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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-04-30

the county wherein the crime charged
in the INDICTMENT Or ipformati9n
take the defendant to the place desig-
mated by the court, and the county at
torney and clerk Of district court or his
deputy, of the county wherein the crime
charged in the Indictment or information
was committed shall attend the hearing
for the purpose Of taking part in the
proceedings and recording the plea Of the
defendant and entering judgment there
on.
And the expense of the sheriff. clerk Of
county attorney, necessarily incurred and
paid by them in attending on such pro-
ceedings, shall be charge on the county
wherein the crime charged in the indict-
ment or information was committed. and
shall be allowed and paid by the county
manner as other claims against the
county.
This section shall not apply to cases
where the punishment for the offense to
which the prisoner desires to plead
guilty may exceed ZEE i! seven zen years inpris-
Provided. that no plea of guilty shall
be received or entered under the provi-
sions of this section. unless the person
charged in the indictment or information
be represented by competent counsel and
in case he shall have no counsel the
appear for such accused, and the fees
OF such attorney shall be paid in the
manner provided In section 47S9 and the
court shall not accept such plea of guilty
or pass sentence thereon unless 1t Is
fully satisfied that the accused has had
his action properly considered and ad-
yised by competent counsel
Sec 2 This act shall take effect, and
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April %. 1909.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-10

if you try to go to your hotel / will follow. will not
let you out OF my sight
you must be mad as well a coward" exclaimed.
If only my husband were here! I'm hoping he will
como IN now any minute and when he does"
At that instant, as made pretensc OF sancing ex-
pectantly round, my eyes caught Dicks
He was standing the opposite side OF the table.
looking at
He recognized that was in trouble and before could
have counted ten, he had crossed the room and
holding out 4 conyuIsiyely friendly hand "Oh, Dick
dear am glad you've come in at lastl" / sighed,
Il have been expecting you for ages.
Il was delayed" he tactully answered. earning my
gratitude by rising TO the situation He stared haughty
al the Italian whom he must have talking my
shoulder and | blessed the pride and conoet with
which l had once found open fault IF you're ready
now. my child, wei go"
BY my husbands side. swept past the prince. who
fell back few steps, pale ashes did not look at
him. and out together, Dick and l.
In the atrium. | painted with the weakness OF rcac
ton in my knees Don't trouble to get your coat and
hat for my sake said My hotel is quite close. I'm
stopping at the Hermitage
'I shall certainly not permit you go to it alone
III the circumstances 10 which you refer replied Dick
with a grim smile. you must really allow me TO take
you there, Cynthia.
things / should like TO explain 10 YOU" stam-
mered "But-you scat the hotel-'
Shall We have supper together at Ciro's then?'
Il couldn't cat"
That needn't prevent me from ordering something
I suppose you think I'm good at acting said L.
Very well; we'll have a table, and talk
few minutes later were in a less
tired corner Of the restaurant As in the crisis OF my
owed to myself explain everything and did So
beginning with Cadenabbia and working slowly up to
Monte Carlo. "Of course I'd no idea you were really
here finished But when saw you if by magic.
No excuses necessary. You did exactly the right
thing"
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-10

'I tell the manager of the hotel that my rooms
were allotted by mistake, and l must have a suite adj
joining that OF my wife who has been awaiting my
arrival We need have nothing TO do with each other
in private. but iii public must go everywhere
gether. This continue until engage for you
respectable, elderly dragon capable of frightening ad
venturcrs away, and shielding you from scandal If
you're determined 10 spend your life wandering about
the Continent"
Thus it was settled What Dick said to the manager.
never learned. for took pains not to be present at
the interview; but half hour after returning the
hotel l heard sounds OF luggage being moved into
room next TO mine Presently polite person knocked,
and proposed removing wardrobe which covered the
door between the rooms OF Monsieur and Madame I
about forbid this with naughty aStonishmcnt at
the suggestion, when caught sight of Dick standing
behind the the corridor, shaking his head Then
Remembered for the second time that night that Dick
and were realy-rcally husband and wife.
When the polite person had gone. leaving the door
of communication wide open, Dick appeared the
threshold and gravely handed me the key.
