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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10
KENTUCKY REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
PROBABILITY OF A SHORT sEssIoN-ATToRNEY-
GENERAL TAYIOR's CHANCES.

GENERAL TAYI4ORs CHANCES
Lexington, Ky. July 9-The Republican State
Convention which meets here next "Wednesday,
may be a record breaker for quick work. The
Democratic State Convention at Louisville two
weeks ago broke the record the other way, being
in session an entire week. There were three candi-
dates for the Democratic nomination for Governor
-Goebel Stone and Hardin. There are also three
candidates for the Republican nomination for Gov
ernor-TaylOr. Stone and Pratt
Acknowledgement Taylor says that about two
thirds of the delegates instructed for him. His
friends assert that the delegates for Colonel stone
and Judge Pratt cannot affect the vote for Taylor
by any combination between themselves or even with
candidates for the minor places Colonel Stone and
Judge Pratt are expected here tomorrow, and their
friends promise some surprises but the present in
dcauons are that the Taylor men will organize the
Convention and be able to carry through what is
known as the Taylor slate"
TAYLOR is called the National Administration man,
while Governor Bradley and other State admins
tration men are considered as faVoring some other
man. Since both Stone and Pratt were distanced
I'm the race before the county conventions. there
have been efforts concentrate on John W. Yerkes
or some other dark horse" but so far without
aDparent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10
Suicide IN THE PARK.

NoRoFF HAD BEEN MAKING INQUIRIES ABOUT
MEANS OF DEATH
I NoroM hfty-hve years old, OF No. 1856 west
,,,r,r,r,bst committed suicide about / o'clock
Yesterday morning by shooting on the West Drive
IN Central Park, near Sixty-fourth-st
Dr. +. NJ Clerhew. of No lO4 West Slxty-hrst-st''
Identified the body. He said Noroff had kept the
cigar store in the Hotel Won Claim, Ffty-nlnth-st
IA Ninfh-aye for about two years. lie said
%oroff was a RUSSIAN and had been socially OF
GOOD standing in Russia. having occupied position
The eouivaAent OF a judicial place In this country
He said the old man recently made many IN
ouries OF him to the easiest way or ending one
Hfc He talked In such q rational vein, however.
thst DR. Cierhew paid little attention 10 him
TnrofT wanted to know II drowning was painful, TX
shooting was instantaneous, and asked about
posons. saying he wanted to experiment with his
meant nv making such inquiries he said he was
making a scientific investigation OF the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10

is doing so we'll AT the Duke OF Yorks Theatre
that Nat Goodwin will prolong its run.
As souvenir Of the performance at Windsor on
July I. when. Grau's company presented the opera
OF 81 Pagliacci" before large gathering or royal
ties. the Queen has presented Maurice 5rau WIN
handsome silver inkstand, with the royal mono
gram. and has presented Suzanne Adams WIN d
gold bracelet with the Queens Initials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10
MAY BE ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE

Bowling Geeen KY, July 9-Ever since the
Democratic Convention at Louisville two weeks ago
there has been talk Of another Democratic State
ticket The anti-Goebel Democrats Of Warren
County have called a meeting here for tomorrow.
In the event of the movement here being taken
up in other parts Of the State. John D. Carroll,
Colonel w c. p. Breckenridge and Ex-Governor j.
Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10

most OF the letters received by local A..,.
houses show decided hesitation N .r,ass
operations in Cuba until matters are more t rsn
gull. "an-
General Ludlow is planning n .x,.,.
drains running to the sea near the Ienau ,ne
pltal further down the harbor ''per nos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10

