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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-20
DISTRICT MEETING,
Knights Of Pythas for the iith and
18th Districts,

'N''S'NS " JN'''eS w NNt lltn and
18th Districts.
The Knights of Pythias Will nolo
a district meeting Tor the nth and
18th districts at Lindsay, Ind. Ter,
Monday, September "a. 1906
PROGRAM.
viii assemble in the lodge room In
the afternoon.
Address of Welcome-D. w Koontz.
Response by j. ). Williams of Pur.
cell
Reports from the lodges of the two
districts.
Short talks on the good of the or.
der by c. l.. Macarthur of Lindsay; j.
5. Leftwicn of Comanche; Joe NJ. Lon
den OF Aldmore; $. II. Davis of Da-
Wis. Claude Weaver of Pauls Valley;
John Shanafolt of Oklahoma City, and
others.
EVENING SESSION.
Session of local lodges al o'clocG
p. m
RANK wor4, in second and third
ranks.
ENemplticati0n of secret work.
Social Meeting Banquet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-20
-U,.O-
WHERE THE KICKER WILL CO..

St. Peter sits at the Heav anly gate,
his hands on the strings Of the tyre
and sings a low song as he waits tor
the souls of those who expire. Ie
hears in the distance tho "ho,ui Il
songs swell from the foot o: tue Heav.
enly throne. and he smiles as thc mu-
sic is waited along, and n warb'es
lay of his own: There is room in this
region for millions of souls, wLo by
sorrow and woe are bereft, It's for
these who have suffered auG llc mel
ody rolls; but the kicker must tarn
TO the left There IS room for the
people who, when they were youne
persisted i'm sowing wild oats, yet
Doomed up the town With sihCw AMI
tongue. but the kicker must 80 with
the goats. There is room f,r The poo
aln who pointed with prid Ia thn
beauty and growth Of rhoi' tOwn,
vino kept singing their praises alodl
ia they died. but m, kickers wiz
please amblc down. They'd say the ma
sic was out of tune. and the angelic
gown hand me down. and they'd
send for icwcler mp in the moon
TO sample the gold in their crown.
So while there is room for a milton
of souls who h.. sorrow and woe are
bercft we want no complaint of the
music rnat rolls, so the kicker must
turn to the lcrt.-EX.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-20
Quarrel Abou, csns.nerson riah,.

Quarrel About osns-Neison Fight.
Chicago Sept 20.-Two men were
Nillcd aud another seriously wounded
IN u saloon In Hammond. Ind. today
as result OF IN argument over the
respective merits ef Battling Nelson
ana Joe Cans as prize fighters. Fer.
Eu""h Iauden. n machinist. did the
shooting The dead are Paddy
Golden, DO years old. James Bemen,
"a porter In the saloon where the
shooting occurred; John Bellamy, a
detective. who intcrfcred was shot
in the leg
Golden and Lauden had been dis.
cussing the Cans Nelson fight for
some time when faudcn drew a re-
yolver and fired twice at Golden. As
Golden fell Iaudon shot Blcmn twice
and when Bellamy interrered shot
him once. Several other persons
who were in the saloon dropped to
the floor and escaped the bullets.
Lauden escaped and search of all
the surrounding towns is being made
for him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-20

The Kansas city Star IS starting an
agitation to change the spelling Of the
cjty's name. The Stars success in OBJ,
Iiterating Kansas City, Kan, and Civ.
ing it the name ct Kansas City West
Side, mas made it ANXIOUS to try a
larger proposition in the name chang.
ing line. Kansascity is the way the
Star is not adverse to spelling It.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
THE MAN-THE cARCER-THE
COLLEGE.


