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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-28
For Mayor Reed.

Ought an editor of a paper
TO have convictions-beiug in a
better position ~ know many
things than the average citizen
and advocate them, or ought
he, having convictions. violate
them and To Il great extent mis-
lead the readers of his paper,
merely to be on the winning
side? Is not that purpose an
unholy one? is it worthy of a
true man. or is it a case of pop -
ulari!y and pie?
We are violating no cOntid-
euces, for it was not said conf
dentlaIly, when we say: j. w.
Cox, editor of tue Monroe City
News, has said "Mr. r led suits
me well enough, but 1 am for
Mr.. Folk for political reasons. "
We have always, to put it
mildly, felt sorry tor the man
who gets into the political or
religious band wagon for the
sake of popularity or to win.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-28
TO SINGERS AND
PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
Wood Bros. Urge Them To Use HyOmei.
Willing to Sell it on Approval.

A new and valuable use for
Hyomei has been discovered,
one that will be particularly
welcomed by singers and public
speakers.
The free use of Hyomei
through the inhaler that comes
with every outfit. carries heal
ing balsams to the head and
throat and strengthens the
voice. Wood Bros. have had
several IF their customers speak
to them in regard to the good
effects following the use of Hy-
omel for this special purpose,
and will be glad to sell il on
approval to any singer, minis
ter, teacher, or public speaker
There is no dangerous stom,
ach drugging with Hyomei
simply breathe it through the
inhaler, and relief comes quick
ly.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-28
Educational Notes.

Adair, Bates. Cape Giradeau,
Cass and Vernon Counties have
been added to the list of coun-
ties having supervision of
schools. There are now seven
teen, which is considered a
lucky number.
The usual scramble for posi-
tons among the teachers is now
on. School boards will do we'll
to keep a fairly satisfactory
teacher If he is still grow
ing. When changes are made
the selection should be made on
personal know ledge or on the
recommendation of some we'll
known, reliable Judge of good
school work.
OF tie 9ll9 rural schools in
Missouri, 1899 had libraries a
year ago. Recent reports show
that number to be nearly 1000
at present. In another year it
is hoped that every district will
be supplied. Now is time for
school boards to plan TO spend
twenty cents per child and
have the books ready for use
when next term opens.
A recen. speaker said that
bali the farm houses in Missouri
are poorly supplied with good
variety of garden vegetables
and such fruits as cherries
plums Strawberries, etc. What
opportunity a teacher has of in,
teresting her pupils in practica
horticulture and other industri,
al arts and thus making schoo
work contribute to better living
and higher appreciation of the
common place.
During the year 1903 there
were about 500 legislative act
in all the states of the Union
Not more than 100 affected an,
change in system or IN It's oper
ton. A careful study of thes
will indicate that the trend O
public education in America
toward stronger local supper
and control and larger state al
subject to better supervision
towards relating school work t
daily life by uniting industrial
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-28
HUNNEWELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY

Try our lines to Monroe City, l5c; to sholbina,
helbyville. Clarence, Macon City, 25c Il len
ellvifIe, huntsville, and all points in Shelby
Sunties 25c, ] A WHEELER, Mgr
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-28

Perry Hays, one of Indian
Creeks best, has grad uated at
the Chillicothe Business Col.
lege and will 60 to Kansas City
for employment. We wish him
success.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-28

H. G. Davis, formerly of Hun
newell. but now of Lamar, COL,
was in the city Friday, enroute
to Hunnewell from Stoutsville,
where he visited his sister, Mrs.
DIR. Bell.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-28
A Thought For the Day.

