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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
GOES WEST AGAIN.
Fuiton Man. Who Has Been Visiting
Here-FuIton News.


Here-FuIton News.
John Eacho. who has been visiting his
sisters. Mrs H. Seal. in Fulton, and Mrs
Rueben Burch. of Church HILL left yes
terday for his home, in Washington State.
He lives near the city of Spokane.
Mr. Eacho is an old Fultonite, but has had
an adventurous life snice he left this place
as a sailor boy, twenty-siN years ago.
Mr.. Eacho has followed the vocations
of sailor cowboy, Gol. miner and cattle
ranch owner. He is now head of a pros
porous real estate and insurance firm.
Hon. Julian Bryant has decided to re-
tire from farming. and will offer his farm
implements and household furniture for
sale next Thursday.
Belmont" the pretty little Villa on Full
ton HILL founded by Mr.. c. l. Denoon
is improving rapidly. The location is "a
ideal one, situated, as it u.s. upon a
plateau over looking Fulton proper. It has
been only few months since the little
village was laid out but already more
than half of the lots have been sold to
desirable persons. who will build houses
for their own occupancy.
An effort is being made to have the
Belmont. and also the thriving suburbs
Of Montrose and Farrandsville.
Miss Jamie Ashley was rendered sur
prise party at her residence, Montrose,
near the National Cemetery. on Friday
night by number of her friends. Among
those present were Misses Pearl Throck-
morton. Carrie Williams. Amanda Gun
lache. Kate Gibson, Lena Clarke. Lizzie
hurry. Ruth Sears, Lucy Perry Ethel
and Ella McDonough. Winnie Burch,
Eva Clarke and Charles Leonard, Mr..
Hall, Mrs. French, Mr.. Harvey, Mr.
Throckm orion. Harry Gaulding, Howard
Leonard. Willie Myers. Edgar Williams,
Willie Simmons and Antonio Cavedo
There will be meeting of the young
people of Fulton Baptist church to-
lIght at o'clock for the purpose OF
organizing a Young Peoples Society Of
that church. very large attendance of
members of church is requested.
Hcnrico Council Royal Arcanum, will
meet Thursday night in Nelson's Hall.
This council is in very flourishing con-
dition and has gained one hundred per
cent. since January of this year.
The Builders League of Denny street
NJ E. church will meet Wednesday after
noon In the home OF Mrs. w. J. Mays,
No, 601 State street.
r. L. Harrison, the Fulton druggist,
has returned from Philadelphia, where
ne attended the national convention of
retail druggists. He also visited New
York and other northern cities.
Miss Ada Nunnally, who has been Wis
Ting friends and relatives IN Cumber-
land county. has returned home.
Isaac Wood. Sr.. and his son, Lonnie
Wood. OF Elizabeth City, N. c., are on
visit to relatives here.
Mrs. ". Floyd Reams has returned;
from North Carolina, where she was;
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Hcnrico Council. Royal Arcanum. will
meet Thursday night in Nelson's Hall
This council is in very flourishing con-
dition and has gained one hundred per
cent. since January of this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16

have been number of professions OF
faith. and never has there been more IN
teyest shown in the history Of the church
at any previous meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16

Hon. Julian Bryant has decided to re-
tire from farming. and will offer his farm
implements and household furniture for
sale next Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16

Robert McNance. of Richmond. visit
ed his sisters. Mrs. Gerow and Mrs
Vaughn, recently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16

Mrs. Parker, of Richmond, is a guest
Of Mrs. J. w. Dudley. at Sunset Cottage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16

Mrs Vaughn. of hiladeIphia, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs P. l.. Gerow, in
Beech avenue.
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william Everett and L. Wade. two
white men from Hanover county. drank
too much at Reservoir Park ana caussa
trouble. They were arrested and hneo siV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16

Benjamin Mann is i'll at his residence
405 Nicholson street
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Mrs. Mary Johnson, of Graham street
who has been iii, is also better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16

Mrs. Alonzo Williams. Of Nicholson
street. who has been i'll, is improving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16

Norman Jordan. of Nicholson street
who has been i'll, is improving.
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Mrs. Glinn, Of Richmond is a guest
Of Miss Hudgins.
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wANTED-ROoMs.

NANIED-Itreo Cr four uuflnishcd rooms i0r
l.tll a-l-eeeel.-s, heat, bath. reasonable BOX
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RAELnOADA.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILRoAp.

