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Amador ledger., 1909-01-29
Business is Good
Thank You.
A few Reasons Why we are
Growing so Fast.

1. Shorthand taught by success
court reporter.
2. Touch Typing by an expert
operator.
3. Bookkeeping by practical &C
countant.
4. Preparatory Coaching by COM
p0aent teachers.
5. Business management free with
either course.
6. Moral as well as bushes train
ing.
Z. Lectures by Berkeley's repre-
sentative business mau.
8. Berkeley an ideal location Tor
q large business college.
OUR RECORD:
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12

comforts of Il plunge into the snow
fed waters.
Last Sunday as the boat was steam
ing into Poison from Somcfs it began
to sink, All the way up the lake the
boat had been lighting against the Ice
which was just beginning Ia cover the
water. and the long journey was too
much for It. The passenger list was not
very large. but there were enough peo-
pie on board 10 max. the outcome very
serious. A plunge into the icy waters
was almost certain death for those who
could not swim. and the distance to
shorc-some 60 or 30 feet-was enough
to tax the best of swimmers with the
temperature Of the water at the fre.z-
ing point. and with thin coating of ice
over 1t all. {. ID. Harris president of
the First National bank of Poison. was
the first to act. He had with him I:
satchel iil.ed with currency for the
bank. and this he threw clear onto the
thick ice bordering the shore. Then.
with several other Of the male passen-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
News From the Land of Promise

Fred Buck returned Friday from the
reservation. where he has been making
a survey and a classification of the
lands for the Smead company. He has
covered the entire reservation in the
months that he has been in the field.
and his notes are complete. containing
the topography. soil description. ioca
tion and exposure of every forty. to-
gethcr with observations as to its
adnpfabiity to irrigation. its distance
from water supply and the name of the
stream from which its water would
have to be taken. With Mr.. Buck was
d. d. Hull. as land expert. and the notes
of the two contain much valuable in
formation relative to the reservation
lands.
There Is much activity ON the rescr-
walton this winter" said Mr.. Buck yes
terday. There are many visitors who
are looking for Information regarding
the land of the reserve. and there are
many leasers. The leasing system y
very satisfactory to those who wish 10
locate on the reserve for actual farm
ing. but it is not encouraging to those
who had hoped to speculate. The pro-
vision against sub-leasing spoiis all
chance for speculation. The men who
are leasing are men who want to farm.
There are many men in the crowd from
the Bitter Root. who have sold their
farms there and are looking for an OPP
portunity to develop more new land. I
was surprised at the number of these
men: it Is good recommendation for
the quality of the reservation land that
they are willing to take 1t up
"'The work of the reclamation men
is proceeding in good shape. There has
been one party Of engineers sent into
the Little Bitter Root country. and
more are going next week to outline
the work on the irrigat ton unit there.
On the Poison unit the work is getting
along in good shape. The blasting for
the power dam can be heard daily. The
dam Is at the second rapids below the
lake. where the water flows through a
narrow box canyon; ii is Il splendid site
and the pumping station should be
success. Mr.. Taber has his men dis
tributed and the work on the different
units is being carried along we'll to-
gcther."
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12

One Robinson Thermal or Turkish
Bath for those of weakened vitality
will do more good iii a half hour
than three months vacation on "A
farm-infnitely more than can he
expected from any drug in the
world
Many startling results have been
produced by the use Of the Robinson
Thermal Bath. 1t is revolutionzing
the treatment of disease. Prominent
physicians are abandoning drugs in
many cases for this new treatment,
Those who have tried them, are as
tonished at the change In their con-
dition.
The intense exquisite feeling of hap
piness, strength and mental ciearness
which results are impossible to ex
press in words.
Open up the pores and the change
seems almost miraculous: nerves
are strengthened Ut once. kidneys get
we'll: eczema. pimples and skin dis
eases vanish: bad colds. lumbago.
rheumatism, dyspepsia. throat and lun5
trouble. insomnia and constipation
disappear as though some wonderful
force had lifted them away.
Every man OF woman can now have
IA Robinson Thermal Bath at home. at
a cost of Int. u few cents. and with
out trouble.
This can be done only by the Rob-
insan Thermal Bath Cabinet which
isea model of ingenuity. No matter
what the size III your purse. you can
have one of these cabinets.
The Robinson Thermal Bath Cabi-
nets are now being exhibited. and
are ON sale in Missoula at Missoula
Drug Co.
Ask the dealer also for that great
book. The Philosophy of Health and
Beauty" The regular price Is Sc %.
but You can get one free for limited
time.
Don't pass another day without
seeing these cabinets. IL You can
not 60 yourself. just send your name
and address today to the ROBINSON
MFG. CO Suite u. Snowflake Bldg.
Toledo. Ohio. for full illustrated in
formation free.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
STEAMER DISASTER.

