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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-01-10
New asparagus. Fl@neh Dressing.
Ice Cream.
Assorted Cake.
Roquefort Cheese. Bent Crakers.

AccOitCU AhhC.
Roquefort Cheese. Bent Crakers.
Coffee.
Sailed Almonds. Mint Patties.
The toastmaster MIR. Irwin C. Mill
'er, gave the origin of the club, which
mental solo, which concluded the pro
gram. Among those present besides
the members were Mrs. Or. Springs,
Miss Alice Young, Miss Ethel Spence,
Miss Essie Arnold, Miss Louie Moss.
Miss Gladys Edwards. Members,
Messrs. Irwin c. Miller, President;
a. w. Springs, M. D., Secretary and
T|reasurer;C. B. Holmes, A. A. Mar
Guess, H. c. Bryant, A. G. Brock, H. C.
Merry, A, c.. Brown, and William
Clark.
is composed of nine young men, whJ
have completed the college course of
Fisk University; Mr.. Henry R. Merry
spoke in behalf of Fisk" Mr.. G. Is.
Holmes, Our Mother" Mr.. Henry G.
Bryant, "What this Means" DR.. A.
w. Springs, The Ladies'" Mr..
Alonzo S. Brock rendered an instru
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-01-10
DELIGHTFUL N

A delightful dinner was given re-
Gently at the residence of Miss Ma
tilda Lewis, No. 95 Maple street. The
house was beautifully decorated. Thu
following tempting menu was served:
Oyster Soup. Celery.
Chicken. Bake Pork.
Salads. Macaroni.
Tomatoes. Corn.
Cranberries, Cream Potatoes.
Pickle. Sweet Potatoes.
Cake. Wine. Fruits.
Egg Nog. Black Coffee.
Those present were Revs. j. C. Hard
ing, I. S. Davis, G. B. Bolton, Cotton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stubblefield, Mrs. Ella
Rucher, Miss V. Sheffield, Miss Lee
anna Coleman, Mr.. Albert Cartwright,
Mr.. Henry Jones, Miss Lula Eldridge,
Mr., Arch Roney and Miss Matilda and
Susie Lewis,
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
The New Garage.

W. ID. Fansher has returned to
this city from Salt Lake, where he
has been for the past two years with
the Maxwell automobile people. He
and l.. c. Vanderlip have formed n
partnership and have opened new
garage in the building just erected
by w. G. Chappelow, just north of
the Neill & Ward lumber yard on
Eighth avenue.
A unique feature OF this garage is
the combination turn.table aud
washing pit set right In the middle
OF the cement floor. 1t works like
a railway turn-table In handling the
cars and incidentally gives oppor.
tunty to wash the machine thor
oughly. The building was designed
especially for garage and has full
glass front and back, giving excellent
light even on the darkest days
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
Preservation Of Gresley's
Birthplace.

Several representatives of 4 L,s.
tortc association Of Amherst. Mass
intent upon preserving the birthplsos
of the great editor. Horace Greeley
have awakened interest In the old
dwelling situated IT, Amherst. H.
Is their intention to purchase the
building Several interesting apec.
dotes are recalled In connection with
the building. Shortly after the
Revolution the house was used as a
den OF number OF counterfeiters
who, however, destroyed their i'm.
plements before government officials
descended uuon them. AT much
later date, former Attorney General
A. f Pillsbury had bronze men,
oriai tablet designed and had Just
set 1t In place when Z local rust ic
observed to him: We'll, l don't
ses anything wonderful about you II
YOU we're born here" The Greeley
family moved Into the house In 1910
and lived there about eleven years
Horace was born there February 3,
1911. Printing Trade News
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
One Touch Of Nature Makes the
Whole World Kin

When rooster finds big fat
worm he calls all the hens In the
farm yard to come aud share 1t.
A similar trait OF human nature is
to he observed when 4 man discovers
something exceptionally good-he
wants all his friends and Deighhors
to share the benefits Of his discovery.
This Is the touch OF nature that
makes the whole world Kin This
explains why people who have been
cured by Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy write letters to the manufactur
ers 'or publication, that others sim
ilarly ail!ng may also use II and Oh
tain relief. Behind everyone Of
these letters Is = warm hearted wish
Of the writer to be Of use to some.
one else. This remedy Is for sale
by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
Choir Entertained.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Clark enter
tained the members of the Congrega-
tional choir and a few outside guests
In delightful manner at ther home
last Thursday evening. After a
short rehearsal the guests were sho"
a fine COLLECTION OF stereopticon views
by j. Henry Couture. Later, games
we're played and nice Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Clark, assisted by her
mother. Mrs, Alice BecKwith. There
we're thirty guests present.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30

