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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-06-06
Foreign.

United States gunboat Helena has
been ordered to Annoy, nearest port
to scene of armed uprising against
| Chinese officials In a battle be-
tween the Chinese provincial troops
and a body of rebels the latter lost
over 100 men.
The peasants in several counties of
Ireland are destroying the property
of the holders of grazing farms on
the 1-month-lease system and seri-
Gus conflicts between the peasants
and the police have occurred.
The Supreme Court of Spain has
declared itself competent to try the
suit of the heirs of Elena SAM, the
singer, against the heirs Of King AL
fonso XII.
1t is reported that President Cas-
tro, of Venezuela, is planning to visit
the United States and would like a
conference with President Roosevelt.
Ambassador Creel, of Mexico, says
there is nothing pending and no rea-
son to fear war between Mexico and
Guatemala.
Rev. Young J. Allen, of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South died
at Shanghai, China, at the age of
73.
The Paris police captured a gang
of coiners who has put out $4,000
in counterfeit coin in that city.
The French cruiser Chanzy, which
went ashore on one of the Saddle
Islands, will be a total loss.
King Haakon and Queen Maud
left Paris for London.
Herr Muehlberg, the German un-
der secretary, told the visiting Eng
lish journalists in Berlin that he
was surprised at the constant charges
in the English papers that Germany
harbored warlike motives.
Queen Maud of Norway had a
narrow escape from death or serious
accident at Versailles while driving
in the park, the horses drawing her
carriage having bolted
The preliminary debate on the
agrarian question in the lower house
.of Russian Parliament closed. only 43
Monarchists voting for a continuance
Of the discussion.
The Congress Of the Association
of International Academies opened
in Vienna Delegates from nearly
all the American academies were
present
The revolutionary movement in
China against the Manchu dynasty
has attained serious proportions and
missionaries are worried
A number of survivors Of the ty-
phoQn IN the Caroline Islands were
rescued after having spent several
nights in the trees.
King Edwards new turbine yacht
Alexandria was launched at Glasgow.
Negotiations are under way by
which the bandit Raisuli may become
the Sultan's military adviser.
Chulalongkorn l., King of SIAM
arrived at Baden-Baden, Germany,
to take the waters.
Requiem mass was sung in the
Carmelite Church in Dublin in mem
| ory OF Michael Davitt.
The Portuguese are objecting to
King Charles reigning without a
parliament
The strike Of dockworkers at San
tiago was settled Professionally.
The Diet of Brunswick elected
Duke Johann Albrecht of Mecklen-
burg Schwerin to be regent OF Bruins
wick after having previously fixed
the civil list at $275,000.
Forty French fishermen are bellev-
ed to have lost their lives off the
Grand Banks.
Emperor William unveiled in the
castle garden in Berlin five bronze
statues in honor of his ancestors.
Reported In Copenhagen that the
question Of the acquisition OF the
Danish West Indian Islands by the
United States has again been broaeh-
led
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THE GOVERNMENT MUST CONTROL
Roosevelt Defines Attitude Towards
railroads.&c. Persecution
Intended.


incidentally
the Governor of Indiana
104S NJ Ohio
which
The wasl lined
President
Harrison brought
galan leaves and valley from Washington.
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TEXAS GUSTS
THE OIL TRUST
And Fines Il Over a Million and a
Half Dollars.
FIVE STATES ARE AFTER TRUST.

Jury in Texas Fines Corporation 81, $685.
600 for Violation Of Antitrust Laws
and Cancels Permit of wnters-Pierce
Company to Do Business in That
State.
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SHOE MEN FOR LOW TARIFF.
National Manufacturers Association
Adopts Resolutions.

NEW YORK, January ia resolution
commencing the purposes of the CONNER
cial convention now in progress in Wash
ington was adopted at the opening session
of the third annual convention of the Ma
tional Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Asso-
citation here yesterday.
The action of the United States govern
ment in appointing a commercial tariff COM
mission to confer with a like commission
of the German government, with view
to Encouragement of the tariff between the
United States and Germany, also was APP
proved. Ii was suggested that the comm.s-
sion be continued that another commits
sion be appointed to study the economic
and business conditions of the United -ates
customs duties and safeguarding its indus
eign countries
The convention adopted resolution APP
proving the adoption of a maximum and
minimum tariff schedule and recommending
that the President of the United States be
vested with power to apply the same in his
discretion In negotiating commercial trea-
ties.
The convention also adopted a resolution
condemning the use of glucose and clay in
the manufacture of sole leather. II Is de-
clared in the resolution that the use or
these articles is not necessary. and 1t Is
proposed that the association take action
to secure legislation which shall prevent
their use In such manufacture. or the use
of any foreign substance which only adds
to the weight.
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MORE PAY FOR THOUSANDS.
Atlantic Coast Line Recognizes In
creased Cost of Living.

