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Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27

into money enough--God oaly Knows /
how--to crafty It, I could tai It, 70
nothing else showed Il, by the way n
which she overdoes respectabiiity. She
has the thousand and one artificial
little rules for propriety that one never
does have when one has been bred TO
It. That kind Of woman is certain TO
lapse sooner or later. She would mar
ry Fred because Of his standing, be-
cause he's a favorite with the smart
people she thinks she'd like 70 be pally
with. Then, after little shed run
OF with a German dialect comedian or
something, like that appalling person
Normie Whitmund married"
But the desire to be respectable, my
dear--and you say this woman has It
lis a mighty lever. I'm no cynic
about your sex, but shudder to think
Of Observation-Disclosures II It should
cease to be q factor in the feminine
equation"
TITS nothing more than a passing
fad. with this person--besides, that's
not what I've to tell you"
But you, yourself, we're not averse
to Fred's marrying her, In spite OF
these opinions you must secretly have
held"
mot while 1t seemed absolutely nee
essary-not while the case was so
brutally desperate, when we were
actually pressed"
Remember, my dear, there's moth
ing magic in those $4,000. They're
winged dollars like all their mates, and
most Of them, I'm sorry to say, have
already flown to places where they'd
long been expected"
Mrs. Milbreys sensation was EMO
longer to be repressed. She had toyed
with the situation sufficiently. Her
husband was now skillfully dissecting
the deviled thighs of an immature
chicken.
Horace" said his wife, impressive
ly, '''Avice has had an offer Of marriage
> from"
He looked up with new interest.
From Rulon Shepler."
, He dropped knife and fork. Shepler
: the man of mighty millions! The UNI
: disputed monarch of finance! The
7 cold-blooded, calculating sybarite in
) his lighter moments, but man whose
l values as a son-in-law were so ideally
3 superb that the Milbrey ambition had
Q never vaulted high enough even tC
overlook them for one daring moment!
' Shepler, whom he had known so lone
3 and 80 intimately, with never thu
:. audacious thought Of a union so stu
q pendously glorious!
: Margaret, you're jesting!"
t Mrs. Milbrey scorned to be dazzlet
a by her triumph.
e Nonsense! Shepler asked her las
b night to marry him"
Its bewildering! never dreamed
o give expected it for months.
a could tell you the very moment wheI
/. the idea first seized the man-on tn
l. yacht last summer. was sure sh
II interested him, even before his wifi
e died two years ago."
n Margaret, it's too good to be true!
"If you think it is, I'll tell you some
Is thing that isn't: Avice practically re
fused him."
=. Her husband pushed away his plate
70 the omission of even one regretfr
0t glance at its treasures betrayed tn
" strong emotion under which he ID
10 bored.
D. This is serious" he said, quletl!
h LET US get at it Tell me, If 20
e. pleased"
"she came to me and cried half tn
I'd night. She refused him definitely {
ne first, but he begged her to consider,
take q month to think it ovar-"
I'd ITO BE CONTINUED)
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27

they have
Cannon Gen. Harry Bingham of philadelphia make MIN
the
the matter service
Alabama
caused
Senator Pe both Of whom
old
Almond by Of his premiership unless
designated
Democratic John Sharp Williams
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27

dahng dancer and as coton leader his "
unequaled. -, -. .-.,ou,,r IN tbe
claims,
McCawey
placing major domo at tne WIN"
, eac,oI
explained that
title the Beau
and deservedly, . r.. v..u,, No
Coy,o of the Lewisport Pa
when largely through the record and sn
McCawley, the Marine corps
president then he doomed high in the social
the capitol
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
uErERAM coNeREssMEN BEING RETIREp

This has been hard summer for the veterans
of congress. Early in the season old Gen. Grosven-
or. of Ohio went down in defeat before young
rival
few months later Representative Bsnkhead,
of Alabama, the Democratic Father OF the House
was immersed by Richmond Pearson Hobson he
who would like to have feet Of "5,OOOton bat
tleships."
Now comes Samuel Matthews Robertson, OF
the Sixth district of Louisiana, who is now serving
his tenth term He lost out at the primaries held
recently He was elected to I'LL vacancy In the
Fifteth congress and stood next to Bankhead
in years of service in the house. His defeat leaves
De Almond, of Missouri, the Democratic Father
of the House, although, in comparison with Gen.
