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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01
FERNsTR0N n
RUBBING II
Councilman From Third
el'sSes That Infamous (s.|
Republican Deal
SAYS THE BRIBE MONEY
WAS SIXTY THous|
Session of City Council i,
ened by Introductjs, !,
Resolution. 7
Resolution.

: Whereas. The crIn;n.,
: in the largest cities i'''ia' Ia slsns.
: are now being driven ~ nu, LIE \
fnn5i,y STGn are yroS drifting n into III hi, ~ y
! Whereas. The LIQUOR 1ne ine
: thls city and that ele,ncn, erests
! combined to debauch @ snS are I.
! the political parties p5,a Snd cSs,q
: ana votes and to dcIns," m'z'
i iorcenent of laws. thcrnh,me me
! ing a demand for an inc,oy cn1
!. lice force, and ''ca'4d A
! whereas, The uniycrso,
! IS felt among all par,Ies osa4 ,
: matt must be called unon ,nsi'
: dition, and the only JIn fn..IS,s Ins 9
/ to meet this demand and d',oe ,,1 4
: dition seems To be 10 Al a, ials q
!" duce the number Of saloor.H Hds,
: TO exceed thirty or Sor,a % s'y
J. city; therefore. he II wy 10 q
+ Resolved. That sn,o,,,
: mittee Of FIVE be apnoJn,.N p
: president OF This coi,ncS y y
]. tiSate and recommend such A''
: rnents In our liquor lIcen,s . scail
: nance as may be neodsd o1l
]. recommend the number =, and Y
! to be left TO continue in 10
/. f, S. FERNsTF6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01
SAMPLE VOTING MACHINES.

: Voting machines have been .
: Jdaced in the business office of :
: The Tribune and the Telegram .
= and in +. Auerhach & Bro. and .
: the Keith O 'Brien Company .
: stores. A demonstration is in .
: charge at each. and voters are .
: urged to examine the machines .
: and become familiar with their .
: workings, SO that they mny vote .
properly and promptly Novem- !
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01
Democrats at Garfield.

Judge w. II. King and J. r.. Tobn
addressed large gathering OF Demo-
Gratis at Garfield Monday night. Judge
King told his auditors that the issue Of
the campaign was "bosssm." that the
main question TO be decided WAS wheth-
er or not the will OF the people was to
be dominated by the senior senator from
Utah and his federal bunch. He said
that there was advantage to Utah In
sending back the present congressional
delegation to Washington because In the
next congress they would be I'm the
minority. The next congress. he said.
would be composed of Democrats and
progressive Republicans. There would be
no need Of standpat Republicans.
Mr.. Tobln said that the record OF the
Republicans. both nationally and To-
cally. was one OF broken Promises.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01
CARD PARTY ANNOUNCED.

Tho. Woman's American club will
give q card party Wednesday even
Ing. November z, nj the knights OF
Columbus hall. The prizes Will be
hand painted china. An interest
Ing programme has been urra ngcd
for the occasion and large at
tendance is expected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01

Henry EIoet was locked up Monday
night by the police for threatening TO kill
Oswald FarInan, who had previously ad-
minstered severe drubbng to Hoet,
who had attacked him. The trouble be-
tween the two men Is said TO have oc-
Cured over Il girl, who Ind transferred
her affections from Hoet 10 Farman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01
Months Building Permits.

The building permits issued bv rho
building inspector, A. 3. Hirth in The
month just ended called for a total exo
pendlturc of S1i9. 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01
Dancing School,

Beginners class commences Thurs
day, Nov, 3rd, $ p. III, Odeon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01
Peacock Rock Springs Coal.

No SCOT, very little ash, no clinkers,
and gives the most heat. Central Coal
g. Coke Co., Bell Ex. 80, Ind 2600.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01
Dancing School.
Girl Cause of Fight.

Beginners class commences Thur:
day, Nov. 3rd, s p. M, OdeoD.
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KEARNS BUILDING.
The Finest Office 7uilding Between Chi
cago AMI San Francisco.

