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FOR SALE-3-NEW HOUSES.
SAMPLE, 1919 18TH ST NV,
ODen. See owner.
Hot-water heated.
81, 750; YOUR OWN TERMS.
fa1p-of

FOR SALE
$4,000. Charming northeast house. 2 doors
$4,000. Bargain for colored buyer. Hand
$1,000. Beautiful English basement corner
T. delightful rooms, furnace and fireplaees;
attractive for physician or high school teacher.
$1,000. Colored doctor would appreciate this
fine 18th st. house. near U northwest: 10
rooms and bath; ARTISTIC exterior. spacious in
5000. colored buyer should see e this ex-
LOUIS r SHOEMAKER. 612 14th ST. NV.
FOR SALE = NEAR Sd AND H SITS. NE;
rooms; modern bath; very attractive. Reduced
for quick sale to So. 200.
FOR sALE-LARGE RESIDENCE JUST NORTH
of Thomas Circle. in rapidly advancing section.
with IL rooms and bath. for $3.50. II you
buy for 1850 cash. balance trust Chance for
large profit. Address FORCED SALE. star Of
FOR SALE-NEWLY BUTT 3-STORY APT. ::
apis. Of Ar. and b; each; good location price
Sd per month; price, $500 rHoMAss F 2.
BROWN. GIT Az s.w. fe19-3t'
FOR SALE CHEAP-FIvE BRICKS. IN Elk
cellent repair: 12l4-le-1s-20 and "a Half St.
Sc; lots IL it. ~ IT,; five rooms and water
in the . Kitchen; rent. sll.5o each; price of
34s II st. sw.. fve-room brick, always rented
A nice press-brick bay-window home within
square of the Smithsonian grounds. east
Of 10th st. sw; seven rooms. bath. and con-
To close an estate. one brick on NJ st. bet.
"a ana On SITS ST. be and nTS bricks aaa
So; 500; C. H. PARKER co, dnc.),
fe19-4t 43J AZ st. s.w.
FOR SALE 3240 SCHOOL ST. CORNER PARK
rd. NV, Mt. Pleasant; stories and base
ment; 3 rooms baths, laundry steam heat
Price and terms apply to owner, 1106 9th NV.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-s So $50.
WILL Vii sf nAcHsxeE f sS pf HoMF PRdS
n fe1s- -f,''' ME- L. ". GRooMEs, 141o st.
FOR SALE 1T Is WORTH WALKING
homes at irving and Warder SITS two u blo sss
east Of Georgia ave- adjoining Soldiers Home
rooms beautifully arranged and decorat ee
furnace heat: tiled bath. AS soon as pave
be- e at E
pie house. i4S Irving St. occupied and open
W11I.IGE. GIBBS DANIEL. eos-so5 18th.
fe1S-6t
FOR sALk-A GOOD INvEsTMRNr-s-sTOa
brick house: nine rooms and bath: st.
of 9Th st. NV; centrally located;
venient to three car lines. Rents at $35. 50
per month good investment. Price, S. 60
Apply to CfIAS. 8. SHREVE, Jr., Fendall
bldg, city. Attorney. fe17-6t
FOR sALE-BARGAIN; FINE 12RO0M HOUSE
in Mt. Pleasant; : nice apartments: baths;
large lot; rent, $3.50 per mo- Price, S., $40.
CAMPBELL & SWAN. 615 14th NV. fe2-9Ot-4
TOR SALE-GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR COL
Ored person; near 4th and NJ sts.; less than
$4,000; a fine, well built S-room house: lot
2Ox95: new bath: new furnace: fine cellar: ev
erything In frst-class condition; within half
block Of 3 Ines; highly elevated. Don't
miss this chance. Address OWNER. Box 212
Star office. fe3.d
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under price. As the result of an exchange.
We offer an eleven-rcom brick residence and
that is about 81 900 less than its value.
Lot 23.44x155 to alley.
Very convenient to downtown section; ad-
mirably located and adapted for room renting
or boarding house.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
fe21-eo.2t
on COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
between 18th and 14th.
