuttle,
bridge contractor She was able to
crawl to the house and remained there
without food or water until found by
Margaret Thomas on Friday. She is
getting along nicely now and will be
able to be up again in few days. 55*
n a brother of VIM. Deekert of Den
hoff was visiting with him last week:
Margaret Thomas has secured David
Olson ITO build her new house, which
he begins this week. a543
Lake Harriet. and the region Of
lakes within easy reach of it, in
eastern Burleigh county, offer to the
vacation soioulner opportunities that
are unique and especially inviting in
many ways. One Of the charactertis-
tics which make Lake .Harriet's pres;
ent'position as asresort is its freedom
from weeds and all groWths that; OBJ
strict the shores. Its waters are
deep and wonderfully clear, which
make 1t an ideal place for boating
and shooting in season is one of this
chief attractions in the eyes of the
! sportsman. There are no hotels lis
lyet, but still resorters will find nc
/ difficulty in finding board and lodging
! at the many farm buildings surround
ing these lakes. R y'sj Z
1 The political quiet that has faller
/ just now is very restfdl to all. Its too
hot to get badly excited just at this
time, and then we need arrest, any
lWay; but it will NOT last mucl
longer. @5 g.. #
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Horsea ANA OF caIxes.

tEay, d,you know anything bout
bosses, hey Dye know they'll eat
pork Wei, they viii when IT'S ted
'em an they have TO. The heayes
stops subseau ent. though they're an all
fred sight wtiss afterwards. Belle
went right onto d meat diet, hog meat.
an oil cakes. Yep, linseed oil -it'il
Fat q rail fence. Belle took on weight;
amazin' Gurus thing bout oil cakes,
though Once q boss has been fattedi
on ,em an then grows pieixid agsi
there amt notIlin' In the world, Il put
/ flesh onto him d second time You can
Try as much AIS you're mind to; II ain,t
no use. american Magazine
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Nle1lOkefl

II STAFFORD finished haying last FRI
day. |s ~ NJ
Qnite a few attended Sells lotos5
show in Bismarck last Thursday.
oh! say, is it hot enough to suit
you? .s '.. @S#*8$
i del Warren and wife were in Bis
marck last Saturday. t&, !, 50 2s 81.
H. Klipstein is adding an addition:
to his store. },5
Mrs. Bert Quackenbush was a Bis
marek caller Saturday. IT. # 4,
Mr.. Melvin Agnew bought haying
outfit of H. Klepstein last week. II M
4 III. Paul and T. Stafford made a
flying. trip to Bismarck Thursday.
august Klipstein3 started to make
hay Saturday. E, 5.S.3,5, %5s
Anton Erickson shipped his Hax to
Chicago last week. Al. Il Ell. A II.
Z Flax is in blossom and wheat is
looking fine. soon we will hearssthe
rattle of the harvester. r q 3ss IDS. !.
Are you going to the state fair this
week at Fargo we are. l.s.ss. T..
While moving hay last Thursday
Louis Wetzel had the, misfortune to
run moving machine guard IN his
& arm, but is better at present r: r,
The remains of Ora is lipstein were
& brought to Menoken Tuesday, where
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CONFUSION IN DRAMATIC CLUB
Only One Point on Which the Actors.
Were Agreed 5ss IS:


d In the old days in the town Of Lit
Teton, Mass, there used I'd be asdra-
matte club, which included many.
prominent men Once a play was be-
ing given IN which Judge Bellows q
,courtIy gentle man of the old school,
and certain DR.. Sanger were IN ii the
cast. In the middle OF the play all
forgot their parts. The promptes had
lost his place. and the players were In
despair The audience began to gig
gle, and the players looked appealing
lysat Once another.
AT. the end, at the very denoument
of the play, Judge Bellows was sup
posed to exclaim, I know not what to
say" In his confused state Of mind
this line happened to come to him,
and he gasped 80 know not what to
5say!! s s.s=s.S yis3 ;s5,s8
And DR.. Sanger, small and peppery,
snapped s.Well,, I'll be hanged II I do
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sHe,s ont Of 4 Job now. He hac d
good opportunity. but be didn't take
NE trouble to Improve IT. I,
Ysg, IT'S d funny thing about fron-
bic. Isn't ii r. you don't take Il you'll
have It philadelphia Ledger ss
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TANcRED CoAfMANDERY, KNIGHTS,
~ Templar, No. 4. Meets third Thursday ID
each month at Masonic hall, Dakota block,
IN II. Gochrane, n o., I'M !. u !. Mckenzie
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CHAPTER. mo- n !, O. Il. S.
II Meets FIRST and third FRIDAYS III each rnontIl
at 4; 4. hall n IS. Robert Orr, 81. ID. Hattie
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3WANTEDTo BUY.
---------------,--------.--,----
tNSuRA NcE
Insure with c. D. Ediek New. York LIfa.
ExcURsIo ON h ATEs..
ONE FARE FOR I HE ROUND "TRIP

ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND "TRIP
From Chdcag go, plus s4, for thirty
day limit, and one fare for the
rolnd-trip plus 81, for fifteen day
4 limit, to Canadian and New England
points, Tickets on sale via Nickel
Plate Road, from Chicag August
3 Stf and 22d. Information given up
on a pplication to John y Callahan.
general agent, 107 adams street.
Chicago. I.asalle street station.
Chicag the only depot On the
elevated railroad loop.
cIALsDdMER III UR1sT RATES.
rom Chicago to Canadian and
New Eng land lpints, si Nickel
Plate Road. Tickets On sale August
9th and 22d, at one fare plus s4 for
round trip With 80 days limit, and
one fare plus 50. 90 for the
reservation Of sleeping gear berths5
and detailed inf ton write Or
can on John lahan, general
agent 107 Adams street chicago.
=
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN V YEOs
at Ss5s M EN-.
a FRATERNAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT
Insurance organization. Meta the 81,
last Tuesday of each month Iii the Odd
n. Best. n: b A. Belk COR espondent,
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J ! ! ]

advertisements under this head will be in
serted for ONE CENT WORD each inser-
must accompany out Of town orders. 81
y Advertisements in this column having letters
or numbers MUST be answered through core
jspondence. NJ S5ssy; X Is IS Es,,
81 To insure publication OF advertisements il
p. N. Z ss 5S'$s sji IN 55 N ~ I
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SECRET SO clEriE s.

MASONIC
BISMARCK LODGE, Al. il. s. sA. MI. No. s.
Meets first and s--ird Mondays III each
month at Masonic hall 6. r SDullam. IN. Il
N. Burt Finney, Secretary. s s'ss
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4.O.9tUI.IH

LODGE Mo. $40. MEETS THE
lst and BID Tuesdays st i. q. 10. i. hall III
clock JOHN McLangh him, ~. w. 1; Brad
ley G. MARKS, recortier.
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!, kivxGH7 Or PyTEzL14S
ST: ELMO LODGE No. 1. MEETS EVERY
ednesdsy eysning q K Fl hail, neu WehS
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rios. ;. FISHER 4 CO.. MO,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND fNsURANC1,
141l ST. NV



