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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-08-11

boat in Pigeon Bay on July 16. arrived
here Thursday on board the German
steamer Sulberg. Among the suryiv-
ors are three Europeans.
Mukden, Aug. 6.-It is reported
here that the Japanese attacked the
Russian position at Anshanshan (mid-
way between Haicheng and Lao
Yang on August and were repulsed
with heavy loss. The Russian casual
ties are not known.
Toxic, Aug. 6.-The Russians left
700 dead on the battlefield at Simou-
cheng, and the Japanese casualties
during the same battle aggregated 800.
The Japanese captured six guns at
Simoucheng.
London, Aug. Ga dispatch to the
nounces that Gen. Kuroki estimates
the Russian casualties at the battle of
Yushu pass and Yangtze pass as at
least 1000 The Japanese captured
eight officers and 149 men, two field
guns, many rifles, etc.
The Daily Illustrated Mirror says
that two Russian cruisers have just
left the Baltic Sea and are chasing q
steamer which left England July 80
for Canada, carrying ammunition de
stined for Yokohama by way of the
Canadian Pacific railway.
Berlin, Aug. 6.-The National lei
tung prints a private telegram I. m
Toxic dated August in which it is
stated that there are five Japanese di-
visions before Port Arthur, part of
them within three and half miles of
the fortress, and that there are alto
gether 20 Japanese divisions in Man
churia. The telegram says that Toxic
is expecting the fall of Port Arthur
and the capitulation of Gen. Kuropat-
kin on the same day.
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wings, but on account of the strength
of the main Russian position they
were unable to press the attack.
At dawn on Monday the Japanese
resumed the attack and by noon they
had dislodged the enemy and driven
him four miles to Lacholing.
At Yangze pass also the Japanese
were successful. Their artillery open
ed on the enemy and the infantry
moved forward from Makumeza. The
attack on this place was made at l.
o'clock on Sunday and by nightfall the
Japanese were in possession of ma
jority of the Russian positions, al
though the enemy had resisted with
determination. The Japanese forces
passed the night in battle formation
and another assault was made on
Monday at dawn. By s o'clock Mon
day morning Yangze pass and the sur
rounding heights had been captured.
st. Petersburg, Aug. 3.-Gen. Kuro-
patkin reports that the Japanese have
occupied Ikhavuen, east of Lao Yang,
and the Yangze pass, 80 miles east of
Liao Yang.
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JAPS WIN TWO BATTLES.

Toxic, Aug. 3.-Gen. Kuroki has ad-
ministered a defeat to the Russian
forces which defended the Russian
east flank at Liao Yang, winning sep
arate actions at YushulikZu and
Yangze pass. These two places are 26
miles apart, but the two actions were
fought at the same time. The Rus
slams held strong positions.
At YushulikZu the Russians had two
divisions of infantry and some artil-
lery, and they resisted the Japanese
assaults vigorously.
Both attacks were begun at dawn on
July 81. At Yushulillzu the Japanese
carried the Russian right and left
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-08-11

resistance at noon Wednesday and the
Japanese occupied New Chwang the
same day.
Twelve torpedo boat destroyers,
four torpedo boats and some gunboats
emerged from the harbor at Port Ar
thur on the night of August |, but
were driven back again by the Japa-
nese warships on guard outside.
London, Aug. 5.-A dispatch to a
news agency from An-Shan (half way
between Haicheng and Liao Yang)
says: The Japanese advance is be
ing continued with great energy
against the southern army. The Rus
sian main forces continue their re-
tirement northward, but the cavalry
has checked the Japanese flank move
ment."
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1904-08-11
Union Miners are Enjoined.

Springfield, H., Aug. 2.-Joseph
Letters coal company yesterday OBJ
tanned an injunction from Judge
Humphrey in the federal court pro-
hibiting union miners from picketing
or patrolling the premises of the COM
pany at Ziegler, ILL.,; from entering
upon the property, from interfering
with men who wish to work. from
or persuading men to quit
work, from interfering with or enter
ing trains or cars going to and from
Zeigler The restraining order is
temporary and the case is set for
hearing September 15 in this city.
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Ex-Gov. Pattison Dies.