IS. $50 for a three-story and cellar 10-room
and modern bath brick residence is very low
price. In fact. the opportunity to purchase a
never he presented again. The lot is good
deep one, too. to an alley; nice width. The
stone & FAIRFAX. 1s42 New York ave.
fe2l-eo.2t
FOR SAIE-s7 300
ONE OF THE BIS, BEST Nv, VALUES ON THE
Nearly new; 10 rooms, two 2l baths; hot,
brick; finished throughout. including third
floor. in hardwood; expensive fixtures and man.
tells; shower bath; built of best materials
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
| fe2l-eo.2t
FOR SALES. 500.
nearly new bay-window brick residences on
a beautiful square northeast. near four car
| lines: rooms and reception hail. tiled bath;
hot-water heat: rear porches; lot p feet wide.
Exceptionally well constructed.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
fe2i-eo.2t
FOR sALE-S2. 500.
Rented for s23 a MONTH
Two solid brick houses, near NJ st. NV, lots
100 feet deep to alley. Always rented. Cheap
enough enough to resell 5000
fe21-eo2t
Renting for $685. so month.
Two good six-room houses on 18th st. ne.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
| fe21-eo.2t
FOR SALES. 800.
Renting for $50 a month
| On l st. near North Capitol II rooms and
bath; lot 21xso; in irst-class condition. Suit
able for home or investment.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
| fe21-eo.2t
West Of Columbia road.
An attractive s-story house . facing south On
stone / FAiRFAx. is4a New York ave.
| fe21-eo2t
| FOR SALE-$4, 500.
Rent. 5000.
Business property on H st.; ne. near 9th;
furnace g1n ss, heated e e no, lot 1880 TO alley
fe21-eo2t
FOR SALES OOO
THE BEST BARGAIN AND ON WASHINGTON
| See it before you decide on any other house.
| The location is the best. west Of Columbia
road. A fine house; first floor. four rooms;
second and third floors, six bedrooms and two
baths; steam heat; lot deep enough for stable.
See 1t at once IL you want snap.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
feel eo2t
| FOR SALE-S4, 600.
| HERE is THE HOUSE You SHOULD BUY
because 1t is the best valne you can get fol-
your money: nearly new: six rooms and bath
furnace heat.
81 feet wide.
West of 9th ST. NV. Nice surroundings.
| STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York
fe21 go ct
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634 + ne, 5r, b. 20. so
919 + ne, Or. b. 20. so
341 Mclean av sw.
| ar, b. stable. Is. so
4S6 y sw, Or, b. -. so
40 9Th sw, Ar. b.17.50
s24 Is Sc. 6r. saw $50
911 + sw. Or, s&w16.0O
2 Ga av 80. 6r. s&w15.O0
132 y Sc 6r. b. 1000
COLORED.
2 Ga av Sc. Cir. saw. Is. On
ia y SO, Or. s&w. 10. 90
1920 LIST sw. Or. s&w1O. 50
i1104 9Th sw Or. s&wlO.3o
1919 1st sw, Or. s&w1O. 90
1861 LIST Sc. 6r. saw $50
STABLES.
RI Of 617 q ST sw. 500
RI OF 331 G ST sw. s.. 90
RI Of 621 ] st sw. $50
RI of GA + ST sw. 400
lc.). 104 18th st. NV.
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SUMMER RESORTS-TO LET.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

MONTERREY pa. BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS:
3 hours from Washington; attractive furnished
cottage; all modern comforts; Is rooms and
baths: tenant house: stable: acres in lawn
and garden; vegetables and fruit: rental.
5000. NJ. & j. BRANDT. IL Z. Read ST.
Baltimore. Md. fel7-l4t
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ak q II. NV. - rooms baths $500 $50. 30
1905 Park rd. NV. 10 rooms and bath. -. So
tag y ] ave Sc. 10 and bath. 81. ~
sos Harvard II. NV, Is and bath. -. 80
S31 18Th 81 ne . rooms and bath. %. 30
900 18th 81 Sc. rooms and bath. IL. 80
xis Tenn ave ne rooms and bath $50
FLATS.
