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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
EMIL SEIBEL +.
HubbletOn.

Frank Cunningham, of Wrightstown
visited relatives and friends here sew
eral days last week.
F. Karuhn spent Easter Sunday with
Milwaukee friends.
]. H. Rebstein received carload ot
bran Tuesday. Anyone wishing any
thing in the flour and feed line will do
we'll to give him call.
Andrew Thompson shipped mixed
carload of horses, cattle and sheep to
Chicago last Tuesday.
James Dowd is seriously i'll this week
Miss Maggie Dowd. of Milwaukee, is
visiting at her home here this week.
About O'Clock last Sunday morning
two men, driving horse hitched to q
light wagon, broke into F. Kerhune' Z
blacksmith shop and stole a box OF
small bolts and several other similar
articles. 1t is thought the thieves are
known and will probably be called on
to explain the act. X.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
Schiiling's MinstreIs.

Something new and novel in the wav
of minstrelsy is promised by Chas. E..
Schilling's minstrels. who appear at
Concordia Opera house next Thursday
evening, April 6. The first part, instead
Of the old style minstrel first part, Is
something entirely new and is taken
from Gilbert & Sullivan's popular comic
opera, "The Pirates of Penzance. !"
Three thousand yards of silk, satin,
plush and bullion draperies, a carload
Of beautiful scenery and the most mag
nifcent costumes ever carried by a
minstrel organization are used in this
grand production. Among the noted
performers are Geo. III. Edwards, the
great Southern comedian; Sully and
Nealy, Americas greatest knockabout
song and dance artists; Clivette, the
clever little French equilibrist; Gran
dali and Clark, 'banioists the European
marvels, the three Nichols Brothers
the Narragansett quartette, sweet sing
ers; Eugene Everette, the human enig-
ma; the great Southern trio, Curtis,
Bush and Armstrong, and America e
representative musical comedian ,Chas
E. Schilling, in programme of excel
lence never before equalled in the
history of amusements.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
Hghestof all in Leavenng Power-Laest u S. Report
R%a!!!:I!! al! BakiHg Bs,xdsgz
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
q Splendid Attraction.


Manager Harry G. Coyle is to be con-
graduated upon having secured the big
farce-comedy pantomime, "Kajanka, p"
for Monday evening, April TO- His en-
terprise will be further appreciated
when it is stated that he guarantees the
"Kajanka" company handsome sum
for this performance. The attraction
is one that has probably been seen by
a number of Watertown theatre-goers
at the Davidson theatre, Milwaukee,
and the Columbia theatre, Chicago 1t
IS above the ordinary travelling enter
talnment, and the management has de-
clded upon slight advance in prices,
believing that our leading citizens will
not mind paying metropolitan prices
tor metropolitan attractions "Kajan-
ka" IS full of European novelties. It
has trio of dancers from the Alham-
bra theatre, London, England, which
have received the highest encomiuns
from the press Of New York, Chicago,
Philadelphia, Boston and Albany.
The French clown is wonder. The
marvellous tricks are equal and in many
respects superior to those seen in Han
Ions" "Fantasma." Fun reigns supreme
from start to finish. "Kajanka" is the
biggest and most notable entertain
ment so far this season. It must he
thoroughly understood that aianka'' )
is a spectacular farce comedy panto-
mime mot burlesque show and is an
attraction which ladies and children
can enjoy. There is not one objection
able feature in it; the dancing. willie
artistic, being at the same time modest
Don't miss the big show.
This superior company will positive
ly appear at Turner Opera house, Mon
day evening, April 10.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
JOhnsOn's Creek.


Mrs. Herbert Edwards was guest last
Tuesday of Mrs. K. Seaver, of Jefer-
son.
Fred Mansfield and sister Grace at
tended the concert at Watertown
Thursday evening,
Mrs. George Harsh, of Milford, Wis
tied friends here Friday.
Mrs. Charles Muschied, of Water
town, is spending few days with her,
parents.
Miss Hattie Peters entertained Miss
Mamie ForncroOk, of WatertoWn, last
week.
Henry J. Grell has employed F. Oel-
schlager, of Watertown, as bookkeeper.
Mrs. G. A. Book and Miss Alice
Richards spent Monday in Milwau-
kee.
Rev. Becker made trip to Jefferson.
Tuesday.
j. G. Grell spent Saturday at Mime
sofa junction and Horizon.
II. Meyer and wife entertained rela-
tives from Verona last week.
Dr.. Burdick, of Albion, has removed
his practice to this place.
Mrs. B. Bacon attended the funeral
Of Miss Dixon at Lake Mills, Friday
The Easter service at the M. E..
Church Sunday was we'll attended. All
present report most enjoyable even
ing. The Sabbath School presented
their Cperintendent, Miss Richards,
with two fine volumes of J. H. Ingra-
hams works.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
ST. HENRI'S.