WILMINGTON. " g, January 16.-The
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
announced today that. beginning Janu-
airy 1, a general increase has been made
in the salaries of et"rks, agents, train
masters dispatchers section masters, &c.
The percentage IF Increase has not yet
been computed, the object having been to
make the advance general in all depart
ments without regard TO recent increases
for efficiency and length of time in some
branches of the service.
The advance affects several thousand
employees on the three divisions OF the
system and will increase the operating
expenses of the road more than quarter
of a million dollars year.
The reason given for the general adj
vance is the increased cost of living.
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To Be Added to Forest Reserve.

Secretary Hitchcock of the Interior De-
partment has issued an order withdrawing
from all forms of disposal under the public
land laws. except mineral laws. the va
cant unappropriated public lands in Siski-
YOU and Modoc counties. California. The
lands withdrawn will be added to the Mo-
doc forest reserve. They include about
400 100 acres IN northeastern California. ad-
Joining the Mount Hoffman withdrawal and
the Aodoc reserve.
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Withdrawal of Coal Lands.

Secretary Hitchcock has notified the gen.
eral land Office that, by direction of the
President, the orders heretofore issued
withdra wing from entry lands under the
coal land laws have been amended as fol-
lows: Nothing in any withdrawal OF
lands from coal entry heretofore made
shall impair any right acquired In good
faith under the coal land laws and existent
at the date Of such withdrawal.
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ALL YIELD TO HUGHES
New York Bosses Uncondition-
ally Give Way.
CONFIRMATION OF LEARY
Senate is Ordered to Approve Him Post
Haste.
SAMPLES OF HIS APPOINTMENTS
There is a Scramble to Climb on tho
Band Wagon-Turn on
Woodruff.
SAMPLES OF HIS APPOINTMENTS

ALBANY. January I6-Contrasted with
leaders over the lashing they received in
the shape of the Embossed nominations of
Gov. Hughes Monday night came shower
of kilograms from all parts OF the state
commencing the first direct example OF the
governors independence. The kilograms
came from prominent men of both parties
and We're of most laudatory character.
The nominations of ex-senator stevens
for superintendent of public works and
William Leary for superintendent of cleo
tions were characterized as being splendid
illustrations Of the governors policy To Sc
lect for public office men of the highest type
irrespective Of their party connections. That
both officials VIII be accepted without OPP
position was evidenced yesterday afternoon
when the senate finance committee voted To
report in favor of the confirmation Of Leary
The senate, acting in accordance with
precedent. had ordered the immediate
frmation of Stevens Monday night.
In deciding on Leary's confirmation yes
terday the machine leaders, led by Wood
ruff and Parsons. made their surrender
complete and final. The only explanation
offered by the senate leaders of the Ranes-
DavIs-Wflcox type was that both Stevens
and Leary have always been organization
republicans.
Ia volunteering this justification for their
surrender the senate bosses entirely ignored
the fact that State Chairman Woodruff and
County Chairman Parsons had been square
ly turned down by the governor Woodruff
did not desire the selection of Leary Par
sons had a candidate in the person of Me
Dougall Hawkes. for superintendent of
public works The Wadsworths father and
son, oVerlordS of the GeneSee valley have
never received a harder jolt than the nomi-
nation OF Senator Stevens.
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PROPOSALS.