,e..l. y ave NV > rooms and b. .$21 90
e9.is r4th 81 ne 1 rooms and bath ID. so
IN, NV rooms and water.. 81 ~
So, ! - " : rooms and water..... 81 81
Pas ~ II. NV, rooms and water lo.o
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN. Col 9Th NV
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FOR RENT-FLoYD +. DAVIS, It'll q S.w
80 sw sr. S13. 80 6.52 | sy. 6r, b. %. 20
4s5 III sw 11rb. 81. 90 S13 q sw. Or. 1890
Ar Va av sw Or B. 81 80 1922 Union sw .5r. 90
64S / sw Or b. $500 902 u sw. Or. h.. 30. 90
1914 : Cap Or, b. 1900 941 Md sw. Or. IL. 90
30 14th sw Or b 3n. 90 116 9Th sw. Or. Is. 90
10 y So. Or. $50 6lS Az w.sto. DIV. IS. 90
III Sd Sc 6r, b. $50 92S e. sw, Or. IL. 81
91g sw 6r h.. % 5o $40 18th ne, Or. b %. so
l226 Half Sc 6r.. 1.50 132S Cap. Or, b. $500
GA sw. 6r b.. 80 g32 + sw, 6r Is. 90
~ Va ay sw Or 1890 1901 Half sw. Or. 90
23i. Va ay sw, Or %. 90 5425 9th Sr, b. 80. 90
36s sw 6r 1880 S21 Sd Sc. Or. b %. 80
iII Md av sr boz. 90 515 9th sw. III, b. II 80
300 McI'n nv. Or b. IL. 80 406 9Th sw. 6r. 1900
1017 Al. sw. Ar h IA. 80 700 9TH sw. 1r,b $3.50
1919 Al, sw, Ar b. IL. 81 331 sw. 6r. 13. So
123S AZ sw. 6r.. IL. 80 1927 Hunt p. 6r.. 4. so
81 VI Sc 6r h. 10 80 100 y ] av .6r. IL. 81
1870 9Th sw. 6r. b. 90. 80 2234 Sth NV. 6r. 80
1902 J av So Ar g. 5n 235 81 sw, or. IL 80
81 canal sw. 6r. II. so Ills Half sw .6r. 1000
1876 q sw. 3rw, =. 81 1910 Del or. 10. 80
144I T. Can. 5r. b. Is 50 1894 Il So. n >. q 80
916 G III 3.3r b. II 90 Latternerf 3.5r b. %. 90
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FOR SALE
VERY ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE.
Overlooking New Conn Ave bridge.
near 18th ST. on the most fashionable
street OF this section. Only sl0.5O0.
Built and equipped to compare with
most $25.o00 houses; 10 rooms tsix big
Dedroomsl: SPACIOUS ATTIC OVER
Sd STORY: two ba this; three toilets:
hot-water heat: porches; room for
garage; high-class woodwork through
out: electric current for lighting: ser
wants stairway: laundry. THIS ISN'T
A FRESH. NEW HOUSE. SUBJECT
10 CONDITIONS THAT ATTEND
NEW HOUSES. 1T WAS ERECTED
SEVERAL YEARS AGO RY A PROM
INENT BUILDER WHO ANTICI-
PATED AND INSTALLED THE MOD
ERN IDEAS OF TODAY REASON
ABLE TERMS.
BELT, O'BRIEN & CO., Inc.
1909 G NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
HOUSES.
621 4th St NV. I2r and b., furnace. $50. %
1909 st. NV, Or. and bath, furnace 40. 20
6OI III ST NV Ilr and b. iatrolas ~. 30
I'll r. l. ave NV Or and h.. latrobe. - on
I35 ID at Sc rooms and bath. 22.JO
FLATS
The Vernon, 11T4 st. NV, rooms
and bath. steam heat 32oo
GASCH & BIRGE. 1926 n. Y. ave. NV.
felg-tf
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FOR SALE-BARGAIN =,
Columbia Heights.
Three stories
First floor kitchen
Fine bedrooms: tiled baths.
Ten closets. Concrete cellar
Lot 40 IT. wide.
Price only $3.50.
