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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-01

that such an injunction suit should
be brought.
None Of the senator's in the cham
Der when MT. La Toilette put in his
resolution knew OF the decision al
ready reached. Senator Crane OF
Massachusetts,, who saw the presl-
dent at the conclusion Of the confer
ence with the attorney general, was
the frst to take the news to the capI-
tol.
Senator La Follette's resolution re-
cited that the railroads had an
nounced a general advance in all
class and commodity rates and after
presenting several other considera-
tions. by way OF preamble. proceed
ed:
Resolved. That it il the sense OF
the senate that the attorney general
should proceed at once to institute
actions enjoining such advances as
have been and may be filed with the
Interstate commerce commission and
should also institute proceedings
against the railroads fling such
rates as being In violation Of the act
OF congress, approved July. 1908, en-
titled an act to protect trade and
commerce against unlawful restraint
and monopolies."
Railroads VIII Fight Hard.
CHICAGO. June They've got
the pins set against u.s." was the first
comment OF d. P. Ripley, president
OF the Santa Fe system, when inform
cd that the government would seek
to enjoin the railroads OF the west
ern traffic association from putting
into effect the advance OF rates
scheduled for tomorrow.
Mr.. Ripley's subsequent remarks
left no doubt that the railroads will
hight the government with full force
OF their great resources. The ship
pers who have attended meetings to
protest against the advance have no
personal knowledge of the subject"
the Santa Fe president said. "They
have been deceived by the ringlead-
ers OF the movement who have dis
torted the facts and have juggled
with the figures. II they win take
the trouble to ascertain the truth,
which Is easily obtainable. the decep-
ton Will become apparent.
There is no chance for juggling
figures or deception on the railroad
slde--every item OF our business is
spread before the world; our Offices
are full OF government inspectors to
see that all income and outgo are
proper and properly accounted for.
Our gross earnings are increasing,
but our net earnings are declining.
Who. among the shippers. would
view such a state of things In his
own business with equanimity? But
that 10 not the worst Of 1t; such re-
suits as are now being obtained
poor as they are--arise from policies
that win result in evil for the future
because the properties are not be-
ing improved or being kept up to the
proper standard--and II we are for
tunate enough a few years hence
TO have full crops and active business,
and II the railroads are then unable
to do what they are expected to do,
these same shippers will perceive
that they ought to have seconded
rather than opposed, the efforts or the
railroads for better conditions. And,
again. that ls not the worst Of 1t,
we have recently increased wages
to large amount and the decrease
In net earnings win surely be great
or.
Government Hurrles Case.
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JOS T. SCOTT. Editor and Publisher.
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SUBSCRIPTION:

One year Gin ADVANCED ... mAnn
SIX months Gin adVancel ,..... go
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Government HurrIes Case.

ST, LOUIS. Mo-. June /. - The
government today Med an expediting
certificate In the federal court ask
ing that the issues In the suit to re-
strain 30 railroads from increasing
their freight rates be given proceed
ence over other calendared cases so
that It can be heard when the July
term begins.
Says Government win Win.
WASHINGTON. d. c., June L.
Declaring that he IL sangulne OF
winning his suit for an injunction
against rs railroads In the Western
TTaflc association restraining them
from Increasing freight rates, At
torney General wickersham today is
sued q statement saying that the
proposed rates are subservient to the
public interests. Wickersham said
that he began work Friday on the
suit filed yesterday by his secretary at
81. Louis and considered BY Judge
Dyer at Hannibal. Mo. He said
that he considered secrecy necessary
to the success Of his plans.
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05

CHALLEnGERS
ARE NAMED
speeiaI to the EVENING NEWS.