However obscure the hamlet, or
however congosted the city the great
est question that conlrouts us Is the
education Of the human mind As we
mold the thought of the oncoming
generations. so do We fashion the dcs
tiny of our MONIES and of cur country
The eyolvement of civilization has al.
ways been through the institutions OF
learnin. 80 nation has arisen, or ever
will rise, Independent of her schools
No more can the individual Long ago
Cotton said: 1T Is AYERS, to talent,
20 be cousortod and trained mp with
inferior minds, or inferior companions,
however high they may rank The foal
of the accr neither finds out his speed
nor calls cut his powers, if pastured
cut with the common herd, that are
destined for the collar and the yoke.
Every great nation boastod Of her
great schools Egypt though she
stretches backward into a dim and
starl.ss past, evolved from her schools
ciN'Il|aUoh oa'N To "ol'n we an
mast 40 Tor our genesis. '"''h never
losi ho' cunning uuU' 'h' l'"'E''eI
departed from between her feet and
Sniloh came lsracl trained her boys
in the lore of the synagogue qualified
theh Tor supremacy IN enc Sahh'dilh'
and stirred their genius for the judg
meht HallS' Eroece ana rome had an
eye to senate chambers. MOI ohly was
there El'ry IN the Snl''u ana h''il''l
nut IN the forum as well me drama
oi homah ana Gr''iah olNlnzatioh
closed forever When th'lr S'hoolS lost
'helr pr'S"Ee' lou'y the modern gov
erhnneh's England "''n'hS' ana '"'
uil''" 9''''S- occupy In''' 'n'u'h.
uaI p'S'u'nS o''au7' "I 'n''r or''u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-20
Arrange for Primaries.


sulphur, |. r., Sept 2O.-The exc.
cutiye committee of the Democratic
party for district 96, met here yes
terday and arranged to hold prima.
ries in every precinct of the district
on October G, for the purpose of nom.
mating a candidate for delegate to
the constitutional convention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-20
Killed By Electricity.

Galveston, Tex, Sept 2O-Louis j.
Lasson of this city met instant death
yesterday by coming in contact with
a live electric wire, 2,2OO volts pass
ing through his body.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-09-20

The original necessity for schools
grounded itself on toe inner longings
for knowledge. Professor Laurie apol-
cgizes for the establishment of col
lcgcs because OF the concurrence ot
able men who had something they
sired to learn. Those revolutions of
thought that turned nations toward "a
grander destiny wccr generated in
scholastic halls. rhe university Of
Prague and Wlttenborg, Of Baslc and
Iauranne. of oxford and Cambridge,
Of Strausburg and st. Andrews, were
all the birthplaces of mighty rcforma-
tious. and how near the national heart
lay the University OF Paris. II sir de
votion elected such cpIthcts as 'foun-
tam of knowledge and 'the tree of
life Scr strange Is il that nation
should worship at the shrine of her
university. Here Roger Rlcun. St
Thomas, AQuinas, and Daate, were
rocked into lie tnat knew no death.
I'm those halls they trained the founder
OF the first university OF another en-
pre- Charles w. he who was emper-
or of Germany, he who was king al
dohcmia, ana he who was the founder
Of the University of Prague
On the gateway Of Harvard Uniyer.
sity is engraved the first notice OF
college education in British America:
After God had carried us safely to
New england, and we had buided our
houses, proy.-ed necessities for our
livelihood reared convenient places
for Gods worship and settled the civil
government one ofthe next things long
ed for and looked for was to anvance
learning and TO pcrpetuate 1t TO pos
tcrity-dreading 70 leave an illiterate
ministry to churches when our present
ministry shall lie in the dust" Amer
can civilization is the product of in.
tolloctual and moral culture. In the
days when the Puritan colony in Mas
sachusctts did not number over i,OOu.
the universities OF England ana scot
''"u were ''p''s''''" among '"ei''
by over 100 graduates Perhaps just
here a catalogue OF the founding of
our historic '"I'E'S ""u'd p'S' ''oa'
""' '''"'' interest j" higher 'u"'a
ZION;
Il'I''Iu ''''''''''''''''.'' ''I'''
"''''"'' ana M''I''''''.'''''I''"
rae ''' ''''''''''''''''''''I' I'oI
I''''''o" ''''''''.''' ..''..'''' '4'
university "' l'''i'S' IN''il' ''''' az
'"'"i'l"I" '''''''''''''''.''''I''f ''f
brown '''''''...''''''.''''.'I''i
'''' '''l'""'' Observation-Disclosures I'''
|"''" N"'N'r7 ''''''''''''''' '''
I'''ii'''" ''''"'f '''''''''''l''o d.
"S'''''E'"' anu ''.' '''.''''''I 90
"'''''''-'"'' university ''''''I'N-
90 you 9.'' eve" o''"'o '"' H'''o"'
III '"''py"","'' '.'' o''' "'"' COZ
''E'7 ana UNIV ''''S''''S "au "''h 'S'ao'
''a"'" "'''''' nave S'""' '''S"""'' ui''
VT ''''' "'l. y" ''''.'." '''l" ''' GUM.
p"'' tue I'"''''' "'I'neSe 'nSN'u'loHS
J" 'i'' '''N'"E Ut ""' E"N''"''''"I an"
j" ''' "'' S'IuEHI'S Ior lr''uohl' no
""''"'' i''''NS"' h"N'eS nec!areu
'''.'' "'''on '""lu PuIcnaSe po'
'e"'''' Na'' o' p"'E' OF r"'"uaS' at
Il cost o' l""''o" pouhaS down. ne
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The Daily Ardmoreito, SOC a month.
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FOR REHT-HoUsEs.
UNFUaNIsEIED.
FOR Rent
THoS J. FISHER . CO.. mo,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
141A r ST. NV
UNFuRNIsHEp