Poison. Dec. ll.-Flathead lake has
had its first serious naval disaster.
Never since the steamboats, of the
white man first took the place of the
birch bark canoe on the waters of the
lake has anything even approaching IA
disaster occurred. But that was in the
past. Last Sunday the record was
broken by the little steamboat Queen.
one of the numerous craft plying be-
tween kaispeii and the lower lake
TOWNS.
The accident came near being SER
ious. The ley waters oI the lake ar.
rot very inviting and the deck OF u
sinking boat is not the most enjoyable
place from which IL ponder Oil the dis
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gers, he jumped into the lake and after
"A hard struggle reached the shore. As
soon as they wer. out of the water the
men laid poles and boards out onto the
lake, and then building a float They.
reached the stalking boat. from which
they escorted the women passengers i'm
their arms. Wagons were hired and
tho participants in the disaster hurried
to their homes in Poison, after watch
ing the little steamer sink beneath the
water to the bottom
The accident came near To being ser
ious, however. Had il been n hundred
feet farther from the shore 1t is prob
able that all would have been drowned.
Nome of the passengers could have kept
asloat long in the icy water. and the
long swim would have been out of the
question.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12
POISON NOTES.

The t'iathcad County State haak has
let the contract for its new building
/ to the Poison Manufacturing &. "a ,,ans.
| they having been the successful bid
derS. The remaining part Of tie lp,
OH which the bank Is to be built has
been purchased by Messrs. Kaiser x
McCann Of Dillon. Mont, who will erect
ii large general merchandise store
thereon and bring stock to Pnlsun
value at $4,000 from Dillon. where
, they are 1T present located. IL is I'M
derstood that the purchase price paid
for the lot was $4,000.
TIL" laying Of the pipes for the water
works system il being pushed very
rapidly. and ii Is quite probable that
the city will be enjoying the benefits
OF the new system by Christmas The
lire protection for the city will be am
pie. as the most approved fire plugs are
being placed ut every street corner
Fire companies have been organized
and the necessary fire apparatus is
being purchased
W. \. Noffsinger, president of the
fiathead Transportation company
spent several days in Poison last week
adjusting the losses caused by the
burning of the barge on the flaihead
lake n week ago last "Wednesday. Both
the transportation company and til.
people of Poison suffered considerable
loss, In all something like $1,000
\. J. BUTLER and family of Mime
sofa have purchased two fine resi-
aenee lots from Charles f. R.deker. the
real estat. man. and propose 10 make
Poison their future home. They ex-
press themselves as being delighted
with the place.
Miss Lila TruN has Just returned 10
Poison after Il two months visit i'm
Idaho Falls, Mher. she has been visit
ing with relatives.
Zen 1ramer and Fred H.rzos have.
Just returned from IA hunting trip with
two nice deer. Consequently their
friends are enjoying some fine yeni-
son.
\, h. Fray. while out hunting in the
mountains II short time ago, shot Il big
black bear which had come within six
feet of him before he noticed its pres
ehce. His trusty gun. however, dis
posed Of the animal without any delay
Harry u. Dawson. the Indian sub
agent, has returned from an extensive
eastern trip IL Washington. l.. e. and
Maryland, and Is now busily engaged
Ill the development Of his ranch with
Jonn sherman. his partner.
The early freezing Of til. lax. IL
causing considerable Inconvenience to
the merchants and others in getting
their freight, and in view of the fact
that there is II possibility of its re-
manning frozen, most Of the freight will
i'll the future be brought from RayaI1i
TIL. contract for tn" building of the
First Methodist Episcopal church has
been awarded To- the Poison Manufae-
turing company The cost Of the
church viii be about s2aeo, and will Le
one of the most tasty and best arranged
churches To b. found in western Mon
tana.
kederich MeG;iilivars Of Mulian.
Idaho. has leased the gedeker building
Oh the corner of Third and ID streets,
aud viii establish Il general plumbing
business therein.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-12

