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The Ordway new era., 1906-04-13
Gl)r alr,n Ora.
Letter from Cuba.
Havana, Cuba, March 10.


Dear Mr.. Editor:
a week in Cuba is far too short
time to see all that Is interesting 10
an American. Our Ordway people
may be interested in the sugar busi-
uess. II Uncle Sam ever takes the
island under his wings the chances
th,r. for money making in su.
gar would be very tempting to young
man of enterprise and who does no,
mind the pcrspiration necessary. a
field Is planted in cane, and after the
first year of cultivation, keeping out
weeds and thinning, ETC.. it is harvcs-
ted every year afterwLrd from Is to
20 years, without replanting or any
care or ouliivation-likc an alfalfa
field in Colorado, and your crop each
year is much larger than from sugar
beets. Such land can be purchas ed
for SIS 10 $50 per acre, near towns and
railroad, and labor is much cheaper
than in Colorado.
But under the present government
you can have no security of property.
The land is taxed but a very insight
ticant amount, but your INCOME is
taxed-and if they think you are max.
ing money your taxes may % some
thing enormous. And then the It'll,
to the land are very queer to US. Az
ter you buy out several squatters'
rights to piece of land you may ind
out the real title is vested in some
Spanish soldier who is on duty now in
the Spanish army.
After pleasant trip down Biscayn.
bay with its smooth and many colored
waters, followed by a ra'her rough
shaking up in crossing the Gulf
Stream. we anchored in Havana har-
Dor within 100 yards OF the remaining
wreck OF our battle ship Maine. The
coming tower and the shattered ribs
of the hulk ara still visible above wa
ter. a memorable object lesson to the
half rebellious Spanish speaking peo-
pie.
Now we are to have our first lesson
in the red tape of foreign travel.
While our lighter is coming from
shore to land us on the dock, we are
crowded into the dining room of our
vessel to be examined by the marine
surgeon. that we may bring into this
''cleau city" no yellow fever or other
pestilence A jolly lot we are. with
many waggish remarks and jibes az
we sit In chairs or on tables, some 200
of US jammed into a room accommo.
dating about rs. while fine-iookiur,
dignified Cuban officer looks the herd
over. Without feeling a pulse or
touching a solitary person, we were
pronounced "heaithy," while a sup
pressed giggie passed from face to
face from Our good American
tourists. On leaving few days late,
similar performance was gone thro
except that = finger was thrust inside
our collar az 4 fever test.
In this brief letter can only men.
ton points of interest without de.
scribing. A day spent In Moro Cas-.
tie aud Fort cabanas, at the entrance
Of the harbor. was most enjoyable.
The Old moats and drawbridges take
one back to Scott's novels. Here Il
q ~ y
The Ordway new era., 1906-04-13
Judae Bishop and Gen. su,,.,

During n session Of the sur.;1
court at East Cambridge. Mass, via
Ju ge Robert II. Bishop vas On n
bench. a case was called In yhleA /,
back-couutry farmer appeared a. u.
ness. While giving his Testimony "
question of dates came up
at happened in 1882" said ,he VI
ness.
Are you sure It was that ya,.
asked the counsel.
Dead sure" said the vItnssi
"wili you tell the court WY m
are so certain about the yeary slsl
the counsel.
WELL drawled the witness I
know. because It was the year ID
Butler defeated Rob Bishop fos ps
ernor."
The Ordway new era., 1906-04-13
po.er for the Artist,

Irish bulls will happen" deeliN
Representative MeNary Of Na,asAs
sets. II had q friend. an old lhsl
contractor. who made & fortune NJ
wanted his portrait painted. He sn'
to the artist and the terms were ais
factory.
Now, have you any special pcs
YOU want?" asked the artist.
"Oi have tho,.' answered the rcs
pectiye sitter. 'Oi want meself painis'
sthandin' behind a tree"
The Ordway new era., 1906-04-13
p,,ee. In Electoral coIl.u.

Congressman Charles +. Scott .