UNFURkIsHED
1901 NV III b. .$--IisI F ne, Tr, b.. p 90
1925 10th ,2or .2b.1 SOC l2e4 -. 80
iii Pa nv nv. st % 5oel Is3 ne. 7r b.. 20. SO
, ,ss I2r b s0s ls27 Conn s. g 90
81 81 18th NJ. sor 8 as IS : ns H. ss. g
14i7 Mass av, lar Brightwood 81. 100
s ss 18Th aT am Mr. 1t g
e. - sis = ct. IS
1927 9 NV. lIr b. IS oo The Louisiana. sr,b. $50
1872 II av. 14r. 2hss % The Alab.ms. lith and
isss i. r ...j t. s $50
sos4 Hiyer pI Tor bis 90 The Regns. MOI Or b45 90
I'LL NV, 1ir, b. iBeoIThe Regina Nos 81. b42. so
8017 NV. 17r. b. "a. % The Maury. No 81,
s ss1 b.a as Il s SIS IAN NV 81
l I.ss Fan 81 I'd sos5 'Ds'
e. ~ chase aw s.
410l Conn ~, ior, b SO 90 1851 s46s Holmd av, q
1881 De Sales, l0r. 60 oe The Avon I1th and Co
l ls5 ZEN nv r s.. s. .aa
Chevy Chase, Or, b SO. col NV bet nth & 18th.
lilo T NV. lIr b. So. 90 g. apis. $50 so
1923 Douglas, Tor. b. As sol The Elberon nth and
2ole Hillyer pl. 1or, b45 col S9l I'd Z e. spt.,
2434 Pa NV. 11r, b45. DOL Soo5u $Sf.oO q $50 oo
pI4 10th NV 10r b. As COL 1887 10th NV. ar b37 90
1925 18th nv. Ior b.42 so 1887 10th NV. Or 300
1915 o NV 11r, b. 40 sol The Stoddert. 5r b-35. 90
1913 NV Tor. b. 20 90 348e 18th NV. Or b33. SO
232 Tor. b. ..3s5 sol l34o irving nw,or,b SOY
S60S 18th NV, Or. b. .37,J0l lIs5 willard Or b.32oo
1409 Belmont Or b35 sol b Q. No 9, Or. b. 80. 90
u Quincy NV er b. 35 DOL Mass av Sc bet 18th and
24oS 14th NV 9r b. .35 90 I4th, Or & apts.25 90
1888 10Th NV 7r. b.35.00 B sc bet 18th and 14th,
1885 NV. TT. b.. 90 6r. b. :. $24 90 & 90 90
1906 Chaplin NV Or b35. 20 307 NV. 5r b. ~. so
1922 Or 80 'B & o. No 2, Or, b 20. 90
3oS E NV. Or, b. 30 so 769 Gfrard NV Ar b. 49, 25
116 NV, Sr. b.. 2s 81 65e Morton ne. Ar b is. so
1911 L NV. 7r b. %. 90 65s Morton me- Ar bis. so
1S5 F ne, sto. 7r. b. a0tlI 20 G ne. Ar b.. 800
S1S LIST NV. 6r b. % 90 Quincy me- Ar b, apis 10 90
FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IN THH
MARION. THE STODDIRT. THE D. Q.
THE MAURY AND TIE REGINA.
OFFICES
1 1928 Pa av I'd f. lool I42s r nv s8s1 e
go NV: ....- $l0s25I 1921 NV. SO $40
basement -. % 0oI zoos F NV. room 4-1G.oo
Century bldg. as. 20 DOL 1908 NV. room 3. 1000
STORES
s4ls 81 2e26 nw.....-..-ss.M
To4 F. NV 60 90 9o3 y av........ $500
IL ID NV .65. 90 92112 ay. $500
STABLES.
H. 1741 Il. l. ave., stalls. ..........-4 40 90 mo.
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COLI
PROPERTY.
The above is only a partial list of the properties
u our charge, but we will be glad to furnish COM