lines. It.. Coo. St. 81 90. / wk.. $2.52 mo 81 %
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF co.
Iumbia. Washington, d. c.: January II, 1907
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
flee until IL O'Clock noon. March 2, 1907 for fur
nishing fire hydrants. Specifications. forms and
necessary Information may be obtained at Room 43.
District Building. Washington, ID. c. HENRY b.
F. MCFARLAND. HENRY l.. WEST, JOHN BID
DIE Commissioners, ID. c. ja16-6t eSu
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR OFFICE
of the superintendent, U. S. Capitol building and
grounds, Washington, D. c., January 2, 1907
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, Will he received and
opened at the above office at y O'Clock noon..
Wednesday. January %, 1907 for steel framing for
roof of Office building, House of Representa- tives
Plans and specifications be had on appca ton
to the above office. certified check in the sum
of twenty five dollars tS25.OO will be required
from the intending bidder guarantee for the
return of the plans and specifications, after the
award of contract. Bids must be accompanied by
certified check surety bond in the OF SEA
of the amount of bid. Contract will require APP
proved surety bond in the of 50ce of the
amount contract. The right is reserved reject
any or all bids. to waive any technically or in
fornality in any bid. ELLIOTT WOODS. Supern-
tendent Z. S. Capitol Building and Grounds. APP
proved: f. A. HITCHCOCK, Secretary
ja5-2aw, eSu,4t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-BY b. r. Saul. CO., 7TH 4 NV.
s3l5 NV. 1r 2b. $780, 6:7 l1th ne. Or. b..25.5O
4O6 18th 2Or. .75.Uy II 1017 18TH Is. %
1867 3Ist NV l3r 90 90 TO4 Quincy Or b23. so
B4 Cap Tor. b..5o. 50 SIS Il av NV, II. b. $50
1897 10TH llr. b. As. IS I'D Carroll 7r, b. r. so
IT'S 18th l0r. b. 40. sol VA me- 7r b. -. 80
1912 Mass NV .Sr, b40. 00 18th and kearney,
800 Fla av sto. dvg. Uu BrookIand, d C...20.00
$50 Fla Or b. 81 90 8I2 Park ri. 6r b. II So
IOS II me- store. 5r. 81 90 51l me- 5r, b. so
{ Quincy ne. ar, b. ID. 50 i3IS hearney, Brook.
461 Fla av. Or, b.. .32. so land. Sr. Is 90
Nv 18th & Morton COIIURED TENANTS
NV. store & stable. 81 90 22I9 Water. fats,
45S 2 NV Tor. b.. $50 & Or, w.$i25O & Is. 90
4I2 NV. Or, b. 30. 80 13 Goat alley, Ar. 90
l701 9Th NV. Sr. b..2S.50 Capitol av. Ivy City.
1923 5th 1r. b. a..25.5U 5r...............7-50
20 1r, q. so G7G Navy pl. 4r. 4. so
6l4 Tenn ne. 81. $3.50
Office rooms at 512 + st. tsteam heated.
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Why Governor Chose Stevens.

That Gov. Hughes in selecting Stevens
was not influenced by political consii"rI-
tions made clear yesterday 10y this
statement from him:
THE appointment of Senator Stevens was
not political appointment II is not the
intention to make the administration "A
party of any fractional controversy.
The appointment was personal one and
was made simply to secure for the state in
IN important department. the services of a
loyal friend and a man of conspicuous bust
ness ability"
The sovernor particularly desires that the
appointment should not be regarded as
showing the slightest antagonism to
Speaker Wadsworth. for whom he has the
most unqualified esteem.
viii that policy prevail in all your ap-
pointments?" the governor was asked
The standard of appointments is pretty
well Defined Gov. Hughes replied
But just the same the followers of the
Wadsworths are not consoled by any phil
osophical aspects of the situation. one of
them said sorrowfully last night:
Il suppose the governor didn't look at the
political end of the proposition, but il puts
crimp in us that we won't get over for a
long time"
The attitude of the machine followers is
that of hopeless resignation. They Were
doing their best yesterday to cheer up and
make the best of the bargain, but they are
finding ii hard work. The slight comfort
they manage to squeeze out of the fact that
night are republicans does not compensate
them for the dsagreeable reflection that
the governor is not going To he influenced
by machine demands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-16
Drop Woodruff to Save Selves.

