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FOR RENT
701 9th NV, Or, $50 80l6 03 ave, sr, b. 27 so
1l43 9Th ne, Or. b. so ga Eye ne, Or. b. 1S so
1921 10th NV, 5r. 1850 1887 9th NV Or 16. 40
II Wash st. Anacos- AZ Fenton NV Ar. g. 40
tia, Ar. .9.50l
CAYWOOD 4 GARRETT, 1881 n. Y. ave. NV
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FOR RENT-1O90 sTH ST. NV, 8 LARGE
rooms and bath. 1870.
912 LIST st. NV. rooms and b., newly papered
and painted. $3.50.
IS st. Ne. rooms and BATH $500.
114S 9Th st. me-, rooms and b., good cond.,
5000. -
1928 \. Capt. ST., rooms. $3.50.
34O0 st. NV, large store, fixtures. 5000.
P. J. WALSHE. 1886 New York ave.
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DAVIS. 7TH & e S.W.
416 It'll sw, 7r. 1880
122 ii sw, 3r. Sd q. 500
89 Md ave ne, Or. 81. 90
1873 N Sc, Or, W & g. $50
708 7th sw, store. 1890
1855 9Th ne, Or. 1850
1928 B sw, LIST q, 5r.30.O 90
40 G sw, LIST fir, Ar, b.1O.00
722 Fl sw, 2r. 500
400 7th sw. store. .2O.5O
30 N Sc. store. 1890
Sd below NJ, stable 5000
18th and d NV, Sd &
4th floors. 3d.
1914 Del av sw, Or. 1880
1916 Del av sw, Or. 1880
1855 LIST sw, 2r.....4.W
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FOR RENT-FLOYD E.
1872 Conn av NV,
12r, year. 81, 100. Oo
400 Sd NV, 12r, ami. AZ. SO
500 f ne, 10r, b.. 30 80
S13 + sw, 7r, b. .25.OO
GAG I sw. Or, b. .3.50
1919 Az sw, IT. b. $500
1913 Md av sw, Or,
AMI ............2 II. Oh
1011 Md av sw, Or,
ami Il .bO
4S5 G sw, Or, imp. 1890
1910 Tn st sw, Or. H.
4S7 C sw, Or, imp. .11.50
$40 eth sw, Or, ami. %. so
TIA + sw. Or. .....17.OO
3O4 18th sw, Or. 1850
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341S 18th NV, Or, b. 80. 80
1908 Riggs NV, Sr. b. 81. so
1925 s NV. 7r, b. $3.50
1910 Riggs, Or, b. $3.50
ia Quincy ne, 7r. 81. 80
1904 9th NV, 8r, b. 81 80
Al N 7 av NV, II, b.N.50
70 N Y av ne, Or, b. rs. so
1910 l ne, 7r and b,
hot-water heat. =. rs. 20
I'd ne bet Bryant and
Charming, Or, b. ..25.6
Ne cor Bryant and ID,
1878 9Th NV, Or, b.23.50
1913 7th ne. Or, b. ..23.S0
1907 q Sc, Or, b. ESQ
412 p NV, Or. b. ..22.0
5l8 Col I'd. Or, b. .2.5O
621 I'd ne. Or, b. .2.50
127 18th sc, Or, b. ..21. so
81 p NV, Or. .20.50
1896 Lincoln av, Or, b. 20. 80
1913 Lincoln v,6r. b@. 80
1927 9Th ne. Or, b. 20. so
1889 Goth, 7r. b. ...&.60
us 18th DIV, I'd q. .2U.00
500 Florence, Or, b. 1000
$40 Dist, Or. ....12.0
1921 Half, 4r. TO- go
STORES.
71o 14th, n store. 100. 90
22d & N. store. 1880
1009-11-13 9th NV,
stores ...........45.00
1245 Goth. store. 40. 90
$40 lllh sc. wareh. .36 ]. 90
1896 r NV, 2r&store. 25. 80
1910 18th se, coal I'd. rs. 90
OFFICES.
