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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
Improved the Chance.

From the st. Louis Republic.
A man in New York committed sui
eide by shattering a p1ate-glass win
dow with his head and then using a
fragment to cut his throat, thus civ.
ing the paragraphers a chance to re
mark that his was ''painfuE' death.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
Nonsensel Neither Bites.

From the Kansas City. Post.
Prof. w, D. Miller. in his lecture at
Nliddletown, Conn.,, says the bite of
pretty girl will "often bring quicker
and more horrible death than the bite
of a serpent How about the bit Of
an ugly girl?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
some Good stories.

They had been to Coney Island. Now
they fingered on the doorstep. He
waited. There seemed nothing much
10 say He had known her only q
short time. where is the key?" he
asked. "oh, can open the dor" she
murmured. "But where's the key?"
he persisted. "Wefl, IL you must know.
the key Isl and she grew confused.
.swell, If you'd go away I'D find the
key she added, with a brave attempt
at smile. He took the hint.-New
York Press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
Comment Of eeadfpa Ae,ysTsa srs On
varons Toplcs ifred Belts
peatt.

Philadelphia inquire
A singpia5 atalit ollowed t bg9
millionaire WHO hF exploit South
africa ana became imperial IA their
wealth. l5aIpato one 8pt the
richest sa ne frst to- go having
committed stiictde sea while tl. e
young man eeil Rhodes was under
so when eaifed from his hercnlean
task. aud no Beit, richest of
all is dead d
Nr. Belt was not only the richest
man in Ene and but YES supposed tc
contest With John hi. Rockefeller for
the position 81 ne richest man IA the
world. He controlled the diamond
trade of south Affrtca, was heavily IN
terested 81 sold mines. railroads and
other enterpftses. Like his former
partnet he started out in life with
nothing atid made his wealth by SELF
ing me oppo tiles AFFORDED in
south AFRICA What will become OF
his wealtf rs not known, but as he
has been ailtng q long time he had
plenty 90 time to dispose of his pos
lions Ee was accused of compiled
" in the Jameson raid and has never
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19

can be taught to go to leep on y An,
!enpt stomach ana the petnieious.
practice As running him Who does not
know the expert nce OF feeling sleepy
after eating heartily That Is Nature.
and science has got onto Nature With
both feet 4. N. y. Z.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19
NV Wort World.

i0rk prlus
81 a list recently compiled OF the
richest hundred men John D.
R4ckefellerss name led all the rest,
Ii stood against an estimated fortune
81 $500; 900 900! The. two. names fol-
Loving we're those of Alfred Belt
fs50o;00o, 0Oo) and ]. B. Robinson
:O00, 000l, both Of South Africa.
BaitB died yesterday at the age
Of So years Mr.. Rockefeller at G7
bids fair for a long time yet to see
his millions breed millions
Mr.. rock fe1ler distanced Mr.. Belt
a. world fame TO many Americans
lie new Of today viii bring the first
information about he South African
n6iilionaiTe. Yet there are striking
parallels III the careers Of the two men.
one developed the possibilities OF
Aflisfic III oil !, the other of Cape gold
and diamonds: Neither was specu-
latof tS6th dealing as far as possible
ii coidacertai hties. Like Mr., Rockefel-
lers VIII. Belt was a liberal giver. Like
fne on magnate, he founded college
a nivefaity in Hamburg.
ossibIy Mr.. Belt made fewer enc
mics than has Mr.. Rockefeller.
although his reported connection with
the Jameson raid had its consequence
ses his millions, however, measured
ompliahments. It is merely
man very rich who is dead.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19

one of the coofest-looking spots in
the city of a warm day is the Tombs
prison yard. 1t Is on the Lafayette
street side Of the building, but few per-
sons, except the prisoners and the
tenants of the surrounding office build
fngs. ever see 1t. as there is high
wall around 1t.
In the center Of the yard Is good
sized grass plat. The prisoners. in
squads, are allowed to have exercise
in the yard every day. At intervals
the tagging around the grass plat Is
washed by two orderlles, who use a
long hose, and then the yard looks
cooler than ever New York Sun.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19

