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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26
WilderVille Notes.

Rain, ram, rain.
A. s. Wells made business trip to
the Pass several days ago,
The Lindsay family, who were on
the sick list are reported much better.
There has been no Sabbath school
the past two Sundays on account of
rain
Mrs. +. V. Stenonsons sister has
gone home after visiting her the past
month
There are lots of fish in the creek,
but nobody allowed to catch them,
but fish cannerymen.
Il. V. Stevenson made a business
trip to the Pass Saturday. Zanoni.
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Notice OF Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing between
]. NJ. Booth and Jno. NJ. Rummell is
dissolved. ]. NJ. Booth having pur-
chased all the interests OF Jno. NJ.
and F. NJ. Rummell. All moneys due
on insurance or other busin IS due to
the firm is payable to j. NJ. Booth W no
will continue the business in his name.
JNo. NJ. RUMMELL.
j. NJ. BOOTH.
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Lost One Thousand Dollars

X. S. Bratton, who moved to
Grants Pass from Kerby two months
ago, deposited his money with the
Grants Pass Banking & Trust Co.,
taking ccrtic fate of deposit there.
for. Mr.. Bratton expects to make his
home here and soon found de-
sirable property which he decided to
purchase. When time for payment
came he looked for his certificate of
deposit but it was nowhere to be
found. Mr. Bratton made thorough
search but still the thousand dollar
paper could not be found, and he
thinks he must either have lost it or
misplaced it with other papers
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THEY WERE INTERESTING
Misses HE Train Nhllo RcNdina
Grants Pa,s Signs.

Wm. H. Morgan OF sam, Naluy
went to Grants Pass "Wednesday with
intentions of making % flying trip o.,
returning Thursday hut b. happened
that Thursday morning Doe was gawk.
ing around rcadiug sisus and didn't
notice that tho train wa. thera uu-
I'll he saw il pulling away from tug
depot, ho then ran % block down town.
picked M his grip which weighed
about 20 pounds, and mado chase up
the track for about o quarter of %
mile after the train. sooiug his
chase was in vain he returned 90 town
with the remark that, "Thrm blamed
lnjuns ON them cars could out ruu
any lujun he ever saw "Why. " ho
said, II could catch thcm Iuluus ]
am used to ont on the Klamath rosor.
walton in less than half the dismnc,
aud carry two grips, Hc was at the
depot at daybreak the next morning
waiting for the 10 O'Clock train
Valley Record
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

To those people who have always
heard Denver Colorado, rpiorrcd TO
as a model city, not only in appear
snco but in tho way Of municipal
government, will read the following
excerpt from Denver paper with %
good deal Of surprise;
"Thcro wero quito lot Of tourists
IN Colorado this year. according TO
the reports, but Dcnyvr had them
only between trains Can tho na,
heads Of this city foc how that visitors
will not como 20 any place whore
they are done up nt cvoIy turn.
Cloan mp your city, drive out tho
graftors, thugs and other SCUM aud
Denver will DE all right Until tbis
is done you may expect, as you urcly
will roooiye, q creator fro.. than was
experienced this year. aud heaven
knows this is bad enough.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

Orders to proceed to Colon are re-.
ported to have boon received by tho
commanders Of the battloships Kcar-
sarge and Massachusetts which are
now at the New York Navy Yard.
All tho officers have been summoned
by telegraph, and those who are.hcre
have been told they are TO remain ON
board. The Keorsargo ooalod last
Wednesday and nearly all her stores
are now on board Sixty mariners
have been added to her company
The Massachusetts is in drydock,
whore she is being repaired, but will
be out next Monday. The hattlcshipg
Alabama and Texas arc also lt tho
yard, taking ON ammunition
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

