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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-12

we'll known Chicago dentist. Dr.
s. T. Allen. While extracting a tooth
scratched his finger. Soon the arm
WIS frghifuly swollca ts his shoul-
der. Several Swollen g.aads formed
and II l0okel like blood poisoning
IN IN about an horr after he applied
Cutieiay all pain. swelling and feyer
were gene. IL Is simply marvellous.
The physician IN charge of the Hal
sted Street Dlspensacy has put Cnli-
clay to many trying tests. II his dis
irict wofhisig peop.e rnsh in with all
sorts Of burns cats. bruises. DR. Has
kell says: i have put Cuticlay to
very severe tests and in every case
am pleased, satisfied and surprised. .
and cutane0us lc-ions teczema. etc. J,
its action was quick and decided"
Doctors recommend Cuticlay and
publicly endorse It because Il Is not
patent medicine but a pure. strange
product Of nature nothing added or
taken frcm IT, A. D. Plamondon, q
we lthy manufactures In Chicago
omel bis ec2eaa 81 the hands BY
CilncIpy Al her l.comintpt mta
use L on his little daughters scalp
for peculiar eruption The doctors
had nothing that egea relieved IT,
cuticsay Is certainly grand dlsccy
cry. Nature Il d profound mystery III
forming such a strange and extra0fd-
=inaiy cue taf skin elupilofa
yOil can get a large can of ruticlay
~ a..tf I.s..zx t.4r..l fr~r ,.....t* =. a. nj
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ttOntlnueu 1rum fhtt ID
ness ia the state or community; that
no deposlor has ever lost single
dollar, nor even failed to receive his
money upon demand; that the bank
deposits of our state banks have
grown from eighteen million dollars
To forty-fiye million dollars; that the
burden upon the banks Of furnishing
the fund for the protection oi The
people has beea many times repaid
ty increased volume and stability oil
business. and that the practical oper-
alton OF our banking system has chal-
leneed the admiration OF the Dusi'
ness world
Usury.
We favor an effective usnry Law
4xsth penalties TO insure proper
enforcement of The same,
state and School Land
and School Funds.
We believe that az soon as posai'
AM practicable ths lands acid BY the
state for educational purposes should
be sold upon terms that snail be ap'
Ssolutely fair 10 the people ol his state
preserving the preference right TO the
lessees. guaranteed by the enabling
act. to the end that auch lands should
become taxable and be made more
valuable and' productive BY the actual
owner thereof
That anything that adds 10 the
value of said land aud costs time. Ia
bor or money. shall he clasSed as an
Improvement.
improvements on said land shall
be appraised at such sum AS lhes
add to the value OF land for the plir-
pose of SALE
In drafting the constitution OF the
state of Oklahoma, the Democratic
paity forever guaranteed protection
Ia The school lands and school funds
Hof the state. and unlike a multitude
of older states. the principal OF this
fund will forever remain sacred and
secure fYom any loss or depletion.
II provides that the principal OF the
fund shall never be diminished; and
In the investment Of the permanent
school fund.- we point with pride 10
the fact that the agricultural inter
ects OF the state, the principal indus
7 fry upon which the prosperity and
spiafort of Oklahoma depends should
have he first right 10 The use OF these
Bnblic moneys upon. good farm Sc.
cufity, and AZ a fair rate of interest
rhe result OF this policy has been
10 reduce the rate OF interest On farm
ynortgagc loans throughout the state
IN by reason OF the state competition
with farm mortgage companies.
The management OF the school laud
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Ffra exercise every honorable
il't'' 10 carry out ihlA policy. and
~ l'fof tue preservation OF tha proa.
eii rights pf all indian lIlbes and
lhe rfpiectlon Df lie minor indian
lhi drrn from any and ali classes OF
ffhpn",i md INSCRIPTIONS grafters.
VII OF people Prevail
lhr Democratic part declares thar
" eneyrf ang amendment 10 the con-
nlllution or act Initiated by the peopl,
lu penhing for The consideration OF The
people. and for their adoption or ge.
iedion, that il Is not the privilege OF
any political party TO seek To infln.
ence such election by party control
Of direction. and. therefore, II d..
rlnres all Areii measures. to-wlt. pro.
hihltion, womanB suffrage aud an
measures Initiative by The people. 10
ba free from political dictation and
.subicci 10 the unlnfluenced aud nn.
preindiced choice OF every voter OF
me state.
Progress And Prosperity
Contrary 10 the prophecies aud false
Representations OF subsldized preSs
at home and abroad. and corrupt
frganizaiinn misrepregenting homo.
able and honest Republicans within
our state Oklahoma people can truth
fully point with pride TO 4 progress.
Isige government that has placed iIs
among the leading states OF the
Union. TO a financial credit without a
parallel and TO development that has
added thlrty per cent 10 our popr-
lhtIon. eighty per cent to our bank de-
rosiis two hundred per cent 10 orr
manufacturing industries. and multi
piled the commerce OF our state over
fourfold within the short space ol
less than three years
State Credit
The state Of oklahoma points With
Eilde ~ the fact that It Is the only
lnew state n half century which
hui gone through the 6rst two and a
fHalf !ieafs Of Organization uniformly
preserving Its siata credit ON 4 par
llrslE, and this has heen accomplished
ip he faee ii the fact that We are the
lonly such stale that pasged through
lthc first year OF state government
without the receipt of any direct tax
lrvssom the people.
mckpa Legislation.
rrlss tenure OF pablIc clills bsiAa
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institutions OF higher educaii has
bui dealt justly with the eastern halt
of the State ID securing for Il the ne.
ce sary industrial ard preparatory
schools necessary to provide for that
part OF the new state and, in prcvla.
ing district agricultural and ineehani-
cal colleges throughout the entire
state.
The Democracy Is proud OF the
educational progress made and pledge
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Kirnonas

