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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03

Leading the paraders will be the girl pioneers of the fight for better conditions here, the employees of the Warner Bros Co. Six huge floats, with five gigantic corsets and one big brassie ere will be mounted on the floats and within each will be a hand some girl.
 The La Resista Corset Go. employees will decide tonight what floats they will place in the parade. The Grown and Batchel1er Go. girls will also have floats.
 Attempts are being made this after noon to charter a big steamer to car ry the girls from Bridgeport to New Haven. It is expected that $500 will be donated for the purpose if it can be accomplished.
 The employees of the Bryant EIec- tric Go. and the Bias Marrow Fabric Co will celebrate Monday, too. The Bias girls returned this morning un- der their new working conditions.
 The girls of the Albert & B. Hen- kels Lace Co.,, have procured jobs in other factories, where they arc working under the conditions they asked for in their own factory.
 Ira Ornburn, organizer of the State Federation of Labor, said this after noon that 1t was expected that freight handlers, fin Hartford, Waterbury and New Haven would quit either this aft ernoon or tomorrow. Strikes were promised in each place
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03

caused no surprise here. It has been evident for some time that Grand Duke Nicholas had no intention of allowing a. number of men sufficient to maintain long defense to be penned up in any fortress which could be invested.
 Along the Galician border General IvanoH continues to retire, but not without 1nf1icting heavy losses on the Austro-German forces, which have been shaken several times by vigorous counter-attacks. In the center and the extreme north the Germans are making little progress. The Russians claim another local success near Wilma. The great artillery duel continues along the western front held by the French The ultimate purpose of this activity is still obscure.
 The British press is not greatly pleased at the reception by the United States of Germany's promise to modi- fly her submarine campaign. It com plains that a promise which does not include protection for merchantmen is inadequate.
 Negotiations between Turkey and Bulgaria concerning railroad conces- sions to the latter are again under way. It is not expected in quarters favorable to the entente allies that they will prove successful o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03

3, 59 hour one without pay reduction. It is understood that the nnachinists' union last night voted to stand by their fellows in the Bassett plant be- cause unionism is fighting for an eight hour day and is not seeking a com promise.
 Today a strike followed and it is expected that the machinists will make the eight hour demand as have employees in other departments. The company employees 1900 persons mostly girls. The product is buckles, corset bones and articles of covered wire.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03
LABOR UNIONISTS TURN THOUGHTS FROM STRIKES TO PLANS FOR BIG| UTILIZATION MONDAY IN NEW HAVEN

Labor Day will be day of jubilaon for nearly 10000 It will be celebration of the trans formation of the city from community of factories where long rule, a eight hours. good wages, working conditions.
 Probably girls who have been emancipated from the tyranny charges wages and long hours will appreciation what the labor movement and the employees have done for hem parad- ing in New Haven at big celebration there
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03

Investigation by the American Federation charge of strikers that policemen largely cpitating rong the Co., plant prom ised by high officials of that body this afternoon
 While in condonng violence onthe inclined to the belief poioemen with the of judgment might have averted eEi} outbreak this morning that the first O the peace during all Bridgeports labor troubles.
 Half dozen policemen injured in riot this cashed with Charles Wheeler
 strikers were arraigned in the city 955 o'clock they onerss pen fined year jail no
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03
MACHINISTS QUIT AT SHELTON SHOP;
 ASK 8 HOUR DAY

Shelton. Conn. Sept. s-Machinfsts to the number of 50, some strikers claiming s5. suddenly left their work in the R. N. Bassett Co. today. Earl fer in the week wire eoVerers and ern- ployes in other departments struck for the eight. hour day. The ma chinists then did not go out as they accepted a compromise their demands, receiving a 65 hour day for
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03
Evacuation of Grodno
 Begun By Russians

London, Sept 3The evacuation of Grodno is under way. Petrograd ad- rnits officially that Russian forces are being withdrawn from the right bank of the Niernen- The loss by the Rus sians of the last of their strong for tresses has been expected and the re-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03

