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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-17

bona fde residents and taxpayers of .he District
of Columbia and who have been such for five
years Immediately preceding their appointment,
who shall constitute board of education, and
whose term OF Office shall be seven years, except
that the terms of the persons first appointed shall
terminate follows: One each year. to be de-
termincd by lot among the seven members Of
the board iist appointed The compensation of
members OF the board shall be SO each for per
sonal attendance at each meeting, but shall not
exceed for any member 500 per annum.
The board shall have complete jurisdiction over
all administrative matters connected with the pub
lie schools OF the District of Columbia, except
that all expenditures Of public funds for such
school purposes shall be made and accounted for
as now provided by Law under the diTecti,n AMI
control Of the Commissioners OF the District o.
Columbia. The board shall make all needfui rules
and regulations which may be proper for the gov
crnnent and control Of said schools. and shall
make annual report to the Commissioners Of the
District of Columbia, who shall transmit the same
to Congress, of the condition and operations Of
said schools. and the sanitary and structural
dition of all buildings in as well as those
in course Of construction, with recommendations
rs respects ncded changes.
The board shall have power to appoint one
superintendent Tor all the public schools of the
District Oh Columbia, two assistant supefinic,I-
dents. one 81 whom, under the direction of the
superintendent, shall have Charge of schools for
colOred children; secretary, and three clerks,
and to remove said officers at its pleasure, and
shall also hLve power 10 employ and remove all
teachers officers. and other employees connected
with the public schools not already specified.
Provided. Tint the graduates Of the normal schools
shall! have preference in all cases when appoint
ments Of TEACHERS for the grade schools to be
made. Tit superintendent shall annually submit
to the board ;cr its approval the of studies
and list Of textbooks and other apparatus TO be
used in said schools
The board shall annually transmit TO the Com
missioners Of the District Of Columbia esti-
mate in detail of the amount of money required
for the public schools for the ensuing year, and
said Commissioners shall include the same in their
annual estimate of appropriations for the District
of Columbia 'zith such recommendations as they
may deem prosar.
The foregoing provisions under the head of
Public schools" shall take effect on the first
day of July. 200. and all acts and parts of acts
in conflict he; ewith are hereby repealed.
Candidates Who Are Barred.
1t will be seen that the law itself i'm
poses important Limitations upon the Com
missioners in making these appointments.
AT the very outset it is stipulated that the
appointees shall have been residents and
property holders in the District for FIVE
years prior to July !, 1900. This limita-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-17
THE TRUCK HOUSE ROBBERY.
Detectives still without n CIew tt
the Thief.

Detectives still Without n CIew to
the Thief.
Detectives Helan and McNamee are still
at work on the reported robbery which
occurred at the house of Truck company
at the corner Of New Jersey Avenue and
Street northwest some time between
the Cd and 7th instants. What. IL any
thing. their investigation has brought to
light is not known, as the police are as ear
nest in their efforts to maintain secrecy as
to their movements. as they were to keep
the matter Of the robbery quiet Every
precaution was taken to prevent the knowl-
edge of the robbery becoming public prop
erty, as it savored of scandal, but the
news leaked out yesterday. The secret had
been guarded. however, since the Sth OF
the month. when it was reported by Fire
man Peter r. Davis, the victim Of the rob-
berry.
According to the information in the pos
session of the police, Davis loss amounts
to 1888 In cash. a receipt for a deposit OF
IS with the Washington Gas Company a
deed OF eighteen acres Of land In West
more'and County. Va. and several other
valuable papers. The money and papers
were stolen from Davis trunk, In the Of
fee Of the truckhouse. 1t is said that the
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-17

