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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-03
NJ u STAI1NTON
ASSEMBLYMAN

Announces himself as the regular Re-
publican nominee for
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-03

About the beginning Of this campaign
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-03
EDWARD A. QUICKER

Announces himself as regular Demo
cratic nominee for the office OF
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
of Humboldt county, subject TO the de
cision of the voters at the election No.
vember s. 1904.
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this result. and to that extent the show
ing does not represent a natural perma-
nent growth of the of the
country, still there was a marked in
crease Independent of war purchases.
=
Father Hunt Cortes. a Catholic priest
and the greatest living authority on Az
tee history. is preparing data for a book
on the origin of the Aztec race He de-
mated in that portion of the North Amer
lean continent now comprised within the
boundaries of the states or Utah and
Colorado. ana says that a powerful en-
pire was maintained by the Aztecs there
many centuries ago.
Those who expect to vote at the COM
ing election should see to it that they are
registered. The time for the election is
not far of and every citizen of the coun-
ty should qualify himself as a legal voter
at once. This is too important a matter
to be neglected. Every legal voter of the
county should cast his ballot on Novem-
Der Sth. Don't let indifference lose you
your vote. Register.
A mail bag captured by the Beers in
1899 has just been recovered. 1t con-
tanned forty-seven registered letters. in
which were about $3.50 in cash. a number
Of postal orders. a draft for $1,000. doc
uments involving a sum Of Sc. 900. checks.
official papers and two wills.
Judge Parker's measure has been taken
and it is found that he just fits a judg-
ship nicely. The presidential chair is a
few sizes too large for him.
s.
The Cerro Rico -e Potosi mining dis
trict of Bolivia has produced up to the
present time no less han W billion dor
lars in silver.
e
The Democratic campaign textbook
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HUMBOLDT CHAPTER, NO. 3. r. A.
NJ Meanings held ~ .het, hall 80
p. m. on the second and fourth Satur-
day evening of each month. All COM
anon Royal Arch Masons In good
standing are cordially invited to at
tend.
w A. BROWN. n. p.
CHRIS. WOLF. Secretary
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The Democratic campaign textbook
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-03

The Cerro Rico e Potosi mining dis
trict of Bolivia has produced up to the
present time no less han two billion dos
lars in silver.
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MASONIC.

WlNNEMUCCA LODGE NO. IS. r. 4
A. M. Stated comn s~unications Will
be held at their hall In the Silver state
block until further notice at 1880 p. m.
on the first Saturday evening OF each
m nth. All Master hasons In good
sta .,ding are cordially Invited TO at
te nd.
F. POULIN. w. n.
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NVANTED-Any person 10 distribute our
samples; SIS weekly; steady. MGR
EMPIRE Wells ST.. Chicago. 1T
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