Good night" said simultaneously. Next morning
VIC met outside my door in tho corridor. fancy he
must have been waiting. had put white
frock and he looked the ceanest bestgroomed fellow
imaginable. in his gray Aanncls and light waistcoat
IL thought ought TO go down together" he SAID.
We did So and met the Americans | liked IN the
big hall. OF course introduced them. II seemed very
odd to say my husband" quite seriously. l caught
Dicks eyes. and they nSinLled 1t all could do
to keep from breaking into ggge.
What arc you going to do today" asked Mrs,
Rowan. She about five years older than l. CHIC
and gracious. but not pretty her sister. Miss
Everett, who was about my age MY husband has
suggested going to La rbic this morning, exploring
the old town, and lunching at that Jolly restaurant up
there, Lord Northlands will be with us. How nice
ii you and Sir Richard would Join the partyW
At least it would relieve tho situation to have set
tied program, for Dick and knew neither what do
with ourselves each other. Lord Northlands was
bridgery old bachelor ebyS with Doris Everett. Hc
would cling to her during the excursion told myself
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-10

Dick would have Mrs. Rowan and her husband who
was very witty and amusing.
Alter glance at each other, Dick and accepted
We went up the fieniaWc. but there was not room
for us all IN the same carriage, and the members OF the
party assorted themselves differently from my original
plan, Dick annexed Miss Everett Mr.. and Mrs
Rowan, who had not been married long, and were so
rdiculousy in love that they always made excuses to
be together stuck to each other, and there one
left Tor me but Lord Northlands.
was ycXcd and so l was he; but We had
to make the best Of it. everyone else seemed supreme
" satisfied. couldn't help looking at Dick and Miss
Everett, who handsome couple; he so dark she
SO fair; and they appeared extraordinarily congenia
too, Tor they talked continuously hardly stopping TO
throw glance at the scenery. | wondered what they
found TO abbcr about like that" until grew so absent
minded that SAID yes and no in the wrong places
10 Lord Norhlands.
Somehow, when was dressing for dinner that eve
nng Owe were all going over to the Rooms after
wards) had the most violent desire to wear preticr
frock than anything Miss Everett could possibly have
! owned ono particularly lovely gown, which had ar
rived from Paris couple of days before The one
trouble that. though 1t gave effect of extreme
simplicity it difficult get into properly without
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-10

tho help OF maid. However longed to see myself
in that moonlight simmer of white chiffon and op2es-
scquins. so | determined to risk it.
slipped hail the dress, and rang for the femme
de otGDIbyc to "fGiye robe She did her best but
it was not a best equal TO the emergency. When had
sent her away tried TO undo her work. but the dress
fastened behind and under one arm and in few other
places had arrived at the pitch of desperation, when
heard a dcprccatory tap. Without stopping TO think
whence it sounded l cried "EHiye-i" and Dick ap-
pearcd in his doorway, looking shameflccd, without
coat, collar waiStcoat
Something tragic had occurred it seemed He had
lost stud-the of stud which, 10 mans toilet IS
what the axis is TO the earth He had looked every
where in vain
Had l perchancc any makeshift which could lend
him1
searched, and found a gold stud among my belong
ings 1t big for the buttonhoe at the back OF
Dicks neck but gave my services with the air OF an
early Christian martyr and conryed TO iorce the thng
n The same process had to be gone through in put
ting oil the collar Dick has a nice throat II looked
like pale bronze 10 where the top OF the collar came
where melted into white. Ii like bronze head
set on a marble neck. was thinking when he asked
laughing, if there nothing he could do IN payment
for my kindness.
l bcthought me of my wrongly fastened dress, and
before knew what saying, had conhdcd my
troubles to Dick 1t took him half an hour to put nc
right for men are clumsy; but by the end Of that
time we friends again-better friends than we
had been yet; for how you be cOldy dignihed with
a person who IS hooking up your frock! And BESIDES
il appeared that Miss Everett much too plump to
he really beautiful in Dicks opinion; he liked tall
slender girls which proved that his taste
fined than had thought 1t, and made feel that after
all we had a good deal in common
Several days passed Dick had bought motor car
and we took fine excursions. seldom returning till
evening. and generally missing lady two who had
called in answer to the advertisement. But, judging
from tho description given of these danes by the
cierqc our absence did signify Shoals of letters
arrived also but Dick and talked them over and de-
cidcd that there not which suitable. Vcx-
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-10

My new friends took me 10 the Casino, and the hus
band OF one OF them taught "infallble system
at roulette. l amused and one evening after din
ner, when my friends were engaged for the opera |
ventured from my hotel to the Casino, alone
The tables were crowded. and people were standing
round Them. five deep. found place and was just
wondering how | could manage TO put louis on
seventeen, which was my lucky number, when voice
spoke at my shoulder
1t the voice of the prince Never, since our
great scene at Cadenabba, had he got enough 10
whisper in my car but now he so close that l
could feel his breath on my hair.
