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The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-05

Resolutions thanking the Legislative Assembly for the enactment of the Barker bill restricting the sale of intoxcants in tins state. were unanimously adopted at Monticello by the eMthodist. Baptist, Pres byterian and Associate Reformed Preshy- terian churches. The resolutions pledge tte support of the churches in enforcing the law.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-05

At the morning session Tuesday Mr. Foster introduced a resolution in the House to the effect that owing to the congested condition of the calendar, that body would meet each morning at s o'clock and each afternoon at 80 o'clock. The resolution was adopted with the provision that the morning hour should be 8 80.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-05
\ Proceedings
THE SENATE.

By tie vote Senator Thomrsons ap- propriation measure calling for the expen- allure of nearly $70.o00 for new buildings and for the maintenance of the University of Arkansas, was defeated In the Senate Monday. Five of the advocates of the bill. including it's author, changed their votes from the affirmative to the negative with the idea of calling the bill up for reconsideration. The chief objection to the measure was that the amount of the appropriation was nearly twice that last made. but 1t was explained that the money would be needed for the erection of many new buildings.
 Senator Arnod's initiative and referen- dunn measure was voted down by vote of IF to S.
 Senator Edmondson introduced bill preventing the subletting of convicts em ployed under the present contract system and providing for fine of nos less than S1 900 DOT more than S10,0G0. as well as She forfeiture of the contract, should la horers be SIlhlet
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-05

On Tuesday the House made more pro gress in the disposition of business than on any Senate day during the session. An effort was made to get the Oldham annexa. tion bill before the House in advance of some other bills which were under the same order but the chair held that a two-thirds vote was necessary to advance the bill, which precipltated some discus sion. while later, and after the motion had been lost. the bill came Up under reg ular procedure and wag given its first reading when motion to adjourn pre- vailed
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-05

The Senate spent a very dull day Tues day. \ number of House bills were con sdersd and disposed of. Senator Thomp, sons appropriation bill for the University of Arkansas brought up fer reeonsid eration, and was made a special order for Wednesday morning.
 The anti.drumming bill. intended D pre- vent hotel and doctor" drummers from plying their Tocation on trains. was passed and needs only .he governors signature te become d law.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-05

There is movement on foot to cousol idate or amagamate two of the proposed constitutional amendments now pending ba fore the House. and to present this amend ment for adoption. Those interested is that of Hon. w J. Walls of White County ard that of Hon. w. A. Oldham of Lonoke and J. NJ. Jackson of Howard, which pro vide for d new system of elections. There is one point which is preventing the anal gamation of the two amendments at this time and that is the failure to agree upon the time for holding the sessions Of the General Assembly,. Under the Walls amendment the sessions are to be held only once in four years. while in the old aE,-Jackson amendment they continue as at present. It is believed however, that this matter will be adjusted. and that the amendments will be consolidated and thuS presented to the House.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-05

Immediately after roll call in the House Saturday several petitions were presented from lcy-holders in life companies enter. ing protests against the passage of the Amis bill. which demands that 75 per cent this state be invested within the borders of the state. The trend of the opposition to the bill was that it would prohibit the policies.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-05
THE HOUSE.

Monday In the House was confined who; ly 10 local House and Senate business Appropriations were brought befora the body at both morning and afternoon ses sions but the House refused to set aside it's roll call for the advancement and in troduction of local measures to take them up.
 Among tine new bills introduced in the House were:
 By Mir. DuLaney. authorizing the teach ing of elementary agriculture in the public schools of the state through the addition of al least one book on tho subject. discrimination in prices of commodities and placing penalties for variance in charge of such commodities in any cities or the state except as may be accounted for through freight rate differences.
 By Mir. Wclch, requiring peddlers in every county in the state to secure q peddler's license before being permitted to make sales
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-05

Massrs Wilson of Perry ard White of Logan engaged in a warm controversy on the floor of the House Tuesday during the discussion of the bill providing for coun- have q personal encounter when friends interfered and order was restored They both apoligized to the House for their actions. and later shook hands and agreed that the heat of passion had prevailed over better Judgment in bringing about the dispute.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-05

Representative w. A Hodges of White county has prepared a bill and will in troduce it early this week which will pro vide that members of the General As sembly shall receive per diem of S6 for ninety days. should the session continue for that length of time. and that there after each member shall serve the State free gratis for nothing
 The bill also provides that members shall receive no pay for services not ren dercd In other words the Representative who leaves the Capital City for any reason except illness will not receive his regular per diem.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-05

Our subcommittees are making progress and I can only say that we are carrying on the work of investiga- ton in d manner satisfactory to tho members of the committee who really know what is being accomplished" said Chairman Kie Oldham Wednesday night regarding the progress of the joint com mittee to investigate state capitol con ditions. The committee is divided into three parts one to investigate the build- ing one to investigate the contract and report on the validity of the bond, and the tiird to investigate the books and accounts of the commission.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-05

The Cartwright proposed amendment to the constitution, which provides that the taxes paid into the school fund by the railroads of the state shall be apportioned equally without regard to the school dis trict in which the railroad property is sit uated has been favorably reported by a majority of the Committee Constitu- tional Amendments in the House.
The Green Forest tribune., 1907-04-05

Before the penitentiary Committee in the House Tuesday Superintendent IiteHck and Architect Frank Gihb appeared and went over details regarding the compe- ton of the new penitentiary. The compile tion of the building will cost sum ap- Droximatod at $I1o 900. which sum will be reduced about 2I per cent if convicts a:c used for d part of tue mechanical work. Under this estimate the cell house will cost about S103,000 and the hospl- tal anl office buildings the remainder. The Superin tendent went over the numerous details of the items covered in the appro- priation bill for the coming two years. and explained their necessity to the com mittee. A bill covering these appropria- tions is being drafted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-21

