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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06
Opening Meeting of Seabord AS,
ISOLATION Held Last Night.
MAYOR WELCOMES VISITORS
Response by Or. Payne, Of Norfolk,
and Interesting Addresses by Or.
Phillips, the President, and DR..
Acknowledgment for Today.

The tenth sem-annuGl session of
the Seaboard Medical Association CT
Virginia aud North Carolina opened ut
the Young Mems Christian Association
hall on Thirty-second street last night
ut $50 O'Clock with about thirty NOM
bers in attendance.
The meeting was called TO order by
Dr. Clarence Porter Jones. chairman
Of the committee on arrangements of
the Newport News Medical Society
and was opened with prayer by Rev
j. w. Porter, d. d.. pastor uf the New
port News Baptist church.
DR.. Jones then introduced Mayor
Samuel r. Buxton. who delivered an
address Of welcome TO the visiting
physicians. DR.. II. l.. Payne. OF Nor
folk. responded to the mayors address
on behalf of the association. express.
ing his appreciation for the kind words
of welcome from the citys executive
officer.
DIR. John L. Phillips, of Suffolk, pres.
ident OF The association, took the chair
and made his annual address to the
body. Tho speaker gave the physi-
cians in attendance many valuable
SUGGESTIONS and made several impor.
taht recommendations to the body.
Ae HiSI SSSSipt vi INC convention
last night WIS closed with the annual
Grafton. which was made by DR.. 10.
seph Alderman, Of Wilmington. n. c..
on the subject "Hospitals and Labora.
tories as Educational Institutions"
Many Coming Today.
large number OF physicians are
expected to arrive in the city THIS
morning to attend the remaining SEES
slohs OF the convention today and TO-
morrow. IT is estimated that about
Sixty doctors will be present when tho
morning session opens at the Y M. c.
a. at 10 O'Clock this morning.
y number OF interesting papers OF,
various diseases will be read today
and after the first session ends the
members OF the association will be
inc guests Mt luncheon OF the New
port News Chamber OF Commerce.
ne afternoon session Will begin 20
hay at ) O'Clock and several discus
sion Oh disease will be entered into
ny the doctors during that session.
Inc members Of the association viii
be rendered II banquet at Hotel Poca
hontas by the Newport News Medica
| society tonight at . o'clock.
Ihc convention will Gloss. tomOrro,,
afternoon with the election OF officer:
for the cnsnin. term.
Program for Today.
Tile following is the program OF
events rs arranged for today:
Morning Session, 10 o'clock,
The Uric Acid DjatheSie," by DR..
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- have just gotten over severe cnsc OF bron-
chttis. which J contracted from riding on the
surtacc cars which wcrc SO crowded. conpcllint,
tne To staUd on tho platform. / waa unable u
recovery solely to- DR.. Bulr" Cough syrup"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06
PlLN|Y Vt PROOF
From People You knoW--Fron New.
port News Citizens.

The greatest skeptic can hardly fail
to be convinced in the face of evidence
like this. 1t is impossible to produce
better proof OF merit than the testi-
mony OF residents of Newport News
OF people who can be seen at any time.
Read the following case OF It:
Geo. Il. Abbott. carpenter, OF Go
Twenty-ninth street, says: ~ had
rheumatism in my legs so acute some
days that ! could scarcely walk. IT.
struck me that if Doan's Kidney Pills
performed half what they promised
and were specific in removing uric
acid from my system. they might help.
| was readily induced to go to
Stearnes' drug store for boz. II it.
had not performed exactly what It
promised would be the last resident
of Newport News to publicly recon-
mend the preparation"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FosterMilburil Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the namc-Doan's-an
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06
Common Council Satisfies Presi
dent Jones Concerning Alleged
Illegal Special Meeting.
QUESTION DIST USED AT LENGTH
Mr.. Jones Refused TO Sign Minutes
and Majority of Members Voted to
Sustain him-Many important Mat.
tiers Disposed of at Last Nights
Regular Session.