Sin has many tools, but lie
is a handle which fits them all.
Holmes.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-04-28
MONROE AND PHILADELPHIA
TELEPHONE LIME

commemorative Palmyra. Hannibal. Ma.
ara. LabeLle. haywood. Nelsonville LaGraT"s
Canton. Cherrydell. and all points An ~
shelby and Marion counties. Rates ,2SO W.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN on ID. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest. Payment-0n pTtn-
eiuaE ia amounts or $500 OF more received at
any interest period. THE +. II. SMITH
COMPANY. BOad building. l0S New Ho-z
ava. Ms.
MONEY TO LOAN 0n approved city real e.
tate at 4, ~. ana per cent interest. Spa
cial privileges Win respect 10 PRIOR payments
Large amounts a speciality. TYLER A.
RUTHERFORD. 1907 J. st. NV. oct0-lf
Money TO LOAN-s.5O 70 $500. 900 on d. C.
real estate, Interest low and al transac-
lions conducted with economical considera-
tion for borrowers.
WA. II. SAUNDERS 3 co.
tt05 h 81. ~. ".
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WALL PAPER.

WALL. PAPERS. 5c per ron. border. coli
iuE and eide sail. CARLISLE BROS 6i3 "A
81 ne. des-zt
ROOMS PAPERED $40 up. CARLISLE
BROS Gs IL 80. me- Phone East l1E
deJ-H
fMMENSE sTOCK-BeautlhII new wall Ua.
pers, just arrived papeTlaugng. painting
ETaiulusi lowest prices, legal guarantee COW
eIs ail work; postal brings samples and ea.
timatcs free. ", y. MAHONEY 6a Penn
s5 iFania ave. Sc Telephone East ilf-F.
ae4-it
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FOUND.

ONE POUND Of fancy mixed cakes worth
zoe, with every gallon OF or ice cream.
all navors. Zoe and SOC per gallon. LACEY.
COZ New York ave. NV. Phone Main s32
no10-tf
FOUND-Ou December . on eth ST. =.
some money. which owner can have by de-
scribiuR and paying for advertising. F. l..
DUVALL. 1854 sth ST. NV. Call after 1 p m
deS-3t
FOIrND-Wuu furnish hats for clubs; half
price. HANDEL. i3 7th 50. nv. de7-5t
BARGAINS in satisfactory printing; Zoe Whit.
ing's best wedding invitations $50; 100 SD
pernne wedding bristol visiting cards. 3jC.
900 fine business cards note heads, en-
VelOpes $50. HAYS. sos L ST. NV. nO25-s0t
FOUND-The way 10 get rid Of rats. SEE
BARCLAY. The Fer ct Alan. 81 Louisiana
ave. mk-l-tt
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-To purchase Del RAY and 81.
Elmo Va lots. Gail on or address JOHN
ID. NORMOYLE Room I. Alexandria Nation
al Rank, AlexandI1a, Va ces-5t
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FOR RENr-SUBURBAN.

TOR RENT-Reduced: 1000 Providence ST.
Brookiand s rooms. modern Improvements
large yard and stable. J. 5. HoLLIDGE
des-3t
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60 Iohnsnn 60

Noon lunch. table d'hote dinner and
service ia carte. All the choice oys-
tiers, nsh and game high grade only.
Popular prices.
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sMalto Bread Is the Only Bread

Used ia the homes of the particular. It's
a perfect product-made OF the pureet
materials by scientific methods. Specify
Schneider GrOcers' &C.
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FOR sALE-BIcYCLES.
FOR sALE-BIcYcLE TIRES.

REAL HAItTFORDS, 81 So. but on. written
guarantee only ask comparison GuarsHtael
vulcauiZiuE, 40 cents. Repairing done Id
lowest prices, best work. See q. r. HUNTER
The Bicycle Nan, 81 L 81. NV. Ii8 Penn
syiFaula age. ass. DEF 9r
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LOCAL MENTION.
c. Raaiators az -.

Neat style, good make. prompt delivery.
90 lztA =. 4. Muddiman & Co. 1924 G.
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F. c. sMITH PIANO co.

-, Bradbury building. lsas Pa. Ave
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FOR RENT-SThBLES.