Ketcham Gen. Bingham, Hit OF Illinois, and
croat,ar HonnOn ha ia OnIV naWcomar The
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
GROWTH IN OUTPUT OF COAL MINES.

According to the report OF Edward W. Parker
statistican of the United States geological survey
the production OF coal in the United States In
1905 amounted to 392, BAL short tons. having
a value at the mines of $476,756,963, surprising
In both quantity and value all previous records
1904 the output in 1906 exhibits an increase OF
Al 943 short TONS or over II per cent in guam
tity, and Of $32,3S59 42, or over seven per CENT
in value. 80 - !, !,
OF the total production in 1905 77659,S5O short
tons were Pennsylvania anthracite, with value
at the mines of $141, $4,000. The total produc-
short tons, valued at $334,s77 1858. The produc.
tion of anthracite coal in Pennsylvania in 1903
was 4503,151 short tons more than that or l9O4'
~. IT, Of hituminOua
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
Gossip from Washington
Interesting Items Gathered the CPa-SOciA Leader OF the
White House Must Be Single Maintaining Up the E1eeu
i've Mansion

WESTINGHOUSE is openly declared tnae
.bo nrasjdent has decreed that the major domo
of the White House must be single man InosS
who make this assertion point to the reno se
of Mai McCawley, for nearly four years ieau uu
Gently married the widow OF Judge Davis, as theH
proof. o.4 hos
No recent White House announcement mas
created has as much comment anu Cono gn AZ
of1cial and high social circles as the order 1e-
posing Mai. McCawley. 1t was upon MAJ. NC
Cawley that most of the important details CON
nected with the ooseVelt-LongWorth Weeulns , ue
VOWED MAI McCawley has held much similar
relative position in the White House under tne
Roosevelt regime as Harry Lehr holds IN Mrs.
Astor's 1900" Without him no social iunctlon
oonId have succeeded half SO well. He is hand
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27

portion of these increases In
btuminous production Is traced by MT
fuel In
April 1885, wnen the
the OF the
in OF would terminate
In the United states mas
In the United Stabs
the
31253V snort
the larger cooking coal producing states and those
Viii furnished furnaces
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27

T4fc Is not so bad for the man VINO
meanasFs down the path ltadiag a
etoenitv Hand "a hepd With egaH
.hstie rng sv
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
Gle soLpIERs WEAR ooop sHoEe.

Uncle Sam keeps we'll In mind the saying
"A man is not well dressed unless he wears
good pair of shoes said government inspector,
for he takes that the army Is fitted out with
the most comfortable and nattiest Of footwear.
haring Boles or twisted, ugly toes but he pro-
vides the finest Of leather and insists that the
boots for his soldiers shall be we'll made. His
inspectors look after the shoes at every process
IN their manufacture, and any short cut Of leather
or negligently placed nails that might result In
corns or sore feet are pointed out with condemn.
ing fingers and the boots are thrown aside
"Once in awhile the style in army shoaa
changes and then q big batch Of shoes will be
thrown on the market, which merchants eagerly
gobble up, The man who buys those shoes will
not get q new style army shoe, but he gets the
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27


today
m to proud not only the but the
heel that touch Of which the ven dressed
me 49,
inches high y has nye cyclists es me bottom Of the
the eye
nan nngs tried out and found 70 be The best Tor
1etfinR the shoe on quickly and tor strength
Contrary popular belief Uncle Sam does allow his solder boys e
although the ipey
made q eneA d ana are called nnp
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27

presidents
famil renovation has been made
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALEM GEoRGErowN-
preftiest Medfrm-prfce honses; large colonial
sun psrior: ossricckins The Va hills; new: ami
hone .s e east a. sess Or y n;{ Miss ssrTtfu
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FOR sAl,E-1O CLOSE An ESrATE-A FINE
house: II rooms and bath: In good order; renting
at SO 80: lot 24x1to to wide alley: house could
not be built for the price. Terms can be made
very easy. Price, $4,000.