After wrangling for nearly an hour
over the question of whether or not
the special meeting held OH the night
Of November 90, under q call issued
By Vicc-president w. B. Livezey, was
q legal session, the common council
last night instructed the clerk to
erase the minutes of that meeting
from his records. This action really
has no effect other than to cause the
clerk to make red-ink marks through
his minutes, as the dog ordinance"
adopted ut the meeting in question
was not concurred in BY the board of
aldermen.
The council met last night in reg
ular session with President D. S.
Jones in the chair, and Niessrs. Bal
lentinc, Christie, Davis, Harris,
James, Kellum, Ketchum, Livezey,
Llewcllyn Marshall Via and Wash
burn present, Mr. Davis opened the
proceedings with prayer
AS soon rs the meetings of the
last regular meeting and several spe-
cial meetings had been read Presl-
dent Jones stated that he would not
sign the minutes of the meeting held
on November 20, because he did not
believe that the meeting was legal.
Both Sides Explain.
Then followed the explanations CT
Messrs. Jones and Livezey, the sub.
stance of which was published N
this paper on the morning following
the meeting called by Mr.. Livczey.
Mr.. Jones declared that the vica-
president called the meeting purely
for ambitious reasons, desiring 20
override the president. Mr.. Liveaey
disclaimed any intention of trying 70
overstep his authority and de-
clared That he only is
sued the call because he thought it
necessary and because Mr. Jones
had declined to do SO.
Alessrs Harris, Llewellyn and
Christie agreed with MIR. Jones, hold.
ing that the meeting was not legal
because the councilmcn were not
given sufficient notice. Messrs.
Ketchum and Marshall contended
that Mr.. Livezey was right; that the
meeting was properly called and
legal.
Stricken From Records.
y motion Ivy Mr.. Davis to strike
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06
3 e O N {;
Cured by Or. Bulls Cough Syru

THE dangerous throat dise3ne has often le
TO more serious and fatn, ,!iscaRes through neg
lcot TO euro IL In its first etaees with
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-06
CUMBERLAND LOADING COAL
Government predoc Ready for Win

eoVerhmeht oredoc Ready for Win.
ter In Southern Waters.
The Tinted States government
dre"ee Cumberland. which has boen
at the local shinyard for several
weets undergoing an extensive over.
naming. left the yard Yesterday a,1
"as towed to the coal piers whore
she Is taking IN bunker coal. The
dredge will sail today for Chorles.
Ton, S. g.. where she will he ennloy-
ed in dredging around the coast II
North and South Carolina this win,
ter.
The vessel was f1oated out CT dry.
dock No. Yesterday morning after
having her hull cleaned AID painted
While at the yard the weiis' In the
dredge's hull we're repaired.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-12

A GROOM brick cottage. on east bench.
J. X Shaw. under Walker Bros bank.
OFFICE space for desk room at IS "
I'd South ST. Hubbard InVt. Co.
TINE store roum close to Main. East
LIST South SO per month.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.
SEWING MACHINE. $500 per month. at
White office. % " LIST So Phone l8i-T
% HOUSES. al kinds. prices and 90
catio7s Tutrle Hros 10 Main =
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Real Estate Features.
Houses For Sale.
Houses for Rent.
Business Opportunities.
Investments Financial.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


