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FOR RENT
83s @ st. NV. rooms and hath. -. SOS 30
323 and 335 18th st. n.e.. roms and b.. g. 50
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER. 812 l4th st. NV.
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tST. COS 14TH ST. NV.
1912 II NV. l1r, b.40.:p)
1910 *. Or. b. .3S. so
1910 Corcoran.Sr b.35. 90
l29 o NV. Or. b. 10 .G5
@"S16 y. 11r. 2b. :. ~. 81
o021 \ NV. 7r. Is. 80. ~
902 Md av re. Or. 30. 60
aS05 @ NV, Sr. h. $500
80 s Cap. Tr. b. .:5. 80
PSI 14th Sc. Or. b. 20. so
BAT \ sw. Or. b. 1880
liENTS.
$3.50 X NV. Or. h. 10. 90
BUSINESS PROPERTY
425 18th. store. so. 90
STABLES.
r 20l2 H nw.5 stls20. on
Rear 1910 18TH. 100
OFFICE ROOMS.
sos l4tb. 2r.$S and SIC
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNTNHED.
FOR RENT
THOS J. FISHER 4 CO.. INC.
Real Estate Loans and Insurance.
73S 18TH ST. NV.
rrNEr,RNrSnED


1929 Harvard. Tor. \ So so
1898 Girard. Tor. h-M. on
I413 Goth nv. ar. b. 1000
lA1 Ontario. 1o. 2bJO.00
1915 R I av. Tor. b. IS. 90
1918 RIav nv. Tor. b45 90
1912 9th NV. ST.. h. 800
1850 Fairm't. Tor, BIZ. 80
72s Goth. ar. b. 40 20
2402 14th nw.1lr. no. 81
242l nth. Or. h. 1870
2446 s Oak Az ne.
Or. b. ...........40.O0
Brightw'd. Dc. 13r. 30 .H
1888 Sd nv. Sr. b. 40. 90
l2404 18th nw.11r. $40. 90
c406 18th NV. Or. b. 81 30
Ii4ff Relmonf Or. b. &c. 81
IO4 Q NV. Sr. b. .3J.:'0
3,54 10th nv. Sr. b 81. 90
911 French. n, b. 10. 80
225 r ne. Tor. b. 30. -
216 f ne. Sr. b. 1000
Ii205 30th nw.1lr. has go
If2o& Fl ne. Sr. D. .20.a0
Anarostia. D C.6r. b. 90 90
tfnnghboro I'd. 10 q. 20. 90
504 LIST Sc. 6r. b.. 20 90
1910 NJ nv, Or. .20-0
sl8 7th sw. 7r. 1850
Ne cor Goth 4 Bry,
ant ne. 6r. ......14.m
In $40 G ew. n. .10.oo
lWinthrop Hts.DC.ers 30
Hot q. 90 1927. TOO
200 lst sw. Or 1880
$50 r NV. .$1o-S2s
f42l r NV. No 4. .H.0O
The Sterling. fr. $500
Century bldg. r 46.. 90 90
Century bldg. r ~. 1900
1923 F nv. .G-$ln0
11i4-16 F NV. $40 TO STA
Sw cor II & r NV. $3.50
1922 + NV. T o. 1000
RES.
I,73O 18th nv. -. $3.50
I2325 NJ NV. $500
ISIS 18th. 2r. 1000
2002 X NV. -......S.m
| 1904 X NV. 90
2oll Mt Pleasant. 20. 90
'2494N 18th nw....l5.00
3LES.
annum. .........s.l .OCU
............,......70.OO
aIl0. ....s........ .SV-UU
$500
ais. ....s........ .xk.VO
l6. ............. .AO.w
.12.I5
IousE.
LITIES FOR THE COT
ROM ALL CLASSES OF
artial list Of the proper
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UNr OtENi
1919 n NV. Mr. %.
17S5 Mass av NV. 4
cor. 3b. S.. 900 !
