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If You Want to
Invest, i'm Sofe
Mining Securities

buy any OF the following stocks for good
profit:
TONOPAH STANDARD. D.............st 30 cents
Right in line for the big veins: down over GOO
feet and IN exnctly same formation the big
group to the enst.
TONOPAH EMPIRE. E.......-...,....-a at 20 cents
A new company; well located south of Stand
ard
Recent discoveries with the drin of high grade
in Tonopah Extension and Mckane Mining
at GREAT DEPTH practically assure the fu-
ture of these two properties. II you failed TO
buy Tonopah Extension when IL could be had
for 30 cents redeem your error by buying Stand
ard now.
GREENwATER BLACK OXIDE COPPER Oist-
edB B..--.r-- -ht market
Adjolns Ciark's Furnace Creek; In higbgrade
ore; great buy around $500 cents.
NEVADA GRFE<WATER COPPER. at 80 cents
Ad5olns Arcturns IN Willow Greek section Of
Greeawater. One of the future great mines OF
the district
ASHLEY CONSOLIDATED. at 15 cents
In Buckskin district; lies between Kennedy
Cons and Buckskin Cons average copper as
says .ser p per cent. also gold aud si.i,.r
vaiues; a limited number of shares at Is cents.
For further particulars call on address
NJ. n. cRITcBER, 70 SUFFER- ST., SAN
FRANCISCO.
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BIG ASSAYS MADE
Florence Property at Gold
field Is Promising

The Goldfeld Tribune publishes the
following story concerning discoveries
81 Florence ground at Goldheld.
four-foot vein. assays from q part of which
Yesterday returned up 10 S3492 10 the ton, has
been uncovered by the Florence Leasing and
Mining lnmpanv operating Op Florence ground.
Tie lease Is but Ettle west Of January
Jones shaft on the C0rnishman, winch also
yesterday made 8 strike OF very nigh grade
III adions tho famous Reilly lease and the
Neruda Mining Companys ground on the east.
A little way 10 the south Is the Robinson
Nickers lease on the Little Florence, which has
opened uD $4,000 ore
Taken collectively. the Robinson, Reilly and
Florence leases have established Florence
ground as one Of the richest in the State-and
there are other shafts yet 20 be heard from.
u Is admirably situated and the extension Of
.rre ledge system has been proven c0ncluSyely.
Al the 2s5-fo0t level the Florence Leasing and
Mining Company opened up nifty -four feet OF
Ahoof ana stopped between twenty five and thirty
A. during which some 800 tons Of ore were
Y Ben out Some Of the stringers in this locality
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Mining Stocks Suffer From
Shutdown at Goldfield
Agreement of Creditors With the Sullivan
Company as to Settlement Is Signed

