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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-11

ROOMS WITH BOARD.


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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
- -, -.
a. si,ite -, roSrrs viii bcsrH, III oa,wsDi.rCes
-, yT,7-7.I5 cG.-s 1-----,-I-- -,-..-I,--
M.~iE Furnished nr iron; 'Gem; single Or en- suite,
abb
10 -, Class soari ,n,r
room with hoard. for three gentlemen; 81 each.
7----77----.
' s6G ba,6 heat an bon' hoard re5 15s
reasonable.
I.FFFINGWEI.L Ave ~. s-EIreIv f,I-
n.snei rooms. win n"9rd. Il desired
TTZTrSTT. &c Pno-, aud Fg.ar, o. go -
Iiemen. So and 30 peT month: conyeniencss
IJEDrIJ. :6S4-Two neatly furnished rooms
ing
LISpEI-L Ave. 253'-Tp hose who w.u: a
he! Fod.s Isl q b5atd IAN GmI Fl here
------------ - 80. J-,--- -. -,
a.st-closS ho4.d.
-OT-T-s., go,S Won .,I-r,si-rI -r,In. VIM 80.
class hoard. ali yonys5i' nee. ''' '''''
-------. s---,--,--7
,r:n Ir,a s.ic ION. Win l.r.rd
Nh. CON h., GaIh sIaf ho M, ny 8 we,l '
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oil - j.,.1nar e.. t5inI'cb = ~
-, -, ..
s.ie rS'niis. ga hsart. .oil'tne--. -, en,e..
Locust s.. aoti- Handsomely ,J-ns1ed frat,
-. :.
- ., ~ , ~" ''' - u. .,,ss barl
ana s.
In,i-,T 5I--- U~H furnished room. f,r we -
sour $50 single roain VISITORS ant day hoarI-
"r. p rnEnn-gIsL-I E-yl -a..!.- n : hahn. -
LUCAS Ave. 3ul-Nieeiy tIrn!shst :o7sus. With
hoard. table hoaEiel-
LCcAS 3clo-secoad story front room. hrst-
cia<- barn. IrLy8t- LamtlS-
I;'r'AS ~, 9le! N.cs.y' Furnished rooms
hrst-ctSss huaT4. tuTfaGt ma. pZ-.a.e iIinlLy.
LUCAS Ave. 80 Pheasant. Vel farnt sh~d
pens -n -.uth"rn exposure, good board s. an"
bdsi AS n 30 ~ ss?'5 ron fe Be-:
suitable Tor i've r three gem -ei.sn-
rr,.,s Ave- 2.s- VIII rr,, u-.,er new no,
agenleat Marcn Is. newly furnished rooms viz
i-,- a. :
MANrHEsTER A." Si5l-Roorn and board f7r
t---.r--+--, ;, . W.
NAIl.E w nc tha,a-s'2ry rooms ''
MORGAN. 2s"'-iiaA room with hoaEa: $40 prr
month
,rrP--,\- TIg-I Te-T-r - T.T- III
teard. 81 per month
,,1.c.r -, Wei ..r--rar., I've. 60
crae. I,ary; To- gentlemen
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MVlsGtN. ~ ii-it.H. -. t Ll '' -'1"''
stor! -.Cnt. WIN sl-.NE- ce>. p-lsLS
- fs !, 10, ed
- - :: : -,
MORGAN St 4JHi-Nicely furnished second
.--.-S 49,.
MORGAN. pi5-Hsntson- furnished SOUTH
sr---1p,S-re front room. excellent tosrd fu-nace
Hs'-.
NORTH MARkET s.. &6-HNst room and
board IN town. 81 Per v""k-
OLIVE St 2-.sr,-
F'i~s;-a!ass DAY bOa;d.
M -,o--r- -. 49,
sas board i desired
'I-IN r. SS,s-f-.e sem 'front.' pa[rn. southern ~
FACE. $SS-Neatly rirhiFn"l f".hs WIN sH'-
board: 1ath: gas. IIrnaGr-: y NeeHly.
ZINE - 35Se-F!rst-r!sss hoard and room. all
nl'tern c7nyeatef'c@s
pIHF s.: s1a-Nsatlr furnished rooms tor
gentlemen or ladies or l-ght h-lsekeeIIns
-, :. go ..-,-,i-..,-,. ,-,-. -o-, ~
-, q. cs5tIa-5en- eSSt board. very !casSEatl..
- -
PINE St $50 t-.lSasl run -. U' rs IL
-21:..s " - -
PINE St. 2JSs Southeast Corner t'rand-Niceiy
furnished room. with i-St-ciass board. ro- gen
Yemen. .-GL-
PINE St. 3rl2-Newly furnished rooms. with