Grocers may sometimes try to
"boom" inferior brands Of -four, but.
people insist on having Pills.
burY's Best.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-19

\, There was a constant stream Of visi-
tors the past several days at the small
four-room home of Austin McNeely,
40 Downing street They went to
see Theodore Roosevelt McNeely,
Nicholas Longworth McNeely and Aus
tin McNeely, Jr., triplets, who arrived
last Wednesday evening.
Young Loneworth was distinguished
by red ribbon tied to his chubby
arm. Theodore Roosevelt wore the
white ribbon Of peace. Austin Nc
Nicely. Jr, his proud fathers
namesalle, had blue ribon.
Mr.. McNeely, who is an oyster pack
er at the foot of Gansevoort street.
took a dty off yesterday to receive the
Congratulations of his friends. Before
the triplets came there were three
children in the family. New York
American.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-17

Those who in their weary mo- ment yearned for q touch of the financial genius of Cassie Chad wick can find comfort in the re- flection that the simple life she now leads about ovens up things. From loan floater to button-hOle maker is too great q change for the truly great to make.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-17

"Science" is d word which frightens many intelligent work men. Yet science is merely clas- sified knowledge.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-17

The man for the place does not need to look for it in the want columns. It never reaches that state of publicity.
Holbrook argus., 1906-03-17

This is the age of investigation resignation -indisposition and death.
Evening journal., 1906-09-21
HELD ANNUAL CONVENTION
Interesting Addresses Made in Els
mere Methodist Church.

In the Elsmere Methodist Church yes
terday the ninth annual convention Of the
Christiana Hundred School Association
was held. Addresses were made by Rev.
George Franklin. George Chandler. Mrs.
Robert Robinson Walter W. Brown. Rev.
Frederick NJ Kir1us. who spoke on the
mission of the Modern Sunday School,"
the Rev. Charles A. Hm d. D.. who de-
livered an address on "Evangelistic Work
in the Sunday school," and the Rev. W.
L. Pettingin. who used as his subject
''The Sunday School Teacher"
In the evening. the Rev. Alexander Ali
son. Jr.. made an address on the adult
Scholar"
The officers elected for tae ensuing year
were:
President. Frederick Brlnghurst; vice
president. John Oliver; secretary and
treasurer, W. II. wingate; superintendent
OF teachers training work. Mrs. Robert
p. Robinson; superintendent of home de-
partment work, Wales W. Brown; super
intendent Of elementary work. Miss Ade-
line II. Day; executive committee, Miss
Emma Lyman. John II. Rice. j. r. Davis
Ralph Finn. Edward woodward, George
J. Chandler and Mrs. Lewis Ector.
Evening journal., 1906-09-21
LAWYER HEALD
PREVENT Big FIRE
CareIssS Mother Came Near
Causing Serious Blaze in
Equitable Buildi 6

William H. Heald, the well-known
attorney with an office on the third
floor OF the Equitable Building, by his
presence Of mind on Wednesday night
probably prevented serious fire IN
that structure. Somebody above Mr.
Heald's office threw a lighted cigar
cite out of the window and it fell on
the sunshade OF the attorneys window
and set fire to the material.
The fire smoldered for some time be-
fore Mr.. Head. who happened TO be
In his office talking 10 Robert II. Har-
man, discovered IL. suddenly the en-
tire curtain blazed up. and Mr. Heald,
quick to take in the situation procured
a fire extinguisher and soon had the
flames under control All the glass
IN the windows was broken however
and theceilng was damaged.
Evening journal., 1906-09-21
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

Members Of the wilmington district Of
the Philadelphia branch Of the Wcman's
Foreign Missionary Society. held prayer
and song service at Grace NJ r. Church
this afternoon to-day having been set
aside at a recent meeting of the local So
ciety as a day of prayer for the work. and
particularly for the convention of the
Philadelphia branch of the organization,
which viii be held at Wilkesbarre from
October 10 to y.
The service began at 2.So O'Clock ana
lasted an hour each one present saying
"a prayer.
Evening journal., 1906-09-21
nonartments at Mar.

