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Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-21
MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON.
WithRcilicking Play at Opera House
 Tonight by Noble Company.

Last night the Noble Company pre- sent9d, 10 a large and appreciative audience. the Irish romance, "Kath. leen Mavourneen. with Vina Noble in the title role. The play was entirely different from anything heretofore nt- tempted. and showed well the great versatility of this most excellent con- pany.
 The entire cast was strong. and ire brogue used would have led one to believe that the entire company were direct from old Ireland
 As the engagement progresses and the company becomes better knowr. the attendance increases. anC 'f is safe to predict that there will not be seat vacant tonight when they close their engagement with a production Of one of their own plays, which is en- tirely new to this part of the country. entitled Reuben Glue"
 Reuben Glue" is entirely different from the usual line of "Reub" plays. and combinets .the best of ,"Reub" comedy with an unusually interesting story, and is credited with being he funniest "Reub" play ever written.
 This afternoon at 2:30 they will give a special matinee for the benefit of the ladies and children, at which time the prices will be 15 and 25 cents to all parts of the house
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-21

i Regarding the work of the board to- warI the end of securing the new
 hrilding. Mr. Wallace sai6 that thero
 had been no meeting of the board
 since last week. and that it had no
 stated meeting dates. The officials at Tombstone. however, had been writ
 ten to for authoritative figures as to the property values of the school dis trict. As soon as this statement is received the school board will have d working basis to go ahead upon in the formation of their plans for securing the necessary money to go ahead with steps toward securing the new build ing. It is the understanding that as soon as the statement is received from Tombstone the board will have a meeting and get immediately to the important business In this connec- ton it may be stated that the plans submitted to the board at it's last meeting by Architect Hurst were not submitted formally, but merely as an accommodation to the board, at the re- quest of a member that the architect kindly give the body a rough idea of the cost Of construction and the man. ncr of design that would be suitable for school building such as the needs of the city require. When action is taken to secure plans it will be nee essary under the law to call for com petitive submissions of the same, and award to the successful architect by bid.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-21
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that there will be a meeting of the stockholders oi the Mitchell DeEelo6ment Company held at the office of the Secretary of the company in tn Miners National Bank Block in the City of Ishpeming, Michigan, on Saturday, the 4th day of February. A. D. 1905, at o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of elect ing a Board of Directors and of doing any other business properly coming before the meeting.
 Dated Ishpeming, Mich, January 10th, 1905.
 SAMUEL MITCHELL,
 President.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of John Creene-. deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed administrator of the Estate of John Greener, deceased, to the credi- tors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers. within ten months after first publica- ton of this notice to the said admins irator. at his office iH the Bank of Bis bee building. Bisbee, Arizona. the same being the place for the transaction of business of said estate, in said County of Cochise.
 B. !. O'REILLY, Administrator of John Greener, De ceased.
 First publication January '. 1905 SPECIAL ATTENTION to the Wash ing of blankets. comforts and wool
Bisbee daily review., 1905-01-21

The best brands of wines and whis- keys at Cuban Store.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-06-15
Hot Goals Cause Blaze.

Hot Goals dropping from bake oven
in the rear of $50 o street northwest
occupied by Charles Reckweg, caused
3 slight fire about 8 O'Clock last night.
In response to an alarm from box 23l
arrived atpthe bakery a few moments
after the blaze was discovered. With
hand extinguishers they put out the
flames in short order. The damage was
less than S25
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-06-15
Fish.

Will receive fresh from the nets on
Friday morning TO sell as follows:
Sea Bass. six cents per pond.
Weakfish or trout, six cents per pound
Buttei-fish, six cents per pound.
Founders, six cents per pound.
Crackers, five cents per pound
Bunch fish. very cheap s-ss
r. w CLAYTON
$40 Louisiana Ave. y. w.
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Playing with dog In front of 2ool
Rosedaic street northeast John M.
DALEY, fVe years old, of 1911 Sixth
street northwest, was painfully bitten
on the leg last night about Z:30 o'clock,
de was carried TO the Office of DR.
Perry. 1916 @ street northwest. and
there the wound was caute1fzed There
was nothing TO indicate that the dog
was SUFFERING from rabies or any other
inalady and 1t was not shot. Persons
VINO were near the child ard dog saw
the canine became angry when its tail
was pulled.
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Leave a Standing Order With Your
Grocer to Send a Package

OF HAvENNER'S CREAM BISCUITS
with your daily table supplies. Good
keep these crackers on
hand to serve with soups, salads, etc.
Crisp, appetizing, and inviting. May be
had in ,aertite' packages or in bulk.
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STORAGE.