With All the mines in the Goldfeld
district shut down and with stocks Of
other Nevada mines suffering in sym
pathy, a forward movement IN prices
was not TO be expected yesterday. The
market was dull and listless on the
whole. but stronger than on Satur-
day. The principal feature OF the trad
ing was the sale Of a large number Of
shares OF GOldheld Consolidated Mines.
The total was 1873. The price dropped
IN the board sessions from S7.75 to
$50. There were sales at S7.62 y and
200 shares We're sold at S7.75, buyer so.
Combination Fraction improved 10
points as the day wore on, selling AT
AS 80. as against $3.50 at the opening.
Daisy on the other hand. lost 10 points,
FALLING from s2.05 to Sl95.
The market conditions were irregu-
lar. Jim Butler fell from 81 cents to
50 cents. Great Bend gained points,
first selling at IS cents and then at IS
cents. The sales Of Great Bend
amounted TO 20.5o0 shares. Diamond
feld Triangle sold 10 the number of
|23. 600 shares. with a loss OF ] point
selling at 43 cents TO - cents. Blue
Bull gained a little strength in the
afternoon. The sales were $4,000
shares at IS cents 10 30 cents Co
lumbia Mountain sold at 76 cents TO Is
cents. the tendency being slightly up
ward Red Top Extension was put on
the market 10 the extent Of $4,000
shares. The price was quite steady at
~ cents to 43 cents.
Silver Pick added 3 cents a share,
selling toward the close at sLl5. Mid
way ranged upward from Sl.7b to
sI82k and then fell Of 10 $50. st.
Ives did not get. above $l45. More
than -, 600 shares were sold, the price
varying from sl.35 to SL45. Tonopah
{ 70
$3.50.
Alexander Russell, representing the
new management OF the /. n. Sullivan
Trust Company properties, met Frank l.
Krieder yesterday and secured his sig
nature To the agreement Of the creGi-
Astors as 10 the form OF settlement that
was recently approved. When the
Ameeting was held here some weeks ago
.AKrieder was i'll. with his signature,
lRusseu says. the last obstacle to pro-
a eoding Immediately TO carry out the
ems Of settlement is removed.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
In this city March is;
Julius Turon y and Marie Pedeuboy ie
both Of lTl4 BrOderick 81.
James Rafferty,. 90, and Amanda Ohlund 80.
both of Medicine Bow, Wyo.
Charles +. Feldt % and Loretta c. Nc
kenna. ~, both Of M0apa, New.
George Mildahn. %. 959 Fillmore ST., and
Mary Flanagan, -. As Lloyd 81.
Louise A. Bs2zefa uas 30 ass HnieS nI5Hel St st. ana
Antonio Deltorcbio. "A. and Della Biaggf IS.
both Of Port Bragg.
MYRTLE NJ. Blum, 21 Los Angeles. and Lily
Nertheimer, IS, 1854 Fell 81.
Earl ". Hes. % SIS Clayton ST. and Ethel
F. Howard. 20 s54 Clayton 81.
Joseph Ie5enken. p, and Teresa Swendell.
Matthew Hoey 20, and Annie McGough. %.
both ~ San Francisco.
William r. Ellis Jr.. %. Mountain View. and
Edna NJ. Craig. -, 147l Oak 81.
Thomas Ford -. 2i0 Ninth ST., and Mar
Charles A. Carpenter. - and Katherine p
Crounse, "a, borl of Larkspur.
Leo y. Hickman. -. so Grove ST.. and
GLADYS II. Nuser0ve. s. Spokane
Robert BiIl, - 9z5 Bryant St. and Amy S.
Wellman, .. 1922 Folsom 81.
OAKLAND. March Is.-The following mar
riage licenses were issued today:
frank Baetana. 20. and Mamie pmental. 10.
Jens p. Jacobsen a. and Mary Helm. II.
both ~ Berkeley
Charles r. Wallace. o. and Margarite Scott,
=. both of Oakland
Frank B. Hopkins. ~. and Katherine Rose,
81 both ~ Oakland
Edgar y. Bnrkhead. 30. and Rita @. Rowe
D both of san Jose
Frederick Nocel. % and Elizabeth J. Smith,
% both Of San Francisco.
Walter T. Dickey 20 and Ethel l.. Hun
saker. is both Of San Francisco.
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wife Of George II. Luce tnee BurchelD. a
daughter
ROSEN-In this city, March I6. 1907. to the
wife Of Bernhardt Rosen formerly Rose Hon-
NAM a son.
TAYLOR-In this city. March is. 1907, TO the
wife of w. NJ. Taylor a son.
WATERMAN-In this city, March 2, 1907, to
the wife Of NJ. +. Waterman, a son.
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CONTROL MINE
San Francisco Men Buy
Kennedy Consolidated

A deal at Bucksl1in involving $780,
600 is reported by the Goldfield Chron
icle. According to the story OF the
Chronicle Pit and Campbell have sold a
twO-thirds interest in the Kennedy
Consolidated mine TO Hastings and
Lange OF San Francisco for the sum
mentioned. W. d. Kennedy retains one
thind interest in the property. The
new owners Of the mine will begin de-
velOpment work soon. At a depth of
eighty feet ore that carries gold and
copper has been discovered in the
Champagne and Mccormick lease in
Kennedy Consolidated ground.
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ST. IVES DEAL
Smith and Erickson Control
100000 Shares of Stock