Arrange now for office space.
The building will be ready for oc
cupancy January i, 1911.
Light, heat. Hot and cold water. gas,
compressed air and vault in every room
Apply to J. f. McGinty,
Room 3o7 Herald Building. Bell
phone 1860,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01

Drink Pilsener-she peer OF all
beers, the nectar for the bon-vivnnt;
only genuine at the Heidelberg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-01

J. II. Ksns ''.. boudst
Architect, o25 Ncwhouss ''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
FAIRFIELD

A number of ladies and gentlemen in this town have received invitations to the Mackenzie Mitchell wedding which is to take place next week in Westport Over TOO invitations have been issued. and owing to the promi.' hence of the parties the event attracts much interest.
 The new garage which is going up so rapidly in Miss Kippen's back yard is for the use of John Boyle. who will house his new auto under it's roof.
 Yesterday the large garage erected by Messrs. Harrall on the grounds of the Rubber factory. was opened for the reception of automobiles.
 Miss Armitage of New York. is the name of the lady who is engaged to marry George Mills of this town, son of Mrs. Mary Mills. She is reputed to be a lady of wealth. and a connec- tion of the family of Mrs. Nehemiah Perry. It is said the wedding will take place soon.
 A play called 'The Time of His Life', three act comedy, will be given by the St PauPs Club of South port, at St. PauPs parish building, to- morrow and Friday evenings.
 Yesterday James O.. Bulkley and wife, of Mill Hill, gave a very pretty party in honor of the birthday of their daughter, Elizabeth.
 Next Sunday at D. m. the Fairfield DdSeDdll cluD VIII play game WlCn the Bengals of Bridgeport. on Mo- Garry's field.
 Today the pavilion at the beach opens for the season. and will be in charge of MT Dilts, the same as it was last summer. Already the water is above 70 degrees. and very comfort able for bathing.
 The third and fourth degrees were conferred last evening at the Green field Hill Grange.
 The Hotchkiss family took an auto ride to Hartford on Saturday.
 A new auto has arrived at Sasco Hill for Clarence Sturges.
 It is stated that William Penny. em- p1oyed by the Warner Brothers. will occupy one of the new houses in Broad street.
 Friday evening Howard N. Wake man gave a whist party.
 Louis E. Morehouse has returned to New York after a week end in town.
 Frank Fallon is now in charge of the Southport Grocery Company.
 MT. Anderson and wife, of New York, are visiting I. A. Parsell and family.
 Estella Barker has given up her po- sition at the central telephone office, her mother being sick The lawn party and dance last even ing at the residence of Eli G. Jennings was we'll attended, and the evening all that could be wished, except for the Ieat
 Kowalski, the liveryman, recently lost a valuable horse. Teddy Fabric is employed as ali elec- trical worker for the railroad. Tomorrow evening at the Methodist church. "The Sky Pilot" and the Guardian Angel will be given by Charville Runals and Marion S. Poole
 Rev. E. Livingston Wells of Gull ford has been visiting in Southport
 Arna Sherwood is home from a week in Boston.
 Isabelle Guilbert is home for her summer vacation. The commencement of the Sherman school will take place next Friday
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
STAMFORD

The new power house at the light house at the western end of town, IS to be 31 by 24 feet, and will contain fog horn which can be heard for 20 miles The Beardsley Brothers are the contractors. It is understood the force at the light house is to be increased.
 Tomorrow afternoon at the resi- dence of Mrs. Robert Sammis, the ladies of the Women's Aid Society, will hold their annual dollar meet ing. At these interesting meetings the women tell how they managed to earn a dollar unknown to their hus- bands.
 The Bettinas have recently been en- tertained by Jane White. The Photograp phic club has decided not to give an exhibition this sum- mer.
 Embroidery clubs are gradually go- ing out of fashion. Tomorrow evening at the residence of Alice Unbehagen, Elm street, the clerks employed in a Bridgeport 25 cent store expect to come over and have a pleasant social time. There will be union services at the l Methodist church next Sunday even ing.
 Building operations have begun on the new Franklin school house. The plans call for such a we'll construct ed building, it will be impossible to
 
 give satisfaction. The graves in town of the Sons of the Revolution, were decorated on Sunday.
 Mrs. George Messenger of South ington, is visiting in town. The William Latin place has been taken for the season by a family with the name of Gleason.
 Joseph -Allard, Jr., has received a numbeS of honors from Yale.
 Six boys and five girls were born in town during the month just pass ed.
 Miss Frances Robinson, from Vir- ginia, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ar thur B. Park. Tonight a meeting is to be held to organize all the boys in town into the Brotherhood of the Red Diamond. Rev. F. K Hawley will preach in town next Sunday at the Bethany Mission.
 Clarence Noon and family will spend the summer on Linden avenue, where they have taken rent. Edward Thomas has given up his position at the local railway station.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
MONROE

