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The Paducah sun., 1904-10-25
HOT AFTER HIM
MILLINERY DRUMMER WILL
HAVE TO 90 FAR AWAY.

The local authoritics are hot after
n. wallenstein. the st. Louis milli-
merry drummer who last week passed
worthless checks in Paducsb sggre-
eating sao0. and whether he Is sane
or insane. intend to intorcept him.
This morning the police got good
description OF wslleBstein and are
preparing to print several hundred pos
tai cards with his description and
other information. to send about the
country TO locate him, II possible. d,
II has developed that wallensteir
also passed worthless checks at Cairr
and possibly at other towns yet IN
heard from.
II caught the persons whom he
passed checks on here, will prosecute
him to the fullest extent of the law.
The Paducah sun., 1904-10-25

A GUARANTEED uRE FOR Pills
Itching Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Your druggist will refund mouey II PAzo ONT
MINT fails to cure you In TO "A days, soc.
The Paducah sun., 1904-10-25
theatrical Notes

In produci z Barry B. Smith a
musical comedy, 'Tl l. herty Bellies. -
which will be the attraction at The
Kentucky on Saturday night, Mr..
Berger, the manager. departed from
the customary way of having tho
songs and music composed by one
man. Mr.. Berger considered that a
greater variety Of styles could be Sc
cured by calling in different musical
geniuses. Accordingly, the score Of
1.-The Liberty Bellies" possesses a
wider variety than has ever before
been noticed in . production Of this
character. The songs for both prinoi-
pals and the minor members are of the
merriest and most catching. In addi-
tion to some sixteen musical numbers
there also will be seen . number Of
dancing specislties including the
latest New York sensation, the Radium
Ballet. which will be executed by the
Liberty Bellies" Pony Ballet Urls.
This feature has been added with con-
siderable expense to the management
bat it has proven powerful drawing
card and the investment is a good one.
In the list Of names Of the organiza-
tion will be found Lottie Stavel6y, late
with the New York Wizard of Oz"
company. Miss Staveley is said 10 be
a beautiful actress. fine singer ana a
clever mimic Anne Stuart of the New
York Casino has also been secured by
Manager Berger, and will do the part
OF Dorothy Grey. The Pink Psjama
Girl will be done by Mabel Kipp, q
beautiful young girl from Washington
society. The specialties are in the
hands OF Kathleen Warner, Dorothy
Hutchlson, Mable Nelson and Bessie
Williamson. The leading vocal soloists
are Monte Terrence, Grace Bass, Resh
Drummer and Celeste Alexander. The
comedy element will be supplied by
Percy Leach and william II. Conley,
both comedians of much reputation.
Seats on sale Friday morning.
The Paducah sun., 1904-10-25
The Bob Dudley Was Finally
Raised.
She Steamed Into Paducah Unassist
ed-she Is in Fairly Good
Shape.
SEVERAL DAYS TO REPAIR HER

The Bob Dudley, which struck a sunk
en- wreck two miles below Smithland
Ky., and sank in four feet of water thir-
teen days ago, steamed into the harbol
had happened. In fact those who saw
her and did not recognize her, would
never have believed that she had been at
the bottom of the river for two weeks.
The Dudley, news of the raising Of
which was in yesterdays paper, was
hnally released from the wreck on which
she sank, and in the meantime, steam
having been raised in her. she was ready
10 go. She was well bulkheaded and all
the water was out Of her, and she made
the trip without accident and is now
moored near the foot OF Kentucky ave
nue waiting for her turn on the marine
ways.
Capt. Ryman, Jr., of Nashville, stOieal-
~ stuck to the tedious work of raising
the steamer, and although several days
age il was said by Others to be impossi-
BILE to raise the boat until higher stage
of water came, Capt. Ryman kept at it
and had the pleasure of seeing his hopes
realized.
The boat is considered in good condi-
tion, and only a few days will be re-
quired to repair her after she is once
taken out on the ways.
All local river men praise Capt. Ryman
highly for his excellent work in raising
the boat. Nearly every man who saw
her declared that she could pot be raised !
until the river rose, but Capt Ryman
kept at his task until he succeeded. lie |
will probably return to Nashville as soon |
as he can arrange for repairs TO the boat,
Mr. T. NJ. Gallagher, of Nashville, one
of the officers Of the line, is in the city |
and thinks the boat is in good shape /
taking everything into consideration.
The Dudley, il will be remembered. |
struck the sunken wreck of a steamboat .
supposed TO be the Emma. sunk thirty |
years ago II is supposed that when
she settled on the wreck additional holes
were stove into her hull She had a
light cargo en- route to Evansville and
no one was hurt or drowned, and the !
cargo was saved. Her stern was in
about four feet Of water, while her bow
was clear
Capt. Ryman today said in regard to
the reported deal for the Ryman line
of boats, that he had not been in Nash.
willie for two weeks, and knew nothing
about the prospects fer a eonsummation.
although there have been negotiations
a. stated in the Nashville papers.
The Paducah sun., 1904-10-25