BELT. O'BRIEN & CO., Inc,
1909 G NV
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FOR sALE-REDUCED FROM $500
TO $3.50
Exquisite home on the Heights-a
home Of individuality tone to IT,
Nine (9l rooms, three baths; hot-water
neat; laundry; faces south on promi-
nenf street; front lawns: big yard;
public alley. Very easy terms
BELT, O'BRIEN & CO., Inc
1909 NV,
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FOR RENT
900 r. Cap.12r, b. 80. Is
Sl3 2lst NV. 11r. b5O. 90
1881 10Th NV, Tor, b45. 90
500 + NV. Sr. b. $3.50
1455 W nv, sr, b. ~. 90
500 L NV. Sr. b. .37. 80
zoos G sw. Tor, b. 30. 50
1443 y. ar. b. :. 80. 80
% X ne. llr. b. 80. 90
633 9Th ne. Or, b. 30. 90
Us + ne. Or. b. $3.50
102 Quincy ne. Tr. b. -. so
30 + ne, Or, b. rs. 80
12o + ne. Or. b. :. %. 80
GIG \ Sc, ar, ...25. so
Az 18th sw, str,r .25. 90
I'D 4 ne, Sr, b. %. 90
4o5 18th sw. Sr. 2b25. 80
1911 Fla av ne Or. b22 81
1907 18th nv. 5r. b. %. 80
1913 Fla av ne. Or. b22. 80
1i41 Pa av SO. 6r, b21. 30
JOHN QUINN CO. q
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FOR RENT-463 & 3 X ST.

FOR RFNT-4E5 X ST. SW LARtiE
warehouse store and stable ... s.5 %
2f2 Al. sw. Il sto S35 H0 1241 Sd sw sto 2r 10 30
1903 IL sw, sto ", 1oOG sw. sr, b. 30. 80
W. g...--: 81 30 3o2 Az sw. sto Or. h,5. 90
30 18th sw. 10r, h2oo Sto.204 9TH sw, Or q. 80
Sto.61s Az w,5r. WIS 90 12I 9th ne Or b. 81 so
496 sw, or, b.. 200 414 Md sw. IT. b 20. 80
4S6 + sw. ST. b.. .2lj0 Sto 800 III sw 20 80
3tSi q sw. Or, b. lS0o ~ e sw, 6r, b.. 22. 10
500 Mclean ay sw, Dr. 1921 Wyiie ne Or, wis. 30
b. lo,o 1907 9th sw Or, w16.50
80 sw, or, w.-lo3o 100 9TH Sc, 7r. W. 1880
.',i' loth sw. 4r, d. loov 4S6 NJ sw. Or. ID. 80
4s4 III sw, Or, We 1900 l3i6 LIST sw, sr. W. Is. 80
sla I'd Sc, or. D. loJo !'2S & sw, Or. :. Is. 20
121 9TH Sc, Or w..15.50 49O VI sw Or VIZ ~
6oa 4la sw- Dr. wlioo ll2i AZ sw. 5r wl4 80
l2oo Water sw. sto 1924 9th sw.6r. $50
n ~ IIa \ sw. Or. W. IA. 80
6o9 ID sw Or, We l3ao io2 9TH So. Ar, w..13 81
.3i lth 50, Or W. " 81 1874 lst sw. 6r ". 10. 90
1905 Ala sw,' 4r. WI - 922 1T Sc 4r W 10 IN
1857 onion sw, 5r w1050 1910 I'd sw ar " 10 30
- sw, or. -io.lo 1io1 Cap. Or, W. 10. 80
1916 Half se.5 w .11.J0 1873 I'd sw Ar Va Ia 10
T. H. PARKER co. lnc.l
fei9-t 40 ~, st. sw.
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10R., r.. FUR. .S32. 80
6l0 Md av sw. 10. b. 10. 81
1926 9th sw. 6r.b. .22.50
1919 Al sw, Arb. 1880
1909 Sd sw. 4r&w .11.5o
1909 It'll Sc. 6r& W 10. 80
Th.P.Brown.617 Az s.w.