Because of the many complaints that
have been made regarding the condition
OF Thlrtieth street. the Board OF Health
has decided to take action and there may
be complications between that body and
the Street and Sewer Department. There
is no sewer on Thiitieth street to carry
off water over which the complaints have
arisen and although the Board OF Health
has called the attention Of the Street and
Sewer Department TO this fact and asked
hem several times TO build a sewer moth
ing has been done. The Board of Health
may now take steps TO have the sewe.
put in.
Evening journal., 1906-09-21
RraaIey Petltlons out.

Francis S. Bradley Is determined to
make sure of his nomination for state
Senator from the northern district by
the Union Republican convention, ana
has his friends circulating petitions to
be filed with Clerk Of the Peace Quig-
les
Whether Mr.. Bradley has his doubts
about the ability Of the Union Repub-
lican convention to maintain the le.
gality OF its ticket or not, he Is de-
termined to get on the ticket in some
legal way at least.
Evening journal., 1906-09-21
Palntln camnainn Ranner.

The YoYung Mems Democratic Club
has placed an order with Artist Harry
c. Hackett for a large campaign han-
ner. which viii be stretched across
Market street. between Eighth and
Ninth. in front Of the club house The
likeness Of the Democratic candidates
on the State ticket will appear on the
banner.
Evening journal., 1906-09-21
Clam chowder

At M. Richenberger's Saturday even
ing, No S03 Shipley street
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UNFINISHED.
1872 Fl av, Tor. b.sS.uo lTi9 o NV, 12r, b..75.0O
1924 J; av Tor. b. 10 90 l749 NV. lor b. .75. 90
1910 2lst. Tor, b. rs 90 1918 Kenyon lot b. so 90
once rms. 2d o., 1907 1871 Corcoran 10r, b. AZ so
1913 10Th NV. l3r b. So 90
Building 1896 ST. will remodel to suit tenant.
FURNISHED
We have a large number of very desirable fur.
nished houses.
APARTMENTS.
Well-located fats OF 18th and Chaplin:
LIST floor. 1i92 Chaplin St, 5r and b. SIS. 90
I'd floor, 1872 Chaplin ST.. Or. and b.. $3l. 90
TYLER RUTHERFORD. Inc. 1907 st. n
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ST, sos 14TiI ST. NV,
HDIfSES FOR Gtn

y Z. L, utN III II - /. ~ W
HOUSES FOR COL
0RED TENANTS.
DIS 18th sw, Or. b.S20.5p
81 y ne. 6r sta. 1900
APARTMENTS.
1899 l4th, ar. h. $3.50
Darlington. "5r, b. 5000
"Crywood." 5r b.. $500
POPS y Cap. 81. b. 2i.5p
si4 18th. 3r. b.. $500
AZ Todd pl. Or. b.. 2l.oo
26eo h NV. 5r. b.. 1I.0J
OFFICE ROOMS.
6i0 l4th. 3r. bh-wh. 25.01
COS f4th. Pr 2dfi.. 5000
STABLES.
Rr 1929 9th. psf bk 500
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FOR RENT
THOS. j. FISHER & CO.. INC,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1914 ST. NV.
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FOR p ENT,
FOR REM
1929. II. .s14-S16 F NV. sso
S1SO 140Q r. NV. w'houSe