NEW YORK AVE, COR. 18th ST.
Having secured the building fo-merl.
have thoroughly renovated il ana viii
now conduct strictly hlgh-class hotel.
Excellent cuisine ana service. Large
bright rooms. Rates from 81 per day up
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished room
with board, 20 settled OF mlddle-ased
LADY, very reasonable. in return Tor Jc-
casIonal evening companionship- Apply
FOR RENE-Furnished OF unfurnishe1
rooms with OF without board 1tl> Penn
sylvania ave. nv oe-1-3l
THE PASADENA. 1913 x ST. nw-NewIy
furnished rooms, single or en- suite; SUI
Ueri0r board. hoU-WaJeF heat tiled
baths, unsurpassed location ceutfali
transieutsi Telephone. oc-l-eL
as 6th ST. NE.-Excellent room ana
board for one or two gentlemen, n 2ri-
waite home. u
Will BOARD and teach children; sue
cessful with backward pupilst English
and music. Address BOX 81 Aeu=ins-
ton. Nd. oczl-5t
go nj ST. NW-Secoud floor, front. with
board for two gentlemen; h0t-wat=r
heat ~
FOR RENT - Neat furnished rooms.
with board bath on same floor 7lz +tn
81, Sc 49,
ROOMS. with excellent home cooking
ot-y-ot -
LARGE parIor; southern exposure with
or without board near Library Al
dress BOX 80, this oEilee- oe-g-2--
1014 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV
Pleasant room, with table board steam
heat. oczJ-llt
FOR RENT-Frout room. with board;
southern exposure near Pezlusy IVA ma
ave. S24 ST. Sc. oezy--L
r-57 SrT ST NW-Desirable second floor
rooms. also parlCr; table board. tran
sients. o---=,-
rooms. table board. transIents. oszy-at
ROOMS with board; convenient 10 LII
Erar,- past Capitol st. and Pennsylvania
ave cars 40 4Ih 81 Sc. cc-5-5J
T-PONT ROOM with board, gentleman.
y15. I7u New Jersey ave. NV ocl3-tt
PLEASANT ROOMS good board. ulz
Grant Place. ocl9-St
SECOND STORY front, with board Tor
Two, $50 three 80 per month. li-3 lJJA
As N ST NW.-Nlce rooms and good
board. reasonable ocl5-.t
FOR RENT - Comfortable furnished
rooms with board; mechanics preferred
1929 Sth ST. NV Ocl5-4I
FOR RENT-Rooms, with or without
board 1903 III ST ny. oclJ-.t
1903 NEW YORK AVE, opposite new
p
single rooms; excellent board; 50 EACH
gentlemen only. Ocil-tC
FOR REET-Large. newly furnished
rooms, with or without BOARD CcnYeu-
lent 10 ears and theaters. $40 18th ST.
NV. ucls-tE
TWO large front rooms, also two sunny.
well ventilated rear rooms; all nicely
T furnished. with or without board; two
squares of Pennsylvania ave. terms rea-
s0uabIe. llaS lJ-h 81. uw. Oci3-5t
/ NVANTED-By "a lady living near city.
"A few children TO board; good home
/ references exchanged. Address BOX ii,
I this office. OcIi-lt
FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR RENT Stable, suitable for prlva te
/ automobile storage Inquire 90 lSIh 81.
[ NV. uc-j-5t
WANTED-STABLES.
/ VANTED-Stable OF storage room r0I
/ automobile i'm vicinity of fth and a. SIS
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FOR RENT-PIANGS

FOR RENT-Euabe square piano. fuu
ana sac-iice Address BOX Sd, this Of
fee. 9E-g-2L
FOR RENT-Knabe and other good pI-
amos: reasonable rates. rent applied on
purchase. kNABE g. co. lzlo-l2-J = 81
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FOR RENT-Omce rooms in the Evans
Building. 1916 to 1924 Ncw YORK ave. nw. /;
apply 90 JOHN U. EVANS, 1928 New
York ave- sezI-tf
BLISS BUILDING % ID ST. nw.-Very
desirable Offices. facing Capitol with
heat. light. and JauiL0r service FROM IS
per month up. Cali OK write A. o.
BLISS Telephone East Gs6 se7-tf
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BOARDING

