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Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
METALREPORTS
PROBABLY TO
Be CONTINUED
RumorS of DiScOntinuance Of
Publicity by Producers Is
Thought to Spring from
Stock Jobbing Interests,
CB Frank J. Graf

(Member Duluth Stock EXchanseD
During the past week there has
been much said regarding the elimin-
ating of TIE Copper Producers As
sociat.on report. but conservative in
teresJs are OF the opinion that this
win never take place. The Associa-
ton is only voluntary organization
and no Obligation is attached to the
members VIII ogo 10 form this or
sanization. The association includes
representative of all the leading cop
per producing companies and regard
less the many different reports that
have been circulated, there is not one
of the members OF this association
who have declared in favor Of discoa-
tinuing reports. and several have gone
further and state that so far as their
knowledge goes. they do not know
of any member who has ever cOntem-
plated such a course. The copper
surplus is but three months, but this
is enough in the consumers stand
point TO buy only as they need cop
per and will continue doing so till
the price OF metal gets to a more set
tied price. The copper market
shows two factions. one of which is
interested solely in the production
and sale of metal, and the other which
always has been and-probably always
will be more concerned as to the
copper shares market There can be
10 doubt but that these two factions
will disagree from time TO time as
to ACCESSIBILITY of publicity. so far
as the statistical position of metal is
concerned.
At the present time the belief pre-
walls among many copper producers
that the continued discussion and un-
substantial rumors regarding the fui-
ure of the Producers Association
have been Inspired solely b. stock
market operators who would profit
by d future decline in the price OF
copper shares. Those whose in1er-
ests. however. are confined exclus-
lively. TO the marketing Of the metal.
feel thoroughly satisfied that pro
gram OF furnishing the fullest informa-
ton 10 the consuming public is now
showing good results. and that in
the future results win BE- even more
beneficial They. therefore. have no
idea OF changing the plan heretofore
agreed upon. and there would seem
TO be little doubt but that their con
tention wiz prevail, even though it
is opposed TO the temporary desires
Of the stock market manipulators.
Owing 10 the death OF King Edward
all Exchanges we're closed at o
clock. giving but one hour for BUSH
ness.
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R.eord For s,ranasnsss.

E T. Williams. the editor of the
Cataract Journal of Niagara Falls.
said at a recent dinner:
i have added, gentlemen, another
70 my long list of Niagara falls sto
ries
"a Buffalo man brought relative
from Scotland here TO see our grand
spectacle. The two gazed at the fall
in silence a long time. Then The Buff
falo man heaved a sigh and said:
--Ah. Cousin Donald, did you ever
see anything so beautiful and strange
The ScOtcbman, after a moments
thought, answered calmly:
~-Weel, for bonnie yon's a RIGHT, but
fur strang. nO-fur 1 once saw i'm the
town o PEBBLES peacock WI wood
en- leg philadelphia Bulletin.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
YIELD IN YAPAV|A
HEAVY FOR YEAR