FOR SALE-fftn 81. NV, near business CEN
terx. 10 rooms and bath; cellar IN frst-ciass
deri lot 25xs0; alley side and rear; good 2-story
brick stable rented at $5o.64 per mo. II con-
verted into an apartment house VIII pay IL per
cent gross. Price, 5000.
each: water, ETC.; rented ut <594 40 per annum;
In good order Price, $500
FOR SAI.E-NE-, on 9Th St: rooms, bath;
cellar; furnace; lot 10 It.. wide; house nearly
new This is good home Investment; easy
term terms s, Arranged nEse Price; g goo ,o..
FOR SALE-DoN'T SLEEP OVER THIS ONE.
HeSe Is a 7-room ard tiled bath, press-brick
and stone-froDt, full cellar and attic house that
was completed too late for the fall market. SO
owner has Instructed US to sell at best offer.
Located In the finest section OF BLOOMING
DALE Y6u can't afford to miss this one. Let
us show 1t TO you. $500 CASH-THAT'S ALL.
JORDAN 4 BLooNER une.), 1914 G ST. NV.
fel5th.s,tu3t
FOR sALE-BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR A DOC
tor; fine location on r. l. near 14th St:
fronting streets very conveniently arranged:
modern dwelling containing 90 rooms. baths.
steam heat. The best value in town at the price.
See us soon. A. L. FOX CO., ne. cor. 14th and
N Y. ave. NV. fe15-St
FOR SALE-THAT ATTRACTIVE HOME. 1905
r. l. ave-; beautiful home. fronting two streets,
and all outside rooms: must he seen to be apprect-
ated. A. F. FOX CO.. ne. cor. 18th and N. Y.
ave. 1t
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DENTISTRY.
Movement of Troops.

: The military secretary is advised that the
headquarters band and 1st Squadron I'd
Cavalry Q2 officers and 2l5 enlisted Ensn)
have left San Francisco. Cal, for Fort
Assinniboine. Montana for station.
The military secretary Is advised that the
STAFF LIST Battalion and Companies b and
D. 4th Infantry q officers and 100 eniistsd
men) have left San Francisco Cal, for Fort
Glooum. u. T.. tor g1n&1ou.
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J.NrURl
1913 X NV, 23r, 2bs200. 90
1922 VT av. I6r, 2b150.00
1926 Princ'p.1 .2b. SO. 90
723 18th NV 2or. 2b $50. 90
400 L NV, 12r, b. 100.0o
l347 L NV. 17r. %. loo. 90
2o12 Col rd. 12r, 2b. 100. 90
20o1 Kal NV, 12r, b. 100. 90
20lS Col I'D, 12r. 2h. 100. 90
1913 Girard, 14r, 2b.75. 90
1922 n II av NV. .15.N
2I17 Bancroft. l2r. b. Is 90
2l00 II. f2r, b. ..75.0 90
lTl9 8 NV, Tor. %,
without stable.
SEQ: with stable. 20. 90
1924 N II av NV. :. Go 90
2231 . NV. lar, b. $500
1876 Z. 1ir. b. - IS 90
1881 Kenyon. 1or. b. co. es
1878 Harvard, Tor. b.e0.0oI
1928 14th NV. 12r. h. 60. 90
2i2 y Cap, &c. 90
1927 18th. Tor. b. go. 20
e411 18th, Tor, %. ...57. so
2G15 18th. Tor. b. $500
1916 18th. Ter. b.. IS n1
1913 L NV. Tor. b. So. so
13l Md av he. Tor. b. 5l.0
623 NJ NV. l2r. b. /. so. 90
t1uS nth, Tor. L.. 500
1000 Md av ne. Or. 2b50. 90
1852 10th NV. Tor. b.47.50
POLL 14th, 12r, 3b. .46. 90
1916 18th. Tor. b.. AS. DO
20l2 Hillyer pl, Or, b. As 50
1915 X NV, IL, b. As. 30
1861 18th. Tor, b. F.. $3.50
5000 HighIa nd ave-. b45 90
1874 Harvard, Or, b. AZ. 50
2i06 18th. Tor. II. D.. AZ 20
Ills Newton, 10r. b.. AZ. 30
l439 St1ughton. lUr. hsu q
l'fti Stt NV NJ. W. -~t'.."
2419 11th. Tor. b.. .40.50
81 n ] NV Sc. Or. b. 40.5c.
