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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-04-02
DISCOVERED AT 8 A. M.

Minor b. Ratcliff, assistant cashier
first discovered the robbery about S
O'Clock yesterday morning. He imme-
diately notified Postmaster Allan.
who was at the Office within less than
half an hour. Before 9 O'Clock the
Washington authorities were notified
and early yesterday afternoon Chief
Harrison, who has charge OF inspec-
tors for the Washington division.
which includes seven States, was here
with five assistants and the work of
arranging plans for n capture was
started. Meanwhile the local detec-
tive department was on the Job, and
Captain Mcmahon and several OF his
men were at WORK. The inspectors as
sisting Harrison are Rooms, Alberto.
Robertson, Barclay and Saffel.
The first steps taken were to ex-
anime number of clerks on duty at
the time the building was entered
but no clue was gotten from any of
them, and when the information rel
alive to Alhambra Hotel was received
every other line OF investigation
was apparently dropped II is said
that this information awaited the Sc
cret service men on their arrival. but
they nevertheless examined the en-
ployes, and il is said there is no idea
that any person on the inside had
any knowledge OF what was going
on.
NIGHT WATCMAN HEARD
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

moment as II ] preferred TO go on sitting
down. He insisted.
Men are so tactless al times in remind
ing one Of little things one has said.
finally told him that l didn't want TO walk
in the graveiled path in my thin slippers
lie sun insisted-in fact. after ! had shown
him how thin my slippers looked he seemed
more determined than before. so ! said
II he would get me a pair Of heavy boots
I'd go. Ii seemed very safe thing to say.
He went off and Mr.. Craig and resumed
our discussion about eyes. and had just
begun an argument about hair when we
heard steps approaching. ana there was
Jack Crawford with an enormous pair Of
goloshes he had found. And he actually
expected me to put them on,
He said l had promised and was fear
fully persistent about it. Mr.. Craig said
in low voice that If ! did get Up and
20 walking with some one else he would
never forgive me. ] told him in q lew
voice that ] didn't want to be rude 10 Mr..
Crawford. but wouldn't dream % leaving
MIN sitting all alone there. Jack Crawford
mag have thought We were saying some
thing we didn't want him TO hear. but any
way. he went off in a great huff I took
a little stroll around the garden-With him
the following evening. though and made It
all right The trouble with him is that he
believes everything you say 70 him.
At times ne is very trying on that se-
count
Tom always seems TO know when / don {
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

E MONDAY-Aftsr the rest OF Mollies
guests had gone she made me stay a few
days longer Mrs DeeTing gave q ball the
following Saturday night and begged me
70 spend the week end with her. she said
she had some yerg' attractive people stay
ing there, and although Tom was not going
j promised TO be great fun
- she motoped for me Friday afternoon and
we had glorious ride hack to her place.
knew night away that was going TO en-
joy myself Immensely before We had gone
a mile she. had brought tive OF the men
over with her, and she and / sat in thu
back wish the most attra ctive one between
Us. He vas English. and not so very good
looking but had such fascinating way Of
taking il for granted mat you mixed him
q great deal and as I did like him i'm
medistely, We got along beautifully to-
gether. wore my pale green satin the
night OF the dance. with the slippers 10
match and had a wonderful Time
" was moonlight and the piaxEas looked
fsiISlike. with magic lanterns 'hung around
that gave . soft greenish glow 20 every
thing. Though my gown vas 50 narrow
arr ind the bottom that Just managed to
walk comfortably ] felt quite old-fashioned
compared with one or two dresses that
were there
One woman had sort Of princess effect
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
Facial Faults May Result from Clogeed
Pores--External Treatment Good