in af,y pounds Of flour and dub th'
| upon the vines either with q bloWe
ar through the bottom of small pa'
made OF cheese cloth
The third method. which appeaI'
to be growing in favor. Ii thai O
nsinr the machines especially con
structed to blow the fine dust Of pu''
Paris Green on the vines. This meth
nd perhaps, has the advantage Of per
mitting the farmer to put the pois'l
ON thickest where the beetles appea'
TO be most abundant.
This is not difficult insect D. con
trol and very little experience VII
teach the farmer how to escale il'
rayagcs altogether
The second insect is the potato &c.
haetle. This is a tiny black iuSec
the size OF a pin head. which eats
round holes in the surface OF inc
leaves of the plant, sometimes caIs
ing the leaves to die when seyertN
attacked.
The greatest damage, however, is
done by the Young OF these beet,es
which live in the ground, These are
tiny white grubs not more than one
third of an inch in length when fully
grown. They hatch from eggs laid
in the ground at the base of The
vines where the stem leaves the seed
The Young bore into the skin of the
stems until the potatoes begin to form
and then mine tunnels under the skin
or through the pulp of the tnbeT
These holes often cause the skin io
crack in very unsightly way and
where they are deeper in the flesh
cause annoyance and waste of pot4to
10 those who have to pare the tuhers.
The insect is distributed through.
Dut the United States, but no effectiye
measure has been found for its con.
rol where potatoes are grown on very
arge acreage.
Several remedial measures sugssst
themselves. The first is clean culture.
The insects probably hibernate along
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
Notice of Annual Stockholders
Meeting.

You are hereby notified that the
annual stockholders meeting OF The
Greeley Tribune Publishing company
will be held at the company's oifice,
No. 722 Seventh street, Greeley,
Colo, ON Monday the 4th day OF May,
1905, at 10 O'Clock a M, to elect a
board OF directors fol the ensuing
corporate year and to transact all
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting. Your
presence at said meeting In person or
by proxy is requested,
Dated at Greeley, Colo. April l.,
1905 G. II. Wolfe, Secretary.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
Chamberlain's Has the Preference.

Mr.. Fred c. Hanrahan, a promi.
nent druggist OF Portsmouth, Va,
saws: For the past six years l have
sold and recommended Chamberlain $
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edv 1t is IA great remedy and one
of the best patent medicines on the
market. handle some others for
the same purposes that pay me a
larger profit. but this remedy Is so
sure to effect cure, and my Gus
toner so certain to appreciate my
recommending 1t to him, that l give
il the preference For sale by all
druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
Entertain Your Friends.

have verv fine stereopticon or
magic lantern, suitable for use In
church, hall or private home, and 1t
can be used in any house having
electric lights. Nothing nicer can
be found to entertain a company OF
friends or a club meeting Use OF
lantern and services OF operator,
with or without views, can be had
very reasonably. Slides made to or
der also. See j. Henry Couture, at
Fezer's drug store.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
POTATO BUGS
SIMPLE REMEDIES FOR IhE
COMMON PESTS
Agricultural College Men Give
Advice About Handling the
Insect Pests in Colo
rado Potato Fields

There are very few kinds OF IN
sects in Colorado that do serious dam
age to potatoes.
The one list known is the Colorado
potato Reetle. which long since pc
came distributed over the entire Unit
ed States Strange as it may seem
although the territory bordering the
Eastern slope OF the Rocky mountains
is the native home of this insect lts
rayages are probably less to be
feared here than in almost any other
locality.
The beetle is an oval insect striped
on the wings with yellow and black
The admits live over winter and eggs
are laid in early summer and there
annear to be several generations each
year.
For several years the late potatoes
have required absolutely no treatment
for this pest When the beetles do
appear on the vines they may be pois-
oned by the use of Paris Green APP
plied in one of several ways.
The popular method is to spray the
vines with Paris Green at the rate
of one pound to one hundred gallons
Of water
The second is TO mix Paris Green
and flour at the rate OF one pound
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
Social Club,

