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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-31
VkR|AS AOT|C|AS
Coronas dedicadas a la Sc
forita Palmer. Matrimo-
Mo- Para Guyana.
EN- EL AYUNTAMlENTO
Sala de Socorros. -,Guardla
de penales cesante.- Sen
tencias y condemns

Lo, .sefores don Juan N. Rose.
ll6, don Su,ano Bocanegrs y don
jose Labrador, los dos primsros vo.
Gales do la iunta local dc 10 Uai6n,
faeron anochs { eutregsr ID fa.
milia Palmer una hsrmosa corona
que dicho org anismo dedic6 q Ia ma
logrsda Dalila.
Ell sabAdo 80 efsctu6 en- Rio
IGrande Ia boda del Lcdo. don Jose
Rodriguez Csbollero y la seiorita
lManuelita G onzA'ez Lugo, do az uella
poblsci6n.
Hoy regrssaron 4 ~ residencia
de G aaysms ell alcalde y y,el secretario,
don Enrique Gonzalez y don Luis Te-
xidor, y el abogado don Federico G..
Perez Almiroty.
-MaHana ce,ebrara session ordi-
maria el Ayuntamiento do esta ctu-
dad.
| Aver iueron asistidos en- 10 10.
| In de socorros Juan Gabino y Enri.
| que G roma, de sridas y co1tusiones
leves.
], -Ha sido declarado cesante 81
gusrdia de penaless Manuel Vega
Il La banda del Asilo dc nihoi
, de- Ssnturce dar4 esta .nochs una
retr;ts en- h onor de Mr.. Arthur F
Estabro( k, de B oston.
-Eu el juego de pelota celebra
do ell domingo, volvi6 trlunfar o
] Club <Aguila.s
La Corte municipal dc Baya
. mon hA seatenciado q Eloy Solares
500 pesos de mults 8 tres meses d
| carcsl por infracai6a al artfculo 54'
de 10 ley del trabsjo.
Hoy cumplieron sus condeua
!. en- Ia ca -csl municipal Ramon Fores
i tier, Pedro Perez, Jose G susier, Ra
0 fsel Rodriguez, jose Guzma1 y Lau
: ra Ortiz,
RI Bernardo Ortia fue srrestad'
aver, por hsber vendido malicioss
ments un aro falso. El caso ha sid
Q deuunclado q los tribunales.
o Ell dia dc Fsbrero p.6Xtmo q
}. vsran ante 10 Corts do Distrito d
o Humscao las causas contra Fslip
Matos, por hurto de mayor cuanti
j.. Y contra jose Puente Duran, por Q,
ii calamisnto On primer grsdo. La d.
fsnss do ambos acusados estA q Cal
70 del Lcdo, don Jois Rodriguez Ct
O bollero.
!. La Corts municipal senssncI
- aver & tssbsl Mirallea a cuatro mese
de carcel, por haber sgredido q .
madre Antera Arauio, causandole VI
rias contusiones.
= En- virtud de denuncia presents
- da por el sargento julia, Ia Corte m,
. nicipal conden6 q Francisco de
Fuente & $50 de multa 6 dos messs
c&rcel, por habsr agredido al nif
!, Manuel Aleiandro.
;, Por imposibtlidsd tisica hs
" rsnuncisdo sus puestos de policfa, !,
\. &c hores Santiago Rivera y Dominl
: A. Maldorado.
). Sc nos asegurs que hay dis
deneia entire los eli N ,dtos repub ic
nos de 1sabela.
~El dia 3 del pr6xtmo. Febrero
!, cslebrarGu COME encIsS escolareI
=. sl pueblo de Corotal.
Para el dia 8 de FAbrsro pro
~ mo estAo sefi tlados dos iuicios cont
Ia sefiora Dsnislson. Uno por sgl
sion & un niho y otro por turbsr
40 paz pdblica.
10 En- lrgsr del bill que present6
~ deleg ado sfor Romsro Rosa, On
~ CAmsrA, fiando precio : hora ( |
N obrsros en- aus h1ras de trabsj 10,
presentarA un proyecto dc ley sul
~" kuto.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-06

