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The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21

.m,ro1t rot possession Of the bail
..ll,d worked it down 10 WITHIN
,.,y Yards Of Greeley's goal. Two
. rarrpaI attempts we're made 10
10. ,t.rrupn the line when tleV re-
.-.I IN their only successful play
H A forward pass placed the
aver the line. Only one minute
o., GnIr remained and after few
.,, the game closed with the score
.ra.o i'm favor OF Lonsmont.
.rrcley's offensive work was GOOD
ali, Zines and made scoring impos-
...r once Conner picked up a
rITp and got away for touch
,,n but because Of holding on the
..-r Of Greeley the ball was brought
..e-
thanksgiving day the bows meet
r.. ream from Fort Morgan and they
fs.erye the best of support from the
.sople of Greeley The boys have
,.rked hard and are playing good
atball. If 1t is impossible for you
=. come to the game buy a ticket and
make possible by your support the
utiuuance Of the sport.
Remember, Meeker field, Thanks
living day. Admission 30 cents.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
Woodman Circle Officers.

last Friday afternoon occurred the
annual election Of officers In the
Woodman Circle, No. g. The fol-
owing were elected to Office for the
ensuing term: Mrs Edith Marsh,
paSt guardian neighbor: Mrs. Jennie
Meyer, guardian neighbor; Mrs.
ROsling. advisor; Mrs. Alice Ling.
clerk: Mrs. Mary Johnson, banker; !;
Mrs Mary Adams, magician; Mrs
Fila Foley, attendant: Mrs. Mary
Reinks, captain OF guards: Mrs. Nc
Lucas, inner sentinel and Mrs. Weik.
ert outer sentinel; Mrs. Mamie
Thompson and Mrs. Minnie March as
managers.
The circle has a membership Of
30. After the business session the
committee presented a
of music aud recitations
and served refreshments to all.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
THEY LOSE ANOTHER
Longmont Takes Greeley's Sc
for Second Time

The last Of the series OF game
be PLAYED with the teams in
northern league began at 2:3O
Lonumont Saturday afternC
Earlier in the season the team f.
Lonsmont played the Greeley /.
on Meeker field and beat them l.
score Of 26 TO o. Saturday ON H.
own grounds and with our cap
and quarterback, Woolf, out of .
game, they we're able to score G
y points and four OF these car
from field goal. Fairness com
us to admit that Longmoll
. Quarterback was also out of Oh
game. The game was as clean
any played this season and the VIC
of Referee Wilson was perfectly sli
isfactory to both sides. Aside fro
time taken out for touchdowns no
more than four minutes were takt
out during the game. No man va
substituted on either team. This
the sixth regular game the boys hay
PLAYED so far and no one has bee
compelled to leave the field beca is
of injuries. This Is an excellen
record and tribute to the way In
boys have trained
Both teams fumbled badly beoa U.s.
of the quarterbacks being unused t,
their positions. Longmont was I'D
able to make consistent gains on lin
PLAYS or end runs and was Obliged t
resort to forward passes which wert
more successful than they shou,l
have been because the defensiyt
quarter was new to his position
Greeley lost by not handling th,
punts in the backfield with her usua
ability but Longmont's work In thi'
respect was not much better. II
punting Greeley easily outclasseC
Longnont but Longmont made mort
ground in returning the punts. At
kinson's tackling in the backfie C
was as coed as anything ever seen il
high school football and the work OF
the line in holding the heayier
Longmont team was remarkable
The first half ended with the score
u to in favor of Longmont.
In spite OF the odds against then
the boys went into the second sha II
with the same grit and determiua.
tion. After four minutes of play
Longmont brought the ball tn Gree,
ley's 25-yard line and goal from
field made the score 16 to O. For
ninteeen and one-half minutes the
play continued with no score
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
CONFIRMED PROOF
Residents Of Greeley Cannot Doubt
What Has Been Twice Proved