G"st-c!ass board. furnace he2t, not bath. Gea-
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-'e l. -. per Gay q 10 - VI - -.
MORGAN s.. 23l4-Eack parlor for housekeer-
ias. E7s arg: 80. L-l-Pn"he nIhl-,1 : Nv
MORGAN. Hl3s-Trrtty hack psrlo- rss. bath d.
t--Led-
compiet'ly furnished FOR housekeeping Win
rang
MoR,'tN 3 GritSnEG 9e ,,,1 n"y
iaT,TtG i.. , '''''- '''''' ''' '
M"itilN - -s+ sla''Gn I'm ''s s9
MORGAN. 1901 ,Cornsr lSase'- furnished she,
'front.' room southern 'N.'S''e' gems ~ -i'a'
ned couples
MoFGAN $, a' ., intern atl s.sITg f5
-'"''hlrfg'>. 'fF'' CAV
z.--.. ..zssl ,g.s pzs S%- sSse.. ,,-''
S 81 Ts5a, I'd a2 1ag s s.5 s.5
"ra ao.5.
,,rIJ-l, -5-1 VI s,-1-.1-el -----,-- r--
e...;'r' ~ ~ r. . i,rke.p,ne
--,,,-,. :, -..s <,rc,,. e,,---s--, ,,,-,r,. nan
iii ,. =. 49, 80, -''l'>''-@ ''''S' MAJ
~. !. .1' N"t'N. punished room ''t HSH'
"l4NE ..es. El.gart.s furnished front room
NJ 49, -, l'- % o. -
80 single iggm. i"" basement ''2''>.
DIIyg. So ?0-a -N..,t. furnished ra.u (r-
E.1Iien."- ~ h1as-,sHr.--s az ,,-1y"n.@ncrs.
Olive =. ->l. Nice. ,,s.. hail room. s. 3
vr-h. ais la-s, attic. nice ana '''"t'r'"''''
H-sc H.'s. f.ru,'ur~ 7#i betting ali bran. new.
.t-E. closet ., ~ -M""N. |
OLIVE s.. 4as5 I&esy F;ad Ioaa,ion- l-a-ss
rooms and paLer. new tHEnlsAti 10y n.4a-'n
- -, - =
En- -'.,'r''.S, w ''-'--' '.~''''''
- - TE5l, 49, tssS and .;ear:
rea'
s7lifsrr -Ag.-tir.. a. .9,,ri.ncrs
FINE St 5I75 l.---- ,1ala,.s,,5 7?56. s7f
s-------'.- y. --.'..,,- -, -, -.
PINE $. Nl5-N!re. iarGe furnished room
PINE e-S:-T.ro cornec-ir.s parlo-s FIRST -eor.
other rooms. also hal rQnn $50 week.
eony.nlenees. rsanea Gentlemen l-reie!ie5.-
$500 - - $3.50 -
Ii%' s. IS E.sGaa-!Y :aT rms ed rom
-, -. =; -,
o = - ~ ',-r x,t,s .,,,s ~
-. ..'Ls -"'''S. u. :, - = SUE ~
80.
SIN II IS ..s ~ uTni'Hed rooms lF'A'e
SIXTH s. 81. %-cozy house: rooms % and
- - 80 - - -. - -
slA1EENT III =, - N-E,wo rooms. house
E-e.--7. .. 40 Inn u -se !aI.-L
SrRI,5; Ave 9iia NTu-o Arg. s..,,r : r59r
- ~ -, b5,r "a, - |r:.,-,|s'
;, - So
81 TrT-Ts Az as2-S,,itali. .o- ore or 1--WE:
-I-,,.,-sI - = ,.,so,atIa " O - w.
TAYLOR Ave-. ms S.-Ne~iy flrnishst looms.
---.I,--- e.-. - -y-k--- - .-
TAYLOR Ave. 1928 n Iarse. unfinished
IRON: --om c1r Housekeeping. bath private fam
------------
TENTH s.. sls N-NAatly furnished rooms.
- - y a-l-
-
- ~ II ID, - III N'-,.: ,.2nt: also
SO per w,ek -''''
--rS:7.II :, ~. I-,-, -. 49,, ,--7,T-o,
cpnple,r Tor ho,ise4e.pirs ga -o- lgSt and
cN2klns. hot bath: private adults only
THE INN .Is Lucas ave: warm rooms &c
c5c daily: weekly. Il 20 80: baths
THIRD s.. 70 and 10, New and nicely fT--
rished rp51is f5r gsa,leinen and lIgst housekeep-
THIRD s. Ia. N-TewIy and nicely fII--
nlshe1 rooms f0r gentlemen and Hight house
a-tP..-s-
THOMAS st. cs9i-,Front and connecting room;
rs1IIZ III-n--1eI- win oa,l-
,tAlAS 81 'So- ,rs iiooE: .To heau,!;i'!y
exp2Sure
--T=y-|.7.I- rTgC-- :, 90 - ~, ,o-,- -
more i6- light housekeeping. gas bath. private
family.
TWO unryrnIsh.d rooms: no children. s,-1
per week. Apply =. Friedman 1881 F1nney ave
nishst rooms. en- suite ~ single.
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PARTNERS WANTED.

