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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-02-21
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. EEB. 21, 1906.
HE CoTIOH MARKET

Good Middling-10z.
Strict Middling-1l.
Middling-1Oa.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-02-21

No more trouble from the broken
Hame Strings II you have Sullivan Hdw.
Co.'S, Chain Hame Fasteners.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-02-21

i,.sF Et&H
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12
Where salvini Takes His Ease.

The life at Dievole Is self-depend.
ent, secluded as that OF some desert
island. its resources all coming from
within. 1t is rarely long continued
The padrone has a country house In
another part OF Tuscany. where the
conditions are entirely normal, with
manners and customs differing In no
marked degree from those OF other
civilized communities. To his farm
he repairs at intervals, generally for
week or two at time, often bring.
Ing house-party with him. Or, II he
desires absolute rest, Dievole il a
splendid refuge. In the other place" 4"
he says, they know the ropes, can
get at me, and fish me up. Here |
an my own master-and | am safe"
We left him there, one bright morn.
Ing, to his shining solitude. among
his flowers. There was no cloud In
the sky and the shadow OF the fattore
seemed the only one on all the land
scape. Since the early days of Eden,
there has been no garden without a
snake rustling through the grass
except, perhaps. in lreland.-T. R.
sullivan, in Scribner's.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12
California.

] dreamed 4 dream Of beauty.
or dewy orange bloom,
or waving plumes OF palms and .usts
or subtle. sweet Perfume:
or lilies and rare roses
That glistened bright between
Rich banks OF brilliant tropic blooms
That had never seen.
I dreamed about the ocean
And mountains close beside,
Their purple mantles bordered By
The silver Of the tide.
I dreamed Of holy brethren,
OF gentle word and deed,
Who journeyed over half the worA
To SOW the Lords good seed.
70 toll TIL church and cloister
Arose for Christ's dear sake
Though DER the thresholds. In my dream.
I saw gold popies break.
And 10, NJ I was dreaming,
I jouneyed swiftly through
Three days and nights-then I awoke
And found my dreams come true.
.Evalesn Stein. in Sunset Asxaxlsa
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12
Personal Briefs, Church, Lodge, PoIiti-
cal and Society News.

Speaking to Mr.. J. ]. Jennings OF the
Leader. and Lieut.. ]. d. Horkless of
the Star-Journal, concerning the pro-
posed debate, / desire to say, and will
admit that believe that every other
intelligent AfroAmerican OF this city
Will also agree with me, that, as our
means OF qualification are various, and
are also attended BY different effects,
there Is evidently an opportunity for
q choice between them. By declining
= qualification at present, we may Sc
cure one Of greater value at some fu-
ture time. Debating at the present
time is not the question nor issue be-
tween the two parties striving with ev-
cry might and power available to con.
troll the state OF Colorado 1t is the
paramount duty Of every colored Re
publican to think and act for them.
selves upon all matters OF vital con-
cern without the formation OF ideas
created by other natlonalities. We, as
AfroAmericans, must look through
AfroAmerican glasses, and not
through the Caucasian's. Catch my
meaning? II We are to gain In any d.
rection OF this great industrial world,
It is 10 be gained by inches. The Re-
publican party. fought by all other par.
ties at home and across the deep, roll.
Ing oceans, because she had plainly
shown an inclina,ion to give to the
Negro by inches what will, perhaps, af-
ter millions Of generations shall have
passed away, bring them on a level
and par with all nationalities. So let
us, each Of us, debate In our minds
how to get efficient. capable and good
men to the front, and then elect them.
II seems that We have been blessed
with that kind Of a selection of officers
who are 10 rule. Now, then, let us see
to their election, ard then demand In
an honest and straightforward manner
what we view through the Afro-Ameri.
can glasses to be ours by right of po-
sltion taken to win the victory.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12

The Pueblo Department manager is
very busy with his business list. We
will also soon find time to arrange for
church and lodge directory. Remember
TO leave your news notes at Mrs. Jones
grocery store, 13O North Union avenue.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12
Pueblo Department

1t is to be hoped the orphanage
benefit, under the management Of the
Colored Women's Club, and with the
leadership Of Mesdames l.. o. Har-
groves, ]. A. Jones and NJ. McDaniels,
will prove substantial success.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12