1929 18th NV. iar. 3b2. 500 |
800 18th NV. 1Sr. ah2. 90
1908 N Fl av. 1Sr. % 1 800
400 l. NV. 12r. b..1.2OO ]
2O91 Kal I'd, 12r. 3b1. 200 I
San6 Il NV. 12r. h. 900 :
Silver Spring. Nd, 2
16r. b. ............ 100 2
sos 18th NV, sto. 2
ar. 9b. ZOO
1909 18th NV. 3h. IFS I
1888 10th nw.14r.h. .fSO I
2226 Mass av.14r. ~. $50 /, 3
ST 18th NV. tor. Oh. 80 {
"Rosehi!l. "Md.12r. hI25 /
f606 n Fl Nv. 16r. b.125 !
1914 18th. Or. 2b. 4
1920 18th nv. 1T. II. 100 q
ChevyChase 10. n. fur. 100 2
l41S NJ. lar. 2b. ;. 100 :
1882 Conn sv.11r.b. 100 I
1I'9 O NV. 12r. Oh. 81. 23 /
1870 . NV. 12r. b.s3. 33 /
1919 18th NV. 12r. obsn. 90 In
1871 14th NV. Tor. h. Is. 90 {
1912 " AZ: 12r. 2b. 70. 90 i
1sg5 14th NV. 11r. b. as. 30 s
l704 s NV. Or. b. 81. 90 \
1900 Chaplin. 13r. 2bts5 90
JOS 18th nv. sto. liz
1923 21st nv. ior h en- 90 7
1915 P NV. 13r. h. IS. 90 | 3
I'LL Riggs NV Or. b5O. 30 ]
OFFIC
1914 Fl NV. .......--l 6
1106 C. NV. entire floors I
40 La av nv. .cO0 !oO I
Union Trust bldg. 18th {
and H .S1j to $40 9
Busch bldg. 70S r II.
NV. annum. %. .l2.OuJ 1
It's 18th NV. 2r. $500 s
SIS 18th NV. 2r. 80. 90 !
STORl
l1O6 G. NV. entire bldg. ~
store & cellar. 5 fls. $a75 2
sos 18th NV. cafe & Is
24r. Or. .% =
I'LL Pa av NV. 81. SO | z
1713 Pa av NV. IS. 80 &
lois 18th. sto, DIV. 60. no i2.
STABL
l146 Govt. al. 5 stalls. a
! Green al. s stalls. -.
Rear I'LL Fl NV. 8 stall
Rear 1901 N. Il. ave.
Rear 1922 P NV. 6 stall
Rear 61s f NV. 3 stalls.
r. 1915 NJ. 3 stalls.
wAREuC
COS r NV. frearl. ........
UNSURPASSED FACILI
LECTION OF RENTS FRI
PROPERTY.
The above Ia only d par
ties in our charge. Call
bulletin. See our list und
LET.
THOS. ]. FISHER
73S 18th q
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FOX REM
s64 X NV. lar. .&e3 ~ PA 10th NV Or As :
1872 nv. Or. .35H us NV ST. Is i
316 II ne. Or. 30. 80 fs7 18th NV r. 80 4
pa Bryant nv. Or 22N ;25i Morse ne, 6r 10!
62I Newton nv, u. 1900 =. 1th ne. 5r Is s
1922 Ga av nw,5r "a nI tc1 Ridge NV. 5r. l5.5
HOS 9th ee. Sr. ls5ol e005 Roscd'e ne. Or. l25
% house Fairview 30 Cap avTyy Ctr
av.Ivy City,D C.5r1250i 6r 1910
lbs Providence, Ivy III Central av, Ivy
City. Or. ....... 1880 City. 6r 10 s
oil II ne. Sr. ... l05oI 1854 Kramer ne 6r q s
Is John st. Ana cos 1241 Half sw. 5r. .S.5
tia. r. &. 5r.... ZOO IL Col ter NV A. & 4
1912 Nolsnd al sw .5fs DOL 1870 LIST sw rs
10 VI sw 4r..... DOL 1928 holland al sw 3rts d
1f5 Md av ne. lar "a. no'
APARTMENTS.