The services at st. Henri's church
were In character with Easter, floral
decorations being displayed on the
altar and other portions of the church.
At the forenoon service the San Fran
ciscus Mass, by Witt, was sung with
fine spirit and action.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
RuEsCH,s SHOE STORE.

At this season of the year the cues
tion of where to buy the best boots,
shoes and overwear is subject that
ought to concern everybody, for how
many can trace various ailments and
permanent ill-health to carelessness
or indifference as to the kind of foot
wear worn. Now, for the best OF
goods in the line under notice YOU
can be supplied at Leo Ruesch's shoe
store, North Water street. He buys
from the leading factories and sells
nothing but what he can guarantee
to be first-class. He is also we'll pre-
pared in his custom department to
suit his patrons. 12
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
M. e. CHURCH,

Easter was observed at the M. E.
church with a children's service at
1870, the Sunday school scholars rem
dering recitations and responsive read
ings with vocal music. The services
were very enjoyable.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
POTATOES.

I have on hand a large lot of choice
potatoes, suitable for the table or
for seeding purposes. Now ia the
time to order, as potatoes are ad-
vaneing in price almost daily.
% P. J. EUPER.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05

The scholars and teachers of the
German M. 3. church Sunday school,
with the congregation, enjoyed an Eas-
ter festival Sunday evening. Singing,
declamations, dialogues and other ex-
ercises occupied the time, and all
passed happy occasion.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
FOR SALE.

The residence at thenorthwestc cor
ner Of Fourth and Market streets
First ward. Enquire at the millinery
store, 312 Main street.
26tt f. SCH1EBEL.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
a True Friend

to the sick and suffering is DR.. Kauf-
mann's great Medical Work, finely il
lustrated. Send three 2-cent stamps.
to pay postage, to A. P. Ordway & Co,
Boston, Mass, and receive a copy free
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
FOR RENT.

After May 1, the store building now
occupied by j. Brusenbach, 413 Main
street. For particulars enquire at
312 Main street. +. SCHIEBEL.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-04-05
FOR SALE.

My house and lot, 700 Sixth street.
For terms enquire on the premises.
26w4 CHRISTIAN HARNACK.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
Boarders Wanted.
tl5t Side

CLINTON PLACE, 90 lNurl,,rt rooms aud
board, huus" team huatol, t~rgmsitHt and table
buUrlvr. accommodated,
GRAND 81. 100 AI,uyc room. N.uly furnished.
with board residence p H-Uuily situated next
to park > minutes from Jerry,
LEXINGTON AVE- 6ifi- Furnished room, and
board: humvliEe surrounding. private hotul-
ing house; square room lhiEd "u1T; srllaule Tor
three gentlemen II desired alJO table board.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
Boardera Wanted.
Eaat Side.