Mrs. d. Motley mas received the sad
news OF the falling health OF her niece,
Myrtle Stevenson, who visited her
from Junction City.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12

One Of the SWEETEST apartment houses
in the West is Buffers Court at Pearl
and Colfax, and for his excellent ser
vice in a similar capacity elsewhere,
D. Motley is in charge.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12

Mrs. Richard Frazier has been In
Colorado Springs visiting, and has re-
turned home.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12

The church and bit Of society news
that was sent reached us while on the
way to postofilce. so wen catch 1t next
week.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12

Visitors to leadville can secure ac-
commodations for rooming and board
ing with Mrs. S. ], Motley Of 2O6 West
Sixth street. 1910
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12

Mrs. Lena Mason, who has been
10 dangerously III al the Sisters hospi-
tai, Is reported to be out Of danger.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12

Gus Clark Of Colorado City was a
visitor this week.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12

John Conway is out In the state vis-
iting while on his vacation.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12

c. A. Franklin is touring the state
In the interest of the Statesman.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12

Mr.. William Hatcher and Mr.. Lee
Tyler At the close OF registration
worked like beavers In the various
wards and precincts In order to get
full registration OF all the voters. The
earnest zeal with which they labored
u quite commendable.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12

Rev. J. c. Owens returned from the
Missouri conference feeling that Colo
yado b noe 10 far behind In ecclesias-
tjcal worn, ~Nr~s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16
"The Blood is The LIFE,

science has never como beyond tbs
eOoVe simple Statemc Mt OF scripture. But
~ mas Illuminated that statement and
gwen III meaning ever broadening with
the increasing breadth OF kno,vledgo
when tho blood So bad or iDpuro a.
Is not alone tho body which spffers
through disease. Tho brain is also
SOUNDED we mind and judgement are
euScted, and ns,sny an evil decd or ir,n,,ro
thoSght NQ2y~0e >6srectly traced 10 tbs
impOr+Sy OF the 6l,OcN Foul. impure hlooI
S4R-2e-m1de- hY tic uSc Of Dr.
+-erse.s Golden Medical Discovery IL
VEllc1eS- ADD nn1lkeS the ulood thereby
curing, pimples, blotches. eruptions ana
other cut0ncouS affections. as eczema
letter. or Salt-rheum. hiycs and other
manifestations Of impure blood
@ % o . %
IN the cure OF scrofulous sweilinQs. en-.
iarged glands, open eating ulcers. or old
sores, the Golden Medical Discovery % has
performed the most marvellous curos 7,
cases OF old sores. or open antip, uicore
Il Is we'll 70 apply "a tho open sores DR.
flerce's All-Healing Salvc. which 80
sesses wonderful healing potency vben
used as an application 70 tho sores I'm con
junction with tho use Of Golden Nfodfc.l
Discovery "a a blood cleansing cone,f-
tntional treatment. II Your dru0yist
don't happen TO have rho ~An-Hoaiing
Saive in stock, you can eo -.f- procure II
By inclosing hity-four cents i'm rosta,7o
stamps 20 Dr.. r. Y. Pierce. Gr3 Main ~
Buffalo, y. Y. and # will come % Won by
return post. Most druggists keep f. ~
we'll as tho Golden Medical Discovery -
o . o.
Non can't afford 20 accept any medicine
OF tnlno1rn composition rs "a sufetituto
for - Golden Medical Di .rovor~.~ which 10
a medicine or KNOWN COMPOSITION,
having complete list ~ ingredients In
plain English on ite botFo-v-ranrer tho
Ha me being atteStcd ne correct under oath.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and invigorate stomach. liver and bowels
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

Tor spelling tho, thorO, thru,
althO, ak.
The old spelling book is to
be iired--SOO words 70 be
sim plified.
The first modern effort
towards spelling reform in
English may be attributed
TO Benz. Franklin and Noah
Webster.
We believe in forms and
reforms.
We're ready to reform the
forms OF the thousands Of
boys who'll enter upon
their school q utie this
week
We've all the new thinCs
in for Fall and are anxious
10 serve vote
Suits. $3.50 up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16
penooratir platform and make his ad-
n.rlsfafloa popular.
A Lively Corpse.

