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RENT
STONE & FAIRFAX.


Adjoining cor.
IS ooo 1913 18th nw22r6b
81. 600. 1877 18th 81
$3.50. .o209 Mas Az NV
5000. 1920 y Fl av. 16r. 3b
$40. 1914 18th NV. PAR
$40. .1.2S y NV. PAR
$i25. 2009 Col I'd. 16r. 4b
$l25. 2236Nass NV. 14r3b
$l25. .7l4 18th NV. l1r
SIPS. $3.50 10Th nw.l5r3b
S25. .1645 K nw.i4r. So
$40. .9l2 Y Y av
Sllo.l307Conn sv. Tor. 2b
500. .20l7 Columbia ri
S100.1l26 10th nw.11r2h
Se3.33. 1921 Mass av.l3r
SIS. 33.l7i7 S NV. Tor. 2h
$50. 1911 cath NV .12r, 81
$i5..l6l2 18th NV. Tor. b
So. 1898 X NV. lir. Il
i-.lJli Goth NV. 1or. 2h
SIS. 1433 Il I av nw.l2r
SIS. 1878 X NV. l3r. b
.20l0 Hillyer ~
sG5. 1912 Irving ne. Tor. 2b
s65. .l140 X NV. llr. n
S65. 1874 Col I'd. Or
$50 1902 10Th nv. Tor 3
s65 ..1f02 o nv. Or. u
SOS. 1878 California. l2r
s1-'..l6l5 2lst nw.1ir .
SEQ. -. 1885 18th NV. l2r
$50. 1923 Calvert. IIr.2h
SEQ ..l72& Q NV. Or. .
500. 1925 18th NV. 1lr
$50. ..143b Girard NV
SEQ. .133 Pa av NV
t6n. 1917 r NV. 12r. 2b
SD. .12o3 18th INV, l2r l.
si..13l3 Tairmont. l2r
s3. =. 1883 Q NV. Tor
355 1913 Col I'd. 11r. b
$3.50. g. 2ol5 18th nv
Sh1. I ne. IA
$50. so. 1929 Harv, Tor, b
SON -. .l251 Park -
$50. 1852 Kenyon, lar. 81
$40. 500 18th ne, Tor.
so. .l4lG Hopkins. 9r.h
so. 2Di = NV. Sr. b
$50. 1906 18th NV. Or h
S'1.lSl4 Newton. lot.
$50. HOS ?lst NV. Tor
$50. .2206 o nw.sr.b
SO. -223G9 18th NV. I2r. IN
$50 25lT Wis av. Or. 81
$50. -..11o2 Oregon. l2-
S5o.13G4 Kenyon. i2r. 81
sNo...11lI Riggs pl. Tor
$50. 1870 18th NV. Tor
$50. .sl3 2Ist nw. 1lr
$50. 1902 Kenyon nw.i2r
$50. .33la Holmead ri
$50. l3"6 Park rd.11r.2b
$50. .iI02 Ore nv. Tor. b
$50. ..1io e NV. Tor
81. Bore 18th nw.llr.b
si5 20. 1912 Riggs. Tor
So. 20. .1t25 L NV. Tor. h
<i5. 20. 172Sewton. 10r.b
S15. 20. l2i:i Kenyon. Tor
&45 50 2235 LIST w.l1r. b
S45. so 05 q NV. llr. h
$i5..113+ 9th nv. l2r. h
s45. .l1l6 9th NV. 1lr
k45. .S0l r Cap. Tor
e45. .937 y. Tor
s+a. .40l7 18th NV. sr
fis.sl7 Md sv ne. l2r. h
s35..l7lS Oregon. Or. b
H3.....1n2S y NV. ST
si2. .i43s Newton. Or
$40. 15.l742 Corc'n. lori
$3.50. pos 18th nv
$40. 30. ...lIla Riggs ri
s4a. 20. .l2I2 S nw.lr.
&40.50. 1927 18th NV Tor
$40. 30. 1000 PIX rd. Tor. y
$40. 20. 1920 : nw.l0r.'