uNTuRnIsHKD.
i sSs 1s ns nas Isos Gp1 me- q g.
III K n :, i rs ssn me- NV g.
1925 10th NV, Or. b. $50 lss me- 1r b.. 1900
sisa l 3 y. N. 3
s asss Iss ~ am ..f Ls e s0 g
e20 18th nv, 1x2 2. I0eI TEL g NV, 6r. .203
lsss nn nv H. Ss a TAR II
1924 AZ. Ia %. Is % The Alabsme. 1lth and
1 1as1 nv iSr h 1s oo NV. g. and g g
aoii n. H. s. TRs Regina sans Ss
III III Bancreit, II @ % The Maury. No -,
s. as.s .s 3. e. g
sies Conn a.. GO 9 . ap $3.50
s1ss Seas p:Is s ss 80 ~ -
1s4d NV. 1Ir. b.. .e0oe 8rb apis s33 SO q 81. 50
lz4o lvsh NV, q, b.s0 ooi The Avon. 18th and Col
ssI as.e e. s a.. g :ss Hss
J 5a2s p p,s 1oe ? 4s g g apis. 5000
a4s4 Pa av NV 1lr. b4s. 90 The Elberon 1ith and
8 l .sa nv s s S. g SIS g. go
1913 nw 1o Isl 1872 1891 n nw & e.
ssOs 18th NV: 6r 37 ool The Stoddert. Dr. b. SO %
Joy 9, belmont sr ACE 18th NV Or g %
1885 10Th NV r. bss oo so7 NV w. g., p ..S 50
1888 NV, 7r. b.. $500 200 Morgan NV 5r b q %
1929 az Or bsss SIS Morton ne ne, zr.S. 1850
sos NV. Or, b.. .sa5e ii2o ne. 4r.b.'. 1890
ais list NV. sr s. 500 14s chicago me- II 80
FINE THE aPARTME Er THs
THE MAuRY AND THE REGINA.
s. S + =; : e Il;
cis,ssS it,. g
sss 7tl nw. 90 as25 5 NV.
z. 1741 r. l. ave-. stalls. ........... 4ooO mo.
R. 1922 NV, stalls ..............21.00 mo.
LECTION or RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
10 charge S sny We s glad
pes' ou' fHos on RP saER Co this 1as
1914 ST. NV, adjoining the New willard
1e2sa, .th.tf
FOR RENT
2201 14th st. NV, corner, rooms. bath.
232 p ne, rooms cellar, furnace. $50 90
121 Seaton me-, 9 rooms. ..-.............. 1900
jest ''' . JOHN sGRIvENER, ale ~ NV. W.
FOR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE AND WELL
located double house
1892 ST
Rental SOS; would consider special reduction
till September 1: II rooms; 2 baths; hot-water
heat: stone and brick front; now being put In
jest NA MOORE HILL unc), TIT 14th st.
FOR RENT - THAT PARTICULARLY WELL
located house.
No. 1870 Columbia road.
Near corner 18th ST.; beautiful outlook.
$50 per month.
rooms and BATH 1st-foor Kitchen; side light.
1e2-5t MOORE HILL tlnc.l TIT 14th st.
FOR RENT-Too 22D ST. NV, COR. ST
Store rooms and bath; cellar; good eondt-
ton. Per month, So. co.
wESCOrT g. WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
je2-3t, esu
FOR RENT-e07 23D ST.. GARFIELD TER
race'-A modern brick; rooms. bath; latrobes
and cellar; on line. Per month, 5000.
WESCOTT s. WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
Je2-3t, eSu
FOR RENT-176o s STA MODERN BRICK; y
rooms; bath; cellar; latrobe in good condition.
per month, $3.50.
wESC0TT & WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
5e2-3t, eSu
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FoR sALE-HoUsEs.


FOR SALE SPLENDID HOME
Delightful sitnstiou. fronting south on besrti-
aois KALoRAMA AVE
Not one OF iorg row. eut one Of two hand
SPLENDID ARRANGEMENT
Parior. reception hall, dining room, pantry ana
S bed n rooms; Tgso MAGNIFICENT RArFs:
laundry. storage rooms, furnace room in base base
WATER HEAT; beautiful msntels.
Now occupied By On army officer, on account
Inspect by permit. yoa WIN say It Is the best
STONE FAIRFAx.
1912 New York ave., adjoining corner of 14th.
low price for new house In At. Pleasant,
ives; OF 18th ST bay window brick; the greta,es.
and mSss sonPess 2sssTy house the sxT
PORCELAIN TUB. NICKEL PLuMBING; beau
tifui mantels; hardwood finish; southern , srRos
IVY '''' ei stone sfa' < FAIRFAX.
1872 New York ave-. adjoining corner OF 14th.
FOR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN.
REDUCED TO s5.s5O :
Cost 81. $50.
trust of $4,000 at 4f1ors.
CENTRAL LOCATION.
j..
18TH. II AND S. THREE STORIES. CELLAR.
II ROOMS AND BATB; MODERN PLUMBING;
PORCELAIN SINE Tosi 1t & S ss11ss. slls'
1872 New York ave-, adjoining corner OF 18th.
NEW CORNER HOUSE.
$500 cash. payments Of $500. including ALL
1a TSEI LOT F ANp F FaRkISs
rat Arr.r-- BQ rfa Hon hall nj
trimmed in GENUINE OAK. finished the same
piece of furniture. exclusively designed gas FIX
lures decorations and mantel; colonial staircase;
polished floors; tiled vestibule. Kitchen strictly
up to date; topossn gas range a, porcelain snk'
Second foor-Three roomy bed rooms, finished In
Michigan white pine, OILED; large closets All
rooms communicate and can be made private;
perfect ventilation tiled bath. complete In every
Cellar under whole house; separate heating pipe
to every room; hot-water coil in furnace.
This property is in every sense an ideal home;
the average inside house You viii not be dis
OPEN UNTIL DARK.
ONE So NORTH FIRST AND W
No side streets In this section. all streets north
of named alphaeetiesliya
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, Inc, Owner.
mo place like home; homes like OURS
FOR sALE-BAY- WINDOW BUFF BRICK. SIX
esss 0R Ra ara e Iffe ' 1888 G st
FOR sALE-s STORY BRICK, % FEET WIDE;
best construction; ~ rooms and BATH kitchen
first floor; large laundry; admirably adapted to
convenient aud comfortable family residence; in
excellent location near Scott Circle. Address
Box IL, Star Office jessie
FOR SAIE-NICE NE. SECTION. NEW g.
room house, hot-water heat, 4.650. $3.50 cash,
balance as rent VIII exchange for vacant
ground. REAL ESTATE OFFICE 1114.G NV.
Je3-Sts
FOR SALE-618 ST NE.
BRICK HOUSE.
ROOMS AND BATH. je3-3t'
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8Ut BENT