Philadelphia, Aug. 2.-Robert E.
Pattison, who was twice democratic
governor of Pennsylvania and twice
controller of Philadelphia, died early
Monday at his home in Overlook, a
suburb of this city. Pneumonia, com
plicatcd with weakness of the heart,
was tho cause of death. He was SO
years old. Mr.. Pattison was a candi-
date for governor on the democratic
ticket against Gov. Pennypacker in
1902 and had not been a we'll man
since his laborious campaign in that
year, when his tour of seven weeks
covered every county in the state.
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News FROM
War ARENA
GEN. KELLER KILLED.

St Petersburg, Aug. 2.-The great
est anxiety prevails here for news of
the general advance against the
southern and eastern positions of Gen.
kuropatkin's army.
The report of Lieut. Gen. Count
Kellers death is confirmed. He was
killed July 20 while repelling the pre-
liminary attack of Kuroki's army on
the Yangze pass, 80 miles east of Lao
Yang. The general was standing near
battery which was subjected to a
.errific fire when a shell burst close to
him. He fell, mortally wounded,
dying 20 minutes later.
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Parker Resigns as JUDGE.

Albany, N. Y, Aug. 6.-Judge Park
er's resignation as chief judge of the
court of appeals was filed with the
secretary of state yesterday This will
enable the issuence of the necessary
orders to bring about the election of a
successor to Chief Judge Parker this
fall for the full term Of IA years in
stead of an appointment by the gov
ernor for one year if the resignation
had been delayed until after August 10.
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STATIONS.

(*) Flag stations. (oo) Trains do not stop
u Telegraph Offices Train Nos. and 10 will
carry passengers. Tains and 10 do
Trains run on Eastern Standard Time.
Connections-At Ulysses with Fall Brook Ry
for points north and south At B. & S. juno.
tion with Buffalo g. SusquehannaR. r. r. north for
wellsville, south for Galeton and Ansonia. At
Port Allegany with w. N: Y. & p: r: r., north
for Buffalo, Olean, Bradford and Smethport;
soutk for Heating Summit, Austin, Emporium
and Penn q r. r., points.
b. A. MCCLURE Genl Supt.
Coudersport, Pa.
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TWO CENTS 4 WORD
IoI AII other Classified Liners
rhr=- or Rfors Consecutive Dave, one
Cent s 81 uEd

Want Ads T-eceived at Branch Omces-
LIBRARY PHARMACY. % 81. and Pa. ave- g.
~. C.. FUR, cor. 5tl and Nd ave me-
ga. 90. sENlNtR, GOT. lftH anu T. So. NV
l.. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor IN bL-s AA117 -@-
and ave-. and 81. mn.
CHAs- C.. LORhJAGs Christian fn4fli---y' 80
cor. 9Th and 81 SIS. nH.
s. ARMSTRONG, cor. 4tE and d IS. ne
CHAs I'll BLUNEB D. Capitol and sIA "a
H. A. HEITCH, 2JiE and n SIS. NV.
QUIGLEY's PHARMACY, 2lEt and G sta ~.
O'DON&ELL DRUG CO., cor. eth sDa y sl@- -
s.. a. CLARhE- l2ls 82I s. uW-
DODGE q CO., cor. l4th and J. NV
n T. BUTTS. e0r 9TH ct. and Mass ave. ~
J.. T. IAALDE, cor. sIl and + SIS nM-
81. = EEALA, uw- cor. nth g. ana Pa ave 81
j. b. COBLE6IL, GOT Fla ave ana n Gap 81
EUGENE b. NICHOLS 1891 Penn. ave nv
CHAS- 3. Campbell cor 2d and = sts ne
Llts- L.l.
EUEY's PHAR5lACY. C0InsT H0nroe and Jeher-
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When you drink Diamond .'F'' PalataHle
distilled water Free from all impuri-
ties Iive-galIou caTboy sec. ~. II
Fir.-v * Son. EOS Massachusetts ave
ne phone u IS
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FOr sad

A beautiful corner Iot. facing Lincoln
Park with "a frontage OF ~ lerJ OLA Alas
sachuseLls ave. An excellent site rgr
a home or small apartment house VIII
be- sold cheap TO au immediate Dur-
chaser. j. j. Sleeuy l1WLaEJr National
Union Building gls II Street
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FOR RENT-oFFICEs.