The Canfeld Rubber Co. employees are still holding out for the eight hour day. So are the Siemon Hard Rubber Co. workers.
 The employees of the Salts Textile Go. are rapidly acquiring jobs else where. Half of them have offers for positions.
 No answers have been received from the Crane Go. or American Grapho- phone Go. officials. They are expect ed early next week.
 The eight hour day is expected by the workers in the Max Aims Co.,, in Fairfield, as a result of a. conference with the officials yesterday.
 No change was recorded today in the situation at the Remington Arms plant.
 The American Chain Go. has made no further advances to the men.
 Labor leaders will be inactive for several days in this city because of the proximity of Labor Day. Con- ventions and labor celebrations are occupying their time.
 Laundry workeNs are being largely organized in this city with the prob- ability that all the shops will be unionized before the expiration of a fortnight.
 A meeting of the metal po1ishers of this city will be held at Eagles hall tonight at 8 o'clock at which the new ly elected international president of the organization will preside.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03
Quiet Reigns In
 East End Strikes

Quiet scenes in the East End marked the stike progress today. A meeting of the strikers of the Salts Textile company was held in Sadlers hall Ae the big plant of the American Chain company where beautiful lawns and
 CContinusd on PAGa 0A
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair tonight and probably Satur- day. Not much change in ternpera- ture. Moderate north winds.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03
TWO PRISONERS SENTENCED TO JAIL
 FOR ONE YEAR IN Is MINUTE TRIALS

Clubbing Victim, With Cash in Scalp That Re quires 20 Stitches, Left Unattended in Pen off City Court Until Many Hours After+H Re-I ceives Injury.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03
Britts4, steazn~ Torpedoed

British Steamer TOFpedOe0
 London, Sept 3-The British steam CT Rouman1e has baen sunk, presum- ably by a submarine. The crew has been landed safely.
 The Roumanie was a. vessel of l. 633 tons She sailed from Blythe July 13 for England where she ar rived July a5- No records arc avail able of her movements since that date.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03
R|0TING PRECIP|TATED BY POLICE, IS
 CLAIM OF STRIKERS; hIAHY INJURED
 AT CRANE 90. PLANT;A.F. OFF TO ACT

Several Hundred Strikers, Incensed When One of Their Number is Cracked Head By Police Sergeants Nightstick Fling Brickbats AsJ Police Charge on Crowd.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03

Berlin Sept 3-Field Marshal Won Hindenburg's $ army today captured Grodno the last of the strong Rus forces hold out before the invasion of the Teutonc allies.
 The fall of the city foreshadowed when the Rus ans few days ago. began the evacuation of the ancient fortress
 Official announcement of the capture today, fol- lowing that the outer forts had been duced by stor1ning tactics.
 The capture of Grodno marks important step in the Teutonc invasion of Russa and of the turning enveloping which has been pushed by the central powers.
 The German troops which advancing the inn porant Russian port of Riga the Baltc have made further gain of consequence Official announcement today that they had captured position north west of Fredrichstadt about 40 miles from Riga
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03
Turksh Force in Danger

Paris, Sept 3-An important part of inc Turkish forces on the Ga11i-l DOH Peninsula has been surrounded by the allies and it's surrender is i'm xninent, says an Athens despatch to the Fournier Agency
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03
BRrT1sH TRANsPORT Is ToRPEDOFD

Berlin Sept 3Teegrams from Sofia the Overseas
 Agency today state that at the entrance to the Darda transport struck mine sank with 320 officers tO soldiers and 300 members of the all of whom were drowned
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-03
GERMANS CAPTURE GRODN0; BRITISH
 TRANSPORT SUNK

Last of Strong Russian Fortresses Falls Before Onrt1sh of Teutonic Invaders-Von linden burg's Army Takes City By Storna-British TrOopship TOrpedoed And All Board Lost r Bodies of 600 Are Recovered.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-06
GRAN COLLECTION DE NoVELAs.