FOR RENT Stable. suitable for uutom
327 New York ave. NV. 81,
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six-room brick. on lettered street, near
3,n 81. Rw.; good sized lot; wide paved
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DON'T THINK OF BUYING PROPERTY
OF ANY Description WITHOUT
CONSULTING THE MOORE g. T4III,
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

NVANTED-l52l 10Th 50. NV, girl Tor general
Homework: must do washing. II
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FOR sALE-HoUsES.
AN IS PER CENT NET IKVESTmENT


RENTS FOX 1860.
six-room bay-wind0w brick, in the North
vest about 10 minutes walk from Pension
and Government Printing Offices.
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WANTED-Three candy clerks. CASSIDY'S
lH07 q ST. NV 1t
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATFs-No extracting;
40 palns look. feel. Gc,. and iast longer than
HatLrai teeth. aLrclEen faces made normal.
painless niE2Es. Dr. !. L. WILSON. I-g3 D
nN. n0&l-sjt
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$50
RENTS go a

y tHtaI'--OUere1 50 I0W % close an
estate. Northwest, west OF eth a. and
near Rhode Island ave: rooms: bav win
Cow; pressed brick: formerly -enied for
-, and could easily be raised 70 that agala.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTEp-Farm dairy hand can GA or sd
dress THOE%TON BROS. SILVER Hm, M
de4-5r
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u07 10Th sT. N. W.-Table board. s350
week. qea j,
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Wanted-Snnare pianns

II you have an old square or upright piano
We VIII accept II as the first cash ne gnent
On modern new upright and you need pay
~ more on the account until after me
Holidays. We VIII deliver the new piano a.
~ Nt--'S ~
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-One nice furnished or unfur-
nished room; light housekeeping. 500 75s
81 st. NV. des-at
70 LET-On Capitol Hin parlor floor. unfur-
hishedi privilege Of furnished kitchen and
dining room. Furnished rooms on third floor
9TH 81. sc. de9-3f
FOR RENT-One bright sunny room fur
hshed or unfurnished heat bath and gas.
lois New Jersey ave. NV. des-at
FOR RENT-TwO front rooms with large clos
cts in each, nth and Florida ave ne .
nished or unfurnfshed aeS-e.
FOX kENt-TW0 furnished or unfurnished
rooms 10 one OF two gentlemen all con-
venienees in family OF three adults al
s 81. NV de7-sf
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FOR SALE-Sman stock If groceries, store
ana fixtures for rent good locatiun- AttS-
GIBBS Tuxedo. SD. lei-al
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
wANTED-ROoMS.

WANIED-Bs lady. Immediately. Enfurnishs ]
on partially furnished rooms. near 7th or sth
81. cars. Address BOX So this once. Do
WANTED-one or two neatly furnished
rooms FOR housekeeping; state terms Ad-
dress BOX 5lA this 0nlte II
NANfED-Lady and invalid sister want per
Iectiy heated "a floor fiat lunless elevator
northwest refined uelghbors Address
TEACHER. 1904 Park 81. NV des-2t
NANTED-TWo ROOMS for light housekeeping.
Ina Northwest section. So 20 So per month
Address BOX $50. this once de1-3t
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LIBRARY PHARMACY. "a ST. & Pa. ave Sc
NJ. {. FIlt8, cor. Sun 81. and nd. ave ne
W Al o. Gi1cNINE Err, cor. l4th and II SITS nw
J. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor 9th ST.. Rhode
island ave- and 81. NV.
tHAo. e. -tOItNUNG, Christiani pharlnacv
sw. cor. 4lh and 81 SITS NV.
W ARMSTRONG, corner 9TH and II sts ne
AltAS. ID. IMEH. n. Cap. and r SIS. ne
~. A. AEiICh. 20th and III SITS. NV.
GlioL--1 = PHARMACY, 2lst and q SITS. NV
- bONN ELL DRUG CO.. cor. Sth & c SITS Sc
~ -. CLARKE. 1918 22d ST. NV.
1OllGE A. CO. corner 14th and J. SITS NV
y. y 6-Iih. cor 4th ST. and Mass. ave. NV
! y IAh ZOE corner 9Th AMI = SITS NV
III =, tEALl. NV. cor. nth 81. & Pa ave Sc
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave. NV
CIdAs- a CAMPBELL, cor. 20 and u SITS ne
y. HUGO EiSENBEISS. COZ. 9Th 4 b SITS. sW
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Don't Fail to Order