A Lively Corpse.
-ra.t anoat tne Dcmocuatir party be-
iur decT when 80 can furnish rs own and
bee opponents Platforms
Air. E.Hr commended NIr Roosevelt
Tor ha,ire atlrs DOB bringing about peace
between Russia and Japan. and tor hay
ING helped settle the anthracite coag
strike
yet % w.. Black IN his speech nomi-
mating afr Roosevelt no Chicago. had
called lt" 3d. mau "of blood and iron
ANS lie i5ea OF settling labor troubles
bv arbitration was in the Democratic
platform or i,ef
Democrats htd 10Y years tried 20 break
ur trusts. Republicans hal tried 90
"reraute thcm. Trusts should Dee abol-
i.het k about the Democratic party
m.trr arlrohisfs "the Republican
r..y .s uHl. many anarchists by pun
..Ir- tn, atrc uevcs and letting the
ID tl. laws are sufficient TO abolish
trusts V.r aro they not enforced? and
t.r a.. mot Sufficient. why are they
ra. I.nn-o ~ the Democratic party
l- 90 ...sn private monopoly in the
I.l.I States
I.r Socialists AFRO demanding that the
-.rnuent take ovcr and operate all
-'lr ~ supply. This. he declared.
was "t governmental monopoly. Trusts
r'. economic growth Every
rr t 'e.Ii .r.atnu. it is "a legal and
rot t" t.0I.n, --oVtn. AS il is created
N r..l .t ne destroyed bv law.
-Nnr0r Nr tHe elimination Of come
n Resulted n poorer products or
e.e .n. creator ro-t What the beef
ln- industry needs is not more in-
'r uH.U tire destruction II
ID mon'uolt vri.I controls the indus
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16
Where the Men Stand.

1o nor believe that there 70 a
single man in either company who
Sc not giving IFS officers his cordial
slurH-t. ANA who IS .ll NOT stand nrmiy
behind tl"fn n tho night
Boz eeniiur iu our resiEnations wa
save as the reason FOR she good ~
fI. service. and We think that eN-
plains everything
T0e res zuatons are addressed 90
tae Adjutaut-Gs neral hut military rule
required that they hc sent through
Major Cheaf wood who can either APP
Iurc or dlsapprove. but who must
forward flem fo fle AdIutant-ifeucrai
The Governor VIII finally either &C
coIt the yes 'gnatlons or decline 20
do SO
n Major Cheatwoof resigns as COM
handing officer. there is every reason
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

me under ndF.semont. ard that while
tle falt moro affair MAS the direct cause
~ the designations 10 was bv no means
The only thing that le1 90 such action
SO said
There has been no one thing. but
whole Tot - things. and the BAL
tWore natter So only a elimination
~ ti" whole business.
The root of The trouble is general
d.esatsfac-lou. Tho action ~ lie line
officers is backed hy an rho non-rom-
m' SIS oned officers and men ~ both
a ard y companies and ~ means
that Tie dght IS between Tho entire
battalion on one side and The "s.ar
"n ine other and not oil ~ 'fe stlT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16
LINE OFFICERS Of
BLUES HAVE RESIGNED

cannot discuss the matter Of the
resignation of tine line officers Of the
battalion I VIII say. however. that
VIII not forward the rs eiguation to-
the Adjutant General until have had
personal explanation from Captain
fowios. % a Company and Captain
Burwcu. OF 'B Company desire
to know exactly the reason OF the
designations. and ann free TO say that
VIII make amy personal sacrifice IN
ORDER 10 uphold the organization
command. ann OF the opinion that
the whole affair can be satisfactorily,
settled without the designations going
70 the Adtutant-General The mat
Ter comes I'm the nature Of a surprise
q" mo although knew that there
WINS some Misunderstanding among
the Officers and men Of the battalion
Not on Impulse.
From an officer who has rendered bfs
resignation 1t was learned that the action
o. the six line officers had been for some
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16
Non Partisan.