! the start will be prodigious. a superin-
| tendent and two assistants are to be
/ chosen, and the entire school system put
! in operation on a new basis. In corse-
! quence some Of the people first thought
of for appointment are out OF reach for
! the reasons mentioned.
For the reason that the Board is &c be
composed of seven members, two of whom
! il is thought, should be women. it has
! been found practical impossiblity by
| the Commissioners to give much attention
| to localities or sections of the District in
settling upon members of the Board.
| Nearly all of the citizens associal lions
OF the District some twelve in number.
have presented a candidate for appoint
ment. The limitations of the law early
cut off the consideration of candidates
along this line. The, small number Of the
Eoard and the Snatute of the duties the
members are 20 assume have made it
obligatory upon the Commissioners TO
settle upon appointees who should repre-
sent the entire District and its people,
rather than localities.
CoIored Members of the Ronrd.
Owing TO the presence of the colo-ed
schools in the District, and to their Just
claim for recoGnition. the Commissioners
have given much attention to that branch
Of the subject. They have met unex-
pected difficulties in hitting upon repre-
sentative colored citizens who were so
situated that they could serve on the
Board. and who, at the same time, were
satisfactory to the colored people of the
city This difficulty has been hard one
to solve and much consultation with the
colored people has been necessary The
candidates for the two appointments are
numerous, including some of the most
representative colored citizens, but criti
cism has been put forward. in almost
every instance. and the Commissioners
have found themselves nonplussed over
the situation. However. consultation has
removed some of the barriers in the way
and it is expected that the two colored
appointments on the Board will be found
satisfactory to all.
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trunk was not forced but opened with a

trunk was not forced. but opened with a
duplicate key. evidently made or secured
by the thief Davis last saw his valuables
on June and did not discover his loss
until June I. when he had occasion to go
to his trunk. He was surprised when he
realized that he had been robbed and nom
plused to know how and when the robbery
occurred.
report of the matter was at once made
to Chief Paris. OF the Fire Department,
and to Major Sylvester. and then followed
the effort to keep the matter n secret.
A description of the money stolen from
Davis is as follows: Six $40. two $40, and
twelve S. gold pieces; one $50 bill. one 500
BILL and Sis in So and 81 bills. 1t is said
there is at present no clew to the thief.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-17
MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL NEEDED.
4 Patient Refused in Two Places
Finds Lodgment In n Third.

The Commissioners are in receipt of a
notice from ]. A. Frank. which illustrates
the need of municipal hospital on the
one hand and the difficulty experienced on
the other hand by the authorities in de-
pending upon private hospitals for the
care of sick people who must be cared fo-
at public expense.
Mr.. Frank states that Pauline SimoveisN
was refused admission at the Homeopathic
and Freedmen's Hospitals, there being No
vacant beds at the former. and the ply
sican in charge at the latter not deemins
her proper subject for admission.
Mr.. Frank further states that she was
removed to the Washington Asylum Hos
pital where she was received.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-17
0c for SI.25 skirts.

Several hundred ladies' pure linen
crash skirts; both in the plain effects
and trimmed with two rows Of duck;
splendidly made and perfect-fitting
skirts. which are being sold elsewhere
for no less than s125, are to be offered
you at CSC.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-17
SENT TO THE REFORM SCHOOL.
The Boy Who Stole n Purse i'm
Church Sentenced.

In the Police Court yesterday Judge
kimball committed Frank Walsh, charged
with petit larceny, to the Reform School
during minority. Walsh is the young
orphan and blind mans guide arrested Frs
day by Policeman Sampson. for the lar
ceny of pocketbook containing $3.50 and
a check for $50. from the choir loft at st.
Patrick's Church. Thursday afternoon. Tho
pocketbook was the property Of Mrs Mar
garet Nolan Martin. II was recovered. as
was the check ard 81 OF the amount con-
tanned at the time of the theft. Walsh
entered plea of guilty when arraigned.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-17

TOmOrrOw's rare silk bargains.
25c..... for wash silks pretty Styles worth Soc
for alsk black and cOlOred tafetaline worth Soc
A.inch a-silk black figured Indias worth Sc
SOC for 27nch allsk japanese white wash silk worth 69c
for A-inch al.silk guaranteed foulard worth 81
79c for zn alsk guaranteed satin blk duchesse worth 81
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-17

'To know that which before us lies in daily
life is the prime WISDOM 1t is to the advantage
and prime wisdom OF everyone to know something
about beer Order OF ii.urichs. and get
acquainted with a beer brewed of the best malt
and hops Order case of Maerzen. Senate, or
Lager by 'phoning G3i. Arlington Bottling Co.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-17

