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The daily tribune., 1905-01-06
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u. B. Mescrve returned last even
ing from Denver.
Harry Champion was an Afternoon
passenger Tor Canon City.
-Alva Koonts IL transacting busi-
ness In the county seat this afternoon.
-Miss Mary Shank and Mary Chew
are both reported to be suffering with
typhoid fever.
Tom Watson. ono Of the cattle
kings Of this section 10 in the city on
business today.
IN. P. Nelson. the upholsterer,
wAa transacting business In the county
seat yesterday afternoon.
m. B. 10y. cashier Of the First
NstionAl bank 10 transacting business
in Pueblo this afternoon.
-Mrs. &. r. Brown and Mrs o.
L. Gibbs spent yesterday afternoon
IN Canon calling on friends.
IN. u. Currier. stsnographer ct
the Upion mill was Rio Grande pas.
ssnger 10 Denver last night.
1T. n. Jones Of Leadville has ar
rived ON = visit with ais son A. H.
Jones. Of the Miller terrace.
-. p. Farley. representing 81.
Louis drug house was drumming the
local druge,sts for trade today.
John Mellor, mayor Of Coal
Greek. was looking after business
matters In the city this morning.
Miss Irene Freeman after spend.
ing . few days with Mrs. Chambers.
returned to her homo In Pueblo today.
-Elbert Clary who has been con-
fined to his home for some time y ith
inhammatory rheumatism is able to
b. up.
Street Commissioner Wa~pler il
on the streets again after being laid
up for several days with An aggravat.
ing cold.
Mrs. J. 9. Mao Donald aud Baby
Helen was in Denver 1t the governor q
reception. returning last night. This
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

Charles Berry. private secretary to
Congressman H. N. HogR, is among
the many Pueblo sppointees in the
state Legislature. Mr.. Berry IL ser.
geant- ut. arms In the senate and In
that capacity IL said to he one Of the
most efficient officers the assembly has
ever had. He waiRhs about $50
pounds
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

John Sanders. elected Justice Of the
peace on the democratio ticket in
November will succesd Geo. p. Nix.
arrangements being made. Mr..
Sanders will assume the duties Of
his office next Tuesday morning and
has rented Mr.. Ni1's present office
rooms in the Blunt block.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

Another glove contest 10 cheduled
to take place In this city one week
from tomorrow night between Tom
Rogers and Eddie Mcdonald. employees
Of the Portland cement works. 1t
will be . twenty round go. Tom
CavauauRh Of this city. will be the
referee. Two good preliminaries are
promised.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

Eight carloads OF lumber are on the
siding at Rockvale for construction
work At the Radiant coal mine, being
opened by the Victor Fuel company
south of the city. The company il
now employing force of eighty five
underground men.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

A Tribune reporter WAS presens
this morning when the $50 in one dol
lar bills WAS paid to this lady. She
took the money to the First National
. bank and deposited 1t.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

The United Oil company paid its
employees yesterday for December
work. Tho pay roll WAS quite large.
The -tores were kept open last night
In accordance with the usual pay day
custom.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

Frank Warner who has been sick
for several days with heart trouble
was reported this morning ~ having
contracted bad case Of pneumonia.
the trouble setting in last night. II
is said Mr.. Warmers condition is con.
sidered serious.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

The cold weather Of the last few
nights has frozen . thick layer Of Ice
on A. r. Gumser's lake near the
Santa Ne railroad and last night .
large number Of young people were
down skating. Il 10 very seldom
people Of the OIL cisy can indulge
in this pastime. Another large crowd
will skate tonight ~ the ioe was
frozen much thicker by last evening .
heavy frost.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

TIE 0leAs, - heIdisG tSokes ue.
S7ls. The belAsrs q tiet etc Ne.
lI1S1 sd 1875 drswisG the ssonsd
80 fesFth prinss. respectively. have
- pressssed ths saos- II Me
Doosy - ~ elaiosd By pext weA-
sssiay evsoinG. ticket no ius@i will
saks shs as psiss ssd No. siio will
taks shs go. or fourth prise.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