Dear angel, l have found you again" he said. Il
have been so long the way because have waited for
letters. in answer 10 inquiries l have made know
now all you would not tell Your husband lett
YOU at the church door. Your marriage is no mar
Tiagc. II can be dissoycd-it must be dissolved 1
when Won arc afraid of bc;ng comoromised that at
heart You for me I could see it at Cadcnabba.
Never can forget those happy days, when you were
your sweet, natural self"
Leave me" answered in the same tone of voice,
but with my cars burning III you don't, must call
some one to put you out"
You dare not | know your horror Of scenes. And
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-10

Your face looks as if you'd like to add for the first
time"
Never mind my face. You've certainly been ex-
tremely mprudent, but don't want to scold Per
haps haven't the right What must do is 10 suggest
a rcmedy-if be found You say you've told
other people besides that fellow that you expected your
husband"
than being gossiped about, perhaps"
We'll. here 1 | assure you, I'd no more idea of
finding you than you had of seeing me- But everybody
to Monte Carlo. l arrived only this evening,
and took rooms at the Hermitage"
"Indecdl9
"Hcrc's either complication or a solving of the
puzzle. As You say, you've had enough OF gossip and
I've had enough OF it also-for my wfc"
Your wife? Well suppose am
''You arc. And you've just claimed as your hus-
band. As was going to say, things being as they
arc VIC can't very well continue to stop the same
hotel and act like strangers"
Couldn't we act like cousins?
There's no such happy medium Either you must
go back TO England once, and [ must leave Monte
Carlo at the same time, OF csc-wc must stop on here
as husband and wife"
what do YOU mcan?'
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-10

~Z7 T SEEMS pity should 20 TO the dogs
MONEY said he As matter OF fact | think
KSS5EK4 ii was cats" said /.
k2laSSS III married to secure it, it would
EOlMS)S be the same as ii it went 10 both. for
~ we should lead cat-and-dog Lie torcther.n
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TO LET-BY THE F. n. SMITH COMPANY.
z. O. SMITH. LEE d. LATIMER.
Is0S NEW YORK AVENUE
lSl4 ct. NV. opposite British en-
has.y. 1877. and 3d.. elegant, house. :. $500. 90
1912 St. II rooms and bath. splendid
location ....-....... .......... -. 100 90
1923 Chaplin st. NV. 10 rooms and bath,
steam heat, fine home; ............... ssoo
1916 Calvert St NV. elegant house. II
rooms and baths. steam heat. va
cant Sept IT,. ............. $3.50
1925 VT. ave. NV. l1r. and bath; front,
side and rear yards: good order - $500
1898 Mintwood ST., suitcase. 1lr. 2b. Oner
1882 Calvert st. NV. Tor. and cb. $500. $3.50
cant Sept ................ 400
1929 Columbia I'd. Tor. and bath. ....... 1900
1870 Harvard st. NV. Or. b.. furnace. 90 30
II st. ne, Tor. b., good order. 1900. IS 90
Cos Kenyon ST. NV, new. Or. and H.. 276o
na1i Olive ave. NV. rooms and bath. 1880
1928 = 81. Sc. 6r- and b.. furnace. $500
2a13 y NV. 9 rooms. large yard 1880
To DESIRABLE CofA,REb TENANTS
5o2 ST. nv, sr. aud b., large yard. $50. so
auI.t
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tOh hENI-
l2s& 10th nv. Tor .$45. - 1854 Univ pl, Or 40 30
14 y at NV, IT. BIO 6O2 st NV, Sr. 80 20
3i9 13th sw IN. . 90 $50 9TH st ne. III. %. 90
1l20 9Th st NV. 7r. 5HO BOB Irving NV or 23 80
1892 o st NV. Or. .21 90 2l3 H st me- 6r q 90
1920 18th NV, Or. 1880 627 Newton NV n IL m
25O4 Ga av nw.6r 80 331 O st sw, 81. IS 90
20 + At NV. Or. 100 e4S at sw, 5r. Ia. 20
52f I'D NV. Or 4O f24S 14i2 ne. Or. IA. 80
1153 18th NV. 81. l3 80 1851 Boland al.4r12 70
1898 Crandall. Ar. 1000 235 v 1T NV, 5r 10. 30
2OO7 Rosed'le ne. trlOO0 lit NJ Mt se Or 10 90
45 Blagdens al. n. $50 227 Harm Anac ar q 20
II Coium'a ter. 4r g. 90 329 st sw. 4r. 100
lib Plens't al. Ar. 500 Gordon av ne, Ar. s. 80
1874 Knowlton ct 81. 500 1914 Grace NV 5r $50
"2s1a Diapers al, n. 80
APARTMENTS.