Il 81
1929 II. s14-s16 NV $50 ss5 so. .14OT Cocorau W
stfSs nT @ g iiTi avs.
$50. 49,. .2oi NV, 2lr$s5. The wyoming 81
SIS. 1sii Pa av NV, sto DIV sss . The Phoenis Or
$50 "a 4 Jackson ri Office s35.s15 NV cor eth &
s7ss 1855 Col i I'd NV. lar sss HOS NV. i
SIb 1906 II ay l4f S32 SO. The Montgom'y .5r
SIS The Marlborough ;, $50. so lob Goth NV. Or
SIS SIS. 1000 90 9th NV 1lr 5000 80 NV, r
nr nT store 1ass 81 nS =. s5
SEQ. 174S S NV, 1lrI $50. The Montgomery. A.
1925 18th NV go Ss2 9th hi NV c hall
ieo ..2os Dl nv ne. 49,: $50. .ses 9th NV office p
500. -: .11l2 NV 9rssS 80 GIL Sd ne sr
$50 124l ilih NV. Tor s27 o..224 Decatur pi.5'
s55.. .21O D.l ne. l3r s26c0. .2o5 eth ne. 1r
ssS ! 12os ny" NV. 1910 W. Walaeh g.
$50 The ssS nn e. nw S. S.
$50 20. 1858 Kenyon Ilr s25 so .519 10th nw.store
$50 So 2211 Wash cir. Or sos. so 1928 az w3r
5000. .1oIe ped NV. 9, s24- .5o23a I'd Sc. sr
sis25. 1918 K NV. II $50 SO. ..11os 22d NV. Or
s eoq esm ing 81 1858 Nd Az me- me- sr
s45.. The Brunswick. Ar s21 30 1916 I1th NV. 8,
s45. The Marlborough. 81 $40 SO, .131S NV, 'r
S45. The Victoria. 81 $40. .6lO + NV office
sIs The Cumberland 8. SIS. 80 222 Mass NV. 8s
s45. .ao12 18th NV, 1877 $3.50. 327 Mass ne Or
s45. The Phoenix. ST $40 40. .734 sth Or
$40 80. The Miller. Ar SIS 40 1923 nth NV, 81
So Sc 7ei ',s NV, 81 :s..so NV rear, ssoo
s40.G0 :14o ne. sr $3.50. .sll 9th ne Or
StVoo' 81 u NV, lr SO ~. 6ia Morton NV: or
go Ing tn, "!Uu iitg ar s. u"
o. cnn.ta h s nv" 81 o Tor rsnt NV ssnd 9i for
weekly bulletin.
SWARTZELL, RHEEM AND HENSEY CO..
oc6-d,esu 916 F.
E0D- pISZ71T 900, I'VE -DlSID ,1I1
bo. ~ roo1s IA & f1.naae
@ ~ rooI I pa p open piu'lhs' itna &c
st n e WEseorr WILCOX 1907 Pa ave-
IIop PEIT 1901 ooD or . :, ,I0DEPE PPICIZ.
'G1 hE.alh W. III IL 81, MoDE5N bht tid
roos' i, n d. es",aa, tu'h"ce' soou c'"'t tn
e a. c Wyt,S,S l Vii Gov 100; d. I'd
. . e0 ~ .-1oo- =, W.. ! a. Nv.
FOR RENT-1UO5 ST. NV; MODERN
brick: and bath; latrobes. Per
month Observation-Disclosures. S27 So
oc63t.eSu WESC0TT & WILCOX, 1907 Pa
i-11D DTIr oo- o9D or 90 ,Di5IEI n ,;5D-
90, n,Sa., I n,, s 80 ,t 80
anJ r en- iina D. ."oii,, ; 'i' zoo e.
oce ~ eSI wE,s.n1vr e VIII wv I''t 1oo1 d, 49,
y 9-.e9e :" 1850 " " IHoo a. loo. ! a. NV
FOR RENT-1412 18th ST: A MODERN BRICK:
9 rooms. bath; furnace and cellar; kitchen
parlor floor; good condition. Per month. $50 10
oc6-3t.eSu WESCO1T & WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave.
E0P PLIIT 1909 ooD or - -DFSIp !, M !,
GrioL ICONS hs ~. oa,iar' fro naInin ~.
80 -, - n, .,, VI "'N'' AT Co
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FOR RENTED 0 ST NV, A DESIRABLE
dwelling In good location, lines Of cars;
9 rooms and modern BATH RENT, 5000.
MOORE & HILL, Inc, III 14th.
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- N'-ks
Ana. ave.
IBIS Eye. 5r. w....1T.5o
2i31 l. Or, b.......l6.5O
lSlI 10th. Or. w....l5.50
1893 cath. Or. 1900
eil5 NJ. Or. W. .14.5o
1929 Gales ne. 5r. w.I2.50
1877 Eenning, 5r, W. 1900
2i0i *. Gr. .ll.5a
23l6 l.. Ar. W. 1000
2l05 Union, 1r, w.. 1000
APARTMENTS.
The JoiIv I'll. :. b.h't r. &C
3ol2 Il. 2f. 5r. b. . $3.50
300 Il, 2h. Or, b.. 900
$40 o, LIST d. Or. b.25.5 so
The CARLISLE. 1913 y.
misunderstanding:
: rooms. bath. 30
: rooms, bath ~ =
3022R r, Id. 81. b.22.5o
S0lSH II, 5r. b. heato2.5 SC
b05A 23d. 2il. 81. I'm.
aotu 4. sr. H. heat =
'3oii r, 5r. b. hea.. 70. so
I'D 18th, Ar, b....20.50
oTUkES.
icia n0th, IL. W. z. it,..h
el2l ia Nv. tr.w. gle m
1904 Er-e. lr. 10. 90
OFFICE ROfiNs.
;se-i>a Ia Nv. heat ii
rms. s. go ~" ~ <o'1
house, and f.:ts apply al
oc6-d, eSu
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FOR RENT-W. IL. WALKER.
Successor TO X. W. Walker & Son,