100 sEP ,E STORAGE ROOMS: .tor-
ping Bee US before storing T-tInSs p
DONs In In q co. Auctioneers. 6l2 u =,
.-~--- 4 nome MAN ol5. my30-sot
cen SENTKAL STORAGE ROOMS. 14Cs - .,
elevator; lowest rates in the cir1 RPGySrN
q iols son. Props Phone Main 25yS
Inyze-3gt
WHY PAY MoRE7 We store FOR 75c a load
,o,s, t.-D aiAIES STORAGE CO, lls-A20-4as
l0in 81: NV. Phone Main sgZs ,ny3e -
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. sl.75 UP; house nato,-
ing, lowest prices. CARLISLE EfSI1s css
n 81 ne. Phone East 1857 1eiyy o.
We Ii DO IT NoW-Painting and Dan-r-
BEcKWiTH. 506 f St ne ,ei3 ~ n
VIM. V. MAHoNEY. the progressive ,,o,,er-
nah9er reliable. prompt, cheap Main Sfora
20 iei,nsyifanih ave Sc Write or teIenhons
I-sss Ii + Tor Tree samples and estimate
rom nloidings. painting; legal gtlarantce IN,
81 worT H. rooms papered " up: see nex,
receive orders for paperhanging and na tirt.l
5aa-r
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FoR sALE-TYpEwRITE9S.

FOR SALE-fYPEWRITERS Before bu,sny
a typewriter. Inspect or stock Sc. 80
prizes svr.nS. We VIII S;ai 10 give
you an estimate Tor putting your cd n3s1cliira
/ good conultIon- II YOU nave extra Jyye-
writ.ng. get our prices and see sans.lest.,f
work. TIFEIS RITTER EXCHANGE 9is
+ st. nv. jeI3-tf
THE BEST and cheapest IN the city at 1897 =
St NV. Also ribbons. carbon. paper and
office supplies. jell-3et
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LOCAL MENTION.
You Eat One Thousand

times a year, therefore you want the
Chicago-Jewel Gas Range to cook the
food Muddeman &, Co. is the place 10
find them, No 6ls. on 18th ST.
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PASTUPAGE.

HORSES BOARDED In country grat, 80
pest attention, 81 month II COZ I,1l%;
LEWIS Wis, Vienna. va. 1ei5.St
PASTURE YOUR HORSES al Maznolia
arm due grass range and running stl,san,s
adjoining Fort Myer; horses called Tor ond
Geiyered: rate. s. per month; City reference
b. r. WRIGHT. Owner, Earcroft Va
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OPEN ALL SUMMER.
WITH ELECTRIC FANS
THE ORDWAYS, 43I nth st. NW.-Ever,-
Tuesday. Friday. ana Saturday evening; be-
giEners' class. 80. advanced, SEQ Lady as
six lessons. 900. Private lessons by
appointment. Profs. WYNDHAM and VIII
LIZ. aee-30I
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A Good Place to Eat.
Genuine IS, Sc, and 81 Sample Shoes

Quick service Perotti's, $50 Pa. ave.
NV.
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FOR SALE-l5 secondhand wagons, In good
oruer' suitable Tor any business. cfle..,s, .olr
IRON porcAes, liz peftect order, gaasan.zsl
cni.Gncy toisS. gOvu new. LA T. -
buIioefs Supplies. l30o New .ersey ave. u,s
.IorIA. go. lels-,,t
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wANTED-RooMs.