$1,000. 1911 Euclid. Tor
$4,000. .3l4 VI nw. Sr.h
$40. 1920 Euclid. ar 81
$40. HAS Ore sv. lori
$40. ...ls1a q NV. To-
$40....l521 s NV. lori
$40. .331 II ne. I2r. Obi
$4O.1730 Corcoran. Crib
Ss0.lS31 Corcoran. l0r.b
$40 .4O5 p NV. 10r.bl
$40. .3o6s Q NV. Or. 81
$40. 1915 ilth NV. Tor
$3S. a04 r Cap. Sr. 81
So .D.l470 Newton, ar. !
So 30. 1911 Irving nv
S3d so. 1850 vii ID. ST.. b
S3I 80. 1928 Irving Or. b |
SIT 10. 2eoS 18th NV. Or
S3I 20. 1884 Corco'n. Tor
81 10. zoos LIST nv, SRI
s35. 80. =. 1891 18TH az
$50 30. s12 LIST NV. l0r.bl
s35. 50. 2li3 p NV. Or. b
f35. 80. 2O07 18th nw.6r.b
500. 1917 18th NV, Or, b
SD 3+41 Oskwcod. CRIB
So. 1893 18th NV. or. b
$50 ...I535 Sth Nv, Orb
$50. ...IS1S Cedar, Tor
s35. 1885 p NV. ior
s35. li.1 Monroe. Or, b
SIS. .33lT r NV. Or. b |
$50 .ioi 18th sw. i3r.b
$50. ..431 PARK I'd. sr 7
See our list OF apartu
n I 81
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PRINCE KARL
CORNER APARTMENT. NO. . CONTAINING
four rooms and bath.
APARTMENT NO. IL. SIX ROOMS AND
BATH. IN PRINCE KARL. 1901 x ST. NV:
DELIGHTFUL LOCATION: ELEVATOR AND
JANIToR SERVICE: $40 PER MONTH EACH.
BOTH APARTMENTS IN NICE CONDITION:
NOT A DARK ROOM IN ETHER AND
BOTH ADAPTED FOR HOUSEKEEPING:
CONVENIENT TO TWO CAR LINES.
ELLERsoN L wEMPLE. GOT 18th st.n.
Ooll-lm.2o
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FOR RENT-BY
NENn
MOORE & HILL Nnc.),
1893 G st. NV.
GNFIIRNISHED HOUSES.


Il near Sheridan cir.
per year. 900
2344 Mass av. 16r. 3h.
per year. 900
200. Mass az. 18r. Oh.
steam heat. go.
i40- 10th NV. 1Sr. 3b.
8, cam heat $50. 40
1929 Nh av.I4r. 3b200. 90
Mintwood ri. l4r.2hlT5
1920 Col. lar. 3b. 1880
1900 18th, l4r.3b. 1890
Rot /, & Ordway. l2r.
.2oi7 Col I'd, 1877. 2bloO. 90
1892 18th NV. 1Sr. 2b.
h " heat 80. 100. 90
ia 18th. LIT. b. 10000
2l26 Il NV. 14r. %.
INV heat 49,. .10n. 90
II B NV. l2r. 2b.9O 90
1903 y Y av.1Jr. bS5. 90
1921 Mass av. I3r. b.
steam beat 49,. .S.33
1879 18th. 12r. b.15.OO
1913 X NV. l2r. 2b.
INV heat ...... rs. 90
1852 Clifton. 10r.l10.oO
2o25 kal av.12r.2b7O.OO
1912 18th. Tor. 2b. S5 90
2221 U NV. Or. $500
1924 Col I'd, llf, ID.
h-w heat. ...... $500
1853 Calvert, l2r. 2bm. 90
I74S Euclid. LOT, b52. SO
1899 Cal. Tor. b. 1850
1924 Harvard lr. b50. so
1871 Monroe. Tor. b so. 90
1927 Garfield, Tor. 2h.
h-w heat 5000
I'LL Riggs. Tor. b. 80. 90
l742 T nw.10r,b. b-w
% ssV.OV
= 10 KilboIrne pl. Tor.