I'D 18th
300 10th. l3r. 3b. 81, 0OU
400 Mass NV NV,
1T. u. ....... -, UDb
1926 Girard. lir. 2b. 10000
1888 18th NV. Tor. b. go 90
1920 2lst NV. Tor. 2b 80 %
1853 Park I'd, Tor. b. 30. so
2425 18th. Tor, b. ...JO-5O
1910 . NV. Tor. b. Al so
nos Harvard. 9r .b...45 90
20lT 18th NV. Tor. b. 40 50
17i0 Riggs NV. ST.. b. 40. 10
ocg- til .sa.tf
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FOR RENT-NEWLY PAPERED AND PAINTED
throughout-A large brick residence: suitable for
st-class rooming house: located corner ID and
sts NV: Is rooms, modern bath; furnace
heat; only S62.
WILLIGEl, GIBBS & DANIEL COB & COS 18th.
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SA ~ k--N - !" T-SSN
1907 Pc
3043 z. 1Cr. b. ami. &C. UO
lT06 L. Tor. b. ami. so
2l4l Pa av. Tor. b. 4J.Gi
1923 22d. llr. b.amii5. 80
2IS2 l.. Or. r. and as a
1900 Both, store Or. Al. 90
1921 22d. 1lr.b anu. ~ T.
2i0i O, Or. hwh. -. 40 80
sos 22d. Sr. b. ami. 81 %
1909 23d. 1lr, b. lat.31 sc
1912 18th. q. b. rs. IS
$40 23d. Tor. b. .25. 10
2223 PA NV 1DF H.
500 L Sc, l0r. b. 30. SO
$50 I'D. 7r, b. -. $50
22l0 II. 7r, b. lat. 10. q
sn1 2Iil. S.. b. col ~ -
:,o5 23d, Sr. b. eel. 10. g.;
3eo9 o. Tor. b, cel.30. GO
Takoma. Or. b. 30. 81
sos T. Sr, b.. .2S.J0
1907 :. Or. b. lat. - .65
1918 10th. Or. b. ami. p 81
2l3Sia Ia ay, 81. W. ri. 1T
1906 Kingman pic. l25. &c
1890 Ia ay, Sr. b. %. %
lI22 G.. Or. b. -. 80
6ls 23i. ar. b. lat. ..2,.5n
Coz II ne. Or. b. 80
l22l 30th. 7r. ". g.lS.6u
1928 both. ar. g.. is. Go
26ll X. Or. b. $3.50
For full list OF small
office.
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FOR RENT-BY B. +. SAUL CO., 7TH l. NV.
ll0l nw. Or. .$150.0U 5I4 Tenn ne. sr.b25.a0
40G 18th. Dor. rs. 90 1917 18th Ew,sta % 90
1916 Tth store. rs. w 637 11th 6r. .25. 80
IlO5 NV. store. 90 % 442 NV, Or, b.. %. so
11l7 NV, Tor. b.. 60. o. 519 Or b. 20. so
1918 9th NV. store. 90 3417 Brtw ay6r, BIO 10
$50 Fla NV. 81. b. Be. w 18th and Kearney,
70S II ne, store 5r. IS " Brookland D c.. 10
1900 9th NV Or b.. 80 OG62O Morton ,5r, 16. so
l2l5 Quincy. Brook 1851 Sher n av, Or. W Is. 90
land, ST. 30. 81 2217 It'll NV. Or, WIZ. so
AS Tor. b. 80. SC 80 Decatur ne. 6r,w10 90
1920 Sth NV, Sr, b.S0.5O IS Decatur 81, 10 90
1907 18th NV. Or. BIO CoLORED TENANTS.
ITO II NV, Sr, b. .2S.5 Rear 235 Pomeroy Bro. 90
1911 l. NV. Or. b. - ia
Office rooms at 5l2 L Sc. NV. (steam heated).
oCtj-tf
FOR RENT-2o3 9TH ST NE. 5000 PER
month: brick house, newly papered: modern
plumbing: near lines; house Open oc6-5t'
FOR RENT-31O7 n ST. NV.
rooms; bath; newly papered
$500.
oc2-tf BY j. L. KOLB, 923 N. Y. ave.
FOR RENT-1629 Q ST. NV, s RMS. AND 2