STATION CORNER OF sIXTH AND 3 sTS
I;5O A n DAILY. Pits re EXPREss-Pzrlcr
and Dining Cars Han--g 70 PitttburE
10 - A. N. DAILY. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping. D.ning Smoking and o.
servati0n Cars Harrisburg % Chicago CIncIn-
NJ, indianapolis 81 Louis. Cleveland AID
-, L9isao BTaet Par!or Car % HarFisburg.
Lu.50 A. N. DAILY. FAST LTNE-Puliran Buffet
Parlor Car 20 Harrisburg Buffet Pazlor Gar
Harrisburg % Pittsburz.
ESQ ?. ~ DAILY CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
Isl H. ss.leePing Car Warrington @ s.
Louis and Sleeping and Dining CIR HaTis5urg
70 LE..lan4polls. 81 LouLs. Louisville via C-n-
eiunatD and Chicago.
4-l5 P N. DAILY. ST. LOUIS ENPRESs-PuIi-
nan Sleeping Car Harrisburg % ST. Louis
7.t5 P a. DAILY. WESTERN EXPRESs-Pu-i-
nan Sleeping Car 20 Pittsburg and Chicago
7.45 P. n. DAILY CLEVELAND AND cTvCTS-
NAIL EAPRESS-PGllman Sleeping Cars wash
inSicn 70 PirtsbuuE. and Harrisbzrz - Clsvs-
q, tsia anl Cincinnati Dining Car
1J-io ? r. DAILY. PACIFIC EXPRESS-Pall-
nan Sleeping Car 70 PittsburE-
- 4 n DAILY. BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS,
win uirough Parlor Car. DininS Car, ard
toaches % Buffalo via Emporium Junction
80 A. st. for Kane. Cau1ndaiEua. Rochester. and
Nlagar1 Falls daily. except Sunday.
4o.5o A. 81 tor Elm.ra and Remove daily except
sunday, Eor " l4li1ulspo-t daily $50 u
1-l5 P IT. DAILY BUFFALO EIGHT EXPRESS
With through BuEcr Sleeping Car and Coaches
% Baaal9 va Empo-ium Junction
s-a5 r n DAILY for Erie- f1r Rochezte-. Buffalo.
and Niagara Fails daily. exceut saturday. with
Sleeping Car Washington % Rochester
1870 P n f5r Erle. Caaanda.sla. R7cfs ester.
huHalo. and Niagara Fa-lE daily rlilman
Sleeping Car Washington 70 Rhlhsstsr satur-
days only.
200 P. N CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED" daily
Tor New York. al Pa--o- Cars. 2ith Dining
Car from baltimore
For Philadelphia, New York and
the East.
pres. 100 Dining Carr, T-57 CDin-rE Csr).
zoo lD7aO Dining Carr l0-Zj. and 100
Dining Car from WlninStou) A. M-, l2-t5,
1000 p NJ, 1910 night. On SUNDAYS. { %
llfnllE Carr. E-51 Dining Carr. 500.
/ lo-z5, 1850 dining Car from WiirusES-0r) 4
/ 81. l2-l5. &-l5- 4-5O Dining Car r. 8, Balti-
IniladelPhia only, Express. 7st5 A. e. f2-ls
= 81 weekdays. 2-0l, 40, AID 80 ?. n
For boston. without charge. 7.4S A. n week
days and $50 p n dzily-
tor Baltimore. 6-I5. 100 T-f5. 80. T-6,
zoo. 1880, lOs25, 1870. 100 A. n, 12.ls,
lZ-E5. rs. POI. 1.l5. g-20 400 Limited,
40. t-2o. 4S5 $50, Sac. els $50. 7-I5. 7.s5
1000. 1870, us P. NJ. and - 10 Night. On
Sundays. 100. 10. 7.S7. 300 8,05, 1928,
600 LimitetD. 40 go 40. $40, SIS,
90. 5si5. I.i5. 1000. 1870 P Il. and IZ:ls
night
.Tor POps'' Greek Line. T;g a n and "a -
Tor Annapolis. zoo. 800 A. u, 1s.ls saA s.ts
P n wsek-days- SundsyA 500 A n and
Ticket Offices, corner Fifteenth snd @ Streets.
and 40 the station, sixth AID 3 Streets, waers
orders can be Ieir sor the checkiag o. bagzzKE
Telephone call Tar for Pennsylvania Ran
road CAB Service
J. 2 HUTCHINSON, = r WOOD.
General Manage Gens-sI pAzsengs- AEeaE
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon RAILWAY.

