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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-05-29
NEW York, May 20, 1908

While no transactions of large impor-
tance can be pointed to, there is better
feeling among the trade than has existed
for some time past. They believe that
bottom has been reached in tobacco
prices, and they look for renewal of
activity along all lines. During the pre-
ceding months of this year stocks have
been decreased considerably and good
sized business has been done. In Ohio
the familiar story of Wisconsin and
Pennsylvania has repeated itself when
the buying movement really started a
higher scale of prices prevailed. Zim-
mer is selling at from to 81 cents, and
Gebhardt at from 615 to Z Four trans
actions in 1907 Pennsylvania have been
reported by local houses.-Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-05-29
Lancaster.
LANCASTER, Pa, May 19, 1908.

A slightly more cheerful tone pervades
the local leaf tobacco market, which is
due to the unquestioned improvement in
the cigar industry. While this improve
ment is not what could be desired, it is
sufficiently marked to affect the leaf
trade little. Some sales of 1906 goods
were made the past week, and the pack
ers believe now that they will be able to
sell their 1906 packings without further
sacrifices, as they think the prices will
stiffen from now on. Probably 10000
cases are in the hands of local packers
some parties place the estimate few
thousand cases higher, and at the pres
ent rate of selling these will not all be
gone before some of the new crop is
ready to be placed on the market.
Some planting of the new crop has
been done, and with continuance of
favorable weather the present week will
see a good deal of setting out of plants.
There would be good deal more if the
seed beds generally were further ad-
vanced As it is, planting will be, sew
eral weeks earlier than it was last year.
The new crop is going through the
sweat very satisfactorily, and the pack
ers now claim that the tobacco will be
excellent filler goods, just the kind the
trade will want when business resumes
its normal condition. 1t is believed that
in spite of the gloomy predictions made
earlier in the season there will not be
above the average percentage of black
rot in the 1907 crop.
John d. Skiles made the largest single
sale reported for the week, 100 cases OF
1906 tobacco at 81 cents actual weight
New Era.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-05-29
BaIdwinsyiEle, n. Y.

While nearly all of last years crop has
been sold, there yet remains in the
hands of the growers number of good
crops which have been assorted and
cased. The outlook for the new crop is
unusually promising. The seed beds
are looking fine, all showing good stand
of plants. Although it has been esti-
mated by we'll informed tobacco men
that there would be a slightly de-
creased acreage this year, the fact that
there will be an abundance of good
thrifty plants will have decided ten
dency to increase the acreage, which
now promises to be up to the average of
late yeaTs.-Gazette.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-05-29
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKET.
EDaERToN, WIS, May 30, 1908

EDGERToN. WIS.,, May 29, 1908.
There is a gradual withdrawal from
the buying movement and only few
concerns are now actually engaged in
lifting the remaining fraction of the
crop, which is about as closely picked
up as is usually the case when it is said
crop has been absorbed. What there
is left is largely of assorted lots for
which considerably better figures are
paid than the average of the season.
The American Cigar Co. have taken over
quite large quantities the past few
weeks. Sales reaching US since last re-
port are:
G.. Gunderson, 20a at 9&21sc asst.
Ole Kaupanger, 16a at 81a&21sc asst.
Ole O. Lein & Sons, 8a at 934&2e asst.
Carl Lunde, 5a at 9&21sc asst.
Ole Stevens, 8a at 81s&2c asst.
Jens Jenson, LA at 81Sc asst.
Mullowney Bros, Ga at Sc asst.
Thos. Houfe, 8a at 7&2c asst.
N. G.. Nelson, "A at 61sc bl.
Ed More, la at sc bl.
Jas. Stebbins, 5a at sc bl.
I'll. Zacharias, 3a at &c bl.
e. Wallack sold a 300cs lot of '07 to a
local packer.
Old leaf is moving sparingly in the
local markets, though at figures that
can hardly be said to be satisfactory.
Warehouse handling is being pushed
along as expeditiously as possible under
the embarrassment of short help condi-
tions. Culton & We'll have opened up
sorting rooms at Deerfeld, Janesville
and Fort Atkinson recently to assist in
caring for their large holdings.
Weather conditions have been suit
able for the rapid advancement of the
plant beds during the week, which now
bid fair to be in readiness at the usual
date of transplanting.
The shipments out of storage reach
1126 cases, besides 19 car loads of bundle
goods, from this market to all points
for the week; 68 car loads have been re-
ceived from outlying points.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-05-29
NOTE BOOK SKETCHES