For graduating costumes.
25c for y,rdwde Cream Henrietta. Worth zoe.
63c for 40-ncl Superfne Cream Henrietta. Worth 75c
69c for 36inch Cream Seash ore Flannel. Worth 75c
75c for 45inch Atwood Gre am Henrietta Worth $780,
Soc for 36incl Cream Bedfor Cord Worth 75c.
$l.12J for 3S-inch Cream Silk Sublime. Worth $1.49
69c for 40nch Cream Brilantine. Worth $1.OO.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-17
800 wrappers to go at 49c.

Three hundred wrappers of the most desirable patterns in
percae and and wish here three thousand They
embraced makers surplus ok which he turned
at about half regular and thus them 40 cents
instead of Csc Full width Skin sseparate waist inngfas
cOOrs.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-17
"Hechts' Greater Stores
"Hechts' Greater Stores,
513515 Seventh Street.
513-515 Seventh Street.


purchasing uneque Backed by unlimited nerve and
the buy suits the face conditions though en-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-17
csc for 81 skirts.

In this lot are most exceptional val
ues, embracing skirts of white pique;
skirts Of black duck and blue duck;
the latter two sorts trimmed with two
rows of white duck, which you cannot
equal elsewhere for less than 81, are
offered you at Csc.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-17

Ladies' linen crash wash skirts; of a
better quality and better-made skirts
by far than those which are offered
you about town for 50c-cOnsidera-
bly, fuller in width and by far more
perfectly sewn and more perfect-fit-
ting, are offered you at the ridiculous
price of 1gc
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
FoR KENT-uoIsFs.

FOR RENT HOUSE NO SOC PRICE
street. al. convenierces Apply next door
TO RENT SOUTHWEST CORNER
Habersham and Huntingdon. Apply 1921
Bul strcst.
DESIRABLE NEW RESIDENCE FOR
rent Apply ~ Jones street. west
FOR RENT. 9p HALL. EAST 5
room. not and cold water also 7i6 Haher-
sham all iu frst-c.ass condition. imme-
date possession App.y IS W. swinton
ss Thir'y-eighth street cast.
FOR EENT. MEDIUM sIZE HOUSE
with 5 rooms suitable for medium size
family. on Taylor street near Bull. rent
modcrate' an convenences. Apply 90
Lynch, the grocer.
7i4 MONTGOMERY. NEAR GWIN-
nett. seven rooms with convenlences
rent reasonable 90 good tenants io3 Park
avenue. west
FOR RENT g2i LIBERTY STREET
from Jan. !. S rooms. low rent Peter
Reilly
FOR RENT. HOUSE. 1874 BULL
street, bath and an conycuieuces, 50 per
month. J. + Fulton son.
FOR RENT. aa PARK AVENUE
west. modern house with am convoniences
s. per month. J r Fulton & son
ron pr,s-,r r,r.7..,.rrr-D ptst-
49, o., tf.--t, 49,, -, H.. -,
- -. .....t = r,,1.,r a -
ron p,,>... ep, r.>,,,yr, s,-st,,t,,,f,r-
"a t,.,i -, -, 80 a,rr,r4 ~
perfect condition Porcelain bath tuh and
OH modern improvements. sll per month
J. r. Futon & Son.
-t,1r, y,,-,,.r -rt,,- r,prr- pr,sr
49,. -. ~. -, -, sriert,a Ia
40 4. r,,t,or & s,n
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.