the school that night, and the second
act finds them running . cooking
school, which. through circumstances,
is not prospering over we'll The third
act finds them at Florida hotel,
where, after more funny situations
and olimsxes. all ends well.
Manager Fred Berger has engaged a
mass OF people TO evolve all this pleas
antry, including his well advertised
beauty chorus. said to consist Of the
greatest collection Of beauties ever
placed upon the stage. Seats on sale
Friday morning.
From the dim dawn Of antiquity to
the enlightened twentieth century,
appears but g step, when the an
nounoepent is hsrsided that a comic
opera has been written around the
quaint people Of Tibet, and that the
sacred city OF Lhasss has been selected
for the locale.
This ambitious production ran all
summer at the Illinois Theater Chicago
to crowded houses and was pronounced
success.
The music Of Frederic Chaplin 10
beyond question the most delightfully."-
characteristic and tuneful heard in
many years. His "Betrothal Seen"
alone is worthy Of grand opera.
The cast is large and well selected
including Gus Weinberg, William
Cameron,w W. II. CLARK. Joseph A. Phil
lips. Hugh Flaherty, Abbott Adams,
Aims Youlin. Mamie Ryan, aud Ethel
johnson. The chorus 10 said to be OF
exceptional strength aud ability. A.
a production Of magnitude and merit
"The Forbidden Land runs one OF
the best Of the season. AT The Ken.
tueky, Wednesday, october IS. Seats
are now on sale.
The Paducah sun., 1904-10-25

"The Liberty Bellies" ring out next
Saturday night at The Kentucky.
1.-THE Liberty Bellies" IL the wires
tingle rightly, has made every city in
tnis and other parts Of the country
laughs an almost entirely humorous
musical comedy, the almost being
sentimental threads which have been
woven into the plot. And, strange TO
say, this musical comedy has plot,
which has for its pivot the romantic
escapade on the part Of . stage struck
school girl, four Columbia College
students and another school miss who
has secretly married an Annapolis
cadet. The piece opens with a mid.
night supper by the school girls in the
dormitory of Mrs. DR.. Sprowl's Hud.
son Academy for Young Ladies, with
Dorothy the stsge-struck msiden, and
Margery the secretly married, as rine
leaders. Thay are serenaded by Jach
and Phil who later enter the dormi
tory through window. disguised al
burglars. The shrieks of the girl
arouse Mrs. DR.. sprowl. Phil anC
Jack are arrested and in the scuffi'
that follows the secret marriage o.
Margery is discovered, and both girl
are informed that in the morning thel
will be formally expelled. Instead o
waiting for expulsion, they both leav'
The Paducah sun., 1904-10-25
CARNIVAL ASSOCIATION.

A meeting of the Carnival Associs-
tion was held last evening but nothing
WAS done except to read a nom.
Der Of communications from various
companies that desire to come TO Pa
ducah next spring and furnish attrao-
tions for the carnival. All, rs usual,
promise something new and catchy.
II seems, from reports, that the car
nival association is inclined to want
the Parker Carnival Company next
year. 1t is said TO be one Of the best
on the road, If not the best. The
preparations for the next carnival will
begin as soon as possible.
The Paducah sun., 1904-10-25
LIBRARY BOARD MEETING.