Following the lead of the tobacco
growers organizations of Kentucky,
President Holmes of the tobacco depart
ment of the Society of Equity urges
Wisconsin growers to cut down their
acreage this season. He is certain there
is an overproduction of tobacco and
farmers should omit the crop entirely or
cut the acreage until the surplus is used
UP and prices come back. Let us await
and(see how we'll the growers obey his
command. With no night riders to en-
force the order in this state, the temp
tation is ever present to be there with
the goods when good crop can be pro-
duced to offer the trade.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-05-29
M1Am1sBURe. o.. May 90, 1903.

The local tobacco market latisss#s
fairly active, and quite num ~. VI 81
liveries were made this week. ne pros
pect for gradual absorp'inl of the 1907
crop appears to be grow. < brighter. AS
one buyer after anothe gets into the
field cents is the basic rrice, with ad-
vances for extra good an we'll handled
crops.-News.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-05-29

lQ0 case OF the government dSdluSG
the American Tobacco Co. and it's SUBJ
sidiary concerns, charging violation of
the Sherman antitrust law, was argued
before the United States circuit court in
New York last week by big array of
counsel that consumed several days of
time. Mr.. McReynolds for the govern
ment asserted that the whole business
of the defendant concerns was practical
ly in the control of six men--Messrs.
Duke, Ryan, Brady, Widener, Elkins
and Payne-and that not only was the
tobacco business of the world, except
where it is government monopoly, di-
vided and controlled by the defendants
but that these interests through the
power of their monopoly interfered with
and controlled other businesses. Con-
gress having supreme power to regulate,
has declared Interstate and foreign COM
merce shall be free; and so far as it's
jurisdiction extends has prohibited all
contracts and combinations entered into
for the purpose of restraining them or to
create monopoly therein and thereby de-
prive the public of free competition.
For one corporation as part of scheme
or plan to acquire control of competitors
through stock ownership, lease or other
wise, and so suppress or acquire power
to suppress competition, may be as OBJ
noxious as the old trust, and indeed
often is simply modification of that
form. The direct and necessary result
of such arrangements is union Of inter
ests and obstruction to commerce
whether directly within the established
meaning of that term must depend on
the special facts He showed that the
American Tobacco Co. manufactured 73
per cent of the cigarettes produced in
this country, 20 per cent of the smoking
and 81 per cent of the plug and fine cut
tobaccos; also SO per cent of the little
cigars but only IA per cent OF the large
cigars made. The statistics also showed
that the trust purchased but 81 million
of the 100 million pounds of cigar leaf
produced. Mr. McReynolds concluded
by rehearsing the possible remedies by
which, he said, there were two, viz:
either to enjoin the defendants from en-
gaging In interstate commerce or to
put them in the hands OF a receiver who
should dissolve the corporations into
their omLonent parts. After counsel
for the defendants we're heard the case
was taken under advisement, and what
ever the decision rendered an appeal
viii doubtless be taken TO the United
States supreme court.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-05-29

Don't wait until you're des
your photograph taken at
while you are alive and we'll.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-05-29