21i9 y NV, Tor, b. 40 90
20o4 14th. Tor. b. 1000
1921 School. Tor. $500
,3l5 Corcorab. 10r. b. $3.50
21S 18th Sc, Sr, b.. 80. 50
2204 Decatur. Sr. b. $3.50
3e2 I NV, Or, b. .. .30.60I
2409 NJ NV. 7r. h. .3O.50I
Ills N III av. 81, 2b. 30. so
S033 Irving. Or, b. 80. 00I
Langdop. l2r. 30. 00'
CALL AT OFFICE FOL
HOUSES AND APARTMl
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FOR lighthouses
1872 Vt ave NV is rms and baths $3.50. 90
1T17 ST. NV, - rooms ............. 1900
1872 y H. ave n ~ /. ms and baths 1870
1T46 O ST. NV, 10 rms. and 1 bath -. 90
1896 Park NV 10 rms aud 1 bath. 49,. 65. 90
1882 18th ST. NV, rms and bath..... 6o.eO
1928 Yale st. NV, 10 rms and l bath. 400
1850 Oregon ave. NV. 10 rms. and bath. 1890
1923 Col road H. w. 10 rms and hath 1000
165 st. n.w corner, rms. and BATH $3.50
1909 Lamar st nw rms and BATH $3.50
65 II st. NV. rms and bath ...... $3.50
131 Adams st. NV. rms and 1 BATH. $50
PIG 10th ST. n w, 6 rms. and bath so. $500
IA Dearborn st. NV. G rms. and bath. 22.5O
144l f ST. Sc, 6 rms and ba tn. ......... 2I.U0
100 1st ST. NV Q rms and bath. $3.50. 1900
I13 I4th st NV. 5-rin fiat ............. 5000
1874 u st. NV. 5-rn tiat..,....,... 22.5O
b14 ST. ne, 5-rm fiat ............... 1850
621 f st. NV, / room. Observation-Disclosures. $50
119 Todd pl NV. 5-rm. fiat. ............. 1850
H. II, HoWENSrEIN CO., 1914 + st. NV.
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2212 G NV, sr, b. .T so
LII 9Th ne, Or, b. .21.50
$50 Steuben nv sr.b.T-5e
554 Steuben. Sr. b. .27-D
1899 9th nw. Sr, b
Mar p-..........2 .50
544 Steubes. Or. b. ..25.5o
s33 Utica NV, Ir. b.25.D
800 Utica NV, 7r, BIS 70
e3f Utica NV. 7r. b. .25.50
lie5 9th ne, Or, b. .26 so
&c 2d ne, t;r, b. :. $3.50
i: ID TO 1858 n G Az
ne. sr. b........ 81. 80
45S ) J av Sc, ar, b. .25.01
POOP "a Spring I'd, g, b22. 30
1890 II ne, Or, b. :. 20. so
T.angdop. ID. c.. 5r.. 1T so
1926 l ne. Or. b. ..17.5o
3IS Is. Sc, Or. .i3-5e
Eangjon. %. c.. Or. .16.2B
Lsacdon. d c.. Or. IL GO
1921 Half, Or, c.. 900
STORES.
EOS 11sh NV.
13S slh nw.3 floors. 125. 90
2lo-12 AZ sw. store,
Or. b. -....-.....l 10000
o011 14th. sto. 12r, 3b. ae 90
29IS 18th NV. ..... 1900
!&iu lita s.--''.'.,t - ~
1853 Tenn av ne. 20. so
1895 18th NV. store. Is 90
STaHi.ss.
n 1920 10th. No. b. 1890
OFFICES.
604-60 nth NV, 2
com rooms. ...- .bu.W
zoos Pa av NV, lr. 5000
100 18th, Pr. 5000
la29 PA av. = II. :. 5000
1890 ii NV, 3r. - -5o.00
200 14th, front rm.. 40. 90
300 14tt. rear rm. .3b. 90
3n5 18th NV 5000
TT 18th. SO. 90
715 14th NV. Or. heat,
light. janftor. - u 80
sos 11th NV .1f.rear. LOO
100 18th NV. 1r. heat.
light .1S.oG
626 + NV, Is to 10.O0
1O7 Gnw.lr.3d middleS.00
HOTELS.
Hotel, 1877 rooms. %. 000
Hotel, 80 rooms. - 3, 600
, LIST OF FURNISHED
sNTS.
,C1 TT 14TH ST. NV,
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1914 ST. NV.