GfEAT opportunity To- Sori appearing an!
huSf1esslik" NoHUE man Win 30 AMI services
20 rake hall interest II fire tt!.Iur-s -nfsrI1.
strictcst invest cation. \ "a IlsyuIi-
HAVE nice. clean manufacturing business.
daily pronfs 20 desire partner VIII So Tor
lerEinE. particulars personal .r'e:v!rS.- II 40.
PARTNER NANTED-sl.U 900 will buy half in
tsrest IN established business: central location
me machines. electric power. etc. 4se. Re
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ESTABLISHED BAKERY LOCATION.
a REAL BARGAIN.

For Sala-Tine. large store. with oven ard
large workshop same floor. with ;"o fats OF
five rooms each: gas bath. granitoid cellar
FRANK W SCHRAMN. SOS Chestnut St
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~, ..-DL- ! me- uL-7.l--- l. - l'tph'iir.
| s., \ T.eth 81 '''''' WI 49, ave. ''''''
---- ------------
REAL ESTATE: FCH LEASE
'-c-o-~~co~-->~~-~- ->~-o->~~N~-~~-"---~~-
- smith = real r.iata
NINTH ana WalaH, ST. northeast corner -
~. . i:elI. - : N.hiH 81
lighted.
HORSES AND VEHICLE..
~'">"o'~~>'-; ~ -, o,"">>"~-~--"-"~-
sa -. i s'?,~ -. 20 sr-r .ses y a>1e- a..
49,. -3.7 : Garrison az
AeoeA2 St,
y, MANTED5Hors~ aid buggy. must be cheap.
w. = = . y .
WANT e. buy hr-sc nnI Ign, wagon. mus
= ------r- Z -: = t------
hAlER; hu.chsr. laandr,, milk. express. Gar
take wagons +ifr TsbirKa. -. \ seventh.
49, 49, - - -
Bia5 -: POM hoe ais Young farm ho1=s'
T75; ao-.e- .5-5,T-- - --,7 - take 7-z77.
- =; new s1Hs.s harness. worth 81. Sl3. .5ii
Mgnts .iI's. $
a- BIC s"rsa g.;n ast 1la: }r.s AM 20 eng
cheap. -s.i :. Hr'adwaE. rear
BROWN mlre. .t5.',as. delivery er fam. "a,
BUSINESS. ~agons s,7-ln 0a-z'e. :. al + MS:
patsH: .n: Kate, -: \ ssle3:h $. So
GOAL. "as1a. In Eaot coaa-u--. 20 MgKiS-
DRIyER WA.NT'T,IF;D Young man 10 4rI.- NOV
ing wa.2n- -. ol..@ s..
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rRIN TING.


