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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18
means that he will no. be Popuiist very

means that be Will not be PopuiiSt very
long.
Frank Greer of the Guthrie Capital is
appealing to the treason of men," He has
caught the key note Of the whole Rspubli-
con Campaign.
The Hennessey Democrat better pick
out some one else TO WOO. 1t doesn't ap-
pear to be making much headway with
the colored voters.
At the "Medawin" season. which is now
on, Pottawatomie Indian can get di-
vorce from his squaw by asking the par
mission of the chief.
The line of march of Dennis Flynn
rally a. Perry the other day embraced
three of four townships. Oh. no. Politics
are not hot at ali N Oklahoma
The moral brought out by local paper
from the fact that an old woman in Caddo
dropped dead while milking a COW is that
women should not milk cows or grow old.
Horses do not cost much now. Two
boys at Perkins had runaway with a
hired steed the other day. The horse
killed himself and the boys had to pay
only S;}4 FOR him.
One young man at Gross had the au-
IhC!ly 70 tempt late Uy DGstuS TIE max
riage license before he proposed 10 the
young lady. Ofcourse she. lt coUldn't {
have come out any other way.
l.. p. Ross spoke at Perry the other
night and ne held the crowd throughout.
OF course the fact that a prize night was
advertised 20 come off in the hall as soon
as Mr.. Ross concluded had nothing 10 do
with his holding the crowd.
That habit of Oklahoma country cores
pondents of beginning their letters: Not
seeing anything in your paper f,om this
locality | thought, etc." originated in
Kansas and was taken down TO the terri
tory at the original opening.
Professor Halleck has been getting in
his work again. Bishop Vincent hadu't
been IN Oklahoma City more than an hour
or two before Halleck had him up making
! speech TO the High school. BY the way
that High school will be an excellent
judge CT orstory if Professor Halleck keeps
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18
HOW 10 INDORsE CONE.

! But one candidate on the Populist
county ticket has said anything about
| the appointment OF Sam Amidon, the
! Democrat, to the position of assistant
attorney general. That candidate was
Alr. Helm. Helm indorsed the appoint
ment of Amldon.
Why did he indorse Amidon? Mr.
| Helm has thrown his oath of office away.
| He has taken ii place of that oath a
! pledge to Il secret society iii this city
promising that he will inforce the pro-
/ hibitory law above all other laws and to
| the exclusion of all other duties. Mir.
| Helm did that thing for votes.
! Mr.. Amidon is an attorney for the
| joints. which it Is charged by the DEM
ocratic county attorney are owned by
| Boss Cone. When Mr.. Helm told re-
porter for the EAGLE that the appoint
ment of such man suited him, he knew
he was slapping the men in the face for
whom he had signed the pledge; He
knew it was an impolitic thing To do.
Why did he do il:
He did it because he was afraid of
Boss Cone. He was afraid that the
Croker of Wichita would crack the
whip about his ears in very unpleasant
way, and could make his candidacy a
farce. And brave Mr.. Helm who step
ped up and signed the Law and Order
pledge to especially inforce the prohibi-
tory law had no hesitancy in declaring
that MIR. Amidon's appointment was
Just the thing.
This only goes to prove that Boss Cone
does all the thinking and acting for the
Populist candidates in this county.
They dare not express an opinion which
would offend him, and they know it
and guard themselves with fear and
| trembling, The consistent thing for
Helm to have said would have been that
the appointment of Amidon was dis
tasteful to him, which it was. But con-
sistency was thrown to the winds in
fear of Boss Cone
1t must be plain to everybody that Cone
will handle any Populist who is elected
in this county. If the Populist candI-
dates should be elected Cone would SIM
ply boss the actions of the county Off
GERS as he now bosses them as candi-
dates.
The question is this and nothing else:
Do the people of Wichita and Sedgwick
county desire to extend the power of
this corrupt official: Democratic County
Attorney Boone declares that Chief of
Police Cone was maudlin drunk last
Thursday night on the streets of Wichita.
He also declares that he Is a partner in
liquor business in this city and uses his
office to force jointists to contribute to
his private purse. Cone has not had the
effrontery to deny these charges. His
silence has confirmed the charges.
Will the decent people of Wichita and
Sedgwick county endure this local
Tweed any longer? If they want to
wipe him out they should vote the Re-
publican ticket from top TO bottom. If
on the other hand they believe in Cone
end admire Cone they can indorse
drunkenness and corruption and boss
ism in no better and surer way than by
voting for Lewelling and the Populist
ticket of Sedgwick county.
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LONG REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
yons, Saturday. Oct. goth. , p. m.