9cT 9th st. nv Is r.. Sd n. r., 4th a, g 8
1903 y. Cap st. n.e..h I'd n heat fur. IS P25 s
1905 y. Cap ST. ne. fiat I'D d. heat fur. % 25
407 ST. NV. nat. LIST floor. r........ 25 s
1918 y. J. ave NV. bath. 4r..........l5S
STORES
s04 st. NV, store and dw'l'g. b.. IA r. rs. o
1000 18th ne. cor. Fla.aye.& *. storeroom. Z o
UNFINISHED ROOMS.
49, 9th st. NV. rooms 10. II. L. Sd A.,s u.s.
1920 7th st. NV. ID and Sd u.s.. b., r.. $50
213 Az st. NV. front rms. Sd d., r.. lao
STABLES.
Rear 406 st. NV. II stalls. ........... .15.r
Rear Oil VI NV. stalls. Is. a
near < $ ecaYwooD, $50 9th st. NV. =
oC3l.3ts33
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FOR RENT-BY II. l.. /
2lst & o. Tor. b.$lD. no
1852 Q. 12r. Oh. sl25.W
1854 @. Ter. 2b. 125. 90
1877 21st. Tor. 2h.N. 90
1897 z I az. Or. b.75.O0
100 18TH. l2r. b. Ia. 90
1915 Kenyon. l0r. 2h:D. 90
1883 18th NV. Tor. b. 1880
1I25 Riggs. 10r.b. $500
l74S Ore nv. Tor. +. IS. 90
l312 9th NV. Or. b. 1870
APART
1899 l4th nw.7r. b. AZ. 90
Nantucket. Or. b.37.O
Juniata, 81, h. -. 90
l712 willard. 6r. h. .27. 10
1S4S n J Az NV, 6rb25. 80
40 G ne. Or. b.. 20. 90
161 Girard. 5r. b. 1850
600 X NV. Or. b. Is. 90
0e3-sa. tn. th,tf
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
CNEURNIsHEu


FOR RENT
1913 10th St. = rooms and 1 bath - $50 90
I'LL Riggs St. q roorns and hath. 80 90
300 St. IL rooms and l hath. 80 M
I710 st. 10 rooms and bath. .......+ IN es
lS6s st. o rooms and ! bath. ........ 10 ~
$50. Wyoming ave. 11r. and hath. -. 81 IN
T35 nth St. 10 rooms and . baths. 81 On
1927 X. l. ave-. IL rooms and bath. .oao
1913 10Th St. Ii rooms and Ia ~ 90
fI33 St. 12 and baths 500. lon Oa
2016 st. II rooms and baths $50. loo on
14lS " St. IL rooms and baths. 100 On
1872 X ST.. L. rooms and baths. ..... loo 90
1926 Path st tcorner house,. IL rooms
and 2 baths ......... ..............-. 10000
1910 10th st. corner Oregon avcl. en-
tirely redccorated. electric lights. -
rooms and baths. ................. 125o
3.;R Mass. ave. sheridan tirclel. Il
and baths ................. 5000
1872 II ST.. IL rooms and baths. 15n 90
til h ST., 1S rooms and 2 ha ~, 30
ZOOS Mass ave 16 rooms and = baths. 100 90
1908 St. ~ rooms and baths. 80 90
2l0S 18th st. 20 rooms and baths
STABLES included ........... $4,000
PEAcHY & HAGNER
oc2s-6t HOG Connecticut
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sos I'd st. NV. rooms and bath $50. $3s. 10
225 K St NV. o rooms and bath. 30. 80
~ Quincy st. ne. rooms and bath 80. so
923 4th st. NV. rooms and ha 18th .... -. 50
~ Myrtle st. NE. rooms and bath. Ia so
g55 Florida ave. NV. = rooms. 1850
Congress Heights. 7th and Phia. sts g.