In gratitude for complete relief
from aches and pains of bad backs
from distressing kidney iIls-thous.
ands have publicly recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills. Residents of
Greeley who so testified years ago,
now say their cures were permanent
This testimony doubly proves the
worth OF Doan's Kidney Pills to
Greeley kidney sufferers.
R. Fl. Snyder, clerk at the J. T,
Clough Furniture Co., and living at
1908 Fifth steert, Greeley, Colo,
says: Il WAS subject to attacks Of
backache and kidney complaint for :
long time. So many others suffer
from these prevalent annoyances that
l want to impress upon them my ex.
p.rience with Doan's Kidney Pills.
l first learned of this remedy when
living in Chicago and l used them on
different occasions for backache and
other marked symptoms Of kidney
trouble. The relief l obtained was
prompt and positive most en-
phaticalIy advise all suffering frum
any symptoms OF kidney trouble
to give Doan's Kidney Pills trial.
Since coming here l have procured
them at Fl. Reynolds Drug Co. s
store and they have never failed TO
give me much needed relief. l can
certainly endorse the claims made
for this remedy" From statement
made in October. 1902
Cured to Stay Cured.
On Sept. 3, 1905, Mr.. Snyder said: j:
''Since 1 first publicly recon-
mended Doan's Kidney Pills In 1902
many people have asked about my
experience with them. l have al
ways personally substantiated the
facts told at that time. My cure
proved to be permanent one and
have had no recurrence Of the old
troubles since that time. In every
case where people have acted on my
advice and taken your remedy satis-
factory results have been obtained. !"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Go Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the named -Doan-and
take no other.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
A Daisy.

You are a daisy" is used by
Dickens in ''David Copperfeld" in
the sense Of calling a person a daisy
In the way to express admiration
and at the same time to laugh at
ones creduIty. Steerforth says to
young Copperfeld: "David, my dai-
sy, you are so innocent Of the world.
Let me call you my daisy, as it is so
refreshing to find one in these cor
rupt days so innocent and unsophis-
ticated. My dear Copperfald, the
daisies Of the fold are not tresher
than you."
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
Humor. Of III. oubli. Gallery.

The humor of the Dublin gallery
has long been proverbial. Macready
in his "Reminiscences" relates that
on one occasion when playing Of
ways "Venice Preserved" Jaffier's
long and rather drowsy dying speech
was interrupted by one of the gal
lery, in tone Of great impatience,
calling out very loudly, "Ah, now
die at oncc!" to which another from
the other side Immediately replied,
"Be quiet, you blackguard," then
turning with patronizing tone to
the lingering Jsffier, "Take your
time"
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
Corner Trees Ar

A man owning com
planted three trees, ond
ner. the other two about
down either street. I'm
the street thrlyed, but
the corner withe.,ed and
Again and again the 4
new trees at the cornel
forts 10 beautlfy that
Each tree made a feeb
take root, but soon 81
followed in ihe way Of
sors.
"How. do YOU acco9
asked a the property owl !
boriculturist. "lhe sou
7 take excellent care
Why do they die'' j
pert, "but it is a A. fact '':
tree is twice as llkel!,
in the middle Of the Dls
all the dwarfed, stun,a
New Ne York's streets and /
that threc-tourths Q, !.
stand on the corner
Press.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
Den Swenska Man.

A Swede with some money In bank
Dew a check, as he muttered, "Ay
tank
He was mooch batter been
Way down an my yean
Ell do say Svenska man was a crank. ,,
But ne was much filled with surprise
When the certificates first met his
eyes
Ay thank das vas hal
Dat Svenska ma skal
h'ss mas money an bank some good
oyes.' A L. c., jr.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
A Hairs Breath Escape.

10 you know that every time YOU
nave cough or cold and let 1t run
on thinking 1t will Just cure itself
you ale inviting pneumonia, con.
sumption or some other pulmonarv
trouble! Don't risk it. Put your
lungs back in perfect health and
stop that cough With Ballard,s
l'otehouhd Sryup. Price 25c, SOC
ana vi per bottle. Sold by all drug.
gisss.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
MEXICAN Win
Small bu,