Lyons, Saturday. Oct goth. , p. m.
Turon. Monday, Oct. end, 2 p. m.
~. John. Tuesday, Oct. 23rd, Up. IN.
HaysvilIe, Wednesday, Oct. cath, p. NJ.
Wichita. Thursday, Oct. 18th, 1880 p. IN.
Geuda Springs, Friday, Oct. 18th 2p. IN.
South Haven. Saturday. Oct. 18th, 2p. IL.
Cheney, Monday, Oct. 18th, = p. m.
Valley Center. Tuesday, Oct. 50th2 p. m.
Newton. Wednesday, Oct. 3lst, Up. IN.
Mcpherson, Thursday, Nov. lst, 2 p. IN.
Harper. Friday, Nov. 2nd. > p. IN.
Medicine Lodge, Saturday. Nov. 3rd p. m
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

The difference between prosperous
and hard times IS illustrated by the
fact that this country consumed Il, ,001,-
0e0 bushels less wheat IN 1898 than ia
1892 and 450, 600, 600 less corn. which at
todays prices equals $23S, 900, coo, taken
from 4 home market on two leading
staples. The way 10 have good times.
and good markets. Is TO supply our own
people with work and they will make
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

No one should be too cowardly 10
think. And think Of this: "You can
not buy your goods abroad and make
them at home. And if you do not make
them at home you will not employ labor
at home. And if you do not employ
labor at home wages will not be paid al
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

There are some things tha. iJ might
not do to talk about, but purely bust
ness transaction made with one OF the
most prominent men in this country.
ought to be frankly discussed. and to
start the matter we would like To ask
Governor Lewelliug why the assessment
Of Nr. Pullman was reduced. No. how,
hat x,-hu
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

The old veterans may get too old 10
join in the parade at their annual re-un-
ions. but they Will never get too old to
vote. And the time to vote will be next
November and the place 10 put the vote
is where it won't cut off any more Of
their hard earned rights.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

Some men are built queer. There are
Populists who now say that Lewelling is
not corrupt, who, when he is beaten.
will declare he was counted out fraud
ulently.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

Ta~ ola sasiag- aHuaer-cisues
eiea- tt- lr.1asph~rs 7Fas vi1erf1-
ta,-d eu sei~ntia- otss~Tss n Js
said that tt~ el>rt~se Sad called lighs-
q ~ f. Sn iie rz'ssFe thruagh, ,ae All.
aa iaTai 2 -asitzr. szeat Where
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

He who is the most slow in making &
promise is the most faithful in the per
formance OF il. This IS not n slam on
the Democratic party. Ii is proverb
written by famous Frenchman two
hundred years ago.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

Stevenson is going to New York with
his presidential boom. Hill can GER
tsinly stand it if he can. Hills success
in New York shuts out all other aspi-
rants
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

Tie venerable and time-worn tradi.
ton that the south has no business
sense is fast being diSsipated. They
know good thing when they see If and
are getting ready to vote for it.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

Pennsylvania is talking of 22O, 600 Re
publican majority. which cuts out all
he other ambitious states. unless the
percentage Of the vote cast is made the
nsis.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

Cle'e.sad is better than the national
party. HUI is better than the state
party. Cleveland and Hill disagree and
the Democratic party don't know where
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

Was there ever a time that YOU had
more money than you have now? If
here was such a time, what party was
.hen in power: Vote for that party.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

Mckinley, Harrison and Reed are
hree of kind. And they are all talk
ng business this fall.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

The ability of the English manufac-
lures to sell goods in this country has
been increased, but the act that did it
rurtailed our ability to buy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

Let us hope that Chief of Police Cone
will keep sober today.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