room house. good condition ......... 1890
52I eth st. s.w.. store and dwelling. 6o. 90
d0a 10Th ST. NV. second floor. .......... ~. 90
232 llth St Sc. store and dwelling. 100
p. J. WALSHE, 1896 New York aye
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FOR RENT-COMFORTABLE UPPER FLAT;
Columbia Heights; near two lines: rooms
bath: furnace: rent $3.50 il taken within the
next week.
wIILLGE. GIBBS 4 DANIEL, sO3 o5 18th.
Oc2l-2t
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DILL, " DnIEN q ". VINC.J,
1908 G ST NV.
Telephones Main 1204-i203.
oc31-sa&w,tf
JoHN r. poNoHoE & SONS


JOHN r. DoSOHOE & SONS
Telephone Lincoln 81. 3oS East Capitol st.
UNFINISHED. Sd and sc. lg sto2n. so
434 NV ar h. $SS. 80 1910 18th Sc lg sto. 10 90
l6 9Th ne. 81. b. 80. 80 OFFICE ROOMS.
y 9th ne. ST. b. $500 Us LIST NV. 2lx44. 80 90
14S Ky av Sc. 6r b. 80 30s Cap. 2r heat S 90
S12 r sc, 7r, b.. ESQ APARTMENTS.
Ais sc. Or h. 30. 70 The Gernania I'd and
800 eth Sc. 6r. b. 81. 80 b SITS Sc
IA Sth sc. Or. b.. 20. 10 6r b. $3.50 e. 1900
3 9Th Sc. 6r. b. 80 81. h. $4,000 & AZ 50
s16 4th ne ST.. b. so The Folger All I'd
335 18th So. Or, b. 1850 Sc 6r ~ 90
124 9th SC Or .wNs. 1850 The Pancoast 1913 E.
30S 18th Sc. Or. VS. 1900 Cap
1875 L NV, Gr.w.s.. .14.Jo or and h. so
,2lc Mimi av. T &C. FLATS
Ut stable ...... .13.o0 1857 ne. Ar b. .165
9l4 "a Sc. 6r.wGs. 100 1929. he. ir. h. 80
2s9 9Th Sc 80 2d&NIass ne. 6r. b3n 90
1870 r se. ar. ". s.I.40 COLnRED TENANTS.
- STORES. 1905 n Or. IL. II 80
~ 9TH Sc. st". cel.1S.O0, 205 Warren ne .6rw.
I'd T. Mass ave nc sewer Is 90
large store. %. 90 l15 Sc tr WIS 1 I SO
IF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES DO NOT SUIT.
!IST YOUR NAME WITH THE PROPERTY
YOU WANT AND WE WILL, NOTIFY YOIT
WHEN We HAVE SOMETHING TO SLIT YOIJ.
PROPERTIES LISTED DAILY
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS.
Fhone L. "a. 30S East Capitol st.
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| STORES.
625 Mass av NV. $50. 90
631 F NV. 2r. .10.O 90
1917 u nw........3 80 90
1919 u NV. 80. 90
| APIS. WITH HEAT.
y Cap & Il. 5r. b. 80. 20
Apt 402. Leumass.
4r, b............3 1880
92A Sher av. 5r. b. 30. no
APIS. WITHOUT HEAT
7th and Morton ne.
6r. b............25.N
2sO9A Sher av NV.
172i Pa av, 3r. b.l2.5O
1907 Md av sw. 3r. R1O.5O
35 Todd pI ne. Or. 81. 80
OFFICES.
COG + nw.1 LIST foOr$1S.OO
6W 7th NV. ......l2.OO
613 1th NV. 100
67 9TH NV. 800
STABLES.
476 Pa ave NV. .S10.00
BLUNDON.
st. NV.
Both Landlord & Tenant.