Las novclas anotadas a continual
ci6n cs;dn seie~ccionadas entire las
maioreS, sicndo Su precio-
y In TuSt,ca .$0.S5
EmTastadus en- tela ........ l.2J
He AQUI LA LJSTh-
La ~IIerencia de BeIiecrCix.
Los Hijos del Are.
FL Bale de !.s Nictimas.
FL Sccrcto De Ia Solteroaa.
FL Hombrc sin Cara.
Uarda.
Sc ha Cometido IN Crimcn.
FL Sill6n Tr&gico.
La Reina MiSterio.
Sin Nombrc.
ri Rey de Ia Pradera.
FL Srcretario Millionaire.
I'm las Fronteras del Far West.
La Montana de Luz.
81 Captain del Dyumpa.
FL Misterio del Ccrazin Verde.
Los Randidos del Sahara.
I'm Viaje al Polo.
FL PuNal de Orc.
La CaInpana de HUeSca.
La Costa de Marfil.
u Doncel de d. Enrique ell
Dobcnte.
La Aldea Perdida.
La Nina Robada.
La Ciudad del Rey Leproso.
FL Heroe y Ell Cesar.
FL TeStamento de un Conspirador.
Amaya o los Vascos en- ell
Siglo VIII.
Ayenturas &c Mr.. Pickwick.
Cowa la Misteriosa.
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==5NOTICIAS DE- ULTIMA H0RA= j.

AUSTIN, Texas-Anoche SC suicide en- ST. Residential
de Ia Gale Fayetteville Ia Srita. Ge1nebunda Perifo!iez, to-
mandC3e jre5 klos de i9ecacuGna en- una infusion dc noJas
dc margarita. Dejo esc:ita una carts Ell la que decia que
sc arrancaba Ia existencia Per 90 haber podido cOnseguir
IN cier,,lar de "PiPO2RAZCS."
La notic:a Ia causado penosisirna impression en- esta
cjudad, donde ia su;cida era rnuy apreciada.
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Nupcial. NoyeIa meXicana, por
ii Sra. Isassi ............. so
Rosas dc Ia Infancia. Libro de
!cSJuid -DU
La Ciudsd de los L0coS. Aventu-
ras De TartGrin Mareira. $50. 80
Cuentos : Cr0micaS, de Carras-
quilla MallarinO ......... so
Las TarGeS de Ia Granja ..... rs
Las Ve!adaS de Ia Quinta 49,. 10
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Protcsta Ell concrete mt e. Ministro
de Hacienda Senior Buga!lal.

MADRID, AbriL-La Camara de
concrete de esta Ciudad, Sc ha diri-
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ODRAS NUEVAS
gEcIgIpAs EN- Ia LIBERIA De IGRkcIo r lozAH0.