Lewelling told the people of Kansas
that it was easy for public officials to
lions
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

\ big crowd is expected in Wichita to-
Jay and it is hoped that good order will
be preserved. This includes the Populist
boss of this county-Croker Cone.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

They are betting two to one on Nor
.on in New York, and the fellows giving
.he odds are betting to win.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

A shrinkage of 10000 in the Demo-
cratic majority of Georgia indicates that
Hoke Smith isn't considered any better
:ban his party.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

Kansas flour made from Kansas wheat
1sed to be sold in Cuba. Now they are
Duying their flour in Spain.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18
Honesty is the best politics.

Under the Wilson bill wheat is making
some new low records.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

1t is remarked that the Japanese are
oeating tom-toms and the Chinese are
beating retreats.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

If those locusts with "W' on their
wings had any sense they would point
with pride to China and Japan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

Republican success tn Kansas means Z
whole lot to the country, but it means
er times as much to the state.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

The introduction 81 sagzr lHto Ia
GLAND 81 often dated 50 late - ne So
tecutb century. but it was really in
u-e there 20 the thirteenth. ZBcre IL
mentioned in fhe wardrobe sceounts
under dat. - 1915 and in ~. same ree-
4s-.is have f-ren discovered many a..
iasi0ns - che sugaT-couaurui ~ Pro-
pe1si'i~s % th~ Ensllsh roaff .r,
uecieval tiuFs II ire thirt-ent,
aud faurt.snta csEtHriss there are en.
tr.es - r0-s ard violet sugar. of .agsi
n 'sbls.s ssd "a gilded .y~Aserz whss
Princess Mary went or a p8lYrfrszss
20 Canterbury n 1877 tas accounts re-
cord TIA. - consoied h~r-~f for .HY
Iaoft-eeAsiors 40 mar kzTs net o-l
toe road win ave and ooe-kaif pSea-.s
q Fos> sugar .. honey- other Anc.sa.
sessstazsass mentioned tu tbss~ s8d
rolls are preserved g.nzsr. eitrona4s,
candy and p~nTsiss-" TIE lasi named
= supposed - have se~a a eo1f<ctl0s
made from the r0Bes q TIE eousEsos
pine tree--Sar5s American Kegss.@r
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

The .oiioassar leser s3s A<tlati.
written D. f-~urh couns~-s ta 49,.
at.eas eoaat lA-zr Haseaaa No.
isno- az nhst slss % 90. ssill rsrs.s
- you- No. kn0~iaz what 20 s4v
Efii nos el0~@- wsarily yours, cose.-
esA * Z
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

their party that the Republicans ha
great difficulty i'll remembering all
accusers in order TO quote them. 1
EAGLE has arranged an Alphabetical
BILE for the use of Republicans:
ALLEN Justice
ACERS.
ARTZ.
BOND.
BENNINGTON.
BUSH.
BOONE.
CLOVER.
CORNING.
CASING.
CARTER.
DIXON.
DANIELS.
HADLEY.
HENDERSON
IVES.
JUSTICE.
JACOBS.
JONES.
KLINE,
LEASE.
MATTHEW'S.
M'DONALD.
MGRATH.
O'BRYAN.
PRATT.
SEMPTER.
SMITH.
TAYLOR.
TRIP.
VROOMAN.
WILLITS.
WENTWORTH.
YARNELL.
YODER.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18

This Academy established n 1884, boarding school for
girls 1t possesses every advantage that parents desire for
the general Improvement of their children.
The site attractive and experenc has proved al
yanageous for the promotion of good health The grounds
spacious ahordng for the enjoyment of nvigoatng
The of study includes everything necessary for
pete and systematic training all the branches of refined and
practical education The Academy Conservatory affords
facility for attaining the highest proficiency Music and Art
For particulars, address SISTER SUPERIOR,
All Halows Academy Wiclta, Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-10-18
MUST LEWELLING CONFESS?

