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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-09
BROOM MAY BE ABOLISHED.

Vacuum Dust RemOvers Are Coming
Into Great Vogue of Late.
The broom threatens soon to be az
obsolete as the old copper warming
pan, judging from the number Of
vacuum dust removers which are be-
ing placed upon the market. The change
is one which must meet with the un-
qualified approval Of all who know
what breeding ground Of disease 10
the common dust of houses. Every
housewife who is possessed of Clearly
instincts should welcome IN apparatus
which removes dust instead Of scatter
ing it In all directions, lost to the
senses, so to speak, for a time by it's
attenuation in air, only sooner or later
to settle again on the shelves, pictures.
curtains and carpets in a thin film.
Moreover, the removal Of dust and fta
collection in a receptacle by means OF
the vacuum cleaner permit Of its abso-
lutte destruction by fire.
Psychological science can easily
demonstrate the existence Of disease
germs In common household dust, ana
there is evidence of an eminently prac-
teal character that dust Is otherwise
a source of disease; there could hardly
be q more effective means of spreading
the infective and irritating particles
than the old-fashioned broom. The
method is not only insanitary but alb
surd from the point Of view of its
application.
The broom may clean the surface Of
a carpet, chair or curtain effectually
enough, but the dust is only removed
to be scattered elsewhere and to be
spread over an even wider area than
before. The great and important diff
ference between the cult of the broom
and the vacuum cleaner may be
summed up by saying that while tho
former is calculated to spread disease
the latter enables the dust and its
nathogenic contents to be removed and
destroyed by fire. The passing Of the
broom, when it comes to be un fait
accompli, will be fact Of great sani-
tary significance.
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1 wish we were never coming back"

Il wish we were never coming back, "
she said aloud.
The journey began. Edgar sought
the smoker late on the second day.
Dora, with magazine, made herself
comfortable in the sleeper.
1t was warm in the car. The maya
zine slipped from her lap. She slept.
They were at "home," and with all
the relatives assembled in the parlor.
Dora was magnificent in her pale blue.
Every other woman in the room was
garbled in the simplest Of toilettes and
each stared amazedly at her barred
shoulders. Edgar's father had on a
frock coat, greenish at the seams from
long service, and he sported limp
black bow tie. Everyone called him
Judge, although he wasn't one. Several
gawkish young men stood about look
ing at Dora.
f, Edgar had warned her that these
cavaliers would make pretty speeches
and violent love, but she must not
mind. Dora wistfully hoped they'd be-
gin. but there seemed little chance.
The girl cousins were awkward young
women. "I'm sure she uses rouge
it was a whisper from the very scrawn-
lest one.
Dora thought YEARLY Of the fat. It
were better to be back washing milk
bottles and killing cockroaches. Out
side in the blackness cold wind moan
ed. Some of 1t came inside. She was
RAPIDLY taking cold from sitting in a
draft. The parlor Of which Edgar had
talked was very shabby. There were
chairs with broken springs and worn
carpet. They went to dinner.
There were hominy and fried ham,
mounds of corn bread and bad coffee.
And ham always made Dora Ill.
Edgar's mother spoke. your costume
is disgraceful, daughter" said she Sc
verely. I'VE are plain folk here, and
do not approve Of it."
Dora flushed. One cousin begged her
to have some ham. And this was the
old plantation!
II wish," she murmured, that we
were back in the fiat. And I'm going
back tonight"
Gee, 1 DON'T" it was Edgar. Put
on your hat" he went on, we're al
most there!"
Dora sat up. 1t had been dream,
but she shuddered. Might it not prove
a reality?
The train slowed down and stopped.
"Dis way, Marse Eddie" shouted q
negro in livery. He pushed the porter
aside. "Hea dey Isl" he roared.
As they stepped OF a. dozen young
men rushed up with hands outstretcn-
ed. They were a few Of the cousins.
There was mile drive through road
way lit by electricity. From wide
veranda Of the house lady IN black
velvet, with stout man in full Dress
looked out eagerly as they drove up.
A crowd Of plump, vivacious young wo-
men in dinner gowns Of recent cut
closed In upon Dora as one cousin
helped her out. He squeezed her hand
tenderly while doing 1t.
~Get your wraps Oh. daughter" said
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Said Hill Might Sell Minnesota