Facial =1uptiOns are not always caused By
poor blood but may be a result Of clogged
pores Excessive pefspirs ton allowed 10
dry on, Dust which is not removed. any
foreign matter or particles that happen TO
slSe- the pCles and are permitted 10 re-
main there may initiate o. choke causing
the pore 10 become q pimple or blackhead
Yet because stomach or blood may have
something 20 do with the roughness q girl
whose face Is Inclined 70 sruptions should
be scrupulously careful with her diet. eat
ing only those things which VIII digest
easily and will keep her blood in good con-
diu0n- Only The simplest sweets. plainly
cooked mesnts- fish and vegetables. as vel
as fruits are 10 be on the dietary list
Fried foods. or those served with greasy
sauces OF grsvies and rich DESERTS are to
be ayuaded
External treatment is likely 10 jTnp-ovs
the condition and recommend that those
who need il shah keep liquid green soap IN
the house. This is chemically pure sosp
- exceedingly strong and must be put on
with brush whose bristles shall make a
friction without Irritating the skin This
soap Is far more cleansing than any other.
but should not Be used oftener than twice a
week o. n will injure
The use o. a face brush ] consider i'm
Perstiye for those whose skin is not smooth
The point 70 be remembered in selsctinR
one is that il shah not cause the skin 10
smart When il does 80 II must We re-
jectsd- brush which Is too suff is some
times reduced - proper texture b. soaking
u over night ia 10; Estsr. al such brushes
should be soaked for several hours before
using the FIRST time.
When pimples are opened. a. they should
he, the work IL 10 be done with an sbso-
lutely new needle first washing The SDot
that Il shall be very clean. The spot must
b. pressed slOS-iy and gently. and after the
operation, in order thai the pore may not
become enls IL il 70 Be touched A
once with drop Of pure alcohol or spirits
a csmphor.
A loton that may Be Tgt on sfteruard. OF
rubbed o. nightly Shen the skin IL very
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

behind him a collection OF documents and
books concerning The civil war which have
been drawn on literally in her works %
fiction. Besides these. Miss MscGowan
secured from a large connecriou. which
comprised many soldiers IN various
branches Of the service diaries. letters
memoranda that NJuld nave been IN
accessible 10 another
So conscientious has she been IN her
quest for local color that in lsso she rode
alone throcgh the Black mountain regions
from Roam mountain. in North Carolina
TO her home In Chattanooga covering the
distance OF Loo miles in eight weeks.
Miss MacGoWsn Is a woman of great
charm and marked sbilty. OF late years
she has lived a. Csrmel-by -the-sea. she
has considerable ability as an amateur
actress
Mss MacGowan recently TOOK part in
an 0uen-air performs nee Of Constance
SINNERS tragedy. -'Davl., which was
presented Al what has been aotly named
the Forest theateT IN CaFmei-bs -the-Sea
Cal 1iiss MscGoWau took tie' part OF
Astar. flsrce Amaiekitish princess VINO.
rather than fall into the hands Of Nadab
captain % tLe losts. slays herself Mss
MscGoWEn Is the author Of Judith Of the
CumberlaBds spd The NYiving Of Lance
Cleavage besides eolsbOrating with
her sister, Mrs Cooke. IN several works OF
fiction
tcoVs rtght, lsle b. the n y. Hsrald Coz
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

a ccitalu An VINO finds that summer
food and lsziness siW6ys make her gam
flesh has started In with a regime which
prevents further Increase and usually
slowly take off q few pounds a. sell
\ am q great believer in the water cure
when I want 20 lose flesh. she tnid 4
friend this week. I have nothing except
cup Of coffee untR luncheon Time
drink about three PInts sometimes in the
morning. althauEh a quar- is enough.
\ keep a e=rboy OF spring water an my
room and as soon as I wake I take a cup
fuL The tsmDsrAture r. yast cool Cod
water win ParalyEe digestion Il IL Il taken
10 large quantities
BY the time I am dressed a EoOd. -
CUP Of coffee r. broughL and there is
cream IN n l drink this slowly snd then
stATz In Nfth mg hOusekeeptng- In about
an hour ! have sRotheT cup a water and
from then on lake one Just as soon as
besia 10 nave the least feeiing o. hoiloN-
mesa Not Snly dOss Il thea take ths place
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