THE WOMEN'S COUNCIL-A representative Of
The Associated Press has interviewed the Coun-
tess OF Aberdeen and others regarding the practical
results likely accrue from the International
Council of Women. Lady Aberdeen. who is an en-
thusiastic admirer OF the American and Canadian
delegates. said:
Every one OF them was skilled expert, ana
most Of them were trained speakers whom the
congress was delighted TO hear. which cannot be
said I'm regard 10 many OF the other speakers. The
Americans as d rule wete better informed, more
decided in opinion and further advanced on the
leading topics than any OF the other delegates
They fairly outstripped the Englshwomen. who
however were better informed than the Cont
mental delegates I'm general knowledge OF tho sub
jects pertaining to women.
Mrs Sewall the congress from the first. Her
extraordinary tact In dealing with such "A largo
gathering was remarkable.
Miss Susan Is. Anthonys powerful advocacy Of
WOmens claims distinctly ahded 10 her hfehuy
great reputation.
Regarding the results. the grand contamination
has been reached OF welding together cosmo-
pOlltan body Of thoughtful women prepared to ed
hence the leaven Of to-day will have leavened the
whole world and the irresistible force OF public
opinion will have raised women TO their proper
Miss Susan b. Anthony dwelt enthusiastically on
the work of the council and said:
we have already taken the outer trenches OF
the worlds thought"
THEATRICAL.-In spite OF the many counter
attractions and the hot weather. most OF the thea
tres Jared well last week. AN American Citizen"
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WHAT LONDON TALKS OF.

London, July 2.
HEAVY OCEAN TRAVE1A-When Mr.. Choate'
the United States Ambassador. declared AT the
banquet here July that the presence OF thou-
sand American women at the reception held az the
Embassy during the afternoon was the most I'M
pressive evidence he had yet received In regard
to the importance of the Ambassadorship 10 the
Court OF ST. James. he gave only n faint idea OF
the crowds OF Americans now In LONDON Do
great is the rush that the steamship companies
admit their inability to cope with II. All the
transatlantic companies have ordered from one 10
four new ships 1t is impossible for many OF
these to be ready In 1900. The American anu
North German lines are pushing work on theiI
vessels to the utmost possible but they haIdy
hope to have them ready for the Paris EAnlDluoh'
The Atlantic Transport Company has four YES
sells averaging 1000 tons. In course or construc-
ton They will be COZ feet long. The new Ley
land liner Winfredan. for the Boston trade nus
her trial to-day. Even the cargo boats are CON
stanty increasing their passenger accolhmoda-
lions. with the view OF meeting the growing de-
mand for passages The Wlnifredian VIII accom-
mOdate 40 saloon passengers.
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a LESSON FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WILLIAMS. Of the Atlantic Transport company
who was among the representatives, of the snip
owners Society appointed 10 confer with the
Thames Conservancy Board with the view OF
having the entrance OF the Thames improved has
been holding up the New-York Harbor manage
ment a model for the Thames people ana tne
fact that New York has contracted Tor the an
nual removal OF huge quantities Of silt mas
startled tie guardians of Londons ,wattr"ay'
which Is now so seriously threatened by the IN
creasing silt deposits.
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& N~~mu& %he
SHARP and InCiSiVe Criticism


y having quick reduced quantity
marked
Thus the Summer becomes the opportunity
and the value daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10

WAR IN THE TEA TRADE.-There is great
element in the trade. owing to the decision Of
the Indian and Ceylon sellers to abolish the practice
Of allowing pound extra in every hundred 40 COM
pensation for waste. The dealers in London are In
arms, and have resolved to boycott the Indian and
Ceylon teas As a cOunterblast to this s the de-
csion OF the sellers of Calcutta, yesterday, VINO
withdrew all their teas, refusing to sell for Lon
don. Twenty thousand chests were withdrawn at
Calcutta alone. and the auction was stopped Out
OF 100000 pounds required for Great Britain
planters and exporters representing 100000 have
promised stick TO the abolition resolution. Thlr-
ty-four planters are starting for England lmIne-
daely to open agencies in this country for the sale
Of their teas. In the mean time, the doors nave
been opened for China teas OF q lower grade
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mensely, aggregating hundreds above those of 1898
RITUALISM.-A Parliamentary return issued In
regard TO the number of Church of England
churches in which there are confessional boxes
seems to show the accusations of the Anti-Rtual-
lists in regard to this specific alleged awlessness
are practically groundess. all the dioceses ex-
cept five say not exists Tho five exceptions
are London, Chichester. Exeter. oxford and South
well. At the same time. there are scores OF
churches, especially in London where confessions
are heard AT the altar rails In chairs placed in
defined positions in the nave, in order TO avoid
possible scandals through hearing concessions In
the vestres rectores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10

