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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-14
THE OUTSTDE Market.

The dominating influence In. the outside
securities market to-day vas Northern Sc
The extreme pressure brought 70 bear ON tails
stock In the CLOSING hours Of that DAY. was
seiins orders were In evidence thror ghout
ths seesion. which De pvessed the psice ~ per
cent from Thursdays nnsl GALE. ~ ,rsnisd
Saasntiy siys Ssy fS. sS.Ip trs.i u
Sesys snd Snl sn prSss 3s Pom
over . per cont, while In few cases the loss
anounfsd 10 as per cent. :. =
allowed decided weakness. there were consd.
ersble oherings Of this sock pear the clcse
ynsS Sssssd ~ Fer Ssaf S.S% s lsss
a. !iSht o5Esr,n:s lost ,sA Pst can't e n =.
far strens 18th In iAaa vssk's dsalneA va1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-14
Business Troubles.

A creditors petition in bankruptcy has
been. fled against Abraham Rosenthal and
David Cohen ,Rosenthal a. Cohen). manu-
facturers OF clothing at 7i2 broadway. and q
receiver has been appointed They owe
more than $4,000. ID s----' . =
Ephreim b. kiots. . physician. Of ls7 Nest
Forty-seventh street has hlsd . petiton In
bankruptcy with liabilities s22,i's and nominal
Arthur Etherin stnn. actor and formerly
Of Herbert 4 EtherinSton. msnsseIs Of the
bankruptcy, liabilities, Sio.loo.
Judge Dayis Of the supreme Court has APP
Pneumatic' Torpedo and Construction Com
many of rs. Cedar street on -the application
Il vas ssssed that at sesI 90 S VI: psid
10 the company by the United States Gov
crument and that all Of Il has been paid out
except s5, 400. which has been deposited
subject TO arbitration between claimant t.
Theodore s. Darling Is president Of the
Louis f1s.henbcre. halter at 200 Delan cey
street, made an assignment yesterday 70
Morris SeiH 20 u =
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NON.MEMBER BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement of averages Of the banks
of this city, Brooklyn. Jersey City Hoboken and
Staten Island which are not members OF the New
York Clearing House Association. but which clear
throue b vome Of the mo mbcfs. Is - follows; '-
Apr1n II. Apng4 Changer.
Ina dis - uvs S7f sSi zoo S7s 0O0 Dec. $4,000
Circulation .xe1 30 l.bNUU Dec. ee.c0
Net deposits N.0o7.5Oo H.0i.e go Dec. h,iW
Deps with Clear
ing House Ats 7.to+.eo0 s.05pioo Dec ezsSW
Deps with banks
and trust Co.'S. 3.212 f0) J,O4O9o Dec Ioo.ouo
LeGItendefsa end
bank notes.. <,16 800 S.BSI, I0o Inc N.@
Specie. ."....... SosIVo S<1s'oo INC 1o''9oo
Total reserve SIT GO 500 500 Dec. 80. 900
Reserve reod. :. 3i.0i6s15 1900. no Dec. S.s2s
DeActt 1887 SIS S2.e<S 900 Inc. e6si as
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Anxiety Of shorts 70 cover IN May And July caused
the rise In cotton The situation not materially
easnseS yne,; he GnSn Be t.srn
less than that. But the trade at least the market
Sn' pe e pS sn
anxiety Of shorts 70 cover too strong 70 Dc con
cesed The Livsrpool EXCHANGE Wa closed but
and the crop movement was moderate: Clique
brokers bought openly, but probably sold on bal
Bonham N. T-I.-"we arc 5000 bales behind las,
and Sss'op stock 70 c sss year
estimated 70 come In $50 to 200 bales against 100
Hiilsboro. Tex.--stock verv light. but expert
increase In receipts from accumulation during I'm
Paris TsxE-Stock here 10 day s.5ie. against
i.iee received from this date last year iaSa ss e.,
% % eans iSsr
s.:s s:s::s i, Dur q? ss ssse nee e !:
Isolated cases where high water has prsvsns 81
s ssS :fn'' E.s s ss sss s's sass kp
ocs 70 'f. o su .s The ne fsrm.fs have made
splendid progress In preparing for the new crop:
Inc land Is IN The worst condition We hay, ever ever
f fhe p @:s ,,o% sosos as
and and stains, Reeeipi: in North Ts5. WIN not
ayersEe better than strict good ordinary to low
Paris. re..--My idea Is that there Is not much
difference In stocks now and this time last year
in our TERRITORY. Prevailing prices have induced
our farmers TO hurry their crop to market: ee0
the need Of money In north Texas WAS further
inducement tn hurry sales. Considerable progress
mas been made toward the new crop during the
week. and at this writing planting u going on
Satisfactorily"
oOO bales which Is about rs per cent. less than
last year There about 400 TO 500 bales ye! In
farmers hands In this section. I did not close
up last year until May, but am winding UP now,
as the cotton here Is about all sold. Preparatons
vet time 10 catch up. I hear complaints from
many parts Of the state Of scarcity Of labor.
T. Sales $50 bags Maracaibo. Futures advanced
points on some months eSt rsscsed Srd s'n sed
Ham6urg were closed: American w.rehouse de.
nveres last week. loo. t,s bags, against oslI " @s
Ks res: receipts 10 600 bags stock, <se oo0 exchangs
receipts 1900 bags; stock, ioo4, 600 Prices here
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, April I3..-The statement OF re-
ceipts and expenditures Of the Treasury shows:
90 Thfs Day This Month. Fiscal Year.
Receipts "a, ZOE III tie.t74oN SAL 5e5,0oS
Expenditures n.. 2.s2s 900 100000 sS.O4,fT
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balance (def.) .o.lao ~