'"'''' But FIsre, and S.
Ror,,. as a wasshs,'
quit Tex, use tls .'Fl'
MeS''@n sa'.S al wild hog, Is a, \.
says the Kansas . ci+, /, !
laveIInc =. is far spn.,;s s,is
ai,nary inn t;,. dog when i com, ~,
IT a,h has become attap5ed pISa'l1
domesticatcd if taEsO tal''ta'
pig There is .baeIi ba,1I, Y
household in this s,r,y ssrtI,
cow. ,u, nave a pet javeI
SefrGs w many useful pp,sd sp,ol
The jayeIine Of tho ,lp y
very " few characterisstt;ss'' y
Beyond the fact th,. ..,'Ss :,
seinI sem5.es the Il hog in 'i am
might nils well be ciassel ~ !!
different species Of anim n,
IN point Of fearles,1
passes any other animal
the choparraI of the saI
Is IS one Of the few wild 4
DO . not hesitate to attar
Is feared by every deer
visits the region. hmm
stances are known of bn1
been forced to seek retr
to avoid being torn to h
ragged Javelines. Thevr
clous IN their wild stat
the most intrepid spo1
brave the dangers of bpl
W hen taken as a pig
Gated the iaveline' cal
trained to do almost sp]
can be taught the mo;d
dog. 1t is quick to le,I
the members of the fsm
protect them against h,
life if necessary. No
man being or animal is
enter the house or ysrd
javeine Is on guard. II
something similar to th|
and when danger appro|
up its peculiar cry.
The javeline is almos
a dog, and one javelin|
several dogs, They wei
grown from fifty to eis
They are taller in the
their body than in thI
this respect they resen
boar.
The jayeIines in thei
run III droves of tveu
They always travel in 81
appear 10 have a recog
When feeding or bedd(
or rest one Of the jaw
ways on guard, Whend
of animals is about TO q
space a sentinel is first
take a view of the si
everything is found to
signal is given by the
the whole drove trcts
clearing and re-enters d
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
She Didn't c~|

A writer. to illus'ra's
charitv. said that two
smokine md d, drlnts'a sa
after dinner. hs ,n, IN,
bell and an old T0'l,a| 'a,a|
"Confouud YOU, s'up~ =, y
host Didn't ! tell n
the the Scotch? Take
bring what aSs,r aou,e.
foolw Come, c GOlnI, .r'n,
ae guest after the old T9a teis
E sried away mag greht, ,an' ny
come. com nv friend don ais,,
vo vou are rather too s snn ~.
sua ss,a servant !" "0h,'
"she's not Il Se[s""tE IVA Eeed
poor relation M /. l1o,oo1
eGbority.' char The guest ST. I'o5d II
"That alters the '"''
said.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21
III, ,ntsres. Worked h