AA-Alvays i- Tho Isal-i.non business cards.
&C t.I and mote i.esls. eHvr!H2@s Sl.5.t: quick
service Sta7l-tgn Il Co.. - y Twelfth -
n AETICLE--i.c11 business cards. &c. bill
heads. uotcheads euveirp.s, So PER 1000. Nc
gu = Go. II y Eleventh st
EGERSitNN BROS. primers. ~ Pine st. are
determined Z" double tEe!r busir'ss during e 5.
increase for Ian and Feb. is g peg cent
BUSINESS cards. g: hiIheafs. statements AMI
eHaas.s. $50 psC 1r'J- samples by mail.
V;---v. Jos =. Twelfth ST.
CALLING rar.s. 4-lftati7- engraving. can't ;sIl
difference 100, SOS. Electric printing Go, 20 y.
Third =.
'F:ESSt 'f.%T Printing COMPANY. aI1 =. Fourth
Sine commercial job work. popular prices
send Cor samples
LITHD printing. imitation p Oh E-ate ~ag7av-
i-E. costs lsss samples proof 57-- deducted X
accented. Electric Printing 60. - =. Th!rI
street
rF5Fp- ENGRAVING; 90 any design. new
IDEAS. black ,IpT-i. reasonable prices. S.
Louis Ar and Advertising C'-- - y S1-1rt-
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l.epGhlc-
,. rART + !,T.5ST 1. VI by 65It
i nns machines electric power. etc. &C. Re
I-r--l
>"--------->-~~---~-----~-
Ca. a. y .H.s ii-ase >tilt@ ana F.ne So
eli n'odera aonyenieness ssa'srosa 5ay '''''
EEIG. Aye a,36-lrwo rooms, hesutltsuy FUR
s,ISr', IN l..yate iasn!n not and cold watrr'
~
ELAlNE Ave. i-'-TSo neatly furnished
rgoIls- Tor Lshi Bows, kgtu.rE gr gentlemen.
BRoApWAY. I'55 and ~ N-At The :ies'..
.-cond-ttog- aal. room. 8 r.-r web.
ss :aaI g aer vseS: gentlemen Ok 9s.a-s..".s
32ss e, 30 : "a H-2aa2a--
front for Two ge,rlerr,ca. .e.t r-aso.,a'.s
,-,Tr - ,.---.--.- &C., =
---- '---H,- 30 --------- = = i.- ---.-----
CAS- Av". s.i'-W'.. Furnished boil rom.
-II&->-r%-,. 49,, ....,s,r,-i
-. - -.
- \ aS.- ;- ~ r '7r
CH t 5 A. IS IS. Furnished 'front.' rooms.
no hner Iooms Ia iae eilk- -
CHoJTEAr A.. lo5i-e-I.,rr'y te--,s7e5 80.
Tp. ''''' '''"' '.'"'' .'--
zI7o7-7,77 A. ..,5 sd ,.,--,.5-7-
81 no. it.An " - 'n,,2 -.''F. iaTss.g.,
able
CH4uTEAT AZ lliesg2ne,lia-; Eao',s fa; :,