So many Populists have arraigned
their party that the Republicans have
great difficulty i'll remembering all the
accusers in order TO quote them. The
EAGLE has arranged an alphabetical ta-
BILE foI. the use of Ranublicans;
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,'sh-5-.Mi-eclia,cou1
Eurnlshed-BrookIHn.

fR0OKLYN-To let, furnished. the whole or
part of 4-story brown stone house, 204 Presi.
knughout: all improvements: occupied by
|aner: beautiful home: 10 rooms rent whole
rs; lower part $40 Address w, 2O4.
|lNE apartment for housekeeping, only 81
weekly house 514 Quincy ST., near sumner
Re. all conveniences; also rooms for 81. 90
hompsop, 512 Quincy st.
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eth ST. l47 E-Nlcey furnished rooms. with
or without board; reasonable; references.
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18TH ST, AZ E., LIST hoor-Nice furnished room
for respectable gentleman.
18TH ST, PA E.-Two neatly furnished rooms In
private house; gentlemen only; references.
18TH ST. 2oi E.-Furnished front room & pri-
yate bath.
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JEWISH YOUNG MAN wants small room, with
break last, between SUih aud IOIh s.s., I'd d
Madison ave>. Address Ecom Nj B., box 2Ol
World
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Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

TWO OR THREE unfurnished rooms private
mouse between Barrow 4 18th sts.. for young
couple. With child; light housekeeping; not 10 ex-
coed 'l2' Room, box ISL World.
LARGE unfurnishsd room wanted, about e5
monthly, or In exchange for plano Instruction
YOUNG married couple, no children, wish large
UNFINISHED room. with small room, between
East 4oth Goth SITS. l.. F., World Branch. 100
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- o9s VS. rooms, bath. newly deco
tTH 81 eteiy furnished si5, $50; families or
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27TH ST 1856 E.-Handsome, large furnished room
to let with heat; gentlemen. Smith
27TH ST, 1855 E.-Hanlsomely furnished room;
gentlemen, housekeeping; gas, water.
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unfurnished Rooms &c Let.

hsT. 1877 +. Exceptionally large front l.
me- ~ patlor: doctor, private business: private
|ne, use OF kitchen. couyeniences
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b'cft'C ~. oo7 W--Ncatiy furnished small fats,
18th siLiy FIAGG, 242 W. 23d st.
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North Of rzsth Stree,

18TH ST. ls2 ga neatly furnished room suit
able for two gentlemen; private house,
18TH ST, l3s View. handsomely furnished
large rooms; running water bath: breakfast II
desired; private house.
l?7TH ST. li6 W-Large room for gentleman;
strictly private family; low rate
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.,,,. and Apartments to Let.
Fv,ni.hed-West Side,