FOR RENT-Omce rooms in the Evans
Building, 1916 TO 1924 New York ave. uW.5
most centrally located rental very low.
Apply 10 JOHN -. EVANS. 1929 EeW
u OTk ave se-l-LL
BLISS BUILDING. S. 3 81. uW.-Eery
desirable offices. facing Capitol. with
heat, light and Jauit1r serylce5 from IS
Der month Up. Can or write s.. %.
BLISS Telephone East as sel-lt
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Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc,
Philadelphia Oyster House. 5I3 nth st.
nv.
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wa TEIJ-Germau servant girl for
German family. El4 per month"; no wash
lGi j ST. NV OcIZ-EL
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FOR RENT-TwO nicely furnished
rooms, s. and 81; gentlemen only - n.
T. ave. NV. ocAS-zL
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED - Experienced salesladies in
muslin underwear and infants wear
departments. BON AARCHE. II
WANTED-Every girl who sings TO Try
Chiclets for her voice. X
-SalesIady i'm souvenir store:
highest reference. Address BOX 5ss, thls
ollLte- ~
WANTED-Ladies 10 do plain sewing ut
heme on collars nothing 20 buy mate
rial sent free. Send addressed envelope.
NATIONAL MFG. CO, 300 ~ est 10th So,
New York 1t
WANTED-A white woman (siugle) to
assist In general homework i'm family
OF two no washing apply TO 900 j. ST.
sw. Ocl6-5t
WANTED-A girI helper on hrst-cIass
coats. Room II. $50 mn St NV. IL
WANTED-Womau TO cook. wash, and
iron, and do general hOusework. 1907
columbia Road. Oclb--J
WANTED-We require several expert
euced salesladies i'm house furnishings
department, positions permanent and
highest salaries paid to those capable.
apply 10 manager before 10 o'clock.
Palais Royal A. LISNER. IL
WANTED-s Skirt hands. ". ZALEsAK,
lozz Connecticut ave. NV. 1t
WANTED-Two bright, pleasant APP
pearIng young ladies TO interview pro
iessional gentlemen permanent ana
profitable position to proper parties.
Address BOX ma General Postofice II
WANTED-Girl for nat. good cook. Cau
Monday morning, fiat l3. the Prince
kari, 18TH and Is SITS 1t
WANTED - Dressmaker's apprentice.
Apply sU 4st ST, NV. II
D-Chambermaids so, SIS, SIG.
SlZi also seamstTessts- ladies % maids
nurses, mattresses, COOKS, Kitchen
maids, general housewOrkers; buffers,
and other help LADIES EXCHANGE
SO Vermont ave, opposite Arlington
WANTED-Woman for general house
work so home nights bring refer
euces 1927 Corcoran ST. II
WANTED-A good girl for general
houseTork. l509 $ 81. NV. II
VANTED-COlOred woman TO cook,
wash, and iron for small family. Ad-
dress PROF LANAHAN, College Park,
WANTED-Go0d reliable coIored wo-
man 10 do general homework in small
family. wages 80. Apply l45I Sheridan
ave. Mt Pleasant ocls~St
PROF LIVINGSTON.
NEW YORK PATTERN PARLORS.
Dresscutting, DressmalziuE. Designing.
Ladies Tailoring. and Sewing School
1920 q Street.
EVERY LADY HER OWN DRESS
MAKER Come now and get ready 20 DO
ycur own cTessmaElug ana designing.
Take "a position or start business FOR
yourself We guarantee our pupils $3.50
=
Instruction. French patterns cut TO 1r-
DER style ana fit guaranteed ocl7--t !.
}EANTED-G0od white laundress with
references Call, DO 70 ID d. m, 90 s
p- ul-1 --Hl Mas. ave NV 0cl4-5t
|XVANTED-White girl to assist in house
kgepiags good nome for right party. 1923
e--L 81 NV 9G-t-eL
1 NANTED-White housemaid; family of
four, no children TWO girls employed
I Apply I'll II ST. NV 0ci4-3t
I WANTED-A frst-class waist hand and
O. nEsl-class skirt haul. and also an
/ apprentice DRABCNSk, g92 18th ST.
NV. OCl4-3t
/ rs ANTED-Lady for office; light sandy
or golden hair. weight. 40 J0 200. Ad-
1 dress BOX 5l5. this ONCE. ocl4-3t
/ WANTED-A young lady as cashier iu
I luuchroom- 1906 Pa ave. NV ocl5-3t
T 7WANTED-Twenuy general house
/ workers and ChambeFmaids. Apply 1905
I " sr oCl4-3L
/ WANTED-Skirt hands. apply w.
/ ZALESAk. 1922 Conn ave. NV. Ocl4-6r
/ WANTED-A girl for general house
I work. Apply at GA J. ST. NV ocl4-3t
mn =. =rv a zrr4rzn nrzTn
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Sunday Hours P. N. to II P. NJ.
Philadelphia Oyster House. Fl3 nth ST.
nv.
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Picking Up Money