4O71a p st. NV, ID floor, b. yard 5r q 20
1885 n. ]. ave. NV. b.. 1st floor. Or. $500
1534.A N. ]. ave. NV. ID floor h. 5r % 80
50 o st. NV. LIST floor. h. w. heat 5r 90 20
701 10th ne. I'd and Sd floors, 5r... TO- 80
2lS st. NV. rooms. LIST floor ........ 1000
GNFURNISHED ROOMS
2l5 ~ st. NV, front rms. and cellar. $40 90
439 9th NV. rms. 10, II. IL. rooms. =. 1s 90
l4O5 LIST ST. NV, Q basement rooms. - s25
215 ~ ct. NV rooms. 4th floor, 1000
1902 \. J. ave- 0e. rooms I'd floor. 80. $50
6D1O IL st. NV. front room, I'D floor. 49,. 80
43D 9th St NV, room 1S................ 600
24O7 Shows Ct NV. rooms. .......... 500
STORES.
1904 7th NV store & large warehouse. $40. 30
1885 Bennine road ne. II ~
as ~ st. NV. 2 front rooms and cellar. 20 90
STABLES.
Rear 244S Ga. av. NV. . stories, 4 stalls 500 OO
Rear 232 18th s.w., west stable. 4 stalls 500
au1-3t' A. S. CAYWoOD. $50 9th st. NV.
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r. SHEA,
q ave. NV.
81 Myrtle ne. Or. b. 1880
TOE ] sc, 6r, b. 16. so
3i1 Mclean. Or. b. 1880
1859 C sw, hr, v. 1850
47S II sw. 7r. w..15.D
2433 I nv. Straw. l4.s0
$40 Goth ne. ar. w..S.5O
APARTMENTS.
1874 r. 6r. b. 1870
1874 T, Or. g.h't. .27.50
22i9 n nv. 8r&b. rs. 5,l
7O5 9Th Sc. crab. .25. 20
1886 y J NV, Or, b. IS. 30
$50 Newton. 5r. b.16. 80
l2lA 18th ne.6r, b. Is. 80
COLORED.
400 y nv. Jr. b. .27.50
40 Sd sw. 6r. ". .N.5N
27O5 NJ nv. Or. visa
10S Corcoran. Ivy
City. 10. 90
4l9 Limerick ct... s.. so
STABLES.
RI A.: Md av sw. $500
Rear 2202 l4th NV. IS. 90
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AUL CO.. 7TH 4 L NV.
1889 X NV. 20 90
1904 Ga av NV. ..l4.5N
sos Fla av nv. 1880
SIC La Nv. basem't 90
COLORED TENANTS.
600 18th NV, 12r. b4o. 80
40 l. NV, Or. b. sto 80 90
1902 9th nv .tsr. b. 80. 20
l123SAaton NV. 4r. BIO. 81
1915 Q NV. Or. ". 1000
$50 Johnson CT NV.
4r. W. BOO
g Bellevue ct. 4r, w.S.50
STABLES.
