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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-05

ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, Jan. 5.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500; no Texans; market strong; beef
steers, s2.s5@6; stockers and feeders, s.. so
@37O cows and hetfers, $2.25@4.10; Texas
steers, 81. s5@3.9O; i COWS and heifers, s21o@
S.15. Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market Be higher;
pigs and lights. $4.50Q5.40: packers, s5@5.40;
butchers and best heavy, $5.25@5.45. Sheep
Receipts, 1000; market steady; natives, $40
@5.50; lambs, s5.5097.I5; Texans, 1894.
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BOSTON MINING SHARES. Tan s-mos
ARIZONA coppERs.

] Attic It was Thought that the Warren De-
velopment company would do nothing for a long
time they are now going to put drills to work
on their properties as soon as they can be OBJ
tanned The Arizona market suffered slight
break in the eastern markets caused by the
speech of Mr.. Schtf. There is rumor afoat
will absorb copper property in Globe, Ariz
Should 81 this be the case it may mean big
thing to the holders Of stock In Calumet &
and all offerings are quickly absorbed. !,
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MIDWAY HORSE MARKET Minnesota Trar

fer. St Paul, Jan. 6-Barrett & Zimmerman
report demand for drafters and farm horses
holding active; many outside buyers in the mar
ket ana the movement strong. Receipts large
and Of good quality. All commercial classes
closed at the following values: Drafters. extra,
common to good, $is5@16o; farm mares. extra a.
$16O@17o; farm mares, choice. $135@17o; farm
mares, common to good, $110@1S5; drivers, ex-
ira, S150@250; drivers, good, $125@150; delfy.
cry, choice, $1s5@175; delivery, common to good,
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Jan. b-Butter firm.
creameries, 17@25hc; dairtes, 17@22c. Eggs
steady; at mark, cases included, 1s@2sc. Cheese
steady; DAISIES, dsei twins. 11A @1l%c Young
chickens and springs, II We. Potatoes Arm: Bur.
banks bank and Rurals, S4@65c; red stock 62@e5c.
a5,lb weights, 7@71Ac; IS to lob weights,
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firm, receipts, 1920; official prices, cream.
cry, common to extra, 17@2ec state dairy,
common to extra, 16@Ac; renovated common
to extra, 151a QHc; western factory common
to frsts, