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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-06
MIGUEL sABINo. sastrsrso lta9ana

POr el vapor frances que Hegara 4 este
puerto del 3 al del pr0ximo NOviembre,
espero recibir un complete surtido de teIaa
de gran noyedad para traies de cabaIIerOs,
10 que tengo el glsto de paFticipar a mi
numerosa y escogida clientela para que con
tempo oportuno puedan escOger el que
mas sea de su agTado.
En- 10 que respecta calidad buen gus
TO, este 10 tiene acteditado ell establecimi-
entO desde su fundaci0n, todo cuanto po-
dE1a decir esta probadO con hechos desde
que Sc abri0 al publico eata casa en- esta
ciudad.
Como va 10 tengo anuaciado otras veces,
Ell que quiera vestir con elegancia Y barato
puede hacerIo pagando la pequefa suma
de SI.20 nor seYnaTa
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On h0nDT8 h0RTa1O.

Senior Editor Sirvase informAE BuE lee
torres que 81 me escriben confidenciaIme
les mandare ppF corTeo en- c8rta Bellada 81
plan que segni b por 8l cual obthve eli festa-
blecimiento peFmanente y ConnpaCto de mi
Halud vigor varonil deSpp6s de- amos de SUI
frimientcs de debilidsd nsTVidsa, pefdidas
nouturnas parties d6biles atrofadas.
No eB mi idea conseguif dinsro de nadis;
fui robado estafado por charlatanes hasta
perder La fe del genero humane, pero, gtaOias
Dios, estoy ahora bier vigoroso fuarte, y
Son deseo de hacer conoceF & todpg egte rome
Clio Cierto de CuraFEe.
\ No teniendo NADIA que vender nj que On.
visy @. A D., no deSeo din0ro.
DiEsCCi6n; ID. Brant, Box DolHay, Mich.
ZEE UU
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Mr.. PACK HAYNES.

Ha embarcado aver para Venezuela, es-
te distinguido senior, que estuvo en- San
Juan algunos dias, y que representa- una
importante casa americana de Pianolas, de
que Sc ha ocupado la prensa dc San Juan.
e.ueda representando al sefior Haynes,
doIt Mario .Geigel, para los pedidos no.
ticias de dicho instrumento cuyo anuncio
ha sido publicado Dor la Correspondent
cia."
Buen viaje deseamos al sefior Haynes
quien Sc promote volveri pronto 4 San
Juan.
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La ORQUESTA De "COCOLIA"

La orquesta del sefior Cruz (Cocolfa)
TOGO anoche un bale en- la Colonia espafo-
la de Bayam6n.
Tocard esta noche en- la de la Carolina y
mafana Martes otro de artesano en- ell mis-
mo pueblo. Ell microbes, Sc gun anuncia=
mos, esta contratada para tocar en- Union
Club y ell jueves probablemente, en- el
Club Hostos, de San Juan. -
Sepropone, ademas, obsequiar la socie-
dad 'Libertad Borinquena" con motive del
mensaje de saludo que 6sta le diriiiera.
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GUERRA INEVITABLE.
Castro aggressive.

Los dltimos telegramas ponen de mani
testo la gravedad del conficto franco-ve.
nezolano.
Por 10 visto result6 que las mediaciones
resultaron puros anuncios
Lo cierto es que Castro esta armando (
su ejercito hasta los dientes y que busca ell
apoyo de Colombia. La infeliz Colombia.
Adelante pues y no hay que apurarse
mientras haya en- la Gloria Cruz Is el
mas 'grande surtido de cuellos, camisas,
telas baratfsimas, camas colchones
La patria ante todo.
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MOT!CIAs De- MANATI
(De maestro cOrrespQasa1 Sr. Vald5s. J

T. we ft@eStfo cOTTespQHsGt Or. KGtdes.
Noviembre 4-Por correo interior he
mos Teclbido una atentaI aIcarta de los sefio-
res Iaboas hermanos en- la que nos par
ticipan que desde el dia de hoy, han esta-
biecido un servicio diafio de eoches entire
este pueblo ell de CiaIes Y vice-versa al
fnfmo precio de IS centaYos asiento. Da-
mos las gracias los amigos de referen-
cia.
Con pesar hemos sabido Ia muerte
acaecida en- Espana de La respectable DANA
dofia Adela Lynn, madre del Director del
'.Boletin" a quien enviatnos el testimonio
de nuestra consideration mas distinguish.
Contin1a meior do sus quebTantos
nuestro amigo ell padre Llauger.
---El policfa Morell, muy estimado aquf
desearfa Sc le trasladaseIa este puesto nue.
vamente:
LA familia del ilustrado doctor Bias
ques, saldra para San Juan en- brege
"
LA TIENDIFA.-De y! lECREHARRIA
--kSzzG Principal dt fdIo del AgatntG-
naient0.
Efectos para caballeros, Isefloras nif1os
ROpa hecha, artfculos deuuincaIla p otros
objetOs de arte. Efectos reIigiogOs q 81
melor 6lulce en- aInnfhar H.
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] INDICAllR GENERAL