Mesdames L. f. Wyatt and Arthur
Soaring entertained the club of young
married folks OF the Presbyterian
church last Thursday evening. The
mote sociability among their mem
bers and it is an admirable success.
Various amusements were provided
won first prize. picture. In bird
game.
The hostesses We're assisted in
serving refreshments by Misses
Mayme and Hilda Wyatt
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30

d,ch banks and fences, all OF which
should be thoroughly cleaned out
,r,ferably early In the fall OF the
year,
Potatoes planted on new GROUND
,ra subject to less injury than where
,,, cron is grown two or three sea
cons in succession ON the same
,rnnnd Some years the pest anects
, very serious injury; others the dam
age appears to be very slight ihdeed'
S. ARTHUR JOHNSON.
associate Professor Of Zoology. Colo
RADIO Agricultural College, Fort Col,
Inns Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
A Happy Father

Is soon turned to a sad one II he has
to walk the floor every night with a
crying baby. McGee's Baby Elixir
will make the child well-sooth It's
neves, induce healthy, nomal slum-
be.r Best for disordered bowels aud
sour stomach-al teething babies
need II. Pleasant to take. sure anh
safe, contains no harmful drugs.
Price % aud so cents per bottle. Sold
by all durggists
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
The New BOrdered Wash Fabrics

We have been specially fortunate in
securing further supply of these popu-
lar spring fabrics. They come in batistes
and Swiss app!iques, in new stripe and
dots, with border on the edge for trim
ming. Some have the pattern running
across the fabric SO that the pattern is 4S
inches deep, wide enough for any skirt
In white and colored grounds with var-
Gus colored patterns, yd., 25c and 3Sc
We show complete line OF beautiful white
goods, also fancy silk Eoiennes, Voiles, silk Tis,
sues. Popins, silk Mulls, embroidered Swisees,
and our prices always little lower than any
else.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
Stallion John A. Scott.

Second season OF the thoroughbred
stallion, John A. Scott. The highest
class horse In the west. Fec reduced
to &l2 so, II you want drivers and
saddlers breed to this horse. HIS
winnings amount to 100000, with
worlds record to his credit.
A. ii. Asmus,
Elite Cigar Store.
Eighth avenue and Ninth street.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
Summer Millinery

A most imposing display of new mil
linery is ready for your approval. The
effects of the Easter rush has been COM
pletely restored with a choice line of
more recent creations from the master
designers.
Beauty is everywhere-the proper things for
street and dress-all chosen with critical discrim.
inaton and rare judgment.
Splendid showing of new sailors
Misses and Childrens Hats have received
special attention with Us this season. Misses
strawe beautifully trimmed, childrens embroId.
cred hats, poke oonnets, etc, IN bright new col.
orings and at moderate prices Bring the children
in-let us fit them out right
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
WHEN YOU THINK
G A K p e T S
THINK OF SHAW'S

Our Carpets can be relied
upon to give satisfactory wear.
Handsome in pattern. exclu.
sive in design and rich in col
oring. There is wide range
in many different qnGlities.
You'll find no difficulty in sc.
lectiug carpets to match any
scheme OF furnishing which
you have decided on. Even
our lowest priced carpets are
warranted to give complete snt-
isfaction. Bring your meas.
ures. We can save you many
dollars on your floor coverings.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30

so Bright, New Suits--Just Received
These arrived too late for Easter What our loss is your gain Every
oneo
the yethe product
There's
danti silk
all shades The
Chiffon Mohar Novelties,
SIS 90 $4SOO
and displayed the
first pleasing
black splendid
A the est dbests STYLES.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-30
NOTIc

(Sm,a, (SIaue OF Colorado.
0'1"'S o' Boulder. rs.
/" Distric, cou
oi Is priori,iissrr i%a,isr Of y, the adiuo,
Mater District, SSaution in,
Colorado. " oil the 81
on petition OF Geor.. 1, :.
priatio%n Il %"'ef ei rights tsIo and
made and decr"aadter her,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
VNFURNISHED.
FOR RE.NT-BY JAMES r. SHEA,
al3 IOT-ISGNA AVE v W

