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BLtCAN
IN SINC ERITY.


The hue and cry being raised in
Washington and by certain parties
in Arizona over what is termed the
injustice Of the law in this territory
providing an educational qualifica-
ton for voters is insincere. The
law was passed for the purpose of
raising the standard of the electorate
of the territory. The law was pass
ed by a democratic legislature it is
true, but the fact remains that 1t
was taken from the statute books Of
the rock-ribbed state of Maine.
If this law was so vicious and so
loaded with partisan hate and re-
venge as Gov. Sloan. Bob Morrison,
in Arizona. and Senator Beveridge
and Delegate Cameron in Washing
ton, claim, why has there been no
effort on the part OF these gentle
men to have the law annulled by
congressional act? Congress has the
right to annul any act of a territor-
ial legislature and this educational
qualification law in Arizona is one
Of them.
The impression is widespread, that
the provision of the Beveridge state
hood bill annulling the Arizona quail
ification law was put into the state
hood bill by Senator Beveridge for
the sole purpose of creating opposi-
ton to the measure in the hope that
it would delay, If not defeat. its
passage. Admitting that Delegate
Cameron is anxious to have the ter
ritory admitted as a state the fact
remains. in our mind. that he is
DESTROYS of doing away with the
educational qualification Law for po-
Iitieai and no other reasons. If HIS
conscience is so smitten because OF
the Acknowledgement of Spanish pat
riots in Arizona, why has he not
introduced a bill in congress to de-
-lare void the Arizona qualification
laws?
The fact IS that Arizona received
much advantageous prominence be-
;ause of the passage of this law;
1t was commented on fsvorably
throughout the country as one of
the evidences of our very fitness for
statehood and we do not believe
that majority in congress viii con-
sent to its notification in the state
hood bill or by a specific act for
that purpose.
The notification of Arizona's edu-
cational qualification law by the
present republican congress would
give to the democrats of Arizona
the greatest imaginable advantage,
but the democrats are not seeking
advantage by such a sacrifice of the
welfare Of Arizona The nuilifica-
lion of this law would cause hun
ireds OF republicans in the territory
TO rebuke their party by voting the
democratic ticket.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-17
Women, Regardless of Class,
Must Stand TOgether.
MONT. New York Society Woman.

Mrs OLIVER H. BELMONT. New Yorkso Woman
THINK the coming together of the shirt strikers and the
4 society women will ACCELERATE THE WAVE OF
-. UNIVERSAL SISTERHOOD. We all need it, and the
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-17
The Cananea Stores
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
Though the fact that diamond drilIs

Though the fact that diamond drills
have tendency to deviate from the
vertical has long been well known to
Rand engineers. the custom of sur
veying bore-holes did not arise till
a few years ago The result of the
surveys has been to show that the de-
Walton may be mos. serious and the
results obtained have to be viewed
in a new light, not only in reference
to the position of the reef where in
tersected. but also in regard TO the
width of the reef as shown by the
core
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-17

interest not for money but to oblige
the boss. says the New York World.
Our political bosses are regarded
and treated as are the images which
idolators worship. Every boss has
his day. When he is in favor his in
fluence appears to be great. He
seems to control legislation and APP
pointments. He seems to create gov
ernors. senators and presidents. He
has fine assortment of small ia
vors to bestow. His pockets are
deep and there is money in them.
No officer sustained by law shows
so many outward signs of power.
Yet when the boss is in disfavor he
is mercllessly smashed. and then
people learn what they knew all the
time. that his feet were of clay
A boss is in danger from the
moment that he is generally recog-
nized as boss Nothing but dis
/ honor therefore. awaits a boss who
succeeds.
The period covered by Mr.. Platt's
bossism was one of which the state
Of New York is not proud Some
dismal phases Of it have been re-
yealed at Albany. If the boss who
succeeds is dishonored. what must
be the fate OF one who fails, who
survives his day. who lives only to
De accused? Before his life closed
Mr.. Plat witnessed purpose Al
Albany to unload upon him most Of
the sins of an era that was admit
tedly corrupt and shameful. VIII
an attempt now be made % con
sign to the oblivion Of the tomb the
scandals attaching 10 the living
which thus far are only whispered?
Without severity toward the dead
and with regard chiefly for public
men who are to come. it must be
remembered that bosses in any stage
e their careers are not to be en-
We'd They would not be bosses a:
sll if Americans we're not for a
season too tolerant Of their pretea-
sions. They could not last an hour
# legislators and executives and
people were not indulgent. They
are encouraged to their own destruc-
ton. When their inevitable fall
takes place there is none so poor as
to do them reverence.
Great abilities misused. great OPP
portunities wasted. great power pros
tituted, characterize the labors of
many of the bosses. A contemplate
subserviency on the part of thou
sands who naturally hate boss and
who really do not intend to be boss
ed is all that makes bosses possible
in America. Why not end them here
and now?
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-17