CONSEJ0 U a 4AS 6al1DFs rtes - zsi thrabe calmante
ae asehora Winslow debe usarse rd cue loS nifios
estan e periodic de II den c0hs ay6borcioha alivo
Immediate al peru@no pacicnte l,Fsas un sucho ma
rnra tHanquio pAYa ei doior 81 an gelto de5piera
uy vivo alegre. As muy agradRble al baladar calma
n nio abanda sus encias, alfva dolores haee ia
Giles les fnciones del est0mago Eega los intestnos.
Es 81 meor remedio coHocido para a diarrea yh pro-
aenga ssia de Ia denci6n de cuaq1isxa otra Eausa.
Tsnease mucho cuitldo en- pedir ei iataba GnIanGe
de v Sefora Winslow' es el meioE de Godh6
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PARA sENoRAs NINAs 7 NINos.

NO ha visto ustea los magnficos trajes,
blusas, kimonas, sacos guarda-polvo, ena-
guas camisas, cubre-corsets, trajes para
nifas nilos, etc, etc, de telas de hilo,
hechos en- nuestros propios taIleres2 Aun-
que los precios que vendemos son muy
m6dicos no hacemos NADIA de pacotilla.
Nuestro extenso surtido comprende des-
de Is blusa mas sencilIa, hasta los ricos
traies adornados con fipos encajes, calados,
bordados, ete.-Ihe Porto Rico DrdsCg
York C Embroidery Gle Fortaleza.
San Juan.
En- egta imnrenta q yende Dapel "a ne
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRIC0LA
DE PUERTO RICO.
SECCTON DE AHORROS.

ImpOsiciOnes sobre i6retG: Desde 1925
4 81, 900 devengaran intereses al 6 por 100
annual.
ImpOsiciones. 4 p5Gso flo: Desde 5000 en-
adelante deyengaTan nteres al
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.REGESO De DOS
SEMI. is.

Con motive de las eIeCGiOnes para
AlGaIde de NueVa York, que So
yerifiCaTan 81 I del prDKimO No.
Viembre, eI COmite C0njuntu de-
Ia legislature del EstadO que
entiende en- Ia Investigation de
las SOCiedades de SegurOS ha
suspendid0 Sas sesiOnes haSta
deSDueS de eSa feCha.
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a AIlnOr Ianas

Sc PADECE De ESTA EFlFERMEDaD porqae naaa hasta
OPERAOIONS QUIRURG
Gas PLAsE0S ~ mara
ytlogo
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En- estR imprentR Sc Vende papel de pc.
riddioo vieio S2-O0 quintal
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lei "Almendares'' di-
ron bien desarrollan-
pero esto no obsta
que la tercera chase
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Nueva: York, :Octubre 81 de 1905.
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nlat6 un buen 'spa-
zquierda Esta juga
|. pues La bola iba bien
field; este le valio
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-08
REMAINS OF RUDOLPH SPIN.
NER INFERRED IN FAIRYlEN
THE TRAGIC MANNER IN WHICH
HE CAME TO HIS DEATH.

The remains of Rudolph Spinner
were inferred at Fairview cemetery
This morning at 1890 o'clock in the
presence of a large number of sorrow
ing friends and relatives.
The manner In which Spinner came
to his death was both strange and pit
iful. He was employed at the dairy
of Albers Bros, in Old Albuquerque,
and some time Wednesday evening he
fell headlong into a vat, in which he
was washing milk ans Unfortu.
nately, Spinner was a victim of epi.
leptic fits. and although no one wit.
messed the accident, II is presumed
that he fell into the vat while over
come by one of THESE fits, and was
drowned. The body was discovered
yesterday morning. Life had long
been extinct.
The deceased was SS years Of age
and a brother Of Mrs. J. Korber, Mrs
Herman Butcher and Mrs. L. NJ. AL
bers. The disease with which he was
afflicted vas the result of a kick or
the head from a horse when he was I
years old.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-08
STOLEN TOOL CHESTS
HAVE BEEN FOUND
Discovered by Small Boy Last
Night Near the Third
Ward School.
ONLY ONE OLD SAW LEFT