NIW DE..4.tNT Sept ,A feature
'i t." r. 'utlou planned for William jon
'hes Br'a1 here Sept q is that The
Louisiana Republican Club viii take an
t'i'e part Az attempt will be made to
make the reception entirely non-psrtisan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

demand sincci frstpl
the market until greatest all blood purifiers
It has its t. because md
there are few homes where IS for the blood saving
blood Of the body
mated Acne, letter
10
rouia Chronic sores and Ulcers Contagious Blood
blood and will nd
impurities and poisons
blood all blood disorders S. has proven
well earned the right be called the all
circulation posors
and unhealthy matter and makes this f pure Ioatsu
S. blood soc
chat diseases standing permanently
blood
medical advice SPECIFIC ATLANTA, Ca.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

All the other fiXinqs for
your boys complete outfit
tlnG-lUst as you and he
would have IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16
BRYAN DAY At
RADF ORD FAIR
Ccon'inued from First Page)

virginia. had assumed q gala appearance
the result OF the lavish display OF biinr-
Ing on the exterior es vel as IN ne
interior.
The national colors were FLYING from,
the windows and dropped IA heavy Zoe
ICONS from ledge all ,oil'ice while th,
req. white and blue garu,shed the walls
IN the beautiful parlors
The Governor and the ,-irpiria ,,,c.,.
oers or the Congress were heartily re-
ceived by Mr.. Bryan. Governor Swanson,
and Mr.. Bryan spent some time I'm AMI
mated conversation.
swanson is trying 70 convert Br,-,r
away from government ownership" re-
marked soto voco. "a DISTINGUISHED bye
stauder
Robert y. Bruce. the Democratic can-
didate for Congress in the Nirth Distri.t
was an early caller. and AIR BRYAN
cvinced the livelicst interest -n tho CAM
paign which is being made to overt hr,-v
Slempism i'm Virginia. and expressed his
delight az the prospects Of success wni~h
be- was told existed.
Judge William Hodges Mann arrived
early this morning and nc and NJ. Bryan
had pleasant chat of some length Nrs.
Bryan and Miss Grace met am or nearly
all tho callers The poise and quiet q -
nifty OF Mrs. Bryan charmed those who
met her. one well known Nirginian pee
marked after he had come away.
she is Just like a Virginia woman"
he thought ne could pay hcr no higher
compliment
Both Mr. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan OK
pressed their appreciation OF the oie-
giant hospitality they had received At
tho hands of the Governor and Mrs. Ty'er
and their family Il was ideally and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

iiEinii' Had assumed q gala appearance.
the result OF the lavish display az br,-'
inS on the exterior ss ven as In ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-16

FOR SUBLET-IN THE WYOMING
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED APARTMENT;
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE; RMS. AND BATH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-16
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-72O ST. Sc
Groom house: furnace heat: tiled bath; $27 CO.
de14-3ts Inquire OWNER, 301 st. sc
FOR RENT-FINE CORNER, AMI. 1928 nth
NV; 11r. and bath; hot-wGter heat: large
parking. Rent. s5O.75. VICTOR ANDERSON,
1416 NV. de14-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-16

A number Of very attractive propositions in
large business properties in heart OF downtown
section; yield good income and splendid prospect
Of increase in value.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY
(E O. Smith. Lee d. Latimer. C. F. NesbiD
deI5-2t 1i0S New York ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-16

FOR RENT-REDUCED RENTAL.
No. 1Z32 Mass. ave. NV, 1st-hoOr apartment Of
rooms and bath: hot-water heat; janitor
ice; splendid loca ton; convenient to all deuart-
ments and business center.
de15-6t r. E. BRADLEY. 141S ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-16