MRS. KATIE GORDON. Cateress, la-o
Cedar ST. NV. between 18Th ana lfliis
s and ID. meals and hot rolls @eEt ga
out. cakes and pies5 an orders VIII Pc
PROMPTLY delivered. Your FalI3h1s1
kindly solicited. t---.t
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Wh iJe waitress. three plain
cooks. small family; two white general
workers 12l 10th ST. NV. IL
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WANTED-Young ladies TO wait on
table and confectionery counter. 45o Slh
ST. NV oczI-zL
WANTED-A few more cooks, SO; also
iauudTgSs- cham bermald, waitress
nurse, Apply az NJ NV. lt
WANTED-A white girl ion. general
Eouseworii small family, lzif N ST. me-
WANTED-Three white cooks, $50 up
Virginia people preferred; two colored
cooks, $40 TO $50. 4lS 10th, basement. II
WANTED-Help for all departments in
hotel. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY,
505 10Th ST. Phone OILY. lt
WANTED-Two stenographersi must be
able 20 take rapid qictatloni salary 81
20 start Apply 6l5, Corcoran Building
WANTED-GirI for general homework
for family of four: references. 455 q ST.
NVANTED-Y0ung lady clerk; also one
for dining room Apply GIG nw-r room
s. ~
WANTED - Several experienced sales
ladies ia oar glove department. gooc
salaries and permanent positions to those
competent Apply TO Manager before 40
O'Clock, Palais Royal A. LlSNER
Oc20-3t
WANTED-We require several expert
enced salesladies In house furnishings
department positions permanent ana
highest salaries paid to those capable
Apply TO Manager. before 10 % clOchr
Palais Royal A LISNER. ocz1-aJ
WANTED-A woman for general house
work. family two, references. l44t 81,
after o;3J pm. oc-o--l
WANTED-Impro on skirts; also
helpers Apply p Lafayette Square
oczy-ot
WANTED-Bright shopper for dress
making establishments good references
required Apply % Lafayette Square.
oc-v-[l
WANTED-First-class cook in boarding
house. 1872 q ST. NV. oc4J-at
WANTED-A woman to cook and wash,
and a chambermaid, at once. COZ Mary
land ave. sW. Oc-J-5J
WANTED-Neat general hOuseworker.
~ g ST. NV oc4J-ot
WANTED-Model for Photographic art
work must have good neck BOX 50,
this ONCE. oc20-5t
WANTED-White housemaid; family of
four, no children. TWO girls employed
Apply ~ III s.. nv. oczJ-5t
Experienced white woman
all-round preSseT, 20 work ia dyelng
n j. ~ South Fairfax ST., Alexandra,
Va. ocl9-9t
WANTED-A good cook at boarding
house zoos / ST. NV ocly-5t
KOONE'S CUTTING AND DESIGNING
hand sketchlng taught, and uuplica-e
forms made. our system OF cutting Is
used bv the best railors and dTesSmakeTs
In all OF the cities ia the United States
Hours from 10 8 pm. 40 9Th ST. nv.
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wANTEp-RooMs - go.

WANTED - Room and board; early
brea kfasts S15 per month"; or furnished
room, near cafe. central. state parucu-
lars Address BOX l9ss this Office.
Oc21-3t
AVANTED-By TWO young men. room
and board; private family. address
BOX 90 this office ocz3-2t
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1NANTED-By one OF the large Wash
ingtOn stores. q thoroughly experienced
mail order clerk one capable OF making
selections on orders state fun expert
euce and salary wanted. Address BOX
los this office OcZ1-Zt
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WANTED-Twenty good, reliable sober
men white or coIored. to drive coal carts
and do general work appertaining TO coal
yard. wages. $3.50 per week for six days
Apply at 1871 list st. ne. or rear ao5 tlh
~ ne se21-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE 4 FEMALE.

NANTED-IuteIlIgau person 20 solicit
Apply from 2 10 at s3s Sth 81. NV.
0c-l-5t
WANTED-Ph0tograF ret0ucher. state
age. experience. and salary. Address
BOX SIS. this Office ocZl-St
WANTED-Female or male oyster cook.
al once Apply 30 l4IL ST. sW. Oc2g-3t
WAETED-Redued young foreign gem
tlemau wants one English language coll
iege graduated teacher one hour daily
lesson SIS monthly, good references
Address BOX A. this office OcI9-3t
81 Makes YOU a member OF the Amer
lean Home Seekers Association for one
year. and positions are guaranteed 10
ali who want work a1g 10Th ST. NV
basement BOWIE uEc.J. seZ2-3Jt
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WANTED-Colored barber for Saturday.
21g II ST ne. IT
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Agents IA Northeast and
Southeast sections Of city to sell useful
household specialties. Address BOX 100,
this Office Oczl-zt
yVANTED-By German gardener. place
to take care of ia country, OF on shares
1903 26lh ST. NV. oc-i-5t
TANTED-By intelligent young man,
place as butler in private family. 634
North Capitol St oczl-zt
vVAETEp-By experienced white fUrni-
rure man. position as collector OF
working reports and office work refer
euce Address BOX 10, this office. II
ANTED-Cauvasser 20 sell diamonds
watches, and all urst-ciass JeWelry and
eiIVerWare, either for cash OF liberal
credit terms; bond required; experience
Innecessaryi collectors and canvasseFs
acquainted with good trade can better
their positions; push IS the only requisite
needed. Apply Manager, "CASii@L--
BERG'S." g35 Pennsylvania ave
selZ-mor fritz
EVANTED-AIen and women Of good ad-
dress; guaranteed salary Of SO weekly
20 right parties SIG 18th ST. NV.
OCl8-6C-eESu
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DAECING