SUBSIDIARY o01rRANTD9. -
The SoutAsm PsdnS cSpPssy rsposss foi TIE
penses o. tks San Ansohi9 and AransAs Pase RSN,
wsy and the ella Valley. Cob and Northern RAM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-14

acqvidtion Of . minority intersst in the
stockof the company purchased.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-14

Nov, Ysrk stock Exshssss 1aies, April -.
eiesuo tsiczs o. rrrrso sfArss Dosss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-14
silver Ter Philippase Cesnase.

WASHINGTON. April l3.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury to-day purchased 800. 900
COINAGE The silver is to be delivered
at the Philadelphia Mint within ten days
The price is SO cents per ounce.
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wheat advanced o fraction early In the day under
the stimulus Of further buying Al the West A..
Southwest. covering by nervous shorts and light
ofycriurs ST. Louis vas strong, supposedly on
the weather news. and the Southwest bought at
chicavo Bu, a,sr on va nHSsh' ~, y mS a.
mand and liquidation By recent buyers where
upon prices weakened and closed at . fractional
net decline for the day. Armour was supposed TO
Se ,,.dn{ !h,ouss Bartlett, rIs,ier Co w and
closed and foreign statistics In some cases WEI .
missing. u was reported that Droomhall made nc
worlds shipments $4,000 bush against u. 20 900
last visible supply @ sssS
Of nour and II, 'oo bush. Of wheat. Corn was
nrmer on the early strength OF wheat. poor trad
NJ: light . Sss' e :nd none O. eo.
primary receipts were eoo bush. against ise 600
last year The seaboard cicarcd 81 100 bush. The
Visible increased 2.0D bush. Oats were nrmer,
visible and vei weather caused covering. Chicago
Srmsr rsceap,s we're Sssco bush and the clear.
fIops. ~0uls, md steady. sales. 1000 eb..
is6s bbis. and it.7ce sacks. Winter 10 bbs: Super
nne. g ,oes, ~ No ss,... c',sSs1S' s,es ar
.:'.a NJ; S ;;S; 4: ss: :'';ss S
oorrox spo, cotton here advanced Is points.
NssnE pp!s i.r. no sui, i ,
sss,ns, iise' southern SPOT markets .ver. gen
's : !. S s 4.s Va, !. oss closed
e.r S Sss:.s.: estimated %. n''' ass ""'
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Rises sharpiy-Preminent New
Orleans and Local Operators buy.
ing-Spot Markets strong and Higher
slight Changes IN Grain-Armour
Reported Buying Wheat-Cshee Quiet
Provisions Ffrner.
MONDAY. April is iRAIS-wheat-Spot
was steady. Sales 10000 bush. mainly for
ex port here and at the outports. No red
in elevator, 10. over May: No. Northern
Duluth. SIC over: No. I Northern New York.
$40 over. Northwestern receipts were
aiI cars, against Sol last week and 1888 last
wear; Chicago, 81. against IS last week and
lower. Sales, 2,oOo.O bush. Prices as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-14