San Francisc, Maroch Tt is ru-
mo-ed here that in the event OF the
Dakota proving a total loss to the
Great Northern teamship Company,
it will sell the Minnesota to the Nip
pom Yusen Kaisha, which concern
made offer some time ago for both big
liners. According to cable received
bv the Merchants Exchange, the
liners bridge deck is submerged. her
engineroom filed with water, and both
propellers exposed.
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Edgar's mother gaily, "dinnah's ready

Edgar's mother gaily, "dinnah's ready
now"
The cousins fought to take her in,
but Edgar's father claimed the privi-
lege. Through the parlor, hung in roy
al blue and splendidly furnished, they
trooped. There were terrapin and can
vasback, French rolls, ices and other
good fare. And not a draught in the
place. The fiat seemed a long way of.
Dora ceased to think of 1t. She feared
that she might wake up again. New
York Telegraph.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-09

st. Paul, March I'll. A. Kennedy,
of Spokane, has been appointed gem
eral suderintendent of the Great
Northern railway to succeed George
7. Slade, resigned. Mr.. Kennedy will
be succeedea as assistant superintend-
emit by r. w. Bryan, now general mas
ter of transportation.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-09

Pierre, s. D., March The house
has passed the senate bill requiring
residence OF one year in the state and
three mouths in the county before be-
ginning 9 divorce suit. with all hear
inQs in open court This law kills the
divorce industry Of the state.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-09

sDo you think you'll have monu-
ment hereafterY
"Sure Of 1t. All the editors have CIV
an me the marble heart Atlanta Con
stitution.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-03-09

An Atchison man says the reason b
knows his home is his castle y because
r. feels as though he were In dun
eeon when he II there
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one will want to meet you. It'll be
like living again, instead Of cooped up
in a New York fat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-02
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE


$6so0-West of l4th ST.. near n a ave and
s ST.; attractive Groom house; tiled bath; hot
water heat; 1st-foor kitchen. southern exposure;
IDEAL home: almost new; easy terms.
5000 for this almost new house; we'll located
west OF 18th ST.: Z rooms. modern bath; con-
GREETED cellar; modern heater; good yard; terms to
suit.
$5.15O-Near 18th st. NV; rooms. to floor;
modern ,,n oath; cellar; good yard; splendid sur
sTOGO-Not far from 18th and sts.; 3-story
residence. rooms and bath; modern In every re-
spact; $500 ash, balance can remain for five
years nj per cent.
S11 .oc0-Well-known attractive residential
northwest. cGgner near 14th and NJ SITS, suitable
for business man doctor; all front rooms. about
10: modern baths: terms to suit.
S14, 0oo- Grandly located. just west OF Conn
ave. near . St, surrounded by elegant resi-
denCes. This fine home contains IL rooms. baths,
laundry. servants quarters; hot-water heat
$4.4D0-1O01 North Capitol st. NV, directly
opposite s.. Aloysius Church; rooms and bath.
cellar
S4,&OO-Several houses IN BLOOMING
DALE; $500 cash. $50 80 monthly, including all
interest and principal
SI.gJ0--V-ry. very cheap; 3-story. Groom. tiled
bath; bay window brick: cellar; furnace; good
yard; located in Bloomingdale. near Rhode Island
and 1st st. SIDE LIGHT.
SI.JoO-C0lumbia Heights; II rooms. baths
1st-foor kitchen; within few yards Of 18th ST.:
easy terms.
BLUNDON. O'BRIEN & BELT. INC.
~ of N
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EXPRESS AND MOVING.

I'VE MOVE ANYTHING."
Our facilities for the moving Of furniture.
freight. safes. machinery. etc.. are unexcelled.
Our handlers are experienced. and We guarantees
the best service. Heavy hauling done By the
load. piece or BY contract. Get our estimate.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO..
920922 Of. NV. Phone CD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-02

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING OFFICER. u. S.
SOLDIERS HOME, Washington, D. c.. February
IA. l9o7-seaed proposals will be received here
opened, for furnishing and delivering the window
and door frames. and for furnishing. delivering,
work and joinery Including miliwork and ionery
for 7s5 window and door openings all Dashboard.
chair. rail. shelving. STAIR handrail etc) for New
Mess Hall and Dormitory Building. y. s. Soldiers
Home Washington d. c. Informat.1n on appli-
cation Deposit of fifty dollars required for draw
ings and specifications. JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL.
Capt. Engrs., Constructing Officer.
cuh1
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
SPECIAL.
lez INVESTNlEN'