FOR RENT.N JAMES +. SHEA.
CAB LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
los Sd st. NV. is rooms and baths. .SSS go
IL! 18Th St NV. 1Or cb; hot water. 49, e ~,
1919 10th st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. 1000
2211 " ST NV III rooms and bath $50. 81 so
1892 " St NV 10 rooms Oh furnace. b 80
ia A ST ne 10 rooms and ha tn IS 80
412 " Y. ave. NV 3 rooms and .ba tbs - so
sl2 + st. NV. { rooms and bath. 2S0
3OoL4 10th St NV large storeroom. p so
I1os y. J. ave. NV. 8 rooms and bath. 26 30
!0S sih St Sc. nat. 5r.. b.. heat. 49,. % 80
1902 ST. ne, rooms and b., stable. 20 10
SOB II ST. ne. large storeroom. ....-... 800
721 I'd vt. ne g rooms and ba tn IS OO
Boil l. St sw 4 rooms and bath new % 90
3ol3 Holmead ave. NV. 6r.. b., furnace. - 90
SoS llfh ST. Sc. rooms and bath ... * So
314 u st. xw rooms and bath .... % so
1870 y. ]. ave. NV. nat. 5r. and hath. II 80
1881 + ct. ne, rooms and bath. 900
628 ST. s.w.. rooms and bath. 70 40
134I + ST. ne. rooms and bath lS. ~
l02 st. Sc. rooms and bath. 100
III 10th st. Sc. rooms and bath. " 90
30 Myrtle st. ne. rooms and bath 49, DO
6JOl, Newton fiat s rooms and Ia .h f6 so
oil 1lth st. Sc. 3 rooms and water. 80
1870 Duncan st. me-, rooms and bath. % ~
317 = st. ne 5 rooms and water 49,. Is. 40
Rear li16 3th NV warehouse 3 floors is 90
49I I. st. sw & rcoms and water 1889
Rear OPS y. j. ave. NV. stable. q stalls. 1000
Rear $40 r. Capitol ST stable 4 stalls. $50
Rear 4I3 Md. ave. s.w.. stable. > stalls. 500
455 Mo- ave. NV. - rooms and bn tn .s45 so
467 Y st. NV rooms and bath 80. 90
32S I'd sw. store or and water 800
POI Va ave sw store Or and water Is 90
1851 i ST. ne 8 rooms and bath 30 81
22S I'd s.w. fiat 5 rooms aud bath. l5.'n
1906 y. Y ave- 4 rooms and water IL. 80
Rear coo 9th st ne 5r and WATER $50
40 Limerick court. rooms and water. $50
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ron RENT-HOUSES.
UNFU RNlRHED,