Oats were quiet. sales, 1900 bush. No. !,
Unchanged. May, $50, Rye was steady; No. .
western, s,Hes4,5c. c: Il Buffalo Car s lots
10000 bush. mainly Tor export here and a the
outports No. mixed In elevator. sSac: No.
changed 10 SIC. higher sales, 5000 bush Prices
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Of this security which has been caused by
the court decision that has been rendered
Assuming that the very. worst that can
happen does happen, namely. dissolution
of the company, holders OF Northern Securi-
ties stock will receive. according to the rule
laid down by Judge Thayer. the same stock
that they originally deposited with the
company: and the original depositors who
have sold their Northern Securities stocks
to new poesessors will simply pass along
their Northern Pacific or Great Northern
stock to the stockholders Of record At, the
time OF dissolution. This rule may. 1t Ia
true, be modified by later legal proceed
ern Pacific and Great Northern stocks may
be apportioned: and the winding UP Of the
company may take some time, - II did in
the case Of the Standard Oil Company.
But in no case can the value Of the original
stocks concerned be destroyed, and 1t In
admitted by all that this value Ia now greater
than II was at the time OF the formation Of
the Northern, Securities Company. Neither
Ia il at all likely, a Historically supposed
10 Wall Street to-day. that there will be any
Government proceedings under the Anti
Trust act directed against any other rail-
road companies than those interested In the
present case. Tia Government can be
depended upon at this juncture to do all
that 1t can to sllay trouble. Wall Street
was not In . mood to remember to-day.
but ths fact 10 true, nevertheless. that the
merger proposed In the Northern Secun-
ties Company wsa IN extreme and not q
typical instance Of the kind. large share
Of the railrosd combinations that are now
In peoples minds were made prior to the
Enactment of the Antitrust law. while
II, IL very doubtful u many others ooms
within the purvtew Of tbs hw, - the CON
! troll &cruired was Obtained by the mere
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07

E~z. Dayfon N1rs-Tl Ass rttu--s4 -
her ho-e q. - Hrsn. she slsfsrf -
parentz. M a. zEr= ;. c. Eflsk akE
here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07
HORSE IN COURT.
Ownership of Make 8" Is Much
Sought After.

J. II. Allen versus Alfred Gallagher, is
the title Of a replevin case pending in
the city court. This case involves tho
ownership and title of a running mare
named Flake 3. The animal was en-
tered in running race for last Friday.
AT the fair grounds. but WAS repleviucd
by Allen. the plaintiff. on tae morning OF
the race Il seems that this mare is
well known in the courts o. TIE si'oining
counties.
Mr. Allen. in his AFFIDAVIT for rcplss-ip.
places her value az S.eco .Alf,eI Gala
CHER. who resides at Deer Cre>s. Grant
county. oklahoma claims % be me
owner Of the mare. and VII make a
strong fight for her poss 49, n. S;se ia
said to be very swift ANIMAL. AMI cost
Mr. Gallagher :i.sUo IN each. Th~re IS
much disappointment among the horse
men that Flake = was not ne..lit:ed -
make the race. a. il is sid that she
was sure of first money.
Messrs. Adams & Adams are counsel
for the plaintiff Mr. AlIea. cr-l HcssrS
Bentley & Hatfield viii represent, thc
defendant. Mr.. Gallagher. II ne nscza-
time repIevin bond for S.,%1 takes she
place OF the marc. nd the alan,iT.
Mr. Allen. has shipped the an'r-s' 70 lis
home in Wellington. Horsclaea IN ihe
city are showing 10 little iu.e-.s; III this
a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07

pz-v NJ xz5ss Is Eakiaz the srip IL
isrs AZ Topeka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07
RETURNED THE NICKEL.
Woman Paid Car Fare She Owed for
Six Months.