moment and fatty refased 10 introduce
raj ged in the latest thing. ia sort OF tight
turban effect that bound her whole head
nearly and was aKfully becoming. Old
Mr.. Deering who doesn't know 4 thing
about the fashions, said he thought she
as a stunning looking woman, but il was
a pity that she evidently had such a bad
headache she had 10 nave her head ali
bound up.
Molhe and Mrs. Dsering VINO simply can
any thing. almost felt tenderly toward each
other after they had discussed how dis
gracefully she l0okel. and how terribly she
made up. sam had managed 10 get intro
duced, snd be and Mrs. Deering were being
very kind 10 her and trying to give her
splendid time 7 sat out one or two dances
with the EnKhshmAn ! had come over with
In the machine On Friday he was named
Craig. and had been 10 India and Egypt
lot and was remarkably enter tanning
70 talk 10. Besides beins able 10 tax about
SO many other things TOO, most intelh-
gently. We were having suJh an interest
ING discussion about eyes whsR = man
rs med Crawford came up 70 Whsrs Ne we're
sitting and reminded me that I had ssid
3 would take q walk in the moonlight with
him
/ had known Jsck Crawford 10 -eW York
and. though be would De delightful 10 walk
with under any circumstance 1 felt al THAI
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

But the rapture was leng In coming. In
fact the expression on the hotsl mans
face told the story Of his thoughts to its
least petty suspicion.
II that fellow thinks hes going to work
any. phoney checks on me by that game.
he S very much mistaken. Hobbs reflected.
But the Boss arose. and. stridihg down
the room. made himself known 20 his OLD
school fellow. who. more or less reluctantly.
let himself be taken 10 the Boss table and
introduced-to the Boss wife
After while Mr. Hobbs permitted the
Boss 10 buy him a cigar and then dts
coursed during their meal Of the number
Of men from the city who had stuck
him for bills But jnst before the Boss
check was brought MI Hobbs discreetly
disappeared.
His spirits a little dashed. the Boss led
his wife 10 the home Of his bOyhOod- Il
WAS cherries and tenantless- Flowers and
weeds rioted in the formerly well kept yard.
The Boss wife stopped 10 gather little
noseEay 10 keep forever in honor OF the
occasion when suddenly q window in the
next house vent up and q shrfn voice
called out;
Don't you dare to pick them flowers.
I'm in charge Of that house and IN have
you arrested
CHANGING Up the boss beheld the mummi-
fled likeness OF his boyhoOd sweetheart
''Howdy do Mss Mamie be called, ano
after five minutes explanation wrenched
from the mummy IN the window a rather
reluctant recognition.
she -dld not offer to come down but dis
coursed as Juliet from the balcony.
Living in New York now. are YOU Vel,
some folks ike H. When are you going
bsckZ-
The Boss Elared
Right a~sy.3 he-4said-s sNplosiNely.. And
turning 20 his wife he led her to street
car thence 10 the hailrSAa statien and
thenrs By ,tBs. fastest express back 70 the
city ~ cold greed.
CcopoTight. Isle. by the y. \ Herald COD
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
Boss Of the Establishment Il s =