The tendency of the leaders. who were
expected to revolt at the first decided anti
machine stand taken by the governor is to
climb on the band wagon quickly pos
sble and to save their respective local
CARNATIONS from complete decentralization
without regard for what is left of Tim
Woodruff's state machine.
Already the second and third-rate bosses.
who We're loyal to Woodruff yesterday. are
beginning to heave rocks at him and place
upon his shoulders the responsibility for the
state ticket last year.
The most seasoned of the old-time cam
paigners are becoming mawkishly senti-
mental over the prospect OF further dam
age to their party organizations. Some OF
them are refreshingly hystercal in their
pleadngs that the grand old party of Lin
coin and Grant be saved -
But they are extremely careful not to
indulge in pathos when they seek out the
governor and wish for a few crumbs of
patronage. The governors sense of humor
and he has a very keen one-must have
furnished lots of personal satisfaction to
him yesterday when the senate and assem-
bly, bosses who have been preparing for war
began to troop into the executive chamber
wearing the air of boys who after being
thoroughly disciplined had concluded to be
good Every one of them assured the gov
ernor of the excellence of his appointments
and tried to look as if he meant it. Few
succppdad
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EIRNISHED.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR PENTHOUSE, ~ ROOMS BATHS:
suitable for s-cass boarding house; located on
9th St near st. NV; III hrst-class CONDITION /;
hot-water heat VIII lease at a nominal [eltaai
for balance Of the season. annual icase thereafter
falG-3t TERRELL. X LITTLE, I13 14th ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-A SNAP.
brick house on 7th st. NV: rents 50:
price So 100. Lot Alone worth more; 22x125.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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|; RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA,

FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Louisiana NV.
121 Md. ave. ne lar. ba.. steam heat. $65 on
9O5 NJ ST NV, II rooms bath, furnace. SO. 90
1641 st. NV, 10 rooms bath ........ so
1870 18th n.w Or bath, furnace. 1000
1880 N st. n.w ~ rooms bath. 1000
600 st. NV. Sr.. tiled bath. furnace. 81. so
65l Cd St ne 8 rooms bath. ............ 80. so
S12 + St nw Z rooms, b.. upper floors. :. 800
1902 Sd st. NV, 6 rooms bath. furnace. 2T.50
703 sth st. Sc, fiat, Or, tiled bath. heat. q so
1867 N. c. ne. Or. tiled b. furnace. 81. so
72S 9TH st. ne, rooms. tlth furnace. 21.50
500 1st ST Sc, 6 rooms. hc'h. furnace. $50
1919 10th st. NV. fur. fiat rooms. bath. 5000
42O st. NV, 6 rooms. bath ............ Is. 40
S14 18th ST. me-, fiat Or, bath cellar. -. %. so
314 18th ST. ne, fiat. 6r., hath cellar. % 80
5iS 18th st. ne. rooms, bath. cellar. q so
1912 Sd St sw.. rooms hath. .......... 22 SO
62S st. s.w., rooms bath. ............. %. 90
1898 N. ]. ave- NV, fiat. rooms. bath. p so
643 La. NV. entire I'd floor. 1000
2519 Pa. NV, rooms, bath. 100
624 st. s.w., ROOFS. BATH. .......... 20. 40
327 18th st. NV, rooms, I'd floor. 1890
$40 Morris St me-, fat 5 rooms, bath. -. 1880
S32 18th st. ne, 6 rooms bath. ......... 1850
l347 st. me- 6 rooms, bath. .-..-...... 1S.4O
1919 10th st. NV. fat 3 rooms. bath. 90
3423 Brigi. wood ave. NV. nat. 5r., bath II. so
650L Newton st. Nv. fat, rooms. bath. 16. 40
1922 14th st. s.w.. rooms, water. 1870
236 1871 ST. s.w.. 7 rooms. water. ........ 10. AZ
1927 18th st. NV. 1 store room. .......... 1906
1924 Sd st. s.w store and dwelling. 1900
127 Prospect ST. ne, rooms, water. 1900
Ridge road D. c., cottage, 10 rooms. bath. 1900
1907 nth ST. s.e rooms water. ........ 1900
1913 N. J. ave. Sc, 5 rooms. water..... LAO
eli c st NV large room Sd fOor. 49,. HOO
Rear 1913 21st ST. NV rooms. water. $40
jalc-tf43
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FOR RENT-I1ii CoRcORAN ST. NORTH SIDE.
first door ht>hen, 10 rooms and TIVE bsths; sep
arste hitter for the entire house: So PEAcHt
q HAGNER. Lies Conn. ave. 5a612t
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SEMI-DETACHED COTTAGE
for S. $50. and easy terms; 9 rooms and attic
tiled bath: good cellar; hot-water heat; SIS
monthly will get it.
MOORE & HILL Qnc.), = 18th st. NV
ia19 -saI m w
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1921 Mass ave. II rooms. 2 baths 5000 90
1880 Vermont ave, 10 rooms 2 baths. 1888
923 II NV. Or. and Observation-Disclosures. 5000
213; Ontario ave-, 8 rooms and bath. 1918
1913 11th st. NV. IL rooms and bath 80. 1880
1927 Riggs st. NV. IL rooms and bath. =. 40 so
1902 18th NV. 7r and b.. latrobe heat. 1880
1911 st NV. Or. and b..................3360
1905 Sd ne. Sr. and b.. furnace heat. 1880
7l3 18th st. me-. Or and b............... n. so
1924 18th st, Tr. and b.. steam heat. 27.50
1Oi X NV. rooms and bath. p 80
23:s | NV, I rooms and bath. ...... PISS
1914 Evart st. ne, Or & b.. Ia trobe heat 20 so
1879 10Th NV, rooms. ............ 20.JO
$40 18th ne. 6 rooms and ba ....... 10 so
5IS X st. NV. 6 rooms and bath ....... II so
500 10th ne, Sr. and Observation-Disclosures. 1850
APARTMENTS.
The Lawrence 1922 10th ST 5r and b.. $500
The viyans. 1923 G st. NV. 5r. and b.. 1000
The Vivnns Ar and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS 100
The Lawrence. 1922 10th ST.. 5r. and b.. 1000
The Navarro 2l5 f St. Or. and b.. n so
The Navarro 81, T. NV, Or. and b.. $500
The Navarro, 215 NV, Ar. and b.... 25.O
STORES.
1909 Pa ave- ............ 1000
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON-
pANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
i,1p InStI
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PSON K CO.. 1859 + NV.
$50 Ill av. Or. b. ..23.W
l226 G ne. Or. b. ...2-5O
SD I ne. Or. b. 20. so
915 Hamilton. Or. b.lS.50
1925 3D. sw. Or, b. 1850
AIT ! ne. Or, w. 1850
132 Ben I'd D Ger. Wig 50
PIG 14th nw.r'r,6r. IL. 90
Store. Itp,2 lufh nv. i2.in
Berwyn, Md. 7r. w...12.00
GIG La ay tlsement1O. 90
Desk room. 1885 + NV.
i2S 18th sc. Ar. W. 1000
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18th NV. Phone Main 2345.
HOUSES.
. 2222U lst NV. Or. b. 40. 50
)eO 90 1927 N NV. Tor. h. 40. 90
!. iGl Fla av NV Or, b. 30 so
5000 50 Bryant NV. 7r. b. 80. so
