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The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-03-09
Finally CAPTURED.

Toledo, March 7.-Joseph Bettinger,
the Detroit coroner who. it is charged
was found short in his accounts and
fed from that city was arrested here
last night by detective after a des-
perate fight. Bettinger was sleeping
at a small boarding house in Manhat
tan ard made 4 desperate attempt
TO escape. He was captured and put
in jail to await trial.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-03-09
Articles Cor the Fight

New York March THE articles of
agreement for the proposed fight be-
fore the National Sporting Club Of
London. between Corbett and Fitz-
simmons, have been received by Rich
ard X Fox. MI Fox is authorized to
sign the men, receive deposits and ar
range all details.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-03-09
AnnIication for Receiver

Chicago, March Application for a
receiy ership for the Crowned King
Mining company was made in the cir
cult court to-day by Orrin t. Place a
stockholder Charges of mismanage-
mcnt against SOME of the officers of
the company are 61.ade, and an ac-
counting is also asked for. The
Crowned King is an Illinois corpora
ton. The property is at Bradshaw
Basin. Ariz
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-03-09
COL. DAY IN TROUBLE.
The South DakOtian Is Arrested
RnSfOn

The South DakOtian Is Arrested In
Boston
Boston, March 5.-Col. Merritt III.
Day of South Dakota was arrested at
his office here to-day charged with OBJ
tanning $4,000 by false pretenses from
Joseph Megru and Joseph Rhodes Of
Cincinnati July /, 1892. He was re-
leased to-day on $4,000 bond, said to
have been furnished by Boston
bank president. The case grew out Of
a matter between a ranch company
and bank in Cincinnati, and has
been in litigation for three years.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-03-09
Eonnd Dend in Bed

Portland, Me-, March ). = Richard
Foss. prominent insurance man
who was yesterday elected council
man from the First ward by a large
Republican vote. was found dead in
bed this morning.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-03-09
Illness of w. J. Campbell.

bell. Illinois member of the national
Republican committee and one of the
most prominent lawyers in Chicago,
is diving of pneumonia. Mr.. Camp
bells father and wife are both also
critically i'll
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-03-09
Death of a badger Millionaire.

Ripon, Wis, March w. A. Miller
vice president of the First National
Bank Of Ripon, died to-day aged sew
enty-three years. He leaves an estate
Of $1,1120OC. He was a pioneer of
the state
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-03-09
Fatal saloon Fight.

Rhinelander, Wis, March "a fight
occurred in the sample room of the
fremont house between a Spaniard
and a man named Fred Robinson, in
which the latter was probably fatally
stabbed The Spaniard is in Jail.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-03-09
Faith Curist Dead

Evansville, n. Y, March Z. = Mrs.
Valentine Kurtz, the woman who be-
lleved in faith cure and recently fast.
ed forty days, died to-day.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-03-09