Belasco Theater bldg,
4th q, 1r, 65x65.. 100. 90
LIB u, part0r0. ..0.W
60A-606 11th NV, Z
com rooms. 80. 90
1874 g. 81 Twin rent
senarately) ......0.00
ZOE 18th, Or. 90
1429 Pa av, 2 q. 90
1929 g, basement. %. 90
The Severn, 1910 H,
room No. 14.....12.00
The Severn. 1910 n
NV. No 10. .26. 90
1910 81, DOM y. ...25. 90
The Severn. 1910 n
NV. No IL. 90
626 3 NV, Offices. ...A-
$40 14th NV, III, II. 1000
lot G NV. 1r, Sd middle8. 90
HOTELS.
Hotel. 1877 rooms. 900
STABLE,
Rear 172e 18th. -. .26. 90
Rear 10%Col I'd flor
auto) ............1A.W
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FOR RENT
VIM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1407 ST.
1927 Mass av, lar, 2b 1920 18th st NV 12r, %
1927 II av, 12r, 2b 1924 H av lar, %
1922 N H. av. lar, 2b 212 Cap st, 1Or,
1721 Riggs, Tor, b 1895 22d ct, Or.
1850 Oregon av, 1Or, b 1924 9th st NV, Or, b
8O4S st NV, Tor, b 1907 Sd st NV, 12r,
14O6 Belmont st. Dr. 1913 st NV, 6r,
PAT st NV, Tor, b go Sth 1t ne, Or. b
1926 st ne, Or,
APARTMENTS
1922 R st NV, Or, b 1903 ID ct NV, Or, b
1918 Oregon av. 6&6r, 1853 Willard st. 5&6r, b
25O5 18th st NV, Or. b 3418 ct NV, Or,
11O4 18th st NV, Ar, 1927 35th st NV, Or.
3O2 st ne, Or, o1S1a N st ne, Or,
40 NJ st NV, 3r, b I'LL IS 14th NV, Ar. b
SUBURBAN.
18th and Joliet ST., Brookland ID. c.; lot S0x
$50: 7r. and b.; stable; 2 sqrs from car line.
On Mills road. Langdon, d. c.; 10r; h.w.h. |;
lot 40x15O; good stable.
STORES.
1887 18th st. Sc; large store room. rear cellar.
11O6 18th st. NV; 33x33; large show window.
FOR COLORED.
Nc. 4 East Alex ct, Ar, C. and h.
No. East Alex. ct, Ar; C. and b.
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TT & WILCOX.
ma. ave.
sos Kennedy, Tr,b.1S.5O
2o0S l, Or, W. so
Il5 NJ. Or. W. .14.O
2l6 L, Ar, W. 90
APARTMENTS.
The Jouy. %, s. b.h't.35. 90
The Jouy In, 5r, b. h't.32.s0
8020 o, LIST q, Orb. rs. 80
30161 r, Or, b, heat. % 80
8010 r. 5r. b, heat. .25. so
THE CARLISLE, 1918 n,
| mountaineering:
| 2 rooms, bath. =. 20. 80
I 2 rooms. bath. Is sc
S012 Z, Or. b, heat. q. so
80l6 b, Or. b, heat. 20. 80
605A 23d. "a, 5r, b. 20. 50
804O r, Or. b. heat 20. SO
8044h X, Or. b,heat.2 20. SC
601A 23d. br. b. :. 20. 80
1924 Doth. Ar, b. lilo
95S F sw, Ar, b....B.S0
STORES.
l245 10th. 1r. ", $40, 90
2121 Pa Az. ! lr.w.g16. 50
1904 Erie, 1r. 90
| OFFICE ROOMS.
| 4S2-4S6 La ay. heated
rms, s., $40. $3.50. so
houses and fats apply at
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DENTISTRY.

Iines It.. ooc. g. q. 20. VIZ. e2.s2. mo-. 81
DR. OTIS ". nLzEY, DENTIST. s.w. con 10Th
end r stpr n.w.-Reliable dentfstry: moderaee
prfce1 Gold crown and brfdeework sDec1alist. Co
sultation nee. Phone Nah 1z53 9So1,s
TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs:. no .hxTnAcrfNSs
no-ssaiu: look. feel. act and la1t 1cager snn1 Zc
arnf teeth: skr4nken esess ma6s 1ernsi: 2ean's
Siiine Dr. ]. Z. WILSON. I8oo q. NV.
