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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-29
FOR NERVES aMERIcANITIs ELIXIR

The Rexall Americanitis Elixir is a tonic
nerve food composed chiefly Of tree Phos-
phorus, Glycoph osphates, Iron Pyrophos-
phate and Calisaya. 4
The wonderful results Of this remedy are
due to the fact that it supplies Phosphorus
TO the nerve cells in a condition in which it
can be Immediately and easily taken up BY
them. II is the only known preparation III
which free Phosphorus that IS, Phosphorus
which remains indefinitely unoxidized - is
used.
The Glycop hosphates, actual nerye-tissue
builders, are one Of the most recent and yalu-
able additions TO the field of this branch Sc
medicine and unique stionabIy more efficient
renedy than the well known IIyp ophosphites.
The Iron yrophosphates is the most
easily assimilated form Of iron which gives
tone and color, and the combined alkaloids
of Calisaya Bark have q tonic effect on.
almost all the functions Of the body.
Ia compromising these various elements,
/file very highest degree Of pharmaceutical
skill has been employed. 75c. and sI.5o a
bottle.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-29
q Il
FOR CATARRH MUCH TONE

The chief ingredients Of Mdcu- Tone are
Gentian, Cubebs, Cascara sagrada, Glycerine,
and sarsaparilla.
Gentian is recognized in medicine as one
OF the greatest tonics ever discovered. It's
the foundation on which Mueu-T Tone is built.
Gentian combines in high degree the tonic
powers Of all the known !" bitters, II with none
Of the disadvantages applying to them.
Cubebs have long been recognized as a
specific in the treatment Of all catarrhal condi-
tons. It's action is prompt and its benefit
almost invariable. In whatever part Of the
body the infiamed Of diseased condition Of the
mucous membrane exists, the use Of Cubebs
i has been omInended BY the best physicians
for many generations. 1ssssssss5
Cascara Sagrada is especially introduced for
its necessary laxative properties.
The combination Of these with Glycerines
and safsaparilla makes Mucu-Tene a remedy
that attacks catarrh from every point graei,l-.
ally restores and rebuilds the diseased tissues
{ 70 their former health and strength, promotes
digestion and creates normal appetite.
ss Bottle, soc.
Rexall !" Remedies are fou,
Company only one id each tow,
age: This preparation is galaral
money. If belongs to you, and N
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-29

ID. Each s. Recall 81 Remedyis asfesf-
ed and Pr0Oed success, selected for
its conspicuous merit from nnany8 Of
I its class. All had established reputa-
tioras through heir continued use by
physicians before they became menu
bers Of the 6 Rexall = family.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-29

LIST. 8 Rexal !" refers NOT TO ore ren-
edy, butsto about three hundred 49,
each for some one particular purpose.
Nobody knows better than The.
United Drug Company druggists the
absurdity Of the !" cure-alI.' 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-29

81. 4 Rexall !. Remedies are sold at
low prices because they are free from
heavy manufacturing charges, jobbing
profits, andtfe heavy expense of being
advertised separafely, as formerly.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-29
Three Of the 8
b llur,aarl Ill are ].

Three The 600 .Rzan Remedies one fo each human n ,.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-29

Some three Of prominent retail drug
proprietary medicine business that the public demanded
Were advertising andhat general about take
ing formed cooperatve company the pubic's ode
OF which the undersigned has become
Our object first toanuacture line Of prescriptions
the best Of results; and second by owning
the exact formula Of every preparation selling
could ind at actual retail prof
have 70 be paid by proprietary remedies What imp
because druggists know Just selling
committee lo experts appointed spent long iii
uas and prescriptions by the various druggists
From these, about hundred were selected as being
cure, each Of its particular ailnent.
The exclusive rights these remedies
featured them uperby equipped laboratories
The United Drug Company which the Rexal
known IN the history of the drug business.
Note, then FIRST Of all, these facts:
Evening star., 1907-08-01
DENTISTRY,
ICE CREAM AND sHERBETS.

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CHURCHES.
societies. organiza tions lawn parties aad p:cncs
for ice cream and sherbets; purity qua: anteed.
ROSENFELD'S. sl2 Ii st. me-: phone Eass 1909.
3e21 -9Gt.4
Evening star., 1907-08-01
NIGHT OPERATORS FEAR sPooKs.
One Killed and Nine Driven Out of
Telephone Station.

WELLESLEY, Mass. August 1.-1nvesti-
cation of the murderous assault upon Jos.
D. Mccarthy. night operator at the Welles-
ley telephone exchange, who lies at the
point Of death. haB revealed the -weirdest
mystery t,hat has ever engaged the atten-
ton of the Massachusetts, police. During
the past twenty months one man in charge
of the night exchange has been killed and
nine others driven from their posts by the
work Of some unknown person who. the
company now believes is a lunatic with
murderous grudge against the service.
The mystery opened a year ago, wher
Perley Parker. night operator. was foun,-
one morning dead in his chair. shot through
the head Not the slightest trace was ever
found of his murderer After Parker's
death eight men who succeeded him were
driven from the office In rapid succession by
strange happenings. which many OF them
attributed to the supernatural. Left alone
curdling yells and the sound of opening and
closing doors None of the operators stayed
more than three months. and some left
after one night Of horror.
The last act of the mystery occurred
when Mccarthy, who had gone to work for
the first time Sunday, was found un-
conscious beside his chair. with wounds on
the back of his head. If he RECEIVERS hs
may be able to shed some light on the case.
for about the room were signs of a terrible
struggle. 1t is feared. however, that he will
die without being able to speak.
Evening star., 1907-08-01
BATTLE OF THE CRATER.
Anniversary Of Great Strife Cels-
brated at Petersburg.

PETERSBURG. Va. August 1.-The for
ty-third anniversary OF the famous battle OF
the crater was commemorated here Tues
DAY by the unvetling OF granite marker
erected on the battlefield by the Survivors
Association OF the ID Pennsylvania Veteran
Heavy Artillery. which led the charge OF
the federal troops into the c,ater imme-
diately after the explosion Of the mine
that blew up tine confederate battery at
the point known as Elucotts Salient
The marker. which is n massive granite
block about five feet high. Inscribed with
mary of Its part in tho battle Is placed
well within the Confederate line about
forty yards from the pit marking the scene
OF the explosion. The PENNSYLVANIA vet
Grams state that the regiment advanced
lJo yards within the Confederate line. the
marker being located where Il reformed
after falling back under decimating fire
of shot and shell. The regiment went into
action with 80 officers and men losing iei.
including eight officers.
The ceremonies at the crater were pre-
sided over by Christian r. Gramich. presi-
dent of ths Survivors Association. and
were opened with prayer by Past President
James l.. Stants OF Atlantic City Pa
tifotic speeches In praise OF the strength
and courage OF American manhood exhib-
tied on both sides in the war between the
states, and rejoicing IN the glory OF the
reunited nation, Were made by Col. John L.
Grim OF Philadelphia. president of the At
lantic Dredging Company; George w. Ward,
secretary of the Survivors Association and
Past President Jacob Everhardt, John II.
Myers and James L. Stants
After Il recitation by Mrs. L. l.. Ward
America" was sung. and the ceremonies
Chaplain Frederick Bregler of the Survi-
vors' Association.
Evening star., 1907-08-01
WEIGHED 12 OUNCES AT BIRTH.
Robert j. Lyman of Baltimore Small
est Baby Ever Born.

BALTIMORE. August 1.-Whiie other cities
are now vying with each other In producing
surprises for the world of medical science,
Baltimore comes forth and surpasses all of
her contemporaries by boastng of being
the home of the smallest baby ever born.
This phenomenal baby" is no other than
Mr.. Robert ]. Lyman. son OF DIR. Albert
Lyman OF J04 South Sharp street, this city.
and while the little one has long since
grown to manhood having passed his
thirty-thrd milestone Of life, he lays claim
IL the remarkable record of having weighed
only twelve ounces, or three quarters OF
a pound at the time OF his birth.
BY the medical profession ii is claimed
that this is the smallest human being that
has ever been endowed with human exist
enca and known to survive, and medical
statistics show only one other case which
comes anywhere near to the record OF Bal
timore's baby-that being recorded in New
York on the 18th of this month. The name
of the child was Fannie Brown, who. at
the time of her birth, weighed sixteen
ounces.
Evening star., 1907-08-01
WELL-KNoWN "CABBY" DIES
Charles n. Bayley Of Baltimore Sue
cumbs Suddenly to Heart Disease.