In confirmation Of the recent report
that General Manager Hinchclife OF
the Consolidated Telephone company
contenplates in the near future con-
meeting Arizona telephone line with
Southern California comes the news
that the Pacific Telegraph and 'reie-
phone company Of California is rapid
ly building its lines to Yuma, where it
hopes to connect with a transcontin-
entail line With the completion of
the Pacific company's line to Yuma
there are still two gaps in the pro
posed transcontinental line. one be-
tween Yuma and Tucson and the
other between Douglas and FL Paso.
El Paso is already in communication
with the east. and when the gaps be-
tween Yuma and Tucson and Douglas
and FL Paso are completed. Tombstone
and other Arizona cities win be in
direct telephone communication with
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-17
FATE OF
THE BOSS.

Before death closed the career OF
Thomas c. Plat a disposition had
been manifested at Albany to place
upon his bent shoulders responsible
lily for the bridge scandals. Men
suspected or accused of receiving
brides found it easy to explain that
they had voted against the public
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-17


THE DIRECTING FORCE IN OUR GOVERNMENT, THEN OUR
GOVERNMENT HAS CHANGED
found the United States USING HIS MONEY
TO CORRUPT THE GOVERNMENT" wrote the French phlos
opher De Tocquev after searching investigation in this country
sixty years after the Declaration of Independence
Bryce the United States study gov
He found that things had changed since De Tocqueyes
time and that CORPORATIONS CONTROLLED LEGISLATION
by es which ordinary pales lie said that many
gesnen bills and that congress nest of
intrigue.
Four years ago Justice Brewer Of the United States supreme
who by training and temperament
who had nothing gain by appealing popular prejudice said
Senators and representatives their places CORPORATE
FLUENCES and that they elected with the understanding
corporate influence shall be sberved that there great danger
the power they WELD the awmaker which empts him FOR
GET THE NATION AND TO SERVE THE CORPORATION.
The danger is all the greater because it is insidous"
One year later Justice Brown of the said
bauef influence Of amaed wealth has great
cry AND CORPORATE INFLUENCE threaten destruction
Of the existing order Of society"
coNoREssaEN AND sENAross WASHINGTON CHOSEN
TO REPRESENT TIE PEOPLE REPRESENT
THE CORPORATIONS. THE PEOPLE REPRESENTED
THE PEOPLE BEHIND
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-17
Old Time Politicians
Fast Disappearing.
~ DR.. DAVID STARR JORDAN. presia


HE last of the old time politicians FAST DISAPPEAR
ING Their places being taken by with TRAINED
~ MINDS with university educaons, who WORK FOR
THE GOOD OF THE NATION. This change now
coming the political life of the nation only
changes that taking place today All the demand
for the COLLEGE BRED MAN is growing stronger.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-17

HE aeropne has proved itself capable country flights
q for the swift CARRYING OF MESSAGES in time of
~ and the SCATTERING OF BOMBS among the
enemy while soaring beyond the range of rifles
Experts the world wondering what perfected
machines will have the nave 1t is recognized fact that half
dozen of the type Of aeropanes could ANNIHATE Any
FLEET IN THE WORLD by simple process of dropping pow
erfu explosives from machine up meet ques
ton it is than likely that ALL OF THE NATIONS WILL
EQUIP THEIR ARMIES WITH AERIAL CRAFT
SHOULD POSSIBILITIES WOULD MORE THAN
LIKELY BE THE FIRST THING WARNING NATIONS TO
DESTROY The FLYING MACHINES ENEMY THAT WOULD
or COURSE, MEAN ARMS BETWEEN
COUNTRIES WOULD IN THE AIR.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-17
CANNON
AND TAFT.