baths; steam heat; $50: so. 1910 14th ST. NV.
Sr. and b., $1,000. Sth st. Sc, Sr. and b.,
$26.50. RALPH w. LEE. Real Estate and In
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FOR RENT-BY J. L. KOLB,
1923 New York ave. NV
200 Cap. 1er ID. $500 OUl 3l4 18th me- 6r b. % so
1919 NV, 12r b. SO. 90 1918 Cedar nat Ar. q 30
3107 Or. b. As 90 l0l4 Fla ne nat Or bcu so
6i1 Nd ay Or b3S Ij3S 18th fiat 5r b. is 90
200 n Cap, Ir, b.. .2550l5l3 10th, Ar b. is so
Octi- II GA Ella LIZ 6r 20
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FOR REST-BY r. o. HOFFMAN, REAL ES-
tate and Insurance Broker, 10th and F sts NV.
The Claiborne. 9th & INNS U, 7r. -40.5 so
NV, apis 2 to rooms 1927 Mo av 12r.. 40. 90
each. $25. S35. $45. $50 1877 c Sc Or. S5. so
201 NV, 15r. SO. SO 1914 Riggs, 7r. 80 50
e12 Mass av. 12r... IS so 22l0 NV. 6r.. 30. 30
e37 nv. 11r.. 80. 70 ii43 W. 7r....... 80. so
400 Mass av apt so 00 1863 Willard, Or 30 80
1888 II, Tor A. 90 I444 Fla NV, Or. 81 50
1S+5 Tor. $500 1859 Willard, Or. "a. so
1922 O. 10r.. $500 1887 ed Or q. 90
1862 Wis 10r... 40 so 234 I'd ne, 1890
933 n, Or apt. $500
OFFICES.
5th & II nw..s20 to 25 Oo Atlantic Coast Line
Store, 40 G NV. :. $50. DOL bldg from SO to S33
Stable r'r 800 Sd ne. IS. 90
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FOR RENT
roms and bath-715 Sd st. ne.
Store rooms-52 H st. NV.
Flat-5 rooms and BATH So st. NV.
Flats rooms and bath. III 18th st. NV.
Cottages rooms, Langdon. d. c.
Desk room-711 18th st. NV.
ROoms-715 18th st. NV.
BENZ. F. EDWARDS
oc5-tf III 18th St NV
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800 Indiana ave-, IL rooms and BATH. is. Is
1850 Fairmont st IL rooms and 2 baths. so. Is
2733 Ontario ave-. rooms and bath $50. 45.75
1918 18th st. n. w., II rooms and bath. 10. so
1927 Riggs st. NV, IL and bath. =. 81. so
APARTMENTS.
Hammond court rooms and bath. 1850
The Lawrence 1922 10th st. 5r and d.. 1000
The Vivans 1923 G St NV Or and b.. 40. 90
The vivans 1923 G st. NV, Ar and b.. 90
The Vivans, rooms and bath. ......... 500
The Arkwright 3OS F NV r. and b. -. p 50
1913 18th ST. 6 rooms and bath ....... p. so
The Hanson, 1000 Sth NV, 2 rooms and b. ~ 50
1919 me-. 5 rooms and bath ........ 20.50
439 10th st. s.w., rooms .............. 1890
STORES.
23oe Pa. ave. 1000
500 9Th st ............... 37.75
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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FOR RENT-1402 l. ST. NV. DOOR FROM
18th st. and main line; just vacated; IL
rooms and bath; modern heater; property In good
BITNDoN, oBRIES & BELT, Inc, 1920 NV
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-09

