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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-26

II. Baker t,er~ fe Queen erfsceat.
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 Mr. Baker vas ont 5f he cier ~-s- terdav and no confirmation of .Ae news could De obtained from hia1= Ffe has 5e4a general 4per.arendent of rhe If0a Mountain since December last. when =aa succeeded Y. TEfeF. He entered she railway service a 9s7s g. c.erk h he suppl# deqars- men .. zas Hf.aso49. Pacific. and COZ f.aaea VI. eaa5 road aa5.I i 5s5s Nhza h. nsn- =n#ed he Wabash. Prom 4>.5 D I.a#5..#.s= zs-5 .e Has =.sa@.I.'s9 at 9he H[az5aa. =Fs4azo4- aa Hs4sz-.4 Hai5r5aa aaI rom Fe5e@.sa H,sl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-26

Dee-a 5s.r Nao Nt5 chief es=et =5 zla -E5-F.a -alea1 af 5a4 E..@a.s Central
 h se5 .a.5er. tzat.=ae zas a.z- a.a--e. at eae Ca.ea-8 district. 8oa laI -X ..1a5..s a4.1a1za= Ms zaeai
 a e-..eaza ...4H De- E 1ada E. a4s =s.=.-.z. 6..5ea-s ..s.s- .la s ..4..s . saa A-=- .aaa=l5. .st5 z=l 5e..- zzs1..- -4z az aa 4zn5ss 4E.z.5a q sa4 r. .aa.s g-48. 5. cz.az5ns --.z. and Vas a4a s9- seN a.5nz17 asz-sz1Il- sa54 a5.a=.-ae 5f a- 5oHzaerH Ra..- Ras !. .t=e4s5or5.eN. e.=3a-ea posi- -.6n a- aa.d aT he -tma qt hls a2- 8o#a=meae as general saBeei1z eaaeat of 4ae Lon Mountain.
 II successor ID }Ir. B4I<ee as sea- era. eeaa5enaea1 Of fa- Is9n Nom tam. =ll4ee $ 5el.e1 among s1a Iron Mountain people n zhs ei#z 5har !. J. .>.zxanaesz MO .s now sIpeFinzeadea7 of zae .AgnaG1saa division of he 1ihe. Hfl 3e appointed NJ Alexander has a4en supeein n5enden1 ot ea= As- aaasas division since Fe6euarE lasr. va4a he Has appointed to succeed F ". Green 8a5 Ras made sH2=.-5f- 5eHaaa5 of 551e aI4ea new. sfea5=d tAIem4H.s lstF.stgl. Pfaesoas r4= be- coming -59=l-.Hi llz=,.. .=.54r r.fe As#z.:55- sas =l.54s#aH. AI Alexander Hts ,8- 5l.=..53=s.7.z. az5- a- Illinois zl#Ezz.6# af
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-26

FORBES ROBERTSON A CAESAR AND h17
 WIPE Al CEE0PAIRA.
 today lis wite. Wh5 made his ac auafHtanee vhlfe fja4jaI with Nat Goodwin and MaX.He Elliott n En@ land. ts 8oata af much eIev"t&e~s and beaaty one of tae nptesi#Sn' ceSses oe lar Torbe, E5a eItsons Was eTha Light That tatcd n which Mr= Rober'sut ,ok t.a= ra~t of kipiiAg $ hero. p,ek aelti89. .sad=h!s wife that o Mats0e | he-f. Heldar, an Illus tra5er and 4r~fea4"at. woes Maisl"- m avt.0t. .a=a sta That ts piaee familiar to Ale Robertson. for he ell joyed repute a~ painter before he won fame az aa actor He once painted Gor IIeaee t~e.ns the wedding scene #a Much 8aa About NotH.f#== E It contained portraits of aH the cad ing characters
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-26

s7stams. raraatig cad a=paPer before the American Iasssete of Electrical Engineers describing I HeW wireless receIeer af which h. N the inventor. It Is asserta, taat thls receiver ls faf more sensitive than any of those in= vented earl.or aaG i4lst..aa of utilizing lia}ad t employs I sensitive gas
 I)r I1e Eoraet ha9 beea emiaentlg sue cessfut fa eeieaee. but la love he has been less fortunate He eourted his wife by the raaia teIegsaohje system aad. { ia sad. a1ked the important question several tines by meaH-, ef ale a9pafa tnq ia Ia oan house and tie 5astra= meats he set aB n tao apartment where G2od tAe y9'7as laly ae al hired sap learnel t9 talk hy tle wireless system. blss t6 Wa4 some ttsse before s6a Esezl 2 t' '#s5 e. I3eH AaHe.s4ass Has afief= 5Hz=a snort tue ago m application =H@s male fer he d5,ss5llstlsa 1T t.9l z.s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-26
500 Men Wanted