b. .i-w heat -. so. 90
~ 18th. 1ir. h. .47.5O
723 18th. 11r. h. 1880
2423 18th. lot. b. .45.5U
I'LL Corc'n. l0r.h. IS. 90
1925 Newton. Tor. b3r- 80
:425 18th NV. 10r. b45. so
305 q NV. 11r,b. 1880
91l 18th NV. Tor. b. so
1925 Y NV, Tor. b. $3.50
1874 r. Or. b. $500
734 9th NV. 12r. b. 1890
1702 Ore av.1Or. b. AZ. 90
1862 Corc'n. Tor. b. 1915
1149 Church. Tor. h42.1
31lS 10th. Ill. b.42.J0
24So Ontario, Tor. b.
h-w heat .......42. so
. 345 Irving. LOT. h4O.5O ,
1920 Corcorsn. Tor.
'.ssl Corcoran. i0r.
FOR GOOD colo
Hoo
1901 9th, 7r. IA. 20 !
2l0s NJ NV. Or. b. 20. so
1853 2lst. Or. b. $50 |
l64S Fla av. 3r. b.2S.a0 |
1878 4th NV. 7r,b.27.@
1925 4th. Or. b. $50
1853 $. 7r. b. 20
1908 NJ. Or. ..... .25. 80
@l Va av Sc. ar. at. 2a. 81 |
1872 24th NV. 7r. b. 23. 50
Sl1 oath. 6r.b. new. ~. 30
ST. gath. Or, b. ...22.JO |
1904 9th Sc. Or. b. 22. so |
tI251a Seaton. I'd fir.
5r. b. ..........D 20. 20 |
1O6 I'd, 4r, W. 1880
OFFICE
1928 N 7 av.1st d. .l23 |
727 14th. I'd q, Ar. los
405 18th NV .Sn, 2r. 40. 90 |
1929 G NV, 3dd. 4r. 3d. 90 |
1925 & NV. "a. 1r.12.50
j0S llth NV. II. $4,000 |
sTOl
l341 F NV. store. 800 |
500 18th NV, entire
building ......... 223
Cor 18th & Pa av.75.00
1909 18th, sto, dw. 80. 90
Pa av near 18th. . 5000
5l3 18th NV. store. 1910
622-624 d nw.w'h'eJ0.OO
40 10Th NV. store35. 90 !
STAB
Rear 1871 W. shop6O 90 I
Rear l120 18th. stable.
8 stalls ........ 5000
r 1905 K nw.gar'e25. 90
4 1909 Mass av,eta15.OO J
See list Of apartments VI
MOORE & HILL {
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1913 Q NV. Tor. b. 1880
432 Blair I'd, l0r, b 10. so
337 H ne. 12r. Oh. 40. On
3OGS Q NV. Or. b. 40. 90
1915 o NV. Tor. b.37. so
93S p NV. Or. b. $3.50
1919 Riggs. l0r. b.31. so
SIS n ] az. Or. b. Sc. 90
1872 sth NV, Or. b.