PRESCOTT. May Certified re
ports operating IN this county have
submitted their statements Of bull
lion for the year 1903. and are on file
In the assessors Office in this city,
showing the following yield for that
year;
Consolidated Arizona Smelling com
pany (Blue Hell mine) Sl3.470.10.
Grand Canyon Lime and Cement
company. S561OS5O
Ideal Mining and Development COM
pany. si7s179.5o.
Miller Bros. lsil:ca mines at Dew
ey) S22.5ss.
Monica mines. S315l6.05.
Puntenney Lime company. $780,
ol6.s5.
Cougress Consolidated Mining com
pany. SiSS.762.7S.
Cleopatsa Copper company. Sl2.
1926.
Tiger Gold company. S27.ssS.2s.
Ullited Verde Copper company.
S5.S7076l14
Total production as returned, s..
0S2975.27.
The above figures do not carry any
values received from the individual
operator. nor Go they include the
shipments made 20 points outside the
territory for reduction. at the diff
ferent custom smelters. The total
amount from this channel would ma
terially add to the output above given
made from nome plants and would
reach to a SUN that it estimated at
several hundred thousands of dol
lars.
A forecast OF the year 1910 will
show greater gross output than
the above. and is practically assured
rrom the fact that the Humboldt
smelter is again in operation with
an ore reserve that guarantees the
steady running Of that plant for the
coming two years. In conjunction
with that smelter enterprise. the
United Verde has also started up an
other furnace and is installing also
a Knudsen plant watch should mater
tally swell the bullion output Of those
two smelling companies, from their
individual properties.
Another potent matter faces the
current year in bullion production in
the large number Of mines that have
resumed in the past sixty days and
the heat-t- o4rrruf raan.- Of che mines
are 10 make through recent develop
nent Under the Favorable coadi-
tons prevailing in this field at the
present time in mile operations and
consequent production, the Nullion
output for the county IN 1910 should
exceed that Of any other year in the
history Of the territory
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buying was well sustained through
out the session. The immediate fu-
ture Influence OF the Kings death
cannot be foretold. but it seems 10
be the best opinion that it has been
discounted and that a fair rally may
come the first OF next week. We
see no reason 10 change our opinion
on the copper situation and we think
we will have long sagging market
with stocks sale on all rallies.
A rich strike reported at No.
drill Of Bohemia and developments
az this property may be Of great i'm.
portance in that district-Paine Web
her & Co.
Trading in the curbs on small
scale only with quotations practical
iy unchanged Offerings Of Dem fail
TO locate any buying orders giving
stock a sagging tendency Shattuck
holds steady with only offerings a.
&c Warrior under pressure with
bids few and far between. Rosalia
- bid. North Tigre offered az -.
Warren sold at "a American in fair
demand at - and ". 4 A offered
at S..
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NEW SHORT STORIES
Before Their Time.

Mortimer Singer. the millionaire de-
scendant of the sewing machine in
ventor, recently suffered many broken
bones in Cairo rs the result OF an
aeroplane accident
Mr.. Singer was pupil of Henri
Farman. TO whose pupils a number Of
accidents have happened. A bird
man. apropos OF this said at a recent
luncheon in New York:
They tell a story about Farman and
his pupils. II seems that a pupil said
TO Farman one morning as ne tuned
up his Gn0me motor at issy:
- had dream about you last
night. sir
Yes? said Farman.
Yes. / dreamed / fell from my BIZ
plane and died and descended to the
golden gate. 81. Peter said. who are
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they didn't know it
all He calculated that there were a
few tricks that could be learned from
4 real live one from Tennessee. y
friend met him after he'd been three
months there and asked him how ii
was going.
Well said he. I've about made up
my mind that IL they'll let me have
mine they can keep thcirn'
Custodian OF the House Press Gal
lery Charles Mann was Il Pullman car
conductor before the late Senator Cor
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Lawyers will Go the Limit.

Representative Nye OF Minnesota has
much Of the wit Of his iamented broth
er. BIZ Nye. Himself a lawyer. Repre-
sentative Nye said at a lawyers ban
quet in Minneapolis.
Lawyers have grand regulations for
energy and perseverance. a lad said
to his father one day:
Father. do lawyers tell the truthT
Yes. my boy the father answered.
lawyers win do anything to win
case. ST. Louis Globe Democrat.
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WHAT DID VOC SAL YOUR NAME "Ass
your I mentioned my name. and st.
Peter summoned the recording angel.
with his book The book was searched
a long time. but in vain.
What did you say your name
WASP the recording angel asked.
." I repeated it. the place in the book
was found. and St. Peter said:
Why. you've got no business
here You're not due here for another
fifteen years"
."Afr. Farman said"-I stammered-
"."Oh." interrupted the recording
angel. you're a pupil OF Farman's.
are your
Then he turned 10 81 Peter and
grumbled:
Better let him in. That Farman
is always upsetting our arrangements.
though. 49,
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tlon Of the grass in a park near the
capitol.
Now there is Il sight which does
me good" remarked one. II had al
ways supposed that Mann thought OF
nothing else but legislation morning.
noon and night And yet here be is
out here in the park studying nature.
Let's 20 over and see what new kind
of plant he has discovered"
The two representatives Joined Mr..
Mann. who. after greeting them short
". continued to walk in circles. poking
his cane in the grass.
He seemed angry and perturbed, and
occasionally they could hear him NUT
tering to himself, and once when a
curious canine came along and joined
the group Afr Mann turned on him
and started him on the run up the
street with yelp.
Jim" said one Of Mann's friends. II
did not know You were interested in
botany"
Neither did l." returned Mr.. Mann.
sim gazing intently on the ground.
Why" returned the other in sur
prise. Il thought you were looking for
some kind of plant"
~Plant!' roared Mann. plant. I'm
not looking for a plant in this park.
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Professor William Lyon Phelps Of
Yale, praising the delicate beauty Of
one Of Thomas Hoods serious poems.
said.
Hood the great punster. delighted
~ his serious work alone-work like
Fair Inez' or Eugene Aram-' As he
himself put t.:
ITS only fer my livelihood that I'm
G Lively Hood"
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az Ia NIah. sehooI i0r AduIt..