FROM SlaliOns FennsF iF1nla Ave. 1nG l5lz 81
In effect November l. 1901
For AeNandria-Wcek DAYS. ESQ. 7-O4 80
500. s-29. $50. 9.15. 1000. IO.-5 u-00 II %
a. m xl2-O5. 1870. 1915. Xl-15. les. 200 $50
XS-o2. 800, $50, z4,l4. 4.53, asa sos. Ks %
$50. 6G5. $50 7-O6 I'D, 500 s.85, 90 1918.
Il 20. so p m.
sundays-7.45. 900. Gas. 1890. 400. 1880 4.
m, 300 noon. 1880. 100 1870. 200 $50. 500.
$50, 900. $50 500 $50. Goo. ESQ. ZOO T.S1
600, s.f5. $50 l0.I5. L-20, 1850 p. m
Tor Mount Eernon-Week days: $50. 500
1000 100 8. m, IIz-o5. KIDS, 200. x3 .02,
Ei.l4. Nj-22. 7.0j. $50 p. m
Sun4ays-9-o0 a. m, 100 noon, 200, 400
$50. 200, $50 D. n
For Arlington and A1usduct Bridg.-Week
days: $50, 1904. $50. 500. SO s.59. 8.25.
1000, 800 a. m. sI2-05. 1870. sI2.f5 l-O5
= Z5, 200. $50 500. $50 $50. .4.sS, s4.5a.
80 5.O2. $50. 700. 500 p. m.
SJNDAfS-T-45. 600 g-G5 sf9-S0 II 20.
~ 80 a m, 200 noon. $50 90 = 80 zoo.
80, 500, $50. 400. $50. 500. $50,
600. $50. 700. 80 500 D. m
Z Express. TO Arlington ouIv
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
J. COLFIS, Superintendent
G. P. ABBOT President
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BALTIMORE & ORlOR.R,

Schedule In eject November II. 1901
Leave "assiagton. New Jersey Ave and 81
Chicago and Northwest 1913 a. n . % D. Il.
Cincinnati, St Loui4 sad Louisville. 1905
a. n. '8-45 p m. -l-I0 n4Ehr
Pitts5urg and Cleveland. -I9.f5 a n. $50 ,
n and 100 night.
Columbus and Wheeling. 60 p. n
Hlnehester, Is a "a, .,S.45. and So p n
AzHspolis. rs. Z. $50 ISIS. mss
FredcricE. ls.s5. 900. l1o:ls 4 n .-1.1A.
ll4-3o, and SO p H.
HagerstowE. I0.c5 a. n. and $3.50 ?. m
BOYD AID way points. SIS --8-00 q. n. -sI:Ig
li4-s0. $50. '-IO-15 ll-so P
Gaiitse-sourg and way points SIS 400 4
l7.Os. $50. ''IOL5. 'iII.So P n
b z-lIEs-0E Julcl-oa unl -ay points, SIS,
$500 a n. s'I-I5 40 % ?. n
Bal-i1ore week DAYS. Es 90 80 $50 z -o5,
HIS. K5-SJ SIS. E9-30. 1900 II-S5 a. L.
xI2-So noon. xI-s5. 800. "a 90. Kf-s0, s-s5.
HIS p n sundays, xs-O0. 4 -c5. IT Is. So
II 90 J. H. LlZ-5o- lis. L5-oJ. $50 L5-0o.
5-35. ESQ. 90. 1900 x11-so. EII-5s D. H.
ROYAL Blue LINE
All trains Illuminated vita Pintsch light
Baltimore. Philadelphia. New YORK Boston and
the East goo. -.-G5 (Dizer). SD lBufe=i.
5000 (Diue-l. 1000 (Diner) e. r. %
CDI1erl. 800 C-RCyEl Limired.' DI1e- i-O0
tBuEet). sos tD-rerJ. 500 ard TO p II
(SleepiEg Car open at 1000 o'clock.
Pullman CATS OF al day trains
Atlantic City, - 80 noon
DAILY. RECEIPT Sunday. ''Sund1y only.
Express trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences b Union Irz11ssr Co orders left
a. ticket Oeaees. $40 PezBsylvania avenue n9rth-
west. New YCrk avenue and Fifteenth street AMI
% =ta+l7--
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SEABOARD AIR Line RY.

