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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-19

Good six-room brick northwest. Price, $780,
rent. $4,000 per year.
Northeast-Six rooms and bath: nearly new.
Price 3d. $50; rent, $4,000 per year.
Apartment near Union station; 3 rooms and path
each floor. Price, 81, 100: rent, $3.50 yearly
Near Washington Circles rooms; large lot.
Price So $50; rent, $3.50. 90 year.
Apartment west of 9th street: large yard Price,
SIS 500; rent $34s.OO yearly.
New six-room brick on the Helghts. frice'
81 TOO rent $4,000 yearly.
Business property. corner OF the northwest.
Price, $4,000; rent, $4,000 yearly -
Good x-room brick. northeast white tenants.
Price 81, 900; rent $19S.O0 yearly
Store and dwelling, 14th street northwest ffice'
50 600; rent. 100000 yearly.
New six-room brick; hot water neat cehtrai
Price, So $50: rent. 100000 yearly nj.
Four six-room bricks. northwest. frice'
$11 1000; rent $10S0.00 yearly. -.
Good four-room brick: through street. northwest
Price, $1.1O0.O0; rent. $4,000 yearly .,
west Price 81, 10000 rent $4,000 yearly.
Central northwest-Six rooms; always rented
Price 81 $4,000; rent, $4,000 yearly
Three stores good business location. northwest
Price 100000: rent 100000 yearly
Fine investment-7th and northwest Price,
81, 10000; rent $264.O0 yearly.
Near corner 9th and northwest-Six rooms
and bath. Price, $3,40O: rent S255.OO year.y.
New sx-room brick, northeast, near car line.
Price 81 10000; rent, $246.00 yearly.
Apartment northeast bay-window brick. Price,
100000: rent $34S.0O a year.
Good seyen-room brick, central northwest.
Price, S345OOO; rent, $685.. 90 yearly.
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No matter what you

NEAR FRANKLIN PARK
did repair. built by the owner for a home. For sale
at price less than the original cost of the house
This is a good property for some one wishing a
fine home. Centrally and conveniently located.
ENTIRE FRONT OF WHITE MARBLE
oenay so oS for siaooo Prce on Re esh'
$3.50.
heat; electric light and gas double back porches;
good wide and deep lot Only extraordinary condi-
be cheap at several thousand dollars more.
NEAR 21sr AND r STREETS NORTHWEST.
beautiful ten-room residence in this exclusive
residence neighborhood for
Very attractive in s, every way: twenty feet vide
ates q good home in unimpeachabie district.
IN ST. PAu11s PARISH
One Of the handsomest homes In that section:
close to 18th and u streets: ten large rooms; wide
and deep lot; unusually y7 sSSd location
Owner must sell. and price has been made un-
and the purchaser Of this obtains an unusual bar
gain by acting at this time. Easily worth from
$l.50O.OO to 100000 more.
On a prominent avenue northwest: a nine-room
brick house; central hall soo
Good as an investment speculation. Easy
H ae5ms ! WITH WITH GROUND. ON HEIGHTS.
Handsome semi-detached house: lot 75x1os
Owner is on-resident and has made low price
to move property quickly.
A large ten-room house. convenient to three
lines of cars at the bare cos cost of the building
Houses inferior to this selling every day at
higher figures Let us tell you fully about this
Two,rAMILY APARTMENT. CENTRAL NORTH
This once had loaned it $1,000. Located on
the most prominent streets of Washington.
Always in demand by tenants Should rent Tor
100000 easily.
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Off Connection, Avenue u large r1omS
one just like 1t sold to purchaser who had been
looking four years for .;. hS%e'
Only of its kind in market for sale today.
FULL TWO THOUSAND UNDER VALUE.
sold for $4,000 for
Just put in condition equal to new; eleven
rooms and two tiled baths pedestal washstand' ETC.
Electric light and gas; steam heat: cellar under
ynSs par" IN rcn aan
Decorations equal to those in houses at four
This IS Certainly the best located as well
largest house in for the money! Cannot
afford to buy without seeing this
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH ON FIRST FLOOR;
four rooms and bath on second; attic attic over all
stso ssG
na be as t sun are
This is barely what house cost to build-you get
Located in a most desirable section OF the north
west-an ideal residence neighborhood
AN ACRE OF GROUND WITH THIS
snSnr of s
sn%s noble forest $4,000 an unusually
Nothing just like this to be had for So l little ds
money in this section OF the country Two lines u
view II from this beautiful suburban home: new nine
attic; electric and gas light: hot-water heat
hardwood hnish porehess e a good lot
perfectly constructed. artistically planned
house located on Of the highest points in the
District Cleveland Park. See u.s. by all means,
about this if looking for something good in house
that has individuality.
EVERY DESIRED FEATURE IN THIS.
Location. construction. plan and sze-all are In
its favor. House of ten large rooms and two baths
Circle and overlooking New Hampshire avenue.
cheap at $4,000, and it will be worth even more
than that in few years. It's in the path of prog
AN INDIVIDUAL HOUSE
Built by owner for his homs astacns he'd with with
$500.
This is such property as seldom comes in the
market. The owner is leaving the city permanent
~ and is Aiesirous of selling. The construc-
tion of the house is of the best and the plan one
that wins praise soon as it is seem 1t is the
of plan you may have dreamed OF, but seldom
see-anyway, in house put up to SELL II you
want a roaring wood fire in big fireplace at
home you get tit has the big fireplace. 1t
has three rooms besides the hail. on the first floor.
four rooms and bath on the second ana nnsne9 f
you wish it. And closets-theres all the room to
store things in that any one could wish The large
front porch is feature ASK Tor the ADDRESS OK
this.
Here is of the handsomest new six-roOm.
two-story brick houses we have ever o1ered Fine ,na
@ Sass ssos s
We want you to see this by all means II you
looking for a six-room house at moderate
price.
TwELvE-RooM HOUSE NORTHWEST:
Four stories: twenty feet front. The biggest
house in washington for the money.
$4,000
Close to several car lines
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STREET BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH
of the most desirable for residence purposes in
house where many want it. a good property
and well worth the price asked
TwENrY-s1x FEET WIDE.
sesp to to- allen .ss good
order: convenient location Easily worth $4,000
MAssAcHusErrs AvENuE NORTHWEST.
overlooking pretty park oo
In perfect condition: steam heat; desira-
BILE neighborhood and convenient location
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE.
This is fine Offering: eleven room house
with frontage of about i, sT san feet
Enhancing in value eve9s day. 'S'e''
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NEAR DUPONT
12 rooms; % feet wide; reduced in price to
Investigate this If looking for home in this So
AvEsuE colonial resi-.
dence. with superb outlook:
English basement style: every up-to-date fea
This has been designated the most attract
i've house under $4,000 in Washington
CONNECTICUT AVENUE
thoroughfare at prices ranging from $4,000 to ss5-
sirable residence streets avenues of the city.
a 10TH STREET CORNER RESIDENCE
Fourteen house, with lot 10 feet deep to
wide alley. S12.5OO. .
s0ns up and @ be Ma
SIXTEENTH STREET
North Of Scott Circle; ten rooms and two baths;
good lot; heretofore held at much higher price.
$4,000.
This is a chance get good home In neigh
borhood that is at really speculative price.
Not another opportunity like 1t.
On the Avenue Of the Presidents.
The ground is worth almost the price asked FOR
NEAR isTH AND r STREETS NORTHWEST
Two-story, eight-room brick, with alley side and
rear good light: fine repair.
$3.50.
cozy. comfortable home. pleasantly located,
offered under value.
HOUSE AND STABLE
Both brick: house nine rooms near 14th and r;
good lot $1OOO
A chance in this
HANDSOME MARBLE FRONT RESIDENCE.
On East Capitol street, east of the Capitol and
Library: three stories; built by present for
his own home lot twenty feet front and eighty feet
deep; alley entrance: hardwood finish; most eco
nomical hot water heating SYSTEM every room
flooded with light and air; four rooms to floor;
every modern convenience to perfect up-to-d
home for every comfort and convenience Cfrcum-
stances demand sale.
VERMONT AVENUE
A remarkably good value in twelve-room
house nearly twenty-five feet WIDE deep lot,
with two-story brick stable house superbly
constructed with large rooms and all conven1ences
We certain there are buyers In the market
for such a property this It is easily worth
$4,000.
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Cleveland Park