Agents of the American Tobacco Co.
are reported in tobacco trade circles to
have been heavy buyers of the new leaf
crop. According to a story in circula-
aoas the tobacco trust has purchased
$4,000 cases Wisconsin and 10000 cases
Pennsylvania. Moreover, the big cor
poration is expected to buy in all 10000
cases of Ohio Some authorities in the
the trade report that the American To
bacco Co. have not been so prominent a
buyer of Northern tobacco for a long
series of years. 1t is inferred that the
situation in the Burley tobacco section,
especially Kentucky, where the planters
are holding for high prices, is primarily
the cause of the accumulation, the
American desiring to protect themselves.
The new crop of Northern tobacco, it
might be noted, has sold on an average
OF so per cent lower than in 1907. The
tobacco has been bought by the trust at
five and six cents per pound.
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$500. ~ Sd NV. AR, 15b
$500. sos 18th NV, Par
800. 1905 n II av,14r, 3b
SIPS. ..425 18th NV
el2. ..l754 @, i2r
si26. 1925 Path NV. i2r. 3b
$125. 1880 18th nv. Is, 3b
$40. .......l752 Q. l2r
elO. 1884 Wyoming.
Ss5.. 1910 2lst NV. Tor. %
SIS. ..-l439 r l Az, l2S
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$75..l307 Clifton. 15r %
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us. .l9l8 n NV. l2r, %
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SIS. 1901 18th NV, I2r
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SEQ. .1500 Col I'd. llr, b
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SEQ. ia 1lth NV, l5r, b
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e56. 1899 Corcoran. lOr, b
$50. 1917 Fl NV. Tor. o
$3.50. PIG l NV, 12r
$50 .918 I'D nv, LII, %
$50. IS. $50 NJ nw.iOr,b
$50. ...l631 Newton, Or
$50. I'M Ore av, Tor
$50. 290i 18th NV. Tor
S50......1242 Col I'd. l1r
$50. .2520 18th NV, Tor. D
$50. 2522 18th NV. l0r.h
$50. ..ll05 o NV. llr. b
$50. .lS20 18th NV. l0r. b
$50. ..lS6S Y NV, Tor, b
$50. ..1709 18th NV. 10r. b
$50. 1920 r NV. Tor. b
$50. 1900 oath NV. Tor. %
$50. 1924 23d NV. 1A. 2b
$50. 1856 Newton, Tor. %
A7.0.1716 18th NV, 1Or
e46. 1921 Riggs. Tor. b
945. so. 1928 Corcoran. Tor
A5. so. 2429 18th NV. 10, b
a5.. .1737 Pa av. Tor
s45. -. .937 N NV, Or
$45. ..1760' T. NV, Tor, b
s45.. .1725 Riggs, Tor. b
$45.. .413 ID. Tor. b
$3.50. ..2S17 18th. Or, b.
$42.50. 1883 T NV, Tor. b
$42. 80. 1927 18th NV
$40. rs. 1913 8 NV. lOr.b
S40.50. ......417 ID. Tor
$1,000. ..2419 18th, Tr1
$40. 80. ..2421 18th, 7r
$40. SOTO 10Th NV, 10r. b
$40. so. 1928 Irving. 1Or.b
$40. 30. l760 Ore av. 10r, b
$40. 30. 1OOOPark I'd. l0r.b
$40. so. AT ID NV. Tor, b
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$40. 1871 18Th NV. Or
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SO. .S2S 18th ne. Or. b
1880. $40 14th Sc. Or
Sl9.5O...5u 14th &c. 6r:b
tls:m. .3Z Myrtle ne. Or
$3.50 03 14th ne, Or: b
SIT. so. 1922 22d NV, Or
SIT. POI I,se. ernb
$16.50. .1416 d ne. Or
$3.50. SIT 9th ne. Or
$40. .3s3 o sw. Or
COLOpED.
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SIS. SO. 320ls 22d NV Ar. b
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Louisiana ave. NV.
1913 Va ay s.w., stable 30 stalls. lofts. $50. 90
254 18th ST. s.e., store dwell'g. 8 RIB. As. 90
8O2 A st. ne. 8 rooms and bath. $3.50. $3.50
1910 9th st. NV, 10 r. & b............ 80. 90
651 I'd st. ne. rooms and bath. $50. $3.50
327 1871 st. NV. storeroom. ..... 80. 90
$50 6 st. ne, Z rms. & bath. furnace $3.50
123 st. NV. g. r, b., furnace 27.50
149 18th st. n.e, rms. & b., furnace. 81 so
303 st. NV, r. b., furnace. Is 80
1902 1902 ! st. ne. r, b., stable. Is 90
1927 LIST st. NV, r. b............. %. 40
1928 LIST st. NV, 6 rooms and bath. So. Is 40