speetaI to the EVENING NEWS
New Brunswick. Nov. 5:-Repub-
lican challengers were named for a
number of districts in - the county
this morning. There are still vacan-
cies to be filed. Those named were:
Perth Amboy-First ward, first
poll, Robert Sheppard, w. F. Van
Peit; second poll, Cortlandt E.
Brewster, Hans Iversen; second
ward, second poll, James E. Girls
void, Ira B. Tice; third ward, first
poll, George Brown, L. Burt Moore;
second poll, William Hilker, Rudolph
Schuek; fourth ward, first poll,
Charles Poulsen, John II. Johnson;
second poll, Frank Fingoe, George
Fullerton; fifth ward, first poll, Nels
Hansen, Martin Duschock; second
poll, Lawrence Andersen, John N
St. John; sixth ward, first poll, M. J
Lakomski; second poll, Carl J. An
dersen, Magnus G. Larsen.
Metuchen-R. B. Powell, A. B
Corning.
South Amboy-First ward, Lloyd
Wortley, w. F. Dey; second ward.
Daniel Bunting, Robert Thorpe;
third ward, Philip Bender, w. Al
bough; fourth ward, Linwood Van
Cleef, Fred Derbert.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
TURKEY To
TAKE HAND
IN PERSIA
Special By United Press Wire.

Constantinople, via Philipoppolis,
Nov. 5:-Turkey is SO busily engag-
ed today in concentrating troops on
the Persian frontier that her trouble
with Greece has been temporarily put
aside There are even reports cur
rent here that the Sultan's cavalry
has crossed into Persia. These re-
ports are unconfirmed, but there is
no question that Turkey will resist
the plan of England and Russia to
divide the Shah's kingdom between
them
The Turks are preparing for an
active campaign. Dispatches received
here indicate that the scene OF yes
terdays fight between British and
Persians was at Biris, instead of
Lineah, as reported from Teheran,
The engagement was between force
of marines from the British cruiser
'Prosperine" and body Of Persians
engaged in smuggling in arms 10 be
used against the English.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
THIEVES ROB
MANY HOUSES
Wholesale Thefts Committed
by Band In Western Part
of City.
ENTER BOARDING PLACES
Rifle Trunks of Foreigners
--Said to Be Work
of Tramps.
ENTER BOARDING PLACES

A gang of thieves entered the
homes of number of foreigners in
the western section of the city last
night or early this morning and COM
mitted Wholesale robbery of cloth
es, jewelry, housenoIG utensils and
the like. The amount of gootfs- lost
cannot be estimated for a little was
taken here and there. Two big brick
buildings are known to have been
entered and there much clothing,
several watches and razors and a
trunk taken. The thieves operated
among rooms full of sleeping board
ers and not one has been found who
was aroused by their actions.
The big boarding house of John
Erica, at the southwest corner of
Smith street and Fox Hill road, was
entered, as was the big boarding
house on the westerly side of Herbert
street, about a hundred feet north of
Smith, The latter house is occupied
by about sixteen families and many
boarders. Among the families whose
apartments were entered by the rob
bers were Joseph Holmey, Tony Ber-
net, Joe Verisch, John Carniza, Steve
Kahman and a family by the name
of RAIDS.
In the house in Herbert street the
thieves secured trunk, two watches,
three razors and considerable cloth
Ing. The trunk was removed from
room wherein slept eight boarders.
AT Frica's place watch, $25, an
overcoat and other clothing were
taken. One of the men in the latter
place was out until / o'clock this
morning and he believes the robbery
there was committed about o'clock
this morning.
The general belief is that the
thieves were tramps securing trunks,
dress suit cases and clothes for the
winter. Entrance was gained through
a window in some places and through
doors in others.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
BRIGGS GIVES
MIDDLESEX TO
LEWIS BY 500
snecia1 to the EVENING NEWS.

snecia1 to the EVENING NEWS
Trenton, Nov. 5:-Chairman
Briggs, of the Republican state com
mittee, gave out today the estimated
pluralities of the various counties as
follows:
Lewis-AtIantic, 4,50O; Bergen,
1900; Burlington, 1900; Camden,
5000; Cape May, 1,100; Cumber-
land, 500; Essex, 4,500; Glouces-
ter, 900; Mercer, 1000; Middlesex,
500; Monmouth, 1000; Morris
1000; Ocean, $50; Passaic, 1000;
Salem, 800; Somerset, 500; Union,
1900.
Wilson-Hudson 5000; Hunter
don, 100; Sussex, $50; Warren,
1900.
Total, Lewis, 30,35O. Total for
Wilson, $3.50. Lewis plurality,
3,400.
In referring to the estimate he
stated that the situation in Hudson
and Essex had changed for the better
very much within the past few days.
The diligent work which has been
done by the county committee in
checking up the registration will un-
ouestionably. result in the elimina-
tion of several thousand fraudulent
votes which we're cast against Witt
penn in Hudson county. and in favor
of the domination faction OF the
Democratic party in Essex county.
The reports received from the vari-
Gus counties all show decided i'm
provement in the situation, which, If
continued until election day, may re
suit in the considerably larger than
that estimated. Chairman Briggs
further stated that the members of
the state committee departed for
their various counties very much
elated over the changed conditions
and enthusiastic in regard to the
result which will probably be re-
flected in the election returns on
Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
SPAIN MUCH ALARMED
OVER THE SITUATION
Special bv UnRed Press wrs.