At the y. N. c. 4. q day and night
school for men. Members of Y. NJ.
c. A. or non-mombers. Daily sessions
from 1 TO and from 10 10 D.
IN Reading, writing. grammar. &c
ography. arithmetic. algebra eeom-
etTy taught 81 per week 500
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man invited him.
thirty years ago.
10 come to Wash
ingtOn and there
take a position in
the press gallery
In a reminiscent
mood recently Mr..
Mann told n story
that viii be Of use
70 the thousands
who travel Oh
sleeping cars and
who DO not think
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lical scholar. He is PUT HER HERE!'
a good story teller. too. judging from
the yarns with which he RECALLED the
Tennessee society at banquet in New
York recently Here are two that he
got on.
There was a certain governor OF
Tennessee whose name don't have to
mention and who seemed TO be taking
the duties OF his Office pretty seriously.
One day member of the legislature
who knew this governor personally
dropped into his office and. after some
little conversation. asked him what he
thought of being governor.
Wen, do you know the governor
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Cham herlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets win clear the sOug stomach.
sweeten the breath and create a
healthy appetite. They promote the
flow of gastric juice, thereby Undue
ing good digestion. Sold BY all
druggists. "A
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

Portland cement was invented by
Joseph Aspdin. an Englishman. in
1924. lie discovered that al artiiic-
iai mixture OF Stacked lime and clay.
highly calcsned. formed a hydranlinc
product after grinding
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said. sometimes |
don't think I'm fit
to be governor Of
this here imperial
state
&c Put her here.
gov. the senator re
piled instantly.
That n a k 5 It
unanimous
a Tcnnesseean
told his friends be
fore he moved 20
New York that be
intended 20 show
thoSo Now Yorkcrs,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

The governments OF 80 states now
cooperate with the United States
Geological Survey IN one or more
forms OF topographic. geologic or ny
geographic work
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

Cement mortar is a mixture o fee
ment and sand. Mortar containing
rounded grains Of sand is aihost as
strong as thas made from sharp
grains.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

ITIT T. J. OfNII1OH d
BOSTON. May 7.-All markets nad
short session today. closing at eleF-
en- O'Clock. out or respect for me
late King Edward.
The opening was strong ana the
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find enough of them
in the house. /
dropped a quarter
around here some
place. and I've been
looking for the
blooming thing for
half an hour. You
fellows get busy
and help me-
Secretary Diekin-
son Is n good Bib
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

About nine-tenths OF the cotton
raised In Russia every year is the
product Of American seed.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
Snapshot at
Washington
* NotAbleC.

HH p PE Z SEM 4 ,
~ TIVE MANN
of Illinois, one
of the busiest men
in congress these
days. was recently
noticed by two OF
his colleagues max
Ing a close examina-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-03