1913 Holmead ave. NV, r, b., furnace % 80
1873 n: G. ave. me-. r. b.. furnace. $3.50
1901 AZ st. sw.. store. fixtures. rms. 2150
1900 st. Sc. rooms and bath. 500. 1870
63 Myrtle st. Me-, rooms and bath. 1880
80 Myrtle st. me-, 6 r. & b........... 1880
2sS 14th st; sw.. rooms and water 80
All st. s.w., rooms and water..... 1850
POI Va. ave. s.w., store & cellar. 1880
225 1914 st. s.w., rooms and water... 12 so
Rear 732 7th st. s.e., stable. .......... 1000
1921 n J. ave; .P Sc; + water..... $50
7O5 9Th st. Sc. Or. b.. steam heat. $3.50
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
1I Prospect me-. 8 :. water. -. 1880
1Os Corcoran ST., Ivy City. I rooms. -. 1000
1928 18th st. ne, !. 4 water. $50
oc4-sa tn. th-tf 40
FOR RENT-1443 AND 1445 " ST NV; TWO
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RENT 5000:
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2119 Conn av. 12r.
2b. .$123. 90
1872 oath. l2r. 3b. 100. 90
HOS L NV. 12r. 2b. 30 80
I2t2Calrd NV. Tor. b50. 90
I'LL 9Th. Tor. %. 800
100 NJ NV. Or. b. $3.50
1902 Calvert. Sr. b. so. 90
el65 18th NV. Tor. b.50 90
1854 * NV, Tor. 2b56. 90
1905 o NV. Tor. D. $3.50
112S Corc'n.10r b. As. so
2i21 18th NV. Tor. b40. so
1909 Corcoran,9 b. 40. 90
lsai 1ath NV. Or. b. 35. so
63l Pa av Sc. Tor. lbs. so
431 i NV, :Sr, b...H.50
1920 z NV, Or. b. 81. 90
81 NJ sw. .11.30
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1925 Path. 12r.3b. $50. 90
1410 Mass av. lar. Oh. go
2119 Con av, 13r. $1,000. 90
1S43 Calvert. IL. 3bl75.0
2l14 o NV. Or, h.150. 90
1854 X NV, Tor. 2bl00. 90
1919 VT av. 11r. b. 100. 90
FUR. APARTMENTS.
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91S 18th NV. Or, b.. lbs
FLATS.
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LAOS Monroe. Or. b. 80. so
2401 Pa av NV, 5r, b. q. so
1909 N Cap. 5r, b.20.50
OFFICE ROOMS.
I29 18th NV. 90 up
1905 + NV. .7.0 up
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AUL CO.. 7TH q L N. W.
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818 la av, basem'f. 800
COLORED TENANTS.
1852 9Th nv. Or, w$21 so
452 II NV. IL. w..D. so
40 p ne, 5r, w.. .14.50
2219 Water. Or. w.12.50
2O01 Rosedale, Or, w12.D
1915 18th NV, Or, w11.50
1707h Clicks al NV,
H,W............l0.W
2 Bellevue ct. Ar, wS.30
STABLES.
r 468, x nwy16 stls2O. 90
r 2131 9th NV. 4atlslO. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
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20Q1 14th NV, lr.S10.0O
sic r NV. lr, ID. 1000
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Rear 613 L NV. 10. 90
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1I6 Conn ave NV.
14r, 5b. $500. 90
1906 Conn ave NV.
lar. IN. 10000
1903 10Th NV, lar.
2b 1880
1925 : NV, 12r, b.
hot water. 1900
1872 21st. 12r. b.. 150.O ss'i
2l0i J. NV, 12r. b. $50. 10
1925 2ist NV. Tor. b,
hot air. -l25. 90
1913 p. Tor. ID. .125.0o
l742 $ NV. 12r. 2b125. 90
1877 Q NV. 12r. n. 1880
1876 Fairmont st, 1lr.
% -12o.O
1909 oath NV. Tor.
3b ............l la.@
UNFURNISH
1892 18th. Tor. b.hot
water, per year.1o00.OO
1927 10Th NV, 25r.
3b .......... 800. 90
1898 18th NV, lar,
b 1000
1116 9th NV, 20r. %.
hot air. -125. 90
1852 Q NV, 16r, 2b,
stable .........l 3. 90
1852 3sth NV Or, b. 1900
1715 De Sales NV, Tor,
b ..............6 go. rs
1875 21st NV, Tor, h.
hot air 49,. .D.W
1881 Riggs NV. 12r.
b .D.DO
1919 ! NV, Tor. h. 60. 90
1908 X NV. 11r. h. ~. %
FURNISHED 4
The Laclede. 1923 Vt
nv NV. or. bath and
kitchen ..-.-.. 10000
BY year. .l25.0
The Toronto. Goth &
Il NV. sr. b. :. $50. 90
The Laclede, 1913 VT
av NV, Or. bath and
kitchen ....... 100. 90
The Seville. CIR, b and
Kitchen ....... 100. 90
1908 1ath NV ,5r, bloc. 90
The Massachusetts.
Or, b, kitchen. 100. 90