AUL CO., 7TH q L NV.
X lott 18th nw.sta.Z5.W
704 Quincy NV. Or, b23. 80
515 r l av NV, 7r, b. Is. 80
18th and Kearney.
Brookland. D c.. ..@.00
Gi2 Park I'd. Or. b.. .11.56
51l E ne. Or. b. :. .17.0
l34S kearncy. Brook
land, 6r. .15.0 90
COLURED TENANTS.
2219 Water. Oats. 3
& Or, w.3i2.50 & 1900
13 Goat alley. Ar. ..14.00
"a Fenton ne. Or. 1880
I'll Fla av. 4r. 500
5 Capitol av, Ivy City,
Or. LOU
C16 Navy pl.. 4r. .4.W
t. NV. (steam heated.
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FOR RENT-BY B. r. y
915 r l av NV. 16r. 2b. 500
406 18th. 20r. .T5.W
1857 3lst NV, lar, b. 6O.O
90i E Cap. Tor. b.. so. b.
1897 10th. 11r. b. As. q
IT'S 18th NV, Tor. b. 40. so
1912 Mass av NV, Sr, BIO. 90
500 Fla av. sto. dwg. %. 90
70S H ne. store. Or. .35. 100
z Quincy ne. 7r. b. $3.50
NV cor 7th & Morton
NV. store 4 stable. 81. 90
412 NJ NV. Or. b. 30. 80
1901 9th NV, Sr. b. q. 90
1929 5th, 7r. b, sta. Is. 50
20 N Y av ne, 7r, b.. rs. 50
GA Tenn av ne. Sr. b. %. 50
637 18th ne. Or. b. .25.50
Office rooms at 512 F
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FOR RENT
NV, 2O29 I, 26r, 2b. SIS. 00I
NV. 230S Goth. 12r. 3b50. OOI
NV. pa N J av.Sr. b. 40.75I
NV. GA 10th. Or, b. 80. 0OI
NW.3l7 Mass av. Or, BIS. 50
NV. SIT 8, Or. 1880
NV. 400 o (hall, 2n)lrl5.0
NV, 1900 10th, store. 10. Sc
SW.9iS K. shop. 10. Dol
SUBUl
Wesley Heights, corner
2 rooms and bath, SO. 90
OFFICES-N,
Central building. omces.
Gunton building. Offices.
Call at Office for inf
properties. stables. ETC.,
For further information
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
iumbia, holding Probate Court.-NO. 14179. Ad-
mnistra ion.-This is to give notice that the sub.
scriber Of the District Of Columbia. has obtained
from the Probate Court of the District Of Column
ba letters Of administration the estate of VII
liam B. Pollard. late Of the District Of Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated.
to the subscriber. on or before the 18th day Of
January. A. D. 1908; otherwise they may BY law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Given
MARIA Z. POLLARD, 1892 Wylie ST. me- (Seal0
Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register of Wills for
the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbian re George H. Amrein, Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy. No. 473.-Notice is hereby given
that the above-named bankrupt has filed his petI-
tion praying for a discharge from all his debts in
bankruptcy, and that his creditors and other per-
sons In interest required to enter their appear
ance in opposition II any desire. in the clerks
Office Of said court, on or before the LIST day Of
February, 1907. WILLIAM NJ. HALLAM
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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large sto. ( dwg. ..$35. 90
Sd & E sw,store. 3r. 1850
80 + sw, Cir. ami. 1850
429 Del av sw Or, W. 1880
lib Del av sw. 4r.w.9.5O
40 n seer, W in K. .12.0O
B. Leonard, $50 ~ st sw
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For Rent-1Oth & C Me-.
313 II sw. sto. Or. ami$22. 80
465 f sw. Sr.ami. .2S. sc
35S II sw. Or & W. 1880
500 c sw, Or & W. ..12 SO
1856 Sd Sc. Or. W In k12.5O
1919 ~ sw.lge bas't.s.e0
ia1g-3ts
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FOR LE-BARGAIN-12-ROOM BRICK NEAR
new library and Capitol; $500 cash, balance to
suit; can make payments out Of rent. Address
OWNER, No. 1914 a OF. NV. 5a19-Sts
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FOR REM
1903 N. Y. ave- NV, 15r. and 3b. ........ $65. 90
l211 Girard ST. NV. Tor. and b.. 1890
]. c. KENNEDY CAMPBELL. 1413 G st. NV.
ia19-5t
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e. ID. THOMAS AND JAS. FRANCIS SMITH,
Columbia holding District Court.-In re condem-
nation Of land for the extension Of the East Side
petition Of the copmissioners Of the District Of
j. By tss sSaEt. this 18th day q 5anusry. <. D.
q citation to Catherine L. johnson, George Dorr,
George NJ. ENRICH. pouglass Mackall. Henry Il.
Association Of the District Of Columbia. the corby
Company, Isaac W; Nordlinger. Rudolf 3. Behrend.
swartzell. Rheem Hensey COMPANY. George J
Boyle and John Boyle to appear IN this court the
aa Of se . Ri 10
S 9 ss s. q ets s .d .s IT, s
Gu several set sS Il I5ss
Subdivision Book Ne 8 more psstiealary described
e o e
Sewer. It is further oRDERED that copy Of said
citation oe served by the United States marshal for
and such persons Interested herein as may be found
tSet Of And II further oRpEREb
that all persons having any interest in these pro-
said i2th day Of February, 4. b. 1901 and to an
snee until the court shall have made its nai order
ratifying and confirming the report and award Of
sns ss 9s % Of at
persons concerned in the land and premises mem
Of orer Is
published once IN the WASHINGTON Law Reporter and
m es az:
published in the said District before the said 18th
p HoeSa asrs s. Gs ssfgyIss:
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JAWS. 7TH AND E S.W.
i244 Md av ne, Or. b. $3.50
424 eth sw. 12r. fur. A. 90
GAG l sw. Or. ami. 90. 80
3a7 Md sw w n fr 5r27 80
10th&Va sw, LIST Fl n.27. so
% Va nv sw, Or. i'm. $500
z40 14th sw. 11r. $500
c12 9TH ne. Ir, b. rs. 80
1923 Union sw. Or. .12. so
511 Nichols av,7r,b. %. 90
221 AZ sw. Or. .35. 90
121 AZ sw, RS I'd fl. 1900
347 Nichols. Or, ami 1880
924 LIST sw. LIST a. . 1900
i017 Md sw. Sd a. 1850
81 n Sc. Or. 10. so
!22S B sw. LIST f,5r. 5000
20 n Sc, sto. $500
i41S N C ne. fir, 5r. Is. 80
--th&D NV. 2 is. =. 5000
800 f ne. LIST q. 5r. o. 90
5l3 9Th ne, LIST f.5r. %. so
J1S 7th sw. 7r, b. 1000
1126 9Th sw. Or ami %. 50
1869 Pa Sc. I'd a.. .17.5O
1875 F sw. 3r. b. hit. Fl. IL. 90
90 G sw, 2r, 2&3d. $50
GO2 f Sc. Or. b. 5000
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mn RE\T- Ry CIJEEOpn POPDEN