$eXt Sundays Times The most bean
tllui Christmas number ever published IL
Washington.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE PHILADELPHIA SCRAP IRON AND
METAL. 60. We nay the highest prices FOR
junk and secondhand furniture. stoves,
feather beds, and clothing a specially Send
postal 20 500 .jth ST. NV Phone w da9.
des-5t
FOR sALE-Llbrary standard works: ane
bindings sell cheap f0r cash r.. a. A.. this
oltice. teS-3t
LACE curtains Numbered go5 pair. ri u ST.
HW. deo-dt
LACE CURTAIN laundry. formerly 1929 / NV.
now go Mass ave. u&-f no lime. satisfac-
lion guaranteed mail attended TO, 3Bc pair.
deS-Gt
EsANTED-H Horses 90 board during winter
months ola Virginia farm; rates 81 per month.
Inquire al DARNE d PRESGRANE'S STA
BLE. corner sld aad Al sts de1-7t
CARPENTER WORK OF an kinds neatly AMI
cheapy donei drop postal BASS, 1910 12th
~ NV. de7-3t
Will PAY ne highest cash prices for
secondhand furniture carpets and STOVES;
crop postal j. W CROSS. 3Ui5 n ST.
Georgetown. de7-5t
NEE Kong Low & co. Chinese Restau-
rant Ladies ana gentlemen; private rooms
10. ladies. dining room. second floor. le3
Florida ave. corner tth 81. nw. MCN SUE,
Alatiasrl. tlel w
TABLE BOARD.
no. I5FH 81. N. W.-Table board. s950 per
week des 81
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J. Jay GOuld's Toys, Fayors, Tinsel,
Wonders FOR Chndrens Christmas
Ninth Street
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Special Prices for Tomorrow.

Sirloin steak. 12c; round steak. &c
prime rib roast l-c, roast pork Zoe, lee
lamb, l-izci check roast, Sc.
+. ROGERSON * Co.
Ninth ST. and Louisiana Ave. 81 ".
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W ANIED-EXpcrienc laundry driver. con-
rolling trade viii find position OMEN On
ROYAL wagon, paying from SIS 20 $50 a week
citsn security required 1900 r ST n
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ANACOSTIA

BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SIS.
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Two Burner Gas Range, With Oven
$50. a. Eberly's sons. us 1th 81 NV.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SAIE-A large brick storehouse. three
stories high, and one-half acre Of land; fine
water and trees excellent Tor r0adhouse.
store. or Industrial school; only tNo miles
from the White House al Washington; also
100 large lots for sale 20 colored people; only
IS 6eWn: reliance 81 per week. Inquire J. 4.
CL.CdEHsriL 1906 q 81. NV. de3-3t
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sO-Ct. Mocha and Java Coffee at "a Cts

ARBUCRLE'S COFFEE. 12Is cents 10.
Johnston $. 81 llh street northwest.
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DOCS. goats. pigeons. rabbits guinea pigs.
etc. b. l.. BARCLAY. Jr. Per stock Dealer
- LOUISIANA ave deI-tf
FOR sAIE-YounE parrots. canaFies, Tab-
hitr guinea pigs dogs. eats. and pets ~ an
kinda Hlrls boarded Tor the sumner
scHMIDs AlRD STORE. sl= l-h 81 NV.
and 81 % 80. ue leeo-tf
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WANTED-STABLEs.

