THE ST. PAUL I 1822 15th St. N.W. I
No. 6—5 rooms and tilth $60.75
No. 11—3 rooms ami hath 40 00
THE TUI.ANE (2109 18th St. N W. I
7s"o 43—5 rooms and bath $60.00
THE ROCHESTER (1438 Meridian FI. NAV.I
No. 5—5 rooms and bath. . . $55.75
THE LEUMASS (1201 0 St. NAY A
No. 405—5 rooms and bath $553)0
THECLIFFBOURNE (1855 Calvert St. N.W.)
No. >■ 6 rooms and bath
CHAS. E. TRIBBY. 519 Dint. Nat. Bk. Bldg.
« 6670.
ATARTMENTS, ETC.
I HIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY The Siege of Lexington, Mo. BY J. CARROLL MANSFIELD)
_ * -to WUTHure Newspaper Syndicai^
lIjOLW)WINC HIS VICTORY OVER THE FEDERAL jj] T _ TA|{| . L c XtMCTON . LITTLE GARRISON OF HOME GUARDS WASRE'N- SEPTEMBER 12 1861 THE CONFEDERATE
f T tSSST SSS OSTH E R SR WO LAID SIEGE TO
STERLisC PRICE. CONFEDERATE LEADER AND . oTtHE STATED MOLISTtHE .LL.NO.S “IRISH BRIGADE ' ToTcL^
FORMER GOVERNOR OF MISSOURI. RECRUIIEO ™ T TO TO®* COMMAND AND UNDER HIS DIRECTION tmCKmmmMJL DIRECTTONS TOBL«X«Y
HIS ARMY TO ABOUT 20.000 MEN AND BECAN “L° WH'CH CAR " ,EO T 0 STRONG EARTHWORKS WERE ERECTED AROUND FEDERAL ATTEMPTS TO RELIEVE THE TOWN.
MARCHING NORTHWARD THROUGH THE STATE. rHAT PLA CE FROM WARRE bBU COLLEGE ON MASONIC HILL-
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APAKTMKN I S—l NH KMSHEII.
i ContlnnedD
ATTRACTIVE; IDEAL F6'R COUPLE;
a.m.i.. entire 2nd tlonr. privatt- bath; partly
furnished if desired: very reascviahle. Adams
6134 _
1617 15th ST. N.W.
New beautiful -urner apaftment. first
floor. 4 rooms and bath. ani l. venl, o S6O.