WANTED-In Congress Heights suburb.
two furnished rooms for light housekeeping
by couple. with child: must be cheap. Ad-
dress stating terms and convenicnces. Me-
CrAN1C. SG K 81. NV. 1t
WANTED-Room for storage. in East Wash
ington. Address BOX 42e. this office. je14-3t
wANTED-Two unfurnished rooms for sum-
mer months, in central Northwest. Address,
With terms. BOX 49,, this office tel4-2t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

WANTEp-by educated young man a
clerical position. ADDRESS /. {. NJ $3.50 l4tn
st. n
BUSINESS COLLEGE GRADUATE wants
a permanent clerical position. Address Boa
444, this office. II
WANTED-By young white man. position IN
furniture instalIment house; Al references
Address BOX 432. Jnis once 1eI4-2t
COLLEGE STUDENT wants worK during
summer strong, willing. and goou references
address BOX -z5. TINS vI4ce JeI4-3t
WANTED-A good hustler, owning team Is
open Ior an engagement I'VE uaSs IN a week
or would 90 Inlo partnership with ANYONE
having paying OUTSIDE business Adj res,
1So-a 4oI LIS once JeI3-3t
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FOR PENr-TYPEwRITERs.

No REMINGTON FOR home pract &c. =
II,cnta- --ouress BOX zt5. city Gsto.file
jelS-St
WE HAVE TYPEWRITERS. all makes, for
rent: one Dens.aore al 81 per month; viii
be glad TO h.SVe you examine them Rental
Mil apply OF purchase. Address BOX 80
this ONCE SsS-x1
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FOR SALE-5.015 feet 10. r. 10 and u inch
sewer pipe; zorte-o vitrite, i.Si.as DtscA, lrgs,
SUCK Du..t.fns ana .JsI,cr. n1l..I-
els supplies u a>1I,Nis CI--Ax..A 4,l..,a-
srs cupsAIcS, Jersey ave. ny
f4ione ->vr.a ~. 1Sis-,,I
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Bitten by a Dog.

Three hundred styles at $2.S5. Keeue
Shoe Store, 800 @ st. NV
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

INGERSOLL 81 WATCH FREE for taking
10 visiting card orders each at s5c per leo:
wedding bristol stock; other good printing
cheap: ie years experience HAYS. sos L st.
NV. jeo-30s
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Puresr Ice Cream and Ices
IN town. John Hartung. 10s Fla. ave.
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A Case of "Royal pilsenn

VIII W De promptly delivered TO your door
II you'll order by postal card. or 'nhona
W. 436. Abner-Drury Brewing Co.
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FOR gEa1-uNt uRNIsh1D ROOMS.

l22l d ST. SW.-Three or four large I'M
Iurnisneo rooms. l.,a-at
FOR RENT-New, attractive fat. five rooms.
oat.i; mist floor. Los 81 me-; open. Jeio-ot
LARGE unfurnished room. cheap. 1oio It'll
81. nv. ,uI,-al
TWO LARGE. communicating rooms Tor agnt
iouscheepis, in prira.c ItlilIiiy: corner
otV = 81. IIe. JeI,-zt
TWO Or THREE communicating rooms,
second NOR housekeeping; gas and oa;l.;
."A DC AioiAt ana rear Jafu, Lail AFTER
p.n. I4ia . ST. NV. Jeio-o.
THREE AIRY. pay-window rooms. four cos
So f,~ice.ai4i uaiii; iisat Housekeeping. Hi
3tn 81. M. a.
ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR. three nice rooms;
patn alo gas; COOKING gas; sI4. I.y ON ST.
nm- II
PLEASANT ROOMS. single or en- SUITE; op-
i"Siie rension O,iicei rsaoonapIe ~ VI
TaREE UNPUBLISHED FooMs and batn.
nv.
UNFCRNISHED, four rooms; entire floor:
large paTiur, SINK Ill Kitchen. gag and oatn:
iaree uach anu 'front.' yagu. iIoI lit. ST. n.y.
JeI4-3t
TWO OR THREE unrurnisned rooms on
second moor. Datii same moor; aoults; con-
tehieht to car ii4es; hear I-iorary- anu Capl-
ioi. al - 81 mel PHEASANT location. jel4-3l
THREE PLEASANT ROOMS, unfurnisbei.
gas neat, ai'd leiephoIe service. Apply Ioao
go - NV ------- jels-zi
FOR HoUsEKEEPING-Th looms; pri.
sa..e pSitA; entire tnlru door. as per iIloIiia.
l1i0 Z 81 nv LOCkS +. oI1Oi1 III Z, 4, Ell .tiz
l4tn St. nW. tela-SI
THIRD FLOOR-Three rouns closet room:
use OF tlied Datn; sas Tor cooAins: sIz. Ioz.
10Th ST. leI4-.fs
49, -
THREE PLEASANT unrurn!sned ROOMS on
ii..iu iloor' sas siia ba.tn; viz. IL il st. me-
JeI3-ot
-FOUR UNFINISHED ROOMS; gas and
Dalh; heiit housekeeping o1s 81 NV
Jel3-oI
-FOUR unfurnished rooms. second floor. go
New 1ork nv. telg-3r
TWO beautiful second story rooms; large
"arcrooes. neat anu gas. lo22 lJ,n 81 Nv
Jel5-ol
FOR RENT-Unfurnished fat, three rooms;
large cIosels- 4oS u nv. jel3-3c
FOR RENT-oecond hoor. three or four
rooms. oatA; gas. ETC, eneap. 1875 9ti. 81
NV. ia,aar
Is L ST. NW.-Four large unfurnished rooms
Win oath. Tor housekeeping. jeI3-St
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILrS

c. G. SLOAN & co. 100 81. \. ".
Al Pr Bic ACTION
FINE WIN1O.> TOT hiNlI CAR
SATURDAY. JUNE Il. 1908. Al Il ~
JeI5-Zt
FOR SALE-Electric automobile in perfect
order; vii sell cheap. Address 3d. a.,
tnls office, ,et1-at
WILL SELL my auto real cheap Can be-
tween a. IN. and pm. j. a. hILi-INtii,t
1879 q ST. NV. 1eI4-It
FOR SALE-OrIent blackboard auto, In good
running order. lamp. attachments, too.s exc ::
reasonable. cal zJf Monroe St. Anacostld
jel4-3t
Fo-. SALE-Clds runabout, in good runF1i ny
order; has leather Top. rear seat extra
to- 90. cove, ,st,iFs, .Jee ~ JESS nora,
tools, cans, and Oil; price, $3.50: owner lea, .
20 qua ST NV Je13-3I
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FOR SALE-A ladies. tiffany solitaire dia-
nlono rifs. n-autii0i stones lett by party LOT
US 10 DISPOSE Oh worth sovs can De had
Ior W. 81. CALLISflE1rS, 81, eennsytyauaa
ave nv. ieIa-at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-06-15
WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED-By lady. country board: close 10
city ON electric iIne; Terms nlus1 ue reason
aDie- address BOA 40. r4is ONCE JeI,-St
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Phone 1873 for FusseIl's Ice Cream.
Prompt delivery service. 1927 N. Y. av
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FOR SALE-Cheap parior suit. dining enafrs
s!s.''oe,fu, reiiiSciaIv1s sc v...e, 81
s.ass,.4lt.SeIIs 1,..,-.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-06-15
BORROW A PIANO

FOX SALE-A three-s,one, gents diarnond
ing, weighing . carat, was laAe.l III trad-:
VIA Sell TO quick buyer Tor Sf5. C1.II.israr.1s,
yli EennsyIyan ave. NV. lel3-3s
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Personal.

and shampoo. 505 1ztn ST. NV, over Sneetzss
store II
FAMOUS CLOTHING STORE, 423 7rH ST
y. W.. WHERE YOU CAN BUY YOUR
SUMNER SUIT AND ALL MINDS OF FUR
NISHiNeiS OF The LATEST DESIGNS
AND FASHIONS. AND AN ENDLESS VA
RIETG 10 SELECT FROM, AS CHEAP
AS OTHER HOUSES SELL FOR CASH
GIVE Us a TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED
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FOX SALE-Go &c SLOAN .. l4oI u SIX
YOU nave an. iniag 70 sell, ~ 10 =
.,i-OA-> Co., G ST. .esu.ss, .,ili.S
returns S,-eS efery SATURDAY uOoGs
"-siie awaiting ssa.e- 1Sno.ie Abs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-06-15

STEAM ENGINEER, civil service. Baltimore
Md, salary S1.0u). desires TO transfer with
engineer "a Washington Address oOX 4O5.
thus oiiIce. jel3-3r
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ATTORNEYS.