a week
--S----------- -.
a., - -.
sopae,a rom TOWN. S-'''''''' ''' %
----.-----
fam "
- ---,1,.---- 49,,
oHd-,r fIS,n, ron .ar W. ssn,es ali con
vSniences: reasonable
s. wecS ~ >''' ~ ..'''
-,,,1,-,.-..- =.
CohIIoN Ave. = : N.oeiy furnished front
ily
- - =
cohFIoE 1927 y 49, Ne4tiy faEnsh'l 'front.' ,.i
family.
--------
a ess III fFY S.,b room" housekeeping or ss"es"
SAF g. S Az IN SSSfsn esissf s9s
ladies' or cen,ielneg
DAYTON st. 25sn-Sicely furnished front room
wv -, - Is 55=z ~
rooms 10 ssntlsnsn or laiiss IN bnsne.s baif
,--,.- :
bath Sas and Laundry. 81 in6nth
- -, -.
room, ne,tIy f,Ir:nisbes. SatH "a -sase9abie
-,
:o54s fSr lf7t housesee,Inr Inquire IN cigar
store.
EIGHTH ST. $40 Sarge. nicely furnished
f.sI floor. from room for gents; al conyen!ences.
'-:e,2-.4S.- ----
EIGHTEENTH y, 80 N.,Seccnd -stoTy front
room for light housekeeplns' also basement room
EIGHTEEYTu 81. Ils5 N,--FrOn. ani baek
p7.lors' VIII rent separate other ICONS. rent
yneap.
s,oiy frdat c5 FOR cSs or two se" iS Pr
waite famiiy.
FIGETEENTH 81 I1Is N-T1ree CONNECTING
furnisfei r65rts cSnplete for housekeeping eT
airy oonre2.ience: :. week: also other rooms
rTZTTT ,4Ia ; Vo,-Iy ,T,--,Ig7s4 .-rgIe
end double front rooms: r-on,efs and h5ussaeS2-
ing reasonable.
EVANS Az 7fI9I -7'ZT1 II-I77-T77gEe5 -77-T.s
FOR rent
r,Iv.rz,z,y71y :. -, ,.--,-,coI,- ,.---,I.t.z,
rooms at the colorado: steam heat: s. week Up.
rIsINT-y A.. 9sss -se,o,,-..o-v <-,r, .,j
H1th- --
FlNNET Ave. ii+I,Two connecting CONS tu--
iant 20 81 Cars g'' '"'' '''
FoI-p-FI71-T1 c. - s-T.5-ga modem
h6nse ro6 El> I'm, 81 y = 81 hatSroon free.
- -.
'9:E4 do; =
also g. i1sad for iSllt h5isri,-eriHg mag
-,--..--- -
FhAN n LIN I'VE a5-l-N'ssiy flrnisaea room
d. 800 -------- ~ ~
by Gay or week: all con yeniences: reas2nahle.
FRANKLIN Ave. $50 Three connecting rooms
unfurnlshei. with ha'h. reasonable: second door.
ERANKLiE Av" @2Nic"iy FINISHED ro2
family: ali home conve7isnc~s.
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.
g. COCK