40 ID nw.1r. b.. ~. 50
20 / ne. 11r. b. $3.50
1913 7 NV. Sr.b. .32. 30
14S r ne. 7r. b. 81. 80
1b4 r ne. 7r. b. 81. so
2+02 Pa av, ar. b.3o.50
724 stb ne. Or. b. .N.5s
S3S q ne, Sr. b. 1910
1882 18th NV. ar. b30.50
1912 y NV. 10r, b.30.W
1910 G re. ar. b.sta 80. 90
903 Varnum. Or. 2s.5O
7O + ne. 81. b. ..2s.50
! 1912 Riggs. ar. h.2a.:50
1927 Euclid, Sr. b. u 20
1901 T NV. Or, b.27.:,O
1918 10Th. 6r. b. % so
2i4 p NV. 7r. b. .27.50
425 9th ne. Or. b. ..27.50
3O2S Gamble. Sr. b27. so
GA Q NV. Or. b. $50
1877 3 sc. 7r. b. ..28.S0
1911 7 NV. 6r. 10. ESQ
y NV. Or. b. "a: 30
500 18th ne. Or. b25.50
500 # NV, Or. h. %. 20
1917 4Ith pl. 3r.w-2 5. 81
272j Sherman. 6r. boo so
1866 q Sc. Gr. b. 2a.5a
Col Wa av Sc Or. sto25. so
3501 T NV. III. b. &-Do
54s Col I'd. G-. b. .25..i0
1923 Columbia. Or. h2I.50
Oh Sd ne, Or. b...233.50
900 Q NV. Or. b. .23.'0
IL nv. 6r. 0....22.JO
1919 cath. Or. b.. .2222. 50
1872 Odd. Or. l.. -22.30
Langdon. l2r. 1a..21.00
go 14th ne. 6r, b.@..n
214 F ne. Or. b. 2o.50
331 14th ne, 6r. b. .2G.3D
Congress II. Sr.w.20.50
1870 18th ne. b. .@.50
1890 Fl ne. Or. b. .20.50
1921 Morse. 6r. b.1S.50
III ChannlHg. Or. b. 1850
s21 7th sc. er. b. 1850
&c 10th &c, Or. b.l5.OO
$50 10th sc. Or. h.15.00
l::2S s Cap. Sr. b.. 1890
701 oath. Or. W. .i4.0o
11G9 y ! avse .5r. WI 30
Anacostia. new. 4riO. 80
i9S Clark's ct sw. +r.
water .0.0o
RED TENANTS.
SEES.
% ID Sc. 7r. b. 80
l4l3 18th ne. 8r, b. 1870
l56 LIST sw. Or. WHO
2l41 Newport. 4r.bl6.oO
500 y H av. ID dr..
Or. b. ...........16.5o
211 18th Sc. 5r. b. 1850
20f 18th Sc. 5r, b. 1880
1871 n Sc. 5r, ". .12.5o
$40 81 Sc. 1r. b. 1000
49S C1arks ct sw. 4r.9.On
241l Shows ct. 4r. $50
10 Pierce, Ar. $50
6l5 Freemans ct,
3r. ". .S.OO
ROOMS.
1901 F, entire building.
626 F NV
Sd floor front. $500
9Th door front. .l6.0 90
Cd floor. rear. 100
4th floor front. 800
18th door. rear. 400 |
les.
12l 18th. store. IS. 90 !
Pa av near 18th. 81. 90 |
lOl Fla av nw.sto. 5000 |
COL Va az Sc. sto. 6r25. so |
1896 Fla av. 20. 80 |
Rear 1909 Mass ay,
snop ..........-1J.W
500 N II Az. storel3.W |
1901 F NV. entire bldg. |
LES.
r 10 C NV. Is. 90 |
X 1914 N.2stis. loftl2.OO |
Rear 7l6 10Th NV,
storage or shop. 1000
e51 Col I'd. stable.7.50
der Apartments to Let.
Incl. 1888 G st. NV. !
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FOR RENT-Bl EDWl
1907 Pei
1883 n. ler. 5b. 500
1902 Vt av. l2r. 3bs5. 90
17O6 p. Tor. b. ami.S 80
1913 Pa av.l0r.b. AZ. so
l92S1s Pa sv.1lr.b4l. is
1853 Ore av,1Or.b. 3.7 10
23l9 Pa nv. Tor. b. .35 30
S25 2lst. Sr.b.lst.3 3D. 80
1917 Pa av. Sr. b.S2.60
2l37 X. sr. b. ami. 1913
5000 o. Tor. b. lat. 80. %
Oil 2Sd. sr. b. -. .21 ~
1928 y. ar. b. lat. 800
1906 kingman, or. b25-60
1925 18th. or. b. 80
2z13 Pa av. sr. b. q. So
1880 q, Sr. b. 1850 |
607 10th ne. 7r. b. latl7.5 |
1851 .. 5r. w....l1.0
III Goth. Sr. w..lo.30 |
3d. r Sc, or, ". 1880 |
535 18th ne. 5r. b.1i.Jo |
515ia 23d. 5r. W. 1850
724 oath. Ar, w. 1880
1888 32d. 1r. W. 1900
APARTMENTS. 4
The Carlisle. 1913 N.
housekeeping. 2 and
3 rooms and bath.