.l1e3s-Eo over 20 stasen island Tor dll-
ser soEgestcd tte. wife q the Boss OF tae
ZstzbDEhmsnt
Ne Answered lgr loEd, for once IN
moved .by tue maine u his favorlte subur-
s4R 'restsarant- -stateH island is too far
Thsh lsfs iook through the Where to
uIne- column IN the evening paper and find
some rlsce- ws We never feen in and try A.
pursssf re l&dF. Fho s5nlething Of al
oKuiorer, 1Ess1ronotiicaily speaking. ana az
aIvt y erytifnistie over yer discoveries.
rhs FugEestion- met ptth more favor
able sugsestion.
But tbs Boss eyes wandered 70 the CA
cursiod EMBELLISHMENTS. ana suddenly a.
e1press1oIi. that ninried dsring and de-
us1t oyeTsprsad MS face.
III ten you what veil do he eK-
claimed. -lets Jake the night boat ID g.
Albany You've always said yoa wantel
20 see where lived a. . boy. where sent
90 school and where-J .got my FIRST lot
N0Ns your chsHce, young woman NcN
got just an hour 20 catch the boat iio#
soof can you get rtzdy p
An twenty mfn,ateS.' called his wife
from the depths Of her bedroom where she
vas already throwing. hsphazsrd. garments
into D 4rarsiius- hag.- s~t think that viii De
perfectly AyRoerfui How did you ever
hap4,en so fhf1lh Of anything 50 lovely
On. cost SNOW Maybe ] wanted 20
VIII. oa-~of thsse sszziiag smiles. replied
Ihet Boss fauetiouny.
Already m his mind eye the Boss saw
hlmsslf shaking hands with his boyhood
IriefF1a--the fellows who had been content
10 stagnate in . small Town while he had
been Wrestling fame and fortune-or at least
salary that he could live on-from the
great city. How glad they would De TO zee
him!
There was Bill Hobbs Bill Was keeping
hotel and they must certainly make 4
poiat Of dropping into his hosiery for
breakfast
Thea here was. Mamie Jones. who stii
lived next door 10 the home Of the Boss
boEhogp--- Mslat a sweet girl Mamie was
she must be neatly forty years old now.
The Boss remembered that bis sisters
used to tease him ab0uE Mamie and say
l that SHE cared for him he had laughed
al the time but perhaps. as he looked back
there vas more IN II than he though,
Poor girl. she vas stin unmarried.
The tap ~. The Hudson was uneventfully
deAght{ul se-
"Itu - EOOd TO see some real people
once mere the Boss-Ssid. Pine hearty
friendly sDzlls thRG value . man on his own
merit and net Tor what he is worth n
monsyr4iks those fellows in New York"
The Boss wife nodded She was nov
thsroughiy iRbaed with the back to-the-
fRrm, HDiT1t. Of her lord SO much 80 that
the sight OF . big. hioated. duli-eyed crea-
turf, Pointed out a. ,,Eill7 Hobbs at the
hotel desk. did not diseBchant her
The Boss nodded across the dining roou
10 HIS old friend. expeoting, OF course. thai
an expression Of bewilderment on Mr.
Hobbs face would be followed by one OF
rapezrous recognition. and that they would
fan forthwith into each .others arms.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

Miss Alce AaasGoWsn. who. like her
SISTER. Ms Grace MacGsWsn Cooke has
Ven tsns "a a.-noyeiisl is the daughter
- Colonel John Encil NacGowan. she
vas b7rn N PsrTs Sbass. Ohio and went
90 -Cpsn-scoEs Ehiie II was sun &C
rupied BY federal troops, her father be-
inE in EnintaTv ocHsand Of the district. and
lived In me LEGALITY where her H-W story
The sword 10 The Mountains, Is Lad
untn a VERY few wears age.
Directly after The var there was
scarcely anrh 4 thinE a. a school 10 be
hsd but- Miss Mactl0Wan remelnbered her
instruction y ISsA- ~ that Baptist chupca
where ths Hlidnighr o0uIt marital IL '-The
eW-.rd IN the Mountain is represented a.
being held. EhIoh was then called the
Post chapel a ire chaplain 81 some reEl-
meHt there. acted a. tsacher TO q number
~ 1hg- others chiareu and Jhr little
gathesfhs VAS lza0WRoss the Post chapel
school
Hs raihG Wa 4 a,Sfnber OF me army
Of the Cumberland and author % several
moHc'EF srsgs '-on Wsrl subjects. and ler
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
Items Of Interest fer the Women Folks

Of food. but IA also carries impurities from
The 50 stem
Luncheon Is a lgh1 meal but IL 10 made
I'D % resl food HssueTdsy ] had . hot
rolL a plate Of corubeef hash and a cup
Of Junket IL Was al nourishing, but about
O'Clock began 10 feel hoIloW. 20 D Iook
more wafer A. rule. 4 get three OF four
eupfals in the aflernoon-
'plniisr IL q good human meal for ! eat
Hhat the others DO, bul I don1 overeaL
The only thing / Am Particularly careful
about IL the dessert Ny portion Of thai IL
small
rhro9sh the evening drink more
Eatsr. and always have a eupful % going
20 bed
I exercise thrOugh the day. hut not NO
lenlly- ] EAlk and work IN the garden.
but not 10 any extreme ] always take
snrst pains q sit correctly. keeping the
spine crest and my shoulders hack. ] have
deadly horrur % large hips aud think
tas suTssl WSy q hsvins 'thsm- Is % ss00eh
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