FOR LEASE-IN THE EARLING-
ton. on the east side Of 18th ST., Just
above Columbia road; beautiful lOca-
tion well arranged apartments of
rooms and bath at $40 and 937.50
per month, and three rooms and bath
at $3.50 per month. Open for In
spectiop: Mount Pleasant cars pass
the door. Inquire of janitor.
SWARTZELl., RHEEM l. HENSEY CO.
TT 18th st. NV,
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FOR RENT
W. d. WALKER. 72s 18th NV.
124s N. Il. ave. NV. Tor. and b. .... SEQ 90
1886 18th NV, 11r. and 2b. ........... 65. 90
1745 Park road, Tor. and b............. 5000
1892 18th. 1Of- and 2b. ................ 5000
3224 18th NV, 10r and 20. ........... 5000
1894 st. NV, 10r. and %. 5000
1919 NV, 1lr. and b................ $500
1921 NV, 11r. and 2b............... 1890
174S Corcoran, Or. and b.............. $3.50
1918 10th NV, 1Or and b............. 1000
3515 3 NV. Or. and b................. $3.50
63l Ut. n.e., 9r. and b................ 5000
635 n.e., Or. and b. ......-........... 5000
628 Col. road NV, 6r and b........... ESQ
$40 Col. road NV. Or. and b.......... 2250
400 9th Ne, Or. and b.................. 100
FLAT.
1909 North Capitol, Or. and t........... 1850
APARTMENTS.
THE CHESTERFIELD, 314i Nj. Pleasant.
Or. and b. and porch. $3.50 and $500
THE DANFORD. 1923 Harvard NV.
and Or. and b.............. $500 to $3.50
THE ALWYN, Columbia road NV.
and Or. and Observation-Disclosures. $500
THE HENRY LEE. N. Cap. and r. l. ave.
Ar. and b...................... $50. so
W. II. WALKER" TO 18th NV.
oS.fh a n tt
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FOR LEASE-DESIRABLEN NEW APARTMENTS
Just being completed. Nos. 1430-80-40 Meridian
ct. NV, half block from l4th st. eas line.
These apartments are modern In every respect.
lights. Apartments Of one room and bath at
$3.50 and $3.50: all out:ide rooms; building
RHEEM & HENsEY CO.. i27 18TH ~: $3.50
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FOR RENT-STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave. Nv.
APARTMENTS.