Miss Bessie Burr attended the dance of the class of 1910 of the Newtown High school on Friday evening last.
 Several from Monroe witnessed the State parade of the c. T. A. U. at Derby last Saturday.
 Hobart Beardsley and sisters visited in Yonkers, N. r.. last week. and at tended the wedding anniversary of their sister. Mrs. Wallace Smith.
 Miss Dorothy Habersham is home from Ing1eside school. New Milford. for the summer vacation.
 Miss Ina Allen after a delightful visit with her friend. Mrs. Lord, has returned to her home at New Mil ford.
 Wanted-z5 members of Harmony Grange, No 92, to attend the next meeting and hear the great public utilities debate between Alexander Sinclair and Clarence B. Burr vs. Rev MT. Moses and Iverson C. Fanton, o- Weston, on Friday evening. June A.
 Miss Jessie Wheeler is visiting friends in Milford and Ansonia
 Mrs. Henry J. Lord gave a whis party last Thursday evening in honor of her friend, Miss Ina Allen. Six tables were played and when the scores were counted Miss Rose Wheel CT had won the first prize for ladies and Mrs. Edwin c. Shelton the sec. ond. Wilbur Benedict received the gentlemans first prize and Edwin c Shelton the second. Mrs. Clarence B Burr and Robert Sinclair carried of the consolation prizes. Later refresh ments were served and after a socia hour all departed for home havine spent very enjoyable evening"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
Militia Officers Are :.
 Ordered to U. $. Fort

In keeping with the policy of the U. $. army to instruct the militia throughout the country in the tactics of the standing army, local officers of the Coast Artillery Corps have been ordered to report to Fort Terry, off New London, next Sunday for a weeks schooling. The Bridgeporters who will attend are: Major Louis J. Hermann, Captains George E. Hawes of the 14th; Arthur c. Bennett of the 4th; and Stanley Herdina of the 11th. Also Lieutenants W. N. Potter and L.. J. Brague of the 14th; and J.H. Chase and A. w. Barrows of the 4th. They will leave this city Saturday after noon and will report for the week s duty at Fort Terry the following morning.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
UNKNOWN MAN
 HEAT VICTIM

An unknown man, well dressed, about 35, was found delirious and in convulsions in Bruce avenue near the E. H. H. Smith Silver Co. at 2:30 yesterday afternoon. He was taken to the Emergency hospital in the am- bulance, and up to press hour he had not revived sufficiently to identify himself
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22

Foley's Kidney Remedy may be given to children with admirable re-
 suits. It does away with bed wet
 ting, and is also recommended for use after measles and scarlet fever F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-22
WHAT EVERYBODY
 OUGHT TO KNOW.

That Foley Kidney Pills contain just the ingredients necessary to tone, strengthen and regulate the action of the kidneys and bladder. F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy. 5
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