We want to call youl attention to the beau.
hiul kimonas we are showing Tins week nj
our window
Long kmonas, made OF neat kmona pa,
tenn lawns, trimmed with plain color C1 Esl
sateen worth $500 this sale .,4... v a,JU
Long kimonas, made ol neat kmona pat
tern challey and lawns, neatly trim Qq Efl
hned, So SO value, this sale ,s., TZ,JU
Long kimona, made Of serpentnie crepe
with silk cord belt and extra large sleeves,
trimmed with PLAN. color satin and silk
$3.50 and $500 values all going CO ar
now al .......,.....,.+.t VJtJJ
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lieal llesr four essential il mind when you
buy cofset style fit eomiou and service
II you wear Henderson Corset YOU are sure
Of all these good qualities Henderson Cofsets
aie made TO III every style 81 figure and arc
especially constructed to withstand the hard
csI wear without affecting The shapehness Of
the garment Cur excellent 81 50 Corset that
has gained rs such great reputation, We ate
going to sell for oSc lfyou want to be Ger
tam OF good corset, ior hlte money, just buy
our model No 242 This Corset reg Hpo
ularly SELLS for 35c, on sale at ..,.. 4JL
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Waists
Beautiful Lawn and Lingerie Waists Coz
worth Sloo for ...., .,...e.. ...,.. CJC
$50 Waists. made Of Lawn, Lingerie aud
SWISS piled high on table in front OF or
main aisle Your choice ..,..... Jul
. Tailored Waists PLAIN, peated aad ianc,
embroidered Linen Waists, $3.50 C1 ca
value On sale al ......,.....e.. VliUJ
SILK Waists, made OF taficta and suisene
silks, also Jap silk and China silk Waists
$500 value. ri. .a,s S2.95
GO ar
$500 and 5000 values this sale VIsJJ
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Petticoats
Extraordinary values are beng made this
week N Ladies ieaherbloom Pctlicoats. Our.
line IS very complete. comprising many differ
enI styles One style OF Skirt is very hand.
some made with deep embroidered flounce.
ssse S'ss fSo' ios "'.'o"'... '"' H. worth S195
Another Skirt that Is noted for lis wearing
qualities is also very good This Skirt &
made with deep llounce with handsome in.
is1''' is1 : " ":'''' S7'' S169
one big assortment Of petticoats, good and
full, nice deep iouncc. made Of excellent nm
material, worth $3.50 for ...,...... J0G
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
INSTRUCTIONS FOR
0. M. D. FIELD OFFICERS