Kansas. writing Of the session OIL ~
electoral college in Washington. a.i'
1T is a little singular that nel'ne Us
constitution nor the laws provide 10
a certificate of election to presiaen. v
vice president. or an oficial no''uss
tion to them Of their election. in1 ,
simply have to take somebody s''
for It."
The Ordway new era., 1906-04-13

the Americana" If you have any
pet annexation theory make them a
visit and it will probably cure you.
These people never can be good ei,i-
zens and we don't want them pinned
to Uncle Sans coat-tail.
ID. c. Roberta
The Ordway new era., 1906-04-13
"ousIL" NOT ON TOAST.
Enslishman's Order Served In Style
Of the West.

OF tlc "cSt.
Gerald Lowther. the brother OF the
Earl OF Lonsdale. who Is TO marry
Miss Alice Bright. an American girl.
was some years ago connected with
the British embassy In Washington.
Mr.. Lowther, has Travelled over
America very thoroughly. and in Lon
don he is noted for his knowledge of
American manners and customs.
At London dinner party the res
taurant waiter was being discussed
and Mr.. Lowther said:
You should see the woolly waiter
OF the West. the waiter of Dead Gulch.
of Busted Boom. OF Snake. and of a
hundred other American mining
towns.
THE woolly waiter serves you In
his shirt sleeves. with n cigar In his
mouth. One day an Englishman or
dered quail of such n person.
"'Quall?' said tho waiter. IAN
right. friend, quail It is. Quail goes
And he disappeared In the kitchen
and In moment returned with dish
OF pics feet.
WHATS this?' said the English.
man. ordered quail
Well said the waiter. we've got
quail
But quail's n Bird the English.
man exclaimed.
THE barrel of the walters revolver
cleaned as he said in low. tense
voice:
mot here"
Nursery Stock Cheap.
We have surplus in the leading
Apple. Colorado grown. that we are
offering cheap. Write fOt prices.
The Northern Nursery Company,
Denver, Colorado.
The Ordway new era., 1906-04-13
DIR, S. E. GRIFFIN,
Physician and Surteo,

Special attention given ~ ei.s,.,,
OF the Eye. Ear, Nose ana Throat
Phone-Ofiee, Ordwsy 10.
@ =" -Resideuee, ordsayn
Office Third ST. Ordway Bank Bs,
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ACL CO., 7TH q L NV.
$40 N NV. Or. b. :. .27.W
1701 9th NV, Or. b. %. 30
1924 LIST NV. Or. b. .26.6e
514 Tenn av ne, Sr. b2a.50
d p ne. Or. b. Is. 50
o0S 9Th ne, Or, b. rs. 80
r 1917 18th NV, sta. Is. 90
1882 9Th NV. Or. W,
colored ~. so
1880 10th NV, Or, b.22.50
l143 10th NV, Or. b.21.5O
18th ard Kearney.
RrooEfand. D c.. 20. 90
1902 D Sc. 6r. b. =. 1850
SOP Fla av NV, Or, bis. 90
45S n NV. Or, W. ..15.40
1915 Q NV. Or. w..l2.OO
lib Half sw. Ar, W. g. 40
!. NV. (steam heated.
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1855 + ne. sto. 7r. rs. 90
o Brookland.D G. sr. b25. 90
o 1904 II ne. Or. b. .20.bC
2334 7th NV. Or. 1880
o 1873 F ne, 7r. b. ...15.0C
: Brightw'd. 20 acres. 10. Oc
o Lot 81, 50 1927. 100
% r s1s LIST NV. Ar. 800
o Lots "a & IS. % S.25.0C
'0 APARTMENTS.
The Bellevue. 10Th bet o
% and Fla av, z and Sc
9 and and b. 3 apts' So SIS
s The Sterling. 4. 5 and Or
s and b apis. $40 to $3.50
70 The Louisiana, Sr, b. sec
o The Louisiana. No 5.
% Sr. b.............53.OO
o The Alabama, 18th and
o N NV. 4. 8. Or and t
" apis. $3.50 to $500
o The Maury No22. 5r. b50. 90
o TheRegina .No1O. Or. b45. 90
O The Regina. Not. Or. b45.Oc
% The Regina, Nos. Or. b42. sc
o The Maury. No 80.