Abe 5odiel men, wttth s5s 10 soes to invest annually Large prort! A xuaranteea income erdorsed by sas C-srp.ar.a Life Insurance Company sf New York. An inosne. against aa accidents, endorsed by the AetaA Ltrs and Accident Company Of -arrrord Conn, Both companies possess many million. Of cash. See their represen. tative,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-26
cArSAa AND CGECPATRt
The .Eorbes f;o&crt.o.~ anA r;ae r
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 s5s t=z-e #t#5 3.ss 4V-.= al 755s .e .-4.f= =4.5=54 #iH5lr EHz H1 .!e h@9 asaa !. ae te Hf .AEaI sH#.s ssttl saf.sa5. [ Y. e. HFa il ae#4- play ed 8t a#A,a .a># tae=.le ag soslaes Robertson. the u5se4 EJ -a aetor and as We. 1.eetrHda Fl sis ter ol MaAaae fH@te IL als of f.5e pftfe pal ~t5#eets af eoaTeeSa tloa aa tbeaH.eaI el1#le. gasa oa ae= couat51f=tHe ability shown bJ Nr and Mrs. Eebeftseu a tha=ieterasetaatoa of the leading r7Ias and because of the uneon1 cntionm n.ag h which the ara4aatst has treated the characters
 For5es Robertson Is considered the greatest Hamlet of tRa F.ngI.sh stage
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-26
JOHN Nf. HARRI

Iailor Shop, 624 East 3i Pressing, Cleaning, DyeH,, Repairing neatly done,
 Especial attention given dyeing wool and silk sha11l and dresses. Ladies tail made suits cleaned and pres ed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-26
JET


  
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 To Fight fh,. lrnsf-.=
 ea Da4 zaes Eo# fae f#n=4 =1aa eoaasH .ea saia =aFBtas taH eee t.c #oa nom farmer of Hissjssjpo. and rgaa .z f.z z=a A-s.z#l d-zta4z aa.4 44 aHa a ea5s=# a4.. faa=.4 s#e#
 THs ats.# | He 4a1 b Ha Gassl a5as # ara he h06ed 6a VouIa n9as Ga. yadaman there. With help from fara5um. Bob r. To- 85& e5saa= f5rt FHuau be= believed Eo9td be aaIa to show those =ss5-zea senators t6at .6e fafeers 7f 6e south had some frieaas se5z. aof Davis fota Of man I2elaeatz thai ted ap 10 hfm being 5ta.a.t 55e 5arao6iu4 governor o <se ='s and 70 dramatic 2eee as tsat aEeH= eye 4a =fde 4a4 #ss d1m with feass
 Met bs Committees,
 Go# Davis arrived 5Ht#a3f#f q a eelafed [ C feain aa1=3as ael#af tao asDef 6s#8 eoami5ta from 6be.  I5~aa6HaFaa Progressive Essasa= composed 91 erads fa 24#E &eFtaa4 4F r Gsalea...a F I'z seaz. #a= e Hc<aif. 1Izzz.a7a#1#=z sad fl aart5s eoau5##a fr7la Ja aEf1 4alan a6f
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-26
RICE WITHOUT
 IRRIGATION
GlftcIand onnt3 Farmer Prodnfc' Good Rice on Land Nhieh Was
 Nat irrigatea.
Not irriesitela