All post offices in the Territory report
at regular intervals to the assistant
superintendent having supervision of
the service, who promptly investigates
any Irregularities and, after making
the necessary inspection of the reports,
forwards them to this office. The local
steamboat routes cover all navigable
waters within and around the several
islands comprising the Hawaiian group.
Every landing on the islands is touch
ed by some mail steamer. Every steam
er plying between Hawaiian ports car
ries mail Star route and mail pas
senger service on the islaids is so
arranged as to connect mail STEAMERS
at any time, whether the steamers are
running on regular schedules or at ir-
regular intervals. In either case at
the first port at which a steamer lands
on any island telephone communica-
tion is had with all post-offices on
that island, advising as to mails car
ried by the steamer and at what points
they will be landed. With this in
formation the carriers meet the steam
ers at any designated landing and
take the mails to destination without
delay.
There were 60 routes followed ag-
gregating 12,636 miles, while the an
nual mileage amounted to ,699 sc
costing $1O1 456 81 for the transporta-
tion of the mails.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-06
NEW ADyERTIsEmENTs.

Corporation Notices Q5) ,....,..rage 3
Mutual Life Insurance Co.-.. Page
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-06
SERVICES
FOR PAST YEAR
G. w. CARR, SUPERINTENDENT
MAKES HIS REPORT.

George w. Carr, Superintendent of
the Railway Mail Service for the Ter
ritroy of Hawaii, has the following
report of the Postal Service for this
place. The following items are taken
from his report of the service covering
the year ending June &c. 1905
There were 1,7SS arrivals and de-
partures of mail steamers at Homo
lulu, divided as follows: Between Ho-
nolulu and other Hawaiian ports, 1882
between Honolulu, Ocean Island, and
Midway, 10; between Honolulu and San
Francisco 1856 (of which 80 were by
United States army transports); be-
tween Honolulu, San Francisco, and
Seattle, 8; between Honolulu and Ma
nila by United States army transports
SO; between Honolulu and Hongkong,
Sydney and Vancouver, 157. Also be-
tween Hilo and San Francisco, 80, and
from Kahului to San Francisco, dis
patches.
The closed mails conveyed by local
steamboat routes, star routes, and rail-
road routes within the Territory Of
Hawaii aggregated 46,799 pouches and
the Honolulu postoffice dispatched and
received 26O21 pouches and 6,539 sacks
and the local exchanges between other
post-offices amounted to 2O,71S pouches.
over the star routes in transit there
were carried 1O,143 pouchss and 1857
sacks, and over railroad routes 1876
pouches and 7S4 sacks.
The closed mails carried by ocean
steamers between San Francisco and
Hawaii aggregated 3,499 pouches and
bags and 1885 sacks; between Ho-
nolulu and foreign ports, 2,5O2 bags and
GAS bags of prints; between Honolulu
and Pago Pago, Samoa "a pouches and
s sacks; and by United States army
transports between Honolulu, Guam
and Manila, 2O2 pouches and 500 sacks.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-06
PIONEER MERCHANT
OF WAILUKU IS DEAD
AUGUSTINE ENOS, SR., A NATIVE
OF THE AZORES, BUT LONG A
RESIDENT OF MAUI

L. A. Perry of T. H. Davies q CO.,
this morning received a wireless mes
sage announcing the death this morn
ing in Wailuku of Augustine Enos, Sr,
one of the oldest and most respected
merchants and residents of Maui. The
cause of death was not stated, but it
is believed to have been heart failure,
following a long illness of nearly "a
year.
Augustine Enos, Sr, was a native of
the Azores, and was seventy-five years
old last Saturday. He came to
Hawaii as a sailor aboard a whaling
vessel about fifty years ago. He at
first engaged in cattle, ranchtng. be-
coming the owner of a ranch in Maka-
wac, a business he carried on until his
death. Something more than thirty
years ago, he opened a general store
in Wailuku, which he continued to own
and conduct up to the time of his
death, making him the merchant long
est in continuous business in Wailullu,
and his establishment the oldest mer-
camille establishment in that place.
Mr. Enos has been in failing health
for a year. A few weeks ago he was
seriously ill., but rallied considerably
passing away this morning. Besides a
widow, he leaves two children, Angus
tine Enos, Jr. and Mrs. T. b. Lyons.
The deceased was probably the
wealthiest and most influential Portu
guese in the islands. His estate will,
it is thought, appraise well on to half
million dollars. He was the pro-
/ prietor of a dry gods and general store
at Wailuku and was also the owner of
the Makawao ranch. He was also
at one time the proprietor of the Ka-
hikinui ranch. The deceased also was
interested in other holdings of value.
Mrs. John Leal of Honolulu was his
! sister-in-law The Leal boys on the
/ local police force are nephews of the
/ ceaSed.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-06