FOR RENT. 4. WELDON & CO. 22& r. CAP
HOUSES. 1893 II ~, 5r... 90
632 Cap. Tor. b. FLATS.
stable $50 a 63e Z NJ, y. h. so
1000 Ia av Sc, Tor b51.W 6n2 + ne 5r. b. $50
641 ne. Sr. b.. .3S so II2e eth ne. 1r b. q. ~
Is Sd ne. 12r. h. .3...0 49, 10th ne 5r h. %. 10
122 sc. 81. b .dairyS2. So 1894 Mass nv Sc,
% 9Th So. Sr. b. ~ 10 Sr. b. ii 80
$40 ne. Or. b. gu. 80 s23 &c. Ar b. ~ 90
ia Ky av So, Or b. 28. 80 5271a 9th me- 81. b. 10 so
623 + ne. Or. b. 2S. 30 509s 18th Sc 5r b. Il a0
lS29 nv So .Sr h23. 80 121 9Th me- Ar h. IL. 90
500 14th Sc 6r.b. 10. ~ 65S Morton .4r, bis 30
SOL 18th Sc. 81. b.. 1S. 30 STORES
eli 18th Sc. CRIB. II. so SCI 9th ne.;c5 80
132 Heck'n Sc Or biz. @ l1eO 9Th NJ. bsmt. f201
325 ne, 5r. "a IT'S ]. se..... H.f,
1910 nth Sc, Or. ~. so 1922 18th SER. o 80
APARTMENTS.
The loudoun 314 f. Cap. & 6r.. b. $50 & $40
The Colcord. $40 =. Cap. Or. b. sag so
The Lavinia. 61S 5r., h. S25 80 $:s,s 5n
The Newton. 9th and ne. sr.. D.. $500
The Walton. Is 9Th Sc. ar, b. $50 90
The Pancoast. l343 +. Cap. Or. b. s25 81 * $50
The Roosevelt. 1116 ne, br.. b......... SD IN
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHFD-
1913 NV. 10r b. $35 50 1920 18th NV l2r b50. 90
2811 18th nv, 1r. b35.5 so
APARTMENTS.
704 18th nv. 3r, B. 90 1315N Yav nv 3r b3O. m
1890 nv. Ar b. .25 10 18th & NV, 5r, b. As. 90
1886 11th nw,3r, b. $500
OYFICE ROOMS
!o6 18th NV. $40 up Traders Bank bldg.
1901 NV. =. $4,000 $1,000 to $33. 90
1919 NJ st NV. $1,000 1923 y ave NV $50. 90
COLORED.
343 Pleas.ct sw. 4r. 80 1925 9Th NV, 6r $1s 80
JORDAN COMPANY tInc.), 1905 G st. NV.
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N.W.-UNF
1900 Belmont I'd.
I3r. %. 81. 900
l90:, y NV. COR, 81. $50. 90
1926 Mass sv. l2r.
o.. 1890
1864 Wyo av.1Gr. blOO.O
,nIS o nv. l3r. 2b. m 90
1921 = NV. I2r. h. ssh
sSiG Woo,iley I'd.
1Sr. b. .S3.33
1890 Vt av nw.12r. Bis 90
Oh r ne. !lr. h. 1900
liz ist ne. l1r. b..
1915 Clifton. I2r.b.75.0n
iOHO 18th NV. I2r. his 90
1902 @ NV. 9r. b. .0I 80
924 23d nw.llr. 2h. 500
1919 : nw.1lr.h. staGI.O0
1853 Q. llr. 2b. SIS. 90
90 X ne. lIr. b. .G1. 90
900 r he. 11r. b.65.O0
1904 : NV. or. h. .G5 90
LIB r NV. 14r. b.6,.0o
40 5th nw.l4r. h. 81. 90
1928 10th NV. 9r. 2b60. IS
2'o3 Champlain av.
Tor. h. ..........6 5000
l121 18th nv. Ior. 2b60. 90
1854 Park rd. Tor. b. 80. 90
1922 1. I1r. b. 100
2511 1irn. i2r. b. On 90
iTiS s nv. 11r.3b. 200
1881 Clifton. 1m. -. 80 on
1871 l. NV. Tor. h.Gn.00
2135 Ont I'd. Tor. h. 6o.OO
800 Col rd. l2r. Oh. 60. 90
1866 Col rd. Tor. h. ~. 90
l16S Col rd. Tor. b. 100
;ci7 Fl NV. 9r, b. $500
1919 ) NV. 1Ir. h.
without stable. - 90
1904 VI NV. Ilr. h.5:..00
1869 Irving NV. 10, b5c.50
i10S 2lSt NV. Tor. hJ2.:I0
100 Q NV. Tor. b.50.5O
1901 Y NV. Tor. II. 1850
1929 Harvard. Tor. b3O.30
222 I'd ne. l2r. b. -
2431 18th NV. Tor. b50.OO
1855 Park rd. Tor. b. 5000
11I2 Col rd. Tor. h. 5000
250J Champlain av
NV. Tor. b. 80. 90
1872 Hopkins. Tor. h. 30 90
i:AiO Irving. Tor. 10000
25IG I2ih NV. Tor. hJ0 90