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UNFURNIsHED.
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Is1s sSo Reas9oa !, Il g
Isl { J. Esi.
III " e1 aass sa
1871 1871 H pw II H. = ass
1900 Can. 12r. % 100 The Allenhnrst, 18th and
1872 2bss c e1d 81 s1o e 'p' 'ss 90
IA i9r s 5sSs =. RI s. {, apis. sss 50
1875 Gin NV ISr ali * IA The El6eron, 18th and
6o2 NV. i1r, b. 1900 Col :. d. Or b spts $3.50
soi7 NV III. b. 10 90 The stoddert, 5r. b..s5. 90
ITO u NV liz n az m 1914 Kenessw, 5r, b. 81 sc
LAG Park NV i3r b 81 col 1875 Willard. Or, b.32.00
ss7 K NV. liz. b. 60 7o Sc bet 18th I4th. ~
2oos HiiIyer- b GO oo & apis, s24 & 900
4I03 Conn lori. co 10 Mss av Sc oet i9th ana
15s1 De sslGs g $50 p and
1910 10Th NV ST. b6Oo 90 Morgan NV OF ana ss @
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l726 18th f0r. 5000 'os G"e l q, ~
1903 Farmopt. Tor b50 90 - ~ No q. o.. az az
2o14 Hllyer pl. Tor b5o 90 =, =" a. ~ oo
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MI ar NV "a, h AZ 81 lis ne, Ar. b.. 1870
Or u.rI t, 10 20 2,6 Quincy me- 4r BIB %
94a Wstsa 10 d. 40 ~ 232h Quincy ,bI3 90
2504 Pa NV, I0r b. 10 90 go niny ne a. 10 ~
24G6 18th NV. Dr. b37 so oo9l far a A. rs % ~
1411 Belm't 81 b 80 50 5a.i,i S,cy ne a. ~ %
1409 Belmont. Or. b. So 50 30 auT;ncx ne s 70 no
Quincy Nv Or, b. 30 90 ooI S3S"incy NJ a. n 70 0S
713 NV, ST. h. 50 so oI0 oni5cr NO &, ~ 40 90
225 me- 10r b. 30 As 90 InySnrx no g. h "a 81
l0l Il av NV, ST.. 25 COL 2i4i Quincy ne H. hi9 m
ia Sd 6r b. % so lax i,biraco no A. n 10 sC
1904 II ne, Or. b. 20 20 la f,icaso no A. n 10 sc
BOG 9TH 7r, b. 20 90 i43N rhenyo No A. HI r.
kensingon. Md Srb 20 O iss5 S,hcaSo ne A. bi9 n
Chevy Chase, Sr. 20 O0 'z
FINE HoUSEK EEPING APARTMENTS IN Trp
MARION, THE STODDEET THE r. & a
LIE MAuhf AND THE REGINA.
~ OFFICES.
la "a av. 1907 Rooms Q 31S Oc
oGS-I 9TH NV. .s5-$45 1927 F slO-Si5
$40 + $40 S25SW cor nth & Eu,y s4-SiS
The Regina" 3r, b. Gent bldg + ~ ~ 10 uo
basement % DOL Room 4 70 0c
Century bldg, 40. 20 DOL 1908 4 NV room a 10 0C
1423 II NV. Sc Sf6l l20S H NV room, ~ M
1114-16 NV. .$1OS18
STORES
SW cor Sth 4 d nw.3, 0O0 II d NV b5 on
14l3 Y av.-... > 2442 18th NV 90 90
1885 NV. .G0l 1926 NJ nw az OF
~ STABLES.
Hiiyer CT NV. stls75.GolR 1914 10TH staIls3o 90
R1I41 av NV As 40. DOL Il 3z9 No av NV 2 sri 6 90
Embarrassed FACILITIES FOR THE COL
PROPERTY. w
The above is only partial list Of the properties
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pieea bulletins on application at this Office.
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FOR RENT-FU FINISHED
An ELEGANT GRANITE FRONT NEW RESI-
DENCB on X STREET DIRECTLY OPPOSITE
A SPACIOUS PUBLIC PARK. ONE OF THE
BEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE RESIDENCE
Sections OF THE CITY. A WELL-AR-
RANGED, 23RooM HOUSE; 3 RATHS; SOUTH
ERR EXPOSURE: H0T-WATER HEAT AND
EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE. ESPECIAL
LI SUITED FOR \ HOME OR PRIVATE
school. MODERATE RENT.