can influence him. Oh' sne cr'eu'
sorry" ,ood and the
,vords were wrenched from him. Oh'
shat's all right" Dunlop pulled hrs cap
down ridiculously low so that 1t wouid "o1
be blown of. ,.,s o.. e.v
~ was never" he forced himself to say
;ocrIarlv .particular about the moment OF
death. I am particular only about the COM
nanv with whom / shall meet 1t. Part OF
nv present company like immensely am
infatuated with, l may say; SO don yo"
worry about me-
The car plunged into deep ditch, up a
rocky bank, and back to the center OF tne
1--WE gave that farmer good fright, sald
Dunlop grimly. That's some comfort
They drove into long straight level. ne
crazy bov at the wheel spoke over his shoui-
der.
Had enough3" :,
"Yes-yes!" cried the girl eagerly land
she whispered, "Say you have!). "Iu Go
ANYTHING you say-anythingH -,
1Had enough, you in the golf capt
"Plentv-plenty.'' exclaimed Dunlop
eagerly, and, taking his cue from the giri'
"I'll do anything you say he added any
"ffhen that's all right" And he began
to drive once more like sane and rationai
man. "I'll think it over,' he SAID ,,
The girl leaned close to Dunlop and wins,
pered. "Agree to anything she said' ana
that will give you chance to get OUT.
"And leave you in this lurchs Not
much!" said Dunlop. >,
"Oh. it doesn't matter about me- she
said. "I'm used to it.
whats the matter with him9' asked
D,,,1o, cor chOuldn't | ask!
"Of course you should said she. lie
was hurt in the head at college.
"Football9" said Dunlop
"Partlv. He was watching a game, and
the grandstand collapsed. And he's been
getting steadily worse, and has had several
outbreaks And I've been trying to get MN
to 90 to sanatOrlum: or rather DeiIich
has. Derrick is our old butler, and ne mas
influence on poor Stanly. And finally TINS
morning he said he would, and l know the
doctor at a sanatorium near Stamford, and
tr,,st him. and so we started, and Stanly be-
haved beautifully untIl-well, you We seen
all that there's been to see.
"If he stops the car again, SAID dunlop
resolutely, "I1l jump on him and over
power him
The girl shook her head. He won the
intercollegiate strength tests three years
running she said.
Dunlop withdrew his plan without argu-
nent. ''What is he likely to want US to
do?" he asked.
1T depends on his hunor,' she said 1t
might be to take hands and dance for him IN
the road or sing songs. Or he might ash: us
| to do things that we couldn't and wouldn'
do. And then he might make u.s.! She
drew a long breath. Let us hope, she said:
that he will be satisfied with the comic
CTANLY spoke suddenly over his Shout
- der. "Jean-O," he said, how do you
like that fellar in the golf cap? And you IN
the golf cap, how do you like Jean-O'
better than 1 can very well say said
Dunlop quietly.
"Then that's all right said Stanly. En-
| ioy yourselves. A moment later, and IN an
| eminently sane voice, he asked, DO either
of you approve of long engagements"
| They said they did not.
Very well,'' said Stanly. you and
Iean-O may consider yourselves engaged.
But it won't last long, | can promise you
that"
| Tho COR ctorDed Even in his goggles
New-York tribune., 1910-09-04

Music-Roll
Constant changes Of fi'ne
as well. as of tone are indi-
Gated by the single broken
zig-zag line. Soft when
the line is at the left; loud
when at the right. etc.
with all volume changes
between. When the line
is made up of a series OF
rs, the music is in regu-
lar time: q series of RS
means to retard a series
of AS. TO accelerate. And
vet, it always lends itself
to the individual interpre-
tation. R indicates a
slight pause: < a sharp
accent; to hold tstop,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-02

lust. 400 81 ST. NV.
1922 n Cap. Or. b. go
1887 Marion. Or. 1850
APARTMENTS.
Florence CT, 5r. b.50.OO
1880 18th, 6r. b. 3. .S.Ol
Saranac, Or. b. 1000
Myrene. 5r. b. $500
Luniata. 5r. b. :. .32. 30
20 Todd. 5r. h. 20. 30
eS22 Sherman, Or. b. 10. so
1912 Rosed'le ne, 4,b14.50
2620 X. Ar. b. 400
COLORED TENANTS.
AS Cd sw. Sr. b. .25.50
2624 n NV. Or, b. ESQ
PHI NJ. u. b. 1850
500 9th So. 5r. b.. is. 80
STABLES.
r 2012 Fl NV. 5stls20. 60
r 1i42 18th. 3 stls.S 8. 90
STORES.
1901 LIST. sto & dwg.
Sr. 2b & stable. 10. 90
1871 9th. stO, DIV. GO. 90
212 eth sw, sto, dw60 90
2012 II. sto, DIV, sta60. 90
22i4 l4th NV. large
store. so. 90
ap2-sa.tu, tn. If
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FOR RENT-H0UsES.
UNFURNTSHEDs
FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA.