T,,pj.bed-West Side.
zee near 42d st-Elegant 3 q I room
~ Nrno,mplete for housekeeping, 70 up.
h u, 4sss. next Bath Twin rent my
cosy, CON 'p,ivate hall handsome flre-prooi
Mons, d S't bank building, cheap. few months or
vesl sn sur Annette, OIL Postal Telegraph
gsSn1ISinr. OF lanitor --.--.---.-.-
TN SD completely furnished. si5. $50; families or
tf'' "r ,97 w--Neatiy furnished small fats.
isIhsSskiy, FLAGG. 242 W. 2ad st.
us w.-Handsomely furnished fat OF 5
~ l,o ms with all improy sments; Iinins-room q
,,,shsn all complete lot housekeeping u rent ny
y. month only Mrs HIS. --.---------
.,,,, CT Is w.--small. Handsomely furnished
'in elevator, steam electric lights; SUI
..yor catering; references required.
~, CT au W-Comfortably furnished fat,
tIh us to party OF gentlemen or responsible
vi 81 ll2 W. --Parlor fiat, 4 light rooms,
plmnletey furnished; = beds; 81 weekly; seen
srday zee jan'or. -
v,u ST ssl W. rooms, bath; complete for
y hnnseEeeping; IS weekly Janitor
an ST 40 w.-Part OF furnished nat to rent;
al lisht rooms Mrs. Putney.
.,-u CT 1917 w.-completeIy furnished fats.
R,.rIy new: neat, clean: rooms a bath:
l n'n heated: choice neighborhood; tS5 monthly.
,'' viii sell for $3.50 $40 monthly; easily worth
rN Bartlett
WILL, RENT my fully furnished apartment, :
,n,ns, with hotel service possession nj once.
uosl tirenohie Apartments, 9th st. II Ith ave.
vrr s.ROoM FLAT; steam; piano; block Herald
s,usre si2 Select, box All World. uptown.
,a, BEpFORD-Furnlshed fat eight rooms &
h,b second floor. steam heated; for winter
,Srths. $50 Apply ]. w. LEE. 1887 eth ave.
rnsr "C9 W. .-Jrst what we want. II nrclty
Troon, basement Hot, nrnisheh complete: 500.
TU : $40 ". Neatly furnished anltmpnt.
~hi,nnn. near T. station CUR TO- q holl.
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LEXINGTON AVE, CTS, seth st-Two sunny
pretty rooms American family; 81, so 81 owner.
LEXINGTON AVE, 7-Furnished large front
cold water.
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ID AVE. 500. corner 9Th ave. Brooklyn-Neatiy
furnished room; with or without board; private
/ mil
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IRVING PLACE. g. near Union square-Large q
small furnished rooms hall room. $3.50
bEhkMAN PLACE. rs, East River. between 5O;h
blst sts,-PorloT floor, second floor; large &
small connecting rooms; excellent board
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hi ssll' FINISHED rooms wanted for 4 adults. or
[lanI mus nus be absolutely neat; give full par
loI u ne OF no attention win be paid. Sea-
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FURNISHED room wanted. completely iur
n.shed for ligh: housek ep ng for young coupler
not over 81 week. e., bon 6lB Uptown World,
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kkNTED-Upper part OF a house for family Of
two adults above seth St, east or west side.
ddress by letter. X. D., 1883 Sd ave-, World
upnrh
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GENTLEMAN wants hail or large room; hot q
cold water. between '4th & saith 81. state
price & particulars " J., box 3IS World.
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Uniu,nished Rooms Wnntet.