ADVICE FREE-Best lawyers. etc: DAMAGE
Wills. estate, ana uivorSe Eases: no clI,ry,,
WITHOUT service: everything strictly coma
lsa. City. teis-aor
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FOUND.

STRAW. Panama hats cleaned bleacheCl:
equal to new. Felt. derby. silk a Speciality.
handel. 1877 9TH st. NV. le7-3Qr
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FOR SALE-DICYCLES
DANCING.

FOR SALE-Nickei plated Cleveland bicycle
price Slo. Ian AT Sl2 ST NV jel2-It
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

WANTED-Young men and women to pre-
pare Tor civil service examinations by our
method: full Information free. Apply p o.
BOX 81, Washington, -. G. je13-7t
WANTED-Speed OF 70 TO JOG words per
minute In stenosraphy guaranteed in 100
hours study, or money refunded. We teach
all standard systems; also Typewritfng and
Spanish; day and night sessions Positions
procured for our pupils. STENOGRAPhIC
ACADEMY, 3l5-3l6 Colorado building.
1e1-31t
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DIX ScAINDLERS peanut OF! butter makes
lAiost de-.Ctvus afiu isIies, ask YOU srvcrE
Tor 1-tSotiTiu ot4str ,1xs.l,.r
OUTER as sooo- racIorS, US ali 4s.. Jrz-sJS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

- RENT-Gasoiene launch. about Is feet.
ling III July and August. Address BOX 439.
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FOR SALE-Cigar store and ptSinsom. near
18th and Pennsylvania ave-; aEst-ciass
hxtures: fine trade established. price.
S4.2uO; no reasonable offer refused.
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FOR SALfs-Corner grocery, COL Az st. sw.
Will. siTe long lease. 5el5-3t
FOR SALE-Cafe and dining room. down
make Offer
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t~o iuaefl rooms, $zd5 eacn; one I,licn rom,
SOD; ole grocery, SzVD; one confectionery,
S1,zVV, rne cigar store. 500 meat Il
Gerry Store, SI,zUo; eAce.ienI chances; gooi
reasons Tor SEEMING. MlDDLE1ON o. ~,
l4lo ST iei4-ar
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
No FAKES Or HOT ana.

FOR SALE-Ice chest. suitable for dairy or
grocery store. 10 pack large cans OF IA. u
IN. or other bulky material; a bargain for.
one who wants an ice cnest. Can De seen -
aassacnusetts ave ne. It
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NEW YORK CITY BOARD.

NEW YORK BOARD, 10 Wes, goth st.-Wi
OF without Doalu, mani Ih,ne roo.-.s. Lrst cIas
Seiiti.Ai reference 1elS-o
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FOR SALE-Entire contents Of naval oftic Ara
RESIDENCE soiiu Mahogany revolving cT.SSr
80; hat desA, 81; enerry warurope, clio; oak
bureaus. ID. %aShsLanus 81; large uu .n.s
eli piano. nair mattresses, S4, heIa .Gee, e>.oJ
E'iose reIrlSe1ator, rockers, chairs, yz.rIrs
carpets. rugs, parior cnalrs, divans: sacrln-s;
Departure. ovo LIN ST. NV, ring DelI leI.-sc
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FOR SALE-Cheap; don't miss this oppor-
tunIty. one OF Inc besr-paying groceries
it-eat, provIsion ana bakeries corl,D.nei lii
flItSGuig, IA. owner Fellring; suptenaEts
cieaf rent- Apply 10 h M =. IlAIsr.I.,,
ooI4 III ST.. nv. 1eI,-5t
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fOh OALE-rInr. signify uscu Stien Piano.
used only Two nlonSns. another pieno OF
same MAKE, use0 months. at greatly
re1uce0 prices one second-nanu upr,gnt
7ii3; u hne Estey organ, $o6s many c.aes
gains. Easy liontEIy payments
SIIEEk PlANO WAHEtxOOLS
lilrf-~r
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-First class white barber 2s3 Penn
SylNania ave. Ii
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BAKERY. confectionery, ice cream business;
IfSt-ciass location; ln1hing money; VIII in
Voice cAtIlAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
Allantc building 1e1i-3t
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FOR REnr-FuRN1sHED ROOMS.