Two stores and dwellings with brick stable IN
rear, on 9TH street northwest. Rent, SIS 30.
Price. 81. 800 each.
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st. NV.
1870 Euclid. lOH. h. 1865
NIB Newton, Or. b.35. 80
SO6 2lst, Sr. b. 81. 90
3lii = NV. 6r. b.. 30. so
3il5 Mt Pleas. 7r, b. 30 30
40 L NV, Or. b. -. Sd
APARTMENTS.
Laclede. 1923 VT. ave.
Or, b, front. 1000
Or. b, rear. 80. %
FLATS.
l49S Monroe, Or. b. 80. so
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FOR RENT-COLLINs-GUERRY CO.. 621 18TH

- - -
W.
21O4 LIST nw,10r.b $3.50
1912 18th NV. Or. b. 5000
314 18th ne. Or, b.. 25.5O
Shepherd. Petworth. %. 80
912 eth ne,7r.b... $3.50
FLATS.
1927 G NV. 4r. b,
heat and gas. $40. 90
1I01 Euclid. Or. b. 27.5o
1852 Irving Or. b. . ESQ
3oi7 Dumbarton av
Or, b.. $3.50
p Sd ne. Or. b. -. 300
! l441 A Sc, Ar b. -. 1870
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1906-08-01
A PIPE DREAM.
Thrilling Story Sent Out Found
To Be Fake.

For some time a story has been
going the rounds in the vicinity OF
Platteville that is certainly thriller
and has caused many words of sym
pathy to be expressed" says the
Dodgeville Republic. 'The story
was to the effect that a little child,
less than two years old, had fallen
down large drill hole at Platte
vile and lodged at the bottom, a
distance of eighty feet. Grief
stricken parents and Mortified
friends made every effort to rescue
the child. Hooks and ice tongs at
tached to long ropes were let down
in the hole, according to the story.
in efforts to reach the child, but all
to no purpose. The work was car
ried on for many hours, but the
child could not be gotten from the
fateful fssure. Hours passed and
nothing could be done, and finally
it was decided that the child should
be put to death to end it's misery.
Accordingly, several men were de-
tailed to carry water and pour in
the hole and the child was drowned
to end it's suffering.
"The story is absolutely false in
every detail. No child fell down
drill hole in the history of Platte
vile or this part of the country and
an investigation has disclosed the
fact that the rumors were utterly
false"
The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1906-08-01
THRILLING
Is the Trip Over the St. Law
renee Rapids.

The ride down the St. Lawrence
river through the Thousand Islands
and over the rapids is both pleasing
and exciting. The islands are soon
reached after leaving Kingston and
they extend a considerable distance
down the river. Some of them are
so small that there is only room
enough for little vegetation, 9th
ers are large enough for small build
ings and some contain palaces,
where the wealthy reside during the
summer season. The flight to the
north in one of the fine steamers of
the Richelieu and Ontario Naviga-
ton company is a continuous delight
for one seeking a change. of scene
and air. The ride down the rapids
is an experience one does not often
meet and never fails to be exciting.
The river is rapid and deep and the
white caps sometimes extend for a
considerable stretch where the wa
ter falls over the rocks. The boats
are kept in the deepest water going
down and return through the locks.