One hundred and fourteen years ago
today, George Washington set aside
a day "to bo devoted by the. people of
those states to tho service Of that
great and glorious Boing who is the
benefoient author Of all the good that
was, that is or that will be- " The
pilgrim fathers, years before, ostab-
lished the custom by setting aside one
day for Thanksgiving. Some years it
was observed in the spring and some
years in the fall, but since Presi don't
Lincoln in 1868 set aside the last
Thursday in November as day Of
Thanksgiving and prayer, that day
has been the one proclaimed by the
succeeding presidents
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

Chicago is experiencing numerous
riots in connection with the street
car strike now in progress, Colorado
has had troubles with her miners and
the governor Of Utah has ordered the
entire National Guard Of the state in
to the coal mining districts Of Carbon
county. There is cause for thanks
giving that peace reigns in Oregon
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WOOD NOTICE.

Sealel bids will be received by the
School Board of School District No
I, josephine County, Oregon, until :
O'Clock p. NJ. December l, 1908. for
100 cords of wood to be cut two feet
long and delivered at the school
houses in Grants Pass not later than
september !, 1904. Seventy five cords
are to be red fir and IS cords black
oak or laurel, all to be cut from sound
green trees.
The Board reserves the right to re-
jcet any or all bids.
G. f. MAYBEE. Clerk.
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give work enough to the women and
children and hardly enough for the
raiser to fool with when hops are at a
low figure.
Whiskey gulch has been taking a
boom the past week. This gulch was
discovered in 1875 and laid silent up
to the present time, when Mr.. Sar-
geant was prospecting some days ago
and discovered the old channel which
was missed by the old timers. There
are five men at work now making
preparations to being mining soon.
Jolly Joker.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

Philadelphia is confronted to-day
by n IS, 600, 600 theft. Only tho most
heroic measures on the part Of graft
ridden people can stay the hand Of
the plunderers. The plot to loot the
city treasury OF this vast sum is ron.
cealed in s25, 600, 600 loan bill that
IL TO be railroaded through the
council, and If necessary passed over
tho veto of Mayor Weaver The
political machine that dominates tho
entire municipal government has
Matched it for the sole purpose Of
making tho greatest raid it has ever
lad tho efirontcry to undertake.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

Three hundred Moros are known to
have beer, killed and many others
were carried Off dead or wounded as a
result Of FIVE days severe fighting in
Jolo between the American troops
and the insurgents.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

Governor Carter took the oath Of
Office and was formerly inaugurated
at Honolulu, Monday. There was a
large assembly Of federal ana terri
torial officials and members of the
army and navy.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

Judge Burnett Of the circuit court
ofTillamook county, has decided that
the present hog law in Oregon is un-
constitutional, for the reason that It
permits a constable to dispose Of hogs
taken up under the law, without due
uroceodinps at court.
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woMAN.s CLUB NEWS.
Literary Department.

The Literary Department oil tue
Woman Club ill give their regular
annual progrim on the evening OF
d ,eember 4, 1903. at the Woodman
hall. The following program will lie
given:
piano Solo Mrs Roy Wilson
Reading .. Mrs. Hemeuway
Vocal Solo Miss Parker
Lecture .......... Prof. ii. ,. HOWE
Members of the Womau's Club Will
not be admitted unless they present
their membership cards at the door,
Those not belonging to the club Will be
admitted by paying the admission
fee of 25 cents.
This lecture is not to be entirely for
the benefit Of club members but 1t is
desired that every one should attend.
Harriet NJ. Silsby, Sec'y.
Wall Papers-immense variety
lowest prices-Thomas.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

Curtis & Co., practical watch
makers and jewellers. Dealers in
watches, clocks, iewelry and Dia-
mond rings All repairing first class.
Odd Fellows building.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

CHICKENPIE and otter things you
like will he served by the Ladies
Benefit Society of the Bethany church
in the Odd Fellows hall on the eve
ming of Wednesday, 2d of December.
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Thanksaivine Services,

Union Thanksgiving Services will
be held in Bethany Presbyterian
church on the evening of Thanksgiy-
ing Day, at the usual hour of eve
ming service. The sermon will be
preached by Pastor McDougall of the
Newman NJ. E. church. Let there be
a full attendance.
Robert Leslie,
Pres. Ministerial Association.
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Stephen Potter Wanted.