When yoo enter The Times election con
test.
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NTED-FuTUiture for cash. sell
your goods 20 the man who gives YOU
me most money HOLLYWOOD. sth and
IS SITS. Ocl6-3t
WANTED Cash registers ana coffee
lIns. See me before you sell HOP
WOOD. 6th and * SITS. ocl6-5t
WANTED-A stationary gas0Ieue on
CINE horsepower or more. I'm good
order cheap. Address ROOD. Boat
mouse, sLh ST. wharf sw- ocl6-3t
WANTED-By careful party. use Of up-
IisAL piano Ter care. Address BOX 500.
This Office. ocl6-at
WANTED-ls or 20 benches Address
Rev G. II. WYE, US Sheridan 81. NV
WANTED-Iron safe. Address s. b.
EMMERT. 1iJh ST. and Pennsylvania
ave. nW. OCl5-3t
W ANTED-PIain sewing 10 do at home
store work If desired, also children $
tlotheS- Address ID. o. B. Fort Stevens.
6rlghtwood. ID. G.. 0cl5-5r
WANTED-To buy secondhand saw
mn ., A. BARRlCk q SON 2l6 18TH
WANTED-OvaI mirror. cheap; where
seen. Address BOX 558, this office.
ocl5-3t
PIANO TUNING. $3.50
FACTORY EXPERT.
Jas. h DtkLIf, 800 18th ST. Sc. ocl5-8J
CHAS. z. KRITsCH, 821 nth st. NV,
maker and repaIrer of pOcketD0Oks and
fancy leather goods, leather, buckles
1tC-, Ioi SAFE 0el5-5t
WANTED-TO sell or repair pumps
wind mills. and gas engines. j. l..
WILKINSON & CO. 1916 q st. NV
WANTED-At sINCLAIR's. 5g3 L0uisi-
ana ave- furniture pianos, organs, roll
top desks, old feather beds. showcases,
ocl4-3t
WANTED Butchers ice box Ior grocery
store. Max PERShIN, III Delaware
ave sw- ocl4-3t
WANTED-Furniture carpets. ETC. buy
ing contents Of houses d specially lib
eral spot cash prices; mail orders given
PT99HPL I, ATTENTION LEV > LHN j.
IJkE SHOP, 40 10th st. NV. ocl-5yt
WA&TED-Highes cash prices paid for
worn garments. ladies' or gentlemen e.
also shoes ana hats. Address postal and
1 viii can any hour. b. IAHSHES. 1905
IN ST. NV. Phone North 4s5. se-s-5yr
WANTED-s. KEBEsEY. 1906 9Th ST.
NV, viii pay the highest cash prices for
ladies'. gents, ana Children CaEt-oft
clothing and shoes and hats. Address q
postal ana 1 viii cali oe4-s5t
TO BUY. sell, or store furniture. see
BOWLING. 6l2 T. ST. NV. Sale Wedues-
days Phone Main DO Oct-13-
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for
secondhand machinery also BRASS cop
per, lead. zine anu scrap iron. Edgar
BAlM, 52l@ K st. NV. Phone West 40.
aual-55t
ED-Studeuts 20 instruct evenings
in mathematics and engineering SUBJ
Jccisf engineers ana uremeu prepared
for District, civil service or marine ru-
gl1eeT- examinations. Address BOX
5l5 this Office. ocIS-4t
HIGH PRICES PAID for east-lI cloth
Ing and shoes drop postal and VIII call
r. GEHIL. ids 5Jh So. uW. ocI--I4L
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

FOR RENT-Unfurnished four large
rooms; viii rent reasonable TO the righ.
party. Call after in the evening. 1873
Pennsylvania ave. NV Ocl0-5t
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Piano Tuning SI.5O-Factory Expert.
Jas. r. Durity 800 18th ST. Sc.
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wv ant AdsThat Pay Crown antAds ThatGrOw Pay

FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
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WANTED-BICYCLEs.

