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W HEAD AND SHOULDERS OF A GIRL -
NOs2- MARTHA WESTINGHOUSE PRoFlLE>~-~

donic up-curled lips are enough 20 terrtTv
the very nervous when seen from the
second gallery.
Directly ,riow IL is the colossal figure
of guayisn angel. rs though 10 rsassure
the timid. s.capug appa rcDtly right dow ~
out OF the ,uarilie, lis great winessreacit
ing upward allnos: in a semi-ctrcse -
beautiful vhiteness. Many claim bnever
to have seen this. and aSCribe II to tn
visions" Or tie ultra mystics. bui II Is
there. for those sufficiently clairvoya;rf
to carry in the minds eye the few DEF
touches lacking. That tIerculaneap ma"
figure already mentioned tolls ever up
ward with en- enormous rock upon hs
heavy-muscled shoulder. and some "a
that at intervals he pausos to rest tim
they have seen him in the waiting Att
tude of one who stops for breath
"a =. 49,"
Nearby baby boy gazes trustfuly
from the shining surface. with one hand
shading his eyes and the other across a
chubby little .'tummy" Above. lion and
an eagle are engaged in mortal combat
All around-possihly rs a result of the ar
teries and nerves and sincws and genera
anatomical scheme az clearly to b
found in marble as iii the body OF ma.
there arc THE waveritg shapes OF Chou
and COLLINS. of headless heroes ana clf
at play and maIeyolent. grinn;n" Skulls
Several OF these death heads are -
be noted among the heterogeneous col
lection and ore of them occupies most
of a column UP near its capital This is
the skull OF human heing. and mus
prove strangel" undesirable companE Tor
any night wa Gilman gifted-or cursed
with undue imagination
Most agreeable of all the scenes De
picted is one of a rocky fort on which
an American flag waves in presumabie
breeze its stripes standing straight out
and glowing with soft. pleasing red
moss In the offng n stately ship is seen
approa ching with all sells set. and thfre
are white-crested waves Oeing dfstprbej
by her cutting Prov. sspn
greatest delight in the splendidly out
lined figure of charging soldier. Bay
onet I'm hand, he is coming furiously on
ward and outward with the joy Of war
on his countenance and a volley Of dust
behind him.
Yet even the most critical cannot. after
a prolonged study of the columns. say
their creator utilized them a back
5 ground for these pictures. While the lat
"a blemish IDfs imperfect line to be;-dis-
covered because of ahem. Everywhere Is
just the desired shading of the onyx FOR
those who know and love this daintiest
of all marbles Realizing that these pill
lars are of brck and mortar. one can
scarcely believe mere paint has converted
them into the smooth graceful supports
that time has only mellowed to a greater
beauty If the artist did-to parapilrase
kipling-"paint the thing that he saw
then he mist know his marbles from
within out. for he has given to each OF
these man-made towers veritable soul
Of poetry. .
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AN AMERICAN MATADQR
IS WONDER OF MEXICO

fighter was the most dangerous in the
list to reckon with. When Senorita
Alvarez talked of Felipe's prowess her
voice rang with pride, and when she
attended one of the thrilling exhibit
tions with the American by her side
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jectcd if it rad been possible to obtain
them in the height needed. But nature
had not quarried with the sole intention
of some day embellishing the pension
building, so it was found that the cere-
monial edifce would have to he lower or
simulated columns used. The latter We're
b2ilt of bricks with heavy solid coat
ing of white plaster Then the govern
ment sponsors looked about for man
who could successfully transform them
from frightfully glazing monstrosities into
columns of marble beauty.
All these years artist had been
studying and experimenting and dreamin z
over the various marbles their outlines
stadings. coors and brilliancy. The COM
mittee heard of him as the only man ca
pable of creating the desired Illusion for
the task was really colossal. Samuel
Allison was brought from his home in
lars.