FUTILE BROS. NO. 149 MAIN STREET,
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
ESTABLISHED 1871.
A Cal owner must sell fine strictly
modern S-rOOm house, fine So. frontage,
on list ST., near r St, cost her over $500.
Sell quick for $3.50
We have several very nice new 5-room
brick cottages, modern, and with fine
lots from $3.50 20 $3.50 each. They all
actually cost more than price asked, but
were taken on mOrtgase by trust COmpa-
ny, and must be closed out They are
well situated S. z. and are rented at So
each; possession at once, if wanted.
There is d fine S-room cottage count
ing basement laundry, with furnace and
every convenience, modern and handsome
brick, including interior walls, stone foun-
datiOns, deep and thick; all fenced, ce-
ment walks. etc Sell at once for only
$3.50. We defy anyone TO make q better
offer than this. 1t is on 9Th East St. and
near LIST South St
On T St, fine, strictly modern 11-room
house, big lot furnace, pressed brick;
barn; large porch, a fine house; great
bargain at $1,000.
On 5th East St. near nth S. IS one OF
the most charming Groom cottages and
very large grounds in the city, modern,
with barn. shade, lawn, fences and
walks, flower conservatory, etc: the
house is red pressed brick, and is really
nice and possesses high architectural
beauty; nearly new, only 5000. Here
You get a happy combina ton of country
and city life seldom eQualled.
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10 WEST FIRST SOUTH.

Out OF two thousand different pieces. Of
property listed with me for sale | offer
the following Dust samples Of the kind OF
properties l handle).
s., 01G-Buys a choice corner on Sth South
and lst West, i32N132 feet with al
ley il rear
s., 45o-Buys ll5xIi5 feet south front on
Srd St
s. .So0-Coruer 4th East and 9Th South. 4l-a
Xl15 feet.
4 7Oo-S2ls xl6s, 9TH ST, near J.
| s :OO-J0 feet frontage near lltn East and
y list South.
g. 6OO-2 acres fine ground. State St, near
18th South.
81 .6OO-66xl65 feet. 9TH East and It'll South
S6,OOO-6xS rods, with l-rOd alley on the
side and IN rear practically ks
rods. on md South near 9Th East
SCENES rods, 9Th South. near West
Temple.
s12O0O-66xi65 feet, Nos. 14S-lO Brigham
St. renting for 500 per year. Best
speculative buy in the city.
$2o0o0-Business block on 1st South, Sax
10 feet
So OO0-Busness block in the center OF the
city, paying per cent net on this
amount.
In residences have the largest and
most exclusive list of any agent an
the city. Can sell.
g. S50-A handsome Groom modern brick
s2,75o-5-room modern brick cottage cor
ner Srd St, facing south and east
with 5At RODS.
s.. 0GO-HandsOme nearly new S-rOOm moo
err 2-stOry brick on 3rd South, near
Sth East, lot 9laX10 rods.
S4,501-On n St. l0-room modern 2-story
pressed brick. 42l=X1iS feet. can
make reasonable terms.
S3500-NU. l23 II ST. up-tO-date broom
modern brick cottage.
g 350-1-rOom modern 2-story brick, No
a0S isL St
Sc, 500-S-room modern 2-story brick, near
9th South and Main streets.
Sc Soon 4th South, near 9th East, Groom
brick cottage; IL is new and up 10
date aud well put up,
s. 50o-S}6 South 9th East 5-rOOm brick
with 66xi32 feet and a big bargain.
7 am goiug to erect 9 modern
houses on 3rd ST, between O and /;
two of thew started. Look them
over and see If anything like them
was ever constructed for sale ID
this city. Ny prices and terms are
reasonable 1T Vou intend getting
"a new house and want To feel safe
as to the construction, call on me
and talk the matter over.
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LOST

IRISH setter, year and a half old. Re-
turn ia II. Bockholt, S66 E. 5th So. Re-
" ard
STRAYED from 900 E. So. Temple St,
q pet maybe; lame IN right leg. lib
eral reward will be paid for his return.
ONE brown satchel, with chain at
tached containing small purse with
money ard bills, on Sth or 9th w. on I'd
~ or Oakley car. Leave at Herald Of
flee. Reward.
ONE photo pin between Walker Bros.
store and LIST East on ID So, Reward at
Herald office.
ELECTION day, automobile watch
charm with fob buckle attached. Initials
l. NJ K. engraved on hack. Liberal re-
ward II returned 10 Utah Automobile Co..
Sc Market St
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We mention these properties as the
LAKE CITY TODAY, and ready 10 prove
our assertion at our expense and time II
you viii call. We take pride in stating
the truth in our ads, and hope you will
investigate the above bargains at once.
We also loan money to build with or for
other PURPOSES in amounts from $500 10
$5O.000 Call futile Bros, PrOgTess-Her-
aid bufI6iup
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AUCTION SALES.