A meeting Of the library board will
probably be held in the near future to
transact routine business. There are
. few accounts to allow and some
other business but the date has not
been fxed by President Baeby. A
letter from the Smithsonian Institute
ct Washington states that there are no
stuffed birds. etc., such a. the library
board requested avsila BILE, hence the
library will not be embellished with
specimens of this character.
The Paducah sun., 1904-10-25

Alr. Alfred Levy ha. returned from q
drumming trip 10 Texas
orleans
The Paducah sun., 1904-10-25

Judge J. NJ. Fisher, of Benton, is in the
city today.
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SITUATIONS wAHrED-MALE.

WA&TED-By a respectable young coI0red
nan pace as porter, Houseman butter, de-
address -ll1 lJLh 81. NV 10
WAATED-Ry a white man acquainted with
slDlIDas place driving delivery wagon strict
u.s. steady address ais l5l4 ST. ~
WANTED-Ry reliable white man. place as
housellau OF laUltor. 4. p. r.. 59l New Jeg-
Eey ave- lW- IL
WANTED-aa experienced man wishes place
as valet good barber and reader. Drop
card. J. b, a., IN ST. nv. II
WANTED-By hrsr-class retouchar position
lu studio or piece work. Address BOX 500.
thiz 0Ilce- oc5l-2U
WA1yTED-carpet laying. window washing
send postal =. ". CEPdAS. 1923 u 81. NV.
WANTED--PoslLlou by experienced salesman
iu clothing oE furniture department. IsA-
DoAE ROSENBERG, sJ8 ID 81. nw. u
WANTED Young coI0red man wants pace
81 COOS pa boarding house, private family.
A-otess BOX 81, this once ~
WA-,L E-l)-fouHg man wants pos. ion;
Address BOX sza. this Office Ia
"A&IED-By young man having business
English hueuJly, lue references AF5rrsg
EWAi-D PIER. 1l6 = ST. ne. oc8I-gt
WANTED-By married man. place as ONCE
worker or driving Address COS summer e.
WAETED-By "a coIored man. Il place in a
9--lr'1m or dish"ashing 4J5 Frankiiu ST.
WANrED-By strong white by, work age
~ eau az ~ - Capitol ST. It
WANTED-Ey young col0red man from the
BURTON. 12s 8th 81. ocsJ-zr
WASTED-By gentleman. place in cigar
$500 A'Iet ans honest does not use co.
15eeo. address BOX 800 this ONCE. 0c23-3J
WANTED-Ey Hrst-cIass meat cutter ana
grocery clerk. situation Address BOX rs
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wANTED-RoOMs.