FOR RENT-BY CLIFFORD A. BORDEN,
10iT 1t. NV. large house. II
rooms and 5 bath rooms. ............. $101 IS
400 ". j. Sc, 10 rooms and ba .35. so
2l9 18th st. Sc, rooms and bath (new).. $50
ga 14th st. ne. rooms and bath fat. 16. so
kenilworth. d. c.. Groom cottage, stable. Is so
tl6 La. NV, shop In basement 22x7O 10. so
2222 9th NV, Or & W (colored) .......... 1850
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN. 6O4 9th st. NV
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5o5 10th sw. lar. ami 70. so
4tS 4 sw. Sr. ami. Is. so
439 q sw. 7r. wis. n. so
1913 4ia sw. Or. ami. 1880
q Va av sw Or. ami 1850
625 az sw. Or. was. 10. 80
$40 9th sw. 5r. w&s. 1880
1872 Union ct sw, 5r,
W and s........11.0
40 y Sc. Or. w&s. 1850
Il22 II sw. 5r. WIS. 10. so
PARKER.
ABS ~ st. s.w.
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FOR RENT-FLOYD E.
:246 Md av ne, Or. b. $50. so
Eth & Md, lum yd.125. 90
1929 9th NV. Tor, b. $50
ZIP I'd Sc, 6r, b, Il. "a. 90
$40 ID Sc. Or. b. q. "a. 90
,104 n J nv Sc. Or. 1880
46 V NV. Sr. b. 80. so
s01 9th sw. Sr. b. .25. 80
j34S Az sw. Or. b. 10. 80
pa Md av sw. Or. 1900
$50 G sw, Sr. b. .23. so
:.3T7 1st sw. Ar. 81 90
141S N G av ne. q. Is. 30
lE14 Half Sc. Or. :. .11.50
TIA i sw, Or. ami. .27. 90
go Arm pl sw. Ar. .10.0
so ID sw. Or. .16. 20
1868 Ga av Sc. Or. .17.5O
Pa & 14th Sc, sto. Is. 50
I22 Fl sw. 2r. attic. 500
eiT Water sw. W Ii. 80. 90
lG20 A Sc. 3r. wa. o 90
1916 c sw. Or. .13. 80
1857 Pa av Sc. / q. .11.50
% Chicago st. Or, b. 25. 30
tSS F sw. 3r. eel. 1 f.10. 90
IG11 Md av sw. Or. b. 20. so
1876 Union sw. Or. IL. 40
1919 AZ sw. 7r. b. .25. 90
;311 AZ sw. Or, rs. 50
kr 466 Md av, stab. 3. 90
1905 C sw q, Or, b. %. 50
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FOR MISUNDERSTANDING
54l Fla. ave. NV. brick. 8 rooms all mod.
col lnp 3; Was $50 80 Now SIS. so
tmps. Was $3.50 Now .............. H. 10
ts1e-3t CHAS S. SHREvE. 1907 7th ct. NV.
FOR RENr-I7o4 O ST. 0 ROOMS & B.. .$as. 90
1872 18th. rooms and bath. ............t4o 90
1925 0frard st. Is rooms. room to stable 4
noses With seryants rooms $i.s00 per year.
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia holding Probate C0urt.--No. 14i13 Ad-
Ininistration-This is to give motive that the
subscriber Of the district Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of te District Of Columbia
letters testamentary on the estate Of Zera Luther
Tanner late Of the District Of Columbia. deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the
ers thereof legally authentic ated to the subscriber
otherwise they may by Jaw be excluded from ali
Iits a. y az Ianaary' 1907 HELEN r. TANNE sa,s
2104 R st. NV. Attest: iSeal.l JAMES TANNER.
Register OF Wills for the District Of Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court. IRVING WILLIAM
SON, Attorney. ja1x-1aw-3t
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FOR SALE
HANDSOME NEW RESIDENCE.
Never 0ccupied-Prominent Avenue.
Not built for speculation. but by dag la
Dor, at cost Of over $21 900. For special
reasons. will sell for $4,000 to quick pur-
chaser. District assessors valued this prop
erty Mt $26.469 lifetime opportunity for
some one to &c. real bargain.
Address the owner. Box 1913, Star ONCE.
ja10-3ts-14
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IT VIZ hE@-N l.
233 18th sw .10r, amiS30. SO
iSi5 18th NV. Tor ami30. 80
4ls 9th sw. Sr, ami. IS. 81
1909 18th nv. Tr.ami 81 80
123S "a sw, Or. ami. 20. sc
zoos Wa ave sw. sr.
W and s..........lS. 90
4I5 y sw. 5r. was. 1880
Clio Va ay sw Or. w&sI2. 50
BIG LIST sw Ar, w&s 1850
1n8 9TH sw. 5r. WIS,
I'd hoor .........l2.6 80
CHAS. II.
Phone Main 2326.
faIn lf
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FOR RENT