UNPUBLISHED
1890 q NV. fla [ .6r, bio. OOl
1890 U NV. fiat. 5r. BIS. 90
S25 X NV. 81. 5r. b. .35. 90
3120 18th NV, top fiat,
or 80. 90
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FOR sALE-A SACRIFICE; WASHINGTON
Heights home; best buy between 18th and Co
lumbia road; 3story. 1O-room and tiled bath;
steam heat: on fashionable thoroughfare; S. 600
trust; $6.475 will buy 1t on quick sale. THIS
IS BARGAIN. FRANK T. RAWLINGS CO.,
1905 Pa. ave. oc25-3t
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Applicants are required to furnish satisfactory
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II III. ~ W.
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mt in advance. Agreements
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Id.
HE'D HOUSES.
I'LL Corceran st NV,
90 10r. 2b, kitchen. 100. 90
1915 Clifton. Tor, b. 100. 90
90 1904 : NV. 1Or. b. 100. 90
1929 @ nv. Tor. 2b1O0. 90
col 1882 3Sth NV, Or, bS5. 90
241S 14th NV, Sr, b,
90 kitchen. hot air. 50. 90
.O11 1907 Corcoran NV.
1904 Riggs NV. Or. b,
90 hot air. by the
90 1926 VT av NV, about
90 IA rooms. .offer
1901 18th NV Or. b. 10. 90
90 1910 S NV. Or, b. $3.50
m
SHED HOUSES.
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90 900 Il NV, Tor, b.
90 15 lais 8 NV. Jar. b. hwSo.o %
1875 18th NV, 12r.
90 Oh. 5000
1719 Oregon av NV,
90 12r, b. 100
1909 18th NV. Sr. b. At. so
90 1918 IT NV, AS. 90
90 17D Riggs place NV,
Sr. b...-.....4O.00
rs 2l3ia f NV. Tor. b. .35 80
211 18th NV, Or. b. .35 so
90 1114 9th SO, Or, b. Is. 90
Ills 18th Sc, Or, b. rs. 80
10 1122 9Th Sc. Or, b. IS. 80
90 1905 ID sw, Sr. Is. 90
I5 100 LIST sw. Ar. 1850
D APARTMENTS.
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90 kitchen 100. 90
90 1908 10th NV. 6mo1O0. 90
8 months .......75.OO
90 BY year. 1000
t The Toronto. Goth &
= NV. Ar. b, kitch. 5000
OO The Fulton. 1926 NJ
] NV. Or, bath. 1000
90 1929 Q NV, 2r, b. As 90
90 The Laclede, 1923 VT
ave NV, Ar, b. ...77.25
Ed APARTMENTS.
Dol The Concord. n Fl &
DOL Oregon ayes, I'd a,
col 2r, b. By year. %. 90
i, The Concord. N Fl &
sol Oregon ayes, Sd fl.
2r, b, by year. 25.00
Torres.
e ROOMS.
33 51S 10th NV
90 RIM 3. steam hit. IS. 90
90 RIM 4. steam hit. 1880
90 I'm 6. steam hit .12.5 so
90 RIM o. steam hit. 1896
90 Rim Il, steam hit. 500
FABLES.
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$3.50. lU.u
fASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
ightful corner house; nine
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SISHED.
90 Rear 1899 I, double
oo garaga * m
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FOR SALE-ARTIST'S HOME, 1910 MASS. AVE.
NV: house. studio and stable; $50 600; easy
terms; IL rooms, toilet rooms. baths Ad-
dress owner. ROBERT HlNCKICY. premises.
au6-6 &
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1912 Goth. Tor. ami. SOS. so
1876 23d, 11r. 2b, ami. $3.50
2S23 n, 14r.b.ami. $500
2141 Pa av, Tor, b. 1915
1921 22d. 11r. heel. 1915
212O l., Sr, ami. 1915
2139 X. Sr. b. -. .30.15
2137 X. Sr. b. Gel. .30.15
s05 23d. Sr, b. .@.67
Oil 23d. Sr. b. .30.67
901 oath, Or, b. ;. ~. so
1926 10Th. 5r, b. 20. so
1906 Kingman. Or. b. Is. go
$40 ODD. 7r. b. lat.25.5o
617 23d. Or, b.lat. ESQ
2147 H. 7r. b. .....22.SO
GOT 10th ne, 7r, b.1s.@
2315 l. Or, ". so
SIS Goth, 5r, W. ...15.5O
APARTMENTS.
sol 23d, III. sr, b. 20. so
956 18th, Ar, b. :. .17.0
sos 22d, 3r. b. ....14.0O
For full list of small
office.
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FOR RENT-COZY HOME ON PATH ST.
6 rooms, bath and latrobe heat.
An opportunity at $3.50.
WILIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL 603-O5 18th.
oe24- sa. Su,tu, st
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FOR SALE-H0uSES.