MOORE a HILL INCl, III 18TH ST. NV,
FIELD. 81 tn thit
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fea-1t 624 r st. DIV.
FOR KENT-'.THE CHARLES I'LL AND 1113
I4th ST NV; desirable second floor fats Of i've
rooms aad bath each; only $50 per month; very
convenient and within easy walk OF departments
and theaters, keys at office.
H. II. HoWENSTEIN CO.. 1914 st. NV
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FOR RENT-131 ADAMS ST. NV. BLOOMING
dale-A new two-story brick. eight rooms and
bath; back porches; large yards; reception haii,
pantry and convenient to cars; keys at office.
Ii. X. HOWENSTEIN Co, 1874 ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-BI WESCOTT Il WILCOX
1907 Penna.
POPS G, f2r, stable $45. so e3l 27th, 5r, 1880
1882 L. Or, b. emf. As. so STORE.
2l2 q, 11r, DID,. 40. 10 l2125 Pa av, IT. W. gle so
1905 Y, 11r, b.. 40. sol STABLES.
700 odd, ST. b. eel 40 co. ZIG 19tb 10 90
1850 s, Or, d.. 37.60l APARTMENTS
2141 X, Or. b. ami. 30 h0l THE CARLISLE, 1918 N,
1912 VT ave, liz, b. lat35.o0 nen-housekeepingi
Takoma Pa. tr. h..-3o 10 rooms, bath. -. $3.50
22l2 !, Tor, b. lat 80. 30 3039 R. 5r b. heat "a 30
500 T. ST. b. lat 1850 8o14 r. 5r b. heat 70 so
223 18th sw Or b. lat28 SOL 1712 Sd, Fl, Or b. % 80
22o5 H. ST. b. lat. %. so 503A 23d, LIST G, 5r b21 80
663 ne, Sr. b, lat.2350 S03S1s r. 5r b. heat 20 81
1915 Kingm' n, o. b. lat25. sol SUBURBAN
921 French, Or b, lat. q. so Woodlawu Cleveland
1929 Q, IT. b, lat. as. 5Oj Psrk .......... 85 90
CIT 23d. 7r. b, lat. .2250 OFFICE ROOMS
sos q ne. Or, b. lat. 40 1872 4S6 La av heated
2026 L. Or. b. 1881 rnis IS, $40. s12 80 $50
sl5- 10 10th, 5r. W. 1891
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FOR RENT
z2z 1lth st NV. I'd door. large haiT. $4,000
ISL n 81. ave. NV, II rooms snd be IS. 90
1222 N. H ave. NV. Is rooms and baths So IS
1924 n. III. ave. NV. II n 0ms aud baths IS 90
1T46 Q St NV. II rooms and baths. -. 90
81 9th st. NV. 10 and bath ....... 4a.Jg
"a st. NV. rooms & be ill., fine condition 81 20
Ola L st. NV. rooms and bath 81 Sd
1913 18th st. NV. rooms and bath. ...... $3.50
$40 Sd st. NV, rooms and bath $3.50
IA Tth St Sc, rooms and bath. n sc
15S U ST. NV, rooms and bath. "a. 50
CA 9th st. ne, rooms and bath. ....... Is 80
4o4 Spruce st. NV. rooms and ba tn ..... % 80
1903 G st.&.e., rooms bath, house. 20 so
@ G st. NV, rooms and bath. ............ - SO
1927 st. Sc. rooms ............ 1890
CAS- st. ne. rooms and bath. % so
ONCE, SO ST. n. 5000
APARTMENTS
404 9th ST. s-e., I'd floor. 6 and bath. 600
400 9th ST s.e., I'd floor. o rooms and bath. 600
913 NJ st. NV, Sd floor. vacant Mar l.
1905. !, rooms and bath ............. $50
500 Sth nv I'd floor Or & b.. INV heat. 25 90
46 ii ST. n.w.. rooms AMI bath. over store Is.
"a II st NV S rooms and bath........... 20. so
: r. cor Kenty. ". and B 4r. and ba. 12.50
COIORED TENANTS.