Another move by the bold thieves
who made off with the chests of car
penter tools belonging to A.. c. Bowen
and 5. X. Motley, occurred last even
ing. which again demonstrates that
the soft shoe men" are exceptionally
daring.
After |concealing the chests and
their contents during the day in a
place which the police failed TO 10.
cate, the marauders. under cover of
darkness las night, reached the hid.
ing place, placed the chests on some
sort of conveyance, and moved them
to Fourth street to a point close 10
the Third ward school. Here they
forced the locks on the chests and re
moved the various implements. 1'ney
then made of, where, no one at pres
ent knows.
A small boy who happened along
discovered the chests. RecollectinE
the story which appeared in the Even
ing Citizen, he proceeded to put one
and one together, and with the deduc
ton thus made. hurried 10 police
headquarters with it.
An officer was dispatched to the 10
cality, and there, sure enough, were
the chests. Except for an old saw
which evidently the thieves did no
care for, the chests we're empty. TIL,
chests will be turned over to tn
owners. The police are working dn
igently on the case and will exercise
every effort to run down the thieves
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-08
JENEz AOT SPRINGS STAGE LINE

Carries the United states mall
only line with a change OF stock en-
route; good rigs, horses and drivers;
rig leaves Albuquerque every Monday
Wednesday and Friday at s a. m. For
particulars, address W. J.. Trimble q
Co., agents, Albuquerque, n. NJ. or j.
B. BLOCK, Proprietor, Perea. n, NJ.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-08
JOBS OF AN AGENCY
PROVE FABULOUS
Police Here Forced to Care
For Many Men Who Get
No Work at BeIen.
STRANDED FAR FROM HOME

A d%eplorable state of affairs is re-
sulting in this city and at other places
between Albuquerque and Belen. from
the work of the Lewis Labor agency
at Denver. Colo, which is daily send
ing large number of men in this d.
rection where work is promised them.
but which, If the statements of the
men are authentic, they do not find.
The police of this city are having
their hands full caring for many of
these unf|ortunates, who, IL is neces.
sary to take into custody on tne
charge Of vagrancy, as in most in.
stances they arrive here penniless.
The Lewis agency, it appears, Is
hiring all applicants, and sending
them to the Belen cutoff, where work
is promised them in their various vo.
cations. For these fabulous jobs the
applicant pays the employment agency
the sum of 81.
Yesterday in police court were
three men who had walked in from
Belen, after ascertaining that there
was no work there for them. One OF
them informed Chief McMillin that he
bad been sent there by the employ.
ment agency. Another man, William
Temby by name, reports to the police
that he was also made a tramp as the
result of going to Belen with a Lewis
ticket in his pocket. The ticket o.
Temby's bears the following:
= = = e = = . = 8 . . a . 4.
= Lewis Labor Agency. 1919 Sew
> enteenth street, Denver, Colo,
q December 2, 1905.-No. 1872.
TO Be Retained by Employer.)
* Name, William Temby.
Hired for, Sharper,
As, Grader.
Near, Belen, n. NJ.
Wages. S1.75 to so per day.
tBoard, $3.50 per week.
Report in office. Z p. m.
Void after December, 2. 1905.
= " a = q : 4 3 q a + = = = . = q . =
IN, aue,,,- lfo4aa an, +bp bopk n
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-08
POLICE COURT

Three men were ushered before the
bar of justice in police court this
morning. One OF them vas a suspect
arrested in connection with the theft
of the carpenter chests at the new
Romero building. He was discharged,
there being no tangible evidence on
which 90 hold him.
Frank Lyons pleaded guilty TO be-
ing intoxicated. Your honor plead
ed Lyons, 81 am in feeble health, the
condition OF my lungs being bad. |
am scarcely able TO walk two blocks
without resting, and | wish, for this
reason, that you would be ~lenient.'
Lyons was unable to give Chief
MCMilliu any good reason for his
ability 10 be out all night on a drunk,
but as his appearance did really back
mp the mans assertions. he was told
by Judge Crawford to hit the road,
unless he wished TO serve five days in
Jail.
W. j. Gooby had a disfgured mouth
which indicated that some tippling
companion had handed him a no gen
/ tie punch. He pleaded guilty 10 in
to%Xication, and was sentenced "a
either pay s. or work on the street.
as many days. He did not have the
five spot.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-08
,JORDAN'S CAPTURE RESULT
OF INTERCEPTED LETTER
hus Obtained and Followed by WeII-KnOwn
Man Chasers Baeged a Most ImpOr-
tant Criminal.