plete bulletins on application at this ONCE.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
144 4 st. NV, adjoining the New Willard.
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UNFINISHED.
1924 NV 1sr. 3b. $4,000 2sig 18th. Tor. b.. 40 a0
2o0I Mass av NV, lar NO l5sS F. ST. B.. 4 q, o
1925 Girsrd. lar 2b 1000 z22G school ior s. 800
1922 VI az, cor 2b. 25o4 Pa NV, 1or bs1 So
1926 18th Or 2b $50 90 1852 Euclid. 1er b-.3 80
1928 10Th isr o. $500 1902 nv, Or. b.. .3o ~
1888 Jefferson pi 14r. Il2s Harvard ri 50 50 %
20i2 Col I'd 12r % 100 90 34OI Holmead g. bs5 80
201s Col rd 12r. % 100 co. 1903 VT av sr. b. 90 90
is22 M ay NV IS 20 si2s 1Ith NV or $500
Bill Bancroft Ter b - ooI 2os th ne Or b. go
slsG g. n lzf ar 1919 1905 RIGS
2eol I4th NV. r2b75 DOL Quincy Nv, 80 80
SSH. goth and Austin 9os . Sc. U. b 80. 80 90
Tor, b and acres. Dol l3l U NV, 7r. b. 81 ~ |
i7I9 s NV Tor. 3D. 1870 Riggs. Or. b. 30 30
Seo: with stable TO- o. soss Irving. Or, b. 5000
1924 II NV. .e5 COL 1904 9th NV. ST. b. .275o |
is sss i RG r &c & "a NV Se
eI2 Cap. Or. b.. .so00b col Spruce. Or b. as 30
l127 18Th. Tor, b.. 90. o0i % Tth ne, Or,
1871 Dssaies Tor. s. .ooI % quincy ne, Or, 2s5o
17ae 18th; Ior b.. os 90 1887 1922 cath NV.
1or. b; -. .o5ool5I6 Col I'd. Or. b.. p 80
zoos E S M s IS oS LincOie be- %
1903 Belmt av Tor b5o 81 1880 Gales ne. 81, b. 80
2os 70 a aoss IF NV S es 18th r. RI b.
ior. D. 90 % 22d & N. store IS 90
l5l1 NV 12r b.. 80 o0i 18th Sc ,wareh. IS 90
1903 Euclid ior 2b ~ 1910 li,S coal yd $500
I31 Md ne, Tor b. AS 00eo4- COG 18th nw
bs7 10 Sal 21st NV. com rooms. 5000
2sI $3.50 g 9 ssa Ia = AZ
1915 18th. Tor. b.. As h9i 405 18th 80 90
2oI2 Hillyer pl 81. b. As 90 The Severn, 1910
1885 22d NV, Or, b. IS sol NV No 10 80. $500
1.oS 9TH 1or b. $3.50 I50 Fl. room O.. .25 90
1871 Park I'd Tor, b. .45.504o5 11th Sd 20 o.
Sioo 18th Tor b. AZ 30 The Severn. 1910
2110 18TH Tor, b. ...42. 30 NV No Ii 1000 |
2i0S 18th. Tor, b.. 40 so 628 r NV 8r.... .----
1874 Harvard. Or, b. ~ so SO 14h NV. "a IT. 1000
,ssl sih ~ sr h--Sna 7O7 INV. lr. 3D. middeso 90
1875 NV. ST. b.. 40 sol HOTELS.
420 Sd NV, Tor, b. 40 50 Hotel 137 rooms g. 600 |
GALL AT OFFICE FOR LIST OF FURNISHED |
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS
EooRE HILL INCL TIT 14TH ST. NV.
FOR RENT-eo7 23D ST. GARFIELD TER |
and cellar m on rn brick rooms BATH lstrobes
lele-2t.esu WEsCoTT & WILCOX. 1901 Pa ave.
FOR RENT.,176o s STA MODERN BRICK; .
rooms bath; cellar; htrobe; in good condition;
jel6-2t. esn wEsoo1-r WILCOX. 1907 Pa ave