EXPERIENCED SALESMAN, CLOTH
n. < DDS slols. desires siisou dur-
~ rollay week Y. q, this ONCE.
WANTED. BY A YOUNG MAN. POSI-.
.,, a. shipping clerk for wholesale
-, best Of references. Address y Y,
1iorn.ug News
uy EXPERIENCED AND RELIABLE
~, ~ 10. kkeepcr or general help tn
20. or Office Address Reliable. NewA
.G4s
MAN WANTS PLACE IS COOK ~
,,, me city. good reference. Address
& .g Barnard street.
WANTED. SITUATION AS CLERK
a. .tors ~ business mouse. by comp .tcnt
-.r Competent. Morning New.
WANTED. BY a MACHINIsr OF
..- wears. experience. steady empl ~
r.rt Address p. NJ. News ONCE.
WANTED. a POSITION As sTENoG-
-s,her and typewriter by young lady
80 sme experience. trustworthy aDi
..nsblf 3 no. News office.
FlRsT-CLAss WASH WOMAN
,s,,- small tamly's washing 2ls East
boundary street.
COMPETENT wAsHWOMAN
vsrt. family washing Apply 752 West
Boundary street.
eDsPECTABI4E WOMAN WANTS
"a Gwinnett street, east. cross
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16


LOST. A MALTESE POODLE. MALE.
perfectly white with browa eyes and nose
and long nuny hair Aslswers 10 name Of
Prince weighs six or seven pounds. o.
about ten incbes high. WIS last seen IN
neighborhood Of Whitaker and Taylor
streets Liberal reward for return of
same or informas on that will lead 20 It's
recovery. Report 70 office Of De Soto Ho-
tel.
PERSON WHO FOUND PISTOL ~
hallway. Is Bryan. east On Dec 70. please
return and receive reward. Oliver Rod
gers.
LOST. LIVER COLORED POINTER
hlich with four white fee'. answers name
q Bell Reward n returned TO John
Lueders. care swift g. Co
LOST. a POCKETBOOK. CONTAIN
ing TWO dollars or more in change. with
two visiting cards. Finder VIII be reward
cd BY leaving ~ 10 Taylor street. west.
Mrs John Daniels.
FOUND. POINTER PUPPY. OWNER
can get same ~ John T. Cordes. Mont
geometry and Whatley avenue. by payment
n expenses
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ron RENT-RooMs.


TWO CONNECTING ROOMS: ALSO
one nicely furnished room. rs jefferson.
cofner Perry.
FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
front room: all convenlences. S5 Liberty.
east
FOR RENT. TO GENTLEMEN OR
couples with az children. two large south
rooms and two small. central @25 Whita-
ker corner McDonough.
FOR RENT. ONE NICELY FURNISH
% font room parlor. rs West state
street.
ROOMS. SINGLE. IN SUITES. OR
Nat 70 rent. 10 Jones. west.
FURNISHED SOUTHERN ROOM al
one or two men. terms reasonable. "a
Jones street. west.
no ADULTS. WELL FURNISHED
touth rooms large and small, board con
Nenient. los Castor. east
FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
room for gentlemen % private family.
i'l Charlton corner Whitaker.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOM
with or without board; also Dat OF rooms
furnished or unfurnishcd. cheap. 22i-
Barnard; references exchanged.
FOR RENT. LARGE. sOUTHERLY
exposed room. Apply ili Liberty street
west.
LARGE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
southern exposure; also three small
MONS unfufnished. io6 Vest Hull street
FOR RENT. LARGE COMFORTABLY
room suitable Tor one or two gentlemen
II Henry street. east
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT AT
ihe southwest corner Jones and Bul
streets, opposite Christian Association
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
rent or viii rent unfurnished. as Eaal
Jones street
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE.
men; hot and cold bath: same floor. 81
Tauuau.
CONNECTING ROOMS. FOR HOUSE
Keeping IS per month, furnished 70 gen
ueman, 81 20 s. per week. board 40
state and Montgomery.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN BOARD
ln private family. - Park avenue. east
SEVERAL GENTLEMEN CAN Sc
cure kcard in private family. s. per week.
ga aNnigomery street.
WANTED SEVERAL SELECT
boafdera. elegant rooms. splendid locl-
ton. no children taken. aos Jones. cas-.
BoARDERs WANTED. a COUPLE
or two Young men can secure room AMI
board with private family with an mod
eru improvements. by applying az Us
Taylor. east.
GOOD TABLE. PLEASANT ROOMS.
nice location: reasonable rates az 81 Har-
ris street. east.
FURNISHED ROOMS. FIRST CLASS
table board gii Jones street, east.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