WANrED-TW0 connecting rooms for light
housekeeping modern b4tu. man and wlfe.
central location. Address BOX z55. this Of
nee o1ZI-Zt
WANTED-A refined couple want "a nicely
furnished seColI-st1Ty HeIi-leate1 front
room by the day. Address BOX Z38 this OF
NANIED-By young gentleman. q well vvn-
uiated. well lighted. uufurulsled room.
within two or three squares Of e.. B. Pension
once Address BOX 5-s, Ihis Office IL
GENTLEMAN would share room
win upright. sDg-T young man OF working
boy without a home. Address BOX s-6, this
onlce oc-i-zt
NANIED-Iwo furnished rooms FOR light
housekeeping Northwest. convenient 20 post
once reasonable, Address BOX 49, t-is
Office oeg1-2r
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Stumbling over a carriage stone az the
edge 81 the curb iu front 0I lJ3 Fif-
teeu-l street northwest. about SAB
O'Clock last night, Mrs. $. II. Robinson,
slELy-nVa years old. struck the ground
on her face. and was painfully injured
one or her wrists was badly hurt and
she also suffered from shock. She was
able however 10 90 10 her nome. 1925
y Street northwest without assistance.
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injured In a runaway accident at
D-ckersou, Nd, EodEer Lee, a negro
eighteen years old. OF 255 81 Street
northwest was brought 10 Washington
ANA removed 10 the Emergency Hospi-
lal- He was working on farm ard at
tempted 10 stop TWO runaway horses.
His le-L leg was broken and le was also
bruised about the body.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W y, :, q ~ buy old feather beds. r.
LACE CURTAINS numbered for 81 cent?
LENIH STREET LAUNDRY. ga l0tH 81
KNIFE and Accordion Plating ze Der yard
s. WgrE called Ilr and delivered. Tailor
mace a--t.---. e5- % each stamping ana
ee5.sHiHs. OFFENHEIMEHs 5I4 sJh o.
pc----t
WAEIED-T1 loan money an los. rate gr
good security Private VIII cali BOX 81.
tl-7 ONCE ocsI-7I
WAETED-Furultlrs for cash; sell vglr
money. HOLLYWOOD. sth ana K SIS. on he
corner. ocsy-st
WANTEu-r1 purchase Tor cash. lmmeII-
-Lr-ss y---y -a=at carriage horse. and har-
--r -4 .iEe-l-sI 'i separately address
WANTED-Cludreu 20 phot8eraUf f7 r.T,-
NURSERY DEPARTMENT This ls "A eUa-
ciaiiy designed ro9ms dtLed Tor one purpose
aHl5r ana "lI accomplish results far suBe-
i--- t5 9i-iH-ly methods. In our baby studio
lieL-L75 are Ha-.iai ln pose ana expression
~ = 81. H"- Phone engagements. oes.-gt
WAEFEB-afamp collections. also an f-fT-.s.
1L 1.arle q =. ana foreign stamps. iH any
quantity highest cash prices paid al TIIE
OLD RELIABLE sTAsfP STORE. 1905 I'D
WAETED-I5lgbest cash prices paid fsf yE.gT.
garments. ladies' % sentlemen.s Also shoes
l9uF- ~ IAFstL-s. 1875 1th st. NV. Phone
-,1llH ~ seZ8-6Jt
WANTED-5. EEEE5KI. 1906 an st ma
"iA pay the highest cash prices for ladies'
gents ana cL-1rgus CASTOR clothing and
shoes and hats address postal and i alu
t-ttl. OCfrsJt
HIGH PRICES PAID for CASTOR ciothiuF
and shoes drop postal and VIII call Id
GEWlH l@ls tth S. nv. ocT-Igt
TO Buy. sell. or store furniture. See DOVI.-
l@G 8iz = 80. ms. Sale Wednesdsya- Phone
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WANTED FEMALE.

WANTED-By neat coIored girl. general
louseNork must come home at night 40
1jJH 81. NV. -
WANTED-BeliabIe coIored woman. washing
To- 90 az home Address IS Pierce ST. nv
'-'---t
EANTED-By a colored Eirl. place 6or gem
stal h9lse"orh, with good references. lel3
Ne" Hampshire ave. -
WANTED-By a c5lored woman. place in
l l- mornings and evenings. 40 Wilson g.
WANTED-By mIddIe-aged white woman.
suburbs. Inquire $50 r 81. uw. II
WANTED-By neat eolored girl. place as
nurse gT Lcuseaurk Iu private family, write
OF cal, W. Madison al-ey NV. Il
WANTED-by woman. washing 10 do
nome so Franklin ST. NV u
WANTED-By competent white cook. sit1a-
ton assist with laundry references. call.
go 4th S. NV il
WANTED-By settled white woman. cooking
IN snaI family. or light housework. $40 81
81. ne oc5I-Zt
WANTED-Ry two German women. one ell
deTlys one mtldle-ased places 60 clean Offices
cr nat few hours each day. Gail OF send
card l--5 New York ave. NV. oc5J-zt
WANTED-Place to sew in private family by
sag wees or month, OF az home. Address
oc99-St
WA&TED-By experienced, accurate steuog-
rapaer, typewriter permanent position ref
erence- Address BOX 81, this office uc11-3L
WANTED-I3y young lady, position as stem
osrapaer and typewriter Address BOX 2J7.
this once. ocs9-2t
WANTED-By settled coI0red woman. from
country plain cooking in small family. CT
Rhode Island ave. NV. oc2s-5r
WA<TED-By young white lady from the
country is, speaking French and English
situation as nouseH Jrler5 good salary ez-
peCte1s verbal references Address BOX z3z
lhis office oczs-gt
WANIED-Isy respectable colored woman
place 10 uJ general aouseHork ia small
family sIu9ll wages. good reference. 1914 C.
ST. oc2g-1t
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Personal