10 sitting. 70 that ones lower organs are
thrown ouI Of plumb. never have had
large hips yet and don't purpose begin
ming MARGARET MIXTER
The short slusre train. faced With Tan
rel or Weighted 10 make Il lie straight
has returned on one frock this VAS
edged with q narrow quilting % the ma
terisL
There are whispers Of an sorts OF revo-
iuuons. sut 80 far the chief thing noted
thst siinky lines are stfn win as but
the ued-in skin is DECIDEDLY on The vane-
Black and white materials. eSlr-ciallF IN
rough Sesves. are among the uost popuIar
Of the early far materials for street wear.
Coats are shorter and cuI almost IN hog
shapes With revers of al sizes and shapes
IN elidence-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

rough. j. made from two drains Of sulphur
precipitate, ten grams OF camphor gum
twenty grains Of acacia gum and tN-o
ounces each Of lime water and rose water
This may be rubbed on freely. drying into
the skin A cream for the same purpose.
which IL more convenient 70 carry, IL one
Is travelling, IL made from one-hAlf ounce
OF lanolne, one-quarter Of an ounce Of
sweet almond oil. twenty drops OF boric
acid and five drops Of tincture OF t.enzoin
II il mixed ia any cold cream.
MARGARET MIXTER-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

man tries 10 be morals woman tire.
10 seem So
Only the plumber with an automobile
ever worries about his finances
When q man SAYS he won't he doesn't
want TO; when a woman SAYS she won't
she wants an argument
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
Daily Health Hint

More than half Of the disease which
ernbittsrs the made and latter part OF
HE Is que 70 svoidahle errors OF diet.
according 70 a recent medical authority.
More mischief in the form Of actual as
ease. Of Impaired VtgoF. and Of shortened
LIE aoeruex o. civilized zHn from srrun-
eous habits q ezrina than from the habl-
ursl use o. Glehohoie drink. consiaerzbls
As ] knoW thar eEa % ee
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

in black, that VAS cut down to a point in
the hack that almost, II not quite. came
TO her waist line. II Vas ught fitting 70
her knees and .sun tighter below them and
vas ncsh-coloTel silk q some s0Tt from
there down. Tue effEet was very striking
from q little distance SIT. certainly was
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

A Dtstllasfoa-
! thought up0n tie STATE ms sketch
Ih- Button hole I'd tn
tiut Sben ] DID { found alas
Il Vas me hook and 4
T z ~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

popular Silly Tbstcser never left her for Z
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27
4 BaeheIor,. Rrnrrtinn.

MARGARET MIXTER-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-27

man had a sort Of princess effect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-29
". F. PAYNE.
AngeluS Hotel Bui:1.ax.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN MUNDY
HEIGHTS ADDITION FOR SS4nn

Has 9 large rooms. story red
pressed brick Faces the Mundy Park
and has a frontage of SIS feet. Hot
water heat, full basement with ce-
ment floors; two bath rooms. large
sleeping porch, servants room, etc
This is an ideal home and has most
desirable exposure. Is situated in
restricted district with paved streets
and sidewalks. This is an exceptional
bargain. We can give most liberal
terms.
We have a most desirable PROPOSE
ton on the corner of South Ell Paso
and Fourth SITS. 25I20 feet Of
ground. Price $500; terms 1-3 cash,
balance 1 and 2 years.
A modern room cottage in most
desirable locality. This house is new
and most desirable otherwise. Price
s4250; liberal terms.
An uptodate 5 room modern cot
tage on Roosevelt st. Price $500.
Terms $500 cash, balance monthly in
stallments.
BEHR & WATTS,
We Write Fire Insurance.
Money to Loan.
City National Bank Building.
ia PfoneeT Plaza.
Phone 454.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-29
Ell PASO HERALD
Bids Wanted.
NOTICE TO ACTORS.

Bids will be received by the COM
pany until the first day of October,
1910, for the following: Enlarg1nS
this company's Ell Paso freight house
in accordance with plans, specifications
or descriptions on file in office of
engineer maintenance of way. South
western building. FL Paso. Texas, cop
les Of which can be had upon appltca-
ton. All bids must be in writing.
addressed to such engineer. and &C
companied by certified check equal TO
10 percent Of the amount bid, as evil
dence Of good faith, and security for
the giving Of a Surety company bond
in the full amount of the contract
price for the performance Of bid.
The envelope containing bid In ad-
dition to the address should be plainly
endorsed as such bid. and have the
name OF the bidder written thereon.
The company reserves the right to
reject any or all bidsN
Ell Paso & Southwestern R. R. Co.,
of Texas,
By II. ]. Simmons. General Manager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-29
Directory of Osteopathy.

