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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
ALWAYS THE BEST.

For We take especial care to buy none
but the best and our customers can
always depend upon getting the best
in the market at right prices when
they buy at our market.
Z. G. CROSS,
state street Market. Phone POI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21

Directors Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company have appropriated
s65O.O0O for increased facilities in
Philadelphia, and improvements esti-
mated at sT.OOO,0OO have been author.
lied all along the line by the board,
with the order that the work be started
at once.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
TWO coon POINTED FACTS.

Are always observable on critical
examination Of our laundry work, and
that is that the color is perfect and
the finish beautiful on all linen done
up here. Shirt waists, crash, linen,
duck suits and lace curtains are laun-
dered here. in a manner that gives all
the beauty and freshness Of the new
article.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21

ner, some went down town. the reporter
got several subscribers, Mayor Elmor,
met Conductor sperger, who run OF
this line many years, and as an old
railroad man, said: "There would b,
great deal more travel over This road
and there would be more business and
the country would settle up faster II
there were a daily passenger train. -
Sperger was laid of some time ago for
some irregularity Of conduct. His
strong belief that there ought to be a
passenger train on the line had become
chronic.
Meet Another Train.
At Silverton we met the train from
Springfield. It had a coach, combina.
tion mail, baggage and express car and
four freight ears The conductor said
he bad handled about 60 passengers,
and had about 80 on board, pretty good
for train that makes about 12 miles
an hour. When it was suggested by
Mayor Elmore that the people Of East
ern Marion and Linn counties ought not
Le compelled to drive over to the main
line to get back and forth to Salem.
Albany and Portland, a Hartman Of.
fcial asked him:
Don't we get the business, any
how9"
"Yes, you do. But look at II from
'uI standpoint. Isn't our time worth
to say nothing Of driving
through mud and rain, or heat and
.ust, and after paying from $1.OO 70
1900 for a team. That money ought to
axe Us TO the city over the East Side
ailway"
One Of Mayor Elmore's purposes in
making this all-day trip on this mixed
rain on the East Side was to gather
tatisiics of population. express bust.
less and probable earnings Of a daily
'assenger train. Several express agents
old him that there would be a great
Increase Of express business il such a
rain were put on, as a great deal Of
erishable stuff was now sent as local
reight, because freight and express
,ade the same time. The mayor will
ubmit a report to the Eugene Develop.
tent convention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21

The sheep raisers OF Montana have
had an especially prosperous season.
The price Of wool has not been higher
in years. and the clip has yielded
abundantly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21

IN the milling and sale Of hour. Doesn \
take a book 20 tell you why the Wild
Rose brand holds its own, gains new
friends daily First, blend Of wheat
not 70 be exeelled; second, milline
machinery the best modern Ingenuity
has devisedi third, millers who know
wheat, milling, and how 70 make such
a fns aOaF as the Wild Rose.
SALEM FIGURING MILLS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
Another Fine Town.

The next stop is Silvcrton, and here
are college, high school churches,
banks sawmill, Touring mill, brass
band, newspaper, but no passenger train
beyond here. The train stayed here an
hour and ten minutes We an got din.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
rhe southern Paeine vompany

Win sell tickets, Salem 10 Boswell
Springs and return up to and including
September 30, 1905, 1905, limited to 80
aays rate OF 1855. 6-5.tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
stayed over Night.
A Mixed Train.

The daily train between woodburn
aud Springfield is made up Of a coach
baggage, mail aud express car, aud all
the freight ears that happen TO be go.
ing either way. There were 4e pas.
songcrs and lot Of children in the
coach, whom tho freight ears were
hitehed on.
"Look out therel Wore going to
couple up" shouted the brakeman. as
the engine slowly backed down with a
string Of freight ears, We passed Town
send aud Mckee, where a few pas.
scngcrs were put on and or. and pulled
into Mt Angel Here half hour was
taken 20 handle freight and wood up.
The reporter picked up few subscrib-
ors and took some notes on the town.
This bright and prosperous little col.
loge city and suburbs, with population
naturally doing business az this rail.
road station, number az least 5000. lt
has churches, colleges, a seminary, brass
band, newspaper, but no through pas.
senger train.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-21
MAYOR
ELMORE
EXPLORES
Told He Better Take a
Team TO Get
Home
Still Making a Fight to Get
Passenger Train