~ a. 90. 80. ,.fI' ,''t -
,rT fan ''''"' wa" ''"''' "'"'''''' N''''''
Itx[,',tI.-.l, u,.. ,.r,., ,,,,
pItGsunt ryoln1. .,pd SvWr isyt.r.t,, 'f,r
VIM. /, 49,, ' ''"''' H'"' '0"'" ''o"''"''' '''
I,t,
rwNais, hCn,ri, ,ry,,e,I,'.i t,Til, ~" ii'r,t !, 20 q
rvt~,ror, ,r -, ,..
~, stow ,1,,, ,,i,i ,,r -, i nnri',
ryu,l..5ie term. NiurrI,tpI f'
lFNIEGTOS AVE -pl Nir,ly i,rri.,.l
lrrrn ana smaIl ro5ns. Nrt c.,s, tn6l", e.
,.Il,Y. u..nr, rI,pI snuThrrn .Nr,, IRA. ,,,t.
v,IIrut 10 aJth st. l. station trruis moderate.
l. NlNGrUN WE. 10 A.yu," uu second
MOO. also ARG square room; s"uI inh!r, ry,.r
,'',' ,N'i" .s'I'
LEXINGTON AVE. so Ei,guut llrEn rooms.
MWA' ''""''"n' hr'i.'l'" 'oarI 'r'rtr"r'Nc ~
"hnn''E I,ri,NN l,]YI,g,il,iir" ' i', ~ ,nI,"rr .,n ,,nl ,,rnn,H,.i
tnhi, rNUII,.I. r,,.,,',l t'' ''"''
=, Wv ','.'" -
W ~ ~ J. nlId n'"'' 'I"NI i""il'
'.".."''
! ny t,.,' ~ " =, G,i,,r W. ~ lati'
!cmt t,ni1. mod, '"' r,i,, IT. ''''''' ''> '\'''
2u NNE ~ l-n n'l l"'h ,te Good tn'l";
1,,,nhl" i"u''', rl"n'"'' location, ne" pro-
l''''''
'h5 r., Int;n PnEr IN 81 Mlr,l} ,ntG,,4Cd
ip''',,i, '"'' "'' ''''" gov '''p''''"'' N"fN
'..''.
ON Wee =" ''""''S win ho"rd' from -
'''
".hi " l,, : ,@rlr, ,nnnN buck room also
,.,.,,
'r r,,,lt =" F. IN NII u ,ni.r'.,n lnn,i,7 l.t
~' '''' wv '"''''' -
OIll 81, hilN>r Large and smull rooms, MISC
r,i'''''ihE room good bonrd' with home r+m-
,.,,
10TH ST, lOi IN- Inrru and ymull rooms.
.ol ana Eoli water; house heated, excellent
maui "'"'''''''
nm 81, rs EAST sunny buck ptrlur. with
I4unc'ilns room; also hall room, excellent
"'"i' r'''''"''''
nTI 81. us EA-T Nicely u,,uthrl r,,r, C,r
t""m rriNni" I"inily board It desired,
1ITn 81, - EASE, near Broadway Small nnd
medium .Iy,d sunny frrut Rams uI.,, iii.
board
llIN 81, .@.l fN~T Comfortably furnished
rooms, with boar. u-NHrrI"uu family ,
t'hi' n"Ifa. rms moderate.
llIil 81. = EAST sunny front room, other
rooms, good table, moderate" rates.
Iylu ~, 40 I.,-T Handsome .,,,,. o,.
M.ht, ,,iurrinr bunr,i. rIps,ts. rrur,iT,g vninr
two uuntum"u, mudorntr.
lprI ~ u,r,.Y <b.,,, r,r.E,o, n,, ,,
. 80, 10 M Nn'iN uuth'NN'I ana N"r'
hoard, ' wv ''"' ''''"' W." ''"''
rrru - pur 49, <,,
',,',,i wv" En.IF I"Il'snrH rooms
rr,, 49,, ,,, '' W" ."''''
, - = IL'IHl. I''g' ',"ul i""Hl
i!Ilt 81, IN EAST handsomely furnished
'.fS" rooms -, second iluuT suit $40, board J.,
,,,.
I'!li 81, III lNSI N"1lly furnished back
,,'I' room. "" second ana 'h'ri i""iN' with
iiII 49,, ~ ~ l,'ShNl'N lhIhl~li''3
The evening world., 1893-10-30
Rosrders Wanted.
Cat sIte.

