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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
GAR REFUSES
OFFER OF PEACE
REPORT SAYS, KAIsER's PRO-
PosAE WAS REJECTED.
TEuToNs CAPTURE FORT SEGRzE
Russians Continue to Retreat Before
Won Mackensen's Troops-eer-
mans Occupy Eastern Bank
Of Vistuia.

London, Aug. 9.-Reuter's CORE
spondent at Petrograd transmits the
following; "#,r
The Bourse Gazette learns from
an unimpeachable source that the Ger
man emperor made an offer Of peace
to Russia last week, through the
king of Denmark. The answer sent to
the king stated that the question of
peace negotiations could not be raised
at the present time"
PetrogEad, Aug. 9, via London An
official statement says: -" 49,.
G"In the direction Of Riga we dis
lodged the enemy from the region be-
tween the Dvina, the Ekau and the
lower course of the %Aa., Enemy at
tacks on Kovno and ossowetE which
were repulsed August were not re-
newed the following day 6,p q. -.
Germans Gain on Vlstula. -.
i. london. Aug. 9.-The Russians con-
tinues to retreat before the victorious
Germans in Poland. -. .....,..
!, According to the official report Of
the Berlin war Office, the carz's
forces are falling back in an easterly
+, direction under pressure Of troops
under Field Marshal Won Mackensen.
Between the Yistula and the Bug, the
left wing OF the group Of armies un-
der Won Mackensen has driven back
the Muscovites in northerly direc-
ton. The right wing still Is fighting
In the direction OF the river Weprz.
The statement adds that German
troops on the Narew are approaching
the Iona. Ostro. Wyszkow road. At
some points the Russians have offered
stubborn resistance. Serock, at the
mouth Of the Bug has been occupied
by the Germans. ".
Near Novogeorgievsk German troops
have captured the forts at Segrze,
Near Warsaw the Germans have
gained the eastern bank Of the Wis
tula.
Replying to congratulations from
the king OF Wurttemburg on the fall
IT Warsaw, Emperor William, accord
ing 10 press dispatch received here,
autographed the following:
Many hearty thanks for your con-
ordinations We can see in the fall
of Warsaw a significant step on the
road upon which the almighty by his
Eraces has led us hitherto. Relying
on him our glorious troops will con-
tinue to fight to an honorable peace"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
Parole sreaksr, il Prl.on.

Two Iowa parole breakers have
been located by the state board of
control. Both are in penitentiaries
serving sentence for crimes commit.
ted since they broke their paroles In
Iowa Earl Bruce, sent UP from
Dallas county in 1900. for forgery tor
ten years. As in Joliet prison, where
be was sent for burglary, committed
at Rock Island Bert Barnes. who
was paroled Last April. is in the peni-
Tertiary at Canyon City. Colo, where
he was committed last week after
conviction Of forgefy., Barnes was
sent to the Iowa prison in November.
1913, ana paroled to a farmer OF
southern Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
WEED LAW MIDDLE
Statute is Cluttered With Too Many
Conflicting Provisions.

The new weed law. passed by the
last legislature, Is an extremely mud:
died bit of legislation, in the opinion
of Attorney General Cossin, who is
undertaking to interpret it at the re.
quest OF city officials and others
throughout the state, One of the bad
features of the law, he says, is the
difficulty. in enforcing it's provisions,
In Des Moines and soma, other cities,
little effect has been made toward
putting it t. into erect. the officials
stating that it is impossible to con
duct general weed determination
campaign without enormous cost. The
reason for this. they say. is be
cause the statute is, cluttered, up with
conflicting provisions about notices
to property owners, setting dates for
cutting weeds and other details. ,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
WILL CAMPBELL HURT
Hand Seriously Burned While Re!
pairing an Automobile.

While repairing a gas tank from an
automobile this morning about ten
o'clock VIII Campbell. who is EN-.
ployed at the Earring Auto Company,
received a serious burn on the left
arm. !, The tank had been removed
and Mr.. Campbell was !. holding it
while the repairs we're being made.
and a blow tank held under 1t caused
an explosion. The burning gas was
thrown on Mr.. Campbell and the arm
deeply burned In d number OF places.
He was taken to the Abbott hospital
Immediately, where the wounds we're
dressed,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
sridae Speedily Repalrsd.