culvert at Kahauiki is much lower
than the bids received. They range
from John walkers at $4,000 up to $4,000.
Chairman Lucas of the road committee
will submit his report to the Supervi-
sors tonight. kI
There is to be grand entertainment
at the Y. M c. A. tonight the program
including gymnastics, music and liter
airy numbers. The gymnastic feature
viii be very interesting and will in
clude club swinging, bar exercises, and
drills, by some of Honoluu's best per-
formers. A special invitation has be n
extended to the Oregon girls and it is
understood they will grace the occa-
sion. The entertainment Is for the
benefit of the Y. M. G. A. and tickets
are 80 cents. The program will open
at s.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-06
SAYS
IT IS UNTRUE
DENIES CHARGES MADE IN A
JAPANESE PAPER THAT POLICE
ARE INTERPRETING.

MY attention" said Sheriff Brown
today was called to an article that
appeared in the Hawaii Shinpo recent
ly in which it was stated that the
police We're engaged in interfering with
Japanese who were desirous of de-
parting for the mainland.
"Such statements are incorrect so far
as 1 have been able to ascertain. So
far as have learned, and l have look
ed into the matter, the only part that
the police have taken in anyway affect
ing the emigration of japanese, was in
arresting K. Haga on a charge of vIo-
lating the hotel license laws The
warrant was in the hands of the police
for several days and during that time
a close search was made for him be-
fore he was eventually apprehended.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-06
NO RUSSIANS IN
THE WOE AWAKES

ing which speaks for itself.
EDITOR STAR: There was a piece
in the morning paper that the Japs
defeated the Wide Awakes. That's
all wrong; the Wide Awakes played no
such game. Eight of the boys was at
Eva arranging a game which is to be
played two weeks from now at Eva
mill. There are not any Russians in
our club and the Japs can never de-
feat us.
w. DIXON,
Captain of Wide Awakes.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-06
WEATHER REPORT,
Local Office U. S. Weather Bureau
Young Building
Honolulu, II. H., March 6, 1908.

Temperatures, 6 a. m, 6S; a. m, ~;
10 a. m, 73; noon, 49, Morning mini
mum, 63. ~ a SANS NIL
Barometer a. m, 1898; absolute
humidity, a. m, 5.445 grains per cubic
foot; relative humidity, a. m, ga per
cent; dew point, 8 a. m, So.
Wind, velocity, am, 4, NE; am,
l. NE; 10 am, s, s.; noon g. SW.
Rainfall during "a hours ended a.
m, OF inches
Total wind movement during "a hours
ended at noon, 14S miles.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-06
MHOOPING COTGH.

The quick relief afforded by Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy in cases Of
whooping Cough Remedy in cases of
with the mothers of small children. This
remedy liquifies the tough mucus, MAX
ing it easier to expectorate, keeps the
cough loose and counteracts any ten
dency toward pneumonia. For sale by
all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.
agents for Hawaii. '' '.,... q,.',
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-06
ALEX. McC. ASHLEY,
Section Director.

LONDON BEETS: March 5, s shill-
ings, ga pence; last previous quota
tion March l. shillings, pence.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-06
NEWS In A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.


1t doesn't make any difference
what you want or what you
have but don't want, Star
Classified Ads will help you out
with absolute certainty. Want
Ads inserted three times for 25c.
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Deeper Channel Required.