FOR RENT-2s13 Q ST; A DESIRABLE BRICK; |
rooms. bath: cellar; latrobes; in good condI- |
ton Per month, 5000.
je16-et.eSu WBsCoTr s. WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
FOR RENT-212s ST., A DESIRABLE BRICK;
$1,000.
jeis-2t, esu wEsooTr & WILCOX, 1907 Pa ave.
FOR REST-2323 Pa. AVE; DESIRABLE |
brick; 10 rooms, bath; open plumbing furnace
heat on car line. Per month. S55. so |
je16-2t,eSu WESOoTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave. |
FOR RENT-1o21 22D ST; A MODERN BRICK; |
~ rooms. baths; cellar furnace good condi- |
Jeio2i,esG wEsooiTR WiIGox tG 1851 Pa. ave.
FOR RE,NT-122e 18TH ST; MODERN BRICK; |
II roms - bath furnace; near car lines per
tel6-2t,esu wEsCoIr & WILCOX, 1907 "a ave.
FOE RENT 81 ENoN a ITCus
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F0R sALE o. EXCHANGE.
iSoR sALE-L0T 50xi50. FAIRN0UST 81. Nv
near eth; ID EFade: oNaper needs Money make
r oGRer; or VIA Exchange foe Improved pxopertys
lot clear. NEW YORK RIAL ESTATE BRO
KEnA, Gil =. 3el6-st
E0R SAFE OR EXCHANGK--NEW 10-ROpN
hause: hxee lot; hot-wetef heat At L4nsden,
%. 4f hose VIII sent fbf ~ mDnths property
fas g s's6 4 - - e.; ]. s1w
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
NV .202e /, 28r, 2b. sT5. 90
NV .9i2 /, f6r. b. rs. 90
NV .212 Nj ay.sr.b.45 60
NV. 234 Y J sv .sr, b. "a. 80
NW.l733 r.. Tor, b. .4l,00
NV i43e Q, sr, b. 81 so
NV, 1901 Euclid, 5r.12.D
CFEICES--N
GuntoH building. offices.
Central building, Offices,
Call at ofitce for inf
properties, stables. etc,
For further information
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DAVIS, TTH & E S.W.
I511 9th sw, Or, n MI. 30. 80
460ya av sw .6r, Sd f15.00
4G0Vs av sw, ,2dfi15 90
1443 E Cap st, fiat 1,
Or &b...........1 1880
1206ha C st sw. 7r&b. 100
1868 81 st. s.w., fiat,
one. 5r.......... 1850
1908 26th st NV. 5r
&b. ..-..-.... 10 90
i234B s.w. .5r.a-m.i.,
4 mo. .LS-UJ
1870 Il Sc Or, a. MI. 22. 90
10th & Va. ave. s.w.
LIST Il. north side, Ar.
cd. ...........- "a .oo
Sd a. north side, Ar.
&b. @.e0
The yincetta, "337&339
Md. ave"
W fat, I'd q front,
5r&b- 90
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NE.1los sth. Or, b. 10. 40
NE, 1924 Lewis, Ar. $50
NV. 400 othali, 2n}1r13. 90
SW.1316 Union, Or. II. 30
SW ,31S 8 Gap.f0 b. 1000
SW .1ff6 9th. Or. .1T.S0
FLATS.
800 Pa ay sc, I'd a. .27.O0
s0 18th, b'ment. 81. 45. 90
46S La av. Offices.
rnation regarding alley
have for rent.
at office.
PiIsLfSa, 1915 It NV,
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FOR R.ENT-HoUsEs.
INFIRNISHED.