The artist came Of an old Scotch family
whose members had been ardent followers
of Bonny Prince Charlie, so he had
ina gination. AS he worked he dreamed
and there are those who say that his
dreams took form beneath the brush and
became the almost uncanny creations
which now myStify visiting public
proving a delight to souls who revel in
mysticism and a torment to the practical
minded VINO UeleSI anything tlieS cannot
understand
When the controversy following the dis
covery of the vague pictures ragged hot
test Mr.. Allison said, in defense. that he
had merely painted the marble as he
knew it in the original and often, as
result the pictures had appeared. Also in
defense, he cited the extraordinary, huge
figures of Indians and buffalo to be plain
" noted in the genuine Mexican onyx,
which the columns at the pension build
ing are meant to represent. Others. too,
supported him in his contention. There
being no greater authority to combat this
and most of the pictures having to Go
with just such heads and outlines as arc
in real marble, art was for once per-
mitte0 10 triumph over prejudice-with
two noted exceptions.
ON the inner side OF the first column
to the left-entering from 9th street.-the
vagares of the brush had clearly depict
ed most prepossessinC young Venus at
the pool. Her lineaments were unmis-
taxable even to prosaic folk who knew
nausilt of NEUROLOGICAL beauties, and
demand was made that the too, alluring
goddess be given an additional bath OF
varnish This was done, with the result
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8: =: i: s: !: s: :: e:
and much more than Two
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GEORGE MAdllYGTUH7S PRQFnE-WTH A
LITTLE STRETCH OF TIE DNGrA11ONe

that while Venus was half submerged,
her renown lives on, and of all the plain
ly-to- be-seen pictures giving interest to
the pillars tourists are most anxious to
have shown them the nude which had to
be painted out.
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One of these rivals was the dashing
Senior Felipe, matador, whose record
for bravery in the amphitheater was
unsurpassed The Harvard graduate
-61n recognized that the daring bull
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ASHINGTON numbers among
her base ball fans a large
following of prominent men.
but whether they be cabinet
officers. members of Con
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FOR RENT NV, 5l7 S, 5r... IL so
NV ,2031 ], 12r, b-$450O SE,1l2 J., 6r, h.. D. 50
NV, 49,. X. 1or b-Il.oo NE.1l0S X, 6r. b. %. 10
NV. 20lO 18th 6r, b25.W NE1l06 Stb, Or, b. 16. 40
NV. 400 r, CIR. b.. 30 SW apS Va av ST By. %
NW.H21 T. 6r, b. .205o SW 1873 G, sr, b.. q. %
NV. SIT I'D. ST.. 1850 SW .62J G. Or. IL. 40
NV .20i9 f., Or. 1s 40 SW, 30T NJ. 4r IL. 80
NV. 20o1 T.. Or 1910 Sc, 100 9th. 13r b. 80. %
NV lilJChurch. ir16.0o APARTMENTS.
NV ,1426 av.5r1S IA The Vrretta. 5r b.. - .0O
OFFICES NORTHWEST.
Central building, offices Gunton building, Offices
Call at Office for information regarding alley
properties stable. etc, | have for rent.
For further information apply at office.
feI2-tf j. ". PIIIINti l41G n ".
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AUL CO.. 7TH & l. NV.
2541 6tn NV. Or. " 1890
Sl4 Ky sv So. Or. b. 1880
1909 b ne. Or, b. >. 1870
OT Lamont NV. 5. wl2.OO
COLORED TENANTS.
1902 9th NV, Or. h. 40. 80
21S O NV. 5r. w..l2.50
So Goat al NV. 4r, 1000
1lOSGost al NV, 5r, VIZ. 80
STORES.
1888 7th NV. co. 90
POPS Ga nv NV. 1900
2034 Ga nv NV. .l4.O
$50 III NV. $50
STABLES.
R'r lGl3 18th NV.
garage. 1900
Rear 27l3 Ga Az.
sta & 2 acres. ..lo.O0
Rear 215l Sth NV.
4 stalls. ........l 10. 90
RI 925 n ] av nwlO. 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
612 F NV. 3r. b. .4O.O 90
5l2 r NV. 1r. 10. 90
WAREHOUSES;.