17RST-CI166 Work: PRICES Low: ExAMINA-
sss.s kee; All wsrk sqsrs4teed; n2 pain; give
Nv. DeoD ~ 01eSW
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FOR RENT-2S19 nth ST. NV g.
and bath; .......: .............. ss5 90
S14 st. s.e.. 2-story. Groom and bath,
bay-window brick; nice condition. ........ 25 40
1705 NV, 2story cottage, rooms,
large yard, trees. &c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. % 80
6SS64S Callan st. me-. rooms. hot and
cold water; nice condition. ............... a.
se16-3t LUTHER L. APPLE. 612 14th ST. NV
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For keys and information inquire
se15-3t. exSu r. A. HARDING, 1916 q ST. NV.
OR RENT-NO. 1712 ST. NV. BRICK AND
stone house south side of @. west Of 18th,
in splendid neighborhood. rooms and bath;
all improvements. Rent. Sos.
No. 1916 s ct. NV. stylish and substantial
Rock creek stone house. with 10 rooms and
bath; all improvements and homelIke. Rent,
$50.
No. 1905 New Hampshire ave-, near Wash.
ington Circle. A nice a-story house with o
rooms and bath and in frst-rate order. Rent,
s45.G5. including water rent.
No. 1925 X st. NV. attractive 3-story brick
and stone house with II rooms and bath and
all improvements. VIII be vacant October 1.
Rent. s50.T0.
No. 1927 Oregon ave.. a-story mottled brick
house with o rooms and bath. Rent low at
$500.
No. 113 LIST st. ne. cor. B ST.. overlooking
Capitol Park. attractive 8-story and basement
house with IA rooms and bath: steam heat; In
good order.
No. 1909 Gath st. NV. Just on Mass. ave-,
nearly new light brick house with II ROOFS and
baths. Rent low at $50.
No. 1916 Belmont ct. NV. between the two
principal lines Of cars ana In high location on
Washington Heights: IL rooms. baths, steam
heat. Rent. $3.50.
swARTZELL. RHEEM q HENsEY CO.,
sel5-st 81e r ct. NV.
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FOR RENT
Groom brick e4th st. NV; new; all n. i.e2D. 80
9-room brick, st. NV, near 18th. ...... 90
1Oroom brick. Both NV: new: 0ne house. 40.1O
2122 St; 12.reom brick 82.b0
GEORGETOWN REAL E6fATE CO.,
sei6-3ts 1904 81 ct. AN.
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EOH KENT
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY.
9O7 G st. NV.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.
500 18th st. NV, II rooms and bath. 90
UNFINISHED HOUSES FOR RENT.
GA @ st. n.e., rooms and bath. 90
HOS Fla. me-, Sr. latrobe and fur. 25. 50
1907 G st. s.e., rooms and bath. ......... 226O
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
1910 7th ST. NV, rooms and bath. SIS. 30
1910 eth st. NV, rooms and bath ....... Is. 80
1913 Duncan st. ne; Or; and b; 1st floor. 1850
1921 Monroe st. Me-, 6r. lot 100x150. 90
2407 Randall ave- ne, Langdop Or. stable Is. 90
Langdon. D. c., hot and cold wa, rooms. 800
Otis ST.. Brookland. D. c.. rooms ....... 1000
STORE FOR RENT
2O4 East Capitol st.. store, Sr. and bath. $S5 90
WAREHOUSES; FOR RENT.
14th and SITS. NV, 20x60 It. floor space;
per hnnum .$VoV
list and lexington place n.e., 5000 50. It.
floor space; per month. ...................$l5 $50
9th and 10th, G and H SITS. ne; per month $12
FOR OOLORED TENANTS.
GOO Nichols ave-. Anacostia, ID. Co.,. SIS. 90
Navy pl. s.e., 4-room brick, water. $50
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FOX RENT-bI WESCO
2s0l l4th. lar. 2b. 5000
l706 P.1Or, b. ami. go. 90
3043 p, 16r, b, ami. go. 90
1920 II. Tor, b. ami. 45. Is
Pal Pa av, Tor, b. 1887
1923 22d, 11r, b,ami45. 60
1882 L. Or. b. ami. AS. 20
1921 22d. 11r, ami. ~. Is
721 18th, Sr, b, ami. 40. s.