The house spent the day in debating
the amendment to the legislative APP
preparation bill TO abolish the fee sys-
tenn in the eases Of United States dis
trict attorneys and marShalS. The
salaries fixed by the amendm ent
range from $1,000 to $1,000. The
amendment was indorsed Ivy almost
every member Of the Judiciary com
mittee. 1t was argued the amend
ment would reduce the expenses of
the United States courts, which have
doubled since 1878. at least $500. 900
for the first year. and result IN stop
ping the perniciouss padding of the
business of the federal courts. The
debate will be continued tomorrow
under the fiye-minute rule.
Washington, March 6.-The house
spent the entire day fixing the sala-
ries of United States district attorneys
in he amendment to the legislative APP
preparation bill to abolish the fee sys-
tenn. The law at present fixes the
maximum salary from fees at $4,000.
In only one case was the recommen-
dation of the judiciary comittee de-
parted from. the Western district of
Pennsylvania, where the salary rec
commended was increased from $500
to $4,000 The salaries for district
attorneys in Northwestern states are:
Minnesota. $1,000; Eastern Wisconsin,
$4,000; Western. $4,000; North Da-
kota, $500; South Dakota, $500.
The senate began consideration of
the Dupont election case from Della
ware. Mr. Mitchell spoke in favor
of seating Mr.. Dupont. but no action
was taken. The Cuban resolutions
went to conference as a result of a.
report from the committee on foreign
relations and Messrs. Sherman, Nor
gan and Lodge were named as senate
cOnfereeS
Washington, March Z. - The house
wrangled for four hours over the sal
aries of United States marShalS and
the other features Of the amendment
to the legislative appropriation bill to
abolish the fee system in the cases of
United States attorneys and marShals.
Interest in the debate was completely
overshadOwed by sensational attack
made upon President Cleveland by
Mr.. Hartman CRep, MONTH, who felt
himself personally aggrieved by Mr.
Cleveland's utterances at the Presby-
York on Tuesday, and who seized the
opportunity allowed by the latitude of
debate on appropriation bills to repel
the idea that the Western states were
the home of evil influences.
For long time to-day it looked as
though the Cuban question would be
finally disposed of in the senate by
agreeing to the conference report ac-
cepting the house resolutions. At the
conclusion of Mr.. Mitchell's elaborate
argument on the Dupont case Mr..
Sherman presented the report of the
cOnfereeS and asked for immediate
action. Representatives Hit and Ad-
ans, two of the house confereeS, were
present at the time, as it was expect
ed that the report would be adopted.
But as there We're not more than a
dozen senators in the chamber Mr.
Hale of Maine suggested that it was
undesirable to crowd through a reS0-
luton of this magnitude at a late. hour
and with an empty senate. 1t went
over until next week
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-03-09
SERIOUS IN ITALY
RIOTS In VARIOUS CITIES THROU0H.
OUT THE COUNTRY.
Soldiers Are Compelled tn Fire Tn
ON the MObs-At One Place Ono
Man Is Killed and Number
WOunded-Threats Made Against
the Ministry and the Government
as Well

Rome, March Sit is reported here
that Gen. Baratieria, commander of
the Italian forces i'll Africa. who has
suffered another severe reverse at the
hands of the Shoans. while advancing
on Abbacarima, was wounded during
the engagement.
Full details of the battle have not
yet been received here; but it appears
that the defeat of the Italians was
complete
Half the Italian artillery. and all
the ammunition and provisions were
lost. Other advices report that 5000
of the Italian soldiers engaged in the
battle were killed, and that among
them are Generals Albertone and OAR
bcrmida. The number of wounded is
not yet stated.
During the evening a rumor spread
through the city that Cen Baratieria.
when he became aware of the full ex-
tent of the disaster, wrote a letter to
his successor, Gen. Baldissera. and
then committed suicide by shooting
himself through the heart with a re-
VolVer. At the ministry of war. how
ever, the rumor was discredited.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-03-09
Wholesale Grocers Assign

Fort Wayne, Ind, March 7.-McDon-
aid & Watts, wholesale grocers. as
signed to-day. Liabilities, $4,000 to
100000; assets, 100000 to $4,000.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-03-09

Washington, March 5.-The senate
gave most of the day to the agricul-
tural appropriation bill and passed
that measure, carrying $3,2S22,G0Q
without material amendment. Anoth-
er bill passed during the day changes
the limitations of fourth-class mail
matter so as TO free the postal service
from bulky articles heretofore sent
free by the government departments.
Mr.. Wolcott, in urging the bill, said
roller top desks and electric motors
We're among the articles sent as mail
by the departments. Late in the day
word came from the house that the
error concerning the Cuban resolu-
tions had been corrected. IN its cor
rected form the house resolution is an
amendment to that passed by the SEN
ate. As thus reported back the sub
ject was referred to the committee on
foreign relations, Mr. Sherman stating
that the committee would consider the
question at the meeting to-morrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-27
IanoR's APPEAL.
Iend,iIIc Miners Request That the
Trnons lie MithdrnNNn.