According TO the Goldheld Chronicle
as the result Of the deal in the tstock
Of ST. Ives Claude Smith and John
Erickson, by taking up an option on
geo shares Of the company belong
ing TO Thomas Lockhardt will have
more than 100000 shares in total Smith
and Erickson promise that the mine
shall be opened on a large scale and
at depth. The recent strike OF sui
phides in St Ives was on the 500 foot
level The mine is directly south Of
and adjoins the Polevarde claim OF the
Jumbo Extension, and has a common
east line with the Velvet.
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a four-stOry reinforced concrete class c building
on line Of Bush street 67:0ia " OF Grant
avenue. W 4O:5i5 by S 63: $4,000.
Charles FranzOe with Richard Fahy. Armitage
& Powell and Thomas ]. Egan-An work
except plumbing, painting and electric work
for three STORY frame building eighteen hafs)
on NE corner OF Washington and Jones streets,
Z 12s.9 by 50: S36. $50.
Leon GuGgenhime with California Artistic
Metal and Wire COmpany-Strucuural iron. steel
and ornamental iron work for a hve-stOry and
basement building on q \ line Of Post street,
6SlOh " Of Grant avenue. W 80. \ 1885, "
1:0. 80, z 81 g, 1926 STA
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CAPTAIN CONNER ExONERATED

United States Local Inspectors Bolles
and Bulger handed down a decision
yesterday generating Captain Arthur B.
Conner, master of the steamship Santa
Rita, from charges Of incOmpetency
and misconduct filed against him by j.
j. Theobald.
In the matter of the stranding of the
steamer National City on Redondo
Beach the inspectors decided that Cap
tain x. Fredericksen was negligent and
unskillful, and they suspended his
license as master for six months
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GOLD BAR STRIKE
Ledge Astounding in Black
Sulphides Uncovered
rhe eoIdaeId chrOnicle says:

The Goldheld Chronicle says:
In the main workings OF the Gold Bar at
Goldfed q ledge is said to have been uncovered
that abOunds In black sulphides clear across the
breast This is exposed for twelve feet and
ASSAYS $4,000 in gold TO the ton ore has been
found in these workings for some time. The
quartz is Of the close grained, amorphous type.
The values. milling the surface, grow at
depth TO shipping
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MANY coLoNIsTs COMING

According TO the figures furnished
by the Southern Pacific a total of I1.I76
persons have taken advantage of the
cOlonlst rate to California. The rate
went into effect on March /, and the
figures are for the following sixteen
days. Most Of these people came to
the city and entered the State by four
gateways, as follows: Ogden, 1902;
Portland. 507; El Paso. 3sO6; Los An
geles. 161.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent By mall
viii not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either Of the publication Offices and be indorsed
With the name and residence Of persons author
ized 70 have tho published Notices
ffrlcfeQ simply to the announcement Of the event
are published once in this column free Of charge
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went high as $500 The shaft sent
down TO 400 feet and then q station was cut at
the 3a5-foot level. from which the company is
drifting north. The station pump VIII be
lowered TO the 3s5-foot level in order 10 handle
the minimum OF water encountered and sinking
VIII be resumed for at least 100 feet further
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CORNISHMAN is RICH
Values of $1,000 to the Ton
Discovered on Lease
The Goldfeld Trlbune says:

TIC 0vIUIItIU lIIUuIIt HdEos
January Jones has received assays on the
Cornishman property. running $95O.40 to Sl040.S0
20 the ton with trace Of copper. These values
were secured upraise at the I15-foot level
The shaft is down 300 feet. With 100 feet
more work the lessees get under the shoot
which is now exposed at I75 feet. Three shifts
q men are emploVed and the lease has until the
end Of the year to run. The Cornishman is To-
Gated the Jumbo. January Jones' lease
adjons the Combination Fraction.
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srAeE coNNEcTIoNs.