FOR SALE
81. 200 for two dwellings under rental at $50
per month: one a six room brick dwelling: tha
other brick and frame dwelling with six
rooms: located on oath st. near ST. NV.
FOR SAI.E-A very attractive brick dwelling
on ST. ne. between 18th and 14th SITS. ne:
contains six bright rooms and bathroom: excl
lent tenant at $3.50: to make quick sale the
price has been reduced to $3.50.
FUR SALE-S3. 40 is the price Of O nearly
new brick dwelling on LIST st. NV: contains
SIX rooms and tiled bathroom. with nickeled
plumbing: house trimmed in hardwood and 10
under rental nj $25 40 per month You should
see this house: II Is q very attractive resi-
dence and the price IL low
FOR SALE-$fo. 500 Business property on
Ia. ave- Sc. near the Library Of Congress:
large store room and rooms and bath In resi-
dence portion.
FOR SAI.EIsIo soo-Delishtfs home on K At.
NV, having frontage about IS feet and
the lot being 100 feet deep. The house con-
tans IL rooms and modern bathroom: has a
brand new hot-water heating system and the
front Is adorned by beautiful colonial porch.
Just the place for business mans home
FOR SALE-Nos 904 and 200 nth ST. NE.
adjoining the Holy Name Church. New brick
dwellings, with six large rooms and mdern
bathroom: cellar under entire house; furnace
heat; lot IS II. front. Handsome fixtures and
decorations. Open for inspection. Price, 81. $50
each.
JAMES r. SHEA,
64S LA. AVE. n. W.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
1884 G, sto,5r. b.S150.00 Rear 1899 I, double
1852 Q, 15r, 2b ..125.00E garage ........ .35 90
1T25 Riggs pl Tor ,b45.0O
Weihave number OF desirable furnished houses
in the NV. section: rent. SIS per and up
ward. TYLER RUTHERFORD nnc.),
oc24-7ts 80 18th st. NV
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GET THE BEST.

A beautiful new home on the heights a few
doors from 14th ST.; 10 large rooms, 2 baths;
laundry; hot-water heat. First floor and stairs
in solid oak, with PARQUET FLOORING; en-
tire finish, including mantels and gas fixtures,
exceptionally fine. Let show you this.
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"a, 500.
A FINE CORNER

rooms. modern bath; very light cellar; excel
lent furnace. Very cheap for q new corner
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FOR sALE-CHEAP; NEAR GOVERNMENT
printing Office; brick house: rooms and bath;
good tenant: price, 81, 400.
Four small bricks in NV, renting for $500:
price. $500.
On You ct. NV, fine house, rooms and
bath: large lot to alley; renting for $27.50 per
month; will take So 900.
$4,000 down. balance monthly payments.
good order: cellar; price, "a. $50.
Fine home; bay window, rooms and bath;
reception hall: all the latest improvements;
fronting large park; cellar; price reduced from
81, 200 to "a, 500
In st. Paul's parish. 2-story and cellar bay
bath; price. 1850.
WM H. McGRANN CO..
OcOS-9f 300 q Al -