Itadvilo Colo, Novemb,r 90, - The
Cloud Cuy Miners anon has issued an
ad ,ress 10 Governor Mcintyre and 10 tho
PEOPLE Of Colorado which attempts TO
show that conspiracy exists among the
mine owners for the purpose of keeiiAs
the s,9ge troops ir Lcadville until the
union is d0sorgan!led. The miners dis
claim responsibility for the Colorado ana
other outragca that have occurred nci .
ana offer Ia guard property ana an ~
n1intaiD.ng pcac" { tine troorS ere Will
drawn The address sRys ..,,,.
"rhn i,r, : nee Of the m litin in lendvllle
some S2noutr. Every day thai " y r. i wv
n, re win add something over S-pel 10 , ,W,i,1,
sum. II must al be pa from tdNes' w II
,he stale further lend It's all 10 Siich
trf n,nn,lous ,qesr TO destroy end crush Or
pnpiyod labor 10 as ~ one class OF CIV
Zcfs strong and powerful, aghcS' hnp'i.
81 ciass OF citizens, weak ana hnmU'e IN
comrarison" ,1 ,,,,iY,g "a
ros'rnir am consider any reasonable prop
cs.tir+i oll,ng toward Il settlement. my
wv meet the operators N silril OF talr-
ness and Justice. They can not OF c1ulsS'
ord our hi not to consent 10 the ueSuuC-
Won of the union, for thai Is the buiWarh
n their safcty. II stands betwS re-
spectablc labor life ana ramp hfe.
"N.ithrr can they consent 70 p'ttpi ~
Their hard ami eXhans, w. ii ,,1 eaca ne
ground H. constant hlrdsh'ps an! lhV' ~. ~
n'nisifoid dangers for less H0g than W
SIMPLY them with the noco.s tieS OF ny
'H,T,inss tu.o th'ngs Is an they dctnanj'
They ssk for the right Of the union iot VIC
,trht for themselves to live
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-27

Denver. Colo, November @'-Ihe IN
,erstato Bu.ldlng and Loan asso' atom
has concluded IT'S business ana adjoirne
to meet In Sew York city on thu lhiri
wednesday Of November. ISL. W VI Ia p
Ciib.on o. New YORK +. X, Le r. OF Of 20 "a
who're ". H. lIenfrrsln e A !, Y el,,, "" ~
Denver T i,,'' ana G. +. Deyhach Of cclumIou+'
-, we,r elected execut We COMMITTEE,
fTe,s,d NJ S. KeppsT1 Of Nj TX o o. was
80 80 ,,..,,slrer. The secretary >. NJ.
Robnton. holds over for another year
whSn ~ t-rm " office. ~ expire,c HiEd
NJ. Rob nsrn, Jahez Colt man tnn an y, r..
y3 sii cons,tut on ana the good OF the
r rlsY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-27
LEAGUE CITY.
'"S'erous community in the Gar
den Suuf ~ rcxu.


ro.n,. ",, ap"' OF Tcxns.
N"sue oiy' Iexus, November 26.-Ths
peautiiui little village OF League CITY 1.
located between Galves,o, ,rs
being twen,v-o,., ''ouS'o''
,. H. 'N'ieS from each city, or
."e ''ie oi the international and Grea,
Northern railroad This is the c.,,sr -.
what has long hoo, ,r vi
Crcat oo,,,, "'''"" as the Clear
me city was laid off sys-
tciha'ically and thoroughly graded hnfore
any buildings were erac,ea ,ho..,,. ,....
Ing uerfect dr,tn '''Su'
,oaaa az, anu soou smooth
,,s',. ne sun Is rich sandy loan, and
!, p'ouu'tiNe' The bayou Of Cher Creek
- my '"ree-4uafters OF a mile distant and
.,'o'e Is gradual fall OF % feet from the
t ~, =" 'he bayou, which insures perfect
i'",llasc anu oiiers the best advantages for
~ 'sa'ion' when may be easily accom- T.
si,sn'u Ny means OF urtcsian wells. water
I'm. ooius i'uhh al depth Of from 800 to 600
'.o', WIN tremendous pressure. Two fipe
Muns Ill tne town discharge thousands of
saiions daily Surface wells with a never
"iius supply OF water are from IL to IL
zee, ueep. Ten passenger trains daily. five
horth ana as many southbonnd. connecting
WIN inc great trunk lines. afford the best
accommodations in this line
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n,tticGcId Monuments.