>
Stages connect at s CRSENBRAE for San Omen
TN At SANTA ROSA for White sulphur SPRINGS
aud Mark Ness Srrin~s: zf FULTON for Bnrke's
Sanazoriuir: st Il STF0N for I-ytton Springs: at
6EYSER lille. fo- asSagSs S9.inSs. at CI.OvER-
DALE for the 6eyser<. RocaTflle, Pn!lo F1k
and Greenwood: ct HoPLAsn for Duncaa
Springs HiRhi9De Springs Eflseyville New
Carlsbad SprineS. Soda Ray. Lakeporf BArtlest
Springs; at ITKIAH For Siehy sprinTs Sarxtoea
Strings Blue L&scs. Larrel Bel LxSe. Wifter
Springs rDrer Lake. porno. Totfrr Ya.ley John
nav's. Iderieys. Hullyille 0rrs Hot SPRINGS
fIandley. Esffway House Hopkins ccnptche
Mendocinc City. Fort Bragg. wes*Tort and T,sal :,
at WILI.ITS for Hearst AID Sawye-s: at sFTEF
WOOD FOR Fort Bragg. LaytonFille Westrorf
Covelo. Cummings. Bells Springs. Harris Huh
bard. Fruitiand. Dycrv,ile, Gsrberville Pepper
wood. Camp 3, Scotia and Eureka.
GENERAL. oFFICE.
JAMES FLOOD BUILDING. SAN FRANCISCO
JAS AGLER, General Manager.
3. K. RYAN, Gen. Passenger and Freight AIT.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
kortIlweStera Pacific Railroad Co

VIA sAUsAIITO FERRY
For Sausalft0. MIls valley. San RafneI:
WEEK DAYS AND sTN1ATS-7. y 80. S.c5.
s915. 900. II a. m. i2s2e Il 40. -3.f5 4.S5.
5.15. $50 ESQ. T:l5. 300. 1o.15, II IS D. m
-f,uns TO San Quentin
T:55 a. N. daily. for Cazsdero and way sta
ticns.
1915 p. m. Saturdays only. for oazadero snd
way stations.
5:i5 p daily, except Saturdays end Sun
days for Point Reyes aud way stations
From s. F. for Tihuron Belveasre snd snn
Rafael-Week Dars-7:49. 9.15. se1l 20 a. m
l2:35. 3:30. $50. $50 2. n. Sundays-7 40
9:15. "sl1 ;e0 a. ~; l2.25. gao. $40 $50
p. m: sci rs p. N. ThurScays only
Fror- San Rafael for s. F.--Wsek Days-S:f5
T.: 7:55. s-25. li:15 a, N; Il 80 s:4a 500
$50 p. n. Ssnfays-G.ls. s,4o 7:55 s.25
a. M. $40. SEQ. see $40 .. m.
From Tiburoa for s. F.--Neek Dars-S.45 SIT
9:55. II PC a. M i,fo s-e5. 5:85 D. m sun
days-6:A5. s.l-. 9-55, II .25 a n; 1:1o 4.n5
5.45. 6:55 D. m.
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MARRIAGES

wALTER-TUNsTEAD- this city. at the
First Unitarian Church. by the Rev. Mr..
Levitte, John p. Walter and Lydia II. Tun-
stead both of PortoIa. Cal.
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BANKRUPT KEcHANIc-John Roach. iron
molder OF Sacramento filed = petition In In
solvency yesterday. He owes S471 and has no
assets
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CCANDlNAVIAN-AMERiCAN LIRE