The tast-rushing, current passing
under the west approach to the wag-
on bridge at Eddyville. washed out a
bent of the piling under. the approach
Saturday night, 50 that the bridge
was closed for 9, few days. The floor
ing Of. the approach sagged several
feet. n, On Tuesday theWapello coun-
" board OF supervisors came to town
and tnat afternoon Will Myers, the
contractor, and house mover, raised
up the fooring and soon had the APP
.pr6aph fixed in good repair again. +
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
0I ] lady HURT
Fell From Motor Cycle, Sustaining
Broken Collar Bone.

Miss Lillian Thomas OF Ottumwa
suffered a broken collar bone yester-
day In being thrown from motor,
cycle on which she was riding Miss
Thomas in company with young
man from ottumwa was coming into
Qskaloosa and in some manner lost
her hold on the machine. She was
thrown from the machine and quite
seriously bruised and shaken up. She
was taken to the Abbott hospital i'm
mediately and the homes set aud was
able to take. the train for home last
evening sa,e.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
Iake IL R.eora s,an.

A raise in Clear Lake of four inches
in one day is phenomenal and yet It
was the case. The lake is now high
er than It has been in twenty years
and some say that they do not re-
member OF ever seeing the water at
a higher level.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
school seaIns q Auaust.

Three weeks more of Tong yaea-
ton, /" City schools open Monday.
August 80. This makes two days OF
school in August, Had the opening
been deferred TIL the first Monday in
September, the date would have. been
delayed until September s, and this
throws the spring close late and In
convenient.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
strnok IN .llnhtnlnn..

The barn on the farm occupied by
Leonard Beamer on Blum Creek was
struck by lightning during the thun-
derstorm last Thursday evening, The
barn contained six head of horses and
a quantity OF hay. but luckily IT did
not take fire, The only damage was
to post which was splintered.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
The Results at CHICAGO.
Resta Sets O-MIIe p

hesta Sets 1UO-Mlie RECORD,
| Speedway Park, Chicago, Aug. g.
I Daria Resta won the worlds 10O.niie
speed championship by driving his
French Peugeot 100 miles at an aver
age speed of 1923 miles per hour. His
time was So MINUTES and 81 seconds.
Earl Cooper, In an American Stutz,
roared across the tape only 45 seconds
behind Resta, with a record for the
century of 101.41 miles an hour.
It was the first time in the world 8
history of competitive automobile rae
ing that 100 miles was covered in less
than an hour. The best previous 100
mile record in competition was. made
by Porporato on this same track in
the 500-mile race on the 26th Of last
June, when he covered 100 miles at
the rate of 1906 miles an hour.
Harry Stutx a Good Sport.
wild Bob" Burman, who in 1911 at
Daytonia, Fla, travelled at the fastest
speed ever made by human being in
short squirt at the rate of 142 miles
an hour, trailed In third with a speed
average for the 100 miles of $3.50
miles an hour.
oIdfieId Falls to Finish.
Famous Barney Oldheld in a new
French Delage played in badluck from
the start Toward the end of the race
he was tagged and failed to finish.
1t was a remarkably clean race,
which upheld the new tracks growing
reputation for safety-no one engaged
in the race being so much as
scratched.
A record in tire changing was made
by Burman in replacing a tire in 10
seconds at the pits.
Resta Wins $500. - -"
Restab reward for winning the race
was the silver trophy cup emblematic
of the worlds 1OO.miEe championship.
and $4,000 cash. Each of his three
competitors also received $4,000 in
cash from the association.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
10 Put ToMn ON tha Mao.

Greene is a town OF some 1900 in
habitants in Butler county. It has
the right kind Of business men and
some iitty Of these have manased to
set together. and have organized, a
commercial club. and expect to put
Greene on the map in bis letters that
win be visible At, 4 great distance.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
aIa lnerease n slx Years.