"Look cr hea9, 1,,,t ID b
Green, VINO had 'en' iav
So 81 e. iuh .n,.t a abi had
draws" 4" thc reqne', ,mone| r
Dc done owe me ia, dat # 4
un me right ri crray i. ! grs1'' ges..'
if level ,yo on 20 > Tai said ths,|
pressiTc'g 81 ~; .1o, Il lp'es3
5;.'fRss !. interest t done DON Ct up ]
ergo ?" il still as
pincott's'
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AUL CO., It'll Ill NV.
1882 9th NV, Tor. b. p. so
51l T NV, Or. b, .27.5O
1923 9th NV. Or. b. sta25. so
BIZ Ken dy. Sr, b. sta25 so
S4 2 NV. Or. b. $3.50
All n Y av NV. Or, BIS 80
1899 X nw.store. .25. 90
1909 lst NV, 1r. b.2J. 90
2sl3 II NV, Tor. b.22.50
61 N NV. store. 1880
1861 U.2 Office RS, 2h20 80
1927 18th ne. Or, b. 1870
] n Sc. Or. b. rs. 40
sol 18th ne, store. Is. 90
2oOl l4th NV. Ir, %
floor. office. 1900
Il 925 n ] ava stlsl2.5O
2034 7th NV .stor. 2r12. 90
1913 \ j nv Sc. Or. WIZ 90
r 6i3 Inv. wareh'el5. 90
1901 Bright'd av.6r.
W. ..--..........10.60
6f6 La av, basement,
22xT5 ..........1 1000
COLORED TENANTS.
2210 Water. Or. 80. 1900
T.. new and modern
'vntor. etc. 90
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FOR RENT-BY B. r. S
1886 nth NV. sto. ce .$76
626 F. NV, sto. eel 1000
400 l3th. 1Sr. 80. 90
1857 31st. lar. b. 5000
1901 9th NV sto, dw55 90
1881 3ist nv. 12r. b. As. 90
1877 Sth NV, 1lr, b. As. 90
4OS I w.10r.b. . $3.50
1873 Riggs NV, Tor. bio. 80
6l2 Mass aY NV. Tor,
1922 Sth nw.llr, b. 40 90
b ............... 40. 90
6O3 Q NV. Sr. b.. 1000
l65 L. Sr. b. 1000
1851 q NV. store. 40. 90
1901 14'h NV. stO. .37.50
I4ll Col st NV .Sr. b35. so
1926 1lth NV. Tor, b. 81. so
1922 9th NV. 7r,b. sta35 90
621 T NV. 7r. b. $3.50
7th and Morton.
sto. sta. 81. 90
1913 NJ av NV. sr. b30 so
$40 G ne. Or. b. . 40. 90.
500 Fla av NV. sto. 80. 90
B01O Gamble pl. ar q. b2S.5o
1918 l. NV Ir,b. .27.bO
LIST and Decatur cts. n,
warehouse, electric ell,
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FOR RENT
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.,
DOT G st. NV.
UNFURNISHED HOUSES.
1104 9th NV, AR 2b$TO. 0Ol 1882 Otis 20 %
1926 Sh Tor. b. so. sol So Myrtle Or b. so
1f2a 2lst NV. eco $40 10th Sc. 5r, bill. so
1888 as 9th NV, or. p40. 10 60 NV, Or. .15. 90
6l3 La av.-... 81 30 204 Cap, stO. 5r b3I. so
311 Claiming ne. p 80 Fenton me- Or. b. $50
FURNISHED.
Tunlaw road north Of Joliet St, Or. and b.,
u acre. barn. fruit and chicken yard; rent 90
APARTMENTS.
ll05 ne or b. "a p 50 ll05 ne. 81, H. %. 50
1104 18th NV, b. % so 223 18th &c, 5r b. q so
STORES.
Store. 11Oe 18th nw35. so Store. 9th nv
% II ne. 7r. b. fixtures Nov D......... IS 90
and ice boxes 800 Gi4h NV oyster hoo
STABLES.
Three 1-story auto sheds, ". / sew. in Queens
ct. NV. (16th & 18th, L & M, each. 80. 800
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For rent. at Riverdale. Nd, right at station,
steam and electric cars. Sroom house, large lot:
rent, $50.
S.w. cor. 9th and Sheridan; 8 rooms and
bath, cellar, laundry and toilet; 1892;
j. L. WRIGHT. Owner. on premises
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3A 6.C.av Sc Orb 27.N
Bio 22d, - b. -. N.N
2220 G.. Sr, b. q. SO
52 21st NV, 7r. b $3.50
80 Q NV. Or. b. >. 22.N
s01 10th NV. dat.
3 rooms. bath. :. %. 80
217 l NV, Or, W. 1880
L1SKINS.
800 10Th st. NV.
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iNFURNiSHED
FOR RENT.EY SHANNON < LTCHS.