Here is a nickel that belongs 10 the
street car company" said a woman on
the West Side car last night. Last
spring while / was in this city | gave one
Of the conductors a dime for my fare
and he returned two nickels. l did not
notice il at the time, but I did after 1
had taken the train out of the city
This is the first time ! have been here
since and / have been waiting for
chance to return it
The motorman TO whom she handed the
nickel lost control of the car and nearly
fell out Of the vestibule, but finally
gathered himself together and thanked
the woman. He says that in all his ex-
perience in street car work that was
the first time anything Of the kind had
happened to him. Frequently people
forget to pay their fare and pay it the
next time they happen to be on the same
car. but never before was one known TO
remember a debt Of cents for six
months and while living in another city
However. this woman was a grey-haired
lady and just the kind of a person from
whom such a thing would be expected
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07
WAS BADLY INJURED.
Santa Fe EmpIoye Received Broken
Leo.

Oscar Paunce was badly injured and
several other employees of the Santa Fe
warehouse narrowly escaped serious in
Jury last evening about o'clock by the
falling of q heavy iron sirder. The right
leg Of Paunce was broken just above the
ankle and he received several bad bruises.
His left leg was sprained-
The accident happened while about
twenty employees OF the warehouse were
IN the act Of transferring a big heavy
iron girder from the freight house TO
car. 1t weighed about 1.5Oc pounds. As
the girder was too big to permit loading
II in the car through one of the side
doors il was necessary load IL from
one of the small openings at the end
One iron girder had already been placed
In the car and the employees We're loading
another. In some manner the one lying
on the floor of the car fell over
Most of the employees saw the threaten
ed danger in time and stepped aside. Not
60 with Paunce. lie was standing partly
against the girder when il fell on both
his legs. Fer q time Il was thought that
both limbs were broken. Later. however.
after the ambulance had been called
and Paunce was taken 70 has home on
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07
SCIENCE SETTLES IT
DandruH is Caused by Germ Tha;
Sans the Hairs Vitality.

Il is now a settled fact that dandruH
is caused by 8 germ. Falling halr and
badness are the result Of dandrEn- Dr.
e J BeardSley. % Champaign. III. got
hold OF the new hair preparation New
bros Herpscsde-;he only one that kiils
the dandrur germ. He says. I used
Herpieide for nv dandrsT and falliag
hair and ! an wen satisfied Sith the
result Dr. J. T Fugste. of Erssna. H..
saws: 4 have used He-picide for dan
drur with excellent results ! shall PR
scribe II il NV practice" HerFicics kills
the eandrir germ Physicians as vel
as the general public say SO Sold b
leading druggists Send ioc- in stamps
for sampse 10 The Herpsof3s Co. Detroit.
Nich Moore Drug c.. special agents
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07
COLD WAVE COMING
WEATHER MAN PREDICTS THIS
FOR WICHITA.
Supposed 10 Follow the High Winds
of Yesterday.

A cold wave is the prediction of the
as sequel TO the high winds OF yester-
day and the day before The weather
man also predicted showers for last night
and they came. SO people have increased
confidence that the cold wave will fol-
low He does not say how cold II will
be but simply says it Will be colder and
gives his reasons for saying it. Yester-
day mere was a low in the northwest.
centered at Havre, Montana-the lowest
of the year. The area covered by this
depression extended southeast and touch
ed the northwestern edge of Kansas
The extreme depression of this low caus-
ed high winds and a general disturbance
all over the central west. The low is
moving in this direction and is followed
by a falling temperature. At Grand
Junction Colorado. yesterday the mini
mum temperature was IS degrees. at
Helena q, degrees. at Denver IS degrees,
at Quappele Sc degrees, showing a fall
over all the west and northwest. The
temperature when the thermometer
stood at the lowest point yesterday was
So degrees in Wichita and vicinity.
Not only the weather department but
the local weather prophets have been
predicting a cold wave for several days
and the average Wichitan is expecting it.
The weather man does not say just how
cold it will get but thinks the fall will
be sufficient to cause the people of
Wichita 10 ransack their closets for those
winter wraps they stored away last
spring
Rain began falling at ten o'clock last
night and the shower lasted nearly an
hour. Showers were general over the
west yesterday and high winds were re-
ported from almost every section. AT
AmorilIo Texas. thunder storm accom-
pa MED by high winds. heavy rainfall and
nail was reported yesterday. The sched-
uie for Wichita today is fair and decid-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07
CAUSES MANY ARGUMENTS.
Canadian Money Is Worth Full Value
in United States.