The peculiar properties of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy have been
thoroughly tested during epidemics Of
Influenza. and when il was taken in
time we have not heard of a single
case Of pneumonia. Sold by all deal
ere
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-07-30

nsa3ss uaas q l ~ -
Iaessoayils Neaarsi1y.
Have yOu Rad Ssssson Las Esilai
Miss Norris. q Nswtoa. Ga, Fe1sa
home Monday after q deAghtfal vIE's
here with Mss LiEzie BliS3eA
Col Cary A. HAraee. safe attorney
for this circuit, has been IN Jasper this
week attending circuit court Whiehe con
vened there Monday.
You must return your voting tickets
BY, saturday July Slst at 10 p. n. at
Cooks.
Sid Conner, j., Of Quitman. Ga,
was IN the city the latter part Of last
week % visit his wife and child who
have been spending a few weeks here
with relatives SD has q ncracve
posi6On WITH the rairoad company q
Outmzn Snd Is ''naking god
Bsalord q naasa a.
TIA ieg lzys va h - eg WlA
~ sswssrg M ~ Bryan 90
TurulaT ff Ssaaraee SgFgs ueGR
~ uil b a. 800 ~ 49, tlaEktssa
Ma Cco n nures. "a. sni M
Char.tzo RlaekusA saiA SstnH,ag
Coa drinaA ~ cruam aaa slEars .,
CookG
Mss Why's RsslsleT, On aacomPhahed
and ysry poPulaF yCaag lsly q ja4ef.
returned hone raesiay after a delghi.
I ful visit N tbs city vita hes siztesA
/ MrS r. E Mcneil Ard NA jos Roof
She vas accompanied home By Ma
Roof and little daughter, ice s, Who
viii be her guest Cor . few dayA
! Nice line tobacco and cigars a s ?.
NAYS
Mr.. and Ms E. W. Burrows Of
Henderson. n. c. are IN the city,
guests Of their daughter. ArS c c.
Cook and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
rows Ike our city and county veTy
much, and it is likely they viii decide
70 make this their home.
Theodore Randall and his pretty little
daughter, Mss FlOCed, cane down
from Madison last week 70 visit Ar.
RandaR's daughters, Mrs. Sid Hinely
and Mrs. c. A. Hsrdee. Mr.. Randall
has returned home, bat Miss FlOredi
remained over IN the city with her SIS
tiers for several days.
Walter BysOa has Just closed a sale
Of 29OO acres Of Sgwsnnee county lands
to Morgan v. GreSS Of jacksonville
Who Is buyi1g for the Gress MGnufae-
turing COmpNnyof that eity. he Con-
I ssse-sfior uss shour 2L0a ms Ind
VII noE Be- placei On the usrkst IN
snail bcbes an6 SD O1 easy terms %
sctusl settlers
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-07-30