Chattanooga, Tenn. November zo'--"oV-
nrnor D. II. Hastings Of Penmsylvania'
and party. arrived m the city last n'kh ,
,rhc,, ,re ON a tour of Inspection Gf me
,,, n,1 va erecfel to PennsS Ivan q
ira9Ss thai fought At chcksTnaus9q r Hen n
Lookout !S y M2" and hhattid fields tcd1y
o' Whi e" mere Tie gsr; conn" sion 81 o,
pnnnsvlvauia win decide on nuInhor oi
now monuments TO be erected az oHSs'
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riotic inspiration which peryades he rant.
TO these officers and men ana tn The haaa.
OF departments In the war office ali NJ
Whoin have given faithful support TO tho
administration of this department. make
the acknowledgment which is their duo :,
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Board AND PoonS.


~. LL... -----sllIN -1---
l2ii TEXAS AVENUE, boarding house
~ blocks from capitol hotel, Masonic
Temple Main street. rooms FOR rent
win or without hoard. transforms 80
llcftcd; rates reasonable. 2
YOUTH front rooms, wish board rnd1cdd
rates; excellent table board 50 per week
four blocks from court house: 40i CrAw-
ford. corner Preston; references ex-
changed. Is
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WANTED TO BUY.
..t- klAs..> -,s4 'A,Ls-

WILL buy second hand furniture. stoves
ana any Kind household goods we are
no dcalefs acnd postal. postofiire box
2lg. liollstou, viii can on you. z
HIGHEST price paid for second hand gen.
ilcmen's clothing drop mo a postal und
VIII .ali. II. Captain. J02 Milan and irni-
RE. II
WANTED-To buy freight elevator:
must be cheap for cash II you have ono
call at Grecnbcrg Eros. Furniture store
so5 Travis street. city. II
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s.s-. s.AsS.~ -asf'I.t eslS
AN OPTORTVNFTY for pr0ntahIo and
safe investment Of about $1,000 TO $40 pG
IN d well established business with good
remuneration TO investor as nesislaut
In management. only applica lions OF
responsible parties VIII hc considered
At!druSg Postofiice boa "a Houston .
WANTEJp--To borrow $500 10 flpb ON
fret class Third ward Houston pToperty.
also $3.50 on Second ward Houston prop-
crty and 5000 on improved Brazos farm
X. r.. Guut, KIM building. 20
security. chattol personal or real ID
u Hutchison, room q. 1861 Congress
avenue. rs
MONEY TO LOAN for the erection OF
homes In the city II Houston only; small
= monthly payments: 5000 10 place vi
once. South Texas Loan and Building
association. A. X. Taylor. secretary.
Cotton Exchange building. 1T
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NOTICE IN hereby gwen that the regular
annual meeting OF he stockhol,iers and
directors OF the Houston Cast ana Wcst
Texas HiilwnN company VIII ho held at
the general office ~ aald company, In
the city 81 Houston, a! 10 o'clock n. M.
on Tnes1ny The ~ day of peeomher.
Houston last and West Texas Railway
Company i2-lo
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FOR SALE. AT han price. one i1tpe Art
Garland BarT Burner stove. used only
one season. or viii exchange for any
thing useful Of Ike value. Address Mrs
V. @. hidd. Sealy Texas. n
FOR SALE Car extra broke mules. one
large mare mule. I years Old. 3-mnute
driving yclding sandberg's Stable 56i
Preston, nc1r bridge. Is
FOR SALE-I sim have a few nice gfadG
Jersey cows with young calves lhat |
will zen reason able at California Sta
blcs. corner Franklin and Chencyert
streets. a
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HELp WANTED.
~xMN... .-4Wl,...
-uLin