UEFURNIsHED.
bll 13th NV, 35r. Oh. $3.50 174e o NV, 12r, bs7500
BIT NV, 1lr. b. so 90 III 9Th nv, 12r. b. 80 90
1885 22d NV. Or. b. sol 1893 18th Or b.. go 90
1922 II av. ior bs5 90 2504 Pa av. lor&b. 40 Co
1924 Nv. Tor b..T5 oo Office rms. I'd a. 1907
Building 1885 ST., will remodel to suit tenant,
$500.
FURNISHED.
t-E Nfcucu sou. %
We have a large number of very desirable fur
nished houses
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FoR nENr-BE wEsgorr : WILCOX.

TT b WILCOX.
ma. ave.
APARTMENTS.
The Jcuy, IN, b. hts 90
5000 O. let d, Or. b. 20. 50
@165S II, 5r, b, hsaf35. 90
a0l0 r, Or, b, heat. .25. 90
TIE CARLISLE. lzi3 n.
non-housekeeptn1:
3 rooms. bath. .. ~ 50
3 rooms. bath. -. LEO
s040x n. d, b. heat "a. 80
3036 b. Or. b, hest. ~. 50
|503A 23d. 10. Or. b...H. 50
|606A 80. "a, Or. b.. 20. 50
3042 r. 81, b, heat 20. 80
3040 r, Or. b. heat. 20. 80
304Ah n, 81, b. heat20. 80
Hz5 Pa AZ, IL, b. 1850
STORES.
ira 18th, 1r, n, g....10.6 50
1875 10th, Ii, ", 20. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
t&z 80 La Az, heated
| rms Is. 80. $I2. 10. &2o
bsuseO and Oats apniy u
ts3A.sea
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FOR RENT-1f9 ID Me-; IL ROOMS: PoRCEe
lain b.. cellar; hot-water heat: a perfect home;
5000 4s3 Iith re-, TO-; bath; cellar; far
je2-3t. esu GEO. NJ sLyE. eoo Fnw.
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FOR sALE-ss 900: RENTS FOR s2a5o; WILL
rent for $25; Groom brick on 18th ST NV
u St
je2-sa, mo, tu-St
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FOR sALE-s2,a BOA ST. NE. NEAR 9Th; SUB
stantial brick: good renter; desirable location;
needs money.
BLUNDON, O'BRIES & BELT (Inc.) }, 1920 @ NV.
je2 sa, INC, tu-5t
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FOR SALE-S2 300-D ST NE, NEAR EST, O.
room brick; always rented we'll
BLUNDoN, 0'BRIEN & BELT Qnc), 1920 NV.
te2- ga, mo, tu-3t
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FOR nENT-Bf WESQ(
1901 P<
2sof 14th, 1ar. 2b. .$75.o
1926 18th. l2r. b. As
1920 II, Tor. b. anal. .45.5
2i2z L. Or. b. anii. ~. .
1921 22d. i2r. %. ami. 40. .
1s1i Pa ave. lor.b..H.H
1760 s. Or. S-.....M-5
100 22d, Sr. b, eel. rs. o
H23 r., Tor. b, lat. 30. 8
e07 Esd, Or. b, eel. 80. b
2S13 Q. 7r. b. Gel. 30. =
1905 s, Or. b. n. 8
sos g ne, 6r. b. -22.6
GIT nd. 7r. b, lat. .22.b
2O20 l.. Or. b. d
s19 Goth. Or. w.. 1875
$50 26th, lr, .125
pt6 Path. Or. w.. .12.t
2418 Va nv, 4r. ". .lf.5
921 9th. Or, w....10.H
2434 7th. 81, ". 1850. 10. 3
Yer fuli hist 1t sail
o1Aco.
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FOR RENT
1917 st. NV. II rooms and bath. SEQ 90
1903 st NV, rooms and bath. S5 90
s12 18th 81. me-, fat 8 rooms and bath. >. q 90
s36 i3th ct. NE, 1at. rooms and bath... 1850
CLARENCE BARNARD,
The Oval Sign" 14I2 st.
my9-tb, LIT
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FnR sAIFH0usES.