William White has sold his 100,
acre farih near Hampton, in Franklin
county, for $235 per acre. Six years
ago this valuable property changed
hands and the price at that time was
$3.50 per, acre, which was considered
phenomenal. a S
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12


ogren said last night he had about
decided to lodge protest against the
official ruling at the track He and
Alley left for Chicago. at 9 o'clock last
night. 81
'.Et DePalma Accepts.
DePalma graciously accepted the
ruling of the contest board, although
he insisted afterwards that he did not
think he had been beaten.
81 firmly believe that | finished
first" he said last night, but | will
take what they give me-"
r. Milford declared he knew he had
won the race when DePalma was
forced to go to the pits at the end OF
the 297th lap. H. d.,
Time of Various Cars.
The following times for the win
ners were announced by the manage
ment last night
milford, 8 hours, 1T minutes. 5.9S
seconds.
DePalma, hours; 2S minutes, 1902
seconds.
O'Donnell, hours, 81 minutes, 1851
Brown. 4 hours, 26 minutes, 231S
seconds
Barndollar, hours, 40 minutes, 35. 02
seconds. .....
Henderson, hours, / minute, 1926
seconds.
Shrunk, hours, 8 minutes, Sab
seconds.
Alley, hours. 10 minutes, 1908
seconds %~
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
Now /. tha Tln,.

Now is. the time to see that the
weeds are cut on all vacant lots and
all parkings and streets
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
ApnIe crop PromIalnu

Looks as though Mahaska county Is
TO havela ,bigerop OF fine apples this
fall.
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GrunOeissntbsm siibtrtrasmnssn
gtntiunati 10. San.

SuIius 6. aartboff an bic 9srans
court Srsiping Gompdnp. 20 bel so
GuB an Der IiiOoIiIi9en Gde pon Wins
dea un6 6drriion 4Dfnus. $2393.
JuIius g. 6arttoff an bic 5srans
court 8stpina Co.. 20 Bel 80 Tub an
Der iiib0fliaen gde Der Ribbls Sirds
be uub 5urriipH Roab, $2393.
5orrp Stsrn, Der Sheriff an Wnrn
SrtbpsiH. Cots no. 81 ilnb % pom
sspffe Chambers llnterabthiluug. FER
mr -QOts 30. % unD 30 in bsrielbsH
untsrubtbsiIuug. ferner 3l.09 bel
124.57 Sub an Der Rorbfeiis bon
5iIIfibe 9lpsnue, (Sieuer 81; $500.
Ulorb R. Gmeru an Central 9riii
uno SAFE 9epoIit 60, Elm iingetbeils
tss J SntersiI, in II bel "a ;JaB an
Der Oftieite Der Race Girabt. 142
SUB n6rbli6 Der Bisrien SiraBs.
fsrner 20 BEL "a s5ub an bsr Sitisitt
Der Roce Strobe, 100 s5ub n6rolin
Der 9isrts Strabe. isrnsr Elm itHsts
theiites / Sntsreiie IN Is bel "a CUB
IN Der Sfsftiis btr Hasf Gttabs 1so
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@ranbsissHtbxmss !SBpstbsien,
.ingetragsn.