The shoal water in front of the big wharf
built on the District side of the river near
Giesboro Point for the big steel pant which
is to be erected on the south side of the
Anacostia river makes the pier practically
useless except for very light-draft vessels.
The owners of the new plant, 1T is stated
expect to have large vessels come to the
wharf when the plant is in operation, and
in order to accommodate them will have the
water in front and around the pier cons.d-
erabiy deepened. The contract for the
work has been entered into with a Norfolk
firm, 1t is stated, and the dredges and at
tending scows and tugs, which are TO be
employed in the work will arrive here with
in the next day or two to begin operations.
1t is said the water about the pier will
be made about twenty feet deep in order
to berth the large and deep draft coasting
vessels that can now come up the river.
The head of the pier lies a consdera BILE
distance from deep water in the channel
and considerable excavating will have to be
done around it..
When the dredging is completed a light
will be placed on the pier to keep vessels
going up and down the river from coiiding
with it on dark nights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
The Pleasure Craft.

The steam launch India, which was sold
by Mr.. Norman Moore of Alexandria to
parties in this city. it at Deans boat yard.
near Alexandria, for repair work to her ma
chinery and to her hull, if it be necessary.
When the new owners of the little craft
took possession of her she was taken to
Colonial Beach and was to have been put
in service there, but her circulating pump
became disabled and not having the appii-
ances to repair it at the Beach. she was
brought up to Alexandra for repair work,
and soon the work is completed she
will be returned to the Beach.
The little schooner Ada Wood, which was
recently overhauled at Reagan boat yard
here left port yesterday evening On deck
she had about six bateau, and towiwng be-
hind were four others. The boats are to be
landed at Colonial Beach and will be used
there during the season just opening by
pleasure parties going on grabbing and fish
ing expeditions.
A number of power launches owned in
this city will be taken by their owners to
Colonial Beach and will be used there this
summer in pleasure cruising about the river
in the vicinity OF the resort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
Blue jays Attack KILLED Child.

Charles Haines. the two-year-old son of
H. j. Haines of Urbana. Iowa, was picked
about the head and face SO viciousiy by
blue jay which attacked him while he was
playing that his death resulted last night.
The child fought desperately to drive the
bird away. and was almost exhausted when
his mother reached his side The bird then
attacked her. but was driven OF. Blood
poisoning resulted from the wounds on the.
cfiids head,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
Spanish Cabinet Resigned.

The Spanish cabinet resigned at Madrid
yesterday. and King Alfonso has charged
Gen. Lopez Deminguez to form a new min
istry.
The outgoing cabinet was formed June 10
under the premiership of Moret Prender-
CAST. and was in the main identical with
the cabinet of June Z. of which also Senior
Moret was premier Gen. Lopez Deminguez
is the president of the Spanish senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
Carrie Nation at the Bar.

federal warrant was issued by United
States Attorney Schothorn for Carrie Ma
ton at Guthrie. Okla. yesterday. charging
her with sending obscene matter through
the mails in her temperance publication, the
Hatchet.
Mrs. Nation is now featuring In Texas
and federal officers have been instructed to
arrest her. A recent issue of the Hatehet
contained a. lecture TO young men and boys
in which Mrs. Nation used plain language
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06

Chief Engineer Corbn of the tug Camilla,
who was reported to have resigned in order
to accept berth in the engine room of the
steamer Queen Anne, has, 1t is stated. re-
considered his resignation and will remain
in charge of the engine room or the tug
Capt. Posey has been appointed master
of the twin screw power launch Mary NJ.
belonging to Mr.. Gus Fersberg succeeding
Capt. Eppie Dodson, who -etires from the
command of the launch to engage in other
business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
wellman Sailed for the Arctic.