~
H@ n EM "a 81 81 e. IA
"a &Y IA w. % % % EA
{
/ "r"hcrase Co, 'o% On e' 'i 81.
E!tNr.ltf western -, a.,,... m".elH
T4gplnrT, sr%|'nG al W. Ssts F"is'As-
-:i7;,I -,ar.- ,..,r--z.,.. s. rre-,s,, --r1.-
wing rooms: -. IS 90 S'i icr q. ''-'
-c--,r7T,;,.-.- lI-,I.-I- .-.l----- -7-.,-.,- ---
- - ~ - - 1,, 60 .- ~ -. e.
st1s, J.! Ha.ae'i ,l- IN. e, oa a.
1lG1E -r71a- bus a1va5-@-a business 7I7----.
',r ,,i i,i'I- Nc, ~, dr.. . .sr IN
--.,,..,-.- --...----- ,-------,
,horouR 4rars .'.- = 1--WE, Hg 81, large profits
slIniI. srg,.ry - - a., .,.:-a. ~ %.
/ !trir- rooms G!ase5s.. go Chestnut -
/ ,,r5,;IgDEsprf.. .ur... -r..ery. +" rsr'.
,.,. IN 81. f.s.. ,isa-.tk 80 ,...-1e;
-5--7-7f1 - - -..-... ..rr-.-.
.. .gllr..i -,lpl!cs .a,ras, ?, .sa-- tas
sra,. =I trad 80 Che. .. 90 - -.
-.;rG,.F.,.fa.s r--.r-l-'- -.--r. ..-..r... cas-.
. trading a '.- r" s-a ONE
! -,,.,-.,.--r,,- ...,.-... b. --.s l-, 9s-t-
/ 'H. tr raa..-.E i....- -. r-.- 81. rel, a.-h.
! -..,.,,.l.r.,- .-...,.-. .....,,..,r,r- .....,-
.-,r emp! el near ry s,' u nrH.v income,
MEArs ari r-.'. ,.1 -.sr .,a' M.
: pei- zal=. f.f' Glasrar.. .5- oae-'7--.
-s..l. -alers-f. sl-s2 vf.-s Re. 81 r'a': -
LC.l, ~, r. ~ a'4n.c 81 5. - ,, y.ss,s
district. ,, v--,s r-r- G...-.-.i,. 9. c-e--an,
LuNrH stand al r.s'1 o2g-s'.. a."
| car s7"!s r.nt =. lrr71s ~ WI. Sac-.A'" -.
! q :
! MElr N.-xs.-.s1 Ia, ia.s-.s. - cents dav
| -e:r a-e cas. .-s.IiuG location. 2 years ease.
! ,fIrlt<zFY I55,-rt5r-a- ro5r,.-. = rsr,.
! rr..~ soc r4l. a., Ga <. - c7ee-rut
/ rGp-oogArH gale srnra Sic. -, I.s--.
S. mont, iar &C. ~ rent rssEE Cation.
.--------- - --'---.--- -i--'s- -.
I'm. ri s ~ as"- g. Ia ~ 81 2ias
| P-n,rr dnaH' w .-srt-t s..,ahis r. iAas'
TrANsLENT coming hguse, nsar j'H'n!g, p, -,
-. 'l..a' dow Gias.a. (. - Gle,:i.-l..
IoouAnNli arc b.a-d,nr mus. E-radssy: L
| HrA-1llrt r.or!s: s.. neon. q rs;'J ttle-
W ;-itt man ol----- H4z--r+. so- .-h.eL..---
Ro6SiTNG- 0g.sE= : Doyy:.:Ivn J,lsine.s Is
@-rI ems - -, ~. 20 income ~ -
G-"I- g'!ose17-.', - NI.es'S
E"p2iING-t@L 81 !i;2 &ovn -, mall balance Lance
cas- I'-' aiming, ;''ii.-. X .eh'- e-I'ts
| me = y =. an = 4t--CN ?l- lfFHt:..I
! from .-wutg-r a11 Union Depot. alvay- allied
T-H-3s. tl15 handles. 'i.asc. *. . Chestnut
SOC. y heeGtisu Eo'Hls: large. cheerful always
/ crowded: t5-i handles. GlaScrCS. t03 Coes'nut-
I9--T,,-@-1, I7C1T-g7- -, - = - =
ttf.'Ni NJ itp' 81 S.-"-l!. near Grand.
mar :les- GlsS7crit. ~ Chestnut.
- =. -
80, -. "" y. - IarT-1s letSSi
-, a.. 81, ,,+sS.---l, - w ~ 80!
80 W. --,--- -I-.s-- y : : L-l-.------
-, s:'7 80. 49, T?'iS ~ rem,
. $3.50 SF5d.s ;-ass-, y; =, hshH'ts' itT@
- -----i ----aN@E ,t--- - -. : 1-sti1l
GROCERY ard saloon. owner cling Eu-ore.
5eS1,. 80 5s-5.s ~ ~ -; S'''
- 80 ---- ~ - = E--S------
,-.,,,,-,e..r, nm, CT, -. -,--.-. &C.,
- -, - -
EAiae - ~. cat= -, plh.:. 7ai-
sale: corresr 1ndeEce solicited. J +. WALTON. Al
i;'ifis;Eat9F q Estate Of John I. WALTON. De
----
EAR4ER 5000. sooi tTo-caa!r barber shop
EAHEER shop two casirS; doing god llls!-
n..1- al. "r H.c-"sS i5-l Warren 81
BEST-PAIISti grocery AID meat market in
s-g., =.
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DANCING TAUGHT.