The recently elected directors Of
the Steel Canon Mining. Milling and
Isvestoent company met yesterday
sveDing and elected the follow ina OH
cars 70 preside over the destipies Of
the coupauy for the next year: p.
r Harpel. president and treasurer
Luda Hsrpel. vice presidept; H. B.
Snyder Of Toledo. secretary. hr.
Harpsl hes held the ofi.ce Of president
continuously since the formation Of
the COMPANY.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are becoming . favorite fol
stomach troubles and constipation.
For sale by all druggists
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

Second hand furniture and hardware
at the cheapest cash prices. Repair
work on furniture and stoves will be
given prompt attention. E. o. Hail,
State bank block. TIT
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

The largest and most up.to-date
stock of new and second hand furni-
ture and ranges can always be found
at H. ]. Pouder's, Van Nest block.
West Main street. 6-tf
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

Water Commission stesn says there
10 good supply of water ON hand,
reservoir No. being more than half
full. AZ soon ~ the snow on the
Greenhorn range melt. the inflow Of
water will be much heavier than for
sometime past. The inflow at the
present time il almost equal to the
demand.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

E. Edwards was in the city from
Florence yesterday. Mr.. Edwards is
manager of = we'll known Oil City
ole thing houss. Pueblo Star Journal.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

Mrs. ". J. Bauldin. wife Of the
weigh boss At the Fremont coal mine
won the first or $50 prize offered by
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

The i've and ten cent counters At
the Big Store are proving to be win
ners. 7.s
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

The stranded Novelty theatre actors
who have been giving performances in
the city thi. week, left today for Salt
Lake.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06
...rseaI new....

A surprise party was given In honor
of Eddie Simpson Of Cripple Greek
1t the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Reeves. 1874 West Third street. last
night. A jolly good time is reported
by the youngsters present. Those
who attended are: Pearl Gribble.
Josie ri5ble. Eva Shank, Blannh
Rish, Beatrice Roberts, Alice Blank.
enship. Ethel Snyder, Myrtls Snyder.
Pansy Scott. Ruby Moore. Berthe
Rathbun. Birdie Shank. Linnie
shanks. Ed. O'RrieD. Alex Walker.
Willie O'Brien. Floyd Scott, Earl
Shank. Louis Shank. will League.
John Arthur. Eddie Simpson and
Earl Skeels.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

Have you tried Chandler coal, call
Millar, 1.-THE Transfer Man." Phone
5s. 79-tf
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

Rineharts beautiful artist pinot
are - cheap - the inferior. 8-tf
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

Get what you want at the Big Stor
on the and 10 cent counters. 7.S
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

For beautiful olive tone photos call
at Rinshart's studio. ST
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

See the many useful articles on the
Is and 10 cent tables At the Big
Store. 7.S
The daily tribune., 1905-01-06

WE shall commence the now yea" of 1905 with big Closing
Out Sale Of entire stock of Winter Goods 1t al
Globes Motto" goods
through the Cut and Slash remaining
Globe No expensive valuable,
what the Wholesale price is they We prefer realize cash
for it is with loss rather than pack them for the
The evening world., 1905-11-06
BATTENBERG VISITS
TOMB
Requests Trip to Mount Yer.
non and Leaves Wreath
of Flowers.

