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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
5
Numerous classified ads offer furnished and unfurnished rooms with board in private homes around Washington DC. Rentals target individuals, couples, and small families seeking moderate to premium accommodations near public transport and central districts.
An advertisement from a couple seeks a small front flat in the northwest area for occupancy by a man and wife. They request one or two rooms plus bath, modest rent, and a pleasant, permanent residence near Lehi Road with accessible office space. Boxed inquiries show multiple listings and contact points.
Classified notice listing multiple room rentals including furnished and unfurnished options. Highlights include no pets, private porch, outside exposure, and monthly rates. Several entries note baths, egress, and shared amenities such as board and room. Images show single and multiple room options with various terms.
Narrative recalls Tiger Jack a famed Euches Indian who patrolled SAPULSA region before modern law. Sister Mrs Jeede Allen, longtime interpreter in Judge Parker's Fort Smith court, says he hunted outlaws, killed two thieves, arrested Dalton gang members and deterred crime. His exploits left a lasting bold image in the community even after his death.
The Klondike tale follows Lathrop, once a touring mill worker and miner, who vanished fifteen years ago after leaving Appleton for the Yukon. His former wife, now remarried and running a successful ranch, raised their two daughters in music and schooling. Lathrop reportedly found wealth in Alaska but fell ill en route home, ending his long separation and leaving a bittersweet, romanticized memory of hardship and reunion. He spent years in the Klondike, then contracted illness aboard a voyage to Ketchikan and was hospitalized.
After health and wealth return he faces expenses, and travels from the Klondike to Seat tle then Summit South Dakota to reunite with his children Albert Yazel and Berenice. He plans to support them financially, aids Appleton, and prepares for changes on his return to the gold country while pursuing church work and giving to funds and a Masonic lodge. He educates his daughter Mazel, who plans to study music in Berlin after leaving for the Fond.
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