GOETHES BIRTHDAY.-The 10th anniversary
NJ Goetbe's birthday. August g. will be observed
all over Germany by special performances at the
theatres the erection Of monuments and 10 other
WAYS The first celebration began at Dusseldorf
Wednesday with the opening Of the Goethe Exhibi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10

THEATRICAL.-In spite OF the many counter
attractions and the hot weather most OF the thea
tres Jared well last week AN American Citizen"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-10

TRANSFER OF SPANISH 1SLANDS'-The
transfer Of the Carones and other Islands to Ger
many takes place in the autumn warshp VIII
no sent 10 the islands take formal possession OF
,ban1 and hoist the German flag, She Will he ac-
companied by a steamer having on board the ad-
ministrative officials.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Coumb a. Washington, Il. C.. October IA
lSJ3--NUtlce is hereby given that the Commission
ers OF the District II Columbia intend Ia make Tho.
i"iloNliS named improvements. which are, in the If
Judgment necessary the public health safety and
comfort Assessments for one-haif the cost of
the same VIII he made provided in puhlic act
No, III, approved August I, 1891 Parties who ara,
interested in the proposed work are notified tlI 4
the said Commissioners will give Il hearing al tl,.
OF NOVEMBER 1899. II O'Clock am in he
board room of the said Commissioners 10 any and
al! persons who may desire To object thereto. SET
NEW GRANITE CURBS AND LAY CEMENT
SlibEW Al-k-On the south side A ST. Sc from
lith st. to 10Th St, abuttinS lots in square 1859
fronting on said \ st. between the limits mined
ut estimated cost Of 81 ,:21. ON the north side
of Q ST. NV from Florida ave to 1st ST. abuttinr
lots in square Oh, fronting said q st between
the limits named, at estimated cost of 81 3sS
On the south side of Hanover place NV, ahutt ing
lots 46 A. A. ~, so, 81. 81 and 53, square 81 :
at estimated cost of 391 On the west side Of
I'D st. NV, from X street northward to the first
public alley north of Il St, AUDITING lot %, block
II, halorama Heights at an estimated cost of
$3.50 On the west side of Hardwood ave NV he
tween Florida and I St, AUDITING the norta
10 feet of lot H. lots 90 ~, 81 81 and the s,uth
81 46 feet of lot -. block o. lie Droit Park ut an
estimated cost of S42I. On the side of Ist 81
NV, from Q st. Florida ave-, abutting lots in
limits named, ar an estimated of S97T RE
SET CURB AND LAY CEMENT SInEW IK-On
the east side Of list St Sc, from B G ST.
abuttins lots in square 1872 fronting on said LIST
St, estimated of $50 ON the north
side Of F1orida n.w from 9th st TO 9th ST
abutting lots in block 3, lie Droit Park fronting
said Florida ave. between the limits named If
estimated cost of 5000. BY order of the Beard
of Commissioners If the District of Columbia
II
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR BRICK SrABIE--WASHINC-
ton Barracks, ID. c., oct. 6, 1S99.-Sealed pro
posals. in duplicate, will be received here until
structing brick stable at this post. United States
reserves right T. reject any all proposals or any
part thereof Envelopes should be indorsed PRO
pOsals for brick stable Information furnished on
application TO quartermaster here.
ocl2, 10, Il, 16, 1873
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For EENT-7OG CONN AVE, II RMS AND .
baths: thorough condition; large back yard, con
seryatory. rent $50 per month. II. RuZiLH Ut
LANI. 1920 + ST. -ocli-3t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia, holding ii special for Orphans
Court business. Iii estate OF William Wall
deceased No. 91l3- Administration docket 90
court OF the District Of Columbia, holding a spe-
clal term for Orphans Court business, for probate
OF Il last VIII and testament and for letters tesla
mentary on said estate by Albert f. Fox and
October, 1899. that notice is hereby given Ncho
las r. Wall and Lula Wall Moore and to all others
concerned, to appear in said court On Friday, the
18th day Of November A d 1899 at 10 O'Clock
IN, To show cause why such application should
not be granted. This notice shall he published in
the Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star once in each Of three successive weeks be-
fore the return day therein mentioned-the first
publication to be not less than thirty days before
said return day. BY the court: CHAS. c. COLE.
Associate Justice. Attest: NJ. J. GRIFFITH
Acting Register, of Wills. f. II. THOMAS, At
torney for Applicant. oc9-1aw,3t
Clerk.-In the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia. the eth day of October, is99.-Ella
Louisa Clagett ct al. Ebert Clagett ct al. No
2DT9l. Docket On motion of the plaintiffs. by
that the defendants, Maurice ClHgett. John Rozier
Clagett Maggie d. Russ, Mary c. Perrin. Mary
Marguerite de Sbour, Gertrude Clagett, Maurice
]. Cagett, William II. Clagett, Adele Clagett,
Henry Black Clagett and Margarie Russ. cause
their appearance to be entered herein before
the first rule day occurring forty days after this
day; otherwise the cause will be proceeded with
in of default. The object of this suit is 10
substitute trustee to succeed Dorsey Clngett and
William Ward MUhun. deceased. trustees under
the Will of Willie Brice Clsgett. deceased. Pro-
vided copy of this order be published in The
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star
once week for three weeks previous said re-
turn day. By the Court: JOB BARNARD, JUS
Clerk. BY FRED. c. o'CONNEIL Assistant Clerk
oce-law .3w
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PERSONAL.