C Ar. b. ............ 40.0 90
o sos 14th NV. Or. b. .40.0C
o 9I7-9I9 N Y av. 4r.
o b. apis. 1872 to 1000
0 The Regina. No II.
o Or. b. 1000
% 3i15 Holmead 30. b36. 80
C T NV bet 18th & 18th. 8
o 4 Or & b apis. $50 80
o to $3.50.
o The Eiperon, 18th and
% Col I'd. . & Or, b apis,
% S35 so. $3.50 & S3s. &C
o 1897 10th NV. Ar. b. 37.00
o 500 18th NV. br, b. $3.50
~ 1884 Girard NV. Or. b35. 50
o 1927 10th NV. 5r. b. $3.50
% The Stoddert. 5r, 1880
% 3409 18th NV. Or. b. 1880
o 1874 Irving NV. Or. b32. 80
0 1912 Irving NV, Or. b. $3.50
% 1884 cirard NV .5r. b.32.50
@ I745 willard. Or, b.32.0 90
% l7G6 willard. Or, b.. 80. so
70 b & @. No @. Or, b. 30.On
% Il & Q. No 8. Or. b. 30 90
70 Van Cortlandt." No.
,CI At. 3r. 27 10
70 B Sc bet 18th and 18th,
% Or. h. 500 and 26 90
Euclid. Or. b. .25 so
% 22lA Morgan. Or. b. d. 90
% Mass av sc bet 18th and
o 14th, 5r & b apis. o. 90
% S07 r NV. 81. b. .22. so
70 100 Girar I'd NV. 4r.b. 10. Is
70 23S Quincy ne. Or. BILE. 90
% $3.50 Morton ne. Arb. 1880
70 65S Morton ne. Arb. Is. so
20 Ills G ne. Or, b.. ..15.00
y Il116 G ne. Ar. b.. Is. 90
70 Quincy ne. Ar. b, apis. Is. 90
q APARTMENTS IN THE
ODDERT. THE B. & O.,
THE REGINA.
FICES.
El 1923 F NV. .$e-$1e
IS l114-16 r nw...-$10-$16
. 1927 + NV. ......$l0-$15
Sw cor 18th & Enw.$4-$16
% 1908 F NV, room 4. 10. 90
" 1908 + NV. room 3. 10. 90
ORES.
Iii ID nw.......... SO. 90
)C 2925 N NV. 50. 90
'ILITIES FOR THE COL
FROM ALL CLASSES OF
'artiai list OF the properties
will be glad TO furnish com.
cation at this once.
HER & CO., Inc,
dining the New Willard.
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bic house; o rooms and bath; convenient to
earsi In good order; rent, $3.50. LEWIS
JONES CO., elT q ct. NV. se18t
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FOR RENT-BY wFScOTT WILCOX,
1907 Penna. ave-

FOR RENT-BY wrsct
1907 Pc
1901 i4th. lar, 2b. SIS 81
1905 P,l0r. b, ami. 80. 81
1920 II, i0r. b, ami. As. Is
1923 22d, llr, b,ami45. 90
21S2 L. Or. b, ami. As. 4
1921 22d. llr. b.ami. 40 Is
g2l 10th. sr, b, ami. 40. 6J
500 22d, sr, b, ami. 81 80
tsi2 18th, Or. b. .35- "a
1888 Pa sv. Tor. b. rs. oi
2si7 o. 7r. b. fur. 81" -
22lo II, Or, b, lat 80. 70
GOT 23d. ST.. B. eel. 80 q
S05 Q3d. 81. b, eel. 80. 81
1859 10th, Or, b. lat. 30. 90
e49 2otn. Or. b. Lat. 80. 70
1920 Pa Az. Or. b. "a. DO
zoos 8. Or. h. lat. .27 6N
Ais 18th. Or. b. lat.25. 90
1908 Kingman pl. CHS. g
sos q ne, Or. b, -. n. &C
oil 2sd. ". b, lat: z. g
i49I 85th. Or. b. lat. % sc
10R 2eth, Or. b. lat20. 50
2l3S +. Or, ". sc
e2o 9th. Or. W. .l1.5(
BOLT N Y AZ, Or, w..10.5
For full Lat OF small
DfJ1ce.