sos 22d, 6r, b, ami. 81 so
1912 10Th. Or, b. =. .S. IS
91Q 23d, Tor, b. LBS. 20
23z3 Pa av. Tor. b. rs .ei5
2210 d. 7r, b, lat. 80. 70
GOT 23d. Or. b. Gel. 80. 81
9Oo 23d, sr, b, Gel. 80. 81
3O09 o, Tor. b, eel. .3O.6
1889 10Th, Or, b. lat.3O. 90
1920 Pa av. Or, b. J.. 70. 30
zoos s. Or. b, lat. .27 .83
2138h Pa av, Or, W. 20. so
1906 Kingman pl, g. BIS. 30
1922 G.. Or, b. .25. 80
20O3 X, 7r, b. -. .25. so
1923 23d, Or, b. .&.50
sos G ne, Or. b. -. .2.60
GIT 2ad, 7r. b. lat. .22.50
2135 Pa ave, Or, b.22.50
1921 both, II, W. g.l6.60
2428 K. Or. b. .. 1880
For full list of small |
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JORDAN & BLOOMER UNC.),

FOR RENT-BY JORDA
1914 G st. NV.
UNFINISHED.
1870 Mass. 16r. 2b.$168.6 t
1922 \ II av. Tor, b. IS. OC
1924 \ III av. Tor, b.75.OC
2i34 Pa av, Tor, b. $500
1Il2 LIST NV, Or. b. %. SO
FURNISHED.
1870 Mass. l6r, 2b. $50. 90
OFFICES.
Traders Bank bldg,
10th & Pa av NV,
S33 to 200
1914 G.. 1r. 1900
1914 e. 1900
STORES.
$3.50 1lth NV, ID
q. heat & power. l25. 0
BIZ 4 NV. rs. W
72I 18th NV. .25. OC
434 9th NV. ID a. .25. 90
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Y & BLOOMER QNC.),
Telephone Main l777.
5l5 K NV. Is 90
1913 NJ nw.........12.O 90
oOo X NV. .12. 90
912 f, basement. :. 1000
1902 9Th st. 90
APARTMENTS.
The Ashley. 18th and v.
4 & Or. b. $40 to so. 90
18th & Col I'd. 7r. b. so. 90
The Madeira. 707 Odd, 5r,
b. .$35 to 27.50
1851 Willard. Or. .27.bO
G49 G ne. Or, b. $3.50
1908 Sher'n ay, Ar, b.. Is. so
3013 Sher'n av. Ar. b. lG. 90
STABLES,
1870 Mass av. rear. 20. 90
1924 Mass av. rear..15.OO
914 Temperance al. 800
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100 ieth i2r fur 81 600 1916 Fla av. Or, MSo
1852 Richmond, 10r 1929 9th. Dr. b.. 80
b. furnished. $500 213 9th ne, Or, b. so
1887 21st l1r. 2b. 5000 707 7th ne, 6r b..24.00
1911 20th Tor. 2b. .1!.0 1913 Lincoln av6r b2US0
1920 18th. Tor. b.. 90 1918 V, Or, b. .20.50
1914 N, 12r, 2b. 1900 1873 Lincoln av7r 2O50
$50 18th. !3r. b: $50 APARTMENTS.
1896 Fairmont. II 2b60 80 1899 l4th, IT, ..426o
l11e 18th. Or 2b. 80 1919 L, Or. b.. &c. %
l746 Ore Tor, b.42. 50 Darlington 5r. b.. .8b 90
1912 r, 11r b.. Al 90 Coyw0od." 4f, b. 100
1871 Corcoran Or b. 40. 80 l74 Pa av 6r. b..2500
467 NJ 1lr, 40. 90 e4 14th. #. b.. 800
1918 n. Or. 1910 28 Todd pl 6s. b.. 90
600 18th NV. 6r. b. 1000 38 Todd p 8r b. .21. 90
1882 W. Tor, 3D.. $3.50 2620 Z. Or. b. O0
85 NV, Or, b. :. 80. IS OFFICE ROOMS.
1912 18TH Sr, b..30 50 $40 14th. 8r, INV $500
808 14th NV. 1Or b. 80 so eos 1Ath. 2r. ID 10
COS B. 7r. b...... .00.b0l se15-f
FOR RENr-BY D. D. SAUL CO.. 7TH L NV.