FOR R1Sr-MOORE & HILL fINC.). III 18th ST
IJNFURNISHED.
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FOR RENT-HousEs.
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
BIZ BLUSDoN. o'BRIEN BELT. INC.
1920 g st. NV. Telephone Main 204- oS.
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FOR RENT-FINE BROOM DWELLING: IN
good location; 6 bed rooms. Rent only $40 50.
ie16-s tn. ii, 3t T. A. HARDING, 1915 G 81. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-16

FOR RENT-FL0YD e.
1913 Md av sw ,6r.
ami S2l-50
7th&D NV, 3d&4thfls 1000
1S45 14th st NV, 12r,
m / .......... -35. 09
1921 Huntoon pl, Ar. f.a0
905k st NV. 12r. ami. Tl.55
AZ G st sw. Tr, imp. II 80
90I Az st sw. 8r. 1850
l245 18th Sc, 5r, imp 10. 90
45I Sth sw,6r. ami. Is. 90
1918 Az st sw. 9r&b. rs. 80
931 f st sw. Or, imp 20. 90
ZIG 9Th sw, Or, ami.lI 80
CAS- i st sw CRIB. %. so
T22 II st sw, Pr, 2dti. { 90
505 l. st sw, 5r. $50
1868 GA av se,5r&b. 1850
TOO Fl st sw Sd fat
east, Or. 90
1928 b sw. LIST fat.
5r & b, 4 mo. .. .2T 90
ie1S-3t
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FOR REHT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-BY JAMES r. SHEA,
CAB Louisiana ave. w.
NE. corner Cd and pa ave Sc store 49, $40 90
625 81 ct ne fiat. {; ROOMS bafh......... 5u.5a
65l ID at ne roorns bath ..... Su.50
Ie3 Sth st. Sc. fiat, rooms, tiled bath. 800
T45 I'd ST NV fat 4 ROOMS bath 1900. - SO
iait LIST st NV nat d rooms bath heat $500
aI5 9th st. sw 8 roorI.s bath furnace % 80
2i1 4 st. re- & rooms bath ..,......... IS 30
1886 n. j. ave. NV Cat Z rooms bath. % %
IFS 18th St Sc r,s1tras bath furnace - 80
49, NJ ST. s.w., 8 rooms bath........,..... ~ 90
t4S LA. ave. NV, entire I'd feor thaH or
Office. .............>. 1000
1856 Az ST. s.w., rooms bath. .....,...... 1880
329 Mclean ave. s.w., G rooms bath ...... 1880
2426 ST. NV. o rooms, water. 30
1907 18th ST. se., 5 rooms, water 1900
GIL c ST. NV large, on Sd floor. ......... l1.U0
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FOR RENT-s1s ST NV; o ROOMS; ANIL;
S-story brick $3T so per month Apply at Office
OF G. $, sHREvE. loo7 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-RENT REDUCED. 4O4-408 ISL
NV 8 rooms bath, large cellar. are bed
rooms Reduced $3.50. ROBERT COHEN,
Owner. lila NV. jei6-8t. esus
FOR RENTED & 3 sW, LARGE ST & Or. $ls so
iIi3 Sc Or ami, 80 30l 1850 v Sc Or d amiS Isl I'd
40s 18th ". o., W. $1sb0l6iU c sw, Sr. W. 81. 80
1916 Sd SO. $1b 30 $40 Armofy ct sw, $40
RI 81 sw large sta $lo II Leonsrds ct 38 80
1919 Al sw. basement. $Sl B.LEONARD $50 4l,st NV
jet6-3t. eSus
FOR RENT $40 sw. Tor. ami Is 90
1113 &c, Or. ami SO 50i31o 1915 aw Or IA K0
40 d sw. 10r. ami i g. 5o30l6 LIST 50 81. 10. SO
Flat, aa6 = ~ tlowere 100 Pleasant alley A. ESQ
rooms. II. ~ 1884 ID
stern. * se, 80. 2l< r. ~. 30
StAblesrr 2l6 ave- ateala &fat RI S57 60
Goal yGFa, atah1e, &90-lz84 A4fs ~. sss
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New York ll5 y. y. ave-. rooms and bath 30. 80
FURNISHED FLATS
The Wyoming. No. So rooms and bath,
from July {, l0O6, to Sept. Is, 1906 . 30. 90
FLATS
The Chelsea, % and F. SITS. Sc:
No. rooms and b5 tn. per month. ..., 80 90
No. ?. rooms and bath. per month. Gee. 80 90
Cos 18th st. NV, % floor, rooms. bat . 30 rs
us llth NV:
Two broom apartments second and third floors
cheap for summer months
GASCH Il BIRGE, 1929 n Y ave. NV
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AUL CO.. 7TH & l. NV.
1911 L NV. 7r, b. $50
T04 Quincy NV Or, b. 25. SO
IS P ne. Or. b. .....25. 50
1881 9th nw, Sr. BIS so
1143 10th NV. 7r. b. 81 SO
1859 Uanw, CIR. b. 30. 80
ia X I av NV, r.w.1S.5o
e36 NJ NV, 5r. b. 10. so
l4o2 Pierce NV, 5r. .14.40
| 203T Gales ne. .....i2 81
!. NV. (steam heated.
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FOR RENT. l.. KOLP
222 \ Cap. f8r. 800 90
I649 X NV. 12r. go. 90
S13 L NV, Sr.-....s2.5 SO
i23 10th ne. Sr, b. .33 so
1877 B Sc, ......~-
q d Sc.
my3O-if.6
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F. ia 18th ST. NV.
1918 Cedar, or. iat ~ 30
100 c ne, Or. b. -. 20 50
1913 18th ne. 5r. nat. 1870
All ] ne, 6r. ... II so
513 10th ne. Or, b.. 1850
$40 18th ne. -
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FOR RENT-HoUSES.
4 lines It, soc. 81, 100 wk-. 81 S3 mo, s.zo
ETRNISuED ora UNPUBLISHED.