Heat furnished.l
1So', 1909 10th st.. !2r: and bsths. $soo.'e
st. rooms and bath. ............... $50
ZIG ZIG n, Il q NV. rss1: ana bath: s ssj%
fss 1874 sss1 = Mt sr f. 9: :Pe = '
: ssos i as,h g. sna
Tho The n s.1 =; ave ,s,g nv Sd door sr h 80
TIE o.weso; 1898 s.. NV. sr. and j. 4o.oe
TIE , St clair III st. NV. No. n. a N
The The Mintwood. iszi Minitwooi pl. St.. !. goo
L TIE Hartford 1915 Clifton st.. r.. b.. 80
The The Prince Prince GeoIse 1918 aoth NV. er,b. s7sS
The 11s. Vernon. liza U st. NV. ST. and b. $50
1 Tn Park I'd; NV: I'd door. Or and b. g. oo
The Id.. Redwood. 1s2I Corcoran. ST. and b. $500
The ur st. 1as; q door Or and hath bat sSSS
The The sRaymond. i4as Monroe cor: O.; b. s2.so
me ne SARATOGA. 9Th and E. Cap. sts.. No.
The G,brstap. .s rs 1 lsth ST. ana hath. $50
TIE be- Paeekside: lila 18th st. NV. I'd ..,o
7 1850 ,. q ST. NV. % door. 5r. and b.: $3.50
1 1890 1afh - st. NV Sd a. room. and b. so 60
J Js1o n. Y. ave. Sd door. ST. and b.. 1000
81 VA 'n st. NV, sr and r.. 1st door N.oo
Tbs rrederici; 9th .nd :t:. NV. u: 800
n 1T. :, Atherton. a2a7 n st. NV. sr.. b.. N,@
T Tss o. st; w. % noor. 81. and 3D.. TO
re Nint.eed zi iss, t ainaRosa 3d. sr $50
The M F1xn Mawr .3,S o. rooms 80 80
IL S osss ospi Si g . ct ne ana s:ih zS
1o ,I -; NV. 1st door. 4r. and bath. 30
stone F4fRrA AZ 1 ssty Se% PORK Az. sS
Two-rAMLY FLATS.
Lie 14th ST. NV. g rooms a"u and bath. $3.50
sss $: me- ne: ID ;os s"a, and Sd e sSa sc
iss Harr. sf 81 n~; % door oG 40, soS
1890 Chapin st. NV. lat door. Sr.. b.. 81. 80
a sss9 G1ss ,s 4 St w. :sS s.: Mss
22Is NV. 1st door. 81 81 s and g. g. 80
1901 I4th st. NV: rooms and ID bath S -. 800
zig eunc St ST. INV q 1T q es g. s; snd and
ss sG r TIN Y; ass; s. I'd ssS
g seston St. NV. ist door door: s. and B. s.: 10
81 3 st: NV. LIST door. i. ana 81. -: sass
LIS 1s1s i4th st. NV. I'd d. er. and g.. 2.so
2S2l Sherman ave. NV, "a d.. 4r. and b. n -
s s2 st. NV, I'd door. Or. and d.. q SO
S01s 9 st. NV. LIST a.. 5r. and b....... 1850
1121 4th st. NV, I'd floor Or. and b.. 20.60
12O7 st. Me-. LIST floor, Or. and b...... 20.50
a2o7h Q st. Me-. ID A., 5r. and 3D.. 1910
$500 Sherman ave. NV, "a hO0r A., b. 1000
2S05 Sherman ave. NV, I'd door, Dr.. b. 1875
2s2S Sherman ave.. 20 floor: 4r. and b. 1900
1S S2 14th st. NV I'd door. r.. and bath. 1870
1923 st. NV. LIST floor. s rooms. 49,. 1880
2317 ST. NV. LIST door, Or. and b.. 17.b0
$40 Elliott st. Me-, LIST door, 4r. and b. 1880
9th and SITS. NV. 8 rooms and bath. 100
I'll 7th st. NV: 80 door. .............. 1900
.o1 Tenn. ave-. I'd floor, 5r. and b..,... 14.30
TONE l. FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. nv.
oc29-sa, tn. th,tf
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FOR RENT
22aa @ st. NV. 1lr and b., steam heat. SIS. 90
l344 VT ave-. 10r. and b.. hot water heat 80. Is
212l Ont. I'd. NV, Tor, b., steam heat. <S.s5
2017 10th ST., Or. and b., steam heat. $3.50
l708 10Th NV, 10r., b.. furnace heat. -. $3.50
1910 st. NV. Or. and b.. Istrobe heat. 20. so
1929 NV, rooms and bath. ......... $50
BOZ st. me-, Or. and b., furnace heat. IS ~
1880 St NV. Z rooms and bath. $50
33la 10th st. NV, Sr., b., furnace heat. 30. so
1906 Sd me-. sr. and b.. furnace heat. $3.50
l35 st. NV, rooms. bath. ......-... 7.5N
1888 I'd ne, Or. and b., furnace heat. "a 80
404 Fla. ave. NV, rooms and bath. -. 23.5o
73S 9th OF. NV Or, b., lafrobe heat. 20 SO
TAO 9th st. NV, 6r.. h., latrobe heat. >. - SO
TO COLORED TENANTS.
sos Golden st. s.w.: a rooms. ........... 1850
STORE.
1917 Eye ct. n.w..................... 5000
643 Fla. ave. NV. ...................... 1000
OFFICES.
Wash. Loan and Trust bldg, Desirable suites.
McGfil bldg. desirable suite.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM.
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs.
THE NETHERLANDS"
1860 Columbia road.