ll0l NV, 22r. .$l6O.0V S14 Tenn 81. b25 80
1915 It'll NV. store. 1bO0 1917 18th sta. % 90
HOS NV. store. .600e 631 11th ne. Or. b..25. so
IA 18th ne, 81. b40o0 1888 9th NV, II. so
1343 Colo NV. i2r b. 4nu0 70 NV 81, b. rs 40
1918 9th NV. store 49, 90 3417 Br twd Or BIO 90
1888 10th NV Dr. 80 50l530 10th NV, Or, b. 80
1900 9th NV, 9r b. 10th NV, Or, BEL so
1913 NV. 6r. b.: .35 50 18th and Kearney,
$50 Fla NV, Or b. IS .0O Brookland O.. 20 90
70e me- store. 81. 800 1851 Shern ave- ". Is 90
1877 NV l0r b. $3.50 l249 35th, Or. villa 40
lS26 Corcoran er.b $3.50 I1245 85th Or ..13.40
lZl0 Quincy Brook 100 Sc. Or, b.. 2.60
land. 81, .80.50 725 4th NV, store . 10 90
41s P NV, Tor, b. 1880 COLORED TENANTS.
I2il NV. g. B.. .2s % Rear 235 Pomeroy. 2r5 90
GIL NV, 9r, b.. $3.50
oace looms At Oh = e. NV. (steam hsatsO.
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! N. i. ave. NV.
FLATS.
Huntington, Or, b. $45.o0
Allenhurst. 18th and
Col I'd, Or. b. 300
716 1th NV, Or. b. $500
300 18th Sc. br. b. %. so
J 500 @ Sc. 5r. b. 300
1913 ID ne, Or, b. .17.6O
72S 18th NV. Pr. 1900
l213l5 Duncan ne,
Ar, b.............15.5 80
FOR COL. TENANTS.
1927 Simms al NV,
4 5r, frame. $50
1914 Madison. .14.0O
54th & Z. Z Dean
wood 800
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FOR RENT-11l0 18TH ST. NV.
IN PERFECT CONDITION.
rooms and baths.
NEW STEAM-HEAT1N0 PIAANT.
JUST PAPERED AND PAINTED.
Centrally located and convenient to cars.
sel6-2t IIEBERMANN & HAWN. 1908 ST.
FOR RENT-NO. 1908 EAST DAP. STREET; 9
room and bath bay-window brick; hot water hest;
so It. front parkfngs house screened; delightful
location; rent reduced to 5000.
eeI6-8t q. e. BRADLEY, 1416 ST.
b a. SMITH CO.. lAos N. 7. AVE.
RENTAL AGENTS. BOND BLDG.
1903 b. I. ave-. 12r. and b............ Sl25, 90
1925 Vermont ave-. 11r. and b.; in fne
order; front, side and rear yards. =. SOS 90
1862 Columbia road. IL rms. and 2b....... 35b. 90
1883 Mintwood place, II rooms and baths SIS. 90
1871 Irving st., II rms. and 2b. nne order SIS. 90
7o2 10th st.. 1or and b.. fine order. 90
3 4oaS 81 NV. 1zs ana $751; 90
s, sffs store room $4,000
put In good order. $4,000
~ - J. ave. n.w..8 rooms and hath. $50 20
20 st. NV. 81. and b. go. 90
~ y st. n.e, ". and 3D.. 80. 90
u ne.. u. ana b.: newly papered. ...... $500
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FOR RENT
Z Iowa circle NV, lSrs 1901 Stanton ne 14r t6. so
800 9th st NV, ST. .$45. 90 Is 9th st me- Or. IS 90
1901 9Th st NV. Tor ,:. 10 1907 Sd st NV 12r 80 20
l111 9Th NV Or. q 80 906 18th NV Sr. &c. so
24 u st NV. 1r.. $500 ZIG 18th st 6r. % 90
2104 VT av NV, Or. %. 80 1876 st ne, 6r Y so
1241 9th st NV. Or. 20 so T34 Rock OK I'd Or L. so
3Os 14th st sw, Dr.. 1850 414 18th sw, 5r. 49, 80
1341 st NV Or. lie. 50 1311h sw. Or. Id. 40
1851 Bath st NV. 5r IL. so 1920 Half se 5r LEO
1929 Grace NV 6r.. 10. 80 329 st sw, 4r. 10. 40
II Michlers al 4r $50 425 st nj NV. 5r.. 80
FLATS.
419 ST. nw., LIST floor bath, Ar. ......... .$35 so
419 NJ ST. NV, I'd floor, bath, furnished Pr. IS 90
927 9th st. NV. I'd floor Observation-Disclosures. 1000
UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
4s9 9th st. NV, single suite.
sos st. NV, I'd floor, 2r................$l SIS 90
s54 Columbia road NV, I'd floor Or. ........ ID 40
11S 18th st. me-, I'd floor, 2r............ 10. 30
<Ao 81. h.".' Il . W
STORES.