There are few people" remarked an
East Douglas avenue merchant yester-
day, who are aware that a Canadian
quarter or dime is worth its full value
wherever presented
only yesterday" he continued. "a
man came into my place of business and
made purchase. I gave him his change
consisting of a quarter and a nickel. The
quarter was a Canadian twenty-five cent
piece He wouldn't accept it. 1 tried TO
explain. but the more 1 tried. the firmer
he became convinced that I was trying to
do him He thought. Ike most others,
that a Canadian quarter is worth only
about 20 cents. l finally gave him an
other quarter and he went away salts
fed"
Canadian quarters. as well as all other
silver money OF the same country, are
redeemable at the banks for their full
value. Not many people are aware Of
the TACT. and for that reason many argu-
rlents result when person who is aware
of that fact attempts TO dispose of Cana
dian money to some person who is igno-
rant on the subject
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07

This guarantee bond i plain and sim
PIE and It positively assures YOU that
when you commence the Mi-o-na treat
ment you ran absolutely no risk You
simply deposit sc for a box OF this
fesh-forming food with G Gehring and
Il after using f. you do not feel that YOU
have been benefited. you go back 10 his
store and he viii return your money
without any question or argument
II is true fesh-forming food com
bined with elements that regulate the d.
gestive organs and remove congestion
and irritation from the stomach. liver
and inteStines Mona viii restore
firm. healthy flesh. I'll in the outlines and
give a pleasing plunapness and SYM
rnetry.
Begin its use today with 6. Gehring's
guarantee to refund the money II Mona
doe not do ali that IS claimed for H.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07
A JOINT MEETING.
r. A. A. VIII Enjoy Speeches and
Music Tonight

Tonight the Fraternsl aid associations.
Nos. i and - VIII hold free open
meeting il Harmony hail on East Doug
las avenue They have arranged q Sc
lect program OF music. recitations and
speeches and invite all who are later
ested in fraternal insurance TO attend
Dr. z. Is. Lawrence OF II Dorado. known
as the "Demostheaes OF the Walnut.
viii deliver the leading address OF the
evening. DR.. Lawrence has reputation
as q speaker. and those who attend are
assured OF hearing something they viii
enjoy. Several other Addresses viii be
delivered.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07

South Laura avenue. DR.. Purdue said
that but one of the mans legs was brok-
en-. The break is in bad place, though,
and 1t will be some time before the in
jured man can return to his work
Oscar Paunce is married man. about
IS years old. He has been in the employ
of the Santa Fe several months.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07
WILL GIVE GUARANTEE BOND.
G. Gehring Gives Signed Agreement
That Mi-o-na Costs Nothing Un-
less Ii Cures.

Mi-o-na. the remarkable iesh-forming
food AID cure for dyspepsia, has won i'm
mense popularity by the unusual way in
which il is sold.
With every soc box Of Mi-O-na. G. Gch-
ring gives the following signed guaran-
tee bond. assuring the purchaser that Mi
o-na costs absolutely nothing unless ii
increases flesh. cures all stomach troubles
ard restores health.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07
GUARANTEE BOND.

I hereby agree 10 refund the price
paid for Mona if the purchaser tells
me that II has not increased flesh and
given freedom from stomach troubles,
G. GEHRING.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-07
SPECIAL WAS HERE.
n. u. Nudge Passed Through Wichita
last Night

H L Nudge. general snsnsEer & ths
santa Re -SflTszG. was > = schltz Tis-
gso- last evening for shert tine H
= On rs WY for TIP through Texas
On TIE Panhandle divlss9z q the COR
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-15
ROOMS WITH RoARD.