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TT 4 WILCOX.
ma. ave.
APARTMENTS.
The Jouy "a. 5.b.h't.S5.0 90
The Jouy, ID. 5r, b. hit. 81. 80
5000 o, LIST f.5r.b. .25. 30
3016h r, Or. b, heat. q. so
SOTO r. 5r. b, heat. rs. so
THE CARLISLE, 1918 N,
non-housekeepingi
2 rooms. bath. =. $3.50
2 rooms. bath. ....lb. Sc
80l2 r, 5r. b. heat. a. so
.8016 b. Or. b, heat. %. SO
b05A Esd, %, Or. 20. 50
804o r. Or, b, heat. 90. sc
20<4h r, Or, b. heat. 20. SC
50lA 23d. 5r. b. :. 20. SO
1853 Wallach. Or, b. 10. 20
2l2a Pa av.2h ar. b.. 10. so
90 LIST sw. 4r, b.. 1850
96S Il sw, Ar. b. so
STORES.
l2se 10th. ir. W. $40. 0c
2i21 Pa av. ! lr.w.gl6. 50
1904 Erie, lr. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
<S2-<S6 La av. heatsd
rms. -. $40. &l2.50,$ $40
houses and Oats apply ~
se1-d .eSu
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FOR RENT-BY B. r. &
l101 X NV, Or. $3.50. on
1915 7th NV. store. 1000
HOS N NV. store. go. "
IA 18th ne, Sr, b..D.5C
I343 Core NV. i2r.h 3" u
1915 9th NV, store. 1000
725 4th NV. sto, 7r, b. .40.O
1878 I NV. Sr. h. 81 50
$50 Fla av NV, Tor. b35. 90
708 H ne. store. 5r. rs. 0e
1917 s NV. Tor. b. 80. 80
1925 Corcoran. Or. b. 50. SO
1888 10th NV, Or. b.32.0C
1915 Quincy. Brook
land, Sr. b. .30.G
1911 T. NV. 7r. b. %. "a
1920 Kingman. 7r. b.27. 81
3OS r NV. 7r, b. .27. 80
1892 9Th NV. 7r, b.2i.I
OMce looms at 512 F G.
ap1-tf
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Don & CO., 224 q. CAP.
6l1 7th ne, Or. b. 1910
sos 9Th ne. Or. b. .3.5O
5l0h 9Th ne. 5r. b. %. 80
1918 Mass av Sc, Or. BIS 90
6l3 It'll ne. Or, b. .23. so
500 e ne, Or. b. %. 80
1912 B Sc. Or. ,. =. 20. so
"a Sd ne. Or. b. 30. 90
419h 18th ne, 5r. b. 20. 90
417h 18th ne. 5r. bis 90
500 18th Sc, Or. b.. IT. 90
l34Sh Z ne. Ar. b. .15.b0
y 18th sc. Or. b.....14.55
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FOX KENT
THoS. ]. FISHER & CO.. INC,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.,
14l4 + ST. NV.
UNFINISHED.