WASHINGTON, Nov. e-Fying tho
pennOnt Of q Rear-Admiral Of the Brit
.sk Navy tho Dolphin sliled from the
Washington Navy.Yard This mornins
for Mount Vernon with Rear-Admlral
Prince Louis Of Battenberg and a party
Of fifty on board. Prince Louis went to
Mount Vernon at his request and
as the guest OF the State Department
Mr.. Bacon. tho Assistant Secretary OF
State. acting as host for the department
on the trip.
The Prince. the officers n his per-
sonal stan and the commanding Of
Actrs OF his squadron visited the tomb
Of Washington and the Prince placed a
wreath OF lowers thereon.
Returning, the party lundhed OF board
In time 10 take a special train 10 An
napolls this afternoon, where the Prince
will be the guest at dinner tonight Of
Rear Admiral Sands, Superintendent Of
the Naval Academy,
Sir Mortimer Durand, British Arb IS
splcr, vii 90 10 An IA obs to-moliOg
mi os the guest Of Prince Louis on
h0arN us flagship, the Drake, In the
afternoon the Prince VIII make a hur-
RED trip to Baltimore, where he will be
the CUES; Of she British Consul at din
ner,
Wednesday the Prince will make a
thorough inspection Of the Naval AcNd.
emy, be the guest OF Rear Admiral
Drownson, commanding the Ar1nMci
cruiser division, and under escort \
Admiral Brownson's division win sail
FOR Now York Wednesday at m! night.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
SENDS BULLET INTO
BACK Of HIS NECK
Police Investigating Peculiar
Death of Frederick
SiegerS.
WEAPON A SMALLSRlFLE.
Wife Says Her Husband Left Letter.
Z Explaining Cause ofTHiS
Suicide.
WEAPON A SMALLsRlFLE.
rredsr,ce- sieser,. a dencatsEsen deal.

Frederick siegers, q dencateEsen deal
ar. OF No, 2! Amsterdam avenue, dfed
to-day in Roosevelt Hospital from The
effects Of a selfiprtcted bullet wound
in the back Of the neck, A detective o.
the West Sixty-eAghth street station Il
Investigating the suicide because tbs
bullet was fred from o I'nAll target
rife, and to have placed the muELc
against me back OF his neck and pulled
the tr1gger would have required re-
marjoab.e contonlon on the part OF
siegers.
The business in the dslNatessen mop
has not bean good Of lata. and sisSefss
customers noticed that he was de-
spondent He opened up the store a.
usual to-day, and remained behind thu
oountsr until his wife sent word to him
by his son that breakfast was ready.
The boy remained In tina store while
Siagers went upstairA Entering the
Kitchen he asked how soon the meal
would be on the table and was told THAI
he would have to walt a few mlnutea-
He went to the front room, where the
boy kept the rafe In a closet
Kris. sisgers heard the sound OF q
shot. she ran TO the front room and
found her husband lying on the hoor.
He was conscious. but unable % speak.
The frightened woman opened q wins
dow and screamed an alarm that
brought q policeman. who summoned
an ambulance from Roosevelt Hospital.
At first the surgeons believed tho
wound was not dangerous because OF
the small oalibre OF the bullet and the
weakness OF the charge OF powder. but
siegers died on the operating table
His wife said he left a letter explaln-
ing the cause OF his suicide. The letter
was held for the Coroner.
Two OK Siegerss brothers killed them
selves within the past three years, and
his wife says that other members OF
lie family have shown a bent toward
self-destruction. Siegers's vitality was
ali that kept him alive Dor an hour
after no shot himself. He was so big
and strong that the surgeons were de-
celved by the seemingly mild eject pro-
duced by the wound
The evening world., 1905-11-06

Il dreaded the approach OF my menstrual
period every month, as II meant 50 much
pain and suffering for me; but after | had
used the Compound two months I becamo
regular and natural and am now perfectly
we'll and free from pain AZ my monthly
periods, am very grateful for what LYDIA
Z Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done
for me-"
Such testimony should be accented nv
all women as convincing evidence thai
Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound stands without a peer as a rem.
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women.
The success Of Lydia z. Pinkham'S
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When women are troubled with irreg-
ular, suppressed or painful menstrual
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tackache, bloating, or flatuIeney, zen.
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n Best Understand, q Woman's Ills
The evening world., 1905-11-06
MAJOR W. H. H. H0LT0N DEAD
Deputy Surveyor OF tho Port
Passes Away,

nfAtor William Henry Harrison Hol'
ton, Deputy Surveyor of the Port OF
New York, died yesterday at the reel
dsDes Of his ~son-in-law, f, D, Wash
burne, In Dean street. Brooklyn,
Major Holton was born at jamaica
VI. He enlisted as a private in the
Eighth Vermont Regiment for the Civil
War and later was made second lieu.
tenant for bravery. He was wounded
seven times al Raoeland, La, when The
train on which his company were NOV
Ing South was ambushed. After gal
liant service nc was discharged from the
army in 1868 with the rank OF brevet
major.
He wes appo1nted an inspector in the
customs service In 1879, and was made
Deputy Surveyor In 1901. He was a
rnenbers OF Alexander Hamilton Post
Of the G.. A. r.
The funeral will be held In the Lex
ington Avenue Baptist Church In
Brooklyn, tomorrow at 3 p. NJ,
The evening world., 1905-11-06