BALTIMORE, August Charles Henry
Bayley aged forty five years. a well-known
cab driver In the central section of the city.
was stricken with heart disease while
standing on the wharf of the Savannah
dock Tuesday and died almost instantly.
Bayley's death was entirely unexpected.
as he had been enjoying good health re-
Gently. He was a well-known figure with
his cab about the City Hall plaza and at
the Lexington Hotel stand where he was
to be found nearly any hour of the night.
He was one of the most popular "cabbies.
and was known to hundreds OF persons
who were called to different sections of the
city suddenly at night.
Bayley was walking about the pier when
he suddenly fell to the ground J. w.
Helbing, a night watchman. ran to his as
sistance, and the the central district am
bulance was summoned Not a word was
spoken by Bayley after he was stricken.
His body was taken to the City Hospital,
and after an examination the physicians
declared that death was due to heart
trouble.
Evening star., 1907-08-01
TRIED TO KILL HIS CHILD.
Crazed Father Also Attempted to Leap
From Cars

NEW YORK. August 1.-Frederick Ford
of Philadelphia became insane in New
York Central express train after leaving
Albany Tuesday and made several ef-
forts to kill his two-year-old daughter by
throwing her from the window of the train
as it was speeding along, but was pre-
vented by passengers. Ford also tried to
make away with himself by leaping from
the train, but was restrained and he q
captive by members of the train crew until
this city was reached, when he was sent to
Bellevue Hospital
Shortly after leaving Albany the pas
sensers noticed that Ford acted in a queer
manner. The train crew was called ana
a watch set upon Ford. who did not re-
main quiet long, but went to the car door
and tried to jump from the train while
it was running at high speed. He was
stopped by a brakeman. Ford repeatedly
made efforts to leap from the train. but
the vigilance of the train crew prevented
him.
Evening star., 1907-08-01
DIR. w. R. CAPEHART DEAD.
Once Known as the Largest Fisher
man in the World"

EDENTON, y. c., August DIR William
R. Capehart one OF thu most prominent
men in this section, and known at one time
as the largest fisherman in the world"
died at his country seat. Avoca, y. c., ten
miles from this city, Tuesday. He had
been in bad health for two years and had
been treated by specialists in Baltimore.
where he was well known TO many of the
older residents. He Is survived by ms
widow. Mrs. Clara Capehart twho was a
Miss Bond of Edenton); ore daughter, Miss
Clara Capehart. and one son, w. r. Cape
hart, jr.
DR. Capehart's plantation and fishery
had been in the family for seven genera
tions. and there are still living three negro
servants who are the descendants Of Cape
hart slaves OF 150 years ago. Avoca was
one OF the largest steam scn fisheries In
the world the seine there being six miles
in length. Single hauls Of 100000 herring
have been recorded there.
Dr. Capehart a wealthy and hos
pitable southern planter of the old school.
he served In the Confederate army of the
west and was later one OF Gen. Robert e.
Lees surgeons
Evening star., 1907-08-01
Ex-CoNvICT KILLED IN CHASE.
Desperate Running Fight Through the
Streets of Chica 90

CHICAGO. August 1.-William Wood. a
colored ex-convict was instantly killed
Tuesday by Police Sergeant Hertz after a
fierce revolver fight. in which Wood and
several other officers besides Hertz partici-
pated. During the fight Henry A. Noyes,
a bysta nder. was shot and seriously wound
ed by Wood.
Wood was discovered in the basement
Of a bakery at 2S4S Archer avenue. and
the baker asked that an officer be sent
to arrest him. Officer r. J. McComb was
sent to the place, and when he entered
the basement and demanded the surrender
of Wood the latter opened fire with re-
volver. McComb returned the fire. and the
coiored man fed from the basement, with
McComb in hot pursuit. NNoyes was stand
ing in front 81 his home. 200 South San
gamore street, when Wood passed him
and a bullet fro mthe colored mans re-
volver struck him in the abdomen.
Evening star., 1907-08-01