Freedman's alley. 40. "
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FOR REST-BY d. r. s
1915 2lst INV. llr. BIO. ~
1929 9th NV. l0T. bS50 go
81 Mass Nv NV,
store. Or, b.. 900
g3T y NV. ST. b. .45. 90
100 Mass av.9rb. .45.5O
469 Mo av NV, Fir, b42.W
122. . NV, or. h.42. 90
2l9 ~ INV, Tor, b. 40. 90
1912 r NV. Sr. b.3.50
$50 18th ne. ar. b.32.ED
li27 Nd av ne.Tr.b.3 $3.50
1913 n J av. SRI .2s.50
1918 7. NV, 7r. u..N.50
302l Ga av NV 6r. BIZ 80
81 X NV. ST, b. $3.50
1910 X NJ. tir. b. 80
40 n = av ne Or. BIZ. so
Cos Harvard NV, Or,
S3i 18th ne. Or. BIZ 20
763 Girard. Or. b. % 90
IO2 9th Sc. ar. b. ~. 80
1885 Morse ne.6r. be-. 80
p O ne. 'ir, b. %. so
205 Morgan NV Or. be-. 50
AIS p NV. Or. b. .2.M
$40 Fla ay NV Or, bis. 70
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RAILROADS.
SeabOard Air Lime

SCHEDULE.
1905 AN DAILY-"Florida Fast Mail"
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers TO Sa-
vannah and jacksonville. Parlor car Jackson
Vile to Tampa. Through sleepers TO Atlanta
and Birmingham. Dining cars.
4:25 P.M-'The Flamingo,' through coaches
and Pullman sleepers to Jacksonville, connect ION
for st. Augustine Palm Beach. Manu. knights
Key and Havana Dining cars
100 p.m.-.'Seaboard Florida Limited" Sold
Pullman electric-lighted through sleepere TO st.
Augustine. Palm Beach Miami and Knights
Key. Connection for Nassau and Havana Club,
observation and dining cars.
TBS Pm. DAILY : .,Seaboard Express"
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers to Savan.
nah. jacksonville snd Tampa. Also to Atlanta
Birmingham and Memphis. Dining cars.
Ticket Office. 141S New York ave. NV.
F. A. HARDWOOD. e. T. A.
c. b. RYAN GP.A.. G. T. PHILLIPS, ID r A.
Portsmouth. Va. WASHINGTON ID. G.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-rHIs is CHEAP.

The price, not the house. The house is
"a real $40, 600 value for sale at
$500.
1t is one of the finest Broom houses
in Mt. Pleasant. The street is choice
ope and the block ono OF the best. It
Is modern in every detail. Ask about
it. s6.6oo loaned ON it, with nearly
three years to run.
MOORE HILL, uncD 1898 G St NV.
FOR sALE-HERE's ANOTHER GOOD THING
Price, $1,000.
Other houses just like this sold for
$500: located one Of the city's most
attractive driving thoroughfarcs; 10
rooms, tiled bath: lavatory on third floor;
hot-water heat, etc. We challenge COM
Darison with any other house at the
price in Washington.
MOORE HILL. tInc.l. 1888 q st. NV.
FOR SALE-OPEN ON THREE SIDES
1o-room house on prominent street
northwest; a real $3.50 value for
$500.
Just the house for any one wishing
side light; all rooms bright and sunny.
Back stairway.
Steam heat: fine bath; surrounded by
fnn homes, many of them with large
grounds.
MOORE HILL. (Inc.y 1883 G. st. NV.
FOR saloon THE HEIGHTS.
Beautiful Groom house. corner of an
alley.
West of 14th st. and not far out: on
popular residence street. Superior finish.
House is worth $1,000 more than price
asked
MOORE HILL (Inc.) 1888 G st. NV.
FOR SALE-CORNER ON 14TH ST.
12-room house, with % feet frontage
this coming business street: fine for
tailoring establishment. ladies' tailor or
like lines of business.
$500.
Could be easily remodeled; hot-water
heat and other desired features.
MOORE d HILL Unc.), 1888 G st. NV.
FOR SALE-A STANDARDIZED HOUSE IN
CENTRAL NORTHWEST.