~~EN... .-4Ell,...
| WANTED -Four Whit women, ono @
Marh In restaurant. three 10 cook. three
.o,orcI Waltnrs ON culorci man cook
| Can Bureau OF Information, bh IRA
| va street 20
/ WANTED Gentleman typewriter. state
| wages wanted per day. Address type
| wr4trr this office, ~
WANTED a rrst oias1 barber ~ once.
| SIn guaranteed "a week 2Ji0 MARKET
| sttcM. Galveston, Y
| EAIcSMEN WANTED Free outfit. pro
| footed territory, cash commission. one
| If our mon earned t22,p0o In five consoqu-
| I'VE you're iseV,rJH,,l ,9arn $lgm yearly,
faetory, I. q. 1911, New York, "
WANTED Young pnp for farm work
must b. OF good habts. steady work
SWede preferred. Can at .2ll Congress
avenue. between 10 and ii d, m. today.
WANTED At once, a nrs'-claes white
barber good job for you. no tickets
senti Apply IN person or by wire u.
Nj Perlu". caldwell, Texas. ~
GOOD pants ana vest maker wanted
at once. none but steady man need app
ply. J. Il. Johnson. smilhvilc. Texas.
WANTED. White glrl under 10 years as
nurse. Apply lpoi Austin street II
WANTED-B ookkrepcrs AMI stenoRraph-
eng aboui b5l, 10 travel aud teach; good
Iaiaay and all expenses. Address
na, Texas or Nashville, Tenn,
w AN1lfD Twenty agents Ia new terri
tory for new article ,ninry, hnlf pro-
ceed7 al ealc, Apply sos Walker ~
LADIES 10 canvass city; N per cent com
mission, ono sold $50 worth Ia tlirrc
days 81 required Cul1 nj room ~.
';itba building. Franklin and lfaunin
streets. from 70 Il a. IN. n
WANTED Two young mon to aot ~
news agents; must have ta5 cash scout
ity, Apply Crescent News co. GENITAL
Depot
EXPERIENCED cook wanted Apply IIoi
Capitol n
ST. TO $50 month salary and cxpenssa
to cell cigars to dealers: position prrina-
neut, experience unnecessary, largest
and ngcs, line; extra Inducements W. L.
Kline Co. st, Louis. Is
AGENTS. ECONOMY RDs bnrn0r, raves ~
per cent Of gas, makes large. beautiful
s8lcAueu General Agency CO. 22b Dear
hoin street, chicago III n
NTED~ Young men Of good moral
character ana atrady hab ~ to learn
biography for positions ON railroad Al. |
dress l.. &. Robinson. bupt.. Dallas, Tex,
q
WASTED--At once, FIRST GLASS candy
inakrr Apply 10 Henry Alexander La. |
Grange 'rexas. n
WANTED Live Dcopio 81 every iocaiIy |
a. sl2 weekly salary and expenses to take |
orders for Christmas goods permanent !
employment II riglt Manufacture, 70. |
box BIOS, Boston, Mass. I2-ll |
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