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II = LII. AZ hl1t
1915 21st NV. 11r. b,
fine condition. $50. 90
11o2 y ii av NV, Or.
h. furnace. IS. 90
1915 Riggs NV. 11r.
Il. h W. ..-.3i 90
2s,'3 y Cap st, Or. h.
h W. new 1890. -. -
1901 l. NV. Or. h. 30. 80
12iS Md av ne. 10, b3o. 80
;5'i23 10th NV. Or. b.
new .--.- ~. 10
$40 18th SO. Or. b. 300
ta.2 9th ne. 6r. b.. % 80
10I eth ne. ir, b. 1850
81 i ne. ar. b. 2.5o
406 1st sw, Or. b (col-
Oredl -. 30
al Sth sw. Or, h. .2I.5 80
1875 Lincoln ay. Is. b2o. 50
fe20-3t SLYE &
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LOR. 1921 + ST. NV fef93t
sir 18th NV Or h. $500 f411 Goth NV gr. b. 30 80
i32S 10th ST.. b b. 30 12I Tenn ne sr b. 90 ~
165 Il NV. b. -. ia. 81 GA Il sw Sr b - 80 an
III Euclid NV Or. b1- 80 BIT V ne sr b. - III
926 O NV Or $50 90i + ne. 7r. b. 20. 10
6i9 ii ne Or. b. 50 1881 10Th NV, Or 20. 0D
62i 18th ne. Or. b. 81. 30 6.34 |. Sc ST. 80 L. 81
s05i. II NV 5r. lis. so 1899 f Sc ,Jr 10 ~
30 jackson ne, Or 1910 Fristoe ct ,5r. s.. 5U
FLATS.
1883 NJ 5r, b27 81 81 Porter ne Or b. Is 40
us 18th NV. IT. 2n.oa 2t3Ii, Va av NV 4 biz 80
STORES.
us 18th NV. r.. 1000 SIS 1st Sc & Or b. 30 90
lis 10Th ne. Or b.-1s.50 Rear 6I6 o NV Is 90
CAYWOOD & GARRETT, 1881 y. Y. ave. NV
fela-3t'
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1891 Riggs ~. NV, 10 rooms and bath. $50 ~
40 I ~. NV. . rooms aud bath $500
l240 Mary land ay- ne. D roonlS and ba. 70. ~
62i New Jersey aV nv. rooms and b. 800
81 Delaware ave ne. Il rooms and ba. -. 90
700 sd 81. ne, o rooms aud batb-.-..... - 20
cd 4th -. ne. rooms and bath. -. 81
40 I'd ST. NV, rooms and bath. ~. 80
ti04 Tennessee ave re-. u rooms and ba. 1851
81 /. II. NV, d rooms and bath. 1850
6l5 I'd st. NV. > rooms and bath. .-.... 100
WM. III. McGRANN Co. 1907 81. NV
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FOR SALE
HOMES NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
The owner OF four attractive homes
containing six rooms, reception hail.
bath cellar under entire house. fur
mace heat twO-story back p6rches
deep lots, has authorized me to offer
them for
s., $50; EASY PAYMENTS.
HOMES OR INVESTMENTS
NEAR PRINTING OFFICE.
See me about those three story ten
room brick houses. good condition. near
two car lines located on l. street.
PRICE. So, 500; EASY PAYMENTS.
HARRY S. WEIGH.
Loans and Insurance.
Now at 14lO q ST.
After March ! at 7l5 1ith st.
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FOR RENT ODD r NE,
2l2 AZ sw.lg st rms on
lila 9Th sw. Sr b. -. 81
1925 18th NV. Ar. b. IL 90
36s y sw, 6r&w. 1880
504 l. sw, 5r&w. .10.50
139 l. Sc, Or. W. .12. 90
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
TyFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-5O9 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV;
2-story bay-window brick; I large rooms. bath.
pantry. cellar. large yards; 5000 Apply
1915 = ST NV 1el4-ioto
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FOR SALES, 600.
HERE is THE HOUSE you SHOULD BUY
because 1t is the best value you get fol
your money: nearly new; six rooms and bath
furnace heat.
81 feet wide.
West of 9th st. NV. Nice surroundings.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
fe21 2t
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FOR SALE-$5 500.
A nearly new bay-window brick residence on
beautiful square northeast, four car
lines: 6 rooms and reception hall; tiled bath;
hot water heat: rear porches; lot u feet wide.