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OR RENT-BY JAMES L. SHEA.

FOR RENT-BY JAMES T. SHEA
643 Louisiana ave- NV.
21 11tb st. Sc, store and dwg.. 6r.. h. S45. 90
1 1Io9 Va ave; sw. lor b.. hot water 40 90
rs R. /. NE. Tor. la til. furnace -. 30
602 st. Sc. rooms and bath. ~. 80
1910 18th st. NV, 10 rooms ana bath. -. ~. 90
32I 13t st. NV. s;orerDom ........... 20. %
123 st. NV. 7r.. bath. furnace. 80
1IOS n. ]. ave. NV. G rooms and bath. $50
1902 ST. ne. rooms bath. stable. -. p. n
1877 LIST st. NV. 6 rooms and bath. -. 20
1929 LIST ST. NV. rooms and bath. ~ 10
1918 Holmead ave. NV, Or. b. furnace 2s.5 30
1873 \. G. ave. ne, Or. b.. furnace. =. -. 30
81 st. NV. rooms and ha til. ....... -. 20
81 l4th st. s-w.. rooms and bath 20.5D
d2S st. s.w.. . rooms and bath. ...... 20.50
1850 + st. Sc. rooms and bath. ...... 1I.5a
zoos 18th st. s.e., rooms and hath 1850
tx and 20 Myrtle st. ne. Or. b.. each. lf 20
2'3 18th st. s.w.. q rooms and water. lo.5o
Rear 11l6 4th st. NV. warehouse 1o.0n
PIG I.inworth st. s.w.. rooms and water 1910
1851 o ST. s.w.. rooms and bath. ....... Il %
23J 14th ST. s.w.. q rooms and water. 1..I0
Rear 40 Md. ave. s.w.. stable. :........ 500
1921 NJ j. Sc. rooms and water. go
APARTMENTS
:SS Pa. ave. Sc. 1lr., b.. heat. 1000
1921 Fla. ave. ne. Dr., h.. steam heat. 1910
705 Sth st Sc, or. h.. steam heat -. so
1856 y. j. ave NV, Gf b., heat. ........ 81. 10
60 Morris st. ne ) rooms and bath. . 1870
FOR COLORED TENANTS.
121 Prospect ne. q rooms and water. l.. 20
o23 Sd st. s.w., rooms and hath. 800
1874 n. J. ave. Sc. rooms aud water. III. 5u
1oS Coreoran ST, Ivy City. rooms. 1000
81 Jackson ct. NV, rooms and water. 80
oc2l- tn. thu
FOR RENT-ON THE HEIGHTS. $50. 30. LOOK
NJ 1923 Oak St; Il rooms and hath. furnace
heat: new house: KEY next door.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
or3f -9t
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OFFICES
Pope bldg. entire 1910 Fl NV No 10. 20 10
I'd door. 1877 80 700 9TH NV com
1874 G NV. n. 800 municating 10. :. 70 90
1879 g. Sd d, suite Pope bldg. Sl7-Sl0 18th,
rooms. $500 Offices .$13. so to SIT so
Herald BLDG. Sd s02 9th NV. front
4th as. $40. 90 4 $500 RS each II an,
4o5 18th nv. q. &c. 20 90 1910 n Sd e. lr ia, 90
1928 nw.3r. Sd d35 90 ZOE 9th NV rear
It's l4th. $500 rs each Is %
GIG NV. % 90 610 f NV ONCE
t325 NV, r.3d d20 90
STORES.
1920 G ..... 5000 a7a6 14th nv store. IS 90
Is:3o ., 18th nv 20 1882 10th NV. IS 90
l0lS 18th NV. 4r4o 90 lSO4-S 11th ne whse20 90
SO l4th nv u sto. 1000 2S16 18th NV base Is 90
MOORE 4 HILL UNC.l
1888 G st.
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II & WILCOX,
ina. ave.