Ht5e Rock. Naf iscr aas been slaYa h Gieseta.4 eaeH eae= ja4 tae pas. =ammea# la8..l #e55a- Gou, which. a tbs 4pa.4a 4i many x Ia aaYa seeu tae e=43Ma4=. z4ls aza of 5ae 5ee 2g9Ra t4a5.aa .a #ala a1 aaa a5ea 7st ## ef5H iez 5ae sf5.a Fas 55a fl'I aHd taa sa5a a98sas5 ae az aea4g= and #as 5a8=a#az 'ga Eea aNa hH 6efs4.a4 lae z5e4es o# a9o0jae 5s ahoaa aa1. much as 1bere irris5tton isused
 ". T Hollis Of fs9a. eleeelaal c5ant4. has sent 10 ta5s cl samples If tbe rice saovn =aE NJ Peck os Calool, Cleveland eo#a EAe=sam- 5les resemble very much tae s3ables ct theTice grown in Lo0a6e Prairie and Arkansas counties witb tsfi4atou. and it is claimed eho .ca s of .be same quality
 bile commend ana eocaaHase
 Nhae commend and encourage Con-. sazs MH. Hollis. in ort,ln& of t6a sample s.iIt. fhe experiment. made bg Nf Perk shows hat rice is a5t essentially m aqaatjce plant. bue eoaHisbas and produces profitable c5oP= on common aea2eIl| h5Ils H s,aeh Arkansas when given .ae -5ue attention devoted ta3 corn cg2p. Iaaa which p4 Ha3aee @ 4-He4s et com aiilnsat4ee Win ae
 lqc amount at labor. saEee #.mes a3ag hasbeis of au9h nice f ha4 easted as t5e aeapef tjme. each aeFe xii produce t0a soas ot sNeesH5a#
 
 ts m experiment. N Pseb sa3el some rice broadcast like oa5s tle.m.l- dio of last May. In October ho nov e1 F. and the samples an the resal Inc rico is of the hest quality. and tao hay is tbe best kind Of feed NJ aeek says he will prove to tbe raH= uc next year that he can r1ise lon 5usheIs Of rongh rice aa aa ae.a of and with tho same attention =6e sifes ais corn crop and without irrisatine at all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-26
UNION TAILOR SHOP

UNION TAILOR SHOP
 AND SHINING PAhI| 22O West Fourth Avenue. We make a speclalty or calling ladies', children's and mens '| and clothing, returning same p1oD' ly. Gan old phone 459. All work sl anteed.
 London Miller. Prop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-26
N31tl.R. R0dqsTs, 40I i=2 I13il 5t.

.- .-7-.-ass lII. ?. .. --- F4-E Bluff ArE. He also baSs o.E li1e l-fe ins.ra zaa d.4!lznt policies paving | cash more tEaa f1e co4pa2.es, easa ra..a gear dividend policies st
 aaa.a premiums h. es oa. - .z-- 5igiteat policies s1 ter : annual mt1Is hare oee@ o4if. 8rtta for description blanks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-26

                                     
                      
   
 
 
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Auto hacks at stockyards Stables. Z.

Auto hacks at Stockyards stables.
a. Gartlcy returned on the kinau
this morning.
The steamer Claudine left last even
ing for Maui ports.
The transport Logan left this morn.
ing for San Francisco.
Mrs. Kearns has now four FIRST class
jams at lie per pound.
Miss NJ. NJ. Wight arrived from Hilo
this morning on the Kinau.
Don't forget the Sunday dinner IL
one dollar, at the Royal Hawaiian
hotel.
Neatly furnished rooms at the Pop.
ular. 81, $3.50 and 81 per week. 1919
Fort street.
Some desirable bargains on KaimuIN
lots are offered By Trent & Company,
g3s Fort street.
Bids for the extension Of the Hilo
wharf are called for by the Department
Of Public Works.
Mr. Theophilus Give Davies has
been appointed British Vice Consul for
the Territory Of Hawaii.
The steamer W. @. Hall left last even.
ing for Kauai after a load OF sugar.
She will return tomorrow.
Tenders for furnishing material foi
the Hilo wharf are called for by the
Public Works Department.
Motion has been made to set for trial
for day certain the bill for construc.
lion of the will Of the late Jas. Camp.
bell.
The steamer Iwalani arrived yester.
day from Eleele with 1000 bags Of sug
ar, which are being discharged into the
ship Il NJ. Phelps today.
Sugar on Kauai X. S. NJ, 1900; v.
X, 500; G. G. r., us; NJ. A. X, 59iS;
McB., 1850; X. p, $500; l.. p, 29iO;
H. NJ, 5173; NJ. $. Co., 5000; Kllauea,
$500.
J. II. Craig has filed his report as
executor of the estate OF Constant Stir.
ling. deceased. Hhe charges himself
with slSS1.O2 and asks to be allowed
t179I67.
The British bark Engelhorn left this
morning for Newcastle. She had con.
siderable trouble with her crew before
| she got away, n number Of them hav.
| Ing deserted
Judge Lindsay this morning granted
o decree of divorce in the case of Re
becca Maemae w. Keoki Mapu on the
grounds of cruelty The libellant enup
Grated sixteen different assaults CON
United at Eva and at Kaneohe.
J. J. Kelley Of the Customs House
who Is going to Los Angeles. and J. W
Springston, formerly in the quarter
masters Office. were among the passen
gers on the transport Logan leaving to
uay for the Coast. Nineteen marines
who recently returned from Midway
after ten months duty also were on the
-Ogan.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27
CALLSOUR NAVY WEAK