Exceptionally well constructed
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-340S 14TH NV: NICE NEW
cozy Groom brick house: tiled bathroom: ce-
ment cellar: gas range: colonial porch: 20
footwide house. Apply above address fe19 st
FOR SALErAN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN To
settle estate on the north side of X ST. be-
tween 14th and Vermont ave. NV. Price
$4,000. Rented for 81 200 per year. No agent.
Apply to Box 200, Star office. fe19-3t
FOk SAl.E-AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN To
settle estate the north side of ST. be-
tween 18th and 10th SITS. n. Price. S. 100
Rented for $3.50 per month. Apply Box 211
Star Office. fe19-3t
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FOR RENT-l3iT EAST CAPITOL st: SEVEN
rooms. tiled bath. cellar furnace heat, cabinet
mantelS. good order: rent, $3.50. J. 4. TAY-
L0R. 1921 + st. NV fef9-3t
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FOR BENT-34l3 HOIMEAD ST NV; o
rooms and baths. furnace; $40. So in first
class repair; convenient TO 2 lines.
fe13-3t L. J. WAISHE 1886 " Y ave
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One cent a word each time for Is words 3 times
FOR SALE-FROM PRIZE-wINNING STOCK
Boston terrier puppies. WESTWOOD KEN
NEI4S. Baltimore. Md. fela3fs
JUST RECEIVED. BREEDING CAGES F.
male canaries. fancy poultry eggs for hatch-
ing. inrnbators. homer pigeons. etc.
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th st.
ja3O-tf4
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FOR SALE-S2. 500.
Rented for $23 a month.
Two solid brick houses, NJ st. NV, lots
100 feet deep TO alley. Always rented. Cheap
enough to resell
| STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY

FOR SALE-$6, 500 STORY BRICK STORE
building, with rooms, Avenue line
and lettered street In northwest. Attractive In
vestment. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER. 612 14th
st fel9-3ttI
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
Linden REJOICES
over A new Line
Stockton Terminal and Eastern
Roads Opening to Be Cele=
brated September |
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Aug. 14.-The opening
of the Stockton Terminal and Eastern
railway, commonly termed the Stock
ton-Jenny Lind road, will be celebrated
by the people of Linden September l.
The railroad has been completed as
far as Linden, and the hauling of grain
and fruit over the new road will begin
this week. The people of the Linden
section are SO delighted over the event
that they intend to celebrate it in fine
style. a committee has been appointed
as follows to complete arrangements:
Dave Board, Charles Perryman, w. H.
Bonham, l.. Rhoden, Frank Creary and
E. F. Davis.
One of the big features of the cele-
bration will be a barbecue. Residents
of Stockton, Lodi. Ripon, Manteca,
Lockeford, Clements and, in fact, every
section of the county, will be in at
tendance.
The celebration will be attended by
hundreds of people. The new railroad,
many of the stock holders of which are
residents of San Joaquin county has
given one of the richest sections of the
county railroad communication. The
farmers are delighted because they
have means of transporting their
products to the local and San Francisco
markets. NJ. j. Gardner, former mayor
of Stockton, is president of the COM
pany.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
CHUTES THEATER HAS
POPULAR ENTERTAINERS
Bill Has Good Singing, Dancing
and SpeciaIties

At the Chutes theater last evening a
condensed version of Balfe's good old
opera, THE Bohemian Girl" was pre-
sented by the Marius Bohemian quintet
and scored great success at both aft
ernoon and evening performances. The
little company is made up of good sing
ers and actors and the story does not
suffer by being boiled down. Teh three
Melvin brothers gave a sensational
gymnastic exhibition, and Charles Daily,
an eccentric comedian and 'tanglefoot"
dancer, assisted by kittie OBrien, ere
ated much laughter.
Harry Waiman, who plays Hungarian
airs, was appiauded literally. Roland
Travers offered 10 minutes of extra
ordinary illusions and reappearances.