- - D. e -
Lur'2a Sc w. POI L""i"N0"S ~
Las F&imefaS HeI GSSIa . ~
TT' mon -" ILr.' Ne a'T n I so
La B2ilarina del IeatrC Real,
, tomoS ~
Aap4 DC IA Guerra h0r@Pea' 90
.ai;S;o- m", a. m. Taro
ParJo 100
Pasionarias, Poesi@s de Manuel
~. Flores emP"StaGaS.... 20
III Alma en- IN beSo ~ -"
La Guerra Turco-Italiana.... $50
La Guerra de los B"lkanes... 10
- tcrtecto 9eGIe% . N"'"''1c az
ii~i'SL@cloH = "a ia'0" g0
In iihro nara las J6veres,... 100
Atlas Ga Geografia Universal,
con mas de -9V map"S i CO.
lorcS r. Loo
pana 80
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BERLIN, AIerania.-LIoy Sc recibi6 en- esta capital
Ia notic;a de cue el Kaiser Guiile-rno, a ouien jamas han
aba.ido las roticias desfavorables cue recibe accrca de las
operaciones rn;itares en- los C&rpatos, los Dardane}os, Mu-
cIachosyitz = PeIafustang, anda desesperado desde hace
varios dias per causas corap!etaraentc agenas a la cam
paEa.
Al Kaiser Sc le ha visto discurrir por los campos de
oncYaSicnes de Ia Prussia Oriental, sunanerte preocupado,
v essruiando cnIre sus raaros IN E5ro que rccibio de! Ex-
tfanicro. Uro de sus ayudantes Sc atrevio a preguniar.e
"a cauea dc su abaiimiento, contestandoia e. Emperador
que s. debia q la circumstance de no encontrar entire su
genie una persona que pcdiera traducirie aGucl iibro, que
te7ia SUMO irJe:5s en- conocer.
EI jcfc del Estado Mayor Imperial dispuso que e. 100.
Cuerpo de I5uiar3s y una secci5n de artiile-cs sc encarga-
ran de la corducci6a del prec;oso iibro 4 csta Capital, dom
De serk fraducido espccialmente para s. NJ. e. Kaiser.
I'm reporter del "PaPaTruchawitz Zeitung" ha logrado
aver;~uar que eli libro en- question Sc llama "PlPORRA-
EOS" edici6n hecha en- esPanol Ell San Antonio, Texas.
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Los exitos teatrales en- los princiPa,
les coliseos de Madrid.

MADRID. Abril.-El movimientO
nn.n % L, .,ani,n onIrn,nn
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Lie. NERI1ND.
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PaSa Ia 81. col. 5a.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-22

FARM FOR sALE-containing 1873 acres,
about 45 acres good creek bottom, bal
ance well laying hill land; some timber,
good two story, six room frame DWELL
Ing; large bank barn and other outbuild-
tngs; one producing oil well. There has
been more oil produced on this and adj
joining farm than in any other section
In Jackson county. Farm is located
on Ravenswood and SpeRce Pike ana
Il. s. & g. railroad: one and sone-half
miles above Sandyville. w. Va, with
railroad stop on farm; one-half royalty
goes with farm. Reason for selling. no
one to look after farm. Address Mrs.
G. w. Murray, owner, Sandyyille. w,
Va, or l.. NJ. Pickens, box 338 Par
kershurg. w. Va.
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c6MMISsI0NEKsSSA IEs6F- VAEU1BIE
REAL E6TATIs. 3