Houses.
Y. ave.
SISuED.
2Oi2 Hillyer pi. Tor. b4o 90
1919 18th NV. l0r. b. A.. 90
1898 Dartmouth NV.
Ilr. b. hot-water h45.O0
1872 r NV. lIr, b. AZ. 80
400 Stanton ne. Tor, b42 90
1928 q NV, Tor, o,
steam heat..-....40-oo
2II A Sc, 12r, b....4o.50
1917 18th NV, ierr b. 40 so
24Ie 18th NV, Tor, b. 40 20
2434 Pa sv nw.llr, b. 80. 90
1918 18th NV Tor, b. 40. 80
5a7-54I 2ist NV, 10. b40 90
1921 School. I0r. b..S 90
1904 1Ith NV. Or, b. $3.50
1915 Corcoran, Tor. b. 1850
1880 Dartmouth NV, Or,
b, hot-wRter heat. 81. 90
l3OS Riggs NV or ID. .s<-ov
1925 18th NV. Sr. b. 30 so
1912 Riggs nv. 81, b. 30. sc
1909 L nv. 6r, b. .30.50
sl3 18th NV, 7r. b.. 80 80
iii 9th ne. Or, b. .N.0
T3i 22d NV, Tr. b. .T.60
1922 wallach, 81, b. 81 80
BIOS B't'w'd av .6r, b 81 so
22s Fla av NV. 6r, b.25.o0
500 I'd NV, 6r, b. ESQ
1910 23d NV, Or, b. .22.5o
1909 to 1921 cath NV,
0r, u. - %
1905 G. Sc, Or. b. ~. 30
1907 q sc. Or. b. =. .22.aO
2sf9 X NV, sr. b. 80
500 I'd NV. Or. b. "a 50
l1414 18th ne, Or. b.. 1880
SHED.
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UNFINISHED.
1885 22d NV. 9r. a. "a 5OI l74g NV l2r. b. $1,000
1872 y II ay, lOF b.S5gul7ll eth NV l2r. b, 5000
1924 II av, Tor. b. T5uOl 1888 18th NV, Or h5U.OO
1909 Euclid NV or, b i5.5n Utice rms, "a f.. 1907
building 1886 St, VIII remodel 10 suit tenant,
s. $40.
FURNISHED.
We have large number Of very desirable fur
Dlshed houses.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD, Inc. 1907 + ct. NV.
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:, QUO 9th ST. NV.
l243 II ne. I'd fat. 1880
1922 Gales ne, Or. 10. 90
Rear 121 11th ne. sta,
suitable for auto. $50
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David Moore's Sales of Realty.

Mr.. David Moore. 1928 New York avenue
has closed for the Frailey estate to Messrs.
Owen Owen and Charles Wagner prem
ises 1878 New York avenue. This is only
one of the many large business property
deals Mr.. Moore has closed within the past
two or three weeks. Other sales of SINH
lar character are as follows: Premises $50
Louisiana avenue to George p. Sacks; 1901
to 1905 E street, also 500. 504 and 5O6 18th
street. to Mr.. L. p. Kaiser; premises 1919
New York avenue northwest to Mr. L. p
Kaiser: 1918. 1915 and 1917 e street to L.
p. Kaiser; northeast corner of 9th and e
streets to Mr.. Christian Heurich; 1905 and
1910 G street to e. e. Jordan; northeast
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 14th
street northwest.
All of this is business property and the
present-owners intend to improve the same
for modern business purposes. which shows
the progress OF business at this time. The
aggregate amount Of these sales is over
$500 600.
Mr.. Moore also reports that he has sew
eral large business deals pending that will
aggregate about 100000 more.