Madrid, Nov. 5:-The general
Strike proclaimed several days ago,
has become so serious i'll CONNER
cial and manufacturing districts that
the government is showing more
alarm tlnn it did over the outbreak
of last year. Thousands of workers
are out.
Barcelona is where the govern
ment expects the first outbreak and
thousands of troops are being sent
from all portions of the kingdom in
to that city. All leaves of absence
from the army have been cancelled
and all the loyal regiments are be-
ing recruited up to their full
strength.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05

is RESTORED
Name of Post Office Order
ed Changed Again by Post
master Gen. Hitchcock.
HAS BEEN BENTLEY MANOR
Borough President Cromwell
Gets Committee
lubiIant Over Success.

Tottenville has again had its post
office name changed back from Bent
ley Manor to Tottenville and there
is rejoicing again by the l 400 or
more slgners to a petition to the
postal authorities at Washington,
who have been anxiously waiting to
hear that the good old name has been
restored
The announcement came from
Postmaster General Hitchcock yes
terday after delegation of members
from the Tottenville Restoration
Committee had been in Manhattan
the past two days urging the New
York county committee to take some
action in the matter Chairman
Prentice and Secretary Boyles, of the
New York county committee; Sena-
tor Depew, Judge Geigerich, of the
supreme court, a former resident of
Tottenville; Charles H. Higbee and
G. A. Marshall held conference in
Manhattan yesterday.
Borough President Cromwell, who
also worked hard for the change, re-
ceived the following telegram from
Postmaster Hitchcock:
Washington, Nov. 4, 1910.
"Hon. George Cromwell,
e"New Brighton, N. Y.
"In answer to your telegram this
afternoon you are informed that an
order was issued this morning re-
storing the postoffice at Bentley
Manor to the name of TottSnyille.
(Signed)
~. H. HITCHCOCK,
Postmaster General"
nouncement at q republican meeting
in knights of Pythias hall, at Totten-
Vile, last night, and congratulated
the people on its return to the old
name.
The fight to restore the name
again has been a most bitter one,
waged by both the Manorite and the
Tottenvillians. The change was made
on February last, after Miss Minnie
Slaight, the postmistress, had re-
ceiyed notice from First Assistant
Postmaster c. P. Grandfield that she
had been appointed postmaster of
Bentley Manor for a term of four
years, commencing from the forego-
ing date. Just how the change will
affect her appointment is not known,
The Tottenville Restoration Com
mittee, which was organized some
time ago for the purpose of having
the name of Tottenville restored to
the postofice, has over 800 members
and the following are its officers:
President, Stewart L. Ritz; vice pres
idents, Hubbard r.. Yetman, c. Nor
timer Robinson, A. Sylvester Joline,
Cornelius Shea, John L. Daley, G.
Frederick Rickhow, Daniel O'Brien,
David j. Williams, Arthur NJ. Don
aidson and G. H. Higbee; advisory
board, Charles A. Marshall, Frank
l.. Hadkins, Emmett A. Joline,
Charles U. Thrall and Thomas w,
Hawkins; treasurer, Henry G. Stiles;
recording secretary, William NJ.
Ford; corresponding secretary, VIII
liam ]. Yetman.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
WILL RAISE
SUNKEH TUG

The tug Mabel of the Androvette
Towing Line Company, of Kreischer-
Vile, s. l., is being raised today from
the place where it sank yesterday at
the Perth Amboy Dry Dock yards. The
vessel sank from the effects of the
storm and is believed to be damaged
considerably.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
ATHLETE HIT
BY TRAIN At
EAST ORANGE
special by United Press Wrs.