JOG A. B. alley NV. A rooms $50
I2f6t I'd st. Sc, rooms and bath 1000
STABLES.
Rear 1920 Conn. ave. n.w.....-..-...-... 1000
Automobile barn. l4th and Binney sts..
space, per month. o.O
Ats III ST. NV, rear, 2-story brick shop,
''e" H0'i EDWARD p. SCHw ARrZ.
fep-It ga st. DIV.
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FOR RENT
NV 2o2s /. 2sr. 2b SIS oolNw ,2o17 NJ. ar. 1000
NV, 234 av Sr b. 45.60 NV. r'r 1870 L. sta SOC
NW2I2 \ sy.sr b. As col NE $50 L, er, b. :. 2o.so
NV 1733 r, Tor, b. a, &C NE. 1924 Lewis Ar. 80
SW.1439 Q. Sr. b.. 81. 50SW 800 G, Or, b. 20 80
NV sl4 ], 81, s5. 50 sw .el7 Nd az. 6r. Is. 80
NW.1422 av, 6r.158p SW 500 Nd av. Or. Is. 80
NW.517 S, Is 3Q sW 1871 18th Or IA so
NV 400 Othsl 2f}1r15.oCi FLATS.
1905 9Th. Ar. ~ 30 NV 11o7 G, Dr. b. "a p 90
OFFICES-NORTHWEST.
GuntoD building Offices Gil 7th, room g.. 1870
Call at offcs for information regarding alley
properties. stables etc, have for rent.
For further informatio apply at Office.
fe9-tf j. w. PILLING, 1416 NV
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For REST-No. 6:s3 MASS. AVE NE; BRICK;
stofies and cellar; rooms and bath; all mod
ern Improvements; good location and convenient
20 cars; large front and rear yard Apply to
et. NV. felA-3f
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23U: 10Th NV. ... 5000
slS ISthn ". 2ban | 100
1883 10th. Pr. 30, sta. 200
500 Riggs pl, o.. b.. 90
Flats. 9th & Il | Nv. 30. 80
III 9th nv. 12r, h. so 90
1898 18th NV. Or. h.. 30. 0C
e27 Il | NV, 3r. h.. $500
1IiI . NV. 12r. b.. rs GO
10 2lst NV. Tor. b. 15.0 90
Cor honse, Washington
Heights, 12r. 3b. 200
RID. Inc. 1907 + st. NV.
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stone front; In fine location; 1908 @ St NV.
For key and further PARTICULARS inquire
fe1o6t, eSu L. A. HARDING. 1916 st. NV
FOR RENT-BY JAMES +. SHEA,
CAB Louisiana
1913 I245 goth st. NV, store and cellar s75. 90
703 & I05 Sth ST. Sc, store 3r., heat; ga. 5000
zoos 18th st. NV, 10 rooms, bath. ...... 1900
600 Q st. NV. rms, tiled bath, furnace. 40. 90
703 & 705 9Th St Sc. fats, 6r b.. heat ca. $500
2le Sd ST. NV, rooms bath. ........... 81 so
412 St NV, rooms, bath. ...,........ 30.50
18th & NV, 2 lower. upper rms. bath. % 90
2l9 st. NV rooms bath ............ 25 90
-1l14 Fla. NV. Z rooms, bath ....... %. 90
1888 y. ]. NV, fat rooms, bath. 21.50
Cos st. Sc, rooms, bath. ............ 20.00
643 La NV, entire I'd floor ........ 700
Clio ST. sw., rooms. bath ............ II. so
2244 18th st. NV, rooms, water. ....... 80
1876 7th st ne, rooms, water. ......... IL. 80
Ridge I'd Wesley Hts d. Tor. b. pantry sta 10 90
1908 11th ST. Sc. rooms water. ........ 1900
Gas La. ave. NV, entire Attn floor. 1000
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Cor 18TH and kpnesaw I
ay, l2r. 2b. month GO
1901 Mass ay NY. Cir.
81. month. .35C
Gil 18th NV. 35T. 81. 2S'
1923 X NV, lar b. $50
1922 y II av, Tor. b.S5. 90
1924 y II nv. 10 h. a. 90
8 apartment houses. Ly
decker st. bet. 13th&I4th
hr Il bath .....32. 80
ar < bath. .....3J. 80 ,
TYLER * RUTHERFOl
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