Rear 1913 10th NV.
garage. 1900
R'r 27lS Ga av. sta &
2 acres. .1z.00
Rear 1l1S 9th NV.
garage 1000
r 216l 9Th NV. 4stlsl0 .O0
Rear ITO 9th NV 10. %
Rear 444 r NV. 500
OFFICE ROOMS
5i2 r NV. 3r. b. 1000
1881 U nv. <r. b. rs 90
5l9 r NV. 1r. 1000
WAREHOUSES;.
Freedman's alley. 40. OF
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. AUGIST
1, 1YD9-Sealed proposals will be received at ihia
department until o'clock pm. Monday Augusr
10, 1909 aud then opened, for the construction of
chimney and preceding for the power plant in
the courtyard and boiler OF the Interior
Depa rtment told Post Once Department, build
ing, Washington. ID. C., In accordance with speci-
fcations and drawing. copies Of which may he
obtained upon application to the Chief Clerk Of
this department. JESSE T.. WILSON. Acting
Secretary. au1-1aw.ct
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS n c..
Washington, August 4, 1909.-Sealed proposals
will be received at this Office until IL O'Clock
noon Wednesday. August II. 1909. for construc-
ton OF Toilet Building and Swimming Pool ut
Georgetown Fairgrounds. Forms OF proposals.
specifications and necessary information msy hs
obtained from Chief Clerk. Engineer Depart
ment. Room 427 District Building. Washington:
l.. WEST. WILLIAM KELLY tactngl. CoInms-
sioners d. C. au3- st, eSu
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS FOR lEC-
TRIO MISUNDERSTANDING for Library Of Con.
gress, Washington. ID. g, July ~. 1909. Sep
arate sealed proposals for furnishing and deliver
in. the distributing switchboard and feeder
panel: conduit and fittings: automatic time
switches. and wire: for electric system af IL
Elimination I'm court book stack OF the building for
the Library OF Congress. in ths citv will he
reived ut this office until two o'clock pm on
Wednesday. the eIeventh day Of August. 1919,
and publicly opened immediately thereafter.
Sporifca lions and ether Information furnished m
application tn this Office. BERNARD Y GREEN.
Superintendent. jy2s. $50, au5.6.1
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USI, 0US 18TH 81. N. w.
lh7 Randolph. 7r, b32.0
1900 s, Or. b. $3.50
1928 O, Sr. b. 80. so
1O4 c sc. Or. b. 1880
2215 18th. Or. b. %. 80
213 9Th ne. Or. b. 1880
1928 y J av,6r. b. .25. so
1922 n Cap. Or. b. q. 80
Ds Fla Az NV. Or. b. %. 30
1924 5th ct. Or. b. PHO
1537 Marion. Or. 90
TIT l1th ne. 6r. b. .1s. 90
GIL Goth ne. 4r. 500
dENTS.
1914 Rosedale. 4r,b14.D
COLORED TENANTS
244A Bryant. 4r, b. 10. SO
1927 WiItherger. 6r11 90
STABLE.
r 2Olc II nw.5stls. 20. 90
STORE.
2Ol2 81. sto, DIV, sta 80 90
sos 18th. 40. O1
jyD-tu.th.sa.tf
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FOh REM

FUH KENE-
1913 Park I'd. o rooms and baths 5000
los 2lst St. 2 rooms and bath ...... 20 90
2s22 Sherman ave. NV, rooms and b. IS. 90
2olI 10Th 81 NV. 10 rooms and bath AZ 90
2t21 18th ST. NV. 10 rooms and bath -. 40. 80
1909 Corcoran. rooms and bath. stable. 10 90
1878 18th st. NV, rooms and bath. 30. 1000
a22 sd At. NV. rooms ard bath. SIS so
S2s ST. NV. rooms and bath. $3.50
1909 y Cap. ST.. ) rooms and bath tdatl. 20 80
81 NJ st. s.w.. rooms. ............... 1900
". ri. WALKER, 100 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
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STONE 4 FAIRFAX.