Princess Suzanne as tiny tot gave
a novelty wire walking performance
Sandy Roth, a talented Scotch and Ital-
ian impersonation, and George Gould,
a clever pianist, contributed a popular
act. The customary professional tryout
will take place tomorrow evening.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
RABBIT PEST TURNED
INTO VALUABLE ASSET
Skins Exported From Australia
for u. S. Hat Makers

In many Australian towns rabbit
killing and freezing and preparing the
skins for export is a growing asset of
great value, especially during the win
ter season, when it enables men who
would then have no other occupation to
make a good living and spend consider
able money a t the country stores. Good
wages are earned by experienced trap
pers, some of them making S5 to 81 a
day. Last spring was favorable for
the growth of feed in Australia. so
summer grass for the rabbits to feed
on; moreover, the export demand, espe-
cially for the skins, appears to be
steadily developing.
American hat manufacturers seem to
be making much larger use of these
skins. During the year 1909 the de-
clared exports of marsupial skins
mostly rabbit skins, from the port of
Sydney to the United States amount ed
to SS95,092, which was nearly double
the value for 1908. The total amount
of rabbit and other marsupial skins in
voiced from this consulate general for
the United States for the first three
months of 1910 was sI6S,597.
While the trappers prove themselves
useful to the local agriculturists in
keeping down the number of rabbits,
they never thoroughly exterminate
them from any particular district, for
az soon as rabbits in any special To-
cality get scarce the trappers will go
elsewhere to trap them.
Notwithstanding the profits of rab-
bit trapping, there is still enormous use
of poisons and machines for fumigat-
ing warrens, and of wire netting for
restricting the pest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
BRIDE OF PIONEER
HAS PASSED AWAY
Mrs. Emily Tewksbury, Who
Came to California in Wind
jammer in lS49, Is Dead

One of the earliest California pioneer
women passed away in, the death of
Mrs. Emily Sutton Tewksbury of $500
Pacific avenue yesterday morning.
Mrs. Tewksbury was the widow of DR..
Jacob Merrill Tewksbury, former owner
of the San Pablo ranch, comprising
$500 acres near Richmond
Doctor and Mrs. Tewksbury came to
California in 1S49. Mrs. Tewksbury
was for a long time one of the few pio-
neer women that comprised society in
San Francisco when the city was
known as Yerba Buena. She was born
IN Buenos Aires and was the daughter
of Richard Sutton, an American, and
the Spanish countess, Mauricia d'Oliva-
reZ.
The story of the wild voyage to the
coast of California in a sailing vessel
belonging to Doctor Tewksbury forms
fascinating page in the annals of the
pioneers. Mrs. Tewksbury was a
young bride at the time and cour-
ageously elected to accompany her
husband. The adventurous voyage
was made with a handful of men and
required five months to complete
Doctor Tewksbury was one of the
first physicians on the coast He built
his home in San Francisco and lived
here continuously until his death in
1877. Mrs. Tewksbury was past the
four score mark when she died She
and Contra Costa counties She is
survived by an only child, Mrs. Will
liam MintZer
The funeral services will be held at
the family home 2300 Pacific avenue,
next Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
DEAD THUG THOUGHT TO
BE WANTED MURDERER
Unknown Man Is Identified by
Sacramento People
[Speeial Dispateh % The CoHl

SACRAMENTO, Aug 14.-Although
positive Identification nor the name of
the thug shot last Friday night by
Policeman George Maley have not
been secured. both Mr.. and Mrs. J. H
Landing. now living in this city. al
legged that they recognized him as one
of a gang of five criminals who robbed
and murdered a young grocer in Salt
Lake City several months ago and also
committed many other crimes in Utah.
They are positive that the man was
wanted by the Utah authorities, and
Mrs. Landing claims she was a wit
ness to the murder of the grocer and
saw the man, whose body now lies in
the morgue. strike the blow which
killed the Salt Lake City businessman.
In addition TO the story of the Land
ings three of the four women who
were held up beaten and roobed by a
lone footpad on different nights of last
week have told Coroner Gormley that
they believe the dead man to have been
the one who assaulted them They
recognized the clothes he wore and his
general appearance, but would not say
positively that he was the man. The
remains viii be kept several more days
in the hope Of securing positive iden-
tification.