10000 I Quincy ne. 7r. b. 80 SO
Is On f4i3 W NV. ST.. b. 80. so
BIO. 90 1850 2Jth NV. Or, b. so. so
7O.o1 % Randolph. Or. b. ..27. so
800 1851 Sth NV. 7r, b. 81 so
900 2l3 r ne. Or, b. %. so
900 52l Sd ne, Or, b. %. so
80 90 go 9th ne. 7r. b.. 20. 80
5000 1924 Carlin's al. Ar, BIZ 80
)50. 90
PAYMENTS.
The Nansemond.
SITS. 22d and n SITS. NV.
. ~. 80 Flat No 4, Ar, b. .27 so
. 1880 Flat No Z. Ar. b. :. .27 so
IS. so
FLATS.
). 80. 90 l55 G NV, ia 3r,b. .25.OO
t30 so 1903 I'd NV Or, b.. ..24. so
. sc. 90 1928 35th NV .6r.b. 22.5o
DH. so 1927 35th NV Orb $3.50
27.3u 1892 B So. 5r. b. fur 22.00
.27 80 1886 9th NV. 7r, b.. .2l so
! 246l z NV, 3r. b. 49, so
26. 30 30l5h Sherman, ar, biz. 40
b2J.50 Sc l sw. 2f, 4r, b. HOP
t25 90
looms AND STORES.
rs. 1899 Pa av NV. Pr. .35. so
22d and N NV. rs. 80
so. 90 1925 G ne. store, 1r. Is. 80
j.. As. 90 AL n Y av nw... .20.5O
40. so
NNON & LUCHS,
18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY II. L.. r
1908 Q, Tor. b. 500. 90
Dl5 = | av.' lar. 2b. 81. co
1913 Goth. Tor. 2b. rs. 90
100 10th. l2r. b. 1900
202o Hillyer pl. Or. 2b65. 90
1925 Park ri. Tor. b.50. 80
1916 Kenyon. lir. b.50.0
457 NJ. 1lr. b. 80. 90
1Tl9 18th, Sr. 2b. As. 10
1916 Ore av. i0r. b. As. 90
1872 r. ilr. b. 49,. Al. 80
1900 s NV. Sr, b. =. 40. 60
us 18th. Or. b. =. 40. so
900 18th. Or. b. 40. 90
424 7th sw, l3r. b. 40. 90
1909 3nfh. Tor. b. d. 1000
134l Corcoran. Or. b.31. so
49, | NV, Or. b.. st. so
ll41 22d. Or. b. :. IS. so
I04 C Sc. Tor. b. >. $3.50
f.5 II NV. Or. b. -. 1880
2S03 Q NV. Sr. b. 80. 90
1905 N Cap. Or. b. . $50
9i2 1th ne. 7r, b. 100
8 Al. 7r. b. ........2.7S
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FOR RENT-BY SHANNON & LUCHS.
104 18th NV Phone Main 2345.
HOUSES
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FOR RENT-FIvE SIX ROOM HOUSES. IN DIE
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FOR RENT-320 10TH ST. Sc. FINE NEW 2
story brick: 6 rooms. porcelain bath; FURNACE
HEAT: only SIS
wILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. COB & COS 18th st.
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ja11-Gt
FOR RENT-A FURN ACE HEAT HOUSE FOR
only SIS: 800 10th st. Sc: rooms, porcelain
bath: entirely
WILLIGE GIBBS & DANIEL, COZ & COS 18th.
ta11-6t
FOR KENT-RY l.. }. MILLS. COS 9Th ST. NV.
ll9 az. r. b. $50. 90 Fiat. 210 NV, Or. b.
2U5 NV Or. IS 81 FLAT. 1915 II ne .3r.. ID. 90
1T " av IT. b. 30 90 Stable 1914 I. IL. 50
1924 Sd NV Or new .2S 90 els Champ-n .stal0 90
41l3 18th ne, Or. b.. $50 houses Badenshurg I'd.
16 Sc. or 1890 jalO-t
FOR RENT-BY GEO. ". !INkINS
500 10th st.
.9O2 H. lOr 2h go 90 1I02 21st NV Or wa 25. so
2l24 Pa av 1lr b. 5000 1873 Sc. Or b. %. 80
1918 Pa ST. b. nat A.. so ZIG 22d NV Sr. b. %. 50
Large studio offices. $500 2i49 Pa av Or. b. %. 50
1907 NV, Tor. b. 40 so J0J ii NV Or. b. 81. 80
1918 Pa a NV. bach 20 Q NV. fiat. Or. b.20. 80
elor apartment. 80 90 1915 Kansas 1r. 20. 90
800 C av, c. b. .2I so Store 1913 Pa 20. 90
ja9-tf 2i20 n. Or. wa. -. 10. 90
I,Du Ill ny MN I.1,IIS
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THE BEST HOME IN THE CITY FOR THE
PKICE: BETTER: THAN MANY SO 90
HOUSES SEMI-DETAClIED.
Centrally located in d square occupied by re-
fined white tenants.
No. G37 rickford street, between sth and 9th.
AMI O. ne.
SIX rooms, ALL LARGE; modern bath. porcr-
lain tub. gas and coal range, cabinet mantels
SIDE YARD
STONE y FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
Sal
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

On Irving street NV, new house just completed
by Of the best builders Of the city: rooms
and handsome bath: nicely papered aud dec
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SOUTHWEST HOME BARGAIN.
3-story, I0-room hr'-,. reduced TO 81, 900; ve
large lot; side alley; would rent for $500 yei
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FOR RENT-D. D. THOM
1745 lStt NV. Or. b. .6U.Vv
500 Fla nv NV, 70
1908 : MY. sr. h. RI N
1906 Riggs pl. Or. h. . rs. 90
1914 Md av ne. 11r. h30 80
l24ti Md av ne. llr. b2n. N
61S Sd ne. Sr, b. :. .2s. 80
223 + ne. 7r. b. .T.50
100 F ne. Or. b. .2.JG
1902 18th ne. Sr. b. .26. M
s1S II ne. Or. b. d. so
1906 r ne. Or. b. ..2.0
1924 ii ne. Or. h. .2. 90
104 Quincy NV, llr. b23. 30
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