lines IL, Soc 1t, $iOO. VIZ, $Z'5 mo-, St.O.
FURNISHED or UNFINISHED.
ron RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
24.i 18th st., Tor. and 2 b.; hot-water; =; $50
1910 Harvard ST. 1or aad 2b h.water heat s. 60
! asi Kenyon ST. lir 3D. h. water 10 20 90 90
iSa III 5S IN s o. aSd ,r heat a.
2Is + st. ne. sr. and b.; furnace. - 80
$50 ne. Ir and b. :::;........ % % % %
's' 'lF'rd st. 0f fG 9Ra Is 1sf heat .s ~
18th & Calvert, I2r. and 2b.: hot water. $50 90
Q near 10Th. Tor aud b.. furnace. 100 o.
Hopkins pl. Tor. and b. furnace. ....... SO GO GO
Col rd- and isth' 1Sr; g. hot water 1000
l7G5 Willard St. Q rooms and bath. 80
lilo 18th ST.. 2r and b. lnon housekeepns) 1000
40 iSt sr OF sniFe aS Sq,d WsSpk ssf
5761 IN" st.-Warehouse and stables. SEQ 90
d &Ea5 -' EBERM i,ss 'i mAwN 1903 ST
'f e sdITHIi. f b Ihri MI + SEshlT
II rooms. newly papered and painted elegant
order ..-..-.'...........-..-S llo
Cor 18th and Harvard SITS. Columbia Heislrs:
3 baths, 13 rooms, large pantries with win
viii rent partly or fully furnished.
Columbia road. No. 1927; delightful home;
handsomely decora ted beautiful view 10 rooms
and two (2) especially fine large baths; steam
heat; IS foot wide side yard. SOS
Washington Heights-Calvert ST., No. 1850:
new: IL rooms; two t2) handsome baths; steam
heat; hue order $55
Washington Heights Exclusive Mintwood
place. No. 1888; IL rooms and bath; good order:
steam ueat'''''. 300
Convenient downtown house. corner Of 9th
and SITS NV; rooms and bath; newly papered
and painted throughout; splendid rooming sec
tlon; convenient to all cars: low rent
1888 18th st. NV; exclusive section; large
rooms and bath: large pantry; furnace. $500. $50
will be put in good order. ..................$ $50
1924 Sherman ave-; 10 rooms and bath; good
order; hot-water heat; handsome, comfortable
1904 Monroe ST, Col. Hts; 0 and bath;
Riggs place. No. 1915; new heating plant; 10
rooms and bath; good order. $50
Pleasant 18th st. home. No 1716; rooms and
bath, good order; furnace heat; windows SOUTH
east and west; very low rent. ..-.. $''o
dela-2t
FOR RENT
uNFURNIsHEp
SConn av l6r O0l 1913 10Th NV, 13r b. 800
0itce rms. "a Il. 1907 III 1919 Vt av. 11r. b. 800
Store. III 9th. 1900
FURNISHED.
2ito Columbia road sI25 per month
141l hopkins St. 10 rooms and bath. $4,000.
We have large number OF very desirable fur
uished houses.
APARTMENTS
Wei-incated flats on cor of 18TH and Chaplin
lst floor. 1892 Chapin ST. 5r. and b. -. SIS. 90
"a floor, 1892 Chaplin ST., 6r and b. ...... 90
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD. Inc. 1907 st. W.
deS-lIt'
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FOR RENT-S2O 7TH ST NE. FIGHT
rooms: open plumbing; large side and
rear yard; one of the prettiest houses
in the ne. section. Rent $2S.5O per
month. Will lease for a term of years
to desirable tenant.
JOHN T. DONOHOE & SONS,
Phone f.. "a. 30S East Capitol st.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