THE NETHERLANDS"
1860 Columbia road.
New. hreproof. six-stcry apartment Acuss: all
modern conveniences: telephone In each apt.;
ail-night elevator service.
No. 103- rooms and hath. .e47 80
No. 30S-4 rooms and bath. ........... e47.50
No. 2oS4 rooms and bath. 47.5o
No. 1922 rooms and bath. .......... el6. 90
No. 1913 rooms and bath. ............e 80
THE NEW SEMINOLE,
1444 W st. NV.
Parqustry floors. large closets. tile baths
1.-THE wOODwORTH''
lott and n sts. NV.
New. dreproOf. downtown apartment hoaDA.
all latest improvements. all outside rocmA
Bachelor suites Of one room and bath, or 10
$3.50: rooms and bath. SO to $3l.6o!
THE MONTGOMERY.
:. North Capitol and ste. Nv.
All outside rooms. All modern impfovensnts:
No. 21-4 rooms and hath. ............ .@31.9o
THE REGINA. 1924 I et. NV:
NJ Convenient location S Good cont f'sa an n
No. So rooms and bath. 1900
No. 1915 rooms and hath. 5000
No. RAE az I f9H%i ssa s't asss ists ~. ''0
The NAVARRO 2i6 1t. NV
No. 21-5 rooms and bath. Sz1e
No. In f2s H AIR; sae s;t' soc nv: VIZ
THE PARKvIEw. 42s.M i'll nv.
THE sToDDARD. Goth and NV.
Nv . rwonrSM1LY noUisIs 49,
BIS A at. Sc. ID door. Or. and B.: .S30 30
1908 st. ne. "a door, 5r. and b.. $3.50
FEE EE* ssaE ssF34 Ts b SEP asH eox
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tES.
23l5-l7 18th NV, ea4O. 90
40 10th uw.. store3S. 90
721 18th. store. +. .S5 90
Pa av near 18th. . 35. 90
26 Seaton ne. store
and coal yard. 80. 90
l04 Fla av NV, ste 30. 90
COL Va av sc. sto, 6r25.50
1866 Fla av. 20. 80
Rear 400 Mass av,
shop ...........l5.00
500 N Fl av, storel3.O
1901 F NV. entire bldg.
LES.
X 1914 N.2stls. loftl2.00
Rear Tie 10th NV,
storage or shop or
stable .N.W
65l Col I'd. stable. Z 80
nder Apartments to Let.
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FOR RENT-H9USES.
uNFURNISNED,
TUX BENT-BY
MOORE & HILL Qnc.).
1888 @ ct. NV.

Ed HOUSES.
ISIS o nv. Nf. 1909
452 Blair I'd, lOr, oO.W
SS7 b %. 1&.2b. .D.W
1880 Corc'n. Or. b.p.@
S06S Q nv. o.. b. .O.S
1852 10th nw,M. 1000
1915 o NV. lor. b.S1. 50
o3S r nv. Or, b. ..N.@
1919 Rigs. Tor. b.3l.@
l3i5 Irving. l0r. b.3!-S0
17i2 Corc'n, Tor, $3.50
sis n J ~, Or. b.8S.W
1852 sth NV. Or. 3.
1921 18th, Or, $3.50
20 / ne, 1lr. b. $3.50
1918 T nv, Sr, b. $40
l4s r ne. Or. b....Si.@
164 r ne. 7r. b. ..1.m
2402 Pa av, 1r. b.@.60
724 Sth ne. er. b. $685.
S3S q ne, Sr, b. 30 so
1892 18th NV. 1r. 80
1912 N NV, Tor. $4,000
1910 G ne. II. b.sta 3d.
1924 10Th. 7r. b. 5000
9O3 varnum, Or, b. 2s.0
7O4 F ne, Or, b.:.8.@
l3i2 Riggs. 7r, b.S.oO
621 r Z Ch I'd. Or:
b................@.@
2015 Flagier. er. b2s.0
1901 T NV, Or. b.G-0
1913 10th. 6r, b. .2I,0
PA p NV. 7r. b...N-@
42S 9th ne. 6r, b. ..2.@
302s Camb'ge. Sr. b21. 20
1877 B se. 7r. b...M.e0
Z n NV. Or. b. ..&.@
526 18th ne. 6r. bS.So
7i5 sth ne, Or, b. .2o.0
63l sth ne. Or, b. 800
col Va av sc. Or, sto25. 80
54S Col I'd, Or. b. .25.O
1929 Columbia. Or. BIS. 90
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FOR RENT-l536 nth ST. NV.
VICINITY OF DUPONT CIRCLE.
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE
Ten rooms and hath. In perfect repair.
Just remodeled throughout.
SEE US FOR ACCOMMODATING TERMk
LlEBERMANN & HAWN, 1903 r ST.