NV - -
1t is altogether fitting that the first
entertainment of Speaker Cannon a.
the White House occurred during the
incumbency OF President Taft Nc
two men in pubic lie have been
more thoroughly n agreement II
their ideas Of government than the
president and the speaker. says the
Courier-Journsi,
Some years ago, Mr. Cannon. re
spending to a question as to what 1t
believed should be dcse for the pep-
terment CT his fellow man In America,
OF standing pat" upon Ire platform
that existing conditions were Ideal
observed that this ocunsry Eas g
hell of a success" The prosider.
manifests the same mental attitude
IL he has been correctly quoted. b.
saying in response to somebody's oh
seryations upon the restiyeness Of :
considerable portion of the poDulece
r7aer the rule of the political ma
chi1e aud the tariff machine. let 'eT
yell"
Stuff ard nonsense about Cannon
ISM" has been talked for some years
There was certain meaning to the
term when President Roosevelt. was
in office. President Roosevelt wss
50 least reformer In his confession
OF faita ana champion of the masses
II his published creed, although q
GRANDFATHER upon tie tariff and d
dealer with practical men, BIZ
President Taft, Hke Mr.. Cannon, IL
openly s-rsyed upon the side of the
interests which Mr.. Cannon has p
Tays believed should be let alone be
cause they have not prevented the
United States from growing. although
they have pared the profits of rs IL
hsbitants to provide funds TO- the
purchase OF steam yachts.
During his incumbency President
Taft has, so far as is discoverable,
taken no step and advocated no gov
ernmental doctrine that could cause
the slightest friction between the
White House and the speaker.
American history does not hold the
record of any administration charac-
terized by more perfect peace and
amity between the president and the
speaker. and by a more touching
similarity of purpose than has mark
ed the presidency OF William H. Taft
and the speakership of Joseph G.
Cannon. In biblical times there we're
two friends whose names were David
and Jonathan who harmonized with
one another as fully And at SYRIA
cuse. in the frolicsome days of the
Tyrant Dionysius. there were Damon
and Pythias. Cog and Magog were
perhaps as thoroughly in accord as
TO their respective policies.
II the dinner at the White House
is intended to be construed as an
Endorsement of Mr.. Cannon II is at
least creditabIe to the president as
an evidence of that perfect frank
ness that compels admiration even
when it. prociaims an attitude with
which II is impossible to agree. II Is
a good deal more decent of the presi
dent to let the world know where
the fish and the devil stand in his
administration. than It would be for
him to resort TO the paltry trick OF
trying to make Mr.. Cannon a scape.
goat IL that were. in his case, posi-
BILE
Anyone who Is sufficiently acute T.
know a hawk from handsaw must
know that the president and Mr.. Can
nor stand for exactly the same brand
of politics. Their ideas are those In
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Lieutenant Hoenberg.
results the
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NOTICE.

A reward of $500 Will be pal for
information leading TO the arrest and
eonviction of the parties stealing The
Review from Subscribers.
THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-17

HE BASIC PRINCIPLE OF OUR GOVERNMENT AS
FOUNDED BY THE FATHERS is THE WILL OF THE
PEOPLE.
THIS is THE PRINCIPLE FOR WHICH OUR "a
THEIRS SHED THEIR BLOOD AT LEXINGTON AND
STARVED AND FRozE At VALLEY FORCE.
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A New Blood Specific.
From the Boston Transcript.