UP THE AVENUE VOC MAY STROLL. WITH A
span, of six under your control. A postal in III.
Slot will bring US 10 the spot for gents, dis
carded garments, at our usual high rats
JUSTHS OLD STAND, G19 u. oc165tT
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

FOR RENT-DESK ROOM IN REAL ESTATE OF
flee ground ther 'front.'; very choice location.
moderate rent 10 the right party Address Box
IL, Star office. II.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND 3D-FLOOR OF
fees -1f0T + ST. NV. For rent by VIM III
SAUNDERS AGO, 1907 f St oc14-3t
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MANICURE.

SCARBOROUGH PARLORS. ITO G ST NV
Hair hand and facial culture
Manicure branch. ARLINGTON DRUG STORE
ONLY; irst-ioor parlors- oel4-6ts
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FOR RENT Or SALE MODERN BRICK COR
ner dwell , above Dupont Circle: rent. Sloo
Der M. Price low and terms reasonable Oh sale
TYLER X RUTHERFORD. 1907 + ST. NV.
-
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-WIiL LADY WHO WAS SEEN PICKING,
up gold watch. with initials NJ II. \ ON case on
steamer Newport News. from Norfolk On sun
day llornng, Oct Is. at half past ten return
10 1929 St and save further trouble
AS sh" is known? No questions asked. 1t.
LST-ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON NEAR FLORIDA
ave AMI X ST, a Japanese pug; answers - name
of 'knk"i wears harness. red ribbon and tag
No ii12. liberal reward If dog Is returned to
1913 3d -. ne. 0cl+1ts
LOST-STNDAY. BET. 3 AND ; O'CLOCK PM
on the l4th ST. or Military road. pillow top
embroidered with names and American and Cuban
flags. Return To- Wellington Hotel. IT.
LOST OR STRAYED- ROAN HORNED COW
fresh. on night Of Oct II. between Benning and
Chain bridge. u. &. Reward for recovery Call
address GEO. +. WALTERS. 32l3 NJ St NV
ocl4-3t'
LOST-S5 REWARD FOR LOST GOLD KNEE.
small fiat. broad, enameled with blue feurde-
lis. containing one blade and nail file Return IN
REGISTER OF WILLS. City Hall. ocl4-3t.
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IlIOS r.. WAGGAMAN,
0cl1-w, fam 9l7 r 81. NV