Anyone knowing the r. o, address
Of Stephen Potter, will confer favor
by communicating Same to Charles L..
Hays, chamber OF Commerce, Port.
land, ore.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

Professor Norbert g. Howe will
lecture in Grants Pass Friday. poccm.
lcr O., under the auspices OF the
Literary Department of the Woman s
Club
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

Today the National eagle steps
aside and allows the turkey to hold
first place.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

Tablet aud box paper at cost at the
Courier Office TO close out. We have
up-to-date styles
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REPAIRING.
WANTED.

lady or gentleman
to manage business in this county
and adjo lining territory for house
of solid financial standing. $50. 90
straight cash salary and expenses
paid each Monday direct from
headquarters. Expense money ad-
ganced; position permanent. Ad-
dress Manager COS Monon Bldg,
Chicago
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

The clerk of the Supreme Court has
set FIVE cases to be argued during the
week beginning Monday, Nov 3Oth,
among which is that of A. A. Kad-
derby ct al, appellants, VS.. the City
Of Portland ct al, respondents, an ap-
peal from Mulnomah county, which
Is oct for Thursday, December 3, at
70 o'clock. This is the case in which
the validity Of the initiative and
referendum amendment to the consti-
tuition is involved.
A turkey shoot is billed for Wednos-
day and Thursday to take place across
Rogue River bridge, Chicken, beef
and hogs are also to be shot for.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

A. E. voorhies Photo Supplies.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26
PURSE STEALER AT WORK
Portland Youth Makes New Use
e Bicycle.

The daring youth who rides about
Portland on bicycle robbing women
Of their purses as he whirls past them
turned his novel tricks on Mrs. Joseph
Hall Sunday night receiving 50
purse and 81 cash for his trouble. He
came near being caught by large
Dane dog that was with the woman,
but the rider finally escaped. The
police were notified.
1t was while she was walking down
Couch street, near the Armory, that
Mrs. Hall was robbed She was car
rying her purse on her arm, it being
held by slender chain. As the thief
passed he grasped the purse, and the
Chain broke quickly. She did not
lose her presence Of mind, but bade
the dog go after the rider. This
thief has been very successful so far,
as he takes little chance Of being
caught.
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FOR SALE.

ROLL TOP DESK and revolving
chair for sale cheap-Courier Office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

Wall Papers-immense variety
lowest prices-Thomas'
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A. E. vooRHIEs, PaoPR. 3 MNon
THURSDAY. Nov. e6, 1908.

Entered at the post Office at Grants Pass
Iregon, as second-ciass mail matter
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

Pres. Ministerial Associate
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

LAW LIBRARY of over 100 volumes
for sale at 30 cents on the dollar
Inquire at this Office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-11-26

$50 tons baled alfalfa hay. Dr. 9.
r. Ray, Tolo, Oregon.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR RENT.

bedroom for rent
Mrs. q. W. Scott, d street.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SAFE Concord St, near 18th st. South
Brp1kiand, slX-roou frame house, excellent con
ditioE; cellar; good water; stable, chicken
house; grape vines; fruit; shruhs; roses, des}r-
able for home or Investment terms. S2590; half
cash. Inquire Of ID. If, HALL, al 6 ST. nV
ap20-8t
FOR SAI.E-Siv-rocm house and bath. town wa
ter. large lot, high elevation. uear ear lire.
now house iu Hyattsviile. Also one OF six
rooms, large lot irut and shade. -hrubbery;
ou main street iu the town. near car lines
ARfHU CARR, HyatJsviIle apIs-'t
FOR SALON the Heights near the II ST. car.
Gone farce. with shade and springs, large lots
running from 20.e0 20 $1,000 feet at 0.e cent q
foot. small lots at IL cents a foot. cheapest
and lest ia she District. una-thrd cash. yeu
buy direct from the Owners; fire views; heau.i-
fui location high and healthy office Czj
ST.. open r0W a. u T.. n. A ics OF
the best bots .ott. Centre. Helght~.1 Tabc Il
81 CARS t. 10Th 81 ne and Transfer te Central
Heights Ageut aa grounds al dag Sundsy.
FOR ~ALE-Several che5p Hs8-e- nd lot, in
Eglghtv4od Park. H. C.. 50 aeea ..st- north ot
tiI- city ~ speculative Urjrrs. l1i-iN T. SHOE
MAKER CO, go 8 t. aHt--st
FOR SALE House With lot. sI.5fu- $40 monte.
y; lots $50. - monthly. larger houses Pro
rats: + yoH can't buy a mouse. begin lyt-
FLisNTDN TERRACE Offices. Jg7 r. ST. nv.
srI4rf
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

AMNONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
WORKs--Carpats antisept iea!lv cleaned by cur
modern process. Carpets taken up cleaned.
stored. and rel8jd. Mattresses made to ~ Ter
and ramade Iron beds springs. couches divans.
AMI cots. n. NEWMTER, 81 Iigh St NV.
Phone. Main sJi. &pI4-3yt
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN.

Honey . loan At a12 10 per cent, Ia sums
Of 81 600 70 $40, 900, on D. c. real estate; pay
Oh and per cent mortgage ana begin anew
all transactions conducted vi b economical con
alteration for UoTToReFz
VIZ Il SAUNDERS / CO. 40, z a.. NJ.
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FOR REEG-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR Rent LARGE furnished front room for
=. l5e-.ay- -a-- - week. one l-r - 90 Mary
FOR ETNT-iar.a ==cand-fao- front alcHve
roon' bath. EHs. SD. q, gentleman Ii"j %
ron RENT Front room. furnished, s. month:
Also other rooms, Ciseap- al GtA s. nv
For RENT Ne7v furnished room IN pri.ats
family, Hr children. 10 gentleman only, refer
"I..- required, ur.ge. es uelEHbc.ho"a # Ssh
@al q SITS So Address bon 80. Ills Office.
FOR HENT-NiceIy furnished rooms: centrally
fIII q ST. NW.-FurnisbeI aud uafuraisfed
raaEas- Hra, and second Loars transiauts.
FOR RENT WeH furnished rooms, -os % st.
Nv, front and blcS, cheap. aplo-a1
FOR RENT Large second Goor front room: als7
en surte- After p, m.. laJ2 Massachusetts,
axe NV apI15t
FOR RENT Furnished rooms in large, delight
fully situated house. overlooking park. Avenue
car, pass door, crugeuiaut To navy Yard. very
pleasant 10 summer reasonable, ortivast c0r-
nor atA ST. aai l.enHsE iTlaia ave So api9-5t
ait ST NW--Far rent large. nicely furnished
rooms. single ar en- ssafe. apI9-$t
FOR RENT-Onr ar two furnished rooms. gas
snt BATH j3l California 81. ne. api9-"r
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms, ssdt-'
able iur light housekeeping, cheap ZIfI O ST.
NV apIg-3,
FOR RENT Neatly furnished rooms with or
without board 2l@3 Pennsylvania ave apI5-5C
2i6 q ST. NW.-Bac5 parIor bedroom; southern
exposure apIq-3t
ti11 otb ST. NW.-For rent. furnished rooms;
E@ht housekeeping aptG-3t
FOR RENT Bright furnished room, S1-15 per
week. as NJ st. NV. apIs-2g
FOR RENT-Four furu gfed rooms; light house
keeping. gas; no sign. 526 10Th st. NV. aPIs-st
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms. single a-
en- suite. Clio Sd st. NV. aUI6-5t
FOR RENT Nicely furnished second-st0rv room.
suitable fer one OF two gentlemen; all con
voujenceS; terms moderate Opposite Pension
Office. G21 9Th NV. apIs-3-
FOR RENT Furnished rooms; bath convenient
t. alIi car lines, very central; 81 per week
CID T. St Nv ap1s3t
FOR RENTING furnished rooms. 3. s. per
month 4lJ q st. NV. apIs-6t
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TIMES WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS

RATES FOR ADVERTISIEGs
SITUATIONS OF HELP WAS-Ep as
ROOMS FOR EN-
BOARDING
ROOMS AND BOABB-
ONE CENT 4 WORD
Minimum ChzFEe-
1Sc, one insertion
ALL OTHER CLASSIFIED LiNE8S-
TWO CENTS 4 TO6U. THREE OR
MORE CONSECUTIVE DAYS. ONE
CENT y TORE-
Want adg. received az French OffCe,
NrSHaNF PRESCRIPTION PHAHMA-
CY, S ". coTHcT I'D and g SITS \ W
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COUNTRY BOARD.

THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE. I'd and r SITS
..e-. opens ~ SUMMER 5aaTaars JHu5 J. Rooms
fTay ROW hc engaged Rates, So aua 800 paE
4l~u-l. children 4pI5-5yt
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H.ANTED-A calareI lsv q press l7.5 Penn
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WANTED House nam. elevate. a.F- -.sr Iut-
sa5 f. S. nv. IL
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JOSEPH I. WELLER,

REALTY BROKER,
TEL f. $50. No. CJ2 r ST. y. ".
ap1y-tf
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DENTISTRY

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; firm, comfortable
durable. beautiful uulerecIahe; pgstIyeB
painless DIR L. b WILSON, $40 18th St. nv.
-Tssyt
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AND VEHICLES

ii AsTED-A aae6. gentle horse. tslr 1lareler.
lAat lads mas ar5-a- as dealers need aVf's-
address Boa 80. tbs 9..ce. 2g}a-zs
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WANTED Immediately. reliable man and a-IFt
o. work farm eH shares. Apply ai5a reference
1925 Itu Sc. up- .uEH.t
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FOR RENr-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR RESI-No. , Remington typewriter with
stand cheap, touch tyPeNTiting charts for home
instruction. BON rs, City p. O. ap20-st
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HELP WANTED-1IALE.


IL N.7-r-f - 4-.4.- ...
w.. Il S.. .-.- pr. .,li-'.-r ,Nf-'
WANTED Rs-fa- e.-- -.-. .......,-..,--- ..r.-
1,-,>.-rg, -r
FER. rr-[-ra 4.rr...,.. -,-. ---,s,..- T...-.-l
ifa3 T. Sc nv IL
Al s,-5r-r,
f.-lr..# r--ez.-.,- r.-r..,-.. -
ser ~E.58 per a.y. tsG ~ III 7.+a s.. MT. s,r
information IT
WANTED YOUNG man 5---- country.
good pay Call ROOM De 5-i 10Th ST. a.- IL
WANTED F5rs.-cr-s 81 ante barber. .t...l.. 7.-s.
guarantee given. Ii HFH'- BARBER SHOP aG-
~ - ny 1t
WANTED-a r.I.ra.I I.gr Il f-a-- 1-sg ps,--
-l-ar5s ava r,s. gr.sl.e-
WANTED Irrfr,ltsTc7r. reliable Tg.n and wife
o. r-srs. farm ga shares AF.rEs. ..sr reference.
1928 Ish s.. uv apzo-zc
~ tNzTr-TI ~ ,-1-----7--=-T --.r..- ---- -rF 80
per5euar tn drive milk wagon SWISS DAIRY.
4.@ East Capitol Sc, aU58-3t
WANTED -.r-r,r.-- - ,---,-5..-.--.7 .-,-,r,.-
aaagas-sr-- steady employment; can make from
So TO - gar day and more Call mt 10 Ilth
s. nc Ii
NANTED-C oIarcI boy. with bicycle. 5ruIv
81 ~ s. 1t
. " A 5-i'-7'S good walters, lW" bell men.
''&Hl 15sL N'.SheES ANA -'i7.ilS, man for photo
-l@tA =~i.eI-- Two COOKS ialF neat nous. boys
~ ,l.s .4- S5.5-5.l. -.' ''aaf
II
7--.---
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-1F 10 . NJ ~ 'ii III -''''
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WANTED Boy about L t. work IN cafe: wait
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For SALE-HOuSES.