cablegram from Tromso, Norway. last
night says: The Wellman arctic expedition
sailed today on board the steamer Frithjof
for its headquarters at Spitzbergen. The
steamer King Hedge, sailing tomorrow. will
carry the remainder of the material for
gas-makfng and erecting dwellings. Mr.
Weliman is on board the F'rithjof with his
principal assistants He hopes to make his
first wireless test in about fortnight The
people of Tromso gave the expedition q
hearty send or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-06
PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON, d. @, July s. 1909
ington Gas Light Company, at Its Office ara Tenth
street northwest, this city. or before the SIX
H na5 OF i tSa sss AT
Goals for the period beginning July 8, 1906. and
ending April l. 1907: -
Coal. TO be delivered fob. alongside our wharf at
26th and g streets. this city, as required By the
Company.
For East Station Gas Works, 18th and NJ streets
southeast during the year named above IS 600
gross tons OF best A-inch screened Gas Coal to
be delivered fob. on tracks In yard AT
18th and II streets southeast this city, ia such
ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL
% 900 gross tons of Anthracite broken coal. to be
delivered fob alongside our wharf at 26th and G
streets this city; also q. 600 tons OF Anthracite
broken coal. to be delivered on tracks, fob
cars at East Station 18th and u streets south
STEAM COAL.
1900 gross tons of best Stenm Ceal, TO be de-
Iiyered fob alongside our wharf at 26h and q
streets northwest this city, and 1000 gross tons
of best quality Steam Coal, to be delivered fob.
cars On ONT Tracks ssas Gas WORKS.
All of the atovc-named Goals TO be gross tonnage
of 2.2io pounds.
All contractors for any of the Goals enumerated
above will be required to give ample security to
the Gas Company fo- faithful fulfiment OF con-
tract.
All proposals shall he sealed and addressed to
the Washington Gas Light Company, and marked
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
Jy3-d&S.13t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Arehiteet, Washington, D. g, June 70
this Office until o'clock pm. on the 10th day OF
July, 1906 and then opened. for furnishing and de-
iverng the drafting materials required In accord
ance with the specification and schedule. copies of
which may be had at this office. JAMES KNOX
TAYLOR. Supervising Architect je2s-eo6t,e Su
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNISHED,
FOR RENr-BY wEsCOTT WILCOX.
1907 Penua- ave

FOR RENT-ByswEsCoTT WILCOX.
1907 Penna- ave.
1901 18th Isr. IN $3.50 2434 7fh 5r w..1o SO
1890 Mass az Or b. mi5o.eS APARTMENTS
i22G 12sb. 12r b.. 45.6T The Jouy n s. b. b T. as 90
2132 l. Or. b, amt 45. so 1920 o. 1st n5r.b. Is so
.021 nd l2r ID. ami 40 80 2Gf61 r. 5r b. heat 10
2323 Pa az. lar b. IS. Sol 1910 r. 5r, b. heat 90
2sIT Q. Tr b. lat. .32 5ei THE CARLISLE. 1913 n,
500 23d. sr. b. eel. .3t-5o non housekeeping:
2S13 q. ar, b. Gel 30, Sol rooms bath .23. so
$40 18th. Or. b. LAT 3d. so rooms bath. .15.6 30
dIG0 s, Or. so 50 3040ll II, 6r heat ~ 80
2f33 F. Tor, b. lat 80. 20 30SS r. 5r b, heat so
J33 Fla Tr b. lat % rs SOFA 23d IT, 6r b. so
zoos s, Or. b. lat..27 so 5a5A 23d, 2f ST. b. 20 SO
134S waliach pi.r. BIS 20 so42 r. 5r B. heat. so
1917 9th. Or. b. lat 255o SOTO Il, Dr. b. heat DO so
2f33 X ar, b. lat. % 50i 3o44ia r. 5r b,heat21 so
sos g ne, 6r b.. q. so COLA 3d. 5r b.. .2o.o0
1857 20th Or, W.. .j0i STORES
2a26 L. 5r, b. lat. .1S Is 1245 10Th, Ir W. 20 90
ST. Goth. 5r W. ...-1 1880 OFFICE ROOMS.
243S Va av, Ar, W, g. II. so iS2-4S8 La az, heated
rms. IS, $40, $l2.5 SO, $50
For full list of small houses and Oats apply ar
Office je3e-d.eSu
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TIE MASQUERADER
BY KATHERINE CECIL THURsToN
Author Of "The Cirelt,' Etc.