Capital City Route"
Leave Washington. Peu1a- R. r station
ft:1fA. II. SEABJARD FAST MAIL--TT--1lsa
DAILY Pullman S-e-pers CD 5a-lsl.lsLi-e.
lue#-llg Al Hamlet U.-a rl-.-
-aa Sleeper 90 Atlanta
700 p. "a. FLA AND NE flPHIIAA
DAILY, limited TE-susa Pa .aslu s.ee3-
Crs % Tampa and atlanta
Cafe Dining Car service Pullman sleeper lI1s-
fage Thursdays. and Saturdays % southern Pines
filel1-t)-
the-e trains Offer excellent scEsdlIes and service
TO- Petersburg. Raleigh. S9IH ~ P--es .tlne-
iurst1 Camden. Columbia S-va-.ral. Jaess1a-
VILE and all Florida points Charlotte. Atle1S
Atlanta Neu Orleans Chl-tl1Cogl Nashville.
rriurs West zui Sorthves--
r.2O a n LDCN-T1 Petersburg Rl.s n.
EAILY southern Pines (Piuel-rs-1 lam
lrt and Intermediate points
ore rt-l Perra- ave
2. F. L BUNCH W r. DOLL
Ceneral Pass. Agent General AEsuE
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR sLE-Grocery store and fixtures; bargain
if -old at once good location sickness. 1920
WANTED Light dninF-roou and kitchen. by
nrst-class caterer; must have few bo1rders in the
house 1903 81. nv. eG-3
FOR SALE-CToesry store. new stock: VIII in
voice geo New Hampshire ave COS
WANTED-To buy a small grocery and notion
store Or rent store with dwelling address BOX
lLl, This Ch-e- eG-3
CIGAR STORE fgr sale; viii invoice: business
street " u. Y0UNC, zoo sth 81. nv. ef-s
FOR sALE-Crocery stores and other good bust
ness chances W. IT. YOUNG. 700 9Th 81. NV
m5-Sf
FOR SAIE-s4Ioou and small hotel. close to
Avenue $4,000 ~. H. DJGAN, oI la. ave.
m6-3
TOR sALE-ssIaaHs. u VOC mean business.
have three SPECIAL l5Es aims w. j. DIGAN. GI1
Ia ave- OF MOB
SPLENDID CHANCES 90 cash. balance on
tue- VIII buy residential and buz5He-- prop
erF worth $500. teuautcd and renting lor s54
yer month"; Adals7s BOX 90. this o.h.e- ei-1
FOR ~ALE-Wood and coal yard aud feed store
combined steam saw. carts. and office GElue-,
az a sacrifice Address BOX rs, this Office
cts
GENTLEMAN with $500 60 81 SO wishes to en-
gage in established business with services. Ad-
dress BOX ID. This Office. el-g
FOR ssE-CIgar and news stand. $50 cash.
ly1 81 st. NV. mas
WANTED Energetic. sober man with 500 as
mauu'aa urH- and business manager for patent
device, staple, Inexpensive household necessity.
large Prgtti exclusive right ior District Those
who moan business apply 40 I'D 81. NV. after
i.sy p. DAD. mss
TOR SALE-Ogstrr house, splendid business; barr
gain, quick investigate DJ MAP, 90 / 60.
mas
FOR SALE-Cigaf and poo. room. central l0ca-
ton; snap DUNLAP. sp5 l. st- m8-5
FOR SALE saloon. $500; grocery and liquor
store. q. 500. DUNLAP, DO 81. mis-
INVENTOR Of automatic lighter for Weisbach
burner wants financial sid3 give OuG-tL.rd in
.erest- Adde'S BOX So, this Office m4-3
FOR sALE-Bzr5er shop; good stand, owner has
other busUoss; must sell Addfess BOX 81, this
Office. mg-s
FOR SALE-A fine grocery and provision busis
nrs5i eycoilcut location Northwest; no 0Pp0si-
ti1n- reason for selling. retiring from business
Apply D. W. BALLINGER, 2l- 10th ST. nv. e5-1
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day IN the year FOR Norfolk, New
- p0U News, and all points south, by tbs
- superb. powerful steel palace cleaners
- Newport News" Norfolk" and "W ash
- inEton," on the following schedule:
" Washington. g 50 pm Lv. Portsmouth. s. % pm
". Aiexsnd-ia-.700 pm ". N0rfclk....6.C0 pm
AZ. II. Monroe 100 am ". It Monroe 100 pm
Ar Aorf0ik--..-S-00 am AT. Alexandra 80 an
Ar PoTtsm0uth.5I5 am AT. Washiugt0n.-7-00 am
Tickets on sale and statcr0oIF1 reserved
- At general ticket Office Bond Building. 1Fh
- St and " Y ave: at downtown ofAce
- 9th Sc. and Pa. ave; at ItIce On wharf
. and on board steamers.
. ES-For further Information apply at gen
- eTaI Offices foot eth ST., phone 80, or
- Bond Building 18th st. and n. Y. ave,
- Washington, D. c. Phone 229O.
JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager
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ron RExr-uxFuRs1sHED Rooms.