Halls Sd ne. Tor. b50.0O
1890 Q nw.11r.b. 70. on
1871 3lst. 12r. b. .5O.09
1874 Q. Tor. b. =. 5000
1853 Ontario ri. Sr. h1O. 90
25IG 18th NV. Tor. b5O. 90
900 18th NV. Tor. b50. 90
1922 l3th NV. Tor. b:O. 90
""i25 18th NV. Tor. b. 81. 30
1870 Clifton. Tor. h. Al. 30
6l2 T. NV. lar. Oh. 1850
HOS Spring I'd. Sr,
3411 Brown. Tor. b.45.O0
1909 24th NV. Tor. h. a. 90
1920 Corcornn. Or. h. $500
1922 18th nv. 10r.b42.:0
1884 L NV. Or, b. 1850
2455 18th. Tor. h. 40 so
CONDUIT I'd near ",
iir. II. An. 90
DOB 10Th NV, ar. h. 1000
232l School. l2r. b. IS. 90
s2l1 VI NV. 1lr, b.3I.!O
I419 22d. Tor. n. 81. so
800 Ingleside ter
race. Sr. b. 800
Hsl1 18th NV. 1r. b. KS. so
1910 I NV. 9r. h. .35 so
P37 r NV. Or. b.. $3.50
35jt 10th NV. 10r.25 50
icl5 NJ NV. Sr. b. $3.50
81 ii NV. Sr. b. $3.50
IT'S \ Cap. 7r. b. $500
18th and Pa av Sc.
store. Jr. h. .35. 90
24O2 Pa av nw.ar. b 81. 90
52l 18th NV. Ir. b. 80. so
IA r ne. 1r. b. 80 90
2S3l l1th NV. Sr. al 30
SIS Taylor NV. Sr, b 1910
100 X To. ST.. h.. 30. so
6l4 22d NV. Sr. n. 70. 80
~ Randolph, Or. b.. .2S. so
20o9 Flagler. 7r. n. % 80
ia LIST INV. Sr. l.. -. *
I2i 18th ne. 1r. b.25. 80
I16 Sd Sc. Or. b.. .23.D
209 n Cap. Ir. b. $50
l24 + Sc. Sr, b. $3.50
SIS Shepherd. 6r. 80
1919 H NV, Ir, b.. .25.5
2c2l Ii NV. ST., Il. 1884
See our list Of apartn
fa- n41N y.
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7. Walker Z Son.
ct. NV.
1894 n sc. 6r. h. 1850
FUR. HOUSES.
2o23 Con av.l3r. 1920 Or
1925 Path. l2r.3b. $50 o.
2i1< o nv. ar. b.. 60. 0(
FUR. APARTMENT.
Laclede. Or, b. .i2S. 90
Oakland. Or. b.. .7b. 0a
Laclede. 4r. h. .15.0
FLATS.
1903 Monroe. 5r. h. IS. 81
2%01 ia av nw.5r. b 10. 20
SIT II ne. Or. b.. ..22.5t
HOS d ne. 81. b. .22.5n
1900 n Cap. Or, b. 20. so
OFFICE ROOMS.
;29 18th nw....10.cc III
1905 r ny. 1.6o VI
STABLE.
Rear POPS l4th nw.i2.O
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HILL Incl. 1885 o
J RNIS:lED.
5I6 Shepherd. Or. b.25.O0
s22 Shepherd. ef.LZ5.o0
600 A Sc. 6r. b. $50
i39 Cairoll sc. Or. b. c2.50
1889 Emerson. Or. u. % 50
220f I ny. 7r. b.. .21. 90
623 l ne. 6r. h. 20. so
1880 q So. Or. b. 20. so
ODD G NV. Or. base
ment. bath. ..... 20. 30
1907 Pa av Sc. Or. b. 20. 30
1876 Lincoln as.1.b19.:iO
DIS 18th sw. Or. b.ls.5c
1908 V NV. 6r. b. 1880
2n22- Wis nv. Ir. b.1S.O0
909 Sth ne. 6r. 1850
1O9 ! sc. Or. b. ..16. 80
1915 u Sc, Or. h. .lG.00
1927 Duncan. Gr, h.l5.50
1892 10Th ne. 7r.b.l5.O0
1925 X Sc, Or. 1850
COL0RED TENANTS
3Il T NV. Sr. b. 81. 90
l104 o NV. Sr. h. 80. 80
j3l Spruce NV. 30
1900 q ne. Ir. h. .27.m
$500 Center 6r, b. rs. 20
I:G Harvard. Or. h. 81. 90
23S 18th sw. 6r. b. 1880
4IJ Irving. 4r. b. ..l5. 80
II & - Wash ST.
Anacostia. 5r. each11.;O
5ls Marion ct. Ar. SO
COUNTRY PROPERTY
Bue-land.Va. Ga. l2r. $50
SIG Woodley I'd.
I2r. b. .S3.33
Ivv City. l23 Kendall.
CL Il rARK.
3225 Highland av,
13r.h, furnished. .n5
1916 Newark. Tor, b.
furnished $3.50. .t5.OO
S. side of Ordway.
0r. b. ....t......- $500
3i05 Ashley terrace.
Or. b. furnished. ..00.0
3i1J Ashley terrace.