FOR SALE
NEW HOUSE. has SIX LARGE
ROOMS. BUTLER's PANTRY; LARGE.
MODERN BATHROOM; CONCRETB
CELLAR UNDER ENTIRE HOUSES.
FURNACE HEAT; CABINET MAN.
Tells; LARGE LOT; yERANDA
ACROSS ENTIRE FRONT OF HOUSE:
NO CASH REQUiRED: MONTHLY
PAYMENTS INCLUDING ALI. COSTS.
LESS THAN $40 PER MONTH SEB
THIS HOUSE AT ONCE IF YOU WISH
TO OWN NICE HOME FOR LESS
THAN YOUR RENT IS NOW COSTING.
TERRELL & LITTLE. AGENTS,
7l3 l4TH ST.
jy27-6t
Evening star., 1907-08-01
FOR sALE-M1scEILANE0Us.

FOR sALE-WRDCKING GOVT. BUILDINGS,
Arsenal grounds: N ST.. 100 pcs: Ga !xl1xb5,
400 pcs. GA. 4x11x25. 500 doors. $1,000 IT. roof
ing slate, 100 slate maGtels window sash.
sheathin~ 1000 IT. steam radiators. q and Is
In. high; steam pipe, In. to in; 1000 It.
hOt-water radiators W. F. NASH.
an1.t Sv,- u
Evening star., 1907-08-01
RUG WEAVING.

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS: RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets; the only weaving factory Of
its kind In the city. WASHINGTON RUG CO..
931 9Th NV. Phone Main 1925. 1ylS-90t
Evening star., 1907-08-01

FOR sALE-CARROUSELL BUSS.. IS. 900. CON
sisting Of Dentzel carrousell; cost $1,000;
building cost $4,000. Inquire for HAROLD
MONELI. Carrousell. Chesapeake Beach. Nd
Evening star., 1907-08-01

FOK SAIE-ONE Bay MARE; WEIG HT ABOUT
LOIS lbs: $1e0. 1463 st.
FOR SALE-vERY FINE SEA A-GOING PLEASU RF
yHcht, 38x121sx6; 10 h.p. Globe; yawi rugged
completely and elegantly equipped: frstciasi
condition; very cheap. 26iS 18Th NV, Flat 2.
aul-Sfs
Evening star., 1907-08-01
St. Johns College

ANNAPOLIS, MD. Department OF Arts and
Sciences Of the UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Established 1898. Classical and Scientific College
Courses leading to degrees. Special advantages for
students purposlng to study Law or Medicine. Mill.
tary Department under army officer. Also Prepare
colleges Term begins Sept 1S. Address
THOMAS FELL, LID.
fv2OLsa IN tn Oft 70
Evening star., 1907-08-01
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-TEN ROoMS AND BATH House
in the northwest. Can be sold for 81. 900 les
than adjoining property. House assessed fo
$4,000. Make Gner Of $1,000.
DAVID MOORE. 1928 n. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1907-08-01
WANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY

WANTED-TO PURCHASE ONE OR TWO BUSI-
ness properties on 1th st. NV. between Pa.
and y. Y. ave. Owners and brokers' address
Box II5. Star office. aul -3ts
Evening star., 1907-08-01

FOR SALE-OCR MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE OF
slightly used pianos offers Extraordinary opportu
mites to get good Instruments for littie money
All the leading hlyh-grade makes are represented.
upfights at $ioU; uprshts at $li5: up
rights ut $loC: 10 uprghts S2u0. Others at
SIS. $3.50, S2I5. $780, S32o, &c. Easy pay mem t..
1yG-u o. j. DeMOLL & CO.. 1891 q ST.
Evening star., 1907-08-01
DANCING.