From the Boston Transcript
The bacteria OF vegetable germs that
are responsible for SO large number OF
our bodily ills have been for some time
striking their flags before the conquerins
march Of medical science. The protozoa.
or animal atoms. have put up mo o
stubborn resistance, but il the discovery
of Dr. Paul Erich. director OF the lnsu-
tute of Experimental Therapeutics az
Frankfort, Germany. has the virtue tiat
is claimed for il. they, too. are approach
ing the last ditch Or. MeltZer OF the
Rockefeller Medical Institute declares u
to be epoch-making, as furnishing
means OF overcoming the minute ahlitidls
that are responsible for so many serious
maladies.
The new specific bears scientific deslg
nation which can be pronounced oniy Dy
long practice, but the short name y ~.
COG that being the number of expert
ments made before a satisfactory result
was obtained. The only other specl1c
known to medical science for the diseases
that the protocol produce. says ~
Meltzer. is quinine, and that Was ~
upon by accident. This was discoNS ,s',
by direct pursuit 1T is always prudent
to maintain an attitude OF CONSERVATISM
and caution toward discoveries that seem
to mean so much for human welfare, ne
cause some that have had as high au-
thority back of them as this has re-
On the other hand we should be nos
pitable to such efforts because their sue
cess means an incalculable reduction OF
human suffering. The protozoa have been
a scourge of the world for centuries.
They are responsible for the large num-
Der of blood diseases that manifest them
selves in different ways all over the
world. The new specific has been used
with good results in the sleeping SICK
ness OF East Africa and the relapsins
fever of Russia. To quite limited eN-
tent il has been tried among the soldiers
in the Philippines and with reputed sue
cess.
The discovery that blood diseases Were
caused by protoZoa was made by Ser
lin scientist five years ago. Ihere Ut.
Wussermann of Germany invented MS
method of reaction. by which he showed
that many diseases Of the heart. Kidneys
and brain followed cases supposed 10 De
cured. the PROTOCOL being scotched but
not killed. The investigators OF the Pas-
teur Institute two years ago learned now
TO fnoculate mice, rats and monkeys. ana
with these guides and aids, DIR. Erich
was able to make great progress with MS
experiments and produce a substance De-
lieved to be fatal to the malignant pro-
tozoa, but harmless TO human beings.
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Flats Without Kitchens.

Budapest Correspondence Pail Mall Gazette.
Owing to the continuous increase of the
already exorbitant rents I'm the poorer
districts of the city, tenants are organ
izing a general resistance against the
landlords. They refuse 10 pay their rents
and ignore all notices to quit In some
cases the landlords have tried TO eject
them collectively. but they have appealed
to the courts and not infrequently de-
feated the house owners
The housing conditions of the working
classes In Budapest are said TO be per-
haps the worst OF all the great capitals
In Europe. According to the latest sta
tistics available there are more than H.
600 fats or apartments. there are no CIT
tages, without kitchens. and between 20
and so per cent of the wage earners live
in one room, sometimes with kitchen at
tached, but more often without These
places are inconceivably filthy: doors and
windows cannot be closed, and there Is
frequently only one water tap for ten
or twelve parties
For such wretched and insanitary
quarters the workingman must pay very
often 20 per cent OF his weekly WAGES.
The wonder Is that the revolt against
these intolerable conditions did not begin
long ago. Possibly the people would have
endured IL still longer had II not been for
the constant demands made upon them
Tor higher rents. -------
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FOR RENT-BY B. +.
1913 X NV. LIST. 2b&l01 .05
1923 Sth NV, Or, b. As. 20
20 II NV, store. .43. "a
$50 Mo av NV, 2lr. b42 90
1868 u NV. Sr, b. 40. so
1928 o NV, Or, b. 10. so
1920 s NV. Or. b.35.43
4 Quincy ne. Or. b. 30. 80
900 T NV. ST. b. 80 30
1921 Fla av nw. Or. BIO. 30
COZ Fla av NV. 7r. b. 30. so
80 I ne. Tor. b. 30. 90
449 n Y av NV. Or. b27. so
1918 l. NV. 7r. b.27. so
1893 9Th nv. Or. b. %. 50
T02 Quincy NV. Or. BIZ. 20
102 r NV. Or. b. $3.50
1916 9th NV, Or. b. %. IS
426 Fla av nw.7r.b.24.5O
SD q nc, 7r, h. %. 30
l24 Fla av NV. Or. b. %. so
1875 Morse ne. Or. b22 80
s34 X I av NV. Or, wcO. so
1850 Sth nw,7r.w.lS.5O
atI2n-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21