FOR RENT-BY Il. 0. HoLTZMAN, REAL ESTATE
and lnSuranc, Broker. 10Th and r sts. NV.
Hotel l4th aud II -S5,oIO 1910 9th nwlOr.sta. ~ 90
1+l5 NV. l6r, 70, lOi3 18Th NV, l2r. 40 90
per annum.. s.. 90 Il2J 10th NV, IOr.. 90
40 18th NV, l6rS 1900 81 Mo ay. 81 90
3u9 18Th NV, 2lr; s5,S 2lt2 Pa az NV. sr. 5000
1889 | NV, apt. Or. -. 90 yl7 ID NV Or. .... -. II
lUl7-1g 10Th NV lir-1u - 1927 Conn av Or - ~
1899 | NV. apt, Or. 60 90 1913 Mallach ir - 90
1927 NJ Or apis. y. 90 l5l5 Columbia Or 2l 80
zoos Ii NV. l5r.. 33T 1919 Fla ay ne 7rNs % 30
gl3 II 1 ay. llr.....jU.UO }JS l3th NV, 7r. 20 %
1885 l. NV. Err. - ~ 300 18th NV r.. ~ 90
1923 18th NV, Tor. 10 90 10 6 NV IT,. il 30
1927 18th NV luT. 1890 3I4 I4th NV 5r....l : 30
81 y, A. % tO5 A. sw. 800
BIB lith, lOr-. $500 92l y \ aF, 3r..l Il 60
FURNISHED HOUSES
lIth&h, 25r, per u. SG. U1y 18Th near y l5r. 10
10th 4. l3r... 800 Wyoming aN lSr d, Ia
mr. lTtn NV l5r&st.3.GUU II l ay&lJth llr l25
q 2uth, l2r. 500 y near I'D lar p mi TI.
10th X, lar, ID. 4oU 2lst near q NV Tor lO1
OFFICES.
Cor 10th +, rs, $50 NV Sd doa1. 500 90
suite. all front J4l NV I'd g,or I. al
steam neat SV1oO 40 la aV.. 80 d l5.Vp
Desirable rooms, Atlan G39 NV, 30 nO1r. Il 90
nc coast Line bldg, y 639 Il NV, 4tlt floor. 300
all front and ireprUOf 100 9Th NV. 81 A $40 sa
from $40 to S35 each.
STORES.
av and o 5000 ia 9Th NV. SIS. 90
STABLES
l24s sth NV (rear) 500 1892 Mass ay tr'rlSIOoO
oC9-tf
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UNFINISHED.