S43 Louisiana ave. NV.
I'D I'D !. NV. store. bakery and dwg.... %
.6iS I'd St NV. rooms aud bath. s. 20
S5lS 18th 81. NV, 6r, rec. hall. b., hwh $40
- Adams at. n. W. Sr.. b., fur. rec. hall 3 20
III: \ J. ave. NV. Tor. and bath. $50. % 20
81 R Sc. ST.. Observation-Disclosures. 30 50
l34s 4 Sc. 8 rooms bath 21S0
l23l Fla. ne. Or, b.. I'd a.. whit 1900
1888 lst NV. rooms and bath ...... .. -
204 9TH sw.. rooms and store. ....... 800
Sl3 ST. ne, rooms and bath. Is 10
63S st. sw.. rooms and bath ~ - 50
1910 18th ST. NV. rooms and BATH. ~ SO
1879 y. Z. ave. ne. 6r and bath $50. ESQ
626 | 81. s.w.. rooms and hath. ...... 1900
324 NJ s.w.. rooms and bath. ......... % 50
l20A-0S Water s.w.. stores. each. ...... 10 90
6l2 18th st. ne. rooms and hath 1901
1918 ST. Sc. rooms and bath ...... rs so
l2is D a. ne. rooms and bath. 1872
So Myrtle ne. rooms and bath. 1870
l3S aud las Hickman Sc. Or. b.. each. 1880
ia 9th 81. NV. rooms. barb and hest. iI.o0
511 18th ST. ne. rooms. bath. h.w.h. 1880
1907 Union at. sw rooms and bath. 1880
l36 eth ST. ne. rooms and water. -. 1870
III Mclean ave. s.w.. rooms bath. t.h0
BIZ l1th ST. Sc. rooms and water. so
u! Prospect ne, rooms and water. So
ZO1 9th st. Sc. storerooms. 1900
65Oia Morton ne. fiat 5r.. h.. I'd floor. 80
800 Mclean ave. s.w.. Or. and water 1870
al3 y ST. sw.. rooms and water. % 20
707 Lamont NV. ) rooms and water. lcoa
1853 c s.w. 3 rooms and water -. 1000
lsa6 Kramer ST. ne. rooms aud water. 1000
"'A' Nv CO coL OF Ed TENANTS. ''
$3.50 VI st. n. w. 5r. and b.. h-w H.. hat n 80
1851 ne. o rooms and bath -. 1880
Mt Van ST. s.w.. , rooms and bath. dat. Eco
2I09 and Pill X NV. Ar and wa. 1850
i4a and 159 Sc. 6r. and W. each. 1890
los Corcoran ST. Iyy CITY Tor water. 1000
40 Union ct s.w. rooms and water coo
124o 4th NV. Observation-Disclosures. TOO
$40 Dryers CT. s.w.. 4 rooms and water. 80
4l9 Limerick ct. s.w.. rooms. ........ TOO
Rear 2202 l4th st. NV. shop. ......... son
an9- 81
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FOR RENT-BY B. F. 81
1918 21st NV, 11r. b$D.W
81 Mass ave NV.
store. 6r. b. 5000
Ill Sth NV, Or. b.i5. 30
937 y NV. Sr. b.. n. 90
Ala NJ NV. Or, b. 400
400 Mass av. Or. b. i3. 90
400 Mo av NV, 21r. b42 90
2lUS lst NV. 9r. b. 40. 90
All o NV. Or. b. .35. so
1908 9th NV, Tor. b. $50
l410 9th NV, Tor. b. $40
40 \ j NV Sc. Tor, b. 81. ~
413 Ny av NV. Or, b. 20. 50
eoG Sd NV. 7r. b. .2S.. 20
1900 Ga av.sto. Ar 30
727 9th nw,7r,b. 20. so
7@ Girard. 8r. b. %. 90
1O2 GA Sc, 7r. b. 20. 50
1898 Morse ne. Or. b. % 30
1914 Pot av Sc. Or, h22 80
22336Ont rd NV Or. 52'.j0
725 9th ne. Or. b. 20. so
205 Morgan. Or. b. 2o..D
1876 q Sc, Or. h. .1S.CO
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RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Il3 14TH ST. NV.
4 QUICK. COURTEOUS SERVICE.