Where suburban life is at its best.
We have several remarkably good offerings
in property there just now: Several of them are
properties whose owners have removed from the
city, and sacrifices will be made. See about
them; they present real opportunities to secure
home at less than value in the one high-grade
suburb of the District.
We have the only complete list of properties
in the Park
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NORTHWEST CORNER RESIDENCE.
well built six-room house with all modern con-
veniences. $4,000
Two good residence streets.
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want where wnti, w if in oalestae
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TwEI.VE-ROOM HOUSE NORTHWEST.
Four stories: twenty feet front. The biggest
house in Washington for the money.
$4,S0O
Close to several car lines
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VERMONT AVENUE.
remarkably good value In twelve-room
with fine two-story brick stable house superbly
constructed, with large rooms and all convenfences
$4,000.
We certain there are buyers in the market
for such property this It Is easily worth
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AN ACRE OF GROUND WITH THIS.
Beautiful home of nine rooms and bath in choice
northwest suburb House delightfully."- situated
among noble forest trees; an unusually desirable
home. $4,000.
Nothing lust like this to be had for little
money in this section of the country; two lines OF
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-05

The Elm broidery Club meets this afternoon with Mrs. E. w. Conklin.
 R. l.. Jarvis. of Rosston, who has been spending a week at Ida bel, Oklahoma, returned this morning.
 Products for the fair are com ing in with pleasing frequentcy, and a nice collection is being gathered together.
 Miss Marion Waller left yes- terday for Michigan, where in company with MT. and Mrs. w. w. Taylor, she will spend the heated term.
 J. K. Hamilton, accompanied by his nephew, Joe R. Hamilton, will leave next Monday for Min eral Wells, Texas, where they will spend two weeks recreation.
 The Holiness camp meeting at Main Spring camp ground will commence this year on Aug ust 26th, and will continue for ten days. The services will be conducted by Rev. Jeffries.
 News has just been received in this city of the marriage of Wal ter Hilliard, son of Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Hilliard, which event took place W ednesday in the Sate of Washington, where Mir. Hilliard is stationed as a soldier in the regular U. s. Army. Mr. Hil- Hard enlisted for three years and his tenue will expire next August.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-05

J. A. Bailey and Randolph Hamby are out fishing today.
 Miss Virginia Watson came in last night from Chicago, where she has been adding to her musi- cal education, and her many friends here will be glad to learn that she expects to remain in Prescott this winter, and will early in the fall open a piano studio.
 The hog tight fence now being erected along the Iron Mountain rightofway is said to be costing the company $500 per mile and there are 800 miles of it between St. Louis and Texarkana. The fence is woven vii 47 inches in height and is surmounted by a strand of barbed wire making the fence 52 inches in all. The posts arered and white cedar, 264 to the mile. The company fig ures that this new fence will save the lives of thousands of animals for which they now have to pay.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-05
PfescOtt's New High School

The money with which to build Prescott s new high school is now in the hands of the school board. The contract has been let, and work will begin at once, the building is to be completed and ready for use by Dec lst, 1910.
 We heartily commend to the boys and girls, patrons and friends of Prescott, a separate high school Nearly every one in our progressive little city has either directly or indirectly helped in securing this school. The crowded condition of our schools will be relieved, and bet ter work may be expected both in the grades and in The high school.
 A four years high school course is being arranged. We hope to have this ready for dis tribution before the opening. Several changes have been made in the course of study, but every change we believe is for the best interest of the boys and girls of Prescott. Among the new fea- lures of our course will be Agri- culture, Zoology, Chemistry, Physics, Domestic Science and Manual Training.
 Credit for work done here will be accepted in any col lege or university. No pupil should leave Prescott until the course here has been completed.
 We extend a hearty welcome to the boys and girls of Nevada, and surrounding counties. It you have finished the co mmon school branchus, you can enter the freshman class of our high school department,
 School will open in the old building September 26th. We can utilize the vacant room in the old building, and manage in some way until the high school is finished. We urge every one to be ready for the opening. Let us all pull together for greate and better Prescott.
 For further information write or call on the Sec. of the Board. MT. Alex Vaughn or o. l.. Duna- way, Supt.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-05
Where your trade is appreciated

Hon. Andrew l. Roland, repub lican nominee for governor and Hon, Walter Wells, of Lawerence county, will address the voters of Nevada county on the political is- sues of the day on August 24th, at 1 D. m. and a cordial invitation is extended to all parties to come out and hear them.
 Miss Lela Andrews was host eSS last evening to the young people of Prescott at an enter tainment given at her home hon. bring Miss Charlotte Belcher, and twenty five couples or more responded to the invitations. Miss Bettie Brown was sue cessful in carrying away the hon OTIS for the highest score in Pro greSSive Pig, at which twelve ta- bles were kept at high interest for an hour or more. Other games were enjoyed and light re treatments were served. At an appropriate hour the guests ex- pressed to Miss Andrews their appreciation of a pleasant eve ming.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-05
Local News.