ONE NICE ROOM. on THRTF NTcF
garre, rooms ~ HUI street Wert

----1----------
ONE NICE ROOM. OR THREE NICE
garre' rooms AZ Hull street. west
FOR RENT TWO NICELY FUR.
nlsnci rocms, rent reasonable. business
centcr 80 Bryan. cast.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN
private family. single gentleman. all cen
Nsuicnoes. ~ Perry. east
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. Ia
Perry west.
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOM FOR
gentleman. with or without board Apply
~ Perry street west
LARGE. COMFORTABLY FURNISH
ed rOsn for gentlemen. also light hoIse-
Keeping. bath privileges ~ East Con-
gross
FOR RENT. TWO NICE FURNISHED
rooms bath on same floor. 05 Liberty
west
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. II
Oglethorpe avenue west
THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR
rent s. 81 desire 20 board with occu-
pant, seventeen table Confer News
office
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
roR RDNr-sTOREs.


FOR RENT STORE AND DWELL
ING ON INDIAN STREET cONVEN
TENT TO WHARVES GOOD Btsi'
NESS STAND. APPLY so INDIAN
STREET.
FOR RENT. STORE AND DWELLING
corner Abercorn and Lamar avenue Az.
PLY Henry Solomon q Son. Bay and JEFF
ferson.
STORE NO as BAY. WEST. WELL
located for any business: large yard at
tached Inquire 90 Bay, west
FOR RENT. STORE AND DWELLING
corner Bay and West Boundary street.
good business stand. Apply Henry Feb
renkamp. 64i Bay street., west
FOR RENT. THAT STORE AMI
dwelling. corner jefferson and Duffy
streets. established business stand, at
moderate rental: can give immediate pos
session. J. = Fulton a son
STORE no WHITAKER. CENTRALLY
located. large. SIS. suit plumber. etc. Pc
ter Fox.
FOR RENT. STORE SITUATED MEAN
Market square. living rooms above, rent
SO Peter Reilly.
NO l0u WEST BROAD STREET EX-
oelleut sand, only SO. lYoumans & Dem
mond. Provident Building.
FOR RENT. THE TWO MOST DE.
sirable stores in Savannah; situate cornei
OF Whitaker. State and President streets
opposite new Postofloe w NJ. & ". +
Couey.
STORE FOR RENT BUSINESS CEN
trail location. suitable for any kind Of
business, that requires 10 be where-busi-
ness-ls Contract can be closed now
possession given first Of January. Apply
~ Easf Broughton.
FOR RENT. NEw sTORE on DRAY
ton street, between Perry ard lane. Prem
dergast a Ganshl. 9 Bryan street, cas-
FOR RENT. SUITABLE FOR STORE
or ONCE southeast corner Montgomery
and Perry street lane.
FOR RENT. STORE AND DWELL
ing. wheaton and Arnod. So per month
c. Mendel. 65s East Liberty.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A FREE SAMPLE or BENzOIN
Rain for chaps and rough skin, given 20
any lady calling al persse's drug stores,
Henry and ADcrcorn, Tay OF aud Whita-
ker.
III YOU'VE GOT TWO LUNGS LEFT.
SOW Rem win cure your cough, dollar
bottle guaranteed 10 cure or money re-
funded Persse's drug stores.
TIME GETTING SHORT TO SELECT
presents Tor Christmas Have you bought
a watch. brooch. diamond ring. or any
valuable and neat present Tor tho wife
aud daughter Hurry up 60 Wilensky e.
corner Broughton and Barnard. and make
your selections. The prices DO not require
the yield OF o south African mine 70 pur-
chase. and yet they are as good az can
be- found in The city
ron SALE CHEAP. BOYS. GIRLS.
gents and ladies' bicycles. slightly shop
worn: practically o. good as new; so. 81.
SEQ ana So. call and get bargain Or
Christmas G. b. Wcstc0u. 80 bull
street corner Jones lane.
DON'T YoU WANT A GOOD MICH
cow II ~ call al Yves, Boundary.
ron SALE. SMALL TURPENTINE
business. 20eg acres round timber in ter
rltory. clean rolling lands; any expert
enced operator woud Ike timber; VIII
sell cheap FOR cash. For Information. al
dress Box 52. Okahumpka. Fla.
FOR SALE. PALMETTO BERRIES.
either dried or fresh. in any quantities.
=. ". Amsdcu. Oraond. Fla.
PIANO FOR SALE. ENGLISH UP.
right 500 cash. us buny street. west.
A LARGE DRAFT HORSE FOR SALE
or trade m0 Twelfth street. west.
UORsE. WAGON AND HARNESS
ronv. buggy aud harness. sideooards
var.iroaea. extension dining tables. bed
room suites. lounges. cooking and heating
stoves for sale. cheap 40 Wilson'S Auction
House. - Congress street. west.
HORSES FOR SALE. JUST ARRIVED
al Feely's Transfer stable. West Broad
street. carload % Kentucky horses, when
we viii soil chsa1. call and see them.
N A. 4 Thos B0wden.
voR SALE. ONE SEINE. 40 FhET
long. nine feet deep. cheap "a wcsi
Liberty street.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16