'"t l"lh NV; Ih0ne Main 2345
1924 II NV. ISr, 3543 Pros avI2rb s. 80
81. per year 81 900 90 COS 9th Or b. %
1879 ' NV. lir. b. 1000 G24 NV. Tr b. 30 80
SI3 2Ist l0r D.. u. 90 ~ / ne 1lr b. 30 80
1905 Farm ut.l4r bGuoO 1913 W NV Srb 30 80
1877 Il INV. lUr %. 30 30 liII W NV sr b. 10 30
lIf2 4 Tor. h.; - 20 1872 Y NV Or b 81 so
So lTth uw. ln-. 2bJ0 90 22s 81 NV 7r b. u 30
'NcE> al l3Zsb 40 Luray pl. 6r b. p 80
90 = n",i1 III 800 800 Camb' ge Or. b. % 80
d. l. NV l'r 2b- iii1n III Manor NV Or h2I 30
1lZ3 liti. NV. iOrh hoo 49, Luray NV. Or. b27 30
La h".iir. n. 400" 1911 y J ay, Or, Il. p. 90
Ztbi Ia aV tut D. 81 lii5 Ia NV Sc Or l. ., 80
luI td'"l Nv" itht-',V III Heck II So Or b Is. 80
lu1 ~ ne llr D. ~ - go Myrtle ne Or h. II so
~ hM-Nf'h.. $50 II Myrtle ne Or b II 80
1891 t1th h",9r h3t--O IDS Bnnc'n ne Or. bio. 80
80 18Th Or b. 81. rs 300 WIS ay ,r NJ 10 40
oil uw, Or. b. .5l.31
FLATS.
20 VI NV. 7r. b. so 1925 35th. 5r. b.. 20 so
l.35 Willard dr, rs 80 1884 Sc. 5r. b.
- Seaton NV Or. b. - 20 key 2d ill.,. 20 80
ISIS Cedar NV III. h22 80
APARTMENTS.
455 {; NV. CIR. b. 5000 7Oi 18th NV, 3r b 81 80
AS q NV. ar. b. 1900 40 q NV 3r b. ~ 90
l2es Col ri. No 80. J2I X av NV .3r b. ~ oU
265 NV Or b...32 -
FURNISHED.
1905 Fairm"nt ~. nv. lar. h.. per year 200 90
1870 Corcoran st NV. rooms and bath so 90
lUl Seatuu st NV. rooms and bath 80. A. 80
OFFICE ROOMS
clio nth 81. NV, several large rooms whole.
o39 Pa NV. 2r. front. ID floor 81 20
400 1874 III 900 lil2 2sth ,sto. lrl2 80
lI+o Tth nw.sto6r-3T.5o Storage room, 2l7
and Harvard ST. 81. 90 Stable 800 9TH ne. ). 90
FOR COOP CoLoRED TENANTS.
1910 ST mt: rooms and wafer 30
SHANNON 4 LCCHS,
7Oi 18th st. NV.
Look for our Green and White Sign.
selA w&sa.n
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FOR RENT
So. 600. 1880 Mass nv. 11r S37. so. rs
5000. .513 9Th NV $37. so 2443
Sl25. 1925 nth NV, 12r $50. 100,
500. 1910 q NV. Tor $3.50.
500. E. 1913 G NV. 12r $35. The
SIS 1911 Pa Nv. sto.dwg $33. 49,. L:
$50. 81 4 Jacks'n pI. ONCE $50. 50. The
s75&$GO. 1407 i5ts INV. Tor 1872. 30 1928
SO. 1917 K av NV. Tor $50. so. 1902
S75. The Marlborough. Or s32. so. The
S66. ....6 : ne. 12r $40. l4011 !.
ss5. .l0l1 N II av NV. 12r $50. The Nc
$50. 1925 14th NV. 12r $50. 432
$55. -. .17O6 p NV. Tor $50. .501
E55. The Cumberland. Or SOS. 10. 1905
$55. 1744 Col av NV. Tor S25. So I
$50. 2503 Cham av nwlOr S25. 20. 10
s5l .929 + NV .cffice.3 r $25. 81. 52S
s5O 30. 1929 * nw. 1lr S25. so 404
$50 90 22ll Wash c.r.9r S23. .1363
$50. 60. .10I6 I'D nv. Or s25. Tbs
$50. lT17 kilb'-ne NV Tor So. Or
$50. POI l NV, l2r SO. 50 3415
*4S 20 1919 X INV. 1lr S22. 40. ...
$40 GO 1908 q II sy, Tor s2l. 30. 40
~. 80. 332l u NV. Or k2l 80. So
s45. . The Victoria. 6r s2l 30. Il
S42 80. -. 14O A ne. Or $40. 30. 90
S42 80. .I74T r NV. Sr $40 The c,
S42 80. The Miller. Ar SIS. sc. 36IS
S4O.65. 1887 T. Gap. Tor ST.. 80. AIS
s40.55. 1913 | NV. Or ST. so. l,
$40. .S23 10Th NV, Yr ST.. 10. .l72
$40. 17l7 Euclid NV. Or $40 40.
$40. - BIS Sd sw. Or S12. .323
$3.50. 1927 Ore NV. LOT 10 1908 r
For complete list OF property for 7
weekly bulletin.
swARTZELL. RHEEM & HEM
orl2-d eS,l 9l6 F.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