HES 4. SOC: O. q %: WI &C g; mo. 50
f2T zaaE IS so T9 n 8 aafs conrLBr1os
Only q. so
ooaxeasa IA MONS mons n ns5 a' wrrH HOT
ssh ss .oGas sss asss s se
ISHED THROUGHOUT IN OAK.
eaouND Il ii rms SECTION Can Be- Pm.
10 ENABLE THE SALE or HOUSES AT SUCH
aooRH & HILL unct. Exclusive Agents.
1eo-4t Ut Fourteenth st.
FOR sAIB-I72s ST
Choice location near a. a.s: sn a, a,s's
a ssss = ,s', s. asa
price. Apply for permit to inspect
je6-2t MOORE & HILL anc), 1T 18th ST. NV.
FOB sALE-CALL OR WRITE FOR LIST. ALL
priees-an loeations-e.siest payments
Too numerous to advertise.
To get the best for your money you must con-
salt our iist.
The best on the market and ALWAYS AT M
3. SIDE PRICES
jest MOORE 4 HILL. Gnc). M 14th ST h.w.
FOR sALE-A FINE HOME PROPERTY. WELL
located On the Heights-
y Less than $4,000.
Modern house-wen built by owner for a home:
soor: iarss night dining room; beautiful Sleep
je5-At MOORE HILL unc.). ut 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-A GENUINE BARGAIN CAN BE
had in modern home well located In Mt Pleas
anti line.
The price asked Is
1880.
We can secure 1t FOR less
10 rooms: good repair: well constructed.
je5-4t MOORE HILL dne3. TIT 14th St NV
FOR SALE-LESS THAN $1,000.
Bargain IN s-story. 1o-ronm. bay window brick
Dwelling, on!a leftered street northwest west Vi
14th street; lot 22x1o0 feet; rents fer $40.
THIS IS CHEAP.
je5-4t MOORE HILL Gne.), I'll 14th st. n!w
FOR sALE-THIS is MUCH BELOW VALUE
For 1880
We can sell new modern house On The best
street on Columbia Heights-1o ROOMS ard z tiled
bath rooms; hot-water heat.
Rents for $50. and q straight lean OF $4,000 at
41zso interest.
je54t MOORE & HILL unc.l. TT 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-CHEAP AT $500
Well located on wide street near Dupont Circle;
10 rooms; steam heat; rooms on LIST floor, wita
reception hall plan.
See us about this cheap home.
je5-4tz MOORE HILL tInc-l, III 14th St NV.
FOR SALE-THAT HANDSOME HOUSE
1888 FAIRMONT ST.
Formerly Yale ST.
Stone and brick 'front.' the very best arrange.
ment; rooms on ist door; sleeping rooms;
PRICE REASONABLE.
Jest ST. = III ists s st.
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FOR RENT-2204 18TH ST. NV. 2-STORY BR
7r., bs: closets cellar; large yds. $50 so. Ap
ply 1915 S St NV ie2-6t
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FOR SALES 5O0-A BIG BARGAIN WITHIN u
SO. OF 14TH ST. NORTHWEST. Groom store
and brick residence: cellar, furnace, modern
bath; good lot; property In splendid shape; has
rented for $40 so.
BLUNDoN, o.BRIEN s BELT Qnc.). 1920 G NV.
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Near 7TH AND SITS. Sc. just one square
brick residence, stories and concreted cellar;
parlor library dining room, pantry and kitchen
floor r. HoT,,wATER HEAT. This house was
erected for owners own use and Is especially
many D extra features embodied; good lot iss
B hSsn; o'BRiSS BELT dnco 1920 NV
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FOR SALE 8, aoo-A ST. NE. NEAR 9TH; SUB.
stantial brick; good renter; desirable location;
BMUSp asS.' o'BRIES BELT Qnc), 1920 NV
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FOR sALE-s2, Bod ST. NE, NEAR EST, O.
room brick; always rented e.!,y well; ,aoo
je2sa mo. tu-3t
FOR SALES, 50o-A BIG BARGAIN, WITHIN u
So OF 14TH ST. NORTHWEST: Groom store
and brick residence; cellar, furnace, modern
bath; good lot property In splendid shape; mas
BIUSDoN. psBRIEN BELT qne), 1920 NV
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FOR SALES, 25o-RENTS FOR 5000; EIGHT
brick two stories, rooms 10 each noor]
cellar, furnace; good yard: modern plumbing
located good St ne. This house Is really
worth 5000. There's a profit here for some
one.
BIUSDoS. o'BRIEN s BELT Gnc), 1920 NV.
je2-sa mo. tu-3t
FOR SALE-s3, 5o0-RENTS FOR So. so; LOCATED
NEAR 7TH AND # SITS. NE. well built Groom,
modern bath brick; good lot select location.
BLUNDON, 0BRIEN & BELT (Inc.), 1920 G NV.
1e2 mo. tu-3t
FOR SALE-owNER'S OWN HOME.
Good house, 7-room brick.
Good brick 2-story STABLE.
Select strictly white) section NV.
Property modern in every respect.
Stable room for horses and vehicles.
Price. s.. 000
Terms TO suit.
Would rent for $37 60
BLUNDON, OBRIEN & BELT Qne-), 1920 G NV.
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FOR SALE
LOTS FOR THE MONEY.
Pretty house &c. section: rooms and bath.
Price, only 5000
BLUSDoN. OBRIEN & BELT Qnc.). 1920 G NV.
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FOR sALE-sso 900: RENTS FOR 500 so: WILL
rent for $25 Groom brick on 18th st. NV,
Z st.
BLUNDoN, o'BRIEN BELT Qnc.), 1920 @ NV.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-05