Under the direction Of officers of the
o. NJ. d.. school Of correspondence
for field officers will be opened in the
State Armory here.
Lists of questions, embodying puz-
zling topics, will be forwarded TO the
field officers Of the o. NJ. d., and they
will return answers.
Those who are at the head of the
move are Colonel Theodore Town
send. Lieutenant-Colonel Evan s
Boyd, Majors S. p. Dougherty and J.
w. Reed, and Lieutenant-colonel II. C.
Cavanaugh, L. S. A., retired.
On next Tuesday evening a school
for non-commissioned officers will
open in the Armory with Sergeant Ell
]. Wells, Second United States In
, fantry, instructing.
Evening journal., 1910-12-16

Mark a. Miller Fred NJ Stecher II. r.
McDonough, +. D. Crawford, william
Parsis, George McKelvey, David II.
Brown. Harry Freeman, James 2.
Devlin. John McDonough. William J.
Bayley, William T. Connor, j.. J. Eng
hsh, J. c. Sase. Jr., John j. Lynch,
William Thompson, Edward f. Cur
ran, Martin Farrell, w. Rossitef,
Noodles" Pagan. William J.. Hahn,
Thomas L. Rafferty,, Fred W. Heiss,
Jr, William Cook, Harry Kenpar,
George H. Neidefmaier. James W.
Mcguire, Harry c. schnepf. James
Thompson. James II. Yates. Dennis
Reardon. Harry T. Kern, Patrick Ma
gill. r. NJ. Ainscow. p. A. McNally,
Charles l.. Walker, Thomas Cook. c..
l.. Meiler. J. II. Wolha-, G. H. Deva-
linger, Robert Aiken, Charles Nc
Faden. G. NJ. Darrell, p j. McCon-
nell, Edward Krause, John j. CORN
ley. James Barn, j. NJ. Townsend.
James J. Riley and others.
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
Rnnd RnlIdlnr Stopned.

The force Of laborers and teams OF
the Corcoran Construction Company
OF West Chester, engaged in extensive
stone road-building on two sections in
Mil Greek hundred, have been taken
back 10 West Chester. as the snow has
stopped operations until next spring.
The large crusher and steam roller
have been housed In for the winter.
The named firm have several miles
of stone road yet TO construct in Della
ware. They kept up operations until
last week, when the snow stopped the
work.
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
NEW CENTURY CLUB

Century Club Announcements for
week beginning December l9 are:
Monday-2.3O-315 p. m, advanced
German; 3.15-4 p. M, beginners Ger
man; 4-4.45 p. ma, beginners French;
4.45-5 D. m, advanced French; Mrs.
William G. Speakman, instructor; y.
M, lecture. Modern American Liter
ature," by Richard Burton.
Tuesday--10.30 o. ms Current
Events class.
Wednesday-10-11 a. M, Section l.;
11-12 a. m. Section H.; Aesthetic
Dancing class; Miss schetky, instruc-
tor.
Further entertainments in prospect
attractive from a musical standpoint
are the Christmas concert for the
blind to be given on December p, al
D. M. and the Peabody recital on the
evening Of January q. At the Christ
mas concert, Mrs Howard Clark vii
assist with recitations.
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
DIR. Rnrton in Lecture Here.