wANTKD-FnOM OWNER FOR IMMEDIATE
squares Of Treasury; about 1880 WHIT
NER-NARyIN co. Inc,, Home Life bldg. opp.
Treasury. ocf6-4t
wANTD-FROM OWNER FOR IMMEDIATE
customer. lie Droit Park house. 81, 500 to $500.
WHrTNER-MARvN CO. Qnc-), Home Life
bldg. opp. Treasury. oclS-4t
WANTED-vACANT HOUSES TO RENT AND
SELL NUMEROUS CALLS TO RENT: HAVE
ONLY 2 VACANT. LET Me RENT YOUR
VACANT HOUSE. CHAS. A. SHIELDS. l4oo
r ST. NV. Tel. n. 2S34.l oc11-e
wANTED-iF you WANT GOOD TENANTS
for furnished and unfurnished houses apply to
GRACE NJ. THOMAS. Corcoran bldg. sel930t'
WANTED-8O PER CENT OF
RENTERS APPLY AT OUR
Ofice-that's one reason
why your chances are
greater for securing
tenant when your house
Is listed with us.
STONE FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave, adjoining cor. OF l4th-
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FOR RENT
1925 G nw.15r. 2b. 315.0
S13 21st NV, 11r,b.
GEL, stea N heat 5000
1872 Dist NV, l1r,b $500
22l7 Pa.av NV. 15r
bath $500
Flat. 1913 Pa. av.
Sr.b. steam heat 40.G
1909 23d, 11r, b.. $500
GEO. W.
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FOK RENT
UNFINISHED.
1923 st. NV. IA rooms. baths,
furnace. per annum ................. 81. 800. 90
1882 Conn. ave-, IL rooms and bath. l25. 90
92O 14th st. NV, 12r.. b.. furnace. 10000
FLATS.
COG 18th st. NV. s rooms and BATH. $40. Is
1.-The Chelsea" cor I'd and E SITS.
Sc first and second floor apart
ments; outside rooms, with bath.
$50. so and So. 90 per month
ll26 Conn. ave-, rooms and BATH. $500
SUBURBAN.
Bladensburg road, opposite Langdon,
d. c., 5 rooms. well. AZ acres. $500
71s 14th st. NV. I'd door. rooms. $500
6O6 18Th st. NV, rooms. ........... 40.15
7l3 14th st. NV, Sd floor. rooms. 5000
STORES.
COG 18th st. NV, suitable FOR store or
office; per month. .................. $4,000
1897 st. NV , for automobiles only;
concrete door; electric light; room
for 3 or machines. ............. $500
GASCH & BIRGE 1926 N. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT
BARNARD 4 CHILDREss, Inc,
1412 G st. NV.
HOUSES.
1907 10th. 1er, ab. $500 24sI 18th NV 1or b II 80
294O Newark, Cleve- 1414 Hopkins. 81. b. ~ so
land PIX. Or b fur10O DOL 1896 10th nw.9r b. 40 90
1880 Vt y.l4r 2b SO 80 1922 9th DIV Or, b.. 81 so
1909 I av, 12r, b, 1908 NV, Or, b. 80 30
,s s.e5 a. 90 GO 1904 Monta ne.sr. bis 90
FLATS.
1878 Irving ct. NV, 7r. and b.. upper. $50. 50
1919 9th st. NV, Q rooms and bath. 80. 90
1874 Irving st. NV. rooms and bath. q 80
80 Seaton NV, 8 rooms and BATH upper. "A. 50
APARTMENTS.
The ''Wilkeshlre,' Yorkshire" and Der
byshire" ETC., 1851 to 1881 Columbia I'd;
NEW; and rooms and bath; porches
The Natchez. 1440 W st., Or. and b.. .3a7. 80
321 Md. ave. he
8 rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures. 436.0O
2 rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures. $17.00
1843 II ne, rooms and bath. ......... ZEE. 80
STORES AND OFFICES.
2118 1Ath, rooms. new. ................. 90
1885 g NV. rooms and heat. 50. 90 to 20 90
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FOR RENT
1917 Church NV .4rs1e 80 1443 W NV, 7r. b. 80 80
1922 9th NV ST. b. 80 90 300 NV. sr. b. 80 so
DOC Mass NV or b 80 90 1928 Q NV, Ir, b. 40 90
APARTMENTS.
Madeira, 707 Old 5r$27 so 1O4 18th st. Or. 30 90
1923 n av. 3r. 90 1919 NJ st NV. or. 30. 90
Alton. 20l6 NV, 4r25.00 1903 st my. Or. 35. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
1901 G at. NV Traders Bank bldg.
1906 q st. NV.
Merchants Bank bldg.
STORES.
18th and G SITS. NV. 9th & N SITS. n. ". %. 90
JORDAN & COMPANY Inc.l,
Successor Jordan s Bloomer Inc.),
1905 G ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-A FEW SELECTED ONES.
FURNISHED.
Month. Month.
nr Conn. Dor Sb. $i25 mr. 18th. lar. 2b. $225
I nr nth. 1sr. 4b.. .3I5 18th M X. 12r. 2b 200
av mr. 18th. 13r. Ab35O 2ist Mass. lar. 3b. $50
10th nr o, l5r. 3h. 800 18th mr. I. l4r 2b. .125
18th nr Mass, LIT 20 30 nr 10th. 12r, 2b. Ito
UNFURNISHED.
! mr. nth. l6r. %. $50 nr 18th, lar. b. rs
10th n. 1Sr. 3b. 200 O mr. 18th l2r % 10
18th mr. Col, l3r. 3b.. 1873 X ay mr. 18th Ir b. 10
18th nr X. l2r, 2b, .I25 2ad mr. Ave. Ilr. %. IS
18th mr. NJ. l5r, Oh. 1928 P mr. nth. Tor, b. :. IS
Mass mr. 10th lir 20. 100 G mr. 10th Tor b. 40
Call al Office for complete list
V. y T. Is. HUYCK. 1905 PA. AVE NV.
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4 +. FOX Co. ESTABLISHED 1876.
open day ana night.
Fourteenth at New York avenue.