FOR SALE
LOTS FOR THE MONEY
Pretty house section: rooms and bath :
abundance Of ground; lot 23x114; rents for So
Price, only s.. 900.
BLUSDoN. O'BRIEN BELT Qnc) 1920 G NV
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-05

FOR SALES, 25o-RENTs FOR 5000; EIGHT
room brick two Stories rooms TO each floor,
cellar, furnace; good yard; modern plumbing;
located good st. ne. This house Is really
worth 5000. There's profit here for some
one
BLUNDON, o'BRIEN & BELT Gnc) 1920 C NV.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-05

FOR SALE
JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
Beautiful semi-detached houses on Washington
Heights Ontario road. between 1Tth and 18TH
sts., the Connecticut ave. and 18th st. car
lines.
PRICE, EACH, IS, 900.
There have always been great many persons
who were DESTROYS OF securing detached house,
the opportunity 10 now presented: each house
has wide covered porch; the interiors are beau
tifuly finished throughout in dark oak; the walls
are magnfcently decorated; there are numerous
cabinet mantels; tiled heartils; open freplaces
servants stairway; unusually large tiled bath
rooms, with linen closet in the room; houses
lighted with gas and electricity; heated by an
economical hot-water heating plant
The location Is a most beautiful one high
healthful and convenient. A section being built
up with handsome detached residences. You
will never have opportunity to purchase a
house like this again for 5000. They cannot
be duplicated for less than $4,000.
Remember, there are but four left. The others
were purchased by most careful investors on the
advice of their architects and builders.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave. adjoining corner Of 14th.