LARGE WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE
ron RENT. CORNER BROUGHTON
AND WEST BROAD STREETS. FOR
MERI,Y OCCUPIED BY THE sANAN-
NAH CARRIAGE AND WAGON co. II.
p SMART.
FOR RENT. WHARF WEST OF MAR
kat dock foot OF Barnard from April ].
1901 G. H. Remshart
FOR RENT. STABLE N BROUGH
ton street lane. near Drayton. J. z. Full
con & sen.
FOR RENT. NICE STABLE AND
large ward. Is kber10ru street.
FOR RENT. on THE oGEBcHEE
rad between three and four-miie posts
urolley cars nearly 20 two-miie posu. land
IN lots from one acre 90 one hundred
same can be bought IN large or small lots
On easy terms c. II Dorseu.
ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP
rTAIs WILL RE PRINTED IN cLAs-
sIFfrD ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
ToR TWO CENTS a WORD. NO AID
vrRTfsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN 20C.
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FLATS ron nENT.

FOR RENT. FLAT l9ol WEST BROAD.
rooms and bath. s. per month. c. Men
del, 65s East Liberty
TWO VERY DESIRABLE FLATS. 5
Gordon. east az low rental Youmans &
Demmond. Provident Building
FLAT FOR RENT ~ 80 MACON.
east. r. Kennedy.
FLAT OF -FOUR ROOMS. WITH USE
Of bath. Apply at Price. near Liberty
street.
FOR RENT TWO FLATS. APPLY 20
Broughton. east.
FOR RENT. ONE FLAT or THREE
eaO1@oti7g MONS. water and sink IN
Kitchen pantry. privilege % bath. az
Hun street east. near Habersham, rent
s.
FOR RENT FLAT or FOUR ROOMS.
use Of bath. S6 Hall street. east
FOR RENT. PARLoR FLAT AT so5
Waidhure street west rental moderate.
A FLAT OF TWO BASEMENT ROOMS
FOR doctors office or for light house
keeping 233 Ahercoru street.
FIVE-RoOM FLAT FOR RENT. MOD
eru conveniences: tA Peter Reilly. loo
Draytou street
FLAT OF THREE UNFINISHED
rooms AZ soS Bolton. east.
FLAT OF 2 NICE ROOMS: GAS AND
bath. suitable FOR Housekeeping. az
Diavtou.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
ROOns WANTED

~~~-----~--s-~--------
WANTED FURNISHED ROOM WITH
eoor opening on street Address Tray
eler" care Morning News.
TWO OR THREE FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping. near 30
West Broad street. A4uress a. W, care
swift a Co.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
HOARD WANTED.

MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE BOARD
with private family that keep no boarJ-
ere. uo children. Address Boarder. care
Morning News,
WANTED. BOARD N PRIVATE
family by lady; not able 20 pay over s.
por week r., care Morning News.