FOR REST-THE MOST DESIRABLE FUR
nished and unfurnished houses In the city
Apply at office for bulletin and information.
WILLIAM CORCORAN HILL,
ocl0-1t 1902 st. NV.
FOR RENT-UNFURNIEHED
i44i av.I2r. 2bS75. so 1918 Kenyon lot. b50 90
1I4I Q NV. Tor .2b. 90 1888 18th NV Tor BAT so
1893 Cercoran, IA. b60 90 1923 Riggs p Tor b45 90
1913 18th. Tor. b. 5000 Store. al G NV 40 90
FURNISHED.
We have number Of desirable furnished
houses in the W. section; rent SIS per mo. and
upward. TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD inc
oc5-14ts 100 18th st. NV
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FOR RENT-A LOW-PRICED HOUSE IN DE-
sirable locality; No 1892 st: rooms; first
will be put in thorough repair: rent, $50 per
month. Key at grocery store. 18th st.
MOORE HILL (Inc). 1888 G at. NV.
oc12-sa m st
FOR RENT-ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
1871 ONTARIO PLACE
This splendid semi detached home of Tor and
bath, heated by hot water. porch front. south
ern exposure. and all modern convenicnces, Is
offered to desirable tenant at reasonable rent
Don't fail to investigate.
MOORE HILL Inc.), 1888 G st. NV
IN " 3t
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ave: 10 rooms, tiled bath. etc. rooms deep.
SEQ. 60. 1893 q St. rooms and bath a. IN. T.,
S50.G5. THOS. W. HUNGERFORD. ST. 14th st.
ocl5-3t'
FOR RENT-NEAR ST ALOYSIUS PARISH
G2L2 Myrtle st. ne. coy 8-room brick resi-
dence; bath: excellent condition; only SlT50
WILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL, 603 & 600 18TH
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENT COMPLETELY FURNISHED Only
500, 100 nth ST; 10 rooms and bath: CON
Ntn.eiL downtown section. STONE & FAIR
FAN. 1882 Nt.N York ave ocIi3t
FOR RENT FURNISHEID-A BEAUTIFI'L COR
uer house: near Dupont Circle: home of na val
officer; rent. Sl25 mo.
uclU III EARLY A HAMPTON GI5 IAN 81
FOR kENT-LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISH
ed house In northwest. suitable for entertain
inr; owner leavin. city. Address e. r. W.
Star office oc3- ~.
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FOR COLoRr

Ii25 14th NV, and Or. and b. $40. 90 to 300
I3lc Pa. ave. NV. entire ny floors.
WAREHOUSES;
2.s-S2 1st ST. NV. 81 900 50. 1T. floor
E = - - g. -.
81. s.w. bet. Sd and AZ; will improve
lots to suit tenant.
Lexington, land for lease
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FOR RENT-CALL FOR OUR BULLETIN OF
desirable houses for rent. Our list also appears
In these columns every Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday. MOORE HILL Qnc.).
au30-f. SUI mw.tf 1893 Q ct. NV.
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DENTISTRY.
lines It, Coo. St. 81. 20. lwk. 81. Is lmo 81 %.

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