1890 Vt av. 15r.
SO. per an. 49,: $500 B
1901 + NV, l7r. b. 2
per an. ,ooO Y
1245 9Th NV. sr. D. B
I'LL Pa av NV. st rs. l 500 L
164l X NV, 12r. b. 4 500 r
BOLT U NV. l2r. b. 800 L
1928 18th NV, Or, b. $50
1915 P NV. Tor. b. T
per an. ..-....... $50
1908 y II av, l2r. 2b. $50
sl2 10th NV. 20r. b. 1925
S043 p NV. 17r. b. .125 I
9th and Z. PAT. b. .125
1900 F. Cap. 12r, 2b. 100 7
1928 Mass av. l4r. 2b. loot
1922 n II av, lar. PISS. 10
1910 vtav NV. Tor. 2bS5. 90 7
1924 y II av- 13r. 2b. rs. 90
1747 Q NV. Tor, b. .75.OJ
2034 Hillyer pl. Tor. bis. 10 T
SOFT n NV. l7r. b. rs 90 T
2if7 Bancroft. 12r. h. rs. &C T
1912 VT av NV 12r. ,b70. O0i T
17O4 Q NV, 12r, b. 700 T
1875 v NV. 13r, 2b. 10. nc
1895 Park NV .12r. b .65. 90 s.
422 5th NV. 13r. IS. 00 Q
o02 r NV. 12r. b. .G5. 90
2ll1 10th NV. Tor. b. Is 90 T
1871 DE Sales, Tor, b co. 90
174i Q NV. 1lr. b. go. 90 3
l240 18th NV. Sr, b. go OcI 7
1I23 2lst NV, Tor. b. Rn 20
1927 y NV. Tor. b. COCO
Chevy Chase. Or. b. $500 7
ITO r NV. ilr. b. $500
2lO9 18th NV. Tor. b. .55 90
1917 u NV. Tor. h.. 80 % 1
1ll9 18th NV. or. 2b. 80. 10 g
2230 Q NV, Tor. b. $3.50 I,
1882 18th NV, Tor, b5O. 90 7
'x0l5 Hillyer pl. Tor. bis 90 I
24S4 Pa av NV. l1r. bI5.oC 8
9l4 10Th NV. Tor. b. As. 90 I.
20l7 Hillyer pl, Tor. b45. 90 ],
1903 II NV. 1lr. b. ~ 10 '.
1928 18th NV, Tor, b ~. &c I
1915 o NV. tlr. b. 40. sell
1873 O NV. Tor. b. 40. no n
1lss Riggs pl. 11r.b. 40. 70 b
2404 18th NV, Or, b. 40. "
2S2 y NV. Tor. b. .3S SC
Se0S 18th NV. Or. h. "a 90 Z
2I2S 14th NV, Or, b.37.5O
l409 Belmont. Or. b.35. Sc IL
1all Belmont, Or. BIS. 80 2:
"a Quincy NV. Or, b.35. OOi y
240a l4th NV, Or, b. IS. 10
1885 10th NV, 7r, b. 3s. no S
1885 r NV. 7r. b. $500 I
14l0 Chaplin NV Or, b35. 90 .:
6Q 2ist NV. sr, b. 81 90 &
1922 y Y av. Or, b. 80 so 6
Il8 II NV. sr. b. 80. so 1
800 Mo av. Tor, b. 81 ISL
sos f NV. Or. b. 80. 50 {
121l l. NV. 7r. b. pc. 10
FINE HOUSEKEEPING 4
MARION. THE STOD
THE MAURY AND TIE
OFFIC
1928 Pa av. % d. LOCI
6o5-7 Ith NV. .$5-S4S ]
$40 + NV. .$10-S25
The Regina" 5r. b. s
basement ........25. 90 ]
Century bldg. r 90. 20. OC l
STOR
1913 " Y av........$-ll
504 + NV. go. 0C +:
STABI
r. I741 r. !. ave., 4 stalls
UNSURPASSED FACILI
LECTION OF RENTS FIR
PROPERTY.
The above Is only a part
In our charge. but we win
plets bulletins on Applicant
TH0S. ]. FISHE
1414 F st. NV. adJoini
sei-ss. tu. tn. If
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FOR RENT
NO. 601 18TH ST. NV.
Fine 14-r0Om corner house; convenient
to departments; will be rented to good
tenant at very low rate. Inquire at
T. A. HARDING,
sci St eSu 1915 q 1T ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-04

FOR RENT - DOUBLE PARLORS. SUITAEL q
for doctor dentist milliner
Flat-Two rooms and private bath: also desk
room in base't; Edwards bldg, TIT 18th Ut. n "
House, rooms bath. ami. 715 Sd st. ne.