Not way out; 40 feet front; 10 rooms
$1,000.
This Is the first time this property
has ever been offered at such low
figure; side lot Convenient to 14th st.
cars.
MOORE HILL UncD. 1919 G st. NV.
FOR sALE-NEAR UNION STATION.
Groom, S-story house with cellar; fur
mace bath; good lot to an alley.
$1,000.
Convenient to car line; good house;
rightly located; at an attractive price.
MOORE & HILL dnc). 1888 G st. NV.
FOR SALE-INVESTMENT OR HOME.
Attractive Groom brick in residence Sec
ton southeast.
$1,000.
Well rented; convenient location.
MOORE HILL Qnc,. 1889 G st. NV.
FOR SALE-NEAR 9TH AND K SITS. NV.
7-room frame house; lot over 90 feet
wide; side alley.
Just the property for some who
WAITS cheap home downtown.
MOORE & HILL Qncl, 1888 G st. NV.
FOR Saloon THE HEIGHTS.
Groom modern home; through street.
southern exposure; good lot.
$3.50.
Very easy terms il desired.
MOORE HILL Unc), 1885 G st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT FLOYD F. DAVIS. It'll z S.w.
e47 Md av sw. 6rS1".0 Ill I'd So, 6r, h. so
716 9Th sw, Or. .1SO0i 80 sw 6r, h. so
61s AZ sw, sto. Is. 90 50o 18th sw. Or. 1880
92s 9 sw, Or. 1850 654 sw, 6r, h. $50
$50 18th y sol % Va az sw. Or. Is 30
1928 Cap, 6r, b. 500 23la Va ay sw, 6r. 20 90
032 sw. 6r. 1900 2 sw. Or. $50
1901 Half 1900 36s n sw, 6r. 10 SO
5425 9th NV. 81. 30 90 1919 LIST sc. Or. 10 80
s21 Sd sc. Or. b. $50 474 Md av sw, ST. be- 90
SIS 9th sw, 6r, b.17.5oI 3oS Mclean av sw.
466 Sth sw, 6r. ..15.00 6r. b.......... so
900 9th Or, b p so 1o17 4iasvv AZ. Ar. so
1o9 9Th sw, ar, p 80 1919 4t2sw III Ar, big so
CO. sw. 6r. h.. $500 1898 ~ sw. Or. H. 30
1870 ne. Or IL Sol 81 Canal sw. 6r. II so
S23 9th sw, 6r, b. 20 1909 y J Sc. Or. Is. so
33T sw. 6r. .1@.Jo 2224 sth NV. Or. so
1927 Huntoon pl 235 I'D sw, 6r. II 80
sw, Or ........I.50 1115 Half sw, 6r. 10 90
4S5 II sw, 11r. h. $500 1oo2 i av So. 4r.10 30
a37~ Va Or b. %. so 12S sw.3r, LIST f.. so
64s sw. or. b.. .25.oo 1894 ST.. fl 9. so
1914 : Cap, Or, b. 1900 1882 sw. Or b.31.O 90
24o 18th sw. Or, b30.0o aI6 G. sw f3, 3r h. IL 90
IL So. Or. $50 12oS sw, a., 81. b. g 80
fe12-sa, tu-3t
FOR RENT TO FIRST CLASS COLORED TEN
ant Or. house: good location; fine condition;
side. rear yard; 92S NV. $3.50.
CAYWOOD & GARRETT, 1921 \. Y. ave.
fe12-3t'.4
FOR RENT ELEGANT 6R. b. H.W.H. HOUSE.
richly finished throughout: concrete cellar and
all convenenees. 7l2 Euclid st. NV. S255o.
CAYWooD & GARRETT. 1:31 \. Y. ave.
fe12-3t'.i
FOR RENT-BY l.. ]. MILLS, COS 9Th NV.
desirable six-room, bath and cellar bricks:
furnace heat: have large yard and IN sood con
dition: rent $3.50 and So. 80. 2302-S Cham
plain st. NV, half square from cars. fe12-t
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Southern Railway.