UNFINISHED.
ZIG NV. 12r, b. $50 90, 1902 NV, 1Or b. 10 90
1910 Riggs pi l2r 5900ll3l3 NV. Tor. b. 81. 90
$40 NV. lOr b. .4I.50ll440 Corcoran i0r b. 80 90
1914 Riggs pl. LOT. b as 90 Store, 1888 NV 80 90
FURNISHED.
20O6 @. l2r. b. -. 300 .OOfIJ02 p, ior b. GOO 90
1913 p. i2r. 2b. Il 800 o. 1903 O. i2r b. Il O20 90
BUSINESS.
1870 Pa nv, & is $500 1927 D. 3 stores Is 90
talS-3 +. W. GRAHAM & CO. GIT 18th NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-21

NE,Il0O sth. Or, b. 900
SW,07 Linw'th. 7r. b23. so
SW, 800 Va. ave. Ar. . l6. 40
SW. 822 Md Az. Or. rs. 80
SW, 1871 18th, Or. lao
SW. 626 Md av, Ar. 1880
SW ,621 @. Or. 80
NE. 620 Brewers ct. 5r8. 40
NE.6lS Brewers ct, 6rS. 40
NE, 1924 Lewis. 4r. :. $40
lBAN.
Joliet ut. and Tunlaw I'd,
)RTHwEST.
46S La Az. o@ce1.
'rmation regarding alley
have for rent.
apply at ofnce.
PILLING. l416 r NV.
|. N. w., FINE BROOM
rented to desirable tenant
. HARDING, 1916 q st.
ja12-d. eSu.tf
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FOR RENT-HoUSES.