'Iroon,s' tyi. Lg.,Ii hho2at-d prltyate 'gg q .n "itnnl'Ty"'
so, 49, p,''"'' VS." many
OH 81 icy IN-I- >rO!' furnished rooms,
~clTyner. ''' '"'' ''''' '''' "''' II
-..rt
',tnn MGR. "a r'I.InNy e., TIr'""'. Nnt,Wrtr 90,
elegant steam. heated lat. lA,h rS,u,' r"],r,.lI,Im,t
tayl". Judpr ''
yuIna r,,tI.I ',NI,n, I,nI.'Wn w. r t,' I"1' MN
board. lo-,uugr.
yuV1I ~ hl,A-r r,,t...t ,... IT,, ,
ryIpS,'H',, men, N'h az without n"'r'. HING
SIS tr,-r. ,r.n, uu,,I. rt.. ,,,
holrdrr,. ,,i.,i,rtnn., r,,lu"". pl I',.u%r,ry,,,.'
San,
6oarii II desire r,G.,o n,l,,. I,,.' nn,,,. ''''
s2uSI. giur,~I l,u,l, ,,ulur l,n.r r,,.
Irr.'I I, -'r,'.. A. ,',. i', , ~" '' Nv
SIM ~. bot EAST Larry sum, mont r.rln,
With fplitua he'd. uisr . IuI4r UDIr,u,l. r1,nir
entrance with or without board. lum, CON n.t,:
,n,,,,,i ~, ''','"'''''.'
two. pri,ut" mui, sIur"r Week. '' ''
IutII ~ OF l,zI i.,.-r.I r..,. ,t.
'h,n'rn VI, ni ,,'',l r',l, WIN
,n.rtt ~ ,n. ,r "' .'."H
'H,'hrpt h,,rI ,,rN,, ,'M,iN ''"'''' VIII "'
IIgru -. =, EAST Nrntry furnished rooms.
win board, - weekly suIit!rntrn "uI, t,hl,
bpnrlcrs
II5Iu - ma l,.l \r, l,,,, ana, ana,
.hrru - ... 49,, ,I,, ~ -
every ru,,ru.ru,a, r~NrrI!rrt board, location
llGrIi ~ nnu "a, = %tr,,y nt,ut.r,l ,f,,,o
ana Other rooms, excellent t,hIr, Tc,u,",,,niS
terms. Jewish inmilN
story ir"ni' WITH hoard,
lggn 81, Dol EAST Ste" lrrgo room: Sun Nor
HOARD; u,,vni" house: improvements Two
G'h'l'in'ni man ANA "'i"'
lnIIu 81 rob EAST Inrrr l,rnt r.p,,s ,,,tI,.
furnished hoard "p,lonui t"rus loN. Upton.
] II N il~t ilIl.N furnished connecting VtsttFa
with lnUih; luu-u HAT gentlemen or gentleman
HnI Wiz G"nE,nt'nt 81 ave. station. Address
Ip IL. ~uiieuG rooms unl first aud -r,uud doors:
pan"Ir' L,'in. Hnn IN" %r ,,,'" RON, "n Ir1t.9r
',"i '"I ,'Sl',T, a., l!'N"l' I"''.'l I'N'' beard.
N""'''' -"'''' ISL ST.
WANTED >uoii Protestant ,air' fr hoard,
S.,',i', VIZ i,"l HOMO Apply Ms p'IIhs,
=" ''''' l-"' ''
NOI-\G Man tn holrI willow. ,nurr ara, pII Inn,
East ltHh st.
wc,, Sid.
,r,..., ''III N
,,',,,r. mat ,r.I Nj n "' W., rnt',
rooms tenn, ,nodrr,,ir. InLI. hoard "nT ''"'''''"'''
HARROW .T. p2 -fn.,, room. board. fire, moi
ana rnld wat r, Nmrr.,,,n n,r,,i g -, 20 ~ "'
,u,u,r--r p, ,.,
U', l".Ii'i I,r 'lI'l 'H' wv, or TWO gentlemen,
t,II'",, H d, WV '' 49, " , ',,"' ",,''
'nNm' ~ ~, ,.imn' llLl. "i,I ~ We
""'', .r nv. " 81 '"'' H'''''' "'"i'''N'
,r r<r,x ~ ,,l, =, CO...
Min ar TN,ithnmnI hn,nTrII 7I u"I, n. ,, rp ,l[m. looms,
conv"nirnr,. ~ ''''
CuLuMHr- AVE IL. 7u,n st. Light rooms.
Gunn.
ir~,~- rn >.,i. n,...,
with board: t'rm. r"u'oHahlc, Nm"ricun fam
FERRY -, : Room, to let. with or without
"o"'"'
&lHnr rn tnI . mad rooms nanH, ~ viii III or >y Ni,Goa IHrEE GITI
The evening world., 1893-10-30