Special by Usiited Press Wire.
East Orange, Nov. 5:-Emile r.
Johnson, eighteen years old, star
athlete and member of Empere Ath-
letic Association football team, was
bound Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western train. Johnson lodged un-
der the gates at the North Fifteenth
street grade crossing as soon as an
eastbound train passed, not having
seen the approach of the westbound
train.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
INVESTIGATED
F. @. {. MATTER

William C. Mausell, department
Grand Worthy President O'Grady was
at the meeting of Perth Amboy Aerie
No. 1888 Fraternal Order of Eagles last
night. Mr.. Mausell was sent here to
get report Of the alleged shortage of
Arthur DeMers, the financial secretary
of the aerie. 1t could not be learned
what action was taken but it is under
stood the matter was left in the hands
of the aerie.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
CAR
WAS ABLAzE

Trolley car No. III became afire
this morning when trouble occurred
in its junction box. The difficulty oc-
cured while the car was on the State
street switcn. near Fayette street.
The passengers made hasty exit.
With the assistance of another crew
the motorman and eond4sass-7 -rsr-r ssr =
gushed the fire with pail of water
from Larson's butcher shop,
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
POST OFFICE
HAS CAMPAIGN
RUSH OF MAIL

A tremendous rush Ss on at the post
office today, it being the largest volume
of out going mail the Office has handled
in any one day Of its existence. Thous-
ands of pieces Of campaign literature,
pastors, etc, was poured into the Office.
approximately 10000 pieces of outgo-
ing mail was handled there yesterday.
Despite the fact that sten 4rriers are
now on duty they are bei1 rushed with
work and are carrying exceptiossIlN u
big loads
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
MANY HUMAN BONES
ARE FOUND IN HAVANA
spsoIa, Oy United Press Wire.

Havana, Nov 5;--A gruesome
find was unearthed today when sew
er excaVatOrs came upon great
mass of human bones in a park in
the central part of the city There
is no cemetery nearby nor has there
ever been one. The most plausible
explanation advanced thus far is
that the bones are those OF Cuban
refugees who were shot down by
Weyler's troops after summary
court martial, and buried in the
park.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
DR.. CRIPPEN
TURNED DOWN
Court of Appeals Refuses a
New Trial After a Hear
ing Today.
HANG NEXT TUESDAY
Last Hope Is Interference
by the Home Secrstaryr
Is Not Likely.
HANG NEXT TUESDAY
Special by United Press wtrs.

London, Nov. 5;-Dr. H. II. Grip
pen, the American doctor who muir.
dered his wife, Belle Elmore, the
music hall singer, must die on the
galIows. The Court Of Criminal
Appeals, after hearing arguments of
attorney and the Crown
Representatives, this afternoon decid-
ed there was Nao ground for a new
trial. ~
Crippen heard his fate calmly 1t
is altogether probable that Crippsn
will be executed next Tuesday, unless
the Home Secretary interferes. The
next step in the case will be to ask
the Home office for a pardon or for
Communication of the death sentence
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
Automobiles for rent by DAY or nour.
Sexton's. Telephone 1S1. Perth
Amboy. 13485 1928 tie

Are you going to buy an automo-
bile in the Spring? Don't fail to
see the Hudson 33 Touring Car at
$1,250 and the Hudson Roadster for
$1,000. Sexton, agent, 70 Smith
street, Perth Amboy, N. j.
1871 1-4-12t%
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
Rig Stolen from Freehold.

Constable Hulse. Of Freehold, re-
ported to the local police this after
noon that a gray mare and buggy
had been stolen last night. The
buggy had a red running gear,
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
PORTUGAL FREES ALL
POLITICAL PRISONERS
spsotaI oy United Press Wire.