APARTMENTS TO LET.
sls N;w.4-RooM FLAT: STEAM HEAT AND
RI. APA9TMENT HEADoUARTERs;r -.
PROOF nb .e aslH 81 troom a DE"
rooms. $50; all that is left: very choice.
TIE VIRGINIA, .el2o G st. NV. spacious 4
room apt. $50: splendid condition; modern and
.,,. , 90 W A. EAsTERDAY Inc,
DELIGHTFUL APARTMENT IN THE ALBERT
is23 f NV: fine location: handsomely finished
a yfEy ns's 9 ST.
Of four rooms and bath: ali modern improve,
,,Gs,ssi SEQ p GER month John /. EDwAkPs. sos
crete cellar, $3.50. pEEBLs { Co, laol 6 st.
FOR RENT-MosT DIsiKABLE APARTMENTS
in The Melwood and The Vernon.
sss fxfHs $Sn SHSSr " nsiA S
BUILDING. WITH SPACIOUS BACK PORCH
'sfs ss sEEM HE very sna
m FS lpsat,Gn sPES Iok INDUCEMENTS
SpES ESn f iSsFEcfl6 SS"' SEE Us FOR
A NON HOUSEKEEPING SUITE-PARLOR, TWO
q, bed rooms and bath; all front rooms; fur
nois-tf AUG '''"ef' '''" anu -
THE EMERY 1912 G ST. NV
T II "a ioss .5d nj
TIE coIoSiAL, ,soth and N SITS. ' -. . ~
5 rooms and bath. SOS. so to ss1 30
2o0G Pa ave. NV
"a floor. rooms and bath. $3.50
no27 tt WEAVER BROS. i41e st. Nv w.
CENTRALLY LOCATED NEW AND MODERN
ss suites om to outside e ser roe en ana and
bath elevator end }anps seyyGe at
. The Realty Corner. 18th. at New York ave.
Fon RENT,FINE 5RooM AND BATH SECOND
i Issd,,f beautiful yard; !2so6 See 'an'tor
THE MISSIONER.
18th and U SITS NV.
Several very desirable. apartments for rent
service; moderate rent; inspect these apartments
before renting elsewhere. JOHN {. EDWARDS.
106 14th ST. NV. no23h
The ReYALToN.
91S st. NV
Elegant new apsrtmen,s s Of excsphonally large
meDt;. downtown location. accessible to all
nSs and of al
ments before renting others.
ARTHUR e. PLANT.
Traders National Bank, 10th and Pa ave.
oc25-tf
THE CLAIBORNE.
Sc cor 9th and II SITS. NV.
Housekeeping and bachelor apartments Of 2. T.
8 and 6 rooms; steam heat; janitor and elevator
service. Prices from $25 to $50. Also cafe. bar
Der shop and Office rooms for rent In this buiLt
ing Apply r. o. HOLTZMAN. 1926 N. Y. ave.
no20tf
THE CECIL, 18TH AND l. N.W.-FOR RENT-A
beautiful 5-room apt; bright and cheerful; south
exposure; within easy walking distance OF the
shops theaters. business offices and departments.
Apply at THE CECIL. no2O-n
FOR RENT-THE LINCOLN, 18TH STREET
Lincoln Park Sc; rooms and bath: all
outside rooms rent S35 and $40; open for nspec
ton. JAMES a. CAHILL. 1908 st. NV n17-tf
18th and Girard Streets modern freproof build
Ing; apartments Of three and five and
bath; rent $50 to $45. JAMES A. CAdILL, 1903
F st. NV. no1I-tf
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FOR RENT-THE PLAZA.
Modern 7-story freproof building overlooking
Washington Circle; vacant apartment Of 5
large. bright rooms and tiled bath: the best in
the city for the money; $45 per month.
de15-6t R. +. BRADLEY. 141S F st.
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FOR RENT-A FIVER0OM APARTMENT. FUR
nis.led, in NV, near Dupont Circle. for four a.
months from Jan. 3, 1907. Address r. s.. v. p,
Star Office. de15-2ts
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FOR RENT OR SALE
NER HOUSE ON COLUMBIA HEIGH HTS,
No. 1881 Harvard ST.; three stories and base
ment; eleven rooms: Kitchen pantry and but
ler's pantry three bath rooms; hot-water
heating; southern exposure large parking;
rent, $50 per month; owner leaving the city
offers special advantages TO desirable tenant.
Inquire at the house address -
JOS. LYONS.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-16

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WM. ii. SAUNDERS & CO., 14O7 F.
1920 18th st NV. ,lir, 2bl 1927 II av. 12r %
$50 X st NV, 12r. b 212 Cap ST. Tor
1901 Riggs Tor. b 1898 22d 81 NV Or b
1927 Oregon av Dr. 3O4s y st NV Tor b
1406 Belmont ST. Or. b LIB ST me- Tor Oh
l2S 1lth 81 Sc, sr, 1909 2Sth st NV ST. b
Sl3 L st NV, Sr, b AZ Porter st ne 6r b
303S Cambridge pl, Or. 4l2 VI 81 NV 6r b
l03 18th ST Sc. Or. PA Ky ay Sc Or b
1928 Md av, Tr. b 1925 G st ne ST.
433 18th st Sc. Or, 303S lith st NV Or b
BIAS Dumbarton av. Orb 1919 18th ST NV lOr b
1420 ID ST ne. O.,
2-house apart. furnace and large cellars.
1903 ID ST NV, 5 & q r,bl 1878 Oregon avs & o r. b
1443 A st Sc. Ar, b S4l6 X ST NV Or b
34is & 20 st NV, Or, b 800 ST ne. Or, b
1854 Ga Sc. Or,
Store 1909 9th St NV; 20x40; room
Store and dwelling 1881 l4t1 st. NV. 25x50; Or, b.
Stable. 1903 9th ST. NV. 2-story brick.
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