WANrED-Stable with 10 or more stalls and
wagon room: state location and price per
month. Address STABLE. this Office deS- q
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-BICYCLES.
WANTED-T0 buy an second hand bicycles:
high cash prices See a.. y. HUNTER. The
Bicycle Man. ll5 Pennsylvania ave. uW.
WANTED-Bicycles. one for man. one for
bog On good condition and cheap. Address
BOX So This Office drg-et
FOR SALE-BIcYCLES.
GIVE THE BOY a BICYCLE for Christ
mas. g. costs little JOG bicycles 90 be- sold
az fsi al makes. See q. r. HUNTER The
hiySele Man sll = 81. Rw. and lls Pennsyl-
wanna aye-.nW. 8e7-st
DIR HOLIDAY PRICES ~ Gentlemen's BIZ
cycles, ntted with coaster brake. Sass. boys
and girls bicycles fitted with Fisk tires.
sl-s@ Tires, 49,. Lamps. 75c. Pedals. zoe
Bells, zoe. Coaster brakes atted 20 any biz
cycle }a.z5. WENDELL g. % J72S IN 81
NV dr7-lSt
FOR sALE-Yale bicycle. cheap: excellent
condition. address BICYCLE, this office.
del-at
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOREe We store for zoe a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. 4iS-420-4ae
10Th 81. NV. Phone Main fee9, de2-s9t
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WANTED-Farm dairy hand. can 5n or ID
dress THOi-%TDA BROS. silver HID, Nj
de3-5t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. carpets. etc: buying
contents OF houses q specially: liberal spot
cash prices. mail orders given prompt at
teRtiou. LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP, 40
l0th 81 NV ke2-31t
WANTED-s. KEBEsKY, 1905 IN 81. NV
Wiij ~ ihe highest cash prices for ladies'
gents and chl.dr-u's CASTOR clothing ara
shoes and hats. Address a postal and / viii
call oc4-3lt
WANTED-A few more Holiday orders FOR
ehldF-n's pictures al BOTCE'S NURSERY
STUDIO our group cards. showing series
" pictures ~ one chilQ ia different poses
and expressions, are becoming very popular
presents These cards need 70 be seen 10
b. thoroughly appreciated. nothing like them
has ever Boz . produced los photography. We
nave some OF tne latest novelties in Baby
cards and calendars FOR Holiday picture
mornings. HOHtEs STUDIO 1925 r m, NV
des-2t
WANTED-To ogl "a good second hand hoist
iue engine. with on without boiler. JOHN
MILLER & co. 18Th ANA n sts. de9-3t
WANTED Wharf between 7th ana IAN SIS.
for lumber business: state rent and terms
Address LUMBER. this Office. de3-at
WANTED-ro buy OLD feather beds H.
MARKS. 900 1th 81 de9-H
WANTED-SUau second hand parl0r stove
lI good condition. cheap. state price. ADJ
dress r.. q. c., -l6 q 81. ne. n
WANTED Furniture for cash; sell your
goods % lhr man who gives you the most
money. NORWOOD, SLh and x SITS. deS-3t
WAETED-Tvo counters ald shelving for 20
foot store Address BOX 5ll, this Office
Grs-sf
WANTED--Aiau with horse and wagon. de-
liver goods daily light packages. Call
ROOM 49, Jeuiier Building. 1lh and u SIS.
NV del-3t
A MAN HUNG around my place and was
convinced that gave the highest prices Tor
old gold. silver. diamonds. watches. pawn
tickets. etc. ABRAHAE'S. 423 9Th st. NV.
n0a2-tf
WANTED-ElgEest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments. ladies' or Gentlemens. Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and / VIII call amy
hour. B. TARSHES, 1903 sth 81. NV. Phone
North 40. n0el-90t
HIGH PRICES PAID for CASTOR clothing
and shoes drop postal end ~ call ii.
GEWIRZ. l-0e I'm 80. NV debit
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FOR RENr-FURNIsKED ROOMS