= rooms. bath. 1850
@5B 23d, 5r. b. .2t.5C
SOFA I'D. Or. b. .2l.5C
sol ed. 2fi. Or, b. 20. sc
956 18th, Ar, b. 1850
sos I'D, 3r. b. ....14.0O
COLORED.
20S l., Or. w.....l6. 80
2143 D. Or. W.
$40 21st. Or. w....l5.ND
2017 \ Y av,5r,w.12.50
a25 27th. ar. W. ...12.50
100 2lst. :,r. w. .ll.50
STORES.
1915 Sth SC. rs. 90
$40 10th. 1r. w.g..25.OO
2134 +. 1r, ". .I2.Sl
14l7 Wisconsin av.l2.Ol
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2-iS6 La av, heated
rooms. $40, $3.50, SO
and fats apply at
oc3l- I'd. eSu
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FOR RENT
100 Az sw. 4r. $3.50
pa Z sw. Jr. Ii. 10
1i2t y ] sv Sc. ,I. 1850
oc3l ST.
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OFFICES.

COLORED TENANTS
1928 Half sw. Ar. 10 so 123 l. Sc 4r. 90
Sl2 I'd Sc. III, 3r b. 1880
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FOR RENT
IL Iowa circle NV.
IL rooms and bath in fine repair: electric
lights: all outside rooms. Rent. $6S
MOORE & HILL. Qnc).
Oc.sl-3t 1S.s; {. st NV.
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For RENT-AN OPPORTUNITY To SECURE 4
desirable home at low rental: 1ns Kentucky
ave. SC. rooms bath: furnace: $3.50.
WIILIGE, GIBBS e. DANIEL. to3-05 18th.
0c3f-3t
FOR RENT--525 14TH ST. Ne. FINE BRICK
bay-window house: u rooms and bath: concrete
cellar large yard: ami; $3.50. Key at 503
0caO-3ts
FOR REST-A BRIGHT. CHEERFUL SEVEN
room house. one half block To cars: reception
hail. tiled BATH concrete cellar. furnace heat
large ward: $50. so. 427 10th St ne. ocsO-:;t'
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UNFURNTSHED,

UNFURNrsHED.
wv c5ii 18th Orb Is. 90 Nw.,ais r.. sr.. 40
NV iioe Ctr i s Sso % sw DIG n st =,
sy sss e g.. ,. 20 e sW ,; ;s g
sw.GsI 6. 81. Is.io NE.iiie sth.sr.S. .i6so
SW co. c. 6r. -. 40 NE ftaS Sth Or Ia ~
NW..lI s. IT. =. 30 r.if0o nth, Tor. .isAt
Nw.4tS 26:h 6r.. .iO.+N SE. 1907 4th, ar . s. %
NV 2afs K. shop. 10 no SE.ll2s X, Or. III 80
Nv 2noS Z. sto rm. $50 SE.2oa Pa av tdatl.
: 80 oFFIcFs- '-'''
Central huiidiu.. offces +ss Ia ave- cfaces
Gnnton bailding offices
Cali - ofice for information regardirs ailey
properties stable. etc. have for rent.
For further info-m,'io anniy II ohlre
ocls-tf J. W. PIIIING. i&ie at. NV.
ssf H as ,r sss 'fiH NV y o.. J. 90 3 !:
1902 II. inr. h. so. 70 COL 10th. nnta- b. - 80
2l3o J. NV ST.. Oh ss.7s 1915 avs, ". u. ~
24os r. av. sr +. $500 iais ca av. sr. Wis. %
GEO. W. LfNKINs.
FoE RENT rNFURNISHED.
lSi3 u SO pr mol 2in2 itth. $40 p>r mo
sI2 18th :. sis per mo $40 ,s,h :. SEQ Per me-
= few desirable furnished hssseS
'''e' - p" s' OFFICES '''''''' ''s ~
Second door sI, lath st xSs rep n
Ihird Moor. SIS f4th ~. .9aS per No
OLYMPIA APARTMENT HcUSE.