Stith w SEht II r..
FOR RENT Bloomingdale: rooms $40 80:
undoubtedly one OF the prettest homes i'm
Washington for rent: large rooms. modern ba tn
nne furnace heating system in excellent condi-
ton: 23 st. NV See Ii.
SHANNON LuCHS. 7l3 l4th st. NV.
FOR RENT-On the heights. compare tt ely
porcelain bath: furnace heat: laundry tubs:
we've just had 1t scrubbed out from top to
bottom: ready to be occupied: rent. S32.5
SHANNON & LUCHS. 113 18th st. NV
FOR RENT-N.W. section: rooms. S26 90
Just been papered and put in excellent condi-
ton throughout: modern bath: GOOD LOCA-
TION: 22O9 18th ST. Don't hesitate.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 713 18th ST. NV
FOR RENT-First second floor Of modern
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and SITS: five large rooms and bath. just
been papered and fixed up. present tenant has
bought home: BEAUTIFUL apartment
don't overlook Ii. Rents $3.50 and S27 80.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 7l3 14th st. NV
FOR RENT-NE. home of large rooms.
Sl1.50; is conveniently arranged Just been re-
papered and painted inside and outside: heat
ing system JUST put in excellent condition: To-
Gated in good. high part OF ne. section; houses
of this class usually rent for $3.50 Here's
opportunity to get GOOD, CHEAP home.
Take advantage of 1t.
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NJ. 234l. 113 14th st. NV. NJ. 2345.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave. NV.
Adfoinf11 chr 1Afh nj. nv

=. .1417 2lst NV
$27. 80. $40 Eth ne. CRIB
&nI.n. .l219 & ne. CIR
$3.50. .641 Mass ne. Or
S27 80. 1908 Sth NV. sr.h
500. so. ZIG r NV. ar. b
500. 2209 18th NV. Or. h
So5. 50. 1908 Sth NV 8r. b
$3.50. 1894 WalIach
$3.50. .42S @ NV. 6r. b
S25. 30. oI26 sherman. Or
$3.50. 1910 q ne. Orb
So. 50..7c9 I'd NV, 6r. b
$2J. 80. 1905 10th NV. or, b
So. 30. PA Nv av Sc. 6r. b
So. 1908 Kenyon NV
500. so. So. tlth ne. Or
500. so. 1919 N : av.6r. b
So. =. Coz 9th ne. tir
$50 so. .105 18th ne.sr. b
ST.. 80. HOS II ne. e-.b
500. so. 1914 | ne, Or. b
So. :O.1311 Fla av ne Or
So. 80. .:522I 14th ne. Or, h
So. 80. 1910 Md av ne
S22. so. 1928 n ne. 8r
So. 30. .504 ID ne. 6r. b
S22. so. POS Morgan. 81
$40. so. .,24 Morton. Or. b
$40. ~. .G2l I'd ne, CT
800. 80. .1S & ne. 6r. b
5000. rs 18th ne. 7r
500 SO. TOT 9Th ne. Orb
$3.50. 1891 Emerson ne
$3.50. 1880 Emerson ne
$3.50. 122 Hickman. Gr
$3.50. 1898 Kramer. 81
SIS. SO. 80 9th ne. Or
SIG. got I sc. ar. b
Slj.5O. 1906 Montello. g.
$3.50. $40 10Th sc. Or
S14.D.. $40 Florence ne
$I4. m3 ! sc. Or. b
$3.50. ..2I4 Parker ne
COLORED.
$40. .4l5 y ] av NV. 1Or.h
$40. .1715 18th NV. Or
$37. 80. 1915 T NV. Or. b
$40. 20. 2020 18th NV. l2r
$27. so. .2425 X NV. 8r, b
S27. ..2539 NJ NV. 5r. b
500. so. 400 lst sw. Or. b
900. 90. .51b \ ] av. Or
$3.50. .7Os 18th 10
S1O.5O..l42J Duncan, Or
$3.50. $40 22d. ar
$3.50. 1853 F ne. Or
SIS. .4O7 I'd sw, Or. b
STORES.
500. 1901 I4th. store. Or
800. us 18th NV. sto
800. ......125 18th NV
30. -. .6o2-24 D NV
Sal. Sci q NV. store. 6f
So. 80. 1928 18th NV
$9a so. 1925 Wis nv
$35. .....l1th & q Cap
S35. ..,25 2lst NV. sto.1l
$3.50. .2427 18th
$25. 1880 L NV, store
$25. 1853 r NV
$25. .1aO East Capitol
$40. 1929 18th. store
$50 -. .322S 18th NV
$3.50. .5O4 21st NV
IS. 80. 1901 Fla av NV
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$125. ..S2i 14th nw.2d d
$40. .708 18th NV. I'd q
$35. .715 14th NV. 9f
S25.. '51G 18th NV
$50. !. 1923 14rn, new
$3.50. ...... sos F NV
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