" R-FolIoNns schedule figures published
only as information. aaI not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham Mobile, New tF-
leans Asheyille . am. and lo:4J pm. dailys
900 m daily for Chattanooga and Memphis.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga, BIZ.
mingham New Orleans. 10. 10 pm. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga Mem.
phis Nashville 40 an daily sleeping car
open after 10 PM.
For Atlanta. birmingham. Columbia. Charles.
ton. Augusta. Aiken. savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida points. 4 If pm. daily.
Tourist for California Mon. Wed. Thurs,
Fri. AIS pm.
Local for Harrisonburg. $50 am. daily: T. ID
.. m week days: for Strasburg Jet. l pm. week
days: for Danvile. 40 am. daily. and for
charlottesville Z. 81 and ass pm daily:
for Warrenton. 4.5h p. daily and pm. week
days. Frequent trains Ia and from Blucmonf.
L. s. BROWN. General Agent.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
4 BEAUTIFUL CORNER
Home near Lincoln Park; contains . large
rooms reception hall, tiled bath. hot-water
heat. electric light. stone wash trays, finished
in hardwood throughout; price. s. 200
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
4 fine corner home with rooms and tiled
bath reception hall. hot-water heat, hardwood
finish. servants toilet and stationary wash
trays; $1,000.
on CAPITOL HILL.
Fine 2-story brick. with rooms and bath,
cemented cellar: newly papered ana paintea ,
on corner of alley. with side light; nothing Ike
il for the price. $3.gn.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BARGAIN.
4 nice home with 4 rooms and bath. cen'ent
cd cellar, hot-water heat: in excellent cnndI
ton: close to cars: has been rented Tor S--.oo'
price, 81. 300.
RENT. Ss6. PRICE. Sc. So.
two-story. two apartment nat. ro"ihs
and bath each. in fine renting section ans,
rented to good tenants; pays IL per cent Let
show you this.
ANOTHER INVESTMENT.
story, four apartment fiat in good renting SET
ton new; in excellent condition; Always
rented; rents for $50: price, $1,000.
SOUTHWEST HOME.
On lettered street near both car lines; con
tans & rooms and bath, reception hall; &c
mented cellar; furnace heat; almost new
price $3.50.
SMALL HOME. EASY TERMS.
Near Lincoln Park. rooms, reception nall
and bath; cemeEted cellar. with furnace neal
built but a short time; good condition; price
JOHN John QUINN COMPANY. 7oi 18th ST. NV.
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FOR RENT
1877 Riggs ST. NV. Tor. and h. ....... $50 90
40 ] ST. NV. Or. and b................ 30. 50
1910 Maryland ave. ne. Or and b. ..... 20. so
3H4 Delaware ave. ne. Or. and h. 1000
ST. New Jersey NV. Or. and l.. u. 80
su6 I'd st. ne, 6r and b. .............. 22. 80
626 4th ST. ne, ar. and b. .............. 30. 81
i43 ID 81. NV, Sr. and b.......-...... NJ. ~
1I06 I'd st. NV. 6r. and b. ............ 1850
Co.'S X st. NV. r.................... IL On
HE ith St NV. ir. Observation-Disclosures. IL 80
6o4 Tennessee" ave. ne, Or. and b..... Ii. 80
sc ]. ST. nv. Gr Observation-Disclosures. Il. 80
WM. II. MctiRANN Co.
fel2.t 1901 VI NV.
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FARMS.

FOR SALE-A FARM ON ST. MARYS RIVER.
new house and outbuildings; oyster front: 2iS
miles from landing. Apply to j. McNAMEE.