l2'U ST., roo WF-l- SIcoly h.rn.s. r, room 10
let. pi.yRfp hons, . bIuyk. r,r, I.r,Y.l
lgarti ,,. - wI.,-\ .,,r ,,.,i ,.r -
sunny ,g.ut r,'m. .1'.oNi aGrrr: hi. ~ c.,s:
urr ur Two yrutcnru: bloc. i.r,. L...uyn. pr,.
waite house uu1.rit..
l9,Iu ST. .-, v.t.s,. 49,. nt.,. r....,
.Yi,.rp r..tu- 20, ,l',. A., mann, min
t't'rr.
ni--.u,,.
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tny,r V,.N,rr "' '"''"'"'' "' ''\ -" W.
wv "',,
grr',,''T,nl,I ar Irl y1a,'' Hr uI'' r, ~ w., ,nnriiH1
uIli.,r. ' We ,''''' ''"''' w. ~" '''
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Am WV, t"N ~ u ,l,,." t,,N,, man "a lH'\M"
EirrrW, M,rnl, nm. ktpr.6yid., or 40 u,,
clay n.
,..r,
t,,y. nirri,hrd' r'o,n9. ,rT'rrI l]',ri,.nIn"'" SSd.
dress u. box 400. ItN, Irrru,,,1, '''' "
uNNn~uMEIN furnished mIrur and nrdr,om
IN HAT board If desired. central. LIS T. way.
LADY nnyir. beautifully furnished au,,tn,pt
rror" -, To- rrn i'm r,mtl,u,n VI ,SiI. lrI nnX al.
world, Harlem.
L}nY IN s,gglo nn,. gnrlor an nrlro?m gen
NEwLy m rr,%"i r,,,o. vim c,n,cn,.n,..
near ,Broniway: honrl or,iouI. Ndiress
k""nIN' "">5ll p'"Nn MorIh.
" r.I,H. mrr ,fTN"f rr ,1 an,ii I .,i r"I'N' Ji'" Az
Atm ave.
irnSt Low +, M !" I wv ,, ""I'u ,r '""" 'H' N''
ROOMMATE WonlJWkrton r,, ,,,,n.r youry
toItiraa, " 1iN In '' i, ~ ..I,' ' TIW, ,,. J,,, IHn
rn ! ir, ,n ,rx r..
Sc. '.I,o6'iI r',rrSSini,f,. r rrNt Ia 81 nn S,,II,E p7' I.| ,nGi
World. ' '
TWO prcttll, furnished r,,. roam, in III, two
ladies ,rmpIo,,d or man AMI vir.. sod lnrr
ton; uui"t huusp. "a. h,fn ana hrtt -. 80
. " weekly AllI... t,g.Vll I be. .4.t A 80 ~ trsI
The evening world., 1893-10-30
Boarders Wanted.

ogn ~ o,,wr,r >.,ny rru,.,u,,, IRON, md
- ~" ,ri =, n W. ,,,inW a.un, nIu'
t'oGs icruo, rcn ,onnDlr,
2gp~r. 1875 WEST Nicely furnished second.
,,urI front room Ir,, rIa,. ,,%l. G"nId "'"""
ggn -r' .G7 WF.yr lnrgc room, l"rgc closet,
rIun'pg Water, inldIns' bed. SUPERIOR board
,,,. ,.,..,
- '",9 w ~ ih'EI ,t2hi room WIN
"'''' ''" wv" '''' '"'''''' "'"'''''' ''N''I'N''
~ H. H. Wl$I !%'sy aMd small rooms
WIN '\''l'''' ''''' - - ~
22p r.. ~ VII N,r",l furnished rooms,
win ''"'' '.'"i; '"n'. n"Ari.
ngD II, gDl WEST Furnished rooms and
tlNl" board.
9gD sr.. III WET clean. warm room, with
nr-t rln.. board gentleman; 50 per week.
it, ,nbIo hourl, ~ -.
mvp ~ uWt NI-1, lurgn nul small r,r,s,,,,
rooms. terms It.gdrr,ir, win cyc"iIrbt taII":
t,iI, r,,,r RAJ '''' '"' '"''
400, ,m, ,.,r
-iin ~ ~ wi w .. n upInWh' hn 'mrn'S me-
,.,i'N 'rh"' w. ,'''' va" "'"'''' "''' '"''
-tIrH /, "'n W iTJI M|.T l. station Large ana
SUM" i""'l> E""' "'"'l
Esd 81, ii1 Wet Iwo large connecting
,,..ilr n.,,.," A., WV" VI '"'' l'"l''' '"h''
"'HI''E' "''''l''''"I'''H
ZAP 81 -" WIT S"cond lnpr rooms, sinEly
changed.
@io 81. iEi WEST select farnily boarding;
cheerful rooms. good hoard 50 up: use piano;
it W., ~ ~ u ~ ,T'I ,n. s"'''"''"' '""' Oo"'u' '"hNeh-
4iD ST. al WEST Two large, pleasant rooms,
r. IL p m = "'"'' 'N''"'' "o"i' 'N''''"' '"''e'
-'iD 81, 31 WEST - flr't-r!ass table
board.
LII 81 ~" W. N'uils am hunri: rN-
choIr,a "'''' ''''''"'e P'"''' '''''''''' IN
",N,, ,- ,-.. f..I-
49, ,, 80 w. r"nrHTn', ,?n,on rhh, r,m"
r,uE.rG hr,r,I y,rd ,trw,,r,'' ''"' "''
,uE, ''''", w" 3.
-, 30, isi2in'rr tN"; ls,ni '%G' T,r !il%' ' 1:irf, - -
The evening world., 1893-10-30