Miss Peek q the Union hospiial leii
this morning foT q two weeks yacai,oo
trip to Laurayille. Pa -Valtsta
Tines
Lands advertised in the Democrat for
sale by the city and By the state and
county Cor taxes win be sold next Mon
day. Be on hand il you want to buy.
". R. MeGregOr, fSanta Fe, was in
the city thehrt Of the week tOIyisit his
wife and little daughter who were guests
Of Mrs McGregOr's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. S. Baisden.
Miss Lorena Martin, Of Hilton. Ga,
who has been the charming guest Of
Miss Edna BIuine for the past week
win return home FRIDAY. much 70 the
regret Of her many friends
Ms C. n Hldreth ST.. returned
home Moray from AmencuS Ga,
vheFe she has been fg the past u,0rtk
D. vist ~ 6zughter, Nh Councl
who has been C-i,e a,k bui = re
cnwhssHg
Abicc Ire boS psPsT and uh.ctt
SuWannce prug Co
live Oak b entitled snieF ne rghags
q the poStohcs department % nv
city mail delivery, and we are PLEASED
10 note the natter has been taken up
with he proper authorities and that
within q very short time letter carriers
viii be pat on.
H. H. Brown. manager Of tbe Hall
Hardware store is the hapPiest man n
'steen states an on account Of The
StOrke leaving a fine boy at his hOmC
Wednesday, July Is which happened
to be Mr.. Browns SOth birthday. Hs
feels ike celebrating. Mother anC
child are doing nicely.
You can for q limited period purchase
from Us the medicine YOU need undel
positive written guarantee 70 refund
purchase price # YOU are not entirely
satisfied with the benefits received
SuWannee Drug Co.
James CasOn, an old citizen Of TIN
county. died at his home IN Suwsnne'
county Wednesday Of last week o.
PARALYSIS. His remains were brought
back to this county and buried IN Pros
peet cemetery. He had many frieHdi
IN this county who viii regret to lear
Of his death-JaSper News
James Reeves vas in the city tn
fist Of the week the guest Of Col Frer
". Butler and family. His bright III
re daughter, Mss Agnes, who hac
been visiting her COUSINS. Clara and JOs
Butler for TIE pGSt month, retune-
hone With I'm. accompanied Is hrtls
Mss Cha ard Master Joe Eho vi ;,
TIER guests for few dayS
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-07-30

~ tuaa. q rinenunS. vss n the
Gag Nelamay
Ca Frui " Railer uas IN Jackson
vils Necessary b Represent q client
n ~ ousra u hat ei,y.
Ma Ey. Woad.ng. q Blaekshsar,
Ca. fviuFhei home hondAy after .
visi IN tbs sisy 10 her daughter. Ms
Fred " Bulles and family.
See the hFEe table Of remnants, left
FROM shs big sale At The ladies' En-
p0rium
M 7 s Baisden and children and
Nm " r. NcGFegOF and little
anaghseF efi Tuesday Coz Atlanta, Ca,
uhers thry I'll gend q monJh
Ahg arsal aays VISIT WITH flena
49, rsfsss at 1--we 0ak and NailSEa.
Ns Eha sni csc Caiieagg ~
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an eaf aannes sra9
nm uH masa es mHh
an a ths psh Ua,h
~ n ai lherb
G 81 fH nsnfame Hegf IL
ea tsl Fad p.aied leu.
ts 1nf al . 8 ktans
"a ASA 81 Rossbars sas n ~
Nal sa1 -mais Us Demo
rafatah ~ Ms repoTts crOps IN
Al satas ,a5 ta,FJ good rae corn
SEQ a Gas ssgl.an h harty aagood a.
a. Fssf aai ~ 5oiton orop, b. fears,
aH 81 r.nsaieIsbls shoFt
~ Uas}. 81 ths Wi.soh a ThomP-
49, umtafs aofe has tOT sale a very
haniy az caa,yuipnt aoseT POI shelf
e. aaal ans i yog have aOWcu tins
yep cconomI1al vay % caring Tor
thsm sll interest you.
E.Shsra John Havkias, Of Inver-
ness. vho Was IN the city the hrst Of
The WA. SID his o-sere farm a feW
miles south Of the city to l. D. Byrd
Sgwannes county farm lands soon md
a purchaser these days when placed on
the market.
IL EtWards and family, Of Jack
unviue. VII make Lske City Their
future hcne having moved INTO The
. Fy.rs hoase Mg. EdEarts VII have
eh,ure q ire commiSSag department
q ne Fast Coas, Lgmber Co, al
Ng.,gun Inke 50 CIu11-Re-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-28

INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
ESTATE HOLDINGS MUST BE SOLD.
9th ST ne close to Md ave-; Groom and
bath brick; modern. Rent, $22. Price, s. 600
Close to 18th st. above NV three-story
bay-window brick. Rent. $50. Price So 500
Close to 18th and Fla ave- NV: rs. bath
and cellar; brick. Rent. $50. Price, So 500.
Mass ave. nesr 9th st. me-: rs and bath ::
brick. Rent, S2S. Price, $500
14th ST. property: ripe for business; modern
brick building. surrounded BY thrifty business
places. Rents for $37 so. BY slight i'm
provement property will yield 500 month.
Price only $4,000
Two modern houses Columbia Heights: the
two will rent for Sal. Price for both. s. 400
BELT. OBRIEN CO.. Inc, 1909 G st. NV.
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FOR SALE
HERE'S A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
TO SECURE 4 FINE DETACHED
RESIDENCE AT ABSOLUTE COST.
Lot 70x110 fee

Lot TOXIC feet.
Located close to the NEW CONN AVE.
BRIDGE-a section Of select homes
THE DISTINCT INDIVIDUALITY Of this
property is a valuable feature-not hemmed in
by other houses. Open all sides. Built
solidly OF the best materials. Modern to the
minute First floor has large entrance hall.
drawing room library. pantry, dining room and
kitchen. Second floor. four huge bedrooms.
Third door has two spacious rooms. storage
space and servants quarters. Three baths. one
shower BATH Servants toilet Spacious
porches front and rear. Hotwater heat: cleo
trio lights: fine, bright cellar. Price. $16, 600
actual cost. Terms to suit. In two years time
this property will be worth So. 600.
BELT. OBRlEN & CO.. Inc. 1909 g NV.
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FOR NT-CONGRESsIONAL APT HOUSE,
East Capitol and LIST SITS. overlooking Capitol
grounds; frst-class apt: all modern improve
ments: electric elevator and telephone switch
board in apt: each apt. connected.
Groom and bath apis, $50. so to $3.50.
Groom and bath apt, So. So
3 room and bath apt, $35.
1-roOm- a nd bat apis, $12 so to Sl6.
THOS ]. FISHER & co. QncD,
se23n 1873 18th st. NV
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FOR SALE-HERE'S 4 BARGAIN.
$3.50; OVER SIXTY FEET WIDE.
CORNER. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Tenroon. three-story house: 1st-door kitchen:
hot-water heat: concrete cellar: eight biz
closets. 1t would cost 5000 to duplicate the
house alone. $500 cash. $25 month.
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tOR RENT
THOS. ]. FISHER & co. QNC.).
1873 18th st. NV.
APARTMENTS-Not Heated
1873 ST. NV.
second floor fat. rooms and bath. $50 so
1877 T ST. NV.
Second. noor. fat. rooms and bath. $3.50
1888 ST. NV.
Second door. 8 rooms and bath. ...... .ssl.5o
1875 ST. NV.
First floor. rooms and bath. ...... 80
2323 18TH ST. NV.
First floor. or. and bath, furnace heat. $50. 80
2719 18th ST. NV.
Second floor. rooms and bath. 1900. $1,000
174I WILLARD ST. NV.
Second floor. Or. and bath, furnace heat TT 80
1871 WILLARD ST. NV.
rooms and bath, furnace heat. so
2215 y ST. NV.
Second floor nat. 6r and bath. furnace. .s26. so
1880 GIRARD ST. NV.
First floor 5 rooms aud bath. furnace
heat. vacant Oct. 1880
IT'S 4TH ST. NV.
First floor: rooms and bath. latrobe. .s21.5O
1717 4TH ST. NV.
,o First IF, floor or and b.. latrobe heat. .s2lSo
Third floor. fat. rooms and bath. .$16 so
THE PLYMOUTH" i116-I11S-112O ST. Ne
Fiat No. 4. LIST floor. Ar. and bath $500
Flat No. 10. LIST floor. Ar and bath. SIS. 90
220 QUINCY ST. NE
First floor. rooms and bath, stove. 90
21Ol3 QUINCY ST. Ne. bet. I'd & Sd, Q & r.
First floor. rooms and bath, stoves. .$13. 90
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FOR RENT ROOMS AND BATH. SUITABLE
for hous excepting bachelors apartment; To-
cation superb. 1922 NV. se14-tf
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