AoJVAhAtA0
FOO. sos 18th nv. 2zH
Nc5. .426 18th NV
300. .1@l Mass Nv NV
$lM1627 Mass Nv, lab
300. ma 18th nv. 17r
300. 1880 10th NV, l6r, 3b
800. 11l6 Mass sv. lE.b
$63.42.1 1872 18th NV. IL, b
@..1340 2lst NV, 10r.A
75. 1873 R nv, l8r. b
$50. 1872 q nv. l2r. bi
S&. 1890 Col I'd. 12r. b
-. 1O2 18th NV. 10r.2b
$&. .21 G NV. lar. b
$50. .14O6 18th nv. 14r. b.
@......1S8 Pa ~ NV
$50. TIA 18th NV, l5r.b
$50. .916 23d nv, 12r. %
$50. 1870 Park I'd. Tor, 2b
Deli ! ne. l2r. cb
800. 1917 p NV. 12r. 2b
$50. 1920 18th nv. Pr. b
$8. .l71S 21st nw,1ir,bl
8....112 e Cap. 12r. b
@......1318 Irving. OR
82.0. AT g nv. lar. b
$50. .170S 21et nv. Orb
80. 1717 Ore Az, Tor
$50. .o24 23d nw. 13r. 2b
$50. 1890 Columbia I'd
$50. 1915 21st nv. Tor
SIS. IS. 1904 18th nv. lib
$45. 80. .341l Brown. Or
$40. 81. Sn19 18th NV. lob
$45.D..17 Riggs. lOr. b
$@. 50. 15 G NV, 12r.b
S45. 2o26 r NV. Tor. b
$50. 1910 Univ pl, Tor
y4. .@7 y NV. Or
$8. ..1716 Riggs. Tor. b
@. .f723 Euclid. Tor
S@. .1416 Hopkins. Or, b !
a5. .021 Randolph, Or. b
1880. 1A1p 9th NV. Tor. b
al. 1907 10th nv. 10r.b
5000. 1922 Sd NV. 1Or.b
$40. 30. 1745 e nv. Or. b
5000. ..2Acl nth, 7r
$50. 1870 Ore Az, LOT. b
$1,000. 1920 18th NV
$40. 1922 T NV. Or. b
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FOR RENT
20G 14th nw.1Ir. h0. 30
3546 10th NV Or. b. 81 90
7i2 Euclid. Or. b. eel. q. 80
49S Maine av. Sr, b. d. so
1919 n y nv, br. 1880
g. NJ sw, 6r. 1880
1915 holland CT sw,
" .6.Oo
FIJI
1888 y J ay. 5r. b. rs. 90
1928 y Y nv, Arb. 20. 90
IS Porter ne. Arb. 1880
$3.50 Ma av NV, 5r, bis. so
STO
71S 18th nv. large
store 1000
CAYWOOD & GARRETT
Au7-3ts
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FOH REM
Attractive dwellings, fats and stores. all Sec
lions.
1928 Eye Ut. NV, lar and 3b. 800 90
1877 X At NV 10 rooms and bath -. 1850
1920 Corcoran st. IL rooms and BATH. $500
114O Corcoran St. 10 rooms and hath. 4O.50
174S KaloEama I'd rooms and BATH. 81 30
212S st.. 6 rooms and bath. ......... 100
80 NJ st., 9 rooms and bath. ......... 5000
IRA r AZ rooms and bath. . 1850
1920 Marion at Z rooms and bath. 49,. $3.50
IA eth a. se rooms and bath. $50. q 30
1878 S2d st.. 6 rooms and bath. ..... 1880
789 9Th 1t Sc rooms .... 1880
al 9th st. S.e.. rooms. 100
FLATS.
i765 Willard It. NV, 6 rooms and bath 300
81 RI st NV s rooms and bath. ...... 22.JO
800 {; St Sc rooms and bath. 81
sos llth st. Sc, % door, Or. and bath. 3.5O
1915 D ct. me-, s rooms and hath. $50
1o4 18th nj ne rooms and BATH. 1850
los 18TH st. ne. & rooms and bath. 1850
COLORED TENANTS.
1an0 Walter a. Sc g rooms and bath. 1880
.o(l4C r a. NV rooms ..... 1910
STORES.
Basement under our ONCE.
Call for list published every Monday.
Many desirable furnished houses and apart
ments for rent.
A. r. FOX CO.. Established 1875
The Realty Corner. 18th at n. \. ave.
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YIN 1tbsAN i y L IA - ~
FURNISHED.
1777 Church. Or, b.$125
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