5000 to $50. 80
5r. h.. $3.50 TO 40.
For full list OF small
at Office.
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TIFF. LANDMORE.

TIFF. I.ANDNORE.
2ftn and NJ SITS. NV. opposite weather burea q.
square north Of Ia. ave-: large airy rooms
at reasonable rental hoI Tho tenants without
leases: .i-rooIn apartment. So vacant.
Apply to iinitor. se2}- tn .sa ,tu,tf
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18TH NEAR II ST.
II fine rooms. BATH newly papered; rent
$3.50.
MOORE & HILL Inc, 1888 st. NV.
O-11-3f
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THE WYOMING
Columbia road and California ave
Unsurpassed locat!un. Building nearly
new. Well arranged and in fine con-
iition: three elevators: splendid
cafe
One large apartment with reception
hall. eight rooms. two baths, eastern.
southern and western exposures; and
several with four and I've rooms and
bath each. Open for inspection In
quire OF the superintendent or
SWARTZELL- RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
I27 18th st. NV
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TO DESIRABLE CoI.ORED TENANTS.
THE WOODWARD.
APARTMENTS DELUXE.

Handsome new I-story freproof building
south end Of the Connecticut Avenue bridge.
overlooking Rock Greek valley: completed about
October ID: all outside rooms: separate stair
way and elevator for servants: every CONVEX
fence for the tenant: roof garden billiard
rnorn, social hall. barber shop, mail chute,
buii;-il Fefrigerafors. vacuum cleaning plaut
White service throughout.
: rooms rooms and bath tcupisSl siis0o
rooms and bath. 80. $500 and 5000
rooms and bath. $1,000 and $500
THE. r. II. SMITH COMPANY
ecoeo,S; i408 New York ave.
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sel6-tf
THE FULFORD"

THE FULFORD''
, 23ls l7TH ST. Nv.
THE CHOICEST SECTION Of THE CITY,
W. W.A,SGHIHGT0N HEIGHTS. HALF SGT IRE
TO EACH APARTMENT: PARor T HfR !
cIks sCHooLs ASD CIT SHf EGhES, LET ~
US SHOW YoU Plans. Now IS THE
Rooms / filed sATms ) .s9s. 80 SEQ
ROOMS 4 TILED BATHS. 49,. sSaSo.' SD
E 70 ne So nIfEp E5T YSvFVR tte 80 s4
EsrABLlshED 1876, 1aT III At II \ Ne + ~:
ncSsa. tu&th
THE BALTIMORE.
1862 BlLTMoRE STREET
Very attractive housekeeping apartments Of
THREE ROOMS AND BATH
5000 PER NO.
halls; splendid ontIook; hardwood finish: seie-
phone; excellent service: newly decorated and
ready for immediate possession
Also very desirable apartment of rooms
.ni bath on first foor. suitable for physician.
THE f. II. SMITH COMPANY.
o'a-eo.3t i4dS New York ave
1907 MONROE ST. NV.
Specially suited for physician.
FIRST floor. rooms and bath: unusually large
and bright: numerous closets; massive brick
fireplace In dining room: convenient IL cars;
very convenience: steam heat. janitor. etc.
THE f. H. SMITH COMPANY
"fe-eo,st 1ipS New York ave
TO LET-NEw APARTMENTS
COR. ADAMS MILL ROAD ONTARIO PI.
Two four-story buildings TO be completed
about Oct. 10, all large. bright rooms nuIner-
Gus closets, every convenience.
D rooms, rec. hall aud bath $40 90 to Si3 90
rooms. rec. hall and bath ......... S35 90
THE I. ii. SMITH COMPANY
oc5-eo.3t I30S New yorl ave
TO DESIRABLE COLORED TENANTS
1900 Sd ST. NV.
New building, Just Completed: apartments Of
rooms aud bath. all outside rooms: private
porches: every convenience; steam heat; Ian
itor. etc; 5000.
162O CORCORAN ST. NV
-Four rooms and bath. steam heat, tauitor
service: good CIDER: $3.50.