O. H. Helbig returned today from a business trip to St Louis.
 J. w. Silvey, of Willisville, was visitor to Prescott today and re- ports that good rain fell there yesterday.
 The members of the Fortnight. ly Club, their husbands, and a few friends will be entertained by Mrs. J. Lindill Lee at her home tomorrow evening.
 Mrs. A. H. Evans received telegram this morning announc- ing the death of her grandmoth- CT at Blossom, Texas, and imme- diately left for that place Cur don Times.
 H. B. Mckenzie this morning brought to town an ear of corn, grown on land which year ago was considered very poor, which was 14 inches long, and contain ed 746 grains.
 The Teachers Training Class of Christian church meets this evening at 8:15 p. m. Tehy will study the History of the Bible School" and The Bible School Defined" The public, especially Sunday school workers, cordial, ly invited to be present.
 Milton Pelt, of Mineral Wells, Texas, came in this morning and spent a few hours here. He expects to return to Mineral Wells the first of the week, and will visit his parents at Falcon.
 H. w. Cromer and c. F. Cum mings, delegates to the State Farmers Union from Hampstead and Nevada counties respective ly, returned today from Jones' boro, where they attended the State meeting this week.
 Dr. R. l.. Hinton will fit, and furnish spectacles, and eye glass es and do any kind of repairing Moncrief Drug Store, Prescott, Ark. Satisfaction given, or your money back. Has had over 30 years experience and study of the work.
 The rain yesterday was quite general everywhere but in the vicinity of Prescott. From Lane burg south a good rain fell on to the Nevada and Columbia county llne, and reports state that rams fell from Hope to Texarkana. The situation right here is get ting serious.
 J. l.. Haddock, of Errick, Okla, formerly State Evangelist of Louisiana, will begin series of meetings at the Christian Church at this place September 11th. Mr. Paddock is well known as an evangelist in his own church, especially in Louisiana, Texas and Oklahoma, and the church here is expecting great results from his work.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-05
W. L. Miller Buys a Hotel

Heber Springs, Aug. 4.-W. l.. Miller of Prescott bought the Hollenbeck hotel for $6,O00 this evening. Miller is one of the best. known hotel men in the state.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26
The Weather

Meteorological conditions were .
trifie mixed during the past week.
A big storm passed over the coun-
try, extending from the eastern slope
Of the Rockies to the Atlantic sea-
board. where 1t was particularly
fierce.
Last Saturday was stormy In this
section and about five inches Of snow
fell. It was warmer and more snow
fell Sunday; March weather prevail
ed Monday. About four inches Of
snow Tuesday night; tendency to
spring. like weather Wednesday; this
tendency more pronounced Thurs
day.
Yesterday, the weather man hes
itated between rain and snow but In
order to play no fsvorites gave some
Of both, "the beautiful" predomi-
mating, but through 1t xll a spring
like thaw prevailed.
But the old fellow had better not
try to hold spring back. It is bound
to overtake him and leave him so far
In the rear that he will regret ever
travelling with Jack Frost.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26

Upon visiting practically every
ranchman in the neighborhood dur
ing the past week, we were astonish-
ed at the good condition Of the cattle.
They have wintered exceptionally
we'll. and In many punches there Is a
large bunch Of them which would
make excellent beef now. Williams
forkers can give few pointers In the
cattle business yet.-Hayden Repub-
licAn.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26
At the Hymeneal Altar

On Tuesday afternoon, February
q, 1910, at the Methodist parsonage
Rev. J. A. Dean united In marriage
Kenneth o. Merrifield and Miss
Myrtle r. Legge, both well-known
and popular young people Of the
Oakridge park district.
After the ceremony, the newly
welded pair, accompanied by rela-
tives and friends. repaired to the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Thompson, where a sumptuOus we'd
ding supper was served. and an en-
joyable evening spent.
Later. the young folks proceeded
to Oadridge park where Mr.. Merri-
field has provided coy home for
his bride.
The many friends Of the young
couple wish them long and pros
porous future.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26
A Farmers Union