ATTEND Professor Je Hrrsy's select rc-Au-
lions every Thursday evening. A-adHlnv 90;
olive EIni0ch Isa>A
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pooMMATEs WANTED.

ROOMMATE by three congsnlal young men.
separate beds. board SIS y Theresa
ROOMMATE by Cnng-risl young lady. WOLF
furnished, sOurhern-c&possd room. 2SiO Washing
ton.
ROOMMATE WANTED Young iidy TO sha E
room on frst floor. every convenience. sa9i
board terms 81 .7Ig Locust.
ROOMMATE WANTED Refined lady room
mat. in n south room. good board. all gouyer.-
i"rr.s reasonable. seas Pee ave.
WASHINGTON Ave-. 39c6-N,cely FURNISHED
room. with good h"srG. FOR ore gentleman.
YOUNG man TO share room on second floor,
e-ery convenience. good hoard. eslT ricksln St
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS FOR
SALE

MORGAN. 39l-Nodcrn room residence. ole
Eantly finished ard partly furnished: IN c0-:,.r.
eastern and southern exposure. large st4h'. and
caftiaEe-house with four rooms for sor,ar'
NICELY. n"wlr.. furnished. VIII sacrifice for
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70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.


BY experienced German doctor. location. city
or country. h iQS. Republic
ENTIRE second hso-. :'Sso te-.: -uitab!. .o-
"ffc- o.. lisht nanutaCtuTinS. Inquire prem
ses Q: Il Goos-. 800 Chestnut
FINE front rooms, second floor. suitable FOR
Offices or light manufacturing. Haskell. :.
BI.adTay
GEYER Ave I39-Buililrg With FORTY horse
power boiler. engine. shaftings. &c. suitable
Park Ave 32cl-Sew store. with telephone
privileges. So - Pc month. Call next store.
SMITH st. 10 N-second and third floors:
eight rOOrls. suitable for hotel rcOrnng- house
new!y pap-red AID PAINTED. Apply IN PREMISES
STORE ard I've living rooms a. terminus Of
suburban RAILWAY ami adjoining Wabash Rail
goaI Depot g. Ferguson. Mo. suitable FOR drug
store. confectionery. soda ald ice cream par!or,
etc will rent or Lease. o kAii. - ) Ninth ST
CT Ferguson. No
ST CHARLES 81. 50S-Pufliinc near Broad
way. VIII lease. J 7. Wright. 1900 Washington
ave.
TWO o,Hces for and new fixtures for sale.
:. White. 1913 Holland building
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ADASfs. tHe stamp man. aIi v sixth St; rub
her SANS. seals. stencils. exc: Sod cheap,
DG.c6. Write f1t New .lst
EXCELSIOR Stencil Works 20 Olive. IS whe-s
~ cIa g-- steel staIIps. Stencils burning brands.
I-St7r TYPE. seals. brass. aluminium checAs.
RJ8BER s-aurs. rubber tyne. sign markers.
brass az! aluminium checks. loves prices,
haspsT stamp aDl Seal Company. sIs Locust ct.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.


MORGAN St LT-Claan. comfortable rooms.
&c t. ~, per DAY: 81 10 s. per week.
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BOOMING HOUSE. Washington ave: s5i,o west
u rooms and bath: rent only SO: with World =
Fair lease: Turkish and Brussels rtfgs. rooms 8 u
hll.!: owner must sell: price $3.50, easy ;srris-
Wills < NOEL. 81 Chestnut
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HOME AND FURNITURE
FARsIS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
EXCELLENT homes, cheap. terms easy l.
Il. Harper Eral Estate Agent. Benton. scott
County. Missouri
81, acres with coC1 improvements. ty.e.ve
miles from ReddinE and RAILROAD. with hUsse-
implements and :Ernt'irr. urire $40. +.
Hinge. ReiGng. shasta County. cal
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
~".-~,>~>-~~--~-~~~
BARGAIN @. sold ~ tuHe. 4 5'-,pur Ut got
location mean business. T. 20. Eepuhiic.
lgi re-. IN Walton. 10 feet on Fag. ave. call
So Y Nuth
REAL ESTATE: FCH LEASE.
>~-->-~-~-->~~~---~--~~~~~~~
BASEMENT ut 10 s. S.arh ST.: lNx5 - Reid.
- smith Il. real "s-at"
NINTH ana WalaH- SIS. uorta-ast corner. =.
~. -. EclJ. -- \.urH
SECOND roor 2,3--.-s Morgan 81. 7O,l25 wen
lighted.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-19

Harry Fox has received word from
Kansas City OF the frightful death 81
his old school chum, b. NJ. Blanlen
ship, He was killed by a cable cal
on what Is known IN Kansas City as
dead mans curve How he hap
pened to get In the way of the car,
no nj knows. but the place Is ex
tremeIy treacherous. and doubtless he
was unaware OF the approach Of the
cable car until he had been swept i'm,
der the wheels. He was dragged a
block and his body was 70 badly mu.
tilated that his identity was only es-
tablished by cards found on the per.
son. The young man was a lawyer
OF Carrolton, Mo. and a 0 Of the
well known Colonel John Blanken.
ship.
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Hers 70 Spend Holidays.