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Five cents counted line If charged.
One cent a word sunday prepaid. Ten
cents counted Inc II charged.
sS~-~~~~>>->>e~~~>~>~-->~~~
BY Il. NJ. ONION. On Monday Nov l3
1879 a. m. at 9G2 West I'd South St. will
he sold some nice clean household goods.
Carpets, rugs rockers and chairs couch
ing table and chairs, glass door kitchen
cupboard, good cook stove. heating stove.
refrigerator. iron and folding beds. dres-
sers commCdes, pictures, lot good dino
leun. lot fruit jars. etc, etc.
BY z NJ. ONION. on TUESDAY. Nov.
II. 1000 q. m. at IS Commercial 81 / will
sell the contents and fixtures of a Japan
csc restaurant Tables chairs. lot counter
stools. clock. cash register, hotel range,
lot dishes cooking utensils, etc. etc.
BY Il. NJ. ONION. on Wednesday. Nov.
10. II o'clock 2. m. i4S ;. ". TEMPLE St |
will sell chairs, wardrobe. bookcase, re-
Volving book case, library table, dressers.
rattan couch. heating stove, commodeg,
office chairs, letter press, oil heater, etc,
etc
ON TUESDAY. Nov. IA, al 10 go a. m
No. 1860 Ninth East ST. take Peuiten
uary or Ashton Ave. carr, paTlor rock
ers' Ilne coucn; BlseloW Administer car
pet. cost IS yard; book shelves and books
pictures, leather portieres, dining table.
center tables. iron beds. ChiffOniers and
dressersi carpets, mattresses and bed
ding, hot blast heater dishes, rugs. steel
range, Ice box. kitchen utensils etc
x. A. ANDREWS. AUCTIONEER
THE success OF our business is due 70
our endeavors TO satisfy our customers
exchange goods not entirely satisfactory
free of charge. and in saving them from
l. to IS per cent on their purchase o.
new and second hand furniture. carpets.
stoves, ranges and everything for house,
keeping. Cash or installments. Nebraska
Furniture Co, 81 Z. ID So.
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81, 800 Home"
4-room brick. 50-fOot lot. 9Th East Must
be sold
GODDARD. Under Walkers Bank.
LITTLE & LITTLE.

\ rev Samples
2lsX7, near J and 9th, east front........S415
5Xl0. Sth T., near 9th SO.................. SO
S-roOm, nearly new pressed brick, por.
hath. toilet etc, a. J.. furnace, natl and
hardwood finish, fine basement. 3 apart
ments. = ID So: $4,oG0; $500 cash.
Beautiful mod. Groom pressed br. and
reception hail: lot SXi0; near ". 7. and
9th So; S2.SG1, owner lives in California.
Cheap property on 5rd So, adjacent 10
new +. G. W depot.
Groom pressed br, pOr bath. toilet,
lavdtory el l.. mantel and CRATE. natl.
wood finish. / years old 9Th St. near J
price $3.50. make offer; eastern owner
and wants TO sell quickly; here's an Op-
portuuity for some one.
Almost new S-r0om mod. pressed br. p;
lot SXl0, on 10th E.; it's a fine place and
locality. a. 80. = Z terms.
Groom mod. pressed br., connected with
sewer, near list So. and 10th E.: $3.50;
owner leaving; cheap place.
Groom two-stOrV' pressed brick. nearly
new. receDtiOn hall. Dor. bath. toilet,
lavatory, c. l.. furnace heat, hard oil
finish. beautiful mantel and CRATE. all
carpets and lnOleum downstairs thrown
in; lot 2i2X1O, Srd St, near r; $500.
Little & Little. under Walkers bank.
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FUTILE BROS. NO. I49 MAIN STREET
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
ESTABLISHED 1871.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-12