1I42 9th st. NV store, dwg. and stable. Sr SOS 90
300 9th ST. NV, store dwg. and stable Sr. Is. 90
1O0l o ST. NV, store and cellar. ........ 20 20
32O Penna. ave. s.e use of yard, 2r..... I5.5O
3401 Dent place NV. 400
A. s. CAYWOOD 933 9th ST. NV NJ. 10.
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FOR RENT-DOWNTOWN LOCATION. ON NJ ST.
Just of VT. ave-. beautiful 3sty. dwg.: 12r. and
ba.: h.-w. heat; large side yd. and porch; hand
somely finisd always occupied by owner and built
with every possible cOny II. L. RUST, 60S 14th.
aa1S
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FOR RENT-1533 ST. NV; 10 ROOMS AND 3
BATHS; porcelain tubs, open plumbing stable;
suitable for physician rent. $75.
se15-3t STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 N. Y. ave.
FOR RENT-1227 CONN. AVE. NV; 10 ROOMS,
. NEW BATHS; newly papered and in fine con-
dition Apply to 1925 for keys.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 N. Y ave. NV.
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FOR RENT -K-sT. FACING FRANKLIN
Square; % rooms and baths; steam heat; rent,
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 N. Y aye NV
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FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. IA ROOMS
and bath; large library and studio; rent $50 SO.
se15-3t STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 N. Y. ave.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HEIGHTS. 2aOs 18TH
ST. NV; Il rooms and baths: hot-water heat;
reception hall; wide house, spacious rooms; rent,
sei5D$t STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 N Y ave.
FOR RENT-A LITTLE GEM; WIDE COLONIAL
front porch: rooms and bath; porcelain tub,
open plumbing: nice back yard between two car
lines; near schools and markets. 1928 oath st.
seiS-st STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 n Y ave.
FOR RENT
Dupont circle, 15r. and Oh. $3.50. 90
1884 Indiana ave. 1T and b............. 60.OO
1911 18th ST., 12r. and b., furnace. $3.50
93S z, Or and b.. Observation-Disclosures. 1875
ITO 18th St. Tor and b., steam. ........ $500
1908 Riggs, Or. and Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
1910 st. Sc, Or. and b.. furnace. 5000
1912 18th ST., Sr and b................, 5000
COS Il me-, Sr. and Observation-Disclosures, Is. SO
249 14th s.e., 8r and Recommendations. 1850
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Delightful little cottage. rooms. Rent. $10
n. L. SALISBURY. 1921 18th st. NV.
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NEWS NOTES

General excellence In farming is to
have a chance to bring a prize In clear
cash In Minnesota. J. J. Hin. Of the
Great Northern railway. 10 Offering
three prizes-$ $500. $50 and $75-in
each congressional district Of the state.
The judges will take into considera-
ton the system Of rotation on each
farm. character Of cultivation, cleanli-
ness Of farm. crop yield. number and
quality Of live stock kept In proportion
to area.
The head farmer" Ia new railroad
oincial. One OF the western roads
sends q practical farmer from place to
place on its lines In special car.
delivering lectures and giving advice
to new settlers on the crops and meth
DDS best suited to their lands, thus
saving them many costly and disheart-
ening mistakes.
One Of the lessons that latter day
scientists In the plant breeding line
have learned Il. according to recent
writer, that plants TO be a commercial
success must be bred on the ground
where they are to be produced that 10
to say. with conditions Of soil and ell
mate approximately the same as they
will and In the neld where they are ex-
pectsd 10 flourish.
''Ethsrissd" rhubarb at the Cornell
experiment station, Ithaca. n T.. was
ready TO cut Ave days before the I'M
treated rhubarb and yielded much
larger proportion OF edible stocks.
II 10 said that one Of the expert
plantsmcn Of the bureau OF plant In
dustry Is now at work under the direc-
ton Of DIR. Galloway producing dis
ease resisting type Of cowpea.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-05-10
GARDEN KEYBOARD

Systematic records Of the days work
are important In gardening and save
much trouble and guesswork. The
professional gardener nearly always
has such a record. but the amateur
usually does not keep any memoranda
Of his work. This IL unfortunate In
deed. for In reality the amateur needs
these reminders more than the pro-
fessional man.