- S~N+'A04ALD AOOmS.
FOR REN'r-Larse ana small furnished
rooms. ia1 l5th ~. nv des-2t
I FOR RENT-Three partly furnished roo1.
I Tor light housekeeping. SIS per month lm7
Sun 81 NV deg-st
Z FOR RENT-Nicely furnished roam -II-
/ front, with private family with bath 42i 4th
81. ne. des-sf
| FOR RENT-Furnished front parior- one
half square from Two car lines: warm and
comfortable li5 y 81 ne de3st
/ FoR RENT-Nicely furnishes room. 1876 2lst
FOR RENT-Furuished rooms s.. S., 81. 7is
( nth 81 nW. 70
1923 9th 81. NW.. neatly Furnished second
floor room, Nei heated: all convenience.
light housekeeping permitted, no children.
-ft--t
I FOR RENT-Thre. gentlemen FOR large. we'll
heated 'front.' rJom5 separate beds; S. each
per month uansienfs. 20 % 81 NV. de9-2t
FOR RENT-Cozy back room: heat: gag.
bath near capitol anu Printing Office Us
D 81 ne. u
FOR RENT-i'urnished rooms FOR gentlemen.
FOR RENT-s icely furnisheG room. private
family. = 5th 81 me- de3-8t
FOR BENT-Fumished r.0ms Tor urht
Z housekeeping. l-2l New York ave. des-st
FOR RENT-Furnlshed front rooms. So 10 So.
/ gentlemen only 800 'th 81. nw. deS-3J
FOR RENT-In private family. one second
i0or front furnished room suitable Tor one
or two gentlem r. Apply SOS x 81 nv. des-2r
FOR RENT-Stcely furnished steam heat-d
single room Tor gentlemen; central location:
$3.50 per week, Park Hotel. / and 18th SITS.
and n. y ave deS-7t
FOR RENT-Large newly furnished front
( rooms. first lioori $l1i near Capitol. men. 2ll
u 81 NV des-8t
FOR RENT Furnished han room. g. 1884
FOR RENT-second noor front room newly
IGUnished with board, also other rooms:
transIeuts accommodated. l72f Pa. ave NV.
Apply iN Ps- ave NV des-1t
FOR RENT Furnished. two desirable. sec
Oud floor rooms southern exposure chill
dTeu; excellent heat. light housekeeping;
reasonable. -ii q ST. NV deA-5t
FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished second
floor front rooms. half block from Congress
si9nal Library. reasonable. ID 81 ne.
de7-2t
FOR RENT-Sear Capitol. private family;
large furnished room, steam heated. with
board. l5 x. &C. dei-St
FOR RENT-Larze. well furnished room.
next bath central; transients az commodated.
u Grant Place del-5l
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. gentle
men only. sz7 New York ave NV. de5-4t
az 6 81. NW.-One furnished ROOM beat.
FOR RENT-Two Furnished rooms. second
floor; reasonable, heat and gas: light house
keeping. s2l Fl ST. ne. de5-at
FOR RENT-Front and other rooms, from IS
upward, central location hVe baths. 40 sth
81 uW. del-eJ
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR REST-Omos rooms IA the Evans
building. l4l6 20 1924 New York ave. aw.
most centrally located rental very low. APP
ply 10 joins y. EVANS, l4=i New York
ave. se2i-tr
BLISS BUILDING. IS B st. nw.-Very de-
aITabie Offices. facing Capitol with heat.
light. and janitOr service from S. per month
up, Call ~ write s.. -. BLISS. -.ephonc
East 6sa. scf-tf
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR BENT-StoFe: two rooms. bath. and cell
lar. itls i2th 81, uW, s. -. ADDISON
SIS nth 81. NV. deI-7t
FOR RENT-SThBLES.
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A TIMES WANT AID BETWEEN THE SELLER AND tt
FOR RENrzUNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Three nice unfurnished rooms
Tor hight housekeeping; second floor; fine 10
cation cheap, Jz 2d 81. ne. des-3t
For RF'NT-Three unfinished rooms: light
housekeeping. 9l9 81 ST. NV. de9-5t
FOR RENT-TWo very desirable front rooms
second floor. unfurnished; new. large. light
with heat gas. and bath, rent very reason
able. 36l Princeton 81. NV. des-et
FOR RENT-Three UNFINISHED rooms. fine
condition, second floor. southern exposure.
heat, gas. and bath, $50 per month. 1913 II
81. NV deS-2t
FOR RENT-Tw0 large UNPUBLISHED rooms;
NV. -
FOR RENTING rooms. second floor: heat
gas. bath. ~ X ~. ne deS-st
FOX kENT-Five rooms and private bath
arranged for housekeeping; not heated: rent
$40, 2oz2 st NV. Apply to JanitOr des-2t
FOR RENr-Unfurnished two large COM
inuhioatlns roonsi rent reasonable. 6i3 II
81. ne. deS-st
TWO large second floor rooms with heat. So
~ n 81 ne. des-3t
FOR RENT-Three unfurnlshed rooms: heat
ana gas bath on same door. 1893 9th ST. nv.
de7-3t
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