A4-hs H3IA-lsllau. D mean have "a chance
az pfrt-eAlr TlelT needs by buying sult on
Hf -tN-a- H.-6at.F used from Ll- cheapest one
lL--e Store .l town iLslH.s OLD STAND.
D. IT. GCTTWats ~ CnarlsrtasvIIrs ,-57I
-.- De- responsible tlr debts made 81 rae
NEWEST styles lu mems cI8taIua. furnish
--Es ana hats. Reasonable prices. prf.f. =.s..a
q glsIs.a= purchase. j. a. IS EIsEATat(
~, t-- -- 9e3i-Lt
-.el me Druggist az his counter ana bay
9l1IE. DAVIS. C4lrFoyanI ana cara Reader
WANTED-F5r adoption. co.orsl Infant. by
EetsH9eE - l.44 can 30 u ST. se. oozs-5t
MADAM CATHERINE. WashtuFr5n.s "a
e-l--- lalll-E-. has returned from die
hplla.5 talFr and .s located az $40 Ee..
1oiA ave Zee. PC and zoe by bringing
----5 ~ ses3-el
PROF. CLAY tells from aFadIe Es crave 7--
uHllra separated causes speedy I.arr.ses-
cures mysterious spells uuuatlFaI sickness.
--a-l1-- -lE. gents. aIl. Hours. lU to- O.. Cllrsf
SUNDAY 5- ~ >aftl Fairfax ST.. Alexandra.
oezs-5t
eAIlJNAL DETECTIVE AGENCY sultl
-. SECOND lloIs Colorado Building. Iftl ana
~ sts--NeseE closed. Absolutely IeIlable..
5.f-e-ts e.1t-elflal- Phone 1875 Maiu- 81
-5ttA15- 0ltJ, Superintendent. oczs-g5I
FULL DRESS ana Tuxedo suits J6 hire 81
y1LtLs 1od@N. ll94 tta ST. NV. oesl-s1t
PRIVATE PARTY WILL LOAN HOT mon
p "a y-aI FURNITURE. PIANO. ORGAN
etc "lI eal4 address BOX 20 rlls Of
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LOCAL MENTION.

Why Give the Price Of the Best
For inferior bread2 IL you want your
moneys worth, insist on having Schnei-
dCr's -Malt Bread. us admittedly the
most uouri-AlIs- Al good zroCeTc-
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FOR RENT-sTABLEs.
FOR RENT-Large private stable North
west. Apply us 2Isr 81. NV ocz5-3J
FOR HEST-Two-ztory brick stable. Apply
JIs New York ave ocz5-3t
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Even II sou don't win that thousand
you have tle same chance as the next
one 20 take the $50 second prize ln The
Times great election contest
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- a Reagonable -
Il Not One. Then knoth..-

e.. u. Collins. 1l9 18TH Builder ana
carpenter Phone.
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FOR RENT-Three uBfurnished rooms. thlr-i
floor. yll; for adults 81 q st. nv. I1
FOR EENT-Four rooms. second hoof. 9i2
lst 81 nv. SIS per month, no children. Call
after clock D. n. References Three min
utes walk from Government Printing Othce-
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WANTED-A woman for housework- Apply
1901 u So uc5i--J
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-sToREs.