SPECIAL.
1876 INVESTMENT.
ST. 800 invested In 2-family fat In the north
west on a corner. will net 1876 equity; trust
Of So, 500 at SCI remain on the property; B.
room FATS renting for $47 per month.
THOS. ]. FISHER CO.. Inc.
fe28-3t l414 + st. n.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-02
FOR SALE-MIscELLANEous
One cen. q word each time for is words timrs

Oue cen. word each time Tor 10 words tfmes.
FOR SALE-CL0SING OUT PIANO BARGAINS.
Magnificent Hartman Upright Grand, practi-
caily new: hne, rich tone; $3.50; now to
close out, $275.
Fine Steinway Baby Grand In beautiful con-
difion warranted like new; a characterised tic
superb baby grand tone; $3.50; to
close out-almost half price. II you admire
and want It,
Fine kranich & Bach Baby Grand almost
new: beautiful. artistic instrument: superb
tone qualities: the highest in rank Of the best
baby grands; was $500; great bargain IL you
like it.
Beautiful Mahogany Upright Grand; slightly
used: was S425; $3.50
Fine Mahogany Upright; very latest style;
slightly used: $225
Fine Mahogany Upright slightly used beau
tiful tone; reduced to S2l5.
Fine Mahogany Upright just like new; only
used six months: reduced TO 500
Fine Walnut Upright Grand: full. rich tone;
been out on rent; like new: reduced to $l75.
Fine Upright; In beautiful mchogany
only slightly used; same new; reduced to
$160.
One beautiful highest class Upright in dark
mahogany: a very rich toned piano: used ny an
official during the season: reduced to $3.50 quick
SALE
Every ciaro fully guaranteed
GRIMES PIANO STORES.
H. .
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PROPOSALS.