George B. Lang, state president Of
the Farmers Union, will arrive here
next Thursday, March Bird, and will
explain the aims and workings Of his
organization to the farmers Of this
valley, and II they see At will organ
Ice union In Rio Blanco county.
About every trade or industry ia
unionized or trustized, SO we see no
reason why the farmer should not be
up-to-date.
Get out and hear what Mr.. Lang
has to say. The meeting will be held
in the court house, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26
The Fire Department

AS per announcement, the mem-
bers Of the fire department and others
wishing to join the reorganized body,
met at the. court house again last
Monday. 1t was found, however,
that steps looking to reorganization
must be taken at q regular meeting.
The next stated meeting will be on
March l4th, when the plan of re-
organization will then be carried out.
In the meantime progress is being
made.
Messrs. Joy, Thompson and Tag
ert were continued rs q committee
to further the objects in view.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26

Tho St. Patrick's dance this year
will be given under the auspices Of
tho Royal Neighbors = the ladies'
branch Of the Modern Woodmen.
Preparations to make 1t . very sue
cessful and enjoyable affair are now
Hl1k under way. The grand march
be led by one Of the most &C.
90 Plished dancere In the White
River valley.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26

1thn Robertson, at one time q
eaeep man In this valley, died at
81 bur, Woyming, about three
49, ago. Many years ago when
fhSsheep troubles became acute In
Rs Blanco county, Mr.. Robertson
soldhis ranch In Powell park to L.
N. Rpner and moved to Wyoming.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26

The temperature dropped forty de-
greess in less than six hours In Dem
yer last Tuesday, being the most sud-
den drop experienced In years. The
blizzard came from Montana, accord
ing to the Denver papers, and passed
on to the east.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26

Lyons Moving Picture Show con-
tInues to draw big crowds. At Odd
Fellows hall. Open Monday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26

While in Denver recently Landlord
Ball Of the Meeker hotel, bought q
fine specimen Of the mounted head of
the now almost extinct mountain
bison. The head arrived this week
and will adorn the entrance to the
Meeker dining dining room.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26

DR.. J. d. Beavers and Ray Riggs
returned from Meeker, Colorado,
Monday with a large bunch of horses
to be sold on Snake river.-River
Current, Dixon, Wyo.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26

Figures show that Colorado produces
only one-third Of the pork consumed
In the state. In Rio Blanco county
the Montgomery Land & Cattle COM
pany is setting the pace with their
registered Berkshire stock, fro m
which they turned of over a hun
dred porkers this winter.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26
The Glenwood bank robbers have
been caught.
Hov's This I?

We oner One hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FIJI. CHENEY + CO., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known F. J. Che
ney for the last Is years, and believe him per-
fectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obliga-
tons made by his firm.
wALDING, kINNAN 4 MARTIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo D.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
Ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 20 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26
HERALD insisted all alo,

HERALD insisted all along
tq NE would have an early spring,
Aa4Ns . veriflcation Of our predic-
tinn4 ~ . 22-carat weather prophet
peIl4 to the fact that Mayor Jo-
@1eggen has already Matched out
broods of ''chicks." We are the
I er when It comes to a sure shot
- tle weather.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26

The stork shifted his base of opera
de Thursday and showed that his
WHITING list is not confined to this
t6Yh, when he left a fine girl baby at
ths Aome Of Ralph and Mrs. Smith
IN Powell park. DR.. Montgomery
a1S as master Of ceremonies.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26

Thtp community seems to have .
peedliar fascination for the stork, as
thSs kindly disposed bird made an
etesr visit to these precints last
Sutstlay morning and left q girl baby
et6ys o. Patton's home. Under the
emSasnt supervision Of DR.. French
Allls we'll.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26

Oar cattlemen propose going after
thu wolves good and plenty. Nearly
evesy cattleman In the valley loses
frueH one hundred to several hundred
doon6es In live stock each winter by
INTERPRETATIONS Of the pests.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26

Ayor JOHantgen received con-
piGpent Of reglstered Minorcas from
nv York this week. His honor is
nskSAtiafled with the glory incidental
basAhing blooded horses, but he il
pSdfnto blooded fowl for keeps. Joe
49, the best Of everything, and
Rselthere.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26

Col. H. A. Webber, the fruit tree
mon, visited the Rangely section the
past week and sold about 500 worth
Of nursery stock. The Colonel is SELL
ing stuff adapted to this climate.
The Meeker herald., 1910-02-26

Harry Morris was over from north
Of the Danforth hills, this week,
gathering Axial section horses, many
Of which he found on this side Of the
divide, and all in good condition.