Lisbon. Nov. 5:-Fvery political
prisoner In Portugal was liberated
today and the prison sentences of all
criminals were reduced one-third In
eommemoration of the new republic.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
BOTH SIDES CLAIM THE
VICTORY IN NEW YORK
zpectal by United Press Wire.

eDecial bH United Press wire.
New York, Nov. 5:-Final claims
were made today by the campaign
managers of both parties regarding
the result of next Tuesdays election
in this state. Winfield S. Huppuch,
chairman OF the Democratic State
Committee. claims the election OF
Dix by 10000 Ezra s. Prentice,
chairman of the Republican State
Committee, says the Republican will
have a plurality of 100000. and con-
ceived that Stimson will run about
$4,000 behind his ticket.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05

Sexton has some great bargains In
secondhand automobiles. 70 Smith
street, Perth Amboy, n. ].
619R-f1-4-12t%
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
YOUR LACE CURTAINS

viii hang straight and sCollop to seoI
Iop. be white and smooth and finely
laundeFed when we send them home.
! sd your curtains here.
RARlTAN LAUNDRY
Nev7-L as Smith ST.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05

--oHARs5peafe.
Yes. and above contentment, too, if
it's a Niagara Insurance Co. Policy.
Total admitted assets, $4.326, 1880.
PIERCE & son, Agts., 80 Smith St, COZ. King
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
SUPT. FRENCH KILLS
SELF AND CHILDREN
peciaI 6v united Press Wfre.

Elizabeth, Nov. 5:-During a fit
of insanity E. R. French, superinten-
dent of the Public Service Corpora
ton, this morning killed his two
children and then blew out his own
bra3ns
! have money to loan on bond and
mortgage. Leo Goldberger, Scheuer
Bldg. 1624S-11-5-1t"
Let the NEWS tell your wants.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-11-05
RIO Mistake Made

II you 90 to Jensen's, sSb State
! street. to see about new Sewing
SlIachine. or repairing OF your old
- as we have all the best makes
I lowest prices, and you WIN please
Yourself by examining and compaTr,,,
ing before buying. /
"A n2R2. 336 Stale
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Be an, advertiaer-Ic. . word
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Let the NEWS tell your wants.
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APARTMENT OF 2 NICE IIOGSEKEEP-
ing rooms; gas and coal range. Col +;
18th South. 1894
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping rooms; electric lights. water.
523 South 9th East st. 1898
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SEWING MACHINE EA9

WE WILL. SELL YOU n.SId
last. SS5 To $50 sewing ii,, Ia
each. This means saonns
So TO $50. YoIng 4 sssl
First So. Ind. l05S; Bel ."
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DIAMONDS AND JEwErpv

FINE WATCH AND JE1orSoc,o JEWEI y -
-, pairing. Gg Alexander JeweIry Co o. 'is z
''u ''ou'" the original cut-rate Jewellers
oaQil
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTs-rUp,,..

nhndsomsly furnished
r' aeIts' from $50 to $50 = oudt
Io9ms with bath from sls month
ig west 1st South s,rsao 1o 70 3ss 4
LEX. 80; Ind. 4177. street q
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POSITIONS SECURED OR TUITION
refunded at Hcnager's Business college
You run no risk. Day and night sessions.
rI42
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FURNISHED ROOMS. MODERN, SIN
gle or en- suite: price to suit right party
81 South 3rd East. Ind. s96. ml662
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PERSONALS

MARRY Me. IcITTY AND I'll, p11y
q ths rlng from the Carter Jewelry Shop.
90 @ou'h Aaih 81. o664
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CLOSE IN. CLEAN sToRERooM OR
garage 20 by 40; S12 per month. In
quire o1o South Main. o312
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THREE ROOMS ON GROUND FLOOR
for light housekeeping. 42s South West
Temple. 1865
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GOOD GIRL FOX GENERAL HOUSE
work. 270 So. 18th East. Bell 1857
o3S0i
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WANTED-TwO OR THREE GOOD So
lcitors 10 work for weil-established
real estate firm, big money for the right
men Address or call room 6. 26h South
Main St. upstairs o3l30
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework: no washing. 314 lst ave.
ooQSS
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THREE APTS. FOR HOUSEKEEPING
no children. 81 So. End West r73o
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ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.
reasonable and close In. Apply 206 w
So, Temple St, Cannon house n3449
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7-RoOM BRICK, 1886 10TH EAST; 10.
room brick at 1916 9th East, Inquire OF
Giesy- Walker Co., agents. 4o3 lrlounS lro19
building. Both phones 1868. ho's
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3 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
. housekeeping. strictly modern. furnace
heat. gas range and private front porch.
BOG East 9Th South o96i0
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TEN-ROoM MOD. HOME. HOT WATER
heat, furnished, 81 G st r7T7