OBDWAY DANCING SCHOOL PROF.
WEEDHAM. c0uied. Vet Han (eu-
trance, 4al nth So. uWJ. Every Tuesday
and Friday evening. Beginners class,
1890; adyancsd, 30. soc per lesson or six
lessons. f-.aa with music. Class now
forming. Also private lessons. 0c.1-.t
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FOR RENT-Three large. bright rooms
en- suite; uufuruished. SO + ST NV It
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

TT0P sALE--Young parrots. canaries.
rabbits. guinea pigs. dogs. cats, ana peta
ri IN Finds Birds boarded for the SUM
r0er- SCHMTD'S BIRD STORE ia
I2th 81 NV. and c5l II ST na je2o-u
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FOR RENT-STABLEs.

FOR RENT Stable, suitable for prlys te
automobile storage Inquire 9l6 lSrh 81.
NV. tc-J-5t
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/ WANTED-If YOU haye~ the qualifca-
/ IiOns as travelling salesman TO present
a high-Class proposition in a clean-cut
/ and convincing manner. we want you.
I Address BOX s.. this office. Oc20-4t
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FOR RENT-Unfuruished four large
rooms; VIII rent reasonab BILE TO the right
party. Cali after in the evening. l92.
Pennsylvania ave. NV. Ocl6-5t
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Wilson & Mayors Saturday Sale.
30 a. M, 1927 and 1923 c. Street. Furni-
lure FOR an parts of the house new
rugs and draperies, and, az - noon,
draft horses, pony. TunabOut. and sur
rev.
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VANTED-RooMS.

FOR RENTAL entire fat. consisting Of
three large furnished and one hall room
bath and closets. on same floor. with CT
without gas; quiet lGcatious wide street.
only TWO squares from the noisy street
car lines. Address BOX 90, this Office.
oc2I-zU
WANTED-TWo furnished rooms for
ugnt housekeeping. good section; near
school. state price. Address BOX 73,
this office Oc2J-3t
WANTED-A neat furnished back room.
s. month. 6o5 18TH ST. nv. OcZI-2t
WANTED-Three unfurnished rooms Cor
light housekeeping; IN Southeast; state
terms Address BOX 9. this Office.
WANTED-One large unfurnished room
for light housekeeping in Southwest
not TO exceed S.. Address BOX -. this
office. Ocl9-3t
WANTED-Warm sleeping room, nos
over S. per month. Address BOX 81. this
Office. Oclg-3t
WANTED-By forelady al Kaun's. two
unfinished rooms west Of 9TH and
south of . ST., for about 81. Address
BOX 70. this Office Ogls-3t
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FOR RENT-Large parlor, second floor: /
$40 u ST. NV. 81
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A Mothers Most Important Duty

= MUtutL -lVaL II LIuI TINT -utI
is 20 see that her children have proper
food Schneider.s '-AIalL-. Bread best
satisfies the need for nOurishing food
Every home should use il. Grocers, 5c
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Experienced white waiter.
Apply at zoos Pennsylvania ave. NV
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SIS Ruby Self-feeder, Shopworn, $40
A. EberIy's Sons, us 9Th ST. NV.
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yVANTED-By German gardener. place
to take care of ia country, or on shares.
1903 26Lh ST. nv. ocZl-3t
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Get in the Election Contest
2 500 IN gold 10 the winners
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WANTED-Reliable young man from
country as store helper. Cali GIG u ST.
Z NV ROOM o IL
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FOR RENT FURNISHED AND UE.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Furnished or unfmuished
rooms, with on without board; house
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED - GOLDEN
BERG S want experienced
s8lesWomeu for women S
suit and fur departments.
Permanent positions and
good salaries viii be paid
thoroughly competent peo-
pie, oc2l-al
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TABLE BOARD.

ASTORIA DINING ROOM s. per week.
excellent board; white manager y, Z 50
and O. SITS. NV o----St
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yVANTED-Situat as valet or useful
man. thoroughly experienced cook OF
GrlVe; city or country. Address Bon
IHz this Office IL
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If Not One, Then another.