FOR RENT-Ons large store. 400 Park -,
near 18th; large SHOW windows; h0I-aaier
neat
TWO hne stores with large Easements, q
Il 81 ne. near Government Printing Offiee,
eaAN-l
0cl5-tf
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s. Alright Wood Heater, s..
A. Eberlys sons. as -th NV.
Everybody Is Gong Into
The Times election contest Are yous


Failing GA tile curb an Fifth and d
streets northwest. So the police saw
John tLIieL. thirty years old of 625
Fourteenth Street northeast received a.
severe e-r lu his chin yesterday He
was taken 90 the Emergency Hospital
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We FIND. on taking STOCK. that ws nave
nine VI our latest improved oak 1rop-ca5 insL
Singer Sewing Machines. some OF which are
sucpWurEl. others slightly de1aced from rent
ing. These machines our regular sd
zJyIe. The prices ran from So 10 50. They
can be seen al our stores. follows.
~ Pa Ave s. j.. lll5 14Lh ST. g. -.
al6 Ninth ST. 81 81.
THE SINGER MIG co.
Machines rented a. 5Jc peg week oc29-3t
FOR SAL-E-Good square piano. So. also thrss
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FOUND

BUSINESS CARDS: 1000. $50; none bet
ter; Few as good. other printing reasonable.
HAYS. sos J. NV.
GET THE BEST FRIED OYSTERS IN the
city at WM. HAUER s. I42l-2s A 81 3lc
dozen. ia box oCt-5gt
FOUND-Ths way 20 get rid u rats See
BARCLAY. The Ferret Man. 90 Louisiana
ave 'un-l-L
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

AIRS WOUDE. Proo
NEW YORK AVE, COR 18TH ST.
Having secured the building formerly occu-
pied Jy the Bal. more Hotei. We have thor
o4sHiy renovated 10 and via now conduct a
aud service Large, bright rooms. Rates
from 81 per day uD. ocI5-5lt
FOR RENT-Frauklin Park: deIiEhtful out
tr'Ai DaLAs home comforts best table, table
BOARD la-t Is ST. ocll-3L
FOR RENT-sI5 18th ST. NV. large newly
furnished rooms excellent table telephone
service terms reasonable oc5I-7t
FOR RE-s--L-aEge double second-story front
room steam H-aIi with board. 4lz SIN S.
L". oc3l-zt
FOR EsENT-lIl5 X Hw-, large south front
room t'l Two one small HaW porcelain
bath good table, pleasantly her-ted. ia
FOR RE&T-NlceIy Furnished room. with or
without board heat and gas GO Maryland
ave. s-- ocsl-2t
FOR HENT-ExtFa large three-Rindogv front
geolu, furnished with board reasonable. ZI57
- s. NV Oc5I-s-
FOR REST-Furuished rooms. with on with
out board private family. 70 5th 81. ne.
DC1l-1L
Ron "a 3. EE.NT-Furnishsa rooms ana board.
go sra 81 He, Des5-st
EXCEPTIONALLY large ana nicely FUR
Dlshed rooms southern exp0suFe. steam heat
porcelain bath. good table. ZI7 II ST. NV.
FURNISHED ROOM and board gentleman.
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FOR RENT-Oue large furnished room. with
or without board second moor 30s + 81. ne
oc-5-4L
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ana ave oczs-5t
BEAUTIFUL second noor south front al
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60 New YORK ave. nw. ocZg-8t
ONE FRONT ROOM with board; furnace
heat 1923 sth st, NV. oc2s-zt
s6J4 UNIVERSITY PLACE-HaIf square from
18th 81 car line. front room. second moor,
terms reasonable. 0c23-gt
FURNISHED front rooms. with board; suit
able Tor Two o-J q ST. nv. Ccz5-3t
FOR RENT-NicsIy furnished rooms. with
or without board central location. sll New
p -iA ave n"- ocz5-st
ROOM AND BOARD: private family. H6
lcIH 80. sW. on23-3t
III II ST. EW.-Largs room, nrst aoOr
furnished or uHtuIuished. with OF without
board. other rooms. Jransients- 0c25-5t
FOR RENT Gentlemen preferred-Nice. large
room with good board $50 for two 1922
corcoran St aW. oc2s-st
1904 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NW.-PIeasant
rooms VITA lable board; steam heat. oc2J-u1
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOUND-OeJ. 80 sum Of money 0n-the sub
same. - r. q. ne. il 't'1
FOUND-Party leaving wheel al ID r 81 NV
can OF same will be sold Nov. H. IL
FOUND Illustrations. book plates book COW
-Ta5 coat of arms. posters. letIerHeads. aIEer-
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