DIR. PEARCE. Osteopathic Physician.
SIS N Oregon. Both phones 24S6. Ac-
commodatiOn for a limited number OF
out-of-town cases. All recognized
osteopaths now in Texas are licensed
by state board. If not licensed there
are reasons. Write the Osteopathic
colleges for tn en-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-29
Wanted Money.

WANTED-Private loan, good Ell Paso
security; no professionals need apply
StOneWau care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-29
II merchandise
SAIE-General

FOR SALE-GeneraI IneIclIaH 80
etc stock will invoice about $500:
good established trade. Business now
on good paying basis. Best stand in
town: large store room and residence,
snts.reasonable Owner has other in
terests that will require his time Ad-
dress ali communications to Y. c. Bran
nom Fort Stockton. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-29
Money Loaned.

lien notes secured by FL PaSO
city property. Moore & Moore.
at-law, Caples Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-29
Wanted Miscellaneous.

>~~~---1--~0~~-~~O
WANTED-Some Rhode Island Red
chickens. Address Mrs. Ed Cox, Ana
pra, n. M.
WANTED-Lght, second hand automo-
bile. Solid tires preferred. State price,
make, condition and location. Address
P. o. box PSI, Alamogordo, n. NJ.
WANTED TO RENT-Good horse and
buggy with option of purchase; best
of care, easy work guaranteed; state
phone. Address ]. E H. Herald.
wANTED-Your orders for the finest
Of Houma, La, oysters and fish,
schrimp, crabs, mallard ducks, etc.; fat
and fine and as nice as ever on the
market Phone your orders in at once
Hcuma Fish and Oyster Co. Phone
Auto. 2446. 40 Wyoming Delivered
anywhere in city.
WANTED-Rehned gentlemen to room
and board in private family All home
conVeniences. 209 S. Florence.
WANTED-AH kinds secondhand furni-
ture and clothing. Western furniture
Co. z06 FL Paso; Bell 1882. Auto 1871.
Rooms. Board, Etc.
r~~->~->~---~------>---o --->->->~-~~~~~~~-~~
FOR RENT-Furnished room. $40 Mis-
souri,.
HOUSEKEEPING and furnished rooms.
504 Mesa
FOR RENT - Housekeeping rooms.
Phone 1873.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROoMs-811
n. FL Paso St
ROoMS-Single or en- suite, with
board 325 Prospect.
FRONT FURNISHED ROOMS, car line
close in 72o n. Stanton.
NICELY furnished rooms 10 Ms
souri, st. Bell phone 1890.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. clean and
COOL S11h San Antonio St
HOUSEKEEPING and bedrooms. So M
bath 512 Myrtle, Opp. EIks
FOR RENT furnished housekeeping
rooms, SIG. 1907 Boulevard.
FOR RENT-Rooms furnished for light
housekeeping; no sick. 1901 n. Ell Paso.
HOTEL. ID. r. FRANCIs-Ffrstclas
rooms with bath. Home cooked meals.
BOARD AND ROOMS, strictly first
class. Mrs c. f. Geary. 619 N. Kansas.
FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms
for gentlemen and couples. $50 Brown
FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms.
new house and furniture; NJ inValids
Phone gel.
NICELY furnished single housekeep-
ing rooms. GIG y. Kansas.
NICE CLEAN ROOMS reasonable. So4h
f. Overland.
THREE ROOM housekeeping suite at
III E. Rio Grande. Apply S04 n. Stan
ton.
FURNISHED ROOM in modern steam
heated apartment, southern exposure,
sleeping porch; ladies preferred. 1116
N Oregon. Phone 306S.
FOR RENT-Suite of furnished house
keeping rooms, down stairs. SIS. No
sick 1913 Magoffin. Phone 744.
FOR RENT-Light housekeeping rooms
7OI " Ell Paso.
WANTED-A few regular boarders
after October 1. During our first sea-
son in business, we will make very
special allowance and are ready and
always prepared to serve satisfactory
to the most particular patrons. New
Home Restaurant, 81 Texas St