more and the reporter who went to ex
plore the East Side railway lost a day
by making a mistake in trying to leave
Woodburn on the evening train, which
only runs as far as Siverton, and then
doubles back TO Woodburn the next
day before going on through.
Advised 70 Take Teams.
"There is no through train out Of
here FOR Brownsville. " said Station
Agent johnson, "until tomorrow at
1850. You can go as far as Silver
ton this evening stay over night and
get out Of there tomorrow at about
p. m"
"That Is II the northbound train Is
on time" he added, thoughtfully
"The trains meet there, but both do
local freight and switching and some
times YOU do not get out Of silverton
90 early.
"Better take n team and 90 across,
II there is any object" said an en-.
ploye on the East side line.
"YouHl save time by goinng up on
tho main line and driving across to
any OF those East Side stations, " said
another railroad man.
"If your time is worth anything"
the mayor was advised, ego up the
main line, take a team at Halsey, drive
over and see your man. Drive back
and take the next train for Eugene.
Take a team there and drive to Natron.
You'll get there before we DO
Stayed over Night.
But the mayor and the reporter were
not to be diverted from making the
trip over tho East Side railway. and
exploring Il thoroughly Train No. II
next day from Portland was late, and
we pulled out Of Woodburn little
after II for silverton.
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Buncoed the Landlady.

Mrs. Louise Tempest. of 1872 Twenty q
sixth street northwest, went To Police
Headquarters last night and reported
that colored man had buncoed her ouu
OF &C. She alleges that the man called
al her boarding house on TWentV-stXth h
street and asked for the laEdlady, When
he was met by Mrs. Tempest he sald
that he had system for procuring
boarders and asserted that II he was
given G guarantee Of Sc ne would agree
10 furnish about twenty-five boarders
in a few days, The scheme evidently
sounded plausible o the landlady ana
she surrendered the money and took thc
mans address.
The police are Of the opinion that This
IS the same man who has been operat-
ing IN che northeast section Of the city
along the same lines as reported by Mrs
Tempest.
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Fractured His Knee.

With his right knee fractured. JoseLh
Murphy Of S07 Four-and-a-Italf street
southwest. was taken 70 the Emergency
Hospital last night lie inforT.ed The
surgeons a the Institution that he Stun
bed on the curbing while running for a
car and struck his knee on the sharp
ScSe OF stone. He was sent 10 has
home after receiving the necessary
treatment
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT
COR. TENNESSEE AVE AND f NE
A splendid location for party starting gro
Gerry business. TWO months rent free Get key
at our of1ce. MOORE & Hill. jIuc1.
Elb-5t 717 18th st. NV.
GO 18th 81. nv, Iyl6-3t
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The Preference for HaveEner's Wafer
cites Is Firmly Esta blished

Wherever these famous crackers are us
ed. They excel in those qualities which
make crackers healthfuI as well as en-
joyable. Made Of the finest materials
Kept fresh and crisp by the moisture
proof package. At your grocer's. sc pkg.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
LOCAL MENTION.
Thrown From Her Bicycle.

Thrown from her bicycle while riding
near Tenth street and Maryland avenue
northeast Dora tha Thorne. twelve years
old, was injured about the arms and body
last nignt. She was taken 10 her home,
1I12 + street northeast. where she was
attended by DR.. Boswell. Police of the
Ninth precinct reported that the girl
was knocked from her bicycle aILer
collision with wagon belonging tn Z.
H. Finley and driven by A J. Davis. OF
SIS Third street northeast. The driver
was not blamed.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
Wins Promotion.

Jackson Smith, former general pas
senger agent of the National Railroad
ot Mexico. has been appointed assistant
t0 Chief Engineer Stevens, Of the Pan
anna canal.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
DENTISTRY.