THE WYNDHAM. 43I IiTH ST Wv, EVERY
Tues. Thurs. and SaS. class. 80 pm: lady
assistants; lesson 5oc six lessons. 81. so; guar
antee TO teach you Prof CHAS. WYNDHAM.
ty25-sOt
MISS COULTER. PROFESSOR OF DANCINu;
private lessons. SOC. IL you walk I can
teach you to waltz. 2iS Eye 1t. ". Phone
n 1880. Advanced classes Tues. and Fri. to H.
te23 GOT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06

fsrr4-nr ard far better TRAN aug ufh-
er lnEe&mdent 1etepnu-s @aane r.
thr Territory ia fact q uNt b. the
naf E~nEereuEerr telephone eNetarE
~ the @Fr11rF using the latest sys-
tenn - selected party lire ringing cu
metsHr lnes IN addition - getsiif-
re- shs exchange the best ruefaiizc
toll Hnes HE D. D1lf connecting aIfh
the different tauns ir re valley A.
haauernus arf ire ether ire 6isanee
sa5lnIa
A. = IRE ruth - gre report fhat
ire Sunshine valley Public Utilities
company ngA owned fne Eszanca Re-
raj Ts sne company Mr Hart re-
nj I'd
The reasrt = enHlreiy FALSE - me
unstn VALLEY Public Ttliit3es com
uam sae nnl aWr 3 dollars NurTh q,
ork s. Ene Esancia Rural Telephone
eem Hnwr there mas on
30 e3 stinr the runshr
Ea5m TtH company has Short
me option ~ fhe Eural Tee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06

4 STATEMENT ~ OMNTRS
OF E%TANG1A NAlIIA IINI<

30 AaNftHHN NH NHF HIHNfINHUN Wa .A.
management ~ the Cploradn Teir.
phone company The Morning Juu-ua.
has obtained the folinH ing sfstemeu.
from DR. " a wilson president and
~ A Hart general msuaEer 90 thi
Sunshine Valley Public TtiHles conn
pany. ahich sheas that This COMPANY
l. prepared O. give D valley COM
piete telephone service
The sunshine valley Public TtN.
Ties company which nau has an o..
ton on the Estancla Rural Telephone
COMPANY and owns the telephone ex'
change in willard. controls the ieie.
phone situation iu the Estancia vai.
ley r. has no intention 90 selling out
10 the Colorado Telephone COMPANY
or any other company They have
ample funds 90 carry on their owr
bueiues ithouf auy outside aid.
III "a fact that We have arrange
mcnis nearly completed with the colo.
RADIO IeIer hone company % connect
re Moriartl which Uif give us cone
uecii0u to long distance points
IL a. oar Intention fo commence
improvement 81 the lines and er-
rhanEcs ~ tire EstHne.a Rural Tafe-
phone company af once aud lu This
connection ae expect fo rut O modern
rNfhanE" ~ The best type ln Esf1ur.a
af au early date
~ A WILSON President
% A. Hart General Manager
These statements shou tn.f thr
Eafancia valley = presently tn have
rlc through abe operations 10 tho
sunshine valley Public IflUes COM
pany but throlEh that snmrarfs r-
Nhanre agreement uIf ffe Colorado
Telephone company. p a long fs-
lance service fu De- secuted fIr tne
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06
Big Corporation Has No l0ten-
ton Of Building Line Further
Thar M6dary to Connect
With the Valley Line
ESTAkCIA VALLEY WILL
HAVE FINE SERVICE
Sunshine Valley Public Utilities.
Company Controls the TeIe-
phone Service Along Santa.
Re Central.