PRIVATE FAMILY accommodates two Young
men; home table; heat, bath: Sl1. $40 W. 4th.
SINGLE LADY can find room and board, with
home comforts; terms moderate; references.
Call III West lnlst ST., first Hat east.
Nul Nc LADY employed; board, washing, e4y
World. midtown.
The evening world., 1893-10-30

LADY living alone would rent two beautiful fur
uishCl rooms. with excellent board, or without
board II preferable: terms reasonable. Call or
nlhrnas l.. l2b West Dist Il.
The evening world., 1893-10-30

eth ST. 3HS WEST Elegantly furnished
rooms, with board: every convenience: terms
moderate. one block from / station.
The evening world., 1893-10-30

rooms, win good board; all conNeniences.
SIrH ST. l75 EASr-rwo large rooms. ntAsly
furnished, with board terms very reasonable.
S6TH 81. $50 EAST Large. nicely furnished
rooms; good board plenty Of il; 81
SETH 81. 3E} Asst Elegantly furnished front
nom, with board, in private Jewish family.
The evening world., 1893-10-30

l2srH ST. 10 W~EST-Large front room, all
conveniGnCes! superior board for two, Sl2.
l2SrII ST.. 2i9 WEST-Nicely furnished SEQ
ond floor front or back rooms; all convenierces-
The evening world., 1893-10-30

18TH ST, 342 WFST-Nicely furnished front
room, with connecting BEDROOM; respectable
fiat. Rosenthal.
The evening world., 1893-10-30

18TH ST, : WESr-Desirnhle ROOMS, newly
renovated and furnished: line location, near 9th
nve. .conventcnces; prices reasonable: gentle
men; Sd floor.
The evening world., 1893-10-30