FREE. FREE! FREE!
Painless Dentistry. PAINLESS MOTLEY. GIL
18th st Special this week only; all
work free small charge for material only,
call today for a free examination. te20-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting;
no pain. look. feel act and last longer tnan
natural teeth. shFunken faces made normal.
painless dIlings. DIR. J. l. WILSON. 1908 +
st H"- 1e25-30t
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WANTED-Young lady to assist In office
and answer phone. 6l9 f st. NV, ROOM O.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
When You're Served Royal Pilsen.

the new light beer, see that special
glasses etched with name and trademark
are used, AT bars. Abner-Drury Brew Co
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Ny FREE BOOK


Is called How Money Grows'' and tells:
HOW 10 tell . good investment; how to in
vest small sums: now you convert 500
into 1885 So; how 10 guard against poep IN
vestments, etc, etc If you are able ID
save $40 or more & month from your incoras
you should not fail to own a copy. NOT AN
ADVERTISEMENT of any investment, but
fuu 10 the brim with informatie that
eryone should possess before they invest q
dollar. Ask for il a postal card and III
send it FREE by return mall. w. NJ. OS-
TRANDER. 6S5 North American building,
Philadelphia jyi-90t
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Puresr Ice Cream and Ices
IN town. John Hartung. los Fla. ave.
DANCING.
OPEN ALL SUMMER.

WITH ELECTRIC FANS.
THE ORDWAYS. 43l 1ltb St y. W.-Everv
Tuesday, Friday. and Saturday evening" be
EtnHer5' class i30i advanced, 30 Lady as
sistAnts; six lessons. 80. Private lessons BY
appointms2i. PEofa. WYNDHAM and VIII
A4A 1y6-3Ot
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PASTUPAGE.

WANTED-Horses to pasture at Lay Hin,
Montg. Co. Md: s. per month; good
meadow grass. with plenty Of water and
snadei horses called for and delivered. {. II.
PARKER, 435 AZ St sW,; phone NJ 1926.
jyl7-6t
WANTED to pasture al Palmer
farm. BladensbuTg road. iyl7-St
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-House. II rooms; modern Inn
prov enaents; good yard. convenient 10 Gov
ernneuI Printing Office not over S5t. Adj
dress PROMPT PAY, this office lygS-st
DO YOU WANT GOOD TENANTSe List
your houses at Cnce win GRACE 81
THOMAS, Corcoran Building, jyI7-eu
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PERSONAL.

THIS TO the working man, you must keep
q stepping We make times great deal
better by selling elegant suits made by mer-
chant tailOTs. the least biz worn, at figures
that allow poor men to live. JUSTHS OLD
STAND, tl9 d st. NV. JyI1-7t
LADIES AND GE%TLEMEN-New method
Nibro Massage; face, head, and body treated; !;
1t soothes the nerves, quickens the CirCUIa-
ton, removes nervous troubles. etc; instant
relief Address EXPERT, this Office. jy16-3t
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, SUITE
224, COLORADO BUILDING, 18th and c.:
never closed, reliable private detective
service, strictly confidential. any cause all
sections. II. BRADFORD. Superintendent.
Jy4-30t
NINE. CATHERINE, Washlngtou's Favorite
Pslmist and Card Reader. 9IO New York ave
Je3G-3Ot
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD.

"GRASSDALE," old Virginia home o.
miles from Remington station, Va Southern
railway brick house: shade; mineral water;
an ideal place FOR rest and comfort; several
rooms not engaged terms. So per week: con
veyance 10 ana from station free Address
Mrs. NJ /. CLOPTON. Remington, Fauquier
Co Va Box 50. 1t
FEW BOARDERS on farm at Contee station:
rooms have three and five windows; shady
grove; three minutes OF Laurel electric cars
tor Information address 1910 l4th St NV
BENNETT FARM, Laurel, Nd. It
CHAPEL POINT. Md. Mrs a p. KRETCH-
MAR, PTOpTieuTess. Room and board So 81
and 81 a week. Table unexceIled; bail every
Thursday evening; parties leaving the city
THURSDAY: return Friday. supper. ball. iodg-
ms breakfast 81 jy16-4t
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
ANACOSTLA.