Those interested in literature will
be interested in a lecture to be de-
livered at the New Century Club
next Monday night by DR.. Burton,
professional lecturer of the Chicago
University, a noted critic and writer.
He will lecture upon Modern Ameri-
can Literature"
Evening journal., 1910-12-16

to-day entered plea Of guilty to the
various grades of assault and battery,
and If he is given the maximum SEN
tence will have to serve q years in
the Eastern Penitentiary.
Green was endeavoring to kill his
wife, Annie, when his infant son was
shot in mistake.
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
pEMoNsrRArINe VAIL cArcHn

Edward G. Mays. wilmingt
nigh School boy, VINO recently ;
tanned a patent on a mail catcher,
in Washington giving a demonstrate
to the postoifice authorities. The q
vice is TO be used on mail cars.
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
SLAYER WAY GET q WEARS.
Pleads Guilty TO All Assault Charges
In Addition.

MEDIA, Pa, Dec. l6-Joseph D.
Green, OF Oak View, near Clifton
Heights, who was convicted of murder
in the second degree for the killing
Of his fourteen-months-ol baby, Earl,
Evening journal., 1910-12-16
REYNOLDS
CANDY
COMPANY

We appreciate that many Of
you responded TO our request
to buy your Candies this week.
We have been busy, but not as
busy as we will be next week
and we urge those who haven't
done so, to do their candy shop
ping tomorrow and the early
part Of next week.
We want you to have she
best service, and that is almost
impossible in the rush Of the
last few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-30

FOR LEASE.-DESIRABLE NEW srAuTWrNTS
Just being completed. Nos 1436-3s-4n Meridian
ct. NV. half block from l4th st. car line.
These apartments are modern in every respect
With parquetry floors. tiled baths and electric
lights. Apartments Of one room and bath at
$3.50 and $3.50: all outside rooms: buildings
oren for inspection. inquire Of SWARTZELL,
RHEEM FENSEY CO.. 727 18th NV. ape0-te
FOIR-ROOM AND BA1H. HEATED FLAT:
only: $3.50: yearly lease: phone Apply I'LL
9Th at. NV. au0f-tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-30

b to 4r&2b, from
$35 to $1S5 per mo
The Brigton. Apt 500.
2r&b 5000
The Dresden, 6r&b135 90
The Dresden, 7r&b190. 90
The Champlain,5 r&b.
5000
The Toronto, from 2r&
b to 7r&b, from
y $65 to $225. 90
The Farragut. 4r, b125. 90
The Laclede. 6rb&k175 90
The Laclede, 4r&b. 1900
The IroQuois, 5r&b. 95. 90
UNFURNIsHFD
1927 18th, from Or, b&k
to 7r,2b&k. from
S35 to $125
The Brighton. from 1r&
b to 6r&2b non-hk.
from $25 TO $115, and
from 3r. b&k to Or, 2b
&k hk, from
$50 to 500
1892 Conn av, 2r&b?5. 90
1892 Conn av, 4r&b35.O 90
1882 Conn av,4r&b6 90
TIE Baifonr. from 2r&
b to Or. b&k. from
$27.5O to $500
The Clarion, apis LIST,
I'd, Sd 4 4th floors.
1r&b. $3.50 & IS 80
The Newport. apis 1st.
I'd, Sd & 4th floors. 3r
&b and 4r&b. from
$27.5O to $3.50
The Cordova. Apt 304.
Grab, suitcase. so. 90
The johnson, list Il.
CRIB ........... 1000
The johnson, I'd fl.
6r&b 5000
Tie Manor Horse. 4r&
b to 5r&b, from
$1,000 to so. 90
The Milton, apis LIST. I'd
& Sd fls. 6r. b&k, from
S45.M to ii. 30
The Amherst, 4r&b40.0 90
OFFICE
914 14th. Will bldg,
year so. 900
Equitable bldg. 4th. 9Th
4 9th frs. each. 900
1872 Conn av, I'd q.
4r&b. mo. .&.W
1892 Conn av. Sd Il.
4r&b, mo. $500
1872 Conn av, LIST 4.
Pr ............ .S.W
1903 Fl. Or. 4th d. 800
527 18th. Sd d. Offer
1914 H, &r. whole
bldg .....-.....Omer
1345 Pa av, 3r. 90
STO
725 18th, sto&dwg. Offer
914 14th. Will bdg % 600
100 18th. Will bdg. I 200
1907 n Y av......15.00
40 9Th .........1 100
1925 Wis av. 1000
STtF
Rear OIL NJ. ..L. 1900
R'r 1925 Belmont. .11.0O
9th A. X SIS 90. 90
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FOR RENT
O. New York ave. ne, 6 rooms and bath $27 80
1910 Both ST. NV. rooms and bath. -. % 81
1434 + st. me-, 6 rooms and bath. II .0t
6O4 Tennessee ave. me-. Or. and bath. 100
wM. H.. McGRANN CO., 1907 H st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-30