Cottage. rooms. Langdon. d. C.
au30tf BENZ. +. EDWARDS, TIT 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-2s2o SHERMAN AVE. NV, II
rooms. bathsl hot water heat, good condition;
e Her mo. ,.,e eA Nsu 49, Z B!RSR:
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ONLY s., $50. viii loan 5000 at so. baianc'
BLnNDoN. o'BR1EN & BELT. Inc. 1920 G NV
se4-3t
THos. J. FISHER & 90. Gnc).
1414 E st. NV.
s4.9oo-on Columbia Heights.
Near iIth ST, stcry and celsr BAY
first floor; furnace heat; southern exposure
Let us show you this at once 1t is
bargain.
Special Notice to Homeseekers.
sts.. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS: Ii rooms,
electric Gi light '0G sood isaa to nf asted seS
room for auto stable. Low prices and
easy terms win be given on application.
FOR SALE
is Per Cent Net Investment.
Two stories and large attic: II room. and
large bath rooms; hot water heat; 1733-
30 st. NV; lots IS SEQ? 80 to paved alley
,J Hol%ead ave. Columbia Heights; lot q.
1 1sS 7G rooms o,t baths; h0t wat IL heat
through. These buildings are we'll con-
strueted and well located. and make
splendid Investment.
sS,soo-Detached House
In lexington; lot 6Ox1O0; rooms and
bath Out-of-town owner has reduced the
price from $1,000. to make quick sale. to
$500. This is your chance.
IS, 10O-Mt. Pleasant.
300 feet west of 14th St; little gem Of
q house; nearly new, and in perfect condi-
plan: farnacs heat: HARDWOOD sri%; SOUTH
ern exposure; plenty Of large closets; tiled
bath: best open plumbing. The same house
II you are looking for a modern home in
frst-class neighborhood. see US about this
one.
$7.OOO-Columbia Heights
Between 18th and 14th sts-
Solid. brownstone front; containing 10
room. a, and I'LL tiled bath open plumbing; south
II bargain for you.
Ss.tOo-Near 18th and R NV.
8Ttory and basement brick; corner Of an
s.t sy ~ i ssS IL THE rear rooms and
THos. J: FISHER q 90. 1nc).
FOR sALE-s,ROOM HOUSE, NV. IN EXCEL
lent condition; lot 3Oxl28; cost owner 81. 500:
sEsG s 81 IL s & Ssisss P 81
FOR SALR-923 WESTMINSTER ST. N. w..
rooms and bath; 10 feet front; convenient to
markets and three car lines; Immediate posses.
sion. Bargain. Inquire on premises. se3-3t'
kitchen; back stairway; 2 back porches; laundry;
d saa g. Sta. se cash . ss
FOR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN: FINE HOME;
well situated, modern house: wen built: q
rooms and bath (partly heated By hot water1: lot
room for carriage on ground door, i term. rss:oa
able. 1loo Eth It. Ne. se2Sts
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FOR RENT-3257 ''N'' ST. NV. $37 so MONTH;
14-room house. newly papered and painted; large
lot; automobile shed NEW YORK REAL ES-
TATE BROKERS' GIL F. Ue33t
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FOR SALE-yERY RARE BARGAIN.

A few doors Of N. CAP. AND sTs: Groom
brick; modern bath; lot 90 feet deep to alley;
Will bring $3.50 rent. Price only 81, 500. Really
q 81, 800 value. MUST BE SOLD.
BLUNDON, OBRIEN BELT, Inc, 1220 @ NV.
NORTH CAPITOL AND K STs.; very pretty
bay window brick; rooms and bath; rooms on
first floor. 3 second; cellar under entire house.
ONLY $4,450. VIII loan $1,000 at 59o balance
BLUNDoN, o'BRIEN & BELT. Inc. 1920 g NV.
SA4-St
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EOR BALE
Corner store. nv. renting SIS per mo-; good
location. Price, 1900.
Fine store, Iith st. s.e.:' q. 5x55: renting SIS;
tenant makes all repairs; occupant cleared u, 500
last year. Price. IS, 500.
once; 26.0x9S to alley: rooms, stories. Price.