|Aaaih. y Hniurnished rooms; SO to So
'lSfpn "u''s' T. j., 23l B 9Th ave.
'lsiiJ I,,s.niurnshed room; lady. with private
/ ~ wcrh =, monthly. Address Permanent,
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GENTLEMAN wants warm room & board In
small family, AL pir:iculars: permanent. Ad-
verflse~ "a Nth
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KING ST, .2-Furnished hall rooms; southern
exposure; VI. 80 4 81; sas bath.
PERRY ST, 37-Large sunny front room for 2
quiet, respectable partics terms moderate.
PERRY ST. S5--Large furnished front room
quiet respectable; couple; light housekeeping
price moderate
WASHINGTON SQUARE g.. n-To let square
large front room furnished for housekeeping.
| WASHINGTON PLACE. lls W, near 9Th ave-
Large housekeeping rooms: fodlne-bed
81 AVE. 976, top noor-Lsrge back room; cook
ing stove dishes closet, pulley line; s2.75
silvestri.
9TH ST.: 1871 w.--Furnshed rooms for gentlemen
from 81 up; bath gas
9Th AVE SsG, ed st l. s,atlon-Ncatly fur
nishCd square room, gentlemen, $3.50; hall
room, il.75
ON AVE-, s4l, near 4sth St Large aud smaI
furnished rooms TO let.
6rH AVE, sU2 Furnished nom; use OF parlor
one or two ladies; lower hell
6itl Az T. l55 Furnished roodls large 4 small
for 0r:t cuen
6IliANt.. Zl3 near l4vh st.-Newiy furnished
looms, gentlemen only.
9Th AVE. 2H-FlrnIshcd single rooms; running
hot cold water, bath private entrance, 81 a
SIS FauFt
It'll AVE. i7I-Two rooms. suitable for IlSht
housekeeping or two friends
SfH AVE, no. very COSY connecting rooms
containing nne upright plano; bath; gentlemen
"a Garrison.
srII AVE, 80, corner 3Olh 1t, q furnished
rooms or ii.h' housekeeping.
STH AVE. lsS-Large, veil-furnished front room,
gas, bath, steam heat, $40. Beams,
TIL AVE, wcli-furnishei rooms light house
keeping. from 81 25 to s. So
STH AVE, 2353-Neatly furnished parlor q he'd
room, gas FIRE, bath, $3.50, gents. DesalN,
OH 81, "a W. 3 connecting rooms. paror &
2d rpOr; other rooms; modcihic.
10TH ST. us w.-Furnshed rooms for gentlemen ,
all "onyenences. private house
10TH ST, Is w,-Newly furnished rooms, with
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GENTLEMAN desires furnished SQUARE room be-
! low nd ST., enst OF broadway; moderate
Prompt Pay. box 30 World.
WANTED. by gentleman. room. heated. southern
exposure; 50 per week. E.. box 800 World. up
town.
= GENTLEMEN want rooms, iurnished or uns
tculars, price. References, World.
LARGE, nicely furnished room. heated. with
bath between IAh 2d Sis pE sMs,l tsn%s
Ia Jack. box 30 World.
MARRIED. couple want furnished 'front.' rooms In
rehned, private family; confidential reply.
Protestant, box 800 World
YOUNG MAN wishes furnished room eonveniene
To bridge, Brooklyn; terms moderate; refer
enoes, Lex box $40 World
COUPLE desire a comfortable room, with run
ming water. in nat In quiet neighborhood. east
SIDE, below 5str st, Address Private, lls7 I'd ave.
F. SIZE o1e-piece mattress made over AZ
residences, ~. 95, Mauborgne, 3i7 W. 37th St.
FURNISHED, north light hot water. suitable
artist. Union square, cheap Address Ger
mania, box $50 World
FURNISHED room wanted. completely iur-
n'shed for light horsek' Q? ng ior Young conPiet
not over 81 week. e., bon $40 Uptown World,
GENTLEMAN wants hall or large room; hot .
cold water; between ,+th 4th 81; state
price & particulars J., box 3+s World
GENTLEMAN wants warm room & board In
small family; lI'l Par.i,ulars: permanent. Ad-
ver'iser. "a 9Th re.
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room, heated.
Nl'N UT pINuhiFAs 60 hlAShN oNalus
BOX us world.
GENTLEMAN wants in private family square
furnished room between I'D 34th SITS \
Broadway X TN ave. - "a $40 per month
Bird, 2+u World.
GENTLEMAN would like furnished room with
family where II would be holnelike & pleasant;
ne ChoOrhuod 93l t. ~ 81. H., luE ISL World,
uptown
JEWISH YOUNG MAN wants small room, with
break last between SUih and IOth sts., ID .
Madison ayes Address Ecum NJ. B., box 2Ol
World.
LADY employed during day wants heated fur
nshed room; rent not To exceed ~ per week;
west side preferred; references. Address Home,
box 43 World.
ROOM WANTED by gentleman wife; board =
mothers care !0r boy IS years. during days
west side. 10th to 80 IN st. &. IL, World Agency,
vets side. 10th to sUth 81. &, H.. World Agency.
wANTEul-Large front room plenty closet roomt
for light housekeeping, adults AZ syear child;
~: 10Th a I'D sis, 90 & Oh ayes not to
exceed s. or Sc, Address bOA 200 % Z, 18th st
WANTEp-By young gentleman furnished ROOM
In quiet nat. bet. l4th 4 I2d SITS, west; - u
s. So Address Flat, box 400 World. uptown.
wANTED-Couple with baby would like Furnished
room for light housekeeping, near I'd ave- ouiek-
box 81 World.
WANTED-l.arce n small furnished rooms be-
tween 9Th Lexington aves, rent must not ex-
coed ~ per week for both James, lOl World.
YOUNG MAN would like to share a nicely furA
uished room heated hot cold water : BATH
ST. W, laSth 81. y
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-08

GENTLEMAN wants in private family square
furnished room between I'D X 34th SITS y
Broadway 4 7th ave, So Ia SO per month
Bird, 24U World.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-08

F. SIZE o1e-pieVe mattress made over AZ
residences, 81 50. Mau5orgne, 3iT w. 9th 81.
artist Uni m square, cheap. Address Ger
mania box go World,