| r~---LA--------------
SITUATIONS WANTED.
..-l1E.... .A.1..s,-..
SITUATION WANTED-To tfavei for
| Wholesale house, groserses preferred. am
| sober and good husIi,r. Address l.. r.,
lox "a, ColmJsn Texas. 4
| WHITE MAN ani wife want situation;
| wife first class cook; man general work
WANTEp-By ali round printer and
| newspaper man position. nnirr.ed. sober
| gan furnish Al references. Address J. l..
| hodd.ck, loakuu. Texas ~
SITUATION WANTED-A nice yo,ine
| German wants u moe place "a gsnrra,
| housework, OF M SECTION house. Address
| No. ~, brunncr y
POSITION WANTED by a Young ,nan
ether N machine WORKS OF arcniteet 5
office ne@t tNcort own Instruments,
Address %sc this office. %
| WANTED.-posltion by young man. five
| years experience m typewrtinr and Of
| lice WORK, understands shorthand and
toleprapny, moderate salary, references.
Address gtod. this office. ~
| " ANrlcD Position in officC, grocery
store, collecting, time keeping or work
| OF AIRY kind by young married man Win
letters oi best references. Address ytsh
thin Office, ~
SITUATION WANTED-uls cook by nu
expert wonlnn, who IS wen experienced
in cooking easy to get along with tco-
orcD Address iW Mckinney. corner
nagny street -
4 NOj No German wants situation in AN
office or stotn, eight weeks IN America |:
Writes English iucnty, have "A good DER
man middle school education. learns
oasily everything. Address, II. Nj, thi~
office. ~
hMrEIKlENcEn woman, mEidlc AGED,
wants cooking Ia boarding house
| or private taniN ~ once Address Mrs,
y. G. NJ. this office. y
/ \ STEADY Young man age n. wishes
| situation of any KIND, not afraid 81
! Wolk. cat spoth English aud German
Auiffss ~, MS ,lhce, y
/ WANTED --pos.ticn as housekeepcr hy
competent lady, no washing OF IRONING
| Address Mrs, u. ~. iiUS Austin street
neil LCa-e ~ hlle. CITY y
NANTltIl-hoshtion as a drug clerk, 10y
young man hn a graduate IN pharmacy
can # fnish hos rcturonvcsi any salary
| qNcptci Address H.. T. q. Bon a,t
Palestine, TcNas ~
lhlNTliH wants contract for mechanical
work or Writinlg ON weekly paper. wit
PAVE proprietor money, references eN-
pcfion,o, competent help. Family. Locb
Fox AZ, Soaly, Texas. y
WANTED Surp,icu by lady with ii,ic
hnl n7 hoIS"kceror, wages reasonable
Address HtNo his office. p
SOBER, honest and steady young swodr
work. attend 10 horrL ward mink
COWS une recommended Aadrnss
ql5i This office. *
,-7,,t,,,..,-,. - ---------
& -, ~ ~ "eI''l'n W"il,'n. rpeah
t t'ss ,, p" "'''' s,t"a''''s 40 WI
Church street Galveston, Texas. Is
WAN TED Sauatlon as boolslSoepor or
"m,s'nah M IlY Hvv9I4 OF general MGR
i"i',liSSU Nn,' ""di'NH 10 Dun -,
'"''aN"lc i'N"s' ~
A 10Y would like 60 rpt "A position In
orice or store. can pive 4 rc'ommcn,ia
tons Address g6i3. this office q
,,- .....,,.
mi Ador.ss GjSS mis- oft,e ~
''''' -
POSITION hy IA Qrst-rlua- baker on
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| BOARD AND RooMs Wanted.

..-l~ EEL.
WANTED--By couple w3fh small child.
large downstairs unfgrnished room. with
board; In family without children pre-
ierTed, references exchanged. Addrese
{. H.. this office. "
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WANTED SurWiou by lady with littc
Iul a7 hoLS"kceror, wages reasonable
Address PiNO. his office. -
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I hNPEKlENCEU woman, mNille AGED.
| wants cooking Ia boarding house
| or private taniN ~ once .Aidless Mrs,
Il. G. NJ. this office. -
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For RENT Desirable homes from 10
Ia rooms each IN Third ward al prices
tangus from 81 per month up, IN
Fourth ward. from so per month up.
IN tlith ward, from so per month up
n Second ward, from slf per month up.
In First and sixth warts, from SiG per
month up, N NJ. Norfeci, tintchins
iiuusr. II
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| FOR RENT Two large south rooms
| Kitchen. pantry, hail and bath, cistern
| water ans Gas. Apply upstairs 30 craw
| ford. y