sSObn G. DuIf or g,rOoib.nt eodH
Co., 5000.
Wiarion wicSHtpre an SouIeiteuO
9. u. g. Co., $1,000.
Games y. Bennett an ]. 30. asns
ban. $1,000.
5enrp 8rpdmtisr an Wlt. ADAMS
.. II. g. q. Co.. 5000.
9Inna 6. Dsbltns on bp.. $500.
glnnie 9. Gregg an proDiotrt
Sdpines 3. u. z. Co., $1,000.
iSrsb. 3. @tibmaun an Sutlep 9.
u. g. Co., $1,000.
Wiuium q. @onmtr an Collins 3.
Nliltr, $500.
gIearI 3. Siitmar OH 9Orib 5pbs
Bari .. Il. 6. Co., $2700.
Grnnt Wlnsiiirt an sSirit RuiioHdI
Sant BON 6aIniIion, g., $3.50.
Snntiiel Robnop on College 3iIl
8. ii. q. Co., $500.
gDiIIinm Giisl on Carrie ). Wuds
fen, 1926.
.SolH ~. Uppitu uh SsDstut =. ~
.. Co.. $500.
George aepmb ON bo.. $500.
slohn WdIih an ct. 9trnar0 g. n.
3. II. 60. $1,000.
ssphH Sirih an Do.. $500.
aasie 8oipmon an priss Dill SO.
2 &. Ii. y. Co.. $1,000.
ssennnoi g. Mionn an gearI Wlars
tst Bant. $500.
abOIp5 Siege an 5OI,p6 @idarb.
5000.
Di1ium ppttbOff an SharOHpiae
2. II. 6. 60. $1250.
wlorp 80. Wlatipu an Ginrnrs 6.
n. g. Co.. $500.
5ofspb gispsaH an g. U. Sstpbans
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Gletilsfe Spp Otbefsu.