E0MMISsIONEKsSTS AI;ESOF-VAEU1BTE
REAL NESTATE. Z
By virtue OF the authority vested in the
undersignea sSpeciai c9mmis sl0het by a5de-
cree ofathe CirCqit Court 1f Harrison
County West glnia made on the Slst,
Gerry Order Book No. 81. at page .s3i, IN i
chaneery cause therein pending In which
~ Philip Clifford, aenli1istratot Of the
estate. q John II. Chhord, Geceasads ,is
plaintiff, and. Mary fully clifordT anu
GsATuRl1AY;O o TOBER sND. 1915,
at 1880 O'Clock r! NJ, ut the front door
|'0f the Court House Of said County and
State, sell at public outcfy to the highest
aud beet bidder therefor Dc
FIRST An undivided one-half interest
In fec simple In AMI TO that cert9in lot or
parcel Of land lying at the sout hwestern
corner or Fourth Street and Traders ALLEY
In the City Of Clarksburg Harrison Coun-
ty, West Virginia. described as follows:
g. ssid 0
the line Of Fourth Street s. 40 degrees so
W. 70 feet, thence N. IS degrees n. w.
about COS feet to the line Of the ~. q,
Holmes lot /: thence with the same n. II
degrees g. 2. y feet 70 Traders Alley, and
AZ II. 81 feet to the place Of beginning,
and being an undivided half Interest
In and to the Naihe lot which was cons
veyed to John H. CLIFFORD and William g.
Osborn. by Cecil P: Highland, by deed
offthe County Court Of said Harrison
County In Deed Book No. 1853, page 1888. \
SECONDS: An undivided oneihhif inter-
est in and to those certain lots or parcels
of land situate in said County and State
and known and numbered as Lots Nos.
and 1888 Of the Shinnston Land and Inn
pFovement Company as laid down upon q
plat Of South 81 innston duly OF record In
the ONCE Aforesaid In Deed Book No. 1856.
dc page 177. y i,s3;
ktTHIRD: The reyersion in fee simple In
and to Lot No. 20 in Jackson's Last Ad.
,dition to the City OF Clarksburg in said
County and State, which said lot fronts
80 feet ON Jackson Street and runs back
100 feet to an alley, subject to an estate
Of Mary Tully Clifford, now vested in said
Mary Tully Clifford, and subject to which
life estat said lot viii be sold.
FOURTH: The reyersion In fee simple
Lot No. ii q Jscksoh's Last Addition 70
said City of Clarksburg which said lot
fronts 81 feet on Pike street in said City
and runs back 1873 feet on Oak Street,
subject to an estate therein for and dufing
tae natural life q Mary Tuliy Clifford,
aid subject to which life estate said lot
will be SSoid. ei2;s x. Il ..,3ss 2 - ;sy y
I FIFTH Lots Nos. 8, 4 and of said
subdiv OF Lot No. n Of J1ckson.s
each OF said lots fronting SO feet on Oak
Street and running back 100 feet.
OF a subdivision 81 Lot No! li0a Of sJhek-i
sons Last Addition to said City Of
on Clifford street, and Lots. 81 s4,S5 {. and q
each fronting 40 feet On Clifford Street,
and. Lot No. fronting % teet on The
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-22

FOR RENr-one furnished room to one
. or two gentlemen, private family; no
located; ali conseniences. Apply at III
Monticello avenue. Home phone 6i0-L.
FOR REST-Two nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, to parties with.
out children; also Two nicely furnished
bed rooms. Apply to clarksburg Livery
Is Sales Co., i03 Rear First street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-22

FOR sALE-Fnrm Of 575 acres, near Ohio
river and two railroads, large orchard.
good land. also honse and lot in Little
Hooking, Ohio; good opening for hotel,
or nice residence property. Mrs. F,
Knowles, Coolville. .oaio.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-22

IoR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
! for light housekeeping to parties with
out children; refrigerator In kitchen !:
use Of bath; private phone. Apply ut
iiB8 Locust street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-22

FOR RENT Three rooms. nicely furnish
ed for light housekeeping, TO parties
without children use OF bath and
phone, ave minutes walk from court
mouse Apply at 105 Virginia avenue OF
call Bell phone gill. n
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FOR RENT-Two furnished sleeping
Fooms; use Of bath and phone, close
to B. go. depot; one s. and one -
iTer month. Apply at 51S WernigerI
Street, Glen Elk.
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BE Yep Want q
Buy r cal Estate at
YlolIu|lIlOE,|!IlIRIig|s2!
sT0 NEWiAI PAR i

Near new ia orias, Ne Is
have a good 44rooln COT
nicely finished, on lot 40 ISL
200 feet thai will rent for I2
per month y See this pro
y and make g YOU, owlls i noe
1T must be sold for cash.
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply at l1 q.
West Poplar street. Bel phone il7s-a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-22

FOR sALE-A farm Of 30 acres, modern
chard, berries, etc. One mile from, rsii.
r road town. Also farm Of Tai-o acres
20 acres cleared, balance IN timber. roat,
water. bearing orchard. six miles from,
railroad Glow price. Address .'Owner.,.
Box 08. Rowleshurg. ". Va. - j
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
for MISUNDERSTANDING. to parties with
ont children; centrally located. Apply
1T 7lo Mulberry street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-22