Apartment . rooms and bath g., per ."
sToNEIEIaH COURT
A few very desirable apartments now vacant tn
StoneleiSh Court at frnu $50 70 sizes per mossA.
FITCH. FOX q BROWN,
ocl6-f i$os q ct. nv
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CONSIDER WELL BEFORE YOU SELECT
your wall paper. Let us show Jon our AeOigus
-stynse wO3S low,griesd and ccstiy.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-03-07
Historical Notes
Took a Deadly Dose.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The physician who manages the editorial depart
ment of the Potlach Herald has made remarkably
accurate diagnosis of the ailnent with which the Re-
publican patient afflicted before the final dread
summons In picturesque language it says:
Two years ago noble minded men went up and
down the State of Idaho giving claw and order
till you couldn't rest. Brother Taft came all the
way from Washington to initiate misguided peo-
pie into the mysteries of the straight and narrow
path known claw and order" So mournful and
persuasive his heartbroken exhortatons that
is said men, who had been dead for nearly quarter
of century and lay buried in cemetery near Boise,
turned in their graves and after emitting series of
uncvilzed groans at which the earth quaked might
ly, said 'hit'em again Brother Taft.
At present the administrative forces at Boise are
having nothing but trouble, trouble trouble and then
trouble Some are liars; some are not.
It's family quarrels, libel suits, wrs of prohibition
and maledictons. Some are sprink1ing oil on the
troubled waters, saying peace brethren Don't
make such racket!' But there is no peace within
the administrative machine. One says, don't
take away the sustenance of my darling boy"
another thunders forth his fiat, tissue them war
rants" And amid crashing padimonium, the claw
and order machine" seems destined to pass away.
Perhaps this is all for the best. At all events, its
tombstone will bear this eptaph-placed there by
loving hands:
1--WE we'll We took law and order physc,
and died"
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Moving Into the North.

A gentleman from the Occur dA1ene section of
the world says the advance guard of the Mormon
host has invaded the north and is preparing the
way for an overflow from the congested portion
of the kingdom of poygamy
In Mormondom coming events cast their shad-
ows before and the advance guard in the north is
forerunner of settlement that will prove itself
not to be undesirable until its numbers enable it to
seize the reins of local government
Then the horns and the cloven hoof will appear
and usurpaton of the governing power assert itself
Church and state march hand in hand when the
legions of Mormondom infest locality and where
the church does not intend to control eventually it
never sends its scouts So the north understand
that the advance guard has invaded its domain
der orders. 1t will be pleasant and plausible and
meek and docile until reinforcements arrive in suf
fcient numbers and then the hierarchy will take
possession.
With po1ygamy eliminated from their creed the
people of Mormondom will become desirable citizens.
The properly directed ballot will eliminate it. The
north can protect itself before the n1iction asserts
itself and now is the time for it to act in defense
of its future
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Boise 6 Interurban
Railway Company
LIMITED

This electric railway is splendidly
equipped throughout and gives fire.
quent passenger, express and freight
service between Boise and Caldwell.
The line passes through the beautiful
Boise River Valley, and no pleasanter
trip could be imagined than a ride on
the comfortable and easy-riding cars
of this railway.
Connections are made at Caldwell
with the east and west bound trains of
the Oregon Short Line and at Middle
ton with the north and south bound
trains of the Idaho Northern Railroad
Company.
Information regarding passenger,
express and freight rates can be OBJ
tanned by addressing the agents of the
company at Boise and Caldwell.
Special cars chartered for private
parties.
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THE IDAHO SCIMITAR.

Representatives Foster, Nicholas Gilman,
Samuel Livermore
NEW JERSEY.
Senator's Jonathan Elmer, Philemon Dickinson,
William Patterson (resigned).
Representatives-E1ia Boudinot Lambert Ca1d-
waader, Thomas Sinnickson, James Schureman
NEW YORK.