Through 2 nauD1ersranlirG - 3
brief interfiea wtn officer - the
Colorado Telephone company the
MurnlEg Journal on Monday morning
published an arficle ahich made
these officers say .hat Gre COLORADO
company Proposed o. abs0rb Tire tale-
pnnEe Zines in the Estzncia valley or
60 tuiia into fhaf valley Oh tire near
futgre This statement Vas incorrert
and has braught corrections both
from fhe of8nNrN N The Colorado Tel
epbone company and - me Sunshine
N1NfE FubAr Utilities COMPANY
mhlch controls the telephone lines
now existing Sc ~ Estancia valley
TEr errfr occurred through q mis-
uud~@rsttrdinE - an announcement n3.
fh~ Colorado company fhst 81 rrnrafss
10 build r ERE r. MoFiarfF AZ once
here M viii euune with the valley
lines q s~stElaetar service agreement
having been reached between TIE fuo
c-orrnFarfurs The Colorado Tee
phone company has no Intention -
extending fs lines beyond Horiarfg
Ia ORDER nat re matter maF BE-
perfectly clear 80 the public District
MapaEsr a II Graham. ~ the Cole
raA0 Telephone eomuanT yesterday
issued q signed stafement correcting
b statement that tne company pro-
poses ~ aNENTN ans 90 q interests
operating in the Estauria valley This
sta5amenr follows
To correct ar error Whiru aura
I'd in the columns ~ bic paper on
SUNDAY, November 3 : Ssh o. state
fksf Z. = fhe intention ~ the
Colorado Telephone company fo take
over the Interests - the telephone
company uoa doing business ln The
Estancia valley. but He held 81 c0r-
ference Hlfh Ar Hart general man
aEer ~ the sunshine VALLEY Public
Utilities company ulth reference tn
making q traffic agreement between
the EstanCin valley and A~isuuurruue
~ 10 intended that some uule after
D first ~ tire year thc Colorado
Telephone company mli connect wifn
Tie lines ~ the Sunshine valley
Public Utilities COMPANY ntheru ife
We do not Intend o. operate in the
Estancia valley whatever Respect
fufig
THE COLORADO TELEPHONE co
-RY a T. Graham Manager
Ar Graham STATES ir addition. that
the exchange service hefa zen PITS cum-
uaug and the Sunshine valley Flpile
Utilities company b. t1 De- complete
and tte announcement e. sn interest
inE 1ne o. A-iouauergge since 10 means
that through fns operations ~
tao corporation th.E cts uII % 81
have direct telephone connection Wifh
every toan lr the Estanc.a valley bee
tween willard and Moriauy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06

D@sa~mtnt ~ ere g1terar. Lan1 ofGas a
san.a 81 = ~ ucL IT. 1871
&f q Eeg given taaE L1ze.
Ffr harrra o. ~ rae rez 10
ta e Ale au o. make fnal Hfa-,
f q E1zt z htE claim u1 Hw=
fsas Ez 800 --a mase Aug lHaz
r. as s 81 ecnar o. raeus- D. =
Eaass art mas aI lref mI p
wads hafa-e "a 49, ofara TrI-as states
caaff cuu n.y. 90 ~Aftsg1-r - e
ea De- 9 tf1-
BE- uamaf tne frirW- rluaaas ta rFs
pig nrr rsrene -r- and rl4saaa-
uE ns Nr4 va Tet- Ran Hrle
keuersasaeA Erarrsca Lsr. J4an PancEa.
al y LaF4na s. N
MANUEL y OTERo Rsrus
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-06
FOR RENT-Rooms

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room electric light. bath. for two
gentlemen. board II desired. rs y.
second 81 II
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
fOr housekeeping. All conveniences.
No invalids need apply I02 East
Central avenue.
FoE ~RENT-Trrs- furnished rooms for
usht housekeepiug Ee West santa Pc
avenue q
FoE REST-Furnlshed re3m -Elrh privilege
% use = the Etchen fs East Iron ave
FOR RENr-Thr~ uuf1rn.shea roans Call
between 3 q m and j. a. M. no lnFalids
ale " coppen avenue
FOR RENT-Furnlshed rosm- SO North
second
FOR RENT-Funished rooms a few
nicely furnished rooms win use q bath.
steam heat ami al convenience no in-
taNls hotel Craige silver Ave. between
flrst ana @c4nd
FOR RENr-N.oeiy furnished rooms mod
err Close in ADrly tt7 West Gold
FOR REyT-NloeIy furnished room 80
urc light and hath. for a wen man. al.
~ = centl aEea8
F0B RENT-S1o=ly furnished three-room
\ apartment usH modern Lloyd Hun.
30 -- Wes cold avenue
FOR RENT-Sosiy furnished room. bath
electric urhts and use O. kitchen u de-
sired GIG Esr Cal arelue
FOE EENT--ao furnished rooms mod.
EN- u1ussuientv located Apply Te7 y
Fl-sr -
FOR HENT-A sute o. offices suited for
1euta ~ surgical purposes consisting q
rscf E-l1 room. cper1umg room and lftcra-
i naFth Hght steam heat water. h A.
er E 1914 Cromwell block
FOR EEaE-starergsm lately occupied ~
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