FOR RENT-To man and wife. one large
front room. on second floor and con-
yenient to kitchen and back porch; all
Of two large rooms on first floor. with
rrivate nth IL desired. Back porch en-
trance Call any time, 446 Lee street.
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FOR nENT-House Of six rooms with
modern conveniences; possession at once.
Apply at 52S West Pike street, or caliI
Bell phone III.
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WANTED his elianeous

HOW is THIsi Prof. r. N. Donahugh
! n Son, Commercial Hotel. sewing ma
chine and organ repairs; tiifity three
have been In Ciarkshurg three months
and viii stay until October Is! ADJUST
ting and cleaning, 81 to e. It doesn't
make and difference how soId your ssewsl
Ing machine is or what kind. we'll make
" good as new or no pay. Telephone or
pairinR done I'm Your own homp.
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COR SALE:-::-farnls

DAIRY AND STOCK FARaISFor rent Of
sale. 40 acre stock on the Ohio river at
washington bottom, fully equipped with
all modern conveniences; Ebarns, silo,
water plant, etc. Will lease for term Of
years With option to buy. Possession
October 18th. See manager and owner Of
Wabash Farms, Washington, w. va, so
head Of dairy stock for sale.
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FOR RENT October list, attractive seven
room house at 100 a.: Phllippi street,
splendid cellar, well and laboratories
in bed rooms. $500 per month. Can
Harvey F. Smith.
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FOR RENT-Four rooms with use Of
bath and phone. Apply go Locust street.
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by -spirella Company, Inc, one
lady to represent us in Clarksburgl ana
nearby territory Permanent and pro-
sTelegram ONCE. NJ |
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FOR RENT-rhree upfurnished and three
Street, Glen Elk, Bell phone 411.J.
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FOR RENT-on furnished room for gen
atleman only. use Of bath and all mod
efn conveniences. Apply Mt No. 3 Tim
herlake Court. West Main street.
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WANTED lady, permanent and pro,
Y ntableS position. Blsinssss Of your. own.
Reference required. Addrets "A. C. ST.
lrcare Telegram once. II
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FOR RENT-one furnished room to men
only; centrally located. Apply at io3
] Mechanic street.
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SO WEEKLY, easily made without inter
tering with your regular employment.
no capital. We furnish everything. Al
dress Silver Sales Co, Dubuque. iowa.
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; use Of bath and
phone, five minutes walk from court
house. to parties without children; 1913
Mechanic street.
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FOR RENT-six rooms and bath. Apply
at 400 Jacobs-Prunty Building, Main
street. 5f. 5s''E5i
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FOR RENT-Nine room furnished house,
on Locust street. Call Fred Fordyce ut
Hazel.Atlas Glass factory, or call ut 740l
Locnst street, after 9 p. m.
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FOR RENT Two nicely furnished rooms
Tor light housekeeping. AMY mt 721
Locust street Mrs, Harry Windsor.
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FOR RENT-Two nicely Furnished rooms
q for light Housekeeping water and range
able parties only. Apply at 3OS Bird
street. Glen BLK. Bell phone s1s-J.
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FOR REST@Two- story frame house, in
Broad Oaks at moderate price. Inquire
Robert Shuttleworth, Firth floor Ein-
pire building.
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FOR RENT-Four rooms and bath in, at
GIL West Main street. $500 per month,l
water rent paid. Inquire OF T. Il. wi.
iiams, Bell phone 131i-R
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WANTED Bargains in second hand auto !,
mobiles; roadsters preteffed "A Addtess|
5R.i O. Box 215. City. ffSff Z n 80 Z
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FOR RENT--To a respectable coioredI
family without children; three rooms
with bath, gas and closets, in base
ment OF sos Monticello avenue; rent
reasonable. Apply at Leyy's Cigar Store
S32 West Pike street. y