'TfiE ALBEM ARLE.''
17tl and n. II. ave. NV.
A .. and room apartn ent.
THE BALFOUR.''
18th and q SITS. NV.
A 2. and 6 room apartment and oAe
Of rooms and two baths.
Also one room and bath at $3.50.
THE SHERMAN
18th and L SITS. NV.
3. and room apartment.
THE FLoRENCE-COURT.'
California ave. and Phelps pl..
Washington Heights.
and room apartment.
THE ETHMHURST.
10Th and L SITS. NV.
4 aud room apartment.
The above buildings are new: are all
seven stories: freproof: elevators run
al night: very large. sunny rnoms and
In every way desirable homes: all
under new management. Inquire OF
3anftoYa at buildings or E. O. Wagen.
horst. COL Bond Bldg. ee20-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-30

FOR KENT-UNFURNISHED.
lisa N st. NV, IS rooms. s baths. $500
S22 Conn. ave-, g rooms and baths. 400
1912 18th ST.. 10 rooms and baths. 106 s
1702 @ st. NV, 10 rooms and BATH. 6a .0
s Quincy st. ne. rooms and bath. 25.3
We have a number of desirable furnis e.
houses In the NV. section: rent. SIS per TIC
and upward. TYLER RUTHERF ORD Unc
TAO 18th St NV. Oc22-14ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-30

TO DESIRABLE COL.ORED TENANTS.
1900 Sd ST. NV.
New building, lust completed apartments of
rooms and bath. all outside rooms; private
porches; every "rnvenience; steam heat; JAM
itor ETC.: $4,000
THE L. l.. SMITH COMPANY.
oc3O-eo.3t .40S New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-30

THE WOODWARD
APARTMENTS DELUXE
Handsome 7-story freproof building
south end Of the Connecticut Avenue bridge
overlooking Rock Greek valley: all outside
looms: separate stairway and elevator for serv-
ants: every convenience for the tenant; roof
g.rden. billiard room. social hall. barber shop.
mail chute. built-in refrigeratOrs, vacuum
cleaning plant.
White service throughout.
rooms and bath lcuplex). $3.50. .$11500
6 rooms and bath. :. 90 and $500
rooms and hath. >. :. $500 and 5000
9 rooms and bath. .. $1,000 and $500
THE F. n. SMITH COMPANY.
oc30-eo3t .4OS New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-30
APARTMENTS TO LET.