ANAC0STIA-
sURxs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
BR0OKLAND, D. c.
ARTHUR H F. LUERssEN. Drug Store
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They Bring the Best Glass Of R0G to YOlR Your ROS Times Want Ads
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Ey n middIe-aged man, position
as stationary engineer. Address BON 4f3r
this office. 1t
WANTED-By experienced clerk Of temperate
habits, place in grocery store. Address BOX
469, this Office. JylS-2t
WANTED-By colored man. work of most
any kind. Address Bon 46O, this office. Il
WANTED-Typewritng to do at home; mod
crate charges. Address BON 4G6. this Office.
jyIs-3t
WANTED-By young man, age 10, work of
any kind; good penman. Address BOX 470.
WANTED-By respectable young colored
man. position: good reference. 2268 9th st.
WANTED-By coIored boy from the country.
situation, or work of any kind to do. 1924
18th St NV. 1t
wANTED-By a good house painter. fronts
or houses to paint: hTsJ-Class cheap work
done or no pay. Address PAINTER. IS II
st. ne jyI7-3t
WASTED-By a reliable young man, place
as qFlNer on a delivery wagon, Address
BOX 451. this office. iyI7-3t
WANTED-By ccIored painter work in city
or country. Write c. L. b, 1851 Church st.
NV. Jy15-4r
WANTED-To represent Il good selling spe-
cialty in Texas. have experience. Address
A H. OLIVER, Ennis. Tex jyI5-6t
SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE.
WANTED-Place doing general housework
OF as chambermaid. Apply 433 Washington
st. NV 1t
WANTED-By reliable colored woman place
as general houseworiNer; stay nights 22OI
9th St nv, 1t
WANTED-By white lady a situation as
house cleaner or chambermaid. Address Mrs
{. r. GETZENDANNER, 25I8 F st. NV. 1t
TYPEWRTTING to do at home: work ac-
ouratei prices reasonable 6s7 Ilth St
WANTED-By competent white woman. cook
ing, general housework: also chnmberuiald
Inquire 1885 11th st NV 1t
WANTED-Washing to do at home. q Jack
soI 81 ne JyIs-3t
WANTED-By ,y young girl place as gem
family stay nights; references. 45G 81.
WANTED-By lady. position in country, 10
assist IN housework. Address BOX Al this
office. II
WANTED-By a reliable coIored girl. place
JyI7-2t
WANTED-washing to do at home $50
{ 81. sM jyl7-3t
HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.
WANTED-A man and wife to work on farm.
call drug store. 10th and SITS NV. iyIs-2t
WANTED-A good all-round cook; stay
nights, !1J2 II st NV 1t
GET GOOD HELP HERE; It won't cost a
penny. See FOSTER, 924 18th ST NV
1yI9-St
WANTED-Reliable agents TO handle nigh
grade photo ticket. GI6 9Th ST. NV, Sd floor
5yI1-2t
WANTED-Eyery body to open a savings ac-
count IN the People Savings Bank 6I0 nth
81 NV. with 81 or more 3 per cent interest
paid jyI2-3Gt
WANTED-Speed Of IS 10 100 words per
minute in stenOgraphy guaranteed in $50
hours study. money refunded We teach
ali standard systems; also TypewritiDg and
Spanish: day ana night sessions. Positions
procured for pupils. STEEOGRAP PHO
ACADEMY. 3l5-3l6 Colorado Building.
ly7-3Ut
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
Fine New Administer Rugs.

New and used furniture at auction We'd
nesday. 10 q. m. Wilson q Mavers. Aur-
tioneers, 1927 and lZ29 q St
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms for
us1t housekeeping: bath; gas stove. and all
modern improvements. between two car lines,
Jy1s-2t
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WANTED-ROOMS. W

Observation-Disclosures fiat two or three
rooms. with bath preferred; convenient 10
caltty, Northwest; give full particulars. D..
2l30 l. st. NV. tyIS-2t
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
COLONIAL hEACH.

LADY going to ,alertel s'rseh sn F's.irs say
viii take party vJ tsttt IN s.N ladies' ur
geuIleufcu fnr ~ }'yf "c=. EuTfHa 1uly- cot
tHGr one square luHu r==,,a= HrSE f8Aie beard
and comfortable ant1faHf-'-5a giae%z Address
BON az ttis eff.se iyls-St
TWO ROOMS. tnes'a a<t. pack of hylng
horses. Il biCAk5Ah5s ayl5-9t
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
Male Infant in Meal Sack.