FOR SALES. 800.
I ST. Sc. near 7th 2st5ry bay-window
brick. rooms. bath. cellar, "a cheap home.
STONE & FAIRFAX, so d SOS r - NV
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llth ard kerseslT ave NV Call and bring
tools Monday apIs2t
WANTED-Y Dung man from country 10 canvass
and collect, good chance to right party. apply
at 1926 9Th ST. NV apIG--t
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. - up; samples brought
HINT. sG7 G. ST. NV Phone. East s95-M.
apI5--r
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wANTED-BOARDERs.

" ANTED -FoIr gentlemen - take i've rooms.
with beard. near Bureau q Engraving 2IG srh
&. sU aHIg-st
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FOR SALE-A bargain Stop renting $50
cash down and SI2 per month viii buy No.
lI4I \ ST. Sc. nearly new tsgo-story six-r0om
frame IN hue condition and ready to move
into: water in kitchen sewer. etc. about 1000
feet ground, 50-foot rear alley. Don't miss this
chance to get "a home. whites only House
open Price, only Sl,f75. Owner. apl9-5t
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WANTED-A good raIered woman TO cooE- lasG
home for the right one Apply Sos I--l ST.
Nv. Il
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FOR SALE-Bdrgains in northeast one square
from ii st. cars, SIX rooms and bath, bay win
dow brick fine order, price s. 200 also SIX
room and bath bay window brick, kentucky
ave. Sc, snap at S2-Ido. Other bargains IN
northeast from 800 upward. CHAS. FUSS &
CO. co. 18th St NY apIs-3t
FOR SALE-FIorida ave NV between % and
81 SIS six rooms and bath; price s. 30. F A
HARRISON. 523 9th NV. arfs-St
FOR SALE-Brooklaud D. c.. Providence 81.
six-rcom frame. lot 5ozI5J, price 81, so F. a
HARRISON. So 9th nv. apls-8t
nice little home. two-sIory pressed brick;
six rooms and bath. hot and cold water. located
on Capitol HIN, near cas-; very easy terms.
1850
4 pretty tvo-stoTy bay window brick; SIX
rooms and usths hot and cold water neat and
coy home
$3.50.
A fine investment. a two-story bag window
pressed brick house. located on tho-5ughfare
northeast; iGur rooms and bath each floor; rent
50 month
WM. H. SAUNDERS & co,
1907 st \. w anIl-tF
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THE ASTORIA CAFE. "a and g. SIS ~.
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WANTED hanbermaid and cook. private fam
ily. also lady's maid and nurse Inquire If5
? St Nv 1t
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WANTED SaleslsdIc= and stockBeepers for dry
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Fiu- Iarse building lots on rfrc-
trTC road, minutes ride from Washington. on
~ cent fare; price 500 each, terms 50. bal
aHee 81 per week Now IS tEa chance to Ttlr-
chase ID home. JAMES +. CLEMENTS. 1905 G.
st. NV. apzJ-6r
FOR SALE-Two lots in Woodridge-Lor T..
block O. South Dakota ave. s cents per foot.
half block from electric cars. also lot = block
T. with nice shade trees. tyvo blocks from street
cars. cents per foot. $50 cash. balance on term.
to suit. f. j. DIEUBoNNE, IA eth ST. NV
apI5St
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WANTED Cook. chambermaid. leave city, way
paid, white maid cook. and lauudrcss 50
Inquire 1888 nth 81. nv. 1t