Portobelio. St Mary Co.. Md. fci4-7ts
FOR RENT-A FINE. LARGE DAIRY FARM
loo acres of land beautifully situated. Adj
dress II. W. WAGNER. 1I15 East Baltimore
ST. Baltimore. Md. fp12-3ts
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Large sto, 212 A.. sw

Large sto, 2l2 AZ sw,
SIS Al sw. sto.5r, w2s.OO
40 C sw. Or, b.. .2.50
Sto rm. 3O2 Al sw2O.O
496 y sw, Or, b.. .3.50
4s4 NJ sw, 6r, VIZ. 1850
1863 g sw, Or. b.. 1850
4T6 School sw Or, w16.5 80
$50 9TH Sc. 1r, W. 1880
1924 9th sw, Or. w.g15.50
915 Sd Sc. Or, b....15.50
$40 y sw. Or. W.. 1870
92S c sw. 6r, w.g.15.5o
1923 Az sw or, w,gl4.5o
ia 9TH Sc, or, w..12.50
1916 Union wv. Or. w12.50
12OWatersw, sto. cr1o.JO
434 LIST sw, Or, W. 1880
1916 Half Sc, 5r. w11.50
1856 Sd sw, CT, w.12.50
922 LIST SC, Ar, W. 1880
1904 Half Sc, Or, w.S.5O
224 O'Neil ctsw, Ar, w7.5O
1344 LIST sw. 6r. w.10.50
PARKER co. Unc.),
AR AL ST s.w.
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FOR RENV--
2oo il. sw sto. t,r bS35. 90
4S3S5K .w. warehouse
ar store n. 90
Sto pa 18th sv or25 so
AZ Md ay sw Sr. h %. 80
7oI 9Th ne t;r. h. % 30
~ 80
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| COS = nv. Sr. .SS5. so
4d4 Il NV. Tor. 80. 80
2N7 j NV, Or. %. 80
9O3 Fla av NV. 6r. -. ~
Q33 G. sw. Or. Is. 30
331 @ Sw, or. lS. 20
To- Seaton ne. Or. IA. 90
924 r sw. Or. --..i2. 90
I zoos Rosed'c ne. 6r11.m
214 9th Sc, 4r. 40. 80
So Gordon NJ. Ar. 10. 20
DE- Cap ay. / C,5r 10. 10
1911 Kramer nc. ST. y. 10
Al Blagden al, Ar. q. 20
Il Col ter NV. ar. so
7Ij Pleas al sw, ar. 4. ~
162 Francis Sc, 1850
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FINE, COMFORTABLE SUBURBAN

A FINE, COMFORTABLE SUBURBAN
HOME.
Fight room house; large cellar with cement
floor. latrVbe heat: two stories: double bay
windows good porches: cabinet mantels:
southern exposure; lower story trimmed in
hardwood: also fine stable; hennery; ont-h half
acre fenced with paIings very rich garden;
good lawn lots of shade; fine wafer; one
square from ears. also distance from
post Office and church. One price. $500:
must have 81 900 cash and balance suit
EDWARD DANIELS.
4o2 Commercial National Bank.
fe12St 14th and u ats. NV.
FOR SALE : SUBURBAN HOMES REASON
able; Bloomingdale, Mt Pleasant. at 81, 500 and
up Do you wish straight 1910 investment.
We appreciate patronage and strive to hold 1t.
D. II. JOHNSON CO.. 1903 H st. NV.
fe7 LOOT cSu6
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FOR RFNT-f15 Is ST. NV: . LARGE ROOMS
and bath: good yard: Will make reasonable
repairs. Rent only $3.50 per month. Apply
EDW. L. SCHWARTZ. GA + ST. NV.
fe121t
Grant pl. fIr2bsS5.OOi 1916 Riggs st. Tor b:,. On
1917 Riggs ri. Tor. hi0.oJ 400 10th serb. % SO
APARTMENTS
The Mass. Or h.-Io - HIS 4th. Or b.. ~. 20
r. W. GRAHAM & co, 617 14th NV.
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oSON & CO., 1885 3 N. W.
1881 Gales ne. 6r. 1900
$40 18th ne, Sr. 1000
COLORED.
1925 Duncan, 6r. h. I6. 80
2424 18th NV, fat. l6. so
Biltmore, dat. Ar, b16. 50
100 Ben rd. Or. 10. so
q n Champ pl, At. $50
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
GIE,ScUT INVESTMENTS.

FUR SALE
CLEAN CUT INVESTMENTS.