-- Direct to -------- -
Norway, Sweden and Denmark
Sailing from New York at nOOn
C. T. Tietgen. May &iUnited States June o
Oscar II ........ May &C. F. Tietgen. June n
HeliS Oiay. May % Oscar IL ---.-. June 20
Saloon. $50 and upward; second cabin. S5a.
After May 10: Saloon, $40 and up; I'd cabin. $55
A. Il. johnson & Co, 1 Broadway, n. Y.
to Local Agents
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FOR SAIL
close to Lincoln Park; six rooms and tiled
bathroom; furnace heat
s.. 1904 bright house, six rooms and bath eel
lar: furnace this is q corner property;
side porch and side yard
&.5Oo-"A' st. Sc; bay-wtndow brick dwelling;
six large rooms and modern bathroom;
sooL Al hs sis plant st. large residence.
with ten rooms and bathroom; lot over
20 feet front: rent. $3.50.
SOUTHWEST PROPERTY
g. COG" st. residence between ~ and 9Th
SITS. s:w.; neat frame; six rooms: good
sized lot.
$3,oo0-Neariy new brick dwelling on IN" st.
s.w. between 9Th and 7th sts; six rooms
and RECEPTION rec hall: modern bathroom;
$500 "I' st. between Sd and ~ sts sw.:
rooms and bath.
$4.ooo-sth st. residence near "D'. st. s.w.; 9
rooms and bathroom; rent $2s.40.
IN ST. ALoYsIus PARISH.
$3.50 each-Nos: "a to 81 90 st. NV; new
tiled bathrooms; birch doors and select
white pine trimming; renting for s22.5
each.
SITS. NV: six rooms and tiled bathroom;
chestnut trimming; wide parking front
and eide Of house: open; see Waterman.
H1GH-cLAss RESIDENCES
$6.5oo-Harvard ST.; o rooms and bath; hot
s775o-In Columbia Heights; 10 rooms; two
baths.
s7.ooo-central northwest: 10 rooms and bath;
steam heat.
S12. 000-Lamont St; II rooms; two baths hot
water heat.
$12.50o-Harvard ST.; - rooms; two baths; wide
lot: side Lights; side yard; large brick
JAMES F. SHEA. e4s La ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

PROPERTIES NEAR THE UNION STA:
D 5SH hT q e h RDT FT IL Coos aS9 Or
PRICE. sl2,5oo.
STREET NORTHWEST. BETWEEN
1 1aIH MD p 18TH sTREETs aE ss TpkT
OWNER DESIRES AN OFFER.
ON E STREET NORTHWEST. COR
streets 10 H fsfeE. T ss'sod BATHS.
STREET SoRTHwEsf between 4ti
aud 9Th RENTED FOR s2o5O.
An attractive house on 8 STREET: in
SEVEN Ssy r ROOMS. PRICE. $500, ON
SOUTHEAST; RENTED FOR $4,000 per
PRICE. $3.50.
THREE SMALL HOUSES ON MAD
!sON ALLEY NORTHWEST. RENT AT
SN oFF PET month OWNER WISHES
SMALL PROPERTY ON VIRGINIA
AVENUE NORTHWEST, WEST OF
2srH' RENT ER s1Sis0 , FER MONTH
TWO GOOD INVESTMENTS. Lo-
S SiH R0o on WAA S Ton, STREET.
PRICE. $500.
VERMONT AVENUE BETWEEN AND
PRICE. $4,000. OFFER WANTED.
STREET BETWEEN 1ST AND HALF
STREETS SOUTHEAST. RENTED AT
$500 per penth each ss1. = ,,v
cal Also FIVE FRAMES ON HALF
PRICE, $500 EACH
THE MOST ARTISTIC AND COM
UHBs. LOCATED on TAYLOR, 5TH
WORTH. CONTAINING s ROOMS AND
BATH: KITCHEN FIRST FLOOR;
LARGE FRONT PORCHEs: PRICES
MONEY REQuIRED DOWN. EASY
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
N 5ls ST. S.w. h->sh' 'o'''
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FOR RENT-2lo ~ sw, large 2story sto. rm 81. 90
SIG IA sw, Or. ami S2l 80 922ia ID Or AMI. Is SO
's.4 II sw,5r water. ID % AS ay .umi30 so
1901 y st se3r bl350 1i6 sc. Or water IL %
Rr SIG ~ sw,br sta 500 b. Leonard. OBJ ~ sw
te22 3t-eSu
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OR SALE-S2, 100 EACH-TWO T-ROOM AND
bath brick dwellings In Anacostia; good home or
investment. Apply 62S st. NV. je223t'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
fines. 1t. 50c. st, SLIGO. wk 1888. no.. 81 o.
FOR SALE-yERY CHEAP HOUSES