Even II you don't win that thousand
sou have the same chance as the next
one 20 take the 500 second prize In 4n6
Times great election contest
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OIL PAINTING FOR SALE-The large
and handsome painting donated 20 AImas
Temple during the late Masonic fair 5Y
Air. B. II. ~ arler. and valued az 81 90.
can be purchased for less than one
third value For further Information
address BOX 1o4 this once. oc2l-5t
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mod0re Alnuts groom residence. all
most new; must sell al once; leaving
city; price no object almest anything
you want in house can be found -
New y Jrk ave- uH. OCZl-5L
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TVANTED-A papeThauger (uniOn mani
Apply c. b. HAMILTON. 1904 Linden
Place, Saturday morning at 1870 o'clock;
bring tools. Also white boy TO work
with paperhangeri one who has some
experience preferred oczl-2I
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FOR SALE-Lot on a ST. Sc, or win
trade Tor good automobile. Address
BOX 4g6, this Office. Oc2i-3t
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms.
$40 with heat 9l3 I'D ST nv. oc2l-zt
FOR RENT-Three large. bright rooms
en- suite unfinished. SO + st. NV. IT,
FOR RENT-Large parIor. second floor.
suitable for any purpose steam heat
sc - 81. NV. 1t
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS - Two com
municatings second floor. 1912 If st. nv
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms SIS eth
ST. NV. ocZI-3t
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms at ss
Sc HW. oc1l-9t
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms.
500 n ST. NV Oczl-5t
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms;
heat and gas. 90 h ST. NV. oczl-5t
FOR RENT-Unfurnishe rooms for coli
ored people. Apply SlS sth st. NV
FOR RENT Unfurnished. two suites
of pleasant rooms. on frst and second
floors: no children az New York ave.
nv, ocz3-3t
FOR RENT-Tbree unfinished rooms.
20 adults only; -uitable for light house
keeping 80 New York ave ocz0-3t
FOR RENT-Five large rooms newly
papered5 second floor. heat gas, bath.
sink Ia kitchen; rent reasonable. 90 9Th
ST. ne. oc2y->t
FOR RENT-Three rooms and bath So.
Apply 100 eth ST. sw. ocz0-3t
FOR RENT-Unfurnished two large.
connecting rooms; heat. gas, and bath;
rent reasonable. l51 LIST 81. nv. oc2o-5t
FOR RENT-Four nice inside first floor
rooms steam heat, gas, gas range, and
{ bath; also three rooms, third floor. $40
lztn 81. NV Ocz0-Jt
{ FOR RENT-TwO large front rooms, sec
ond floor s55 v 81. NV. ocZJ-5t
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms; rea-
sonable. - East Capitol ST. ocl9-st
FOR RENT-TEree rooms at 81 4th St.
NV. ocl9-5t
FOR RENT-Four rooms on third floor
I tor light housekeeping water same
/ 10of. 22l7 n 81. ocl9-5t
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms.
/ second floor. for light housekeeping with
I heat and gas for cooking, 50 ZZi5 l3th
/ st. NV OclS-3t
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., four large
rooms; VIII rent reasonable TO the right
/ party. CAN after in the evening. 1928
/ FennsyIYanla ave NV. Oclo-2t
FOR RENT FURNISHED AND UE-
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfuruisbed
I rooms, with on without board house
/ thoroughly renovated. 1z28 y st ocZl-2t
I FOR RENT-Four or five pretty rooms
on second floor furnished or uufur-
[ nished, with bath; heat, gas small pTi-
I vate family 6-5 "a St ne oczI-5t
/ FOR RENT-One very pleasant room
/ light house keeping allowed cheap. 1fI9
I 9th ST. nv. Oc21-3t
I 40 Sd ST NW.-Two large communi-
I eating rooms and two smaller adjoiH-
I ing rooms entire floor; rent all together
/ or separately; price very reasonable
oc21-Zt
! FOR RENT - Rooms; reasonable: for
I light hJusekee ping. 40 New Jersey ave
/ nv. Ocz0-5L
/ FOR RENT-Oue or two rooms, uusIr-
I uished or partly furnished; In m5deru
I house, on ear line connecting WIKI ali
I departments. 1871 East Capitol st.
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XVANTED-Barber for Saturday; white
or colored; $3.50 G. day. 10 Il ST. ne.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Picking Up Money
When you enter The Times election con.
test
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Everybody Is Going Into
The Times election contest Are youc