Price $3.50. Rented, $3.50 each.
Nearly new. hsy-window. pressed brick resi-
dences, with stone trimmings. e1cel1ently To-
Gated pretty square near new Union sta
tion. Being new. will need few repairs for
years. just the chance for one who would
like 10 combine home investment feature
in one house. In this location values arc
bound to increase
STDNE & FAIRFAX 1a4o New York ave
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FLATS.
steam heat $500 Posi- me- Or, b. p so
20 NV, ST. b.. 80 4I5ls 18th Sc, Ar b. Is. 90
GEO. W. LINkINS
fe1f-tf 500 10Th ST. W.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TIIIRTY-TWO ACRES OF GOOD LAMP MOST
all in grass: young orchard: three-qusrters of
Va: improved ny room house: good we'll
of water: Windmill and storage tank
barn, house, chicken house. wagon she'd
etc: all In good condition: will he sold mt a
sacrifice and reasonable terms, owner
has other business. DIXON. $3.50 O st.
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FOR SALE IF YOU WANT TO SAVE s,,u on
beautiful suburban home. out 10
Friendship Heights this month";. Key at INV
house. Office, I'D and SITS. HENRY W.
DFFtTT. fn1;-at
FOR SAIE-21a ACRES list BEYOND THE
new 18th st bridge In Argyle" covered with
fine old oak trees 1882 feet Ut street front and
about 10000 SO. IT,. Lots in this vicinity
this tract 25c a So. IT. The property is clear
of incumbrance and can he sold on easy terms
The wonderful building boom that is now tax
ing place the Connecticut Avenue bridge
will be repeated beyond this new 18th St
bridge when IT is completed. 18th ST. has al
ready been graded and maca damized for mile
north Of the new bridge, and all that is hcces.
will soon he finished at cost Of $t6t.0oO
when This fashionable thoncughfare will bc
thrown open 10 the public. Onr Of our prom
incnt miliiunarcs has already anticipated the
opening Of this important thorougffare and il
building his residence in this section. "A
word I" the wise is sufficient BUY before
mot after the improvements If you wish to o.
ceive the increased value that Is sure to follow
the opening of this fashionable boulev I'd
OWNER, Apartment II 3401 18th st. NV
Gail or telephone any evening ut 6.30 To pm
Brokers' attention, fe12-3t
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PRETTY HOME
TWO SQUARES FROM CONGRESSIONAL
LIBRARY
rooms: reception hall: hot-water heat; eel
lar; laundry porches: yard.
PRICE TO QUICK BUYER. 800.
Can't be duplicated for S., 600. $500 cash
$3.50 month covering. all interest and prin
cipal.
BELT. O'BRIEN & co. 1nc), 1900 G NV.
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FOR SALE-NEAR UNION STATION.
Groom, 3-story house with cellar; fur
mace; bath; good lot to an alley.
$1,000.
Convenient to car line; good house;
rightly located; at an attractive price.
MOORE & HILL Unc.), 1888 St NV.
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s65 y sw. Or, H. 10.
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Sl5 q sw, Or. b. ..14.J
'FU0S. L. BROW y.
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FOR RENT-CNFCRNISHED.
HOUSES.
621 4th st. NV. 1T and b.. furnace. SO Is
1909 s st. NV. Or. and bath, furnace. 40 Is
2131 + St. NV, 7r and bath, latrobes.. 25. so
174l N. ]. ave. NV. rooms and bath. $50
? 1876 D st. s.e., rooms and bath. ESQ
FLATS.
The Vernon. 1874 st. NV. rooms
and bath. steam heat. $3.50
GASCH BIRGE. 1929 N. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT
$50 II st. ne. Sr., b. so. 20
1900 Md. ave- ne. Or. b. .--.--........ Is.5
fe12-2t' Il. Z. KELLEY. SIS 18th st. NV
eoR RENT-I341 EAST CAPITOL ST: Z
rooms, porcelain bath. cellar; furnace heat
cabinet mantels. Rent. $3.50 J. AUG. TAY-
IOR 1921 ST. fe12-3t