FOR RENT-BY JAMES r. SHEA.
643 Louisiana ave. NV.
l21 Md. ave. ne, 14r. ba. steam hest S6S o.
905 NJ st. NV, 10 rooms, bath, furnace. 5O.50
1871 st. NV. 10 roohis. bath. 4O19
IT30 18th NV, Or, tiled bath, furnace. 1000
1880 Ut. NV, IL rooms, bath. ..-....... 1000
600 Q st. NV. ST.. tiled hath furnace. $3.50
9i3 18th st. ne. store and dwelling,
rooms. BATH hotwater heat. $3.50
G5I ID st. n.e 8 rooms. bath. ....-....... $3.50
l6io 1911 ST. NV, fur. dat, rooms bath. 5000
Sl2 at NV fat Z rooms bath ....... $500
1902 Sd st. NV, rooms, bath. furnace. N50
1867 N. G. ave. n.e Gr.. b., furnace. Zl.50
72S 9th st. me-. rooms. til. furnace. Z.50
52G LIST ST. Sc. rooms h. I. furnace. $3.50
314 18th st. n.e 6at. 6r., bath. cellar. 22 90
40 st. NV, rooms, bath. ........... 200
1912 Sd st. sw.. rooms, bath. 225O
SIS 18th st. me-, rooms, bath, ct1lar... 200
1898 n J. ave NV far rooms. BATH. q 50
1869 Emerson st. ne. D rooms, bath. 1O0O
643 La. n.w., entire I'd hoor. 1000
s2T 18th st. NV, rooms, I'd door. 1900
$40 Morris ct. me-. nat rooms, bath. 1880
S32 18th st. me-, rooms, bath. 1850
1913 10th st. NV, fur. fat. rooms. bath. 1900
S433 Brig wood ave. nv. nat 5r.. bath. 80
327 18th st. NV, store room 15OO
236 1919 st sw rooms ............... 1910
1924 Sd st. s.w.. store and dwelling. 100.
1907 18th ST. Sc, rooms. .............. 100
1919 n J. ave- Sc. s rooms .......... HOO
Rear 1913 21st st. NV, rooms. ......... $40
ial9-tf,34
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FOR RENT-AIL IN SPLENDID CONDITION:
1871 9Th st. NV. I rooms and bath. $50. 90
l41I Park road, 10 rooms and baths;
steam heat: large yard: near lines. Sf7. so
PIG D St. 10 and bath; handsome
home worth SO; will take. ........-... So. 90
i,Iu3t- eSu WALTER A. BROWN, 624 18th st.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
BARGAINS.

No. 1908 Euclid ST.: exceptionally fine resi-
dence, 3-story and cellar, 10 large rooms. large
tiled bath. generous closets. hot-water heat; all
modern conveniences, including hitter, &C.: lot
No. 1903 Harvard st.: light brick, Q rooms and
bath in perfect order; lot 19x60 Price, ST 900
W. Fl. WALKER,
120 18th NV. latest
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PSON & CO.. 1885 + NV.
so ] ne. Or. b. =. 20. 50
915 Hamilton. Or, b.iS.50
1913 Union sw Or. b.16.5O
SD 18th ne. 5r. .15.50
1928 Sd sw. Or. b. 1850
1915 l ne, Or. LIB. so
l32 Ben I'd d C.6r.wl2.5O
TORE. 1909 10Th nw.12 10
Berwyn. Md, 7r. W. ..l2.N
Desk room. 1885 F NV.
Is 10th Sc. ir. W 1000
ja19d,eS
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FOR RENT-D. d. THOM
l145 18th NV - 4" -
40 9th NV, 16r. BIS 81. 90
46a tla az a.,
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SCHOOL OF MUSICAL EXPRESSION AND
PHYSICAL CULTURE, STUDIO 1401 Fl ST NV.
Special attention TO the a isicai education OF chden
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Four two-story bay window brick houses
In Ne; well rented; $4,000 for all.
THIS IS GOOD AND SAFE INVEST
MENT.
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FOR RENT-1T3s RIGGS PLACE; JUST OFF
n H. ave-: has HOT-WATER HEAT, 10 rooms
and bath: a select location; nice home rent
REDUCED To $1,000.
MOORE K HILL tlnc.), III l4th ST. NV.
ial LII sa At
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A RESIDENCE PROPERTY ON CON.
NECTlCUT AVENUE NEAR DUPONT
CIRCLE; LOT q FEET FRONT.
PRICE, SIS 500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-30
O'HARA WINS
SKATING MEDAL
Final Race of Series for Cham
piOnShip at LyCeum Roller
Rink is Run.

Martin O'Hara was awarded the
gold medal offered by the Lyceum
rink management last night after he
had defeated Peter Rosenvinge in
what was to have been a three-mile
on rollers.
AT the beginning of the race both
skaters made a good start but, near
the end of the first mile Rosenvinge
began to lose. O'Hara steadily
gained on his man until the twenty
fifth lap, when Rosenyinge stumbled
and fell, He then retired from the
race. O'Hara finished the last mile
alone, going only two miles instead
of three, as scheduled.
This concluded a series of races
which had been in progress for some
time and which served to bring out
the best of the skating talent herea-
bouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-30
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