lines. 1t. soc. St. 81 %. wk.. s252 mo. 500
GENERAL DEPOT OF TIE QUARTERMAs-
ters Department. Washington. d. c., March L.
esSed at tbs ss until ii ceoes
DAY. APRIL l. 1907, and then publicly opened.
s' 1"sn'ss sna ns %
Hunt W. Fort Nd and at the Ar
Rish%onG a va. and annapolis Nd and Mineral
on at Washington Barracks. D: G.; Fort Myer,
Fort M a rsuse
nishng ice. laundering towels and sboeing animals
mensns 3aS nt and
lions for making proposals and further informa-
dr.. S se ~. os NJ sMai HddsF
1or and Quartermaster. U.S.A. in charge of Depot.
PROPOSALS FOR PORTLAND CEMENT AND
Of of %ass es B.
s sealed t for " Portland
March IS. 1907. and then publicly opened. Speech.
s,sS e.; ri. s sERShSp
GREEN. Superintendent Of Construction.
fe2s mil .2,7.s.9
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, OFFICE
Ct sns srSy a
Sealed proposals. in duplicate will be received and
" & SG I s Il as%
lvering at site. Wrought Iron Pipe, Pipe Bends,
SestnF House Of M @ once
Building Specifications can be had on application
to the above office. Bids must be accompanied by
certified check surety bond In the sum OF SCI of
the amount Of bid. Contract will require approved
surety bond In the sum Of 5OTe Of the amount Of
contract. The right Is reserved to reject any or
all bids to waive any technically informally
in any bid. ELLIOTT WOODS. Superintendent U.
8; Capitol Building and Grounds approved: +; A.
PROPOSALS FOR NoN-FADTNG GREEN SLATE.
Office of Building for National Museum. Library
Sealed proposals for cut AMI dressed heavy nom
fading specially selected green slate for the dome
Of the new building for the National Museum In
this city will be received Mt this office until two
O'Clock pm. on Saturday. the 9th day Of March:
1907. and then publicly opened. Specifications and
information may be obtained on application to this
office. BERNARD II. GREEN: Superintendent Of
Construction. l9.20.21.2smhl.2
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASH
ington ID. c., February "a 1907. Sealed bids in
duplicate will be received at the department until
opened in the presence Of such persons as may
attend, for remodeling plumbing at the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane In accordance with
the drawings and specifications to be had on ap-
accompanied by certified check equal to per
cent Of the amount Of the bid. payable to the Sec
rotary of the Interior Right is reserved TO reject
any or all bids or waive technical defects. to
cept part and reject the other as the interest
of the service may require. Bidders invited
TO attend. Proposals must be marked proposals.
for Remodeling Plumbing at the Government Hos
pital for the Insane" f. A. HITCHCOCK. Sec
rotary. fel6-iaw,4t
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING OFFICER. U. s.
SOLDIERS HOME Washington, ID. c.. February
a. 1907-Sealed proposals will be received here
until pm March 4, 1907. and then publicly
opened. for furnishing and delivering the window
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ss,4lo for. small brick house on Mass. ave;
just west Of new union station. This is a good
buy to hold for future increase
$1,000 for two brick houses on F st. NV. just
west OF the new union station
$6.O65 for two brick houses on st. between
N1 s San and iS1e list n sts houses on st.
tween North Cap s sPEc e. f.s NV
$500 for dwelling On You st. near new site
Of G. W u; % reons and tiled bath; steam
THos ]. FISHER & CO. Inc.
1414 + st. NV.
S s 5aTH S sIs SIS s NV: VERY Close
EooSs sS ep ssTH ASB
THIS is 4 sTEGiAE hARGSlS t ESR ! S STiGk
NH SaSD I'VE aEs1 4R FRSFS
THos. J: FISHER CO. Inc.
14l4 F St NV.
FOR GOO 0rFER WILL Ina BE E.,' coE h1Ic
and stone dwelling on Columbia Heights; baths;
Thinning Trimmings Throughout: cost the owner s.; 100:
rented to good tenant for $3.50 per month House
fine ns o a ms to sa Fao
J. FISHER & CO., Inc. 1414 + st.
FOR SALE-$lO, 600 OFFER WILL BE CONsID-
Heiss south and wes t"e exposure 10 roo%s
tiled baths guaranteed heater large lot: only
one DOCK from l4tn ST. COST owner $lSuUU
Let show you the property. THOS. ]. FISHER
& CO.. lnc., 1i14 ST.
FOR sALE-GOOD INVESTMENTS IN SMALL
southwest real estate are getting scarce; here
On F near AZ s.w.. OWL; renting for sl2: 80