New York, Jan. 12. - Read Admiral
Joseph u. Coghlan delivered sensa'
tlonal speech to the Patria Society to.
day. lie declared that the Navy OF
the United States was far below the
strength the public believed II was,
and instead of having forty fighting
ships, as appeared on paper there
were really only eighteen ships OF the
fighting class. OF these two were out
Of order, so the real Navy consisted OF
sixteen ships.
He compared the American Navy
with that of England and showed that
the United States was so far inferior
to that nation that II was almost use
less to hope that the United States
would ever catch up.
I'VE are greatly In need OF a mer.
chant marine, but we are more In need
of battleships," continued Coghlan.
"The war in the East has taught one
lesson, and that Is II has shown the
battleship is the only vessel to carry
on war and decide war at a critical Is
sue. We must build more battleships
II we are TO hold our own"
The speech caused stir among the
200 members present, and Coghlan's
iearlessness in speaking publicly Of
the weakness OF the Navy was broadly
commented on.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27
FIJI AND TRUST
COMPANY ARE RUSHING
IMPROVEMENTS

Early next week The Henry Water
house Trust Company starts work on
the extension of its offices In the Wa.
gerley block. The store Just vacated
by the Myrtle cigar establishment
will be fixed up for additional offices
for the Trust Company, connecting
with the present offices which extend
from Merchant street, and then the en-
tire front of the Trust Company's
headquarters will be renovated and re-
painted.
Proprietor Fitzpatrick of the Myrtle
cigar store Is now almost settled In
the store, much larger than his former
quarters, formerly occupied by Martin,
the tailor, and will be open for bust
ness at the new and more elegantly
appointed stand bright and early Mon
day morning.
The Builders & Traders Exchange,
looking for a downtown, ground floor
headquarters, is thinking Of occupying
the vacant store, formerly occupied by
the Union Express people, between
Fitzpatrick's new quarters and the
store he has Just vacated. This would
prove an ideal location for the Ex
change.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27
TWO SAILORS JUMP
FROM ENoELHoRN
INTO THE HARbOR

Two sailors jumped into the water
from the bark Engelhorn this morn
ing while she was being towed by the
tug Fearless out to deep water pre-
paratory to setting sail for Newcastle.
One OF the men was picked up by the
pilot boat and taken aboard again.
The other swan ashore and soon dis
appeared.
Captain Levitt had been having
trouble with his men for some time.
Several days ago five OF them who had
deserted were arrested by United
States Marshal Hendry and placed in
Oahu Jail. Just before the bark left
the wharf this morning the men were
transferred from the prison to the
boat. Within a few minutes after the
vessel left the dock one man went over
the side. He was soon discovered and
the pilot crew picked him up.
Just as the Engelhorn was opposite
the Oceanic wharf another of the de-
sorting sailors was seen to jump into
the water. The bark did not stop
and the fellow was left here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27
NEBRASKAN ARRIVES
FROM COAST LATE
With MIXED CARGO

The American Hawaiian s. S. Ne
braskan got in this morning from San
,rr,,o,.oo 9TH , comnaro,ive,v Iigbt
=.
cargo. Inc Nessel uiu not 70 W one
SOUND Tor irelgnI She pIOusnt zoo
oass OF man. Aiso apou. wv .ons VI
general irelght Ior honoluiu. ror ma, M
nuiui she mas ioVV tons vi vaLso iho
NeDraskan VIII IeaNe lor hanuiui W.
morrow az 0 p. IN. IN sase .ne weasuS .i
changes on tne port VI hanulul. o,h
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27
MRS. GER1z APPEALS
FROM LINDSAY
70 SUPREME COURT