While no woman Is entirely free from
periodical suffering, il does not seem 70
he the rlan OF nature that women
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is a severe strain on a woman'S vitality.
II It IS painful or irregular something IS
wrong which should he set right or II
will lead to a serious arrangement OF
the whole female organism.
More than fifty thousand women have
testified in grateful letters to Mrs. Pink
ham that LYDIA Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Comnound oyercomes painful and irreg-
ular menStruation.
II provides a safe and sure way OF ss-
canp from distressing and dangerous
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The two following letters tell so con-
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they cannot fail to bring hope to thou
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Mics Nellie Holmes, Of $40 N. Diyi-
sion street. Buffalo, n. H. writes
Dear Mrs. Pinkham'-
your medicine Is indeed an Ideal medl-
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The evening world., 1905-11-06
INNOCENT YOUTH
ACCUSED Of THEFT
Mrs. Walsh Hid Rings, For
got Where and Had
Boy Arrested.

Charles JOHNSON, eighteen ysars old
was acquitted to-day in tho Butler
Street Police Court, Brooklyn, OF a
charge OF grand larceny. His arrest fol-
lowed bis visit 10 the fat OF Mrs, An
ME walsh, Clinton and De Graw streets.
last Friday. MrA Walsh was unable to
hnd three diamond rings after the boy
acft and asked the police TO arrest him.
In police court the boy declared his
Innocence, but Magistrate Ttghe held
him In default OF $1,000 bail as Mrs.
Walsh was persistent in her accusation.
Mrs. Walsh's husband and mother called
on Magistrate Ttghe at his home yes
terday and reported that she had found
the rings IN a box where she had placed
them and Of which she had forgotten.
Magistrate Ttghe Immediately sent a
messenger 70 the Jail with an order for
the release OF the lad on parole. When
the case was called in court to-day tho
magistrate SAID.
u want TO apologize TO you, young
man for deprivtng YOU OF your nbery. I
believe the complainant in this case
should DO much more"
The evening world., 1905-11-06

method voice tone placing. perfect breath
lng, artistic singing. voice tylal free iure-
nnuna. CnrnarIa Eall 81
The evening world., 1905-11-06
SIR PURDON CLARKE WORKS.
New Director OF Art Museum Takes
Charge.

Sir Casper Purdon Clarke, the .
Director OF the METROPOLITAN Museum Of
Art. took charge in his position to-day.
He appeared at the Museum OF $50
o'clock, greeted all his sunordinates and
went to work. Immediately upon the
large accumulation of mail matter.
During tho morning several OF tha
trustees of the Museum appeared, ana
the new director was In consultation
with them. He sent out word from his
to DO anything but endeavOr 30 familiar
ize himself with the details OF mis-
office.
The evening world., 1905-11-06