Senators-Rufus King, Philip Schuyler
epresentatives-Egbert Benson, John Hathorn,
Peter Sylvester, William Floyd John Lawrence,
Jeremiah Van Rensselaer,
NORTH CAROLINA
Senator's jamn Hawkins, Samuel Johnston.
Representatives-John Baptist Ashe, John Sewer,
Hugh williamson Timothy Bloodworth John Steele.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Senators-William Mac1ay, Robert Morris
Representatives George Clymer, Daniel Hester,
Thomas Scott, Thomas Fritzsmmons Frederick
Augustus Muhlenberg, Henry Wynkoop, Thomas
Hartley, Peter Muhlenberg
RHODE ISLAND
Senators-Theodore Foster Joseph Stanton Jr.
Representatives-Benja min Bourn.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Senators-Pierce Butler, Ralph lizard.
Representatives-Ednus Burke, William Smith,
Thomas Tudor Tucker, Daniel Huger, Thomas
Shutter.
Senators-William Grayson, (ded), Richard
Henry Lee John Walker, (appointed Governor),
James Monroe.
Representatives -Theodorick Bland, Richard Bland
Lee, Josiah Parker, John Brown, James Madison,
Jr. Alexander White Isaac Coles, Andrew Moore,
Samuel Griffin William B. Giles, John Page.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-03-07
The First CONGRESS.

The following is the list of the Senators and Rep
resentatives of the First Congress of the United
States:
First session from March 4, 1889 to September
30, 1889
Second session, from January 4, 1890, to August
10, 1890
Third session, from December 6, $780, to March
3, 1871.
-President-John Adams of Massachusetts.
President of the Senate, Proten1-John Langdon,
of New Hampshire.
Secretary of the Senate-Samuel Allyne Otis, of
Massachusetts,
Speaker of the House-F A. Muh1enberg, of Penn
sylvania.
Clerk of the House-John Beckey, of Virginia
CONNECTICUT.
Senators-O1iver Ellsworth William S. Johnson
Observation-Disclosures Huntington, Johna-
than Sturges, Jeremiah Wadsworth, Roger Sherman
Jonathan Trumbu
Senators-Richard Bassett, George Read.
Representatives-John Vinng.
GEORGIA.
Senators-Wi1liam Frew, James Gum
resentatives-Abraham Baldwin, James Jack
son, George Matthews.
Senators-Char1es Carroll, John Henry.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Carroll George Gale,
William Smith, Benjamin Coutee, Joshua Heney,
Michael Jenfor Stone.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Standardization Dalton, Caleb Strong.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ames Jonathan Grout
Theodore Sedgwick, Elbridge Gerry, George Leon
ard, George Thatcher, Benjamin Goodhue, George
Partridge
Senators-John Landgon, Paine Wingate.
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Nampa Leader-Hera1d: The Idaho Scimitar is
not exactly pleased with the way the Republicans
of Idaho are running their affairs.
No. And it isn't at all hard to please.
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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-10-01
HlesY GOES TO HURON, S. D.

Bismarck Tribune.--Ed. Highly left
Huron, s., D., on the noon train Tues
day, being transferred to the u. IS.
surveyor generals Office at that place.
Mr.. Highly has been in this section
long before Bismarck was started. He
was chief clerk on one of the boats of
the Colston line that used to ply on
the waters of the Missouri river. When
the surveyor generals office was es-
tablished at Yankton he entered the
employ of the government and when
the state of North Dakota was an
mitted to the Union he was sent to
Bismarck on the opening Of the sur
veyor generals Office at this place,
and he has been here continuously
since. He is one of the best offlca
men in this line OF work In the coun-
try y
rFThe closing of the Office here neces-
STATED his transfer somewhere else.
Mr. Highly has been q familiar figure
I'M Bismarck for so long that he will
be missed by many of those who have
been here for the past twenty years,
The good wishes of his frineds follow
him to his new location