oerman Aaesb<imer an 2letomobas
iion 3. u. &. 60, $500.
1auro .. 4apmdn an @lpbt y. u.
2. Co., $500.
2(tnitG. ersee an Qropibtni Edps
iuds y. u. =. Co., 5000.
NINA sude on socmt .. II. 4. 80,
$500.
eeounrb Weriing an bo., 1920.
Wlarian WcSntprt an Goutbsrn
Ohio Gdpinss gnnf Co., $500.
SaniusI WlusIIst an Catherine vi.
itsr. 5000.
efmsr gFalssraf an aatis gusdIs,
$500.
Samud Sobnop an SOuibfrn
Obio &. II. 2. Go. $1,000.
ecuiiu acenis an Big JOnr y. u.
g. 30, $1,000.
Murp SsrIina an Gait enb 8. r.,
$500.
aaiis gOiDman on aOnis SaipH.
$1,000.
3btobore :. Soofmann on pries
6ia ylo. 2 6. Il. 9. 60, $1,000.
Uldnbe yRDors an DO. $1,000.
9apip younssrmun an Giort
Sirset Z. u. y. Co.. S2750.
glics 9ufIsp an Worp 5Offman,
$3.50.
DO. an g,ropibtnt SGoinss Q. II.
7. 81, $500.
aOTs qfriier an Mpus .. Cooper,
$3.50.
9tnrp g. Gdtes all bo. $2350.
Daniel Roie an gDln. 3sisr, 5000.
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IJuB n5rblid Der s3iuis SiruBt,
(SteiKr $S4); $83, 3,572.50.
Girarb Fruit gpmponb BON penn'
ipfpanieu an bit Central 7ruit unt
Safe 9epoiii 60. o1sfeIte eigsn'
ibum, (Stsusr $S4); $s3. .572.5o.
sSdeob Rotbbaas an Jpbn s.. Bert
is, 40 bel 160 Dub au Der Wsitfeii,
BON 8eeh 4psnus, (Situer $3.50: 81.
", 6. 5iihbein. 9ruiist an Sbo'
mas Z. Gallagher. s5rsiaebung eintr
@runbmistbt nuf Got 5 in 3aplor,
Fuller Il. Gpmpanp's llntsrdbibeiluna,
800.
ssrsb. s.. einsOnner an pedrI g.
Cittmar. 3beil bon Got 10 In g. "
9rnie's llnisrobtkiIune In Saiiep.
(Sfsllsr $3.50; 81.
g!ara gliid'el an GjuD e. 9driIen.
| IT,, 80 BEL S. 1ub an Der WsitIsits
Der gienIant Strabe, itrKr 30 bel
100 FUR an Der pleufdnt SiruBe.
Sipiihen Der Sim iinb aart Sirabe.
| $329.S7.
2ouiIn WiidNl an @ub 6. gariIsp,
| IT,, Gin ungstbsiltts cSniertiie in Dass
ieIbe eiesnibum, (Sieutr S2); $1,000.
Clara Wliihsi, 9prmunb an bo.,
eiit unatibsiltss Sntereiie In onsfeIbc
Gissntbum, (Stsner Sl); S67013.
Siephsn Goiss an Sobn =. Bell.
80 Wonaie pdht pom !. sSanunr.
1915. nuf Giesnibum bstnnni ols Ro.
l07 on 9. StruB,. monOtlibe. Wlies
the, $50.
N. 3. IcTaniel an :. 3. ejtissr.
elm sSabr poht oOm i. Sanuar, 1915,
auf Got 25 in 6. 80. Sbort's Inter.
obtbellirHa BON Rortb S.nb, mcuatIi.
DE Wlietbe, $25.
2Ouiis glusbtnmoors an gInna 81.
Wobcff. 80 bsi So aaB an Der Dit
isiie Der Coleman SiraBs, (Sisuer
$3.50; 81.
Geota, Sfpibsr an Role Gipibsr
Waple. Cots II nnb II in qoniie 8.
Spiber's lLiitrabtbeiIune, 81.
Carrie !. Wnrilsp an Billiom
Giiel, 2.71 ader Qanb in Surpsp
60e in anbsrion 1opnibip, (Sisuer
SOY; $3.50.
GIi5obeih airih on Sobn airId n.
anb., Got 441 in Gispbsn atmRr's
lIRiuabibeiIune. (Steir 600; $l0l
sSofepb ROib on .5obn Rptb, % bel
100 sub an Der Siioisiie Der Cooper
SiraBe in gumminspiIls, (Situsr
so; 81.
Depiiees bon 5reberidd gedmann,
per Sberiff an WiIIinm gtdmann.
81 afnb an Der Sitieifs ron UleUliden
glDeniit, (Stsusr $3.50; $4,000.
". 5ecla RpiH9iIb. per Sheriff
an bic ArIin Stealth Gompdnn, Cots
30. /. 43 unb Al in Sfepb.n aemr
per's llnierobibeiliine in CT. Ssrs
naro. $67.
glgHes 81. 9asborfi on 9srnnro
Camping. Got 5 in G6roebsr's abbi.
iion su Gt. Bernard, $3.50.
s5rane.s 6. Robinfon an albert
9eidmann. 3 Sabre pddu Dom 3.
Sdnuar, 1915. anf Gie,ntbum bstonni
aIs 9o. 15 Calhoun GiruBs, mondts
Iihe Wlieibs, $12.
Wihael 9dumsI an Qbolpb sSeig,.
25 gder Qnno in Ssttion 80 in Cos
Isruin 9ofpnfhip, (Sisusr $2); $500.
i5ruuf goipnienb on aouis g3iepsr
II. anb., 8 adsr 2anb in Seition 19.
in Spcamore 1ppnibip 81.
Glisdbetb Bud Ii. anb.. an Mil
liam gsottboff. 8 older 2anb in Ssis
iion 19. in SpcamOys 1Dtpnfbip.
$3125.
2ouis geeinsr on 2sna GoIbfmitb,
% bel so 5ub on Der Siibfeits Der
z. GiraBt. 5triideu guiter uuo qinn
Sirdbe, (Steuer 500; $500.
g2or Ban 4etbopen an Gbparb Ul.
RslpbGri. % bei 81 sSuB an Der Rorbs
isite bsr CT. Clair Girabt, $50 Jub
5itlih Der glins SircBe. ferner. % bel
100 fuB an Der acknowledgement Der
ct. Clair unb Guelib glp,nus. 81.
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nrauftin Ootto Il

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trft Sci Der frau Z. drduliH Dot
tor, unb nun ipoIlen Sic ibr idoH
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5dt I'D, bus gefinben bsr Dame
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Mnh 10 tfntr.