- ieAs-N Sr. 1000 .ih
S9'o' 10 \. rear, lr SO 70 2lo Arthur pi lr
2i9 Wilson ryy r. S50 a. 81 ~ IN ne %
81. lois Kings NV Ar 81 30 i32T r NV sf,Ta
$50. 200 2Ist nv Store $40 Gl5 + NV has.,m.nt
So ''-' . sw' rear Or $500. 100 ' nv, Or
1895 ir, NV II 30 81 1917 ~ NV Sr
= 20 io5i ~ 81, ne r S$9 $50 ., II NV, n
So 123., Del av sw A. $555t...II.4 en- NV "
- ~ = Ja oe ., H. r l9it I$ta nw, 81
$3.50. .SlY Kitten sw, IT so ITi2 + NV. Tor
$50. Il Columbia av, Or so. ..llO7 9th NV IIr
Si8 20 53 - Il; rear y r. Is kgan%ke, Or
Slo.5o.. .2I2JIa NJ, store >i5...i7ig 18th NV. NJ
SO 80 i32S Gesr ~ Sr az -, .,a1@ y i n Or or
336 { ne ST. S53 ,,io y n ~ NV I,y ~ 81
SIl 42T o sw, 6r 1920 22d NV Tor
~ 1913 9TH 81, store $50. 23os 10Th NV l2r
'ot Soa , NV 5r 2olo I2th NV Tor
si5 90 1913 Il ne 81 SEQ II n nw' i i
si5 80 t t NV NV, 81 S6'o- lgil II ay iir
SI2.tu. il2 J ay. 6r SIS 18th NV furnished
III T 81 sfo Of 30 'i1Is ar farnst
$3.50. " 800 c ne, Or $50. I4thSB, foundry
$i9. 10. pa Mass av 7r 709 & uw......t. Offices
ocl6 w&f u, II. WARNER Il co. GIG F NV.
FOR RENT-EEAT-TIFIJ gROoN IND RATTI
house. NV. $50. {. j. HANBACK. 5i2 F. Room
T. oci63t.
FOR REM
1917 st. NV: ia rooms and bath: $50
oc16-3t ]. d. SULLIVAN. 18th and q sts. NV.
II
oclG-3t j u Sullivan l3th and {, ST. n "
1,l,, ,,,
fpA hEN Isl. ALE 81; II i"pVNN' 3
palhs' 'lF'trle gas llSLitlnS' new paper: new hot
water heater; all modern; $500. MILTON w.
2----, - - ~
FOR RE\T-CENTRAL LOCALITY. Sio.'o MO,
ioi II DIV; u rooms, bath. cellar; in good re
n%iG3t STONE A T,ArRraX sos :. - nv
" - -
FOR Rk%T,tol-l MIRA HEIGHTS LEST SEC.
IloN, ; doors from 18th 81. on hENE-SAN
1nlr S,5 M" Eay ar 10" Ken nv l.
,-.1i;-3t STONE A. lJPF-E \ SnG l. :. n N
- -, - -
FOX ktNI-SMALL HOt SES-Bklth "23 h 81.
Inns 81. IL Iri,L i.,i,; ~, ~ NV, Inns
and hath newly nar,.rad So "a. and ram. 5n
II St ne I rooms Si3 AIEEHT F. F0N $50
f ST NV II
FOR RENT WI.II-IptrATFD DWGS - HETrK
az; {; - II N 10 r,.,fIs and hatb uaylt ma
p.red $40: aud brick ga tjrh st nv rooms
and bath so; also brick 1915 18Th St nv.
rooms ana hatH: $50; ana nilGS "a" l"Ida avn
II, i" ~ e." tl l'' Dui''tL"- -Ni'hiI
=. r'N' - st Nv. -
FOR RENT l226 nth ST. y W; POSSESSION
given Nov l. 1899, house open frr inspection.
ZEN, 49, per year; AuureSs H. 9lfAI', H.s''
~ ii''i- ''' l So Nv ''.i'-'t
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Advertisements under the clnssih-
cation of Wanted Help will be in
serted at the TH{c of one cent per
word per insertion. the min imum
charge being - cents. Advertise
ments may be flied mt amy Postal
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sent through the medium of the
Postal telegraph messenger system
at regular ADVERTISING rates.
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rmEKTnKn. n f =.

FOR RENT 10 5TIl : r. THE WALTON.
LIST fiat. a mi, steam hest. ar sna bath. SO -
400 { -. lnr&h-- $3.50 40 So. . 90
l453 C"rc'n. llr. b b 81 go 18th 50. 9 30
6ln \ ne. b. rheap25 uo SatS 10Th - ! 50
::3 y . a Sc 6r& HIPS lst NV Or. u 30
uaN
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FOR RENT ~ 18TH ST. y wv. II ROOMS AND
hath r""m; all IN f.; rent. $50 per mo. TYLER
& RUTHERFORD. 1901 r st NV ocl43t-
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r 4 NESRIT. 1921 q ST.
53l 18th nv. sr&b p -
1910 ; nv. 9r&h ~ ~
l4a3 Fla av. NrSp n %
l2lS 10Th NV r.yd Ii. 20
1921 Sth. lur&b .. So -
463 Fla av. sr&b, - ~
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FOR RENT-l24 nth ST Sc: REMODEL ED;
IL rooms; new hath room. large yard 3ufuut
paved alley, cellar; newly pap-rel ana painted.
thorough repair. S27 80. ncl Az
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT BY LATIMF
l23 9TH lie. Crab. $50 ~
29il y nv. 5r.....I5.5u
1lo l2;h NV. 6r is. -
Cor l5&G. l0r. new o. 90
III 10Th NV. 6rAh.2I ua
liza y J Nv. Sr&h. 1000
l4l2 St"ught u ar&b. 81. 90
ng14 a.
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FOR RENT $40: NJ ST NV: THREE STORY
brick: nine large room :: latropes gas water
bath. etc, newly painted and plpcl.d: cellar;
yard; SD 30, key l.22 3 NV o-l3-3i.
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