Mrs. Gertz. the well known pathetic
old litigant who for many years past
has, In person, been pursuing a suit
against o. II. and d. II. Banning, ]. A.
Magoon and others, has filed an appeal
to the Supreme Court from the order
OF Judge Lindsay sustaining the de
murrer OF defendant. She asks that o
hearing may be ordered to hear the ties
timony of witnesses (which is mate
rial To fully determine the action; the
hearing of witnesses having been de-
MED to at present"
Mrs. Gertz assigns eleven errors to
the orderes follows:
THAT not the Demurrer OF Defend
ant j. Alfred Magoon had been before
the Honorable the Presiding Judge, but
an amended demurrer, representing de-
PENDANTS G. II. and u. Il. Banning and
]. Alfred Magoon.
Errors Second to Ninth: That the
said amended Demurrer contains eight
paragraphs and code paragraphs was
demurred thereto by joinder In de-
murrer, and each paragraph is set out
hereby as an Error.
Error Tenth: That the amended
Demurrer is not subscribed by or for
and defendants.
Eleventh Error: In having the
amended Demurrer below the Body
certified with an opinion by subscribed
Attorney"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27
uKHIKE RETURNS After
HAVING BAD WEATHER

The steamer Likelike got in this
morning after a rough trip from Molo-
kai. Maui and Lanai ports. She brought
1900 bags OF sugar, 20 head of cattle, 30
lambs, . hogs and chickens. At Kala-
papa, while attempting to land freight,
one Of the smaller boats was washed
ashore and badly damaged. Heavy
swells were experienced at Keawakapu
and during the storm the remaining
part of the wharf, built some years
ago. was washed away.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27
KINAU GETS IN LATE

The steamer Kinau arrived this
morning at 1l:15, being delayed By tbs
rough weather along the shores OF tho
other Islands and through the chan.
nels. Heavy swells were experienced
during the voyage.
She brought good many passen'
gers for Honolulu, among them being
several tourists who have been visiting
the volcano.
Two Porto Ricans for Oahu prison in
charge OF a Hllo jail keeper were
brought over 10 serve sentences OF sew
eral years each Tor stealing watch
and tn other a horse.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27
CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

The Catholic Church OF st. John the
Baptist, kalihi-waena, in charge OF
Rev. Father Clement. Tomorrow, Jan.
sermon. collection, Sunday school. 1
y. m. Rosary.
The Catholic Church OF the Sacred
Heart. Marquesvllle tPunahou), In
charge OF Rev. Father Clement. To
morrow. January 2Sth, II a. m, high
uary 2Sth, $3.50 a. m, high mass with
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27

Johnny. did you ask your
father why we elect congressman"
Johnny-"Yessum. an he said he had
been tryin' to find out himself for tho
last twenty years"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27
REAL EsTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Entered for Record Jan. 20, lsoo,
From t0:3o a. m. to 4 p. m.
Lee Kun On to Kauai Electric Co
Ltd -. -. ''''.''.'.' -
I.uka Kahale ct al to Harold Giles. l.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27

Owing to a change In the price Of
certain sizes Of crushed rock, prices In
future will be as follows: No. I, Si-5s
per Gu. yd.; No. 2, $3.50 per Gu. yd-;
No. ., s2.o5 per Gu. yd.; No. 4, sian
per Gu. yd.
We wish to call attention 10 the
fact that No. 4 has been reduced 10
practically the price Of white sand.
making II available for all kinds Of cor
crete work, for which Il 10 far superior
TO any other sand.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27

T~"For Rent" cards on sale at
the Bulletin office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27
MERCANTILE

Sales-Bet. Boards: 8 Pioneer, 1921.
so; Hon. II. t. & L. Co. pfd., sl02;
20 olaa, 81; 20 Haw. Ayr. Co., sll5;
100 Kihei b so, 1925; 20 Eva, s24.25.
Session: 2S Eva, s2425; s Kihei, So.
30; 100 Kihei, $3.50; IL Kihei, $3.50.
Latest sugar quotation, 3.5o5 cents
or 5000 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27
Lord & BeISer


office REMOVED 10 Rooms 2f-e@.
The Alexander Young Building. Hours:
to-12; "a; 70. Residence, The Aiss.
snder Young Hotel. Telephone csii:
sYoung Hotel"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27
PASSENGERS BOOKED.