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&s03 V. or. b.. 1910
2i11 Cond't I'd. Or. b3o.so
SilS Ilth. Or. b. .Sa.1o
I'LL 18th. Tor. b.90.Ss
800 9th ne, 7r, h. $3.50
1901 East Cap. 6r q So
1917 II pe.sto&Sr- so
slD II I av. 1r. b.21.S
93sS 4 2S7 18th 81.
Dr.. h.....-....2.S
1905 Fls av w.s.h2I 81
IasI Fuller NV Or. b27 so
2oO9 Ga az. Or. h.25..O
$50 9th pe. 6r. b. .2S.@
6O9 L ne. i0F, b. .3.5,
1877 Mass 50. Or. bcs.s0
81 II NV. store. 600
i5i0 sth nv. sr.h. 23.sp
1919 9th NV. sr. b.c3,so
1913 Sth NV, sr. b.23.5p
8 n ne. 5r. h...-2s.s0
a43I X nv. sr. b.22.5,
1918 F'm't. 6r. big 81
81 l. ne. Or. b. -. 80
1899 Goth nw.sr.b.2s.5'
no y nv. Or. b. %. az
1905 Girard. 7r. .2G.ab
25A,5 Pa av, 5r. b. 2l.Jo
18th & Irving ne. $4,000
II 9Th ne. 6.....1eop
I6s Gresham. 4T.h.i7 -
100 Fairm't. 5r, II OF
1901 Morse Ne. Or. b16 30
800 18th Sc, 6r. bl5.Sa
ZIG ID ne. 3r. ...i5.Oo
ga Florence ne. 6.hi4U
6cT Florence ne. S.b14.0
/ 1927 X Sc. 6r. -. .ll.59
LIZ FLATS.
1901 Euclid, 3 front
rooms .........ls $500
1871 THIS nw.4r. b1S-S0
i21 1hsm's nw.4r. bl6%
62e ed. ID q. <r. b. 1880
230a y NV, ST,h.t6.6o
] 1885, z ne. II, b.1k.5o
d TENANTS.
lT5o-lT6S Senton,
!, Or, h ......... 20. -
$50 cath NV, 6r.b. $3.50
/ 635 Acker ne. 7r.b 1880
400 14th ne. Or. Is. %
l20s 18th. Or, b...i9.S0
33s 0akdale. 4r.b.l1.5o
62E Pattern ne, 5riI. 90
ssis y II av. Or. 1870
i7l4 seaton. 6r.b.lS.Sp
:,,n Eye Sc, Or, b. 1850
1897 X &c. Or. so
1908 I'd se. 5r. ..io.Sy
1873 Govt ct. ar. fo.Sp
Foundry alley. <r.io.So
2a2f sth NV, Sr. 100
127 y Sc. Or. 1000. .. 30
d92 G;'n ct ne, 4r,w.e.0
Sit Freeman'x ct. 8 $50
615 Freeman's Ct. 7.S0
l2OgB Coils ct sw.4rS.SO
! RI 43Tis Wash. 1850
Mt LIST AT OFFICE.
= for rent. A complete
nents.
~. 1902? II ct. nv.
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Allan E. Walker & Co. Zinc. J,
1888 c. St. NV.