1859 BiLTMoRE STREET.
' THsEs hooss rms sTTa q
5000 PER NO
All large outside rooms; large closets. wids
phone; excellent service: newly decorated and
ready for Immediate possession.
Also a very desirable apartment OF rooms
and bath on nrst door. suitable for q physician
100 TIE F. Il. SMITH ,s ccx x ". 49,.
COR ADAMS MIL ROAD 4 ONTARIO Fl.
rooms. rec bali and bath $4,000 to s4s. 90
'0'n rIE Eel +. nf T. s.: salT Fan COMPANY.
oc3O-eo.3t 1908 New York ave.
70 LE1.s1 THE s. H. SMITH coMrASY.
E. g s itos NEW YORK Lee ayE 3 hAriAfR'
THE WOODWARD at south end Of Conn. Ave.
rs sI!efe px s %6o and s%s b SO 70 sl1s'
THE DUPONT. III 9th 9TH s 81. a and rooms
rH ane s Bath isS@s f Sss 18TH ST.
THE DoN CARLOS. 2oo7 9 ST. NV. 5
THE Hsn' so 5Ra Gs,a 40, e ST. NV.
THE EHSs nnF SasS ss2.sor ,s $500 ST
The saf sSSRs f isae haf siSR s
TIE sns PGRss saS bath! Hiss @G f
ST.. 5 rooms and bat $4,000.
THE WESLEY. 1921 COLUMBIA ROAD. 3
THE SHELBY. 1919 COLUMBIA RID. NV,
rooms. hall and bath. porch. $1,000.
THE WALLIS. f647 Lamou: St. 5 and q
rooms and bath 100 and $3.50.
THE G1BRALTA. 18TH & kAL. SITS: NV.
THE :nf and nn:s sE% *
AVE. 3 & 5r. and b.. new. $27 so & SAC.
THE MANOR HOUSE. 1924 MONROE ST.
NV. 4, and rooms and bath, porches.
$4,000. $4,000 and $4,000.
1912 18TH ST. NV, NEW APARTMENT
and bath. $500 to $500.
1907 MONROE ST. NV. LIST floor, very at
massive brick fireplace in dining room, good
service. $4,000.
1915 SWAMI ST. Or. and b.. porch. $32 so.
al 18TH ST. NV, rooms and bath janitor
service. $4,000 oc.0-eO,3t
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% NEW YORK WE.
1861 4th ne. Sr. b-25-59
1909 ] ne. Or. h. $50
254 18th Sc, Or. b.20.50
AZ. ~ G ne, Or. b.20.5o
IL Fla av. Or. b-1S.50
605 K ne. 5r.b. dt.1S.0
t-31 Marion. Or col 1880
1lS Hickman, 6r.b17.50
1222 18th Sc, storel5.o1
1915 . NV, Or. ..lG o
Oc29
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FOR RENT
1909 H, 14r.. b....-
1873 22d. ar. b.....2.50
Furnished-1406 Harvard
Store-229 r, and stabl
Apt.-32S 18th, Or. and
oc29-3t F. W. GRAZ
FOR TENT. l. KOLI
2114 o nw.14r. 2t$GS. 90
141l 14th. lge sto.O. o
- 2rs- n .Sr. h. $3.50
1919 L NV. Or, b. fiats5- o
1914 N Cap. Or. b. 800
gal y nv. Tor. h.32.3O
800 N Y av,5r, fat32. so
COG r NV. Or. b. .30.50
3153 p. store. -. 900
500 Goth, Or. b. ..2.o0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-30