ea On Si' St. s 81 good bricks, w. g.: renting
for $3.50 ca; price of ea........ 81 500
Near Sd and sw., rooms, W. & g.; renting
lo Near ssHs ap pdes It'll s.w, Or. bath bricks fs
white tenantsl: price OF ca: 1900
FOR sALE-NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY:
brownstone and pressed brick front; 3 stories
floor; occupied by member of Congress, who au-
thorized us to submit any reasonable offer; lot
10 by 100 feet. Price. $4,000. Reasonable
j. C. WELDON CO.. 224 e. Cap.
FOR sALE-oNLY TWO LEFT; LOOK AT 1874
and 1876 10th st. me-; one has colonial porch;
| and ! rooms; cellar and bath; easy terms.
]. c. WELDON CO.. 224 e. Cap
FOR sALE-DETACHED COR. HOUSE, NE: q
rms cellar, porch parking; wide lot, stable;
terms mod to quick buyer. Address Box 80,
Star Office. mh2-3t'
| FOR SALE THREE BLOCKS WHITE HOUSE
| New home; perfectly MODERN hot-water heated:
exceptional: ST. 500; cash, sloo: monthly SIS: In
sludes principal interest, taxes, Insurance. Box
| FOR sALE-BY owNER-MODERN HOUSE OF
rooms and bath. NV: at a SACRIFICE: owing
good location; BARGAIN. Add. Box 81, Star office.
mh1-3ts
| FOR sALE-ATTRACTIvE 5-ROOM DETACHED
cottage; would cost to build about S. 600; price,
issi s ss sSfs aver
For aAE-sPI,DNDID INypsT,iENT;,
| must sell my 1ir. and bath dwelling, located
near 14th and NV; renting for $32. and
will rent for more. VIII take "a, ESQ., TO sell
quickly. Box 49, Star office. mh1-3ts
FOR SALE-FlNE ROMAN BRICK FRONT: II
rooms. baths: steadily rented at &53; SIDE
LIGHTS; near 18th ST. and New Hampshire ave. ;
5000 cash will buy: trust a 900 at SIC; solid
investment proposition.
mh1-St
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pH: III itS
bright airy rooms and tiled ba tn fur; neat; az "
In perfect condition. very desirable iocation n
square 81 ear ilGs Se EcH n 70. 18Th stw
FOR SALE
sACRIEiCE.
q ,.xo -o,,, ~, aeo. a,.,o, yerv wide
a corner prOperty and at the same time located
of our most popular residential streets,
and you will agree that 1t is decided bargain
Therefore you should see IT..
! SHANNON 4 LUCHS. 7O4 18th st. NV.
FOR SAIE-s4 30
witbin HILL I'LL .r o. Stantoi psrt and south
Of MARYLAND nye n q
Observation-Disclosures 1sx1oo The unusual size
of the lot insures large rooms Z In all, and ar.
ranged for for Comfort; perfect condition
1t will pay you to inspect 1t.
shiNNoN & LUCHs. 7O4 18th st. NV:
CENTRAL NORTHWEST.
The price named is decidedly very low one
and it will mean a quick sale. THEREFOaE,
SEE IT. LOCATED in good. desirable home
seftSn sH1fh Of X III ave NV attractive >
stofy press-brlck dwe'iing, containing unusually
When YOU stop to consider the exceptional size
~ "a .h oy oth"r otfractya }ea turcs OF
thi rnn tue ~ ",n af he seen that II is
one Of the best pronnrties at the price now being
offered TO the washington bubble
49, SHANNON 4 LUcifis, 7o4 18th st. NV:
FOX H,I SALE Ern ,r,,1, o,,,r, W.T., sr,1 o1,,cx
COLIrMRIA HEIGHTS.
ONLY $3.50
Just one square Of 18th ST. NV. and located &c
cellent future value well as exceptional
present value in this attractive home
Description: y large rooms, tiled bath; furnace
heat; good condition:
SACRIFICE;
! SHANNON 4 LICHS IO4 l3th st. NV.
FOR SALE
s4,7OO.
GENUINE HOME.
On ST. NV.
considering the very attractive arrangement
OF this property, the ideal location and the per
rect xcent wi" be readily seen that it
Is eNcelleht value:
Descr pton:
large Kitchen and pantry entire house In perfect
condition.
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE.
SHANNON & LUCus. 7o4 18th ST. NV.
FOR SALE
PRICE. $500.
RENT. SSS.
Only 500 CASH.
AN EN'EiENn iNVESTMENT WITH L0GA-
IN IT'S FAVOR.
and the excellent
LOCATION,
renting in Columbia Heights. it can readily be
that this is II COS tionably
SHANNON s. hGc rfS 7o4 18th st NV.
foR SALE Sf.4uu
Although greatly reduced for quick sale. tie
owner or this ciarnii" hone has authorized us
to accept any reasonable Offer. Unquestionably
hath. fnr bcat. nerfet cordition. LOT i- t1
One of the most attractive homes in that Do
able section of Rloon,;ns ,aIc Inst "" o,eiai,
square from the car line. Southern exposure.
Act quick.
SHANNON LCCfiS. I0f 18th st. NV.
For SI F.
Less than g. 600 will b,x tho nrst,isSt an,
ro.t comnjctc q room, and ti,ad hath ho,so on