TIE L. II. SMITH COMPANY
oc9-eo.3t nos New York ave-
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FOR sALE-FIvE ACRES FINE LAND, SUIT
able for orchard garden and poultry raising;
suburbs of Washington. on electric line, he
terms a't $50 down $50 weekly; will build
houses to order on land If desired. 81 weekly
payments. 81 Evans bldg. Send postal. with
address. for circular giving all informa ton
how to secure home on the instalment plan.
~
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FOR RENT
2l0S N ST. NV.
REDUCED TO SO. 80
Almost new; colonial porch: 6 nice rooms,
tiled bath. Will rent to first-class colored
tenant.
MOORE & HILL. Inc, 1883 st. NV.
Ocl1-St
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FOR RENT-
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS AT
The Sterling. 1918 Calvert st. ny
1.-The Bellevue" 1921 10Th ST.
''Eoxhorough.' 2Ia9 Wyo ave. NV.
''The I-oquois." 1910 at NV.
THE Beacon Calvert 81. and Adams Mil I'd
The OregOnian' 18th and Oregon ave- NV
The HUDSON 1900 14th st. NV.
1.-The Knickerbocker." 1920 MintwoOd pl. NV
1.-The Congressional" 1st and z. Cap. SITS.
THE Coronado.' 18+o-1s46 y st. NV.
Prices range from
$25 to sT5 a month.
THOS. J FISHER 4 co. Cnc.),
se1O-tf 1873 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT 500 q ST. y. F.; CORNER HOUSE.
suitable physicians Office: containing
rooms and bath: hot water heat; rent. S3S b.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO. INC.
ocS -sa SuAtu.3t 1sS 18Th St a..
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1851 irving st. NV. 10 rooms and hath. $40. 50
1919 9Th st. NV. TN. and bath. stable. ~ 10
1855 Meridian ST. NV, ar. and bath. 80 30
146 I1th Sc. and b.. fur. heat. ..,..,o
40 IL st. ne. rooms and bath $50
1922 LIST 81. NV. rooms and bath. ~. 81
IT'S Gre shan pl. NV. 6r. & b.. fur. heat. -,
ia Harvard pl NV. III. & h.. fur. heat. 10
3l1 4 I'll. ne. rooms and BATH. 1880
FLATS
.565 10Th At. Sc. :, and la 18th SIG. 30
1911. " st. me-. : rooms and har lS SO
H. r. HOWENSJEIN CO. 1914 + ct. NV.
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THE VAN COETLANDT,"
1917 Belmont st. NV.
On Columbia Heights.
Front apartment Of five rooms and bath.
Large bright rooms.
Fine location.
Convenient TO cars.
Only $3.50 a month.
THOMAS ]. FISHER 4 CO., Inc,
1873 18th st. NV.
sete-tf
THE SARANAC. 1910 NORTH CAPITOL ST
large outside rooms, reduced to SGT 50
NORRIS gf
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TIE CT EVf CHASE Chevy Chase Circle
and ) rooms and bath. ..... So, 90 and $50 90
Tnr rRsSEI1N. 1877 11,n 81. NV
ard rooms ard hath -. $40 90 20 $40 ~
THE nEVONSHIRF 1851 Col. I'd. NV
: rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures. .s37 50
THE MT VERNON. Sth and y. v.
g and rooms and hath $50 90 TO s37 50
THE HAWTHORNE. 1921 / st. NV
= rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
TIE EMERY. 1872 st. NV
rooms and bath s27 20
0Ol6 - ST NV. roo'rs and hath. S91 %
01i- = ST. ne. rooms and bath. ...... SIG so
setn WEAVER RROS.. 1i1s r ST NV.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
Cannon. The Vote Killer.

There is no law Which the Repuh-
liCan administrative ard legislative
government a invoke to cnioin
Speaker Cannon from setting foot in
any Republican state between nov
and election day under pcnalt. OF be-
ing buried in a deep dungeon where
nobody but his keepers can hear i
a word he utterS. In this modern
age it would not be permissible ior
the Republican party literally to gag
Uncle Joe, putting upon his lips g
time lock, not to lie opened IN after
the ballot boxes Of next November
are closed. To shanghai him and
deport him to darkcs! Africa would l.,
contrary not only to the statutes, hul
TO civilized practices. Nevertheless.
i, does not seem either fair or humane
tina, a political ''bad nan" should b,
allowed 10 go g~al'opirg around the
country shooting up the Republi,
can party.