800 CASH and a small monthly pay
ment buys a fine five-ro0m brick at 1894
So. 18th East; large lot. Owner directs
me 10 sell on these terms 10 realize
amount of mortgage Addison cam
Either phone.
A FINE building lot one block north
of temple. Inquire 81 So. Ninth East
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-12

1T Pays 70 Own a Home"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-12

4 COAT MAKER. pants maker and
pushelman. Apply Elite Cleaning Co., 2Sl0
washington Ave, ogden.
TWO pants makers, two coat makers,
one bushelman; steady salary, $50 per
week; steady work guaranteed. Call at
Company G, FIT Douglas. Carl Fried
man.
BOYS warted A .. T. Co, Atlas
block basement.
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One cent a word Sunday. prepaid, Ten
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TO LEASE.


LOTS ia lease near new smeltsr site.
D. ". AdamsOn. 10 South West Temple.
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Five cents counted line if charged.
one cent word Sunday, prepaid. Ten
cents counted line II charged.
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NICELY furnished 4-roOmed house. L
w. 7th So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-12
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
THE WEST SIDE
offers

many opportunities for profit
able investment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-12

Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.
eve can match anything, any
where"
Members S. L. Real Estate Assn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-12
WiIsOm=Sherrnan Co.

S1J-S-room home on " side. near 4th
So. VIII sell promptly at this price.
5000 for new mod. brk., close in, east
side
81 5oG-6-rm. brk.. finely located on 9Th
r near "a So.
s., 7JO-9-rm. mod. pressed brk.. faces
south on " r. bench.
S190-The e. W Wilson home on 3rd
South. 10 rms, every modern convenience. .
r L. Pritchard, Mgr r. Z. Dept, 80 W.
"a So. Tel. 1872
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-12

1l5x515 rods, corner facing west
and north. 9TH West and lSt
No; house rents $500 mo-; room
for > more. Good barn. Only
$3.50.
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MANIFESTATIONS.


Domestic Situations. three insertions
free. Professional and Clerical Situa-
lions, one-half cent a word Daily, one
rent word Sunday. prenaid.
BOOKKEEPING or stenography to do
in evening by experienced man; a l ref
erences and bond. Address w .. Herald.
EDUCATED business woman wants
management Of mining camp boarding
house or hotel will do some cooking
references given. w %, Herald
BOY wants work OF any kind that a boy
can do at the age Of 10 years. 127S So.
4th Z.
LADY wishes plain sewing and sweep
ing and busting. 1ZlS So. 4th l..
DOUBLE entry bookkeeper, first class,
city references. Address w 20, Herald.
GOOD stenographer desires good posi-
u - Address W "A, Herald.
GIRL going te school wants any kind
OF work. Apply W IS. Herald.
WOMAN of experience and business
ability wants management of mining
camp hotel or boarding house; go any
where: good cook W -, Herald
STENOGRAPHER would like position.
references furnished, Address W II, Her
aid.
TO take washing home. Please Apply
Bell 'Dhone 2960-Z.
YOUNG girl wants to assist with house
work. Telephone ISL, Ind.
GIRL wants position as cook in small
private family. Call bet 10 and 70, both
phones, l520-K.
POSITION wanted by first class pre-
scriptiOn and all around drug man: ten
years experience: Chicago University
graduate; clean, pleasant and energetic.
Address II. J. Jones. Sugar City, Ida
GOOD Japanese boy wishes situation to
do housewOrk. Address I. Araki, 81 Rich
ards St
A MIDDLE-AGED lady wishes washing
to do at home. Bell phone $50 Y.
A GOOD young man wants steady work
OF any kind after 1 O'Clock in the even
ings, experienced IN janitor work. Win
bring best references. Address W 15
Herald.
STENOGRAPHER. with three years
experience. wishes position; can furnish
best OF references. Address w 3 Herald
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Domestic Wants
Help Wanted
Situations Wanted
For Sale Miscellaneous
DEMONSTRATING Places.
FOR RENT FURNISHED.