Miss Aurelia Baca. who 10 . pupil
at the Sisters school In San Miguel,
has returned home to visit her mother,
Mrs. Ayelina X. de Baca during the
holidays. III
J. II. Kurtz Of Chicago Ii expected
to arrive here next Wednesday. He
will go to Harvey's, where his wife
Is staying. TO spend Christmas on the
high hill and eat as good q dinner as
ever he did in his life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Rogers ar
rived from the north last night 20
spend the holidays. Readers Of The
Optic will remember the announce
ment Of the wedding Of these estlm-
able young people In Topeka q few
days ago. Mrs. II. T. Unsell has al.
ready arrived In the city from Trini.
dad, and her husband will be along
within q few days, There viii be a
merry Christmas season at the Rog-
ers home. as the whole family will
be united within the h%ospitable walls.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-19

City Marshal Outright has received
q request to look out for Conductor
John J.. Flick OF the C. 4 N. w. rail
road. Nj. click disappeared between
one and three o'clock In the morning
while making a run from Chicago to
the stock yards. He Is a good looking
dark compIexioned man. thirty-three
years OF age. Ave feet seven inches IN
height. weighing 16s pounds. He Is
left handed ami has a scar on his face.
The man has disappeared as complete,
~ as though the earth swallowed him
mp. leaving no clue.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-19

Yesterday was Scotch day az tht
Normal, and a most enjoyable program
was given under the direction Of Miss
Huntsman An essay upon "Ths
Scotchman in Literature was read
by Rebccca Mckenzie. This was fol
lowed by the singing 81 folk songs b,
a chorus, after which recitations d
well known poems and extracts from
the prose writer's Of Scotland were
given. The affair closed with The
reading Of Tam o'shanter" by Alfred
Mcilcnry
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-19

The ladies' of the g. 7 A. 70 the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
we're hosts at a grand celebration
last night given al the hall In honor q
The forty-third anniversary Of Miss
Helene Narcotic. There was an ex.
ira fine lunch. music was rendered,
speeches we're made. and in such
pleasant manner, with much merry
converse. the swift hours sped 70 the
close OF the evening,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-19

There yer great goings on in the
Sigma Beta chapter room last night.
Wilson Mills, the astute and ambl.
tious son Of Chief Justice Mills. made
the mysterious and awful pilgrimage
10 the select inner circle. In honor
of the event a neat little supper was
served at the close Of the business
session. The supper was also some.
thing In the nature Of auf wiedersehen
to Waldo Twitchell. who was TO leave
FOR Missouri IN d few hours.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-12-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.

II. l.. Glass is here from Shoemaker
today.
Chas. Springer, the well known
Springerite, Is down on business.
Messrs. Josiah and E. Hale. the
Mora merchants, are in the city on
business.
Theo. Hainlen left yesterday for his
ranch on the Sapello river. after a
few days visit to town.
3. A. Lockwood. who has been
spending a week at La Pension, left
on No. l today for California.
Ralph Chapman, who has been in
Las Vegas for some time, has gone to
Belen where q railroad position awaits
him.
Mrs. r. D. Macarthur and two chill.
dren Will leave today for Emporia.
Kans., where they expect TO visit
friends and relatives.
G. r. Hawkins OF Denver, fire loss
adjuster. Is again In town. He is
figuring the damage done to the Boone
house In the recent fire.
Miss Stella Bernard came In on the
stage last evening from Santa
Rosa, where she has been teaching
school. she will spend the holidays
with her mother.
Miss Elizabeth ReNley, Miss Stella
Henoch and Miss Madeline veverka,
three teachers OF the Normal school,
left today for Denver whore they will
spend the Christmas vacation.
Inspector O'Brien Or the cattle san.
itary board came down from the north
last night and went out again %
Springer, where some cattle are "a be
shipped soon.
Miss Caroline Clancy, daughter Of
Hon. ]. g. Clancy. the wealthy stock
owner OF the little village Of Alamo
gordo, Leonard Wood county, has
gone home for the holidays. She Is
a pupil at the Sisters school here.