In the present stage ~ political de
We, pment the speeches Ct MIR, Can
non al drive away iron the Repub
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
STATE W.. rRumu.rIoN',

on, e the III a DISTINGUISHED rryShr
oirnR AiOnd,N "ipht: The sooner We
hr,n" on the vn'o for Statewide PROFIT
h,tinn, the better. the increasing prrwtl,
u, lac Citic> iuCIrh,rs the chances against
as" This ia especially true since t(r IN
CicIring GroM,h 0t the cities Is Largely
composed If the scum aud fifth coming
from the s!,r"s which have already gone
dry. II sc wait Tor Texas, ArhansaS,
Virginia, Kentucky aud Indiana to drive
ont thrir worst elements into Missouri
rLl.,a, NJ, omi viii hcrUmc II s,rt oi
Notary Pay vi Abandonment and lnNicN,
corruption.
III most active aud widc.nwakc PEG
p'e IL Missouri against the liquor traitic
a,e evidently the ministers and members
Of the Christian church. While the
l'rrs)'v,":iar ministers do not take action
collectively, they are inhivilu,ll for
Statewide Prohibition IN 1910 The
great iarilSi Association ol Missouri and
or Methodist Conferences have declared
unartnaou>iy tor the i.sht IN lplp Thc
Most strenuous opro'ers are these Whose
voca'tnns, business interests or invest,
men y in beer bonds depends "u the pro.
longa,ion ~ the traffic, and the DELAY 81
the I",e. fiat part of shc puhi,c pres,
which IS Subsidized 10y ,he lrew.ys AZ,
also 'loinp MI they can 20 delay Ihe Gus'
battle ChlIstiau Advocate.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
ThHD String FAR1.

july 2Olr l"lO
E'itr' RrrrELiCAH: rAr coitor once
'"lsrd ", TOT counting egg before they
were ha'rhcd, but it is a habit Of ours,
and wc havr found that !, - really t" our
a]ivarlal" to DO 20, le,au,. rs much 81
our |rlca.u'c in lite co,u,s from an'lcipa
ton, 50 "h-n the 'hhtch' CONE. uu' dis
appu'u'm,ut is less than the an~.icipa'iou
and ~ in. /, is Away, better t" aim
high, tot .rlyIlatiou has s. ,mcth,ny 10 do
with falling objects. We .llll hupc int
hccau-' Sc sold from four hens, last
,car, on, huudrcd dollar, 81 turkeys. wc
viii TIN, ,rtr, with eight hcu', sell two
bundled l]o,Inr-' worth.
Tnc .,,on has been bad. and many
conn Lam 0l losses IN 'cuiG turkeys, but
every l,Il'y los, is u lesson for the wise
raiser, and wc ind among The causes OF
loss thrl vriiniu aad ovcriccGlug are the
most ifrqUcut; a heavy Idim s'oim At
nirnt : destructive to u large .ock tic
foxes an wolve, viii a,su cause muy,.
damage.
We have on hand one hundred a. Il
iitty young White Holland turkeys, most
of winch have 'sl,ot tlc ird.' and Now
rooFt IN the walnut trees. Tn, mother
ben Of the oldest flock Is sitting again in
the woods. and | will let Ter raise
II.i DiooL "nIid, nrNr! ictIns h,i COME
home until the ypiHg are large.
Ont "i "A setting III tlin,'c Pheasant
sent me by the state game wmGen,
! have vt three. They tly like birds,
an! look much like Young uricys; they
seem very hardy and ale no trouble to
raise. "" did not succeed with the
guineNs, and have hat seven from a mum.
her Of cGGs, UIr two hens are now free
10 look after their own nests aud eggs,
they can 10 no worse than We dli but
Of all the fowl that ! know, that which
will pay the mos, on this farm is the
duck, We have but ten, iour arc PeElns
1lnI seven are pure Indian Runners from
the Golden Rule tarru Ia lowL These
ducks are full feathcg,d. and were looked
alter for three week after halch.ug. nut
nov 'icy ~ OIL IL the morning and come
home At night; they cos, nothing aud
all is prof,-but | Sot item for the
eggs. which l havt yet "a see.