Police of the Seventh precinct are
looking for the person who put the body
of a. white male infant in Il SmeaI sack
necticut avenue and the Chapel road
some time prior 20 yesterday afternoon.
when it was found by two little gin Is
VINO were playing In the vicinity The
bag and body were taken TO the Ten
ieyCown substation. but there was Moth
ing about either Of them that would as
sISt the police in tracing the parents.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
WANTED-STORES.

tric power IS obtainabIe. small store prefer
ably with living rooms connected near
or mouse with room suitable for business
must be in good location Northwest. Address
LOUIS ORME, General Delivery. City Z. o.
jVl5-6t
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS.

STANDARD TYPEWRITER: fine condition,
81 monthly Address BOX 464 this office.
jyls-3t
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE VALUES

UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE VALUES
No 81 o ST. ne, corner alley. Frame
6o0Se q feebf Tsn'Rs Rsrd9 for S42 o near B S1,650
Splendid lot. 20x6O feet. on Q st. c1 00n
near goth. Special for----------..-. CA;OOV
Lot 1880 #. p st. east of 97lR p
fronting ON two streets; party cc0R
wall Price -.---.--.--.---..-...-..-. TOAC
The Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Co.
1928 a2d st. Phone West 20.
jyI2-tf
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

Fussell's Ice Cream Is the Smoothest,
the purest. Best service. 1927 n. Y. ave.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

Finest Ice Cream at Reisingers.
81 gal; soc Il gal 235 G st. Phone NJ.
e-C5
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

Old Carpets Woven Into Reversible Rugs
Drop postal J. H. Golden. 125 9Th st. Sc,
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-TUo-ehair barber shon. ~ Ia
Dy august any reasonable offer viii NOT bs
refused. Address BOX 46s. this Office.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

WANTBD-Second-hand electric piano. g1.e
second d-hand pigeon-hOle pool table Address
BOX 46I, this Office. ivIsst -
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GIVE Us YOUR BUSINESS

BAKEtaY can furnish italian bread vyhola-
sale prices TO contractors OF laborers or gr1-
ceFa. ALExAKIS, 452 D st. NV lt
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
WALL PAPER.

VIM. Y. MAHONEY. the progressive Paper
hanger; reliable. prompt, cheap. legal guar
antee. Send postal for free samples and es-
innate. Main store, COS Pennsylvania ave
Sc. phone East lI4-F.. or following agencies
1880 2 st Sc, 10 Monroe St, Auacostia: :
Mattngly's store. Congress Heights: GD7 New
York ave. NV; EdlartCh's store Bowie. Md +;
524 18th st. NV; ODonneIrs store. 32d and
NJ SITS. NV. ly15--r
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

Phone East 1909 for Pure Ice Cream
and sherbet Prompt Service. Rosen-
felds 8l2 Il ST ne.
The Washington times., 1905-07-18

FOR RENT-WM H SAUNDERS & co.
l407 st.-Is09 gath st. NV. 1Ir. b-2S2s
Massachusetts ave, Tor & b-14O6 St0ughton
st, Or & b-l457 Florida ave. IT 6 b-1519 r
st. NV, 13r, b-ls40 N st. nv. Tor & b.
3048 y st. NV, Tor & b-I37s E ST ne, Or & b
-28O# I4th St NV. ID and Sd floor flats. fr
and modern bath; large, cool. and weH ven
tilated rooms-39 quincy st. NV, new, Or & b.
separate c 4 f-New < room fats. near
Central ave. NV, near Col. I'd; all modern
sep. & f-I345 L ST. NV, 7r
& b-9O7 Ilth st nv, Sr < $50 y H.
ave. NV. store d dwelling, Or x b-Large
2-story brick stable rear 1921 Kingman pl.
stalls-Rear 2IGS Florida ave, 2-story brick
stable-Rear 1854 9Th St. 2-story brick stable
iyl5- l6. is. 20
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FOR sALE-TYPEWRITERS.

FOR sALE-Remlngton Manhattan and Yost
typewTiteTs. in good order REID, 324 Penn
sylFania ave Sc, jyl2-7t
FOR SALE-Secondhand typewriter on easy
monthly payments prices low; condition
guaranteed. low rental rates for summer.
TYPEW RITTER EXCHANGE. 9lS L st NV
Agents for Williams typewriters jyl0-tf
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
FOR RENT-STARLES.