DON'T PUT your old bicycles in -he
cellar. We pay highest cash prices for
them c. 7. HUNTER, The Bicycle
Man. 118 Pennsylvania ave. NV 0cll-l--
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Everybody Is Going Into

The Times election contest are you:
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FOR RENT-Bright. pleasant room I'm
small house TO respectable working
man, board IL desired. 1922 6th st. NV.
ocI5-3t
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FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms;
second floor; heat gas, and bath. 1z6
j. ST. me- OC16-2t
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FOR RENT-Two small rooms. third
floor; heat and light. S.. so l. ST. NV.
0C14-3t
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HELP wAErED-FEmALE.

HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
TYANTED-saIesIady 10 take charge Of
ofhce. Apply 80 10th NV, Monday
morning u
WANTED-Fiaery ir0ners aud starch
ers. ELITE LAUNDRY, 45 O NV. II
WANTED-S Settled woman Tor cook and
general l1useHuIE- two In family ref
ereuces required go College ST. NV.
WANTED-A woman for general house
work good wages bring reference Cau
WANTED-IWO trimmers, 2 Ereparers,
2 stock hands. j. J. BLODT. 40 Ith 81.
NV gcl5-zt
WE TEACH letter writing OF book
EeeUiLg for $40 and obtain positions
ELTENS BUSINESS COLLEGE. Sth
ana IL ocl5-5t
TVANTED-seltled woman for general
hOuseW lra, family OF two SIG West
minister -. I". 0cl1-sL
WAETED-A reliable col1red woman as
cook and general hOuseWoraeT5 no wash
ing can stay night IS = So. NV, lower
hat ocl5-2t
WANTED-A neat. reliable gIrI for BIsin
cooking and general hol5e"ork. Apply
so East Capitol ST. ocl5 i
WANTED-EouUg c0Iored girl FOR light
houseW1rE. apply 1895 Pennsylvania
ave. se- 0cl4-sL
WANTED - Experienced millinery and
cloak sales-aulez. az KING PALACE
BRANCH. 90 Market Space. Perma-
nent P1silou5i good salary. Ocl4-1L
WASTED-HouuE white girl FOR gen
era- LDu7=#1ll-- Call al 1913 Ltl ST. NV
WANTED a respectable woman IS
houseke-per for WidoWeT and three chill
oIlu- Call gr address s. W. FDIEA b.
Falls Church va ocl4---
WANTED-A good colored woman who
gees 1ut washing Southeast section. Call
Is E-h ST. Sc. ocl4-5t
WaETED-Eouug lady ao0Ekeeper and
cashier ll retail grocery Northwest
address BOX l38 this Office Ocl4-5r
WANTED-Cermau servant girl for
German family Ell Per month"; no wash
lo5 j st. aw. Oclz-6t
WANTED-scnolars at Wagners Mill
merry Art school $40 sru 80. NV 0c5-I8t
WANTED-oeat erraud girl for dress
making establishment. white preferred
INC l-ta 81. uH- oclz-dr
WAETED-Experleuced glue workers.
paper boxes. GEO T. klLLIAN CO...
z5z FeEnsy l~aula ave. Oc4-llt
WANTEU-EE Experienced white waitreEs
HEHHMANN QUICK LUNCH. sl5 II
- AH- otio-ol
WANTED-Girl Tor general housework,
SO month FLAT 40. D. lllz 18th SO.
VANTED-E1nlshers on me pants
STEADY work. 5s5 u ST. NV, Room 9.
Ccl5-at
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-WheeI. excellent condition,
$L Call at so Sth ST.. ne. ocl4-3J
FOR SAI-E-Very cheap. wheels, suit
able for men OF boys. fine condition.
RAY COGSWELL & co. 5J5 III ST, nv.
ocl4-2U
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Repairs Small as Well as Large.
c. d. G. Carpenter. as 18th ST. NV. .-.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Wa NTED-Furuitura for cash. sell
your goods 20 the man who gives YOU
the most money HOLLYWOOD. sth and
* SITS. 0rlE-at
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FOR RENT-UnfuruisHed rooms. SOC sth
ST. nv. 0cl4-3t
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VAETED-salesIady 10 take charge OF
Once. apply 80 10th NV, Monday
morning IL
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WANTED r. Experienced salesladies i'm
muslin underwear ana infants wear
departments BON MARCHE. 1t
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RANTED-ROOMs