AMSTERDAM Av,, T3l, Goth st.--Comfor,
able heated ROOM use parlor' BATH rea
AMSTERDAM Az. GSJ-Fumished bedroom
and parlOr, one or two gentlemen. Howell
AMSTERDAM Av., l?92-Furnlshed OF un,
furnished rooms 70 let, Inquire Laundry
AMSTERDAM Az, 5G0-Rotm with bath
Near subway 81 weekly evenings Lewis
Az, 3, 2I0-Two rooms, S., nicely fur
nishtd for housekeeping; small room.
BANK ST, i-sunny front par.oT, heated,
gaA, bath, $40. references required; bell J.
BARROW ST, ~Gs-Furnlshei room, FOR
lady with board bath homeiike. Ban
BARROW ST, S5-NeagW furnished room,
with improyements 50 Apply room s
BLEDCKER ST, 3I0-A furnished room foi
2 gentlemen list bell
CHAMBERS ST, lG2-small room. sl2a
per week,
CHARLES ST., iO-Large furnished RON.
sunny, hot, cold water heated.
CHARLES ST., 100, near Hudson-Small fur
nishei rooms, ST. sl,25, $3.50 gentlemen
OHRpsTDPHER ST, 0-slnny and airy
rom, R!cey furnished steam heated AM
hot water. ArdniEo.
GRDlNWICH Az, Sj-Comfortab.e, large
front room; stationary water, heat; lower
GREENWICH Az, 53-Nlcely furnished
back basement, light housekeeping.
HDRNT,O ST. l5-Furnlshei hall room. with
stove, $50; light housekeeping,
LEXINGTON Az. 822, between 53l and
jith-Hall room reasonable, respectable
gentlemen, Radfort,
LEXINGTON Az. liGi-Front room t9r
ladies 81 private house; priv eye parlor
bath
LEXINGTON Az, 1892, near listh st
Front room, running water, BATH light
housekceltng,
LEXINGTOl Az, l2j (sithD-stcam-hsltsd
parlor. CO Getting apartments, hal rooms.
improyem. -, housekeeping gentlemen
LEXINGTON Az, ln-Large, well fur
nishel room. closets running water; small
LEXINGTON Az, Oij-very nloe large
t DSa ,eke sIS2aa floor rooms s''''0ne"
LEXINGTON Az, lO0-Largo, sunny room.
steam heated, pllyate family. Healy,
LEXINGTON. Az, .l52-Three connecting
rooms, furnished, closets, hot, cold water.
LEXINGTON Az. l72o-Nlcely furnished
hall room, with bath, cheap Arier
LEXINGTON Az, 1907, near 10th St
Nicely furnished room, $! Walden
MADISON Az, 2lOl-2 rooms, basement
others; light housekeeping; hall room,
MADISON Az, 1911, facing parS-Frjnt
room; dlninG'room' heated; bath on floor
rfFersnce.
MADISON Az, 2os-Xlce warm room, sd
MANHATTAN Az, 42l-Larye room, steam
heat ? ladiss, married couple. Dsrmott
The evening world., 1905-11-06
sLAsHED HIS THROAT.
Especial % Tho Evening wora.)

Especial % Ihe evening WORLDLY
Mt, HOLLY, n. j., Nov. 6.-Alex-
ander Evan. OF Birmingham, attempted
70 commit suicide yesterday by cutting
his throat with a razor. Although faN-
ing TO accomplish his purpose, his con-
dillon Is critical. He has acted strangely
for some weeks and at one time was
confined in the State Asylum at Tren-
ton. -k
The evening world., 1905-11-06
KING ALFONSO IN GERMANY.
Drives Into Berlin seated Reside
Emperor william in Carriage

BERLIN. Nov, 6-King Alfonso made
his formal entry into Berlin to-day
through the Brandenburg Gate, seated
on the right OF Emperor william in an
open carriage, At the gate the carriage
stopped and the Burgomaster read an
address OF welcome. for which the Span
isa Monarch thanked him.
The King and Emperor then drove the
length Of the Inter Den Linden 10 the
palace between troops aligned on botf
sides Of the way, and cheered by large
crowds. King Alfonso will be enter
talned at a banquet a. the palace tni'
evening.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
GAVE HER BABY POISON.
Mrs. sawtc1ry Mixed Catholic Acid
with Water,

. ORANGE, n. j. Nov, s-Mrh lima
sawicky L. looked up here On = charge
Of having given her three-months-oh
baby a mixture OF hot water and car
bolic acid. She will be examined IA 30
her sanity,
The child Ia in the Orange Hospital
with her face and throat badly burned
from the mixture. She win recover.
The husband says his wife has been
acting queerly OF late. She spent. some
time in the Essex County Hospital, but
was discharged as cured
alleged that her husband tod her yes
telday that he was not the father OF
the child and this made her sad, and
she determined 10 end the ohild's e1-
istence. This was denied by the mar
The evening world., 1905-11-06

NIH Az. 2lOl, near L-Handsomely FUR.
n.shed room, adjoining bath, steam, Neary.
sTH Az, 3}T4-One flight, nee stenm.heatel
front room, bath; near liOth T."
STH Ay, 1888 Qst floor)-Nicely furnished
room, bath ana ras, reason7nlo
The evening world., 1905-11-06
FROM THE SUNDAY WORLD WANT" DIRECTORY
BoARDERs WANTED.