FOR RENr-Stahle5 Is AeT~v= sna waSna
room. Apply l.. :. nEruE. 50 So ST s.s.
iNIS-Ht
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FOR RENr-FuRNIsHED ROOMS.

Tor RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms for
llk1t housekeeping: bath; gas stove and all
modern m improvements: between two car lines,
= ana q sts Call at once, 604 2lst st. NV
FOR RENT-Two furnished single or com
i iinunIcatlns5 very reasonable; front AMI tack
lawn 437 II st. NV 5yIS-&t
FURNISHED ROOMS, raasoDebIe o32 penn
BRIGHT FRONT ROOM. second floor. 824
East Capltc! 81. JyIS-3t
TWO nicely fUrn,Ehed rooms 10 let, for col
oTea tetart TO F St NV. Il
FOR RENT-Second floor front alcove room:
pay oS w WiEdew; ether desirable rooms; central.
ll4 9th st. NV. jyls-3t
ON CAPITOL. HILI.-A large aIcove south
front room and a communicating room; ba tn
same moor near Capitol Library. and two
jy1s-2t
PLEASANT rooms at from 81 to SIS per
month. g27 G st. NV. jyIs-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished room for couple or
Two gentlemen. with board 6l0 New York
FOR RENT-Furnished communicating rooms.
with board Address 1885 9Th st. NV Jy163t
LARGE, airy room, 81 a month nicely fur
nlshed I36 90 St nv. 1t
FOR RENT-Rooms. furnished complete for
no. ,iIGS N eM etl'hs' second Hoor other rooms. S27
FURNISHED ROOMS to rent with use of
bath. 2I03 / st. nv fvIS-2f
GENTLEMEN seeking exceptionally desirable
central summer quarters shaded lawns over
i9oklhg 10 FRANKLIN Park. call 1901 st. NV:
%1-o0. 1t
FOR RENT-In Mt. Pleasant for = Tnonthg
iouE Well-TuTnlEhed outside rooms; porcelain
Dalh' nor water. janitor service. 81. 80 Adj
dress BOX 40, this office. tyI7-6t
FOR RENT-Young woman would IKE a
married couple 10 take a fat or small house
win hef. loung woman having furniture
address EoA AS this Office 5yI7-st
a2l 9Th ST. N.W.-For rent large room fur
nished; private bath, s12 month; also board
and room 50 week jyI7-Yt
ROOMS. 50. SO: also other rooms for house
keeping. 1l6 nth st. nv. jyI7-3t
900 II 81. NW.-Nicely furnished front and
back rooms with without housekeeping;
summer rates under new management
NICELY FURNISHED back room near
Government Printing Office cheap. 42Z 1st
-n.- .. = jyl7-8t
FOR RENT-One large front room: furnished
Southerh So exposure; terms reasonable; bath.
GOOD size. cool room for gentleman: side
yafd. shade 7l9 18th St nv. jyI6-St
1925 n ST. NW.-Wen furnished second aoor
room: {,.1 near bath: conYenient location.
1l5 3 ST. NE.-Breezy. neat ana comfort
able second floor room. 5yle-8t
SUMMER RATEs-Front. other rooms Sc
upward; bath each floor; cool. 40 sth St
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WHY HUNT ROOMS? We fnd them for
you u~lthout charge. WASHINGTON RENTAL.
~ IREAC. Metzerott building. jyI5-6t
2l6 c ST NW.-Rooms. from sl.25 up, with
or without board iy15-At
ROOMS AND BOARD.
LARGE, cool alcove second floor room, with
closet: Eext bath: quiet private home: fine
location convenient to cars. Suitable for
one or two gentlemen 2O03 St NV jyls-2t
1915 l2TH 81. NW.-Large bay-gg!ndovv
front room, with excellent table board fDr
FOR RENT-Second floor, south front room
large closets. balcony; good board g2a x ct
nv JyI7-3t
COOL rooms with board; central: sIg per
month. 513 II st. NV jYTT-5t
- FTH ST. SE.-Convenient to Capitol and
library library excellent rooms. with board. jyI6-8t
The Washington times., 1905-07-18
FOR RENT.-HALLS.

FOR RENT
643 Louisiana ave. NV.
Third focr. So per month.
5e29-tf JAMES +. SHEA. 643 La axe. NV.