THE PARKWGOp.
I746 STREET NORTHWEST.
Handsome 1-story hreproof build
ing: centrally located on K st.
lust west of Conn. ave.: all apart
ulents have rooms. buffers PAN
try, servants rooms and bath;
two elevators: private telephones:
best OF service.
Rents $72. 50 to $780,
THE F. II. SMITH COMPANY.
Oc.O-eo,3t 40S New York ave,
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THE BERKSHIHE.
1872 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
rooms and kitchenette. ......... .40.Sa
3 rooms and hath. .SS9.30
rooms and bath. -. $40. 90 and e4c.3e
First class service. Elevator Tele-
phone In each apt. IArge rooms and
closets. Screens and awnings. 0e6-tz
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BEFORE RENTING
ASK FOR OUR WEEKLY RENT BULLETIN
Houses opened on 20 minutes notice.
WAGSrAFF & WHITE. Inc. 904 14th NV.
oc22-tf
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1.-THE CAIRO"
history building. 18th and Q.
Beautiful palm garden-cafe with young lady
Mattresses Home table at reduced rate OF
$35. two meals. $50 per month.
HOUSEKEEPING AND BACHELOR APTS
Three new electric elevators. Lights free.
Single rooms. SIS to $25. Two rooms. $50 to
$40 Four rooms $50. Also larger apart.
ments for rent. SOME ELEGANTLY FUR.
NISHED APIS for any length Of time.
oc1O-tf.1S R. 81. MUIR. Mgr.
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FOR RENT PHONE MAIN 66S.
HEISKELL & MaLERAN.
1903 II ST. NV. ESTABLISHED 1857.
SPECIAL TO RENTERS-WE HAVE A Sc
LECTED LIST OF FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED HOUSES AND APARTMENTS at
special rates to desirable. permanent tenants.
We supply the needs of all applicants. Army
and naval officers. government ON 'ials. mem
bers Of Congress and all strangers given special
attention In locating them desired. Don't
rent until you have seen
ATTENTION-OWNERS OF VACANT PROP
ERTIES SHOULD LIST SAME IN THIS OF
FICE. Our facilities and convenience OF loca-
ton to all classes Of applicants unsurpassed.
You can have the services Of experienced men
engaged in the renting and leasing OF property
for nearly a quarter Of a century 1t requires
experience to get satisfactory results in the
management Of properties.
HEISKELI & McIERAN-
oc1S-tu. th. 81, SUIT 1903 st, NV.
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1928 Camb. Or. b. .22-50
1894 Core, 12r, b. =. 81. so
4, Or. and b. ..... 1890
2. ............... 80 90
b. ................ 10. 80
LAM & CO., 81 14th.
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LOT, 4O ......... .llO
1922 p. birth. 100
1920 Mass av, Tor. 2b. 100
2001 Cal av, 14r, BIB. =. 100
2126 r, lar. 3b. 100
1870 9Th. 15r&h. %. 100
1911 Goth, 12r, 2b. 1900
$500 Goth, 12r. Oh. .75. 90
1913 Goth. 12r. 2b. 1890
1901 Belm't. 12r. 2b. IS. 90
1912 10th. 12r.b. Ia. 90
1917 N, Tor, 2b. rs 90
GO24 q. 10r. %. 1900
925 9Th e.whl bdstS. 90
1881 Calvert, 11r, 2b80. 90
1887 Calvert. 11r, 2be0 90
1740 r. 12r&b. :. $500
IT'S 21st. 1Or&b. go. 90
1889 s, 10r&b. -. .60.OO
1735 8. 10r&b. 60, 90
1905 Calvert, 9r&b. 90. 90
1913 F'mont. Or, 2b. SIS. 90
174S s. 11r. BIB. $500
1905 10Th, 1Or&b. $3.50
1S41 U, 12r. 3b. 500
FTfRNIGHn
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THE MELTON. 9Th AND n. Y. AVE. NV.
Elevator and telephone exchange.
Ar. and b.. $3.50. Or. and b.. $35 70. corner.
Or. and b.. $3.50. Or. and b., $3.50.
SAM'L w. COCKRELL. SOC = NV.
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FOR RENT - EXCELLENT LOCATION IN
Brooklsnd; brick home, With hot-water beat:
rent only $3.50.
House OF 10 rooms and hath. good section
for fooming ard boarding purposes; walking
st. cars; rent. $3.50
Near 18th St cars. broom brick. sewer aud
water; rent, 1880.
C6LOREp TENANTS.
Beautiful home. rooms and bath. in -
ciIAs. s MUIR q CO.. 1903 New yors ave.
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THE OLYMPIA.
Ffrst-cass hreDroof construction throughout:
delightful. airy location brow Of hill: corner
usually large. bright rooms, with bathrooms.
electric light and gas. and telephones In all
apartments.
drst-class house at very moderate rates.
few very desirable 8. and room apart
ments still untaken. Rent. SIS to $50.
A frst-class dining ROOM under experienced
MANAGEMENT. will be run In connection With
the house. Apply to
FITCH. FOX BROWN,
1888 st. NV. at the house.
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