20 back there the letter runs in
one place, and in another it says, My
Dos has sold his cattle to the Indians
az Fort Defiance, and l am now night
cook in a big restaurant. l am now
writing on the lunch counter. Don't
show Mary this letter, poor girl, she
has trouble of own. Tell my friends
that you heard from me, and they will
no the rest. | am in Gallup, Old
Mexico, and will probably be with you
by Christmas. 1 MIST get money
some where. If | can't get money. :
will get killed. My nerve is all that
I have left. If I don't rob this bank
and get enough money, | will come
down there and rob a bank there
The letter is of great length, and
of great value { the authorities as II
contains evidence it would take
months to gather otherwise.
The story told by Jordan to the ef-
feet that he is a Master Mason is no
now believed.
Jordan is still confined at the coun-
ty Jail. hut the local authorities ex-
pect to receive orders to take him tc
Indian Territory this evening.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-08
TWO INTERVIEWS
JOINT STATEHOOD
TIA. RiOrdan, of Flagstaff, Says
He is Opposed to
JOinture.
ARTHUR G. WELLS IN FAVOR

T. A. Riordan, president Of the Ari-
iona Lumber and Timber company,
who is in the city on business and
pleasure combined, stated this fore
noon that if congress does not pass a
more binding bill on the joint state
hood question than an enabling act,
the people of Arizona adverse to the
two-state measure have nothing to
fear.
II would bet 500 that there is not
a person in Coconino county in favor
of it," said the man who is at the head
of an institution that has at least
1000 men on its pay roll.
"All we want" continued Mr.. Rior-
dan. lis to be left alone. If VI can't
get single statehood we don't want
any, and we are not particular about
that. | believe that it would be just
as well if we waited a few years till
we are better fitted for statehood, and
| believe then it will come TO us with
put a struggle.
I'VE Arizonians are willing that
New Mexico should get statehood
we would like to see you get it, but
we don't want to be tied up with New
Mexico"
But what do you think of what the
president has recommended that con
gress do in the statehood matter?
was asked Mr.. Riordan.
We'll, | don't agree with the prest
dent" was the answer.
Then Mr.. Riordan admitted that he
didn't know why the people of Ari
IONA were so opposed to joint state
hood, but he was sure that they were
not prejudiced.
1.-The company of which Mr.. klordaI
Is president is the largest lumber
concern in Arizona. Their mills are
located at Flagstaff at the foot of the
San Francisco mountains.
The Difference of Opinion.
Sitting in the same circle of chairs
with Mr.. Riordan at the Alvarado
was Arthur G.. Wells, general mana
ger of the Santa Fe coast lines. The
Santa Fe owns more railroad in Arr
IONA than a. other roads doing bust
ness in Arizona put together. The
interests OF the Santa Fe in Arizona
are larger than the interests of an!
one concern, except, probably, n o
two large mining interests doing bus
ness in the southern part of the terri
tory, and what Mr.. Wells has to sa.
on the subject Of statehood is Of n,
little consequence.
The fact that the corporation o
which Mr.. Wells is general manager
has interests equally as great in bot
territories, gives nor weight TO an.
statement made by him about any
thing that might affect the %prosperit
of the two territories, either for bet
te ror for worse, than probably an.
other person. And this is the opiT
ion:
81 think the president handled tn
statehood matter ably. 1t is a matte
entitled to deep thought. The que
tion of state government is one tha
should always be considered from a
economical point of view, and it look
to me as though joint statehood wOul
be the more economical for New mel
leo and Arizona"
Mr.. Wells is a mar of few word
and always speaks to the point. Wha
he has to say about the statehoO
matter should receive due considers
tion from the tax payers OF the teri
tories.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-08

dications are very much at
United states marshal's Of
ade a more important cap
arrest of Thomas Jordan.
/. T.. bank robber. than at
,sed. The indications are
a murderer as well as a
n. and that he is a much
L.. The discovery that Jor-
ed in Colorado for murder
through a letter written by
e at Gallup, TO a woman
an Territory, with whom
arenqy been on intimate
rot thought to be his wife,
stated yesterday that he
nd five children at Vinita.
vas intercepted at Vinita.
very poor hand and OF
lnguage. and between has
Of crime and love-for he
idelity to this woman-he
of stuff. which would in
The eyes of the pos
,,.es for sending obscene
ough the mail.
low in Colorado who | cut
ut of has died and | can't
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-08
ULTz FELL OFF
TER ST. BRIDGE
off in Darkness and
|. TO the Ground
Beneath.
ID PAINFUL INJURIES