Very frequently at the end Of the
season the gardener finds his spinach
crop to have been the most profitable
one OF the year, says one Of the craft.
Sow In drills ono foot apart using seed
freely.
The most serious difiiculty we have
In radish culture IL the little white
worm that attacks the growing roots.
The only remedy seems to be to en-
ploy new and different soil every year.
making II very rich 10 ~ to secure a
rapid growth.
A successful Missouri grower b.
lieves In thorough cultivation Of straw
berries after each rain. When runners
begin TO start freely cultivate only one
way. Continue this work until frost
Az warm weather approaches plant
ice often attack the cauli6ower. Fine
tobacco dust sprinkled over the plant
viii keep these down. Tobacco stems
from a factory laid along the rows
early In spring will usually prevent
their appearance
Bow radishes as early as the ground
can he worked and every two weeks
throughout the season for succession.
The Scarlet Globe varieties are the
best and attractive either for home
supply or market.
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GENTS per week: saw pole wood at the
rate of-wcll. three VI rs went TO the
woods and fastened down the buzs saw
machine and engine. ., 0 O'Clock We
started 10 saw. and II noon We were
through. After dinner We piled the
wood up -four fest high. and The pile
was eighty three feet long.
20 about the neighborhocd cutting
corn fodder and doing odd jobs. !
have pumped water at our county fair
grounds several times. The engine has
paid for itself and " ~ good as ever.
n has been worth great deal to mo
In running grindsions. tanning mill.
corn shelter. etc.
sorne folks think II pays 10 have an
engine only on large farm. but man
on small farm can get along with less
hired help IL he has an engine to help
him, concludes q writer who tells the
foregoing story OF bis farmers auto
In Farm Journal.
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Agents Wanted.

We want the calfskins, Hides, Sheer
'Peltx, TAiiow, Bones. etc., collected in
your vicinity.
Can't you arrange 10 purchase these
goods for us this spring. We will fur
nish the cash with which 10 buy; we
viii also furnish tags. advice sheets,
taking Of directions, cloth posters 10
enable you 10 advertise the business,
etc, etc.
We pay highest cash prices and keep
our customers thoroughly posted on
The condition 81 the nArke, and pay
the freight.
To any one writing as and mention
INK this paper, we VIII mail Fall partie.
nlars. Address,
CARROLL 3. PACE.
As HYDE Park. VI.
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Yes, he started life burglar.
And rcformed' That's as you happen
10 look at il. AT his first trial, when
his lawyer took the entire proceeds Of
the robbery be had committed to de-
fend him, he thought he saw better
and safer graft than burglary; so he
studied law.
Returning from weeks end visit
70 his aunt, BERTHE found an addition
70 the family In the person Of baby
sister. Always eager 10 be the first 10
impart news, he flew 10 his mothers
room and, bursting into the sick cham
Der, announced breathlessly: Mamma
there's new baby down stairs'
II you don't believe me come and see
With wild whoop the man in the
red topped boots dashed down the
crowded street. VIVA, terrible draw.
back he walled. What a terrible
drawback People stared curiously.
What IL a terrible drawback, my poor
mani asked the sympathetic crowd.
Why, the mustard plaster that Mary
Jane stuck on me before ] left home.
II has nearly drawn my back double,
and can't reach il, and But the
crowd was gone.
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A,s.I,. 4. Connecticut.

/ took three and onehalf acres OF the
very highest, driest and poorest section
OF my field. 100 feet above the water
line. and intensely cultivated II to the
depth OF SIX inches or more. Then !
sowed twenty-five pounds Of alfalfa
seed to the acre on the Sd OF June and
800 pounds OF high grade fertilizer to
each acre. On July "a. fifty,two days
after seeding. cut and cured lo'10o
pounds OF dry hay. aud on Sept. 10 !
cut and cured 1880 pounds more OF
dry hay. or 21,0l0 pounds. almost elev-
en- tons. In l03 days from time OF seed
ing Ia safe TO say three tons to the
acre of dry alfalfa hay. I would not
advise others to go into the cultivation
Of alfalfa very extensively at first. yet
I think that there are many high and
dry fields In New England that could
be utilized In the production Of alfalfa.
George NJ. Clark In Farm and Ranch.