Copyright 1904 by Harper Rights Reserreao
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FOR RENTLoN "r' STREET WEST OF FAR
rsgut square. nearly new hneiy constructed house;
hardwood finish: 10 commodioas rooms; reception
bail: cellar: laundry ETC.: an exceptional nne
DWELLING; owner may consider q proposal for room
renting and bosriing.
Apply to GEO. w. LNKINs,
je23-0 500 10th St NV.
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UNFINISHED FLATS
New YORK. us N. Y. ave-. rooms and bath 50. 80
FURNISHED FLATS.
The Wyoming No. 50, and bath.
from July :, 1906, to Sept. Is. 1906 5000
FLATS
Tie Chelsea. I'd and r SITS
No rooms and bath. per month 49,. 80 90
No 2, rooms and bath, per month. 5000
COS 18th st. NV. ID floor. rooms BATH. 30 IS
7iS 11th st. NV:
Two broom apartments second and third floors.
cheap for summer months.
GASCH BfRGE, 1926 N. Y ave. NV.
u1y25-tf
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UNFINISHED.
1920 " Y. Dir. 2b.. per an. s.. 500 90
IIos Q ST Or and b.. per month. 1000
itif Eye St. liz. and b., per month. 5000
200 Pa ave- Tor and per mouth. Al 90
2eIs Sherman ave Tor and b. ... $500
1909 s st @ rooms and bath ...... 1000
1924 Q St NV, 7r and b........-.... $3.50
FURNISHED
1922 18th st. i4r Oh hot-water heat. 10000
l7I2 s ST. IIr and bat h..... 1900
1905 Yale st I2r and b. per month I25 90
1904 18th St ifr and b. per month"; 40 90
III DE Bales az lAr and b ner month 100 %
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STOP PAYING RENT.
OWN YOUR HOME
AT BEAUTIFUL
CAPITOL HEIG RTS.
PUBLIC SCHOOL. &c. CAR FARE.
LOTS. $1,000 UP.
Take FL st. and get OF at 61st st. ne.
Agents on grounds daily.
@. B. ZANTZfNGER. Owner.
Ofdces: 214. 215 McGin bldg s0s-e14 C ST. NV,
and Capitol Heights.
Come out today. tomorrow Sunday.
$1.o0 DOWN. $1.Oo MONTH.
je29-tf.20
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY


FUR SALE-HoJSES LOTS. FARMS
Fine air. good water. kind soil
CHI ARIjES HINE.
Jy6s3ts Vienna. Va.
FOR SALE-NEw. HANDSOME SIx-RooM COT
fage; front porch; well water one mile west OF
city. near station and Great Falls x O. ID. r. x. !,
lot 100 feet front: high location: fne view.
Price, 1880; $3.50 cash. balance $2f per month.
r. A. PHILLIPS 1906 G NV. jy6-3of,8
"A acres; large trees, ETC.; So $50; easy terms.
5y53ts GRACE 81. THOMAS, Coreoran bldg
Ii. N. MARTINS 4TH ADDITION TO
CHEVY CHASE.
LOTS, $225 TO 1925
50xi4o TO ESQ FIT.
Beautiful shade. High land Fine views Wide
streets. City conveaienees provided. VIII
finance home. A first-elass opportunity Call
and let show ron property.
IL. " MARTIN & CO.,
jy5-2t 1T41 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT-BY B. F. SAIL co. ITH & L NV
1915 7th NV store. .S75 90 "a me- 1lr b. 30 50
I70S 9th NV. Tor. AZ 00f 1911 |. NV Tr b. % 90
$50 NV ste. dwg. 1000 10i Quincy Or b. % 80
S13 L NV, Sr. b.. AZ. 80 iT4s Seaton Or h. % 10
1921 NV. Or b.. .40. 50 5i4 Tenn ne Sr l25 80
1343 Core NV f2r b. 40. co - r ne, 6r h. 81 70
450 VI NV Or b. ar 30 1882 18th NV Or 20 80
1S45 14th NV ST. h. 35 80 2o41 Gales ne 6r,w 2 50
1917 NV Tor. h. 81. so 22f7 nth NV lr w 70 20
Office looms at 5t2 + ct NV. (steam heated
je30-tf
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-T-ROOM HOUSE AT BRookIAND;
all modern improvements squares from cars
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FOR RENT-BARtiAIN UNTIL OCT DE-
Hghfful rooms all overlooking st; southern cx-
pOsuFe: cool. airy. nicely fur; piano; l29 Md.
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