Columbia ueights Co,vcn;.nt IN H. aud I, III
st car lines. tbc highest locntion on tle heipts
LOT tTyIJO To 10 foot alcr. hard wood Nnis, n,
Isl h''a: il,s Eo"se ~ o~n LOT , tnnree,lon
SHANNoN x Ltths. Iof ltth 81. NV.
Cnp GALE 60 100
IN p;a . T.; o., ,.,.o. ,,. ~
@ IA. m.oi ~ s-' D., s' I'm IN e,t
e"l lit w ~, VI "a -. hctt'it ~" wi $-'
per h'on,r LIS Is r',cr;; 50. see, !. -, az once
SHANNoN q II M. Ioi l.,th 81. NV.
,op S,IE 60 900
ro, S 49,. S I,, ,,, - -, . . -.
'ou."east uo'iit' nan '."Iie VI ',fs' VS. VI
ah St: E,story ana eeiiar nay a WINDOW hr,ek'
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Surrounded by expensive homes OF many prom
inent people, lot 50xlJ0: side driveway; two-story
brick stable; house I'm fine repair; contains about
twelve rooms; occupied by prominent bCsf-
ness man; fine porch. Present owner VIII leave
$40, 900 on the property.
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DALE: $500 cash, so monthly. including all
interest and principal; .,,
BATH brick cellar furnace pSS good
81 SEQ Columbia Heights: u rooms. baths
1st-foor kitchen; within few yards of 14th ST.:
BLUSDoS. o'BRIEN & BELT. INC.
1920 e. st. NV.
FOR sALE-HERE's SNAP.
JUST AS REPRESENTED. RENTS FOR s42
PRICE. ONLY $4.65O.
A twostory and cellar fiat. and GOOD ONE
G@oD %s 5 s"aE e
LIST floor, s rooms and bath on % 1oor 2-story
nx porch & otar III,
tenants We Will loan SO 900 at SIC on the
ff9} o Ti1 Pay s' sE ~ met. 1920
BEAUTIFUL MASS. AVE. HOME.-Northwest.
oF dining n room and Kitchen ON oor bed
rooms and modern bath on I'd floor; bed rooms
good d. back yard; modern furnace: abundance Of
NS fSPsE n eT BLT np aaO
ALMOST NEW RESIDENCE 10 rooms and
tiled bath. First floor kitchen; Cellar concrete.
The a T6 s SUITE On prominent let
tered street west of 14th St and just one square
Ii car Hf s0S'1 BELT dnc 1920
FOR SALE-GREAT REDUCTION
OUT-OF-TOwN OWNER SAYS:
SELL IT FOR $500
Here's fine NORTHWEST home. located
south of St, which INST have cost the present
Full s-story bay window brick: rooms Kitchen
on lst foor); modern bait
TO WIDE PAVED ALLEY.
This property is strictly modern; open plumb
ing: cellar: furnace and laundry tubs.
BIJNDoN. O'BRIEN & BELT Gnc.). 1920 G NV.
mh23teSu
Fer sALE-BY GEO: W. LINKINs.
500 10Th ST. NV
INvESTMEN RS AND HOMES.
Three 5-room and cellar bricks in a soft. alley
NV: in good order: all occupied: renting at
s114o each. equal to $4,000 per annum. Price
for all. $4,000.
Groom brick on Seaton st. NV. het. nth and
18Th in good order. rented at SIS per MONTH
s21G per annum. Price. 81, 100
frames southeast. rooms each. water. etc.
all In good order rented to white tenants at
SO 80 equal to 1894 per annum Price for ALL
$4,000
nouse in frst-clssa oder Cost owner about
s4.too VIII sell at investment pre- VIII
readily rent Tor US per month frlce. 90
HOMES.
One Of the prpttiest homes in the northwest.
Built for residence Of the owner. Mottlel hr ok.
heavy stone porch and trimmings: Cellar: fur
mace. with hot-water attachments. LIST floor:
Par'or. reception hall dining nanIrv and
kitchen. I'd foo: Front room. full width Of
house: central hall with large closets large he'd
room back. and modern bath ri floor:
9 large rooms. full width Of house. with ample
closets and large hall with closet between. Lot
2Ox120 to 16-foot alley. Price. $500.
r. I. ave. between 9th and 10Th SITS. South
front: 10 large rooms. bath. cellar AMI furnace.
Cost S12.OO0 Lot 22x14o to Soft. allpv. Must
he sold to close an estate. Price. 5000.
Goth ST. NV. II rooms and hath: in good order
Lot 2111x1O3 alley. NeichhoThood excellent
Cost SO. 1000. viii sell for 5000.
have large number Of houses of all classes
for sale at prices less than the present cost of
building and large tracts of unmp-OvPd land
and many single lots in all parts of The District
mh23t GEO. W. LINKINS. 500 18th st.
FOR SALE
SWARTZEII.. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
916 STREET NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-02
LARGE DOWNTOWN RESIDENCE.

Fine house and location for physician or ladies'
tailor contains IL rooms and bath: FotN
ROOMS On FIRST FLOOR; 22.6 feet wide;
rented for So. 80 per month. Located In the
heart of the most exclusive downtown residence
section, west of Conn. ave and north Of Ii.