s49 199r $50 PER MONTH; BARGAIN
AT THE PRICE. 3-story Groom brick building;.
lot 1Sx100 #; located west of 14th and south Of
r. to be sold a. = 900 price really $500
construction OF the house.
s4,oOo-cHEAP CORNER NEAR EAST CAP
1TOL ST. IS rooms; splendid condition
$ss5o-HoME OR INVESTMENT. s-room
brick dwelling lettered street between 18th
and 18th: lot 21xI5. alley.
ss.s5o-CHEAp HOME, MT. PLEASANT. LOT
Worth PRICE; Coy 2story dwelling; cellar;
ss,e5o-cAPIToL HILL BARGAIN. Near libra
~: good. solid 2-story house; reception han;
cellar; furnace.
81. sso-NEAR LINCOLN PARK. On account Of
trust coming due, owner must sell at once; a
handsome s-room dwelling.
CEILENT INvbsTMENT: Three well. construct
anti only the highest class materials used; good,
solid buildings. An excellent investment.
IS. ooo-wEIL BUILT FOR OWNERS HOME.
West Of 9th St: erected by day work; stories:
alley.
s5,ooo-DowN-rowN BARGAIN BRICK STA
BILE; Near 7th and Eye; stories, cellar; lot
$4,75o-MT PLEASANT BARGAIN. Hot-water
heat; west side Of 14th; tiled bath; lot 20xSO
$4;eSo.CoRNER DWELLING: BRICK STA.
BILE. Near 14th- ST.; bright. sunny exposure;
large front lawn. A good place to live.
-s4.1ooLs-RooM DWELLING. A DECIDED
located s-room dwelling viii sell at a sacriace;
On q wide street. west of 18th; stories. cellar;
rooms deep on floor; lot 1880.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-A NICE GROOM HOUSE. WITH
rO1on hal hOma I'm fine
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FOR SAl4E-
HOMES.
New modern dwelling; best section NV; 10
rooms and bath; cellar: hot-watef heat; front
and stairs. Reduced for quick sale. Sat
isfactory terms. $1,000.
Near 14th ST. cars, exceptionally cheap home;
II rooms, bath: lot 19x1OO. Only $500.
Neur 18th and SITS. NV. nice 10 room. bay
window dwelling hot water heat. $3.50 cash,
balance 81. 600. at 40. Isn't this a bargain?
I'd and sts. NV, SroOm. bath dwelling;
cellar; furnace; kitchen first floor. Price. 81 800
9th and g ne. new Groom. bath home: cellar.
Can he bought reasonably. VIII sell any Of the
above houses TO colored people.
INVESTMENTS
Two-stOry apartment, NV; rent, $500. Price
for quick sale, Sc, 400.
Near I'D and NV, rooms and bath Rent.
$3.50. Price, So 400.
Near eth and s.e.. three nice 7-room and
bath brick houses. renting for 5000 Good con-
dition. 81 500 each.
Near union station. Groom. bath brick house on
corner. 5000.
On 21th st. NV. 4-room brick. Rent. 5000.
Price. 81, 800.
On car line s.w., two 5-room bricks. water and
sewer Rent, $12.50 each. Price. 81 600 each.
Sc, eight Groom bricks, renting for $500.
Want offer.
Two 4-room bricks in alley. rent 800 each.
Price, $500 each
JOSEPH R. ATKINSON.
Formerly President Atkinson & Ballard Co.,
Inc. 401 Bond building.
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FOB SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-S4, SOD.
NEW HOUSES NOS. 7o2 TO 10 ST. NE
Now open; six large rooms; reception hall: pan
try; tiled bath; steam heat; cellar under entire
house.
JOSEPH 1. WELLER,
Realty Broker, Coz st. NV.
je223t
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FOR SALES. 500
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND L STS. six