FOR EENT-one large front room. furnished;
southern EXPOSURE teriis reasonable. i3l
II st. NV. IL
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WANIED-To buy second hand electric pi- |
.liio' STATE Price. Address Boa &c., TINS uf- |
nSe, 49,
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SroT CASH PAID FOR FURNfTU RE, car |
Pets. stoves. bric-a-brac. anu all xmas OF |
i.ousehoid gooos. BACMS FURNITURE /
o1of. 9tn Aid SITS. Phone North 1913. |
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

MANIED-Girl for general homework at
home nights. 1t
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W -ANiED--I-anynsser 10 sell JewcIry iu-
sta IiiIient; reference and bond reNuli ed. sui
aTl, go Week anu Co..ili.issloIi; oniy nustIers
need apply. CASTELBERG. ap4-tu. tn, sa- II
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DIR. EVANS offers you truly painless ~
tracing By his new. private processes
Hours, am. 10 pm. Sunday s. 10 IL
1el5-tf iA'e'
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FOX SALE-AII material of three three-story
orlcAsi wreckins TO be done by purcnaser
Apply lz0 Maryland ave. sw. 1sI5-at
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-05-18
Interesting News
From MiddlebOurne

Middlebourne, May 1S.-Lute
Stewart and wife were BUSINESS
visitors in Sistersville yesterday.
! Attorney I. M. Underwood and
Is. G. Pyle were transacting busl-
ness in Sistersville yesterday.
The town ordinance making it
a fine to spit upon the sidewalk
within the corporation, went into
effect yesterday.
A. j. Jemison is having a
handsome veranda erected to his
, fine residence. Sellers Bros. are
doing the carpenter work.
The automobile has not been
able to make a trip to Sistersville
within the past two weeks, owing
to the condition of the roads.
Mrs. Thomas McCay, whose i'll
ness has been heretofore mention
ed, is reported TO be gradually
growing weaker with no hope OF
recovery.
A meeting will be held at the
Morey Hall this evening by par
ties interested in the organization
of company of home guards, and
number of the guards from Sis
tersville are expected to be pres
ent.
The building committee of the
new Masonic building to be crete
ed in the town will receive bids
until June 5. All bids to be item
lied in part and in whole. The
! bids heretofore received have been
rejected as being too high.
C. Engle, who is well known
to the people of this county, hav-
ing been clerk of the circuit court
for a great number of years, has
rapidly failed in health within the
past few months, and at present
is very feeble and scarcely able to
be about the house.
Nm. II. Smith of Frew, has
closed deal for the clothing de.
partment of Kirchner's store, and
will place the stock on sale at
different points of the county in
the near future. H. will adver-
tise the time and place by hand
bills, expecting to remain about
one week at each location.
The town sergeant is expert
encing considerable trouble in
making an effort to enforce the
curfew ordinance of the town, pre-
venting parties under the age of
16 years from being upon the
streets after 9 o'clock in the ev-
ening. The ordinance is proper
and right, and every violation
should receive judicial notice.
Assessor Taught is spending
this week in Ellsworth district as
sessing the real estate according
to the spirit of the new tax law.
Nothing definite can be ascertain
ed as to the valuation being
placed upon the land by the as
SCISSOR at this time, yet the report
is in circulation that the average
valuation of the land in Ellsworth
district per acre will be about $25,
which is about three times the
present assessed valuation. Land
owners should not find fault with
Mr.. Taught, for he is not to blame
it is the law under which he
J is compelled to assess, and If the
tax laws do not SHIT you resort to
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