Shultz, an aged man re-
North Walter street, had a
last evening from death or
aiming him for life. as the
fall he took from the Wal
bridge.
ad been down town, and at
de hour started for home.
alking along in a reminis'
with eyes cast downward,
little heed to the bridge
We in sight, and over which
pass. 1t was an everyday
for Mr.. ShultZ to cross
ure. If he had glanced up,
r.. Shultz would have observ-
e was not headed directly
)ot-bridge path. Still ne
l.. He reached the edge oil
e and stepped into space.
hud he landed at the bot.
itance of between eight and
He sustained a fracture oil
rm at the wrist, a long cut
ce, which required severa'
and other painful bruises
an rendered medical aid
Shultz did not break hi:
rack in the fall is a fac
should congratulate himsel
= will not he able to WORK
days to come.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-08

CHOICE RIO PUERco HAY. HAY
AND GRAIN OF ALL KINDS. THE
CLARkVILLE PRODUCE CO., 602
SOUTH FIRST STREET.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-08
A BIG REDUCTION
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE OWN,
ERS. ATTENTION.

Learnard & Lindemann announce
IA reduction of 40 per cent on all dol
lar records for the improved Victor
talking machines. This reduction
means a great saving Il the owners of
Victor talking machines, and will en-,
able every one 10 acquire a valuable
collection of records at little cost.
Learnard 4 Lindemann have nearly
1000 new records. You are invited
to call and hear them.
Remember that the largest stock of
Victor talking machines in New Mex.
leo can be found at Learnard & Lin.
demands. They will sell you one on
easy payments. Ask about IT..
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-08
in Mad Chase,

Millions rush in mad chase after
health, from n extreme of faddism
to another, when, if they would only
eat good food and keep their bowels
regular with DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, their troubles would all pass
away. Prompt relief and quick curt
for liver and stomach trouble; 25c at
any drug store; guaranteed.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-08
cousin KATE" TONIGHT
MISS ALBERTA GALLATIN AND
HER LIVE COMPANY AT ELkS
OPERA HOUSE.

Miss Alberta Gallatin, who appears
at the Elks opera house tonight in
Cousin Kate has had a career OF
which she may well be proud. Since
the day of her first appearance on
the stage. her rise to the top rungs of
the ladder has been gradual and very
appreciable. In the earlier years OF
her life on the stage she demonstrated
to the best actors of the day that she
was possessed of wonderful talent and
ability and she had been a member
of the profession but a short year I'M
til she began playing the leads with
such people as Booth and Barrett,
Joseph jefferson, Mrs. Fiske. f. II,
Sothern, Richard Mansfield, and Thos.
Keene. She was the leading lady for
each one of the latter three gentle
men, an honor for which thousands
of actresses have striven without sue
cess.
PUT IN YOUR GLASS TO KEEF
OUT THE COLD. SEE HUDSON.
THE PAINTER.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-08

Try Blue Label jams, jellies and
preserves, az Conroy's.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-08

Subscribe for The Evening Citizen
and get the news.
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The agency states on the back Of
this ticket that it is only liable for
the fee. which will be returned when
work cannot be procured. It makes
no provision. however, for returning
the unfortunate to his friends.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-12-08
VVe

Offer to supply you with anything In
our line, at prices that are fair and
square, and we are now making
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06
LoDaxNe-KousEs FOR SALE.


8 Eddy ST.. cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming-houses, Hotels md
All Kinds OF Business Chances.
70 rooms downtown; up-to-date house: the
rent is cheap: well furnished and has big coun-
try transient trade: never should clear less
than $500 per month the year round: dissolu-
ton OF partnership reason for selling.
So rooms; new. modern. elegantly furnished; ;
pie: be had at bargain; part down. bal
mace can be paid out of house; make offer
80 rooms. clos. m z; good furniturs and and car; ar
clearing 500 every month and can be in
creased by taking transient: fine condition.:
IL rooms beautifully furnished In best of
oak. administer and velvet carpets. hair mat
tresses; makes nne home and clears some
money besides: will be sacrificed.
75 rooms: full OF the choicest furniture and
carpets; beautiful new building; choice Ioca-
u cash. balance easy terms at s per cent
per annum; call for particulars
go rooms. elegantly furnished; grand new
building fne location: all full and clearing
$500 and over above all EXPENSE to be sold
at big sacrifice on account OF sickness in
family.
% rooms: rent only 500: central location:
well furnished and clearing SS5 to S9t ne.
month: will take $3.50 cash to get in
4s rooms: thoroughly respectable downtown
over IS per room; you can clear $3.50 to $500
per month; location can't be better; ALWAYS
full; TO be sold at bargain. account retiring
rs rooms: ene location: IA rooms newly fur
nished- III unfurnished; fne opportunity for