rooms and bath; bay window brick: good sized
lot to alley.
JOSEPH /. WELLER.
Realty Broker. 602 L st. NV.
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FOR KENT
AS ST. NV. II r. and b., house E. S37 so
ltlS . ST NV. r. and b.. furnace. 81. 90
C6 I'D St NV. o r. and b.. furnace. 80. so
Us J. 81. NV. r and b., furnace. ...-... D. 80
l621 Sd st. NV, T. and b..-........... - so
lS'Ei 9th ST NV, r. and w........-..... IL. so
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN 6oi 9th st. NV
ie.e,2 -atpXSu
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FOR RENT-FLOYD f.
100 G sw.2r. fr. I'd 1.$5. so
18th & Nd av sw.
lumber yard. :. 1925. 90
Sd below N sw. sta so. 90
1861 Ga av sw Or. II. 80
1913 Md ay sw Or. b. 20. 80
400 18th sw. RS. I'd q. l6. 90
4s7 C sw, 3r......17.50
COZ 18th sw, -. 2,I q 6. 90
92G It'll sw. 6r. lis. 30
GA l. sw. Or. b. ..S. so
4Ii X sw, 6r......11.3 30
723 18th sw.h z. Or. b.17.75
1896 l4th NV. sto. $500
1875 ID sw. Or. ..15.30
1917 Md av sw Sd flo. 80
y & o $ Cap&h,s:a59.0 90
9iI nd av or. ..12. 90
1872 T. Sc 5r. ami. lis. 80
1872 Is sw, q 2. al. 90
1872 Union sw. Or. 10. 80
$40 X sw. 2r, y, I'd d. 100
Coz 18th sw, siore 10. 90
500 + sw.2r, ID d. 1890
1919 ~ sw, usmt. 10. 90
Ilth&Gale ne. sto, dg2J. 10
Eincetta. " q. Sd 4.
'front.' 10"
9TH K ID nw,2 hs- 5000
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DAVIS. 7TH 4 z S.W.
Anacostia. 20A. 4r
house ...........15. 90
COZ L Sc. Or. r. 30. 90
1915 K Sc. Or. ZIP. so
1905 r NV. ". b. 40. 90
10th & D sw, sto. 1000
l4l8 n C av ne .5r,b. 90
POS Parker Ne d. ..l2.O
163 n Sc, Or. 800
632 L sw, Or. b. 20. so
llJ6 9Th ne, if. b. rs. so
122 II sw,2 bk inns. 6. 90
vincetta.w ais, f1.r2O. so
1883 Sd sw. 7r, sta . %. 90
TT 9Th sw,fl / 4r,b.14.75
1872 Riggs NV .Sr, b.35. so
l2OSla G sw, Or. b. .22.5
1896 LIST sw, ir. .2.75
943 F .sw. 1r. $50
1903 G sw. Sr, b. 20. so
1906 30th NV. 6r. b. .25. 35
l445 Z Cap. d 1...17.OO
415 n Jaw sc. 1Gr. b. 30. so
1445 e Cap.2d q. 5r. IS. so
1923 Union sw. 6r.l2. 40
Vincetta,w 1.3d 1.r.22. so
1850 18th NV. 81. b. 30. so
SO n Sc. store. Is. 90
1920 A Sc. 3r. W. 900
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-24

FOR SALE-g CARLOADS WINDOW AND DOOR
screens; doors. soc up; screens. lie up; all
sizes carried In stock: knock down frames. PC;
wire, &c square foot; screens made to order,
s5c KLEEBLATTS. 18th and n.emyli-9Ot
own your own camping ground; lots 5ox250 near
Marshall Hall, $3.50 escl; easy payments.
D. @. REALTY BROK ERS
my1i-e0t CIT I4th St.. Lawrence bldg.
FOR SAILS YEARS OLD! PURE, STRAIGHT
Bourbon whiskey 81 full qt.; absolutely pure;
anteed under pure food law. Don miss this chance
THE JOHN WEDDERBURN CO, GIG u st. H.
apS-90t,4
FOR SALE-A GOOD PIANO FREE-A SPLES-
did chance for parents TO give the children 9
musical educatlo without expense. Apply at
once. r. G. SMITH PIANO CO.. 122o Pa. ave.
ap2atf,A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-24

FOR SALE-$4. $50.
NORTHWEST SECTION; TWO STORY AND
CELLAR; eight rooms and Jodern bath: fur
mace heat: excellent condition: large lot; beau
tiful mantels.
JOSEPH I. WELLER.
Realty Broker. Coz st. NV