$4750. Investigate and make offer.
Fine store and dwelling. Pa. ave. NV; 20xc2;
now renting $50; 9 rooms: fine business property.
A bargain at 5000
$l2.b0; cheap ut Gl,650
me Oval Sign. LIE RoY MARX. iAio nv.
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X. 1I4l X. J.. ave-. stalls. 40 90 mo.
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES OF
PROPERTY.
The above Is only a partial list OF the properties
In our charge. but we will be glad TO furnish com.
plsts bulletins on applica tion at this once.
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., Inc,
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that every one who went out OF the
hlppodrome felt as though he had
ought to leave another dollar at the
box-office."
Anna Held has always figured on
our stage as the high priestess OF sem
Suality but she has never given us
another performance as frankly In
tended to appeal to the senses AZ Is
that which she presented last week
at the Broadway. "a Partisan MODEL
is one long riot of girls and gowns
girls In gowns, and girls---almost---
without gowns. Naturally, Gotham
has let out a slueal of amazemont as
piercing and as empty as the scream
Of a whistling siren. Our elderly
critics have said terrible things, the
Rev. Madison Peters advertises him
self and the show In a half-page OF
horror printed in Sundays World, and
Anthony Comstock Is yet TO be heard
from.
Perhaps II is because I am very
young. and perhaps II Is because !
am utterly shameless. that was not
Mortified at "a Partisan Model" l like
to look ut anything beautiful. and par
tlcularly at beautiful women. Why
not good-looking girls In preference
to appallingly bad plays2 "A Partisan
Model would have been unspeakably
bad but for Its girls and It's quad The
book Is quite az dull as the worst
that has been done by Harry b.
Smith, and the music, by Max Hoff-
mann, IL wretchedly commonplace.
Mr.. Smiths wit reaches high water
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saved TO her. meaning that he shall
die before her Illusions regarding him
are shattered.
Perish the artist-rake does, and II Is
the scene Of his death which Mr.. Shaw
evidently intends to be Impressive de-
spite Its freakiness, but which strikes
most people as only in the worst Of
taste. as well as what follows after It.
The whole ak physicians are present,
Jonnifer, the wife, and newspaper
man, to whom the greater part OF the
artists dying speech, with its amazing
effronter.es. Is addressed. This speech
lasts nearly Is minutes. and as has been
said, II begins with a recital OF of Duba-
diets artistic creed. Incidentally the
artist requires his body to be burned
with lovely flame" and his wife not 10
mourn for him or make a little hell OF
Grape" but to be beautiful still and look
as a woman who had been In heaven.
So he himself viii dwell and be immor-
tai In her heart--even when, as he
wishes she has married some one else,
poor fellow" Thus the extraordinary
farrago goes on, while the journalist
takes notes, and finally comes to AN
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mark when no makes Charles A.
Bigelow refer 10 Paderewski as Pad
dyrooster" Julian Mitchell. who
staged the piece. is, as usual, Its prtn-
cipal raiscn d'etre.
AS TO the shocks IN the performance,
"A Partisan Model is as full Of
shocks as an electric battery. Miss
Held and Gertrude HOFFMAN, give us
a sample Of la Mattchiche' that
relegates the old hoochee-coochee u
the class of dances suitable for char
ity balls. Just before that, Miss Held
changes her gown seven times on the
stage. stepping out between tho first
and second changes In a good humor
and a sllken garment much abbreviat-
ed at both ends.
"a Partisan Model isn't the sort OF
thing 10 which you would take Aunt
Jane, but 1t would make an awful hit
with Uncle silas
There were three or four other
things last week in New Yovk. Katie
Barry and John SlaHn wore seen at
the Grand opera House In now
musical comedy, entitled ''Mamselle
Sallie" The Grand IS of my beat.
and "Mamsello Sallie" Is said to be
pretty dull. l shall see 1t within a
few days at the New York. Robert
Mantell produced Julius Caesar" at
the academy. and we had five nights
of grand opera at the Metropolitan.
OF all these, more anon Life is short,
and art last week in New York was
very, very long