Apply at once for Weekly Bulletin
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED An electric battery. in perfect oondi-
llHn- cheap Tor cash Adde'S Bon LZy this Of
nee * CA
II IOU desire 10 save storage On your piano.
place Dc With ne where b. viii receive careful
treatment answer until 10th. confidential Adj
dress bon ~, this Office Il
WANTEIf-A 7z1 camera; must he in GOOD con-
aiIoHt state price and make. address BON los
this office mi
PAWN TICEETS for je,geIry bought: an business
confidential Address BOX us. ihis Office. m5-s
WANTED printing pres. BARTON.
co. 30. uv. u--a
WANTED-To purchase typewriter des.. one 20
close up plcieurd- AddTess BON s5. This Office
EDS
WILL EACIIASGE real estate f0r good law. IL
6Tary. Address Bon -. this office mis-
WANTED-To buy a lsdy's bicycle for s.. Ad-
dress BOX - this office es-3
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and Gents. cast-Of clothing: drop postal. IN
call b. TARoHES. 1893 tn ST. NV deelC-Im
NANTED-You 20 know you can get real home
made bread. CAKES, and pies a. the BIT. VERNON
HOME BAKERY. also the best entire wheat
bread IN the city. go sth st. mIT-ImO
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for IRON bed. con-
per- brass, bottles. book stock and rubber. also
machinery and general merchandise. EDGAR
BAUM. Zoo IN Al Iw- dela-ti
WANIED-FaWn tickets for diamond and
icwelry; highest ash prices paid for old gold
slyeE. etc. LOUIS ABRAHAM 4s3 Oh 81. NV.
dea-d
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wANrED-sToRE AND DWELLING

w,,.,.sTED-ssar and dwelling. Address BOX 20
u. .---.- IL.
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NANTED-A girl 70 cook and do general house
WORK. Apply IsI5 q S. MT Cl
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wANTED-hGENTS.
AGENTS stop that rafting window: absolutely
new, big profits Call $50 18th ST. NV as-3
PROFITABLE WORK offered agents in every town
10 secure subscriptions 20 The Ladies Rome
Journal and The Saturday Evening POST
We want agents who VIII work thoroughly and
ultu br---Dcss system 30 C0vcr each section with
CIR illustrated little booklets and other slyer-
t,slng matter. and 20 look sharply after renew
ais from old slhscribcrs The u1v i. frsr rate
aud al the END % the season $1,000 VIII D.. given
the best workers as extra prizes for good work
How Wei some Of our agents have succeeded is
told in q litLe booklet we would ne to serF
ycu-T'orrraits 90 some o. our best agents. with
The story Of hgw they made 10 pay. TIE CURTIS
fJ b. SUING COMPANY Plii4delpaia, Pa.
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HELP ,vAxTED-,rALE q FEMALE

WANTED Probable work offered agents every
wlUc 70 take subscriptions 10 rU0 o. the Lead
ing collar magazine. 40 cents cash commission
or each dollar Subscription j. l. PiITHAN. Box
4f6. >.atiou O.. Washington. ID. C. u.J-g
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FOR REST-HOUSEs.
FOR RFNT-sOl N 81. ne; brick; 7 rooms and
tile BATH telephone and steam heat. So 30
Key NEXT door. r.. II. HALL, III I ~. m8-3
FOR RENT-Briek house. 90 CaIlan 81. Me-;
rooms and bath; $3.50. mag
FOR RENTED 81. se- fve-r5Jm brick, SIS
ROOM TO- Central Building, 9Th and Pa. ave.
dc20-tf
FOR RENT-Nos. 80 70 l47 Thomas st. NV; nes
houses; Vii be ready for occupancy about Dec.
Is; 6 romos and hath; all modern improvements;
furnace: rent $3.50 FRED ". REEVES. GI7
18th 81. NV. de6-tf
FOR RENT-Free; 20 colored persons; fve-room
houses northeast. free for one month and then
only S month CAYWOOD & GARRETT. cor
18th St and New York mS-lm
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ron RENr-FURN1sHrD ROOMS