NOkkiEG.IAN,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
This Remarkable Historical Narrative of Rapid-Fire Action
VIII Be Published Serially In This Paper
Watch for the Opening Installment

lean party more Votes than any other
fifty men an draw to it. And, talk
ing. he viii go on, ike the babbling
brook. forever. Nothing will stop
HIM. II no state party or faction will
invite him to a plantation or stump
he will chop down a tree in his W.
front yard and, mounting that rostrum,
proceed to weed votes out of his
party. He has reached that despcr-
ate degree of political loluacity where,
when he lacks meeting to address,
he viii interview himself and send
the product broadcast to the news
papers.
il the Republican party could be
delivered from the oratorical ac,ivit-
les of Speaker Cannon its political
stock would rise several hundred per
cent between now and the close Of
the approaching campa'gn.-N. Y.
Press, (Kcpuhlicen).
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
had five calves in five and one-half

had five calves in FIVE and one-half
years.
Not only has this record smashed
all pr.vious world records for milk
production, but the per cent Of but
ter tat Is increasing daily, so that,
fatrng accidents, this COW will un-
doubiedIy produce more butter du'-
ing a period Of twelve months than
any other COW that has even been
tested N the world.
THIS cp@ is but one OF a number
of remarkable COWS owned by the
University OF Missouri aud main
aimed solely for the instruction Of
rs students IN Agriculture and for in
Ycsiisatpnal purposes. only twenty
Jersey cows in the history OF the
world have produced more than 700.
pound Of butter in one wear. live
Of Ihcs" cows, or 20 per cent Of the
total number, are owned and were
bred 10y this Missouri institution.
The College owns more than 800
pure bred and registered ANIMAL, be-
lonRlnl Il II distinct breeds.
lo,rph}nc's record exceeds the
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
A ksW Wcr!d Record.

Il remained for The Missouri Col
iryc OF Agriculture at Columbia, Mis-
sour, 10 raise and develop the Cham
ysvn DAIRY Cow OF all the world
M,ssuuti Chief Josephine, , ,iol>,e,n-
Friesian cav, finished her SIX months
test on July 18Th. producing 1905 &
puonds, IN average OF a3 4 pounds
at milk daily for ls2 'i0ys. Ibis i,
equivalent 10 46 quarts, or II q
IA Ions every day. Her highest rec.
ord Tor one day wa ii0,2 pound.
TINS 'ecnrd W tine more remarkable
because no special PREPARATION IA,
been made Tor TINS test and lose phln,
has done her ,ull duDy IN the :, gula
dairy herd Vi the University, ha,m!
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
Those Pies Of Bsyhsot.

How delicious we're the pies Of boyhood.
No pies now ever taste 90 good. What's
chsnged' the pies' No. Its you. You've
los, the strong, healthy stomach, the
vigorous liver, the active kidneys, the
regular bowels Of boyhood. Your diges-
ton is roor and you blame the food.
what's seededl A complete tuning up
by Electric Ritters Of all organs Of di.
yes,ion--Stomach. Liver, Kidneys, Bow
els-Try them. They'll restore your
boyhood appetite and Appreciation Of
food and fairly saturate your body with
rev health, strength and vigor. SOC AT
Kardell Drug Co.'S
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-07-28
Let US do
Your
Job
Printing.
Starved To Death,

is wha, could ,ru,hfullv he said OF many
children who die. They have worms,
poor little ,hings-they don't know it
ard YOU dou't realize it. Ii your child
Is cross, ~irctiu,. pas,y eomplexioned and
loses weight for no apparent reason, give
ii Whites Cream Vermifuge, you will be
surprised at the results and how quickly
l. picks up. Sold By Globe Drug Store.