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N~~N~~~S~-~~>~o~~~~~~~>-~
TWO nicely furnished front rooms for
nght housekeeping, $40 per month. Az
9th E. ST
ELEGANTLY furnished broom cottage,
reasonable. Apply lilo F. I'd So.
NICELY furnished 4-roOmed house. ia
w 7th So.
S-ROOM furnished modern house. near
IN Apply Young & Young, Nottingham
Blk.
ROOMS IN modern terrace, near Main,
AT moderate rates 121 w. 4th So
SUITE of rooms, modern. for iight
housekeeping private family. S66 T.. 9th
South.
THREE furnished rooms. 115 % st.
No children.
FURNISHED 7-room 2-story brick res
idence. ? blocks from Temple; modern
conVeniences, fine view, choice neighDor-
hood and large yard, for SO per month;
must be taken by Monday; party leaving
city. Phone 2S6 Bell today.
Groom modern, 1910 LIST St Cali be-
tween and p. m. Sunday.
NICELY furnished front room. Pleas
ant GOVT 4th SO. bet. LIST and "a W.
S4O-o-I.AI. modern. 1910 LIST 81.
$35-S-rm. mod, 1l46 9Th =.
Wilson-Sherman Co, 81 w. I'd So. Tel. 492.
FURNISHED room, ground floor. APP
ply sos e. I'd So
NICELY furnished front rooms, rea-
sonable; private family; modern home. 625
a LARGE elegantly furnished front
room for one or two persons. with or
without board, at 423 So. ". Temple.
5-RM. cot. 1864 So State. $3.50; nicely
furnished bath and furnace. Houstons
the Housers. Phones q
S-ROOM furnished house for rent. APP
ply 439 +. Brigham.
TWO nicely furnished rooms for gen
tleman; single or en- suite. go Il. I'd Sc.
3 FURNISHED rooms, strictly modern;
no children. Enquire 81 So w Temple.
SUITE Of rooms in modern house for
two gentlemen; private family. 36S Z. 6th
South.
TWO froot rooms for light housekeep-
ing, range aud water. Apply 504 SO. LIST w.
NICELY furnished rooms, SIS per
week. bargain. Apply "A SO. I'd East.
FURNISHED room and kitchen, index
entrance, convenient $50 ST.
NICELY furnished modern 4-room house
close in. Apply III ". 9TH South.
4-ROOM house. completely furnished
for housekeeping. Call 123 { ST.
GROOM modern. nicely furnished; pi-
ano; good neighborhood. Inquire ls5 X
st
S35-S-rm. mod. LAG So 9Th z.
S40-6-rOOm mod, 1910 LIST St
Wilson-Sherman Co.. 80 W. I'd So Tel. 4S2.
FURNISHED 7-room 2-stOry brick res
idence, > blocks from Temple; modern
cOnVeniences. fine view. choice neighbOr-
hood and large yard. $50 per month; must
be taken by Monday; party leaving city.
Phone 296 Bell TO-DAY.
9 ROOMS on ground floor. modern. 257
W. 18th So.
FRONT rooms cheap, with range and
water. J04 So. LIST West
FURNISHED rooms. modern house. 131
East First South.
SWELL front room. modern, "A E. 9Th
South. Phone 1563-Y.
FURNISHED room in modern house.
bath. furnace 347 S 5th East.
S-ROOM modern house furnished Jas.
x. Shaw. under Walker Bros Bank.
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DIARIES.

empire DAIRY; II. y. Standish. man
ager: LIS u ID So. Bell 300. Ind. 2S55