Sr. h. furnished. ~ 90
3311 Newark. Tor. bJO. 90
294j Macomb. Or, b. AZ. so
Pierpont & Hubbard.
Sr, b. ............3 81. 90
STORES.
81 7th nv. large
store. per ycn-. .. 400
HOG G nw.sto & 4fis300
1928 ia az nv. 10000
J13 18TH NV. 1900
1ft1 nth. store. =. .5n. 90
l7.o Il. store. go. .40.O0
lois 18th NV. sto. 4r40.00
Inl1 II NV. sto. 40. 90
600 Fl NV. st. 90
18th 4 Pa av Sc.
sto. 5r. h. as 90
1900 18th Sc. store. IS. 90
2746 18th w.store. 10. 90
1871 II ne. store. 30. 30
3O36 14th NV. Sto. %. 90
1922 nth nv. sto. $500
1910 18th. coal I'd. 30. so
i3O4.S 18th Sc. whse20.00
2S16 14th NV. base
OFFICES.
72s 18th nv. "a d.
3r and toilet. rs. 90
1874 G NV, 2r. 90
1925 g. Sd d. suite
8 rooms. ........ 49, 90
Herald bldg. Sd &
4th ifs. $40. 90 e. $500
1928 G nw.3r. Sd fi35 90
Ills 18th. 2r. rs. 90
1928 G nw.lr.3d 400. 90
1910 Fl NV. No 10. 90
700 9th NV. 2 conf
municatinC re. 2r 70
Pope bldg. s17-SI9 14tA.
Office RS. .<i3.50 to $3.50
I02 9th NV. 2 front
rs. each. 100
Io2 9th NV. 2 rear
rs. each. ........i5.W
626 & NV. office. 49,
STABLES.
r 1927 Mass nv nw20. 90
Rear GAG T NV. ..l5.O0
1896 Union alley. .l5.oe
$500 18th n,v.G st,sI:,. 90
Rear G23 Fl NV. loco
Rear 1916 Y nav. 500
Rear 303S 18th NV. q. 90
Rear 1i0 n NV. 800
Rear 10 y NV. 800
Rear 1l44 18th. each4 90
ents under apartments
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FOR RENI-B1
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1907 ST. NV.
1883 Fla av SIS. so 1906 Belt nv 81. b. 35 50
1903 Spring I'd, Sr,b 3o3S Camb pl. 81, b. Is 80
stable ........ 60 1910 22d NV. Or. b. so
1891 18th .17r. 1871 q nv. Or. b. Sc. 90
Oh ........... 1880 TAT Park I'd .8r b. .35 80
1915 Lam 'tnw. Or b42 so 1881 IA nw.5r. b. as 90
1915 Sth NV, Sr, 3S. so pa Ky 81. b. "a so
21O3 800. so 80 Porter ne, 81, b. 80
FLATS.
1879. l. se A. b1O.OO 2503 18th NV 81. b. Is 50
The Chelsea. 6r, b31. 80 1921 35th, br. b. 80
25o5 18th NV Or %. so 1899 33th 81, b. Is 30
1928 18th ne. 5r, big. so 4171a 18th ne. I'd a,
l014 Fla ave. 6r b11.60 or, b.......... 80
The Luzon. Or. bal. 30 1871 L Sc. 4r. b.. g 90
The Luzon. 6r. b. 40 90 34lS n NV, 5r. b. 40 80
1887 Sc. Ar b. 900 9Os 18th nv. Ar, b. .35. OU
1906 NV, Or. b. .35. 90 302 ne. 6r b. .2i 80
COLORED.
1914 G me-. 6 rooms, bath. q. 80
W. Alexander Ct. Ar. and w.......... $50
SUBURBAN.
Pinehurst; D. G. 7r. and b.. h.wh. 80 80
STORES.
Northwest cor. 18th and tcor.. $45). 25 90
1144 18th ST., store. rooms ............ 20. 80
STABLES.
Rear 20 Pierce NV, water. 3 stalls. 800
iec1-ot
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FOR RENT
1923 10th NV Tor has. so 1902 NJ av NV 6r b22 80
l65 NV. Sr, b. SIS. 90 COS ne. Or. b.. 20. 80
630 b sw Sr b.. as 90 SIP 14th ne, 6r. IL. 10
036 NV. Or. B.. ..32 50 1000 sc, Sr.. Ia. 90
492 Me Az sw, l2r hsO. so IL Wash, Anacostiaii so
bi1 nv. Or. b. 81 50 400 Howard az, 81. 10 so
FLATS,
hlS nv. 4r. b. "a so, 1880 Va Az NV Or bis 90
1903 18th nw.5r. b.2250
STORE AND CELLAR
cAYwooD 4 GARRETr. i:si n 7. ave. nv nv