18TH ST, 341 WEST-Sunny furnished room:
board If desired terms moderate. Martyrs bell.
18TH ST - WEsT-Stcc, sunny hall room on
parlor floor; ring Raynold's bell.
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two, square room, $40; hall room, IS.
l41TIf 81, - WEST Large room, with south
Tcru exposure, and hall room; with board.
l2TrH 81. lO8 EAST-A cheerful, nicely fur
ni~hed I'd story hall room, with excellene
hoard table hpnrI
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l47TH ST, 223 WEST-Elegant room, nicely
furnished: private house: excellent board;
3 N,arN. rAnspnulln farms
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18TH 81. NJ WEST-Uandsomely furnished
single aud double rooms, with board; terms
reasonable.
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10TH 81, 20 AND - wESr-Lnrge and small
rooms, newly furnished moderate terms: near
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l2oIH ST, II WEST Large sunny room, also
smaller one, with board: pleasant location.
both ST. lRB WEST. near eth ave. We'll fur
uishcd rooms; hot aud cold water; heat; good
lAprl
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I341H ST, III WEST Large, fully furnished
2d door front room: southern exposure; near l.
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lEiNl 81 -o' W fSl second moor, en- suite or
singly, reasonable to permanent party.
l9iST 81. 23S VEST Elegant front room: Id
floor; every convenience; excellent board; very
reasonable.
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10TH ST., 80 WEST-Pleasant front room,
suitable for two; bath; private house; 81.
18TH ST, 4G3 WFST-Large and small rooms;
everything new; heat; hot and cold water; gem
tlcnlen; low prices.
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9TH 81. ~ WEST Pleasant rooms overlook
Ing pnrk reasonable; board; healthy; home
like, comfortable. private.
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l2STH 81, 2O2 WEST Desirable large and
small rooms. with good board; every convent
pnCe reference.
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18TH ST. 81 WEST several fine, sunny
lOr dining; COngpninl.
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35rll 81. 2OG E.AST-CnmfOrtable single rooms
with board good table moderate price.
10TH ST. l34 WE~T-LarSe, pleasant front
room, with or without board.
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l2gTH ST. 2il delightful second floor,
with board refined house; conveniences; block
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l3lSr ST. IL WEST Handsomely Furnished
room, ~ floor; dining room parlor floor; phi
yn'p family.
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SID ST. III WtsSr-Two newly furnished rooms.
with excellent board. in n private family where
There are no other hOurlcTs: n back parlOr, $40 per
week for two; second story large, square room,
hot and cold water; SIS for two.
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l32D ST. al YES Handsomely furnished
front and hall rooms, with or without board;
private family: reasonable.
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l2STI ST, ~ WEST-A second floor or any
rooms.
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Ghr1i ST, 1852 VEST Large nicely furnished
men: good table. SlI.
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GiTU 81. 100 WEST Furnished room, With
board steam heated; hot and cold water: rea-
gOuablc. DlcsCn.
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lSgD 81. ~ WESr-RoOms, with board,
e lArg" or small; accommodations; conveniences;
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ISl~T. WEST second story. back, two rooms,
n,l"d,fnt" terms. with board for two. Roy, 261
/ Columbus ave.
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JEFFERSON AVE. ln56-Nicely furnished
rooms, with or without board; private family,
German preferred.
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l20TH ST, ~ WEST Very desirable r
wiki board moderate prices table bOart
pTuUCVN.
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iSTH n. lao WEST-Larye square ROOM, I'd
floor, excellent table board references.
4STH ST. 2+2 WEST single rooms, with board,
for gents; terms moderate: table board.
56TII ST. Ala WEST-Wm bring up baby,
bottle or weancd; good care and home Mrs.
llLnM.
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BID ST. - Elegant large rooms;
newly furnished: new proprietorShip bath;
Attendance: excellent cuisine references.
BATH ST. 49, W~EST-Large rooms; good table;
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18TH ST near itn ave, Board for ono OF two
gentlemen; private: reasonable, NJ, 1877
Ith ave.
ROOMMATE WANTED by a gentleman Of cuIuE
walton and refinement, Sl; line, Slrge room,
with boaru very best house, location and asso,iA-
tions in city; library, music, nc. FL. 10 slH-
weekly. Address Responsible, tex $50 Wor.J/
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18TH 81, IS WEST-Privatc family; large or
small rooms; handsomely furnished; modern
convenienccs: gentlemen preferred references.
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GiIlt ST. l3l WEST Newly fitted and fur
nisl"d room. with or without board conveuient
To all lines Of cars.
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GirH 81, 1u3 WEST Elegant floor, two roomsi
would separate: ilnr liable; terms moderate.
dirll 81. 1" W~Esr-Ncwly furnished room,
with board.
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ID 81. los ENST. Handsomely furnished al
roy" room: 9 windows front every convenience;
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North Of ,asth Street.

l20TH r 100 WEST-Two nicely furnished
rooms 10 let to gentlemen. siugly or together
all improvements; elegant neighOOrhooJ; private
family.
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5SrH 81, 32U WfST-Niccly furnished rooms.
slngly or en- suite; parlOr dining room; refor.
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46IH ST. l3l WEST Large anu small rooms
with board terms moderate; home comforts.
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l2GrH ST. 3l3 WEST, near 9Th ave. -Furnished
rooms, with or without board: small room 81. SO