FOR RENT-Iarge furnished rooms. with heat and
las. for two gentlemen OF man aid wife no Oh
cotton 10 housekeeping So 9th ST. NV ell
toR RENT-F0ur furnished rooms third foor.
heat. gas; Light housekeeping. 81 X st. ne
OR RENT-Fuulshed rooms 40 9th st. NV
mos
FOR RENr-One or two rooms second floor,
furnished OF Uu-aru.shcd, with OF without board
SO 2d NV. m6-3
FOR RENT-Tvo nicely furnished rooms, second
floor; heat and gas; housekeeping. 1890 sth ST.
A"' mo"
-oR RENT-Weu furnished rooms with heat.
ight and bath, from s. per month UP. &3S D
FOR RENT-Trsrss rooms. suitable for light
housekeeping. also one furnished room. suitable
Tor two. Il1t Pa. ave MS. mo-
FOR RENT-Fmnishcd rooms IS and 81. 72i 10th
20. NV. mss
bath; light housekeeping permitted hoo o ST.
NV mss
FOR RENT-Rooms. single and en- suite; steam
heat, desirable location. convenient 10 an Dc
partmontS so St. Uv- mos
FOR RENT Third floor front ballroom. fur
Hi,hed, - month. l22 Sd 81 NV mos
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. comfortable. clean
iron bed; So" for one 1918 J. ST. uw. m5-3
FOR EENT-Ni.aIy-farui- front parIor, heated;
two hall -oous. i6l ST. NV. els
FOR BENT-Tvo rooms. second floor front;
Gc1t- modern Improvements, suitable for light
aou~caeePius' DO children, private family. 200
T. ST. NV. CTS
FOR RENT Furnished rooms nom So up; south
Gln exposure; GERS pass tIe door; heat and gas
Enquire 22l d 81 uw. ci-8
FOR RENT-Nicely-f-ri rooms; heat and
light. convenient to Capitol. Census. and Ii
UrrTy. IS 81. NV. facing Pcuusy NIUia ave.
FOR RENT-Fu-ui-hed Lar room, with heat
WANTED-Lady 10 share warm, clean room, cen
irfl, - a month"; references exchanged. Adj
dress BON S.. this Office ci-3
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. strictly frst-class;
bot Vuter heat, boarding 4li 9th It. NV mi-4
FOR RENT-Large back room, furnished, steam
heat. 3 month. 42l 9th 81. NV. mis-
FOR RENT Completely furnished rooms pr
bookkeeping: gas range near Capitol 40 View
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. 11aO 18th st.
Hw. ui-a
FOR RENT Front and back FaTIor; other rooms.
10 9i1 ST. NV mas
FOR RENT-Gl2 New Jersey ave: two rooms
first ana second GorrS front; E--- and bathroom;
reasonable; private entrance. mis-
FOR RENT-S7couG floor, four rooms, en- suite
or separate. -II & 81. So. mis-
FOR RENT-Largc, 7ell-furujshej front room,
$50 peg week; gentlemen only. SO N st. NV.
c3-5
PRIVATE FaSiILy- WeII-flruishod rooms: yea
-ouable r1tes 70 gentlemen, EIth or without
board. al 1915 St. uw. c3-3
FOK RENTED ST. Sc. j-r0om brick Sl3
ROOM ID. Central Building 9Th and Penua. ave.
1auI-f
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms: one s. the
other s., steam heat 633 / 81. NV. MIL
FOR RENT-Comfortablc furnished rooms; dou-
BE and single; all modern convenience 425
u ST. nv. e2S-7
FOR RENT POI East Capitol st.. facing Capitol
and Library: we'll furnished rooms; excellent
table, moderate rates; trsnseuis AID table t1ar !
ers accommodated, near all car lines deli-ln
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-I6z4 fth %. NV: tine -torcr85u- re-
duCpI 20 800: good location.
mob STONE & FAIRFAX. s0G and SOS F st. NV.
FOR RENT-CLpapest store Ia city: reduced 90
$50; large storeroom, cellar stable; 22I0 18th St.
NV STONE & FAIRFAN, 500 and SOS Z 81. uw.
mJ-3
FOR RENT-Oue large storeroom; rent reason
able Apply A. !. SCHNEIDER, northwest cor
ner sth So. and Sd. ave. ne. c8-S