Per U. s. A. T. Logan, from Honolulu
Tor San Francisco, Jan. 26.-J. W,
Springton, j. Kelley, 10 marines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-27

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29

F.tnus ~ a.1It HAsNA .
Parties wishing to purchase will find II to
their interest to consult us. as they VIII find en
onr list just what they want, particuisrly IN
Montgomery county which Is adjacent to Wash
ington. with good railroad facilities both electric
and steam. We can ener many highly cult
veted farms. large and small. with ell necessary
Improvements. We make the selling Of farms
one OF our speciaities. and you win he sure 80
md our list afEays complete with maay
TYLER RUTHERFORD. INC.
ap26.3ts 1901 n streef NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29

FOR RBNT-ONIY $27 80
1910 Lydecker ave. OF
Monroe ST.: rooms;
cellar. porches.
Splendid location. The
Of this fat viii
keep In frst-class repair.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX
sp26-3t 1912 N. Y. ave-. adjoining cor of 14th.
FOR RENT = 1918 Sd NV: 6 ROOMS AND
bath: all modern improvements; rent S27. 80 per
month. B. F. SAUL CO.
ap2S-S 7th and L sts. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29

fOR RENT-I2a 10TH 81. NE; ATTRACTIVE
8-soem and hsth d1elilaG; god back yaFd; o.
slrahie locattoa; fent. $40. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29


SCHWARTZ, ga st. NV.
Large residence near both and Mass. ave..
$3.50. or unfinished :: 10000
good for storage. .................... 1000
1922 N II. ave Nv, u rooms and baths $500
1922 n II. ave- NV, 10 and 2 baths SO .S3
1924 n. Fl. ave. NV, IL rooms and baths IS 90
1748 st. NV, IL rooms and baths. 1900
1744 n. Cap st. NV, rooms and bath;
corner house. ....................... $3.50
condition ................... 1880
sci Sd st. NV, rooms and bath -. 1000
655 st. n.e., rooms and bath; new
1903 ST. Sc. 6 rooms and bath: new
house; others IN row. ......-....-...... ESQ
diton ...................- 5000
81 st. NV. rooms and bath -. 2Ooo
112 K st. NV, rooms Observation-Disclosures. 400
APARTMENTS.
265 st. NV, rooms and bath; heat
furnished x32. rs
913 NJ st. NV, 2-foor fat. rooms and
bath; heat furnished. .:.............. $3.50
9i3 NJ ST. NV, 4thhoor fat, rooms and
bath; heat furnished: $3.50
225 Morgan st. NV, 1st floor, east side.
rs. x ba.; heat $3.50
out heat. 49,. ...........-........ 27oo
water heating plant. ..:............... $500
g. e. KY. ave. and 81. s.e.. over
STORE
SIS II st. NV, store and rooms in rear sa2 90
STABLES.
Automobile barn. 14th and Binney sts.:
space, per month. 800
shop rear $50 Pa. ave. n.w., second floor. 1880
shop, each Door. ....................... 500
Stable. rear 2l6 ST. NV; good size. 13.60
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VOR SALE
lying directly northwest OF the city. on electric
car 1i1e, adt0ining of the most beautiful sub
divisions In the vicinity OF the national capital.
Price. $3.50 per acre. Exceedingly valuable for
subdivision purposes This property belongs to
an estate. and the executors are very anxioos
10 sell.
Valuable stock farm containing 500 acres with.
In easy driving distance Of the city Has both
electric and steam railway facilities. Piice $3.50
per acre.
FOR
INFORMATION
CONCERNING VALUABLE FARM LANDS IN
THE VICINITY OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL,
FOR BOTH AGRICULTURAL AND SUBDIVISION
PURPOSES
See
TERRELL & LITTLE.
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FUH HEST-D1 a. 4. HU6T, 6OS 18TH 81. NV.
FURNISHED 1915 r. Tor. 3D.. 1880
1887 Q, Or, $55 .0Oi 1445 r. Sr. "a. so
UNFINISHED 1918 Tth ne, er b. .1o. 80
1897 21st 11r. 2b. 1000 APARTMENTS.
1917 i, Or. h. new. .7o 90 Westmoreland, to Or.
1918 Goth. 10r 2b. .7b 90 1880 14th 5r b. As 50
1889 P. Tor, 2b. 00 1724 Pa ay A. b fur 30. 90
ESQ 18th. 13r, b.. .Q1eoI 'Coywood' 4r, b. 5000
1881 Kenyon, 10r, b. - co. rlngton. Or b.. IS 90
1881 21st Or b.. .6060j 1872 2brh, Or, b.. 81 50
1916 18th. 9r b. .456oi tT18 Pa Or. b. -. 80
1895 22d Or. b. Is so Darlington. 5r b. fur %. 90
1926 18th, 11r, b.. 40b0l126 ne, Or b, ID. a. so
1410 O. Dr. b. 40. so 474 o. Sr. d.. 1850
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