I'll, "a E,-single, double rooms, well 6sat.
ed good table; very reasonable.
The evening world., 1905-11-06

steam, bath, private. Cummings
9TH Ay,, 1913. near 23i LIZ connecting fur
nished rooms water, gas and stove, Iish
housekeeping; small room, $50; with
The evening world., 1905-11-06

VIOLIN " piano Instructions, beginners or
advanced stuIents; terms reasonable. "a.
NONE. "a Mortnn 81.
The evening world., 1905-11-06

10 free manlO.in Or guitar ~.assogs, your only
expense AL, be s. Tor book AMI ext. A J,
SPEtRLS SCHOOL OF MUSIC, 10 Fulton
RV.. Astoria. L
The evening world., 1905-11-06

'PECIAI. RATES this week ony-St9ni6.
In, violin. guitar and banjo instruction
Worlds famous .DoRR BROS 657 Oh
The evening world., 1905-11-06

9TH IL E-Pleasant large and small
rooms, well-heated; Reasonable; trans.
ientB
The evening world., 1905-11-06

9TH, "a W,-ILarge, handsome rooms;
southern enposurei excellent tabls, mod.
The evening world., 1905-11-06

sTH Az. 2l3N-Nlcely fIrUlsnsd IgbI
rom; $50. Hanlan.
sTH Az, l4s-IArge, sunny room, ho'
Na'0r. pnrnH'r. N bath nrIyafa Grear
The evening world., 1905-11-06

Sd AV., l4g-Nice, clean rooms, respectable
house, gentlemen only, Sl75, 81,
Sd Az, l31O-Front parior and hall room,
nicely furnished. moderate, Smith.
The evening world., 1905-11-06

INSTRUCTION. Violin. mandolin, piano
organ; terms moderate; select music fur
rlshei. HANSEN 3G " 4sth.
TENOR, good Latinlst, strong voice, want
engagement. A. s. B., 100 llth ST., Ho'
hgkeu.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
eoARDERs WNTED.


DOMINICK ST., pa q vacancies for
gentlemen, with ~tirst-cla board.
GRAND w. 2i5o, FordI-si2 for Two;
handsome, sunny, secorfloor rom for
ltarders,
LEXINGTON Az 1925 sSth(-Handsomo
rooms, excellent table refined house,
reasonable; telephone,
MADISON Az, 1895 n2t stJ-EIcellent
accommodations; 2 bat table board;
moderate,
PERRY ST.. Qs-Well-hished, hated
double and single rooms '~tcellent board.
I'D AvY So-Boerd foiwaiAlnS child;
good home, Loubs. ~
sd AV., 500 (23d)-Buslnesirlsi first.olnss
room, board. Miss Case
80 Az, l0iC-wlsh bal or children 10
board; mothers Gaze. 1uire,
7TH Az, 2a~70-IArge sny front room
With board for 2. Klng-del house: tele.
IiOne.
TTH Az. s2O-First.clnss ard, convenient
principal garages, stasi reasonable
TTH Av., 30, cor i3th--ige rooms, well
heated families or g%ontieni references.
nth ST., 205 Who'd, with board:
N use newly renovated: ble board; mod
18th ST., 1888 W.-Larged small roomsi
southern exposure; exceht table, refer.
ences.
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AMSTERDAM Az, 13l, Goth 81. -ComfOr-
able, heated room use parl1r, bath, rea-
Sonahla. Render
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MANDOLIN INSTRUCTION..
Mail appointments. signor Panarello, IDS
Carnepla Hail
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TIL, 20 E.-Large room, heated: excellent
board, h6t, cold water. moderate.
The evening world., 1905-11-06
FURNISHED ROOMS o LET.

18th, III w.-Large, unny,t s. and 81
smalRr, 81. so and 81.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

YOUNG LADY pr singing and dancing act
amateurs considered. A. r, 52s World.