1910 Mass az NV 1905 r INV. Or. h. .43 90
lar. 2b ....- $1,000 1877 Vernon. Tor h4a -
q 10 Cal ar.l2r,ao125 20 1909 Park rl7r,b 20 so
2i1a o. Tor. Oh. 1875 90 91s s. l2r b. 20 80
1a0S II. l2r. Oh. III. Co 1902 Calvert, Sr2bl0 20
2l.;2 Fla Nv lar 2bINp. On 2602 Mozart Or b. 80 20
1888 Riltme e. 10. co 1870 Fuller. Or h. .32 30
1423 Clifton, 1Or. 90 259 18th. fr. h. 300
1881 NJ, Tor. b. $3.50 1910 Spring I'd Or b2f; n
1898 PIX I'd. 11r .2b55. 90, 903 I'D. Sr h. 40 so
l1d4 NV. Or.2b50. 90 2l30 II nv, ST. b.27.50
l1Sl 2ist NV. lot BIZ 90 1928 Pa av Sc, 81,
1872 Corc'n, 8r.2b 5000 b. each % so
l472 Relm't. Or h ~. 80 1907 Em'n ne Or b. II 80
2S11 18th, 1lr2b.. 1870
col ORED TENANTS.
~ g sw. lar. 3b 80. 50l 1916 Kirby 6r b. is ID
e sw. lar. 2b. go J0s-l0 10th. r.. 1880
1nOs 10th. Or: h. .2S.30 2hll H, 4r, b.. 80
1884 Sea ton. 6r.b. -0t 5252g Girard 5r h. III ~
$50 L NV. 1r. b. rs col 5O9-i1Ia olst 4reai1 30
1752-54 Seat n 6r, b.. 30 l34 Prov ST. Or 10 ~
STORES
1910 18th St. large st0rer0om. ...... 500 90
3055 NV. large corner store and l0r 4O. 90
2514 ]. NV. store cellar. h-w H.. :;25p
1916 I st. NV. hne store for barber 22TO
1900 18th Sc, store and rooms. .... 90 ~
1922 1lth ST.. nice store. only ... l1.5o
I2a Col. road. desirable small store 500
Send for complete list of houses and apartments.
126 9Th ST. N.w.-5-ROOM FRAME. $3.50
Main 1883. Il. B. BEiIREND. 416 5th NV
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"a New York ave. NV.
II and 1t to their advan-
critics before renting, ~
: In good condition. our
repaired when vacated.
NORTHWEST.
100 Ind Az nw,9r. h23. 90
308 n nv. Or, b. Al. so
1904 Ga av NV, store,
4r, b ...........21.6 80
1918 LIST NV, 7r, h. $3.50
1872 PIX I'd nw,7r,b9.m
l414 Col st nv. Tr,b25. so
611 p nv, Tor, b. 81 so
90 II NY, Or, b. .26.60
50 Fla Az nw.7r, b. $3.50
702 Quincy, Sr.b. rs. so
Gl8 n NV, RIB. %. 90
a65 @ NV. Or, .2o.0
1912 Sth NV, 8r.w.2O.@
sO4 I'd NV. 6r. b. 1850
455 Q nv, Or, b. .20.50
1924 Sth nv. Or. b. 1850
1886 Sth nw,6r, w..4s.m
2O5 II. Or. b. 80
1G29 4th nv, 5r,b 1900
6 q nv. br, w...l5.S0
1889 Sth, Or, w.. 1900
ST AND SOUTHWEST.
422 N Sc, 6r. b. 1850
1N Heck'n 30, Or. b. 1850
1898 Cd Sc, hr. ". $50
NORTHEAST.
, 1916 Fla nv, 6r,b..16
1l8 18th ne. 6r. b. ~. 80
'ARTafENTS.
oms and bath. $50. 90
3r. and b........332.e0
nd b., 2 and 3 6s. 1870
rooms and bath. .$2.0
ms and bath......$20.W
AND FLATS.
1924 9th. 20, orb. so
1926 Fla avnw, ar. i,20.W
1894 Wil'd nw.5r, b17.50
1864 Morse ne.4.b14.50
PROPERTY.
438 L NV, to.7r.h.4O.00
A39 Z nw,sto,3r. 1000
901 s NV, store. .35.tN
1926 7th nw......35.O 90
1904 LIST nv. 1000
a31 9Th NV. $500
2O3O Georgia av. .26.OO
3O4 Pa nv, store. .22.h0
11iS goth, store. 1880
1iOa goth nw.....20.W
1898 9th, sto 4 nr. 1000
220o Ga av. 1000
2214 9th nv, store.
Or, W 1890
2O12 Ga av nw,sto.l3.@
TENANTS.
10 ri Ne, 6r.w...17.h0
2i29 5th pw,4r,b, .17.60
400 V NV, 8r, ". ..l7.So
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FOR RENT-TO cOIORED: s07 ST. NV:
8 gQQms; large cellar: furnace; kitchen % afss
JOHN {. KNOTT. sis y - $780,