FOR SALE-s85Oo
We offer In this choice residential section q
remarkable bargain to settle an estate Full
three-story hay-window pressed-hrck residence.
high ceilings beautiful. bright dining room
tiled vcstihule and bath. with latest plumb
finished throughout in hardwood: naaseive hard
wood cabinet mantels: back porch. with rear
soass y .ss as at Pas sna i. Similar
an adjoining house which carries $4,000 FIRST
sToSE + r. Fairfax fsa! 1912 New York ave-
FOR sALE-oN wAsHINGToN HEIGHTS.
A sEMr-pErAcHEb BRICK HOUSE.
Near 18th and Columbia road.
bargain n sena snResrf built brick resi-
denes' seven h 81 vsG11 fp0 HEAT EAT:
STONE & FAIKFAx. 1ssa New Yozt ave.
FOR sALE-B ST. NE. : NEAR p SD.
concrete cellar under entire house, valuable
s4o SEs nf iy Ss the ggt o1
'0 NEAR loTH AND MD AVE. NE
very attractive little home. strictly mod
DOOR pan on
furnace heat: eastern exposure; deep lot with
room for stable. and rear alley: q much bette,
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-$3.5OO.
Under rental for about ten years to the
same tenant at $40: will bring $25; six large
rooms and bath: southern exposure; located on
II st. near 18th
STONE 4 FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE
remarkably cheap corner residence on
Washington Heights. north Of Columbia road
and south of Calvert street; FRONTAGE
OF OVER 80 FEET containing 10 rooms bat b.
rooms; gas and electric lights: hot-water heat;
parlor. reception hall. dining room, pantry and
kitchen on one floor; seven sleeping rooms
laundry: open fireplaces; PRICE, IF SOLD IN
SIDE OF. TEN DAYS. $7.75O: renting for $50
a month: 4 loan Of 5000 can be placed on
the property at per cent; the house is com.
paratively new. and was built to sell for $11,
600. Secure this bargain for q home invest.
ment or speculation.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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THE CHESTERFIELD.
3141 Mt. Pleasant st. NV. One delightful
apartment OF u rooms and bath in this elegant
new building: all outside rooms: large, bright
and CHEEKY: ventilated kitchens; large private
porch: under splendid management.
w. H. WALKER, Agent. 100 10th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-JUST THE PLACE For A PLY
SICIAE-the irst floor apartment In the Green
way. 1924 21st ST., near Dupont Circle; $500
month by year. CHARLES EARLY CO.. Inc,
els 14th st. NV. se21-2Ot
FOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL GROOM AND BUT.
ler's pantry apartment In the Pebbleton. near
Dupont circle: $45 month by year.
THE CHARLES EARLY CO..
se14-16t els 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT-A MOST DELIGHTFUL APART
ment in the Winchester. not far from Dupont
Circle; $25 month by year.
THE CHARLES EARLY CO..
se14-16t els 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT MOST DELIGHTFUL APART
ments in the Fulton. street. near Connect
cut ave-; $50 and $40 month.
THE CHARLES EARLY CO.,
se14-16t 815 14th ST. NV.
FOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL GROOM APART.
ment in the Ashburn 18th and Harvard sts;
THE CHARLES EARLY CO..
se14-16t 615 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT-CHOICE APARTMENTS, s ROOMS
and bath. in the Shannon 1903 30th st.. and
the Askeatnn. 1907 30th st. NV: $50. 80 to
$40. 90 per month. ]. Fl. BRADLEY CO. Unc.) },
1904 G st. NV. se14-tf
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

ASHLEY APARTMENT HOUSE.
18th and California SITS.
Very desirable apartment.
rooms and reception hall: rent. $4,000.
Elevator and all modern Improvements.
SAMUEL TALBERT. Manager.
se22-1Ot Room 3O2. Jenifer bldg.
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FOR RENT BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR RENT-.l27 q ST NV: STORE; BAN
cry; Broom nat and stable: fine business stand
cheap at $I5: Will rent separately.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS', 1923 +.
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$1,000: RENT $50 80
The biggest snap ever offered. It's two
story brick; modern house: located right near
y. J. ave. NV and NJ ST.. and really worth
$500 more than we are authorized to sell II
for. See Ii.
SHANNON & I.UCHS. 713 18th NV.