CHOICE BUILDING Lots AT CONGRESS
Heights; Sox175 feet: 500 ana up. Apply
EDW. J. NRWC0NB. Congress Heights Post
once. .ssas-sa.sssss
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AUL CO.. 7TH 4 L NV.
| 6l6 X NV. Or. W. 49,
1929 Morse ne. Or. bit. 80
706 n I nv NV. 7r. so
1907 B ne, 5r. b. 90
2a22 Ga av. Ar, ". l2.50
5i2 r. Offices. 1900
COLORED TENANTS.
2020 18th NV, 12r. BIS. so
400 LIST NV. Or. b. q 80
1924 LIST NV. Or. 80
lfi43 4th NV. Or. b. .22.5
ll25i1 Seaton NV. 4r;
b. .........-...-.@ 1880
22O7 Sth NV. 4r.b.is. 30
70s 18th ne. 4r.b..1I. 50
l27 n Sc. Or, W. 12.0
2210 Water NV. 5r. WIZ. 80
1910 Both NV. 5r.w12.OO
1913 18th NV, Ar. w.11.0
Rear 1l15ia 5th NV.
Ar. W. 1000
STORES.
COL n NV. sto. eel. -. 30
o034 Ga av NV. ..14.50
619 18th ne. sfo. 3r. l3. 90
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FOR RENT
13a 18th Or b $50 IS SIT 18th NV. sr. AS. so
1923 10th NV Tor b45 30 1921 Irv'g NV. Or, b37 so
936 NV, Or. b. .32 so 492 Me sw. II r. b32 80
coo av NV Sr b3O 90 40 Porter ne Or. b.. %. so
9O4 + me- Or. b. % so Oil o NV, 6r b. %. so
1904 q ne, Or. b. % so 1886 VT NV Or. 20. so
1873 I ne. Or. b. 1880 1909 ne. Or, b. so
2219 nv, 5r. 1880 ga L sc, 8r. so
1916 av nw,5r1550 2619 I NV. 5r. ~ 50
sos 1ith ne. Or. IA 40 633 18th ne. 4r. .12. 90
FLATS.
1913 9Th NV 5r b. 90 2319 18th nv, 5r b. %. so
1888 .5r boz so 2512 17th NV ,5r, b. 81 so
% Todd pl ne. 81, b. n so 1905 G NV, 4r. 90
STORES.
zoos NV 2r I'd a. 100 90 53s LIST se erb. .35. 90
CAYWOOD & GARRETT, 1921 y. Y. ave. NV.
au2O-3ts
FOR RENT-HANDSOME DETACHED HOUSE,
hot.water heat: handsome decorations: 81. OOj
per year. GEO. w. LINKINS. 500 18th NV.
au2O-3t
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FOR RENT-HANDSOAfE BRICK; 10 ROOMS:
all mod. imps.; beautifully papered and paint.
ed: Kitchen ON parlor door; near n. H. ave-
and st: $45.
80 st. ne; handsome dwelling: II rooms:
all mod. imps.; steam heat; large yard, stable
and shop; near st. car; reduced to $S5 from
$40.
stable rear 45s G ST. nv; S stalls; con-
crete floor and water; 80
1901 18th st. NV. two new handsome hats:
rooms: all mod. imps.. will rent to colored.
$3.50: other apartments at $50, $50 and $35.
For location inquire OF A. T. HOFFMAN,
1921 st. NV. au2O-3t
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81 CASH. SOC WEEK.
STOP that RENT: let Il pay for
HOME site at beautiful
HnLBROOK.
Borders right electric car line: get on the
cars. step on the properly.
&c carfare e tickets. 2Sc).
LOTS. $50 up.
Terms. 81 cash. Soc weekly.
NO INTEREST balance Of purchase money.
Take st. car TO Minnesota ave. ne.
minutes from 18th and II stu.
10 minutes from Capitol
10 minutes from Treasury.
Fire protection. police protection. schools.
churches. store.
ONLY ONE CARFARE.
HOW can Ii be any more conveniently
AGENTS on grounds daily from m. to IN.
o. B. ZANTZINGER.
Sos q ct. NV
81 cash. No. Interest. Soc weekly.
Je22- %
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FOR SALE ONE ACRE FRONTING on COS
ncctirIt avenue. In the District. near thrvy
Chase e.r.le: at a price far below any nj 'er
property In this vicinity: chance for an I'M
mense profit: wonderful development now
going in this vicinity
Ruy direct from the owner. thereby 81 m
mating all partnership syndicate. c r,cration
or trust profits. FULTON IL. tiORToN,
Owner. Specialist In Suburban Realty: WILL
LIAM II. RfTCHIE. Manager; Room SIS,
Colorado building. Telephone Main 5c3i
au20-Tt
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FOR RENT
1913 18th NV, 10r$41 90 1874 Francis ear. $50
eos p NV, sr. $3.50 913 18th nv. ST.. 90
81 NV. store $40 7 nv, r.. g SO
1916 sth NV. ST. $3.50 sos L NV. ST.. so
704 7fh me- Or. so 1913 Carl se,6 Or. n so
213 ne. 6r. 81 90 1243 9Th NV. Or. 20. so
82s T NV, Ar. 1900 s15 nv, Or. .20.0 90
1892 s Cap Sc. Girls. so 605h sth ne. Or 90
1881 Hamlin ne. 1882 L se. dws and
Brookland DC. IRIS so stable. 8r. .14.Oo
1896 Crandall row 2001 Rosedale ne8r1O. so
NV. 4r.... 900 353 Bland al nv. 4r10. 90
9OS Sd ne. 6r. %. so 1146 Hayes ct nw4rS.O0
104 Corcorau, Ivy % Prospect ne. 7r. 80. 90
City. 5r....... 1880 l53 sheridan nv.
SOC 23d NV. Or. .14.5o Anacostia, d c, 6r9. 90
Isl Sheridan nv, 120 Seaton ne, 2r. ! 80
Anacostia, d C.8r. 300
APARTMENTS.
BIS y. Y. ave. NV. Apt. 3, 4th d.. b.. 4r 50 90
1920 9th NV. Apt. 2 I'd floor. room7 25.o0
1881 9TH NV. I'd floor. rooms. bath. $50
2S20 9Th st. NV. rooms. Sd floor south. 1880
UNFINISHED ROOMS.
4OS sth at. Sc, rooms. I'd floor. 1880
439 9th st. NV. Rooms IL and IL. ....... 1900
14O5 LIST st. NV rooms second floor. IS. 80
1229Is eth st. NV. ID and Sd floors. Ar. 1870
800 5th ST ne 8 rooms ............ 1000
els AZ st. NV. rooms. fourth floor. 1000
ia ID ST. ne, rooms. first floor. S.I5
21S ST. NV, middle and back rooms. I'd 100
l2s 9 st. 'W.' r s%aR1 hTst moor 90
Rear 416 NJ ST. NV. 800
Rear 2l24 G st. NV. ......-........... 5.W
Rear lS4 st. s,x,pI ................ S'W
GARAGE OR SHOP.
Rear 1923 Gales ne, good rooms. 1000
near 0i SovIsG PIcrruiRiE: T1HaEiTiER. -
A. s. CAYwOoD. sl5 \. Y. ave. NV.
au2O-3ts
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FOR RENT-HOUEES.

TUX RENI-bI GkO. v
500 10Th
ia 18th. 17r. b.$lOO. 90
Sl3 2fst. 11r. b. 81 90
1140 Corcoran. Or. b4o 90
1898 9Th NV. 13r. h. 40. 90
24g5 Pa nv NV. sr. b3I 80
1890 25th. or. b. 81 90
$50 10th. Sr. b. .3a.50
2225 ii NV. 5r. b.lS.J0
712 10th NV. Or. w.i6..O
907h 9th nv. 5r.w12.5I
$50 26th nw.Sr,w.11.0
FLATS.
Flat211SPa av. 5r. b25.5 so
2150 y NV
I'd n fiat. 3r. b. 20 50
"a @ NV. 5r. h. .o2.c0
A number OF houses 10
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FOR RFNT-38ie 14TH ST NV: SIx-ROOM
house: new: all modern improvements.
Apply f. RIORDAN,
au20-Sts4 227 7th ct. NV.
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= A BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE
B1einess calls me west permanently. have
30 acres, considered the best poultry plant OF
its size in Virginia: 5-room house. stable
etc; new chicken houses for 800 hens; 3
springs; plenty wood: good neighborhood; un-
limited range for fowls. l have been making
about 500 q month, and the farm Is well
worth 81, 500. l will take 5000 cash. IL sold
at once: no trfners. Address P0ULTRYMAN
Star ONCE. sul9-3t
FOR SALE-AT MT. RAINIER: VERY CHEAP
TO a reliable party: new Groom house: large
grounds; good garden: fruit: stable: fine water;
all ready to move in: $50 cash. $50 monthly:
same as rent Don't miss this chance for
home. JOHN J. KLEINER & CO.. COZ + st. NV.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALEM PLOOMTNCDAIE: s ROOMS:
reception hall: tiled bath: handsomely hnshcd:
hot-water heated: s-story brick stable; can ee
OWNER Box les. Star ONCE. au2l -St