hCH D, SuS
ROOMS WITH mann
.>~>~>>>o~,~o>>o
LOCUST St. 2sso-Larse front room. with arrt
| @- goa.o-
LoCJsT; sls7-weli-furnshed single room:
'irs.-cLass ooaEd'
,d L0 Ss ST; 22ii-Hali room, large and airy
- ea.tl
c6 L9C ,oS 81, ae4s-well-furnished rooms and
LOCUST St, l4.i-Ro,1I ana r1--,---,-i.i,,,.
accommodated. Mrs. NJ A Thomas.
| LOCUST St. 3lla-pieasan, roo,,S- -Ir.sSiny
LOCUST ST. sl45-Niceiy furnished front: also
| LOCUST esso-Warn rooms .,c.iIsnf h,3,r5
ana 5z service: reasonable. kinloch c SIS
LOCUST St; .2s07-Desirsble second story rooms
'.--ee .4o.e, Us. service: all eonyenienees.
| front. side rooms; good board. cut rates
| LOCUST St 2eS-N,ceIy furnished nom GOOD
board; hot BATH furnace. sas reasonaSe '
LOCUST. s.60-cieaa comTorIat7e rooms, home
! Ike: excellent board; couples: SIC per week
second door southern expoHT Fi sooTd
| good home cooking
| LUcAs Az. sIII-Z1c.I, ,--ri.,oi -oo,,. vii,
board: table harder, 'S AZ ''isHe' fO'"'' "'"
LUCAS Ave 54,;-ReaIfIf,i f-o-,, -o.,.1 With
alcoye: frst-class boa.d
LUCAS Ave 55io-weIi-furn7.6eI -eco-5-.,o-y
front ind other rooms. good hoard ' >
LUCAS Ave 3l0G-NiceIv furnished room
good board: hot bath gas; resemble
LUCAS Ave siI3-NicaIv fur,isbo5 ,bI,-I -,,1o-
front: all convenisnces. hrst-class 0oarc
II;CAs Ave -Yicei,, ,,,--ist.I 800 80.
board; all modern conveniences; gentlemen.
T-C,s - .oe- H-,,,I-.
rar!oTs; also seceond-story rooms St,b bHar5
-. -, -
meeting rooms single or en- suite NTH a'6 had
reasonable
LUCAS Ave s!II-secoD5- .-o-v ----, so,,i,s-,
.xposn1e baih and ali tsTtts; beir
board; reasonable.
LUCAS Ave s5sI-TaTca y-o-. --7-,- 6s..
board; single beds. telephone: ali conyeniences;
suIlaos tor tNo or thfee gentlemen.
LUCKY ST.. 5S2iisA-Room and board. for
young lady' IS per week.
,, LmcKT S.: as;sAaRoom and board II gen.
terms reasonable
MCPHERSON Ave. 4,ss-Room and board for
-
MCPHERSON Ave- 4255-Front room. with
Frst+Giass ooaTo southern exposure: private
-. =: -,---
MADiSCN S,-.-2oonl and heard in private
27:7I 500 - 5i5I - 49,; =.
-, :. aF S''4-f'oo1i ana ooaFu TO-
,..o ,.-----,.I-
.oIH,hsr e,TSeI,r WIZ" 0'afu'
49, :, -, - -,
MAPLE Ave; sts-Dtsirah;e rooms with ooaro'
-1'' - He-se
MAPLE Ave, 59!o-Two front rooms; hrst-c'ass
sosabis "
~ - - -.
1900 ~, 81 at, III Gil! ior price, -
80 p -, e -
,,5 boatf npiyate fsmiIv ''' iN'4' '''A'
---- 800 -Y $50 80
MARYLAND Ave 455lA-With board. large
rom rom Ion. opeIlng on p'ira,e na,song: a!so
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-nISSoLRi AZ. I9lo - hesiHt secohu-i"uf
MORGAN St, i2ol.-Nlcely furnished rooms.
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MORGAN 81. sl0'-NeTiy furnished rooms,
MORGAN St. fS0-NtGely furnished rooms; all
49,
MORGAN St, tlo6-Sicely furnished rooms;
southern exposure good board
MORGAN. $3.50 Cvandeventer HoteD-Nice,
large furnished room, with cafe adjoining.
or four gentlemen: good board: special rates.
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MORGAN. 5e55-Two new southern 'front.' rooms;
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MORGAN st. acknowledgements secon1-s,oIy
'front.' with alcove also single room; oest ooard