WANTED-Two or three uufuruishe5
able for light housekeeping. bE young
couple. Address BOX $751; this office
Ocl6-3t
WAETED-Four unfinished rooms in
good locality Tor light Housekeeping.
address BOX 80, this office. ucl5-5-
WANTED-TW0 uufuruished rooms for
IsHI h'usekeepiug, within seven squares
Columbian University state price Ai-
dress BO-A 54l. TINS ofhce. Ucl5-5t
WA&TED-Three uufuruishad rooms r5r
AgEt housekeeping 4as Florida ave- NV
OC145L
~ NIED - Furnished, one OF two
rooms, light housekeeping s. per week.
with gas. Address BOX 5as Luis Office
OCls-5t
WANTED - Two or three furnished
rooms Tor light housekeeping heat and
gas reasonable TWO children. going
20 school Address BOX $50 this OF
nee. ocls-ot
WANTED-By a Young widow. Two
nicely furnished rooms. with barl- Will
IriFileEc7s state terms Address BOX
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Furuished rooms. 81. IS.
So and ST. single or connected steam
heat gas and bath. $40 18TH ST. NV.
ocl6-at
FOR RENT-NIceIy furnished. LARGE ana
small rooms price moderate Zl. ID So
Nv ~
FOR RENT-PIeasaut furnished rooms.
y39 View York ave. NV oel6-st
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished rooms
all conveuiences- y 5th ~. ne. IL
FOR RENT - Furnished rooms. no
housekeeping Address lyI4 4Ih ST. uW.
Ocl6-3t
FOR REET-Rooms. second and third
floors heat, gas, and bath southern eN-
posurei adults. 500 II 81. NV. IT
FOR RENT - Handsomely furnished
room small private family new house.
well heated 2-3 II ST. NV IL
FOR RENT-FuTuished large. sunny.
front room heat and Easf IS per month
10 b ST. NV. ocl6-5t
FOR RENT-Two rooms. heat and gas.
single or EN- suite cheap 81 Massacau-
setts ave. NV. oel6-Zt
FOR RENTING front rooms. with
heat and gas no children. l4I4 9Th ST.
NV. ocl6-at
FOR RENT-Two rooms, second floor.
heat and gas. lZla 6th ST. NV. IL
FOR RENT-FTouJ room. newly fur
nished, steam heat. gas, and bath. Ted-
sonaDie. sos 10th ST. NV, second floor. II
mouth. Apply third floor 6e5 18th ST. NV
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. with
bath; gentlemen preferred reference
s0l llth ST. NV Dc
FOR RENT-G42 "Cf ue.-Tyo large
furnished rooms. second floor furnace
heat suitable for gentlemen n
FOR REET-Furuished rooms. 1925
Riggs 81. NV. ii
1914 * ST. NW.-PIeasaut -o0mss de-
hghIul location telephone board near
COW sEleut 10 department LL
FOE RENT-Large. nicely furnished
rooms, I'm good ueiElD0rluudr centrally
located u2 C. ST. NV. lJ
FOR BENT-Oue neatly furnished room
1913 9Th ST. NV. III
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished room
on third floor, fronts on q ST. conFen-
lent 10 Bureau Engraving ana Printing
and Agricultural Department Apply 800
nth 81. sW. LL
For RENT-One furuishe. DOM for
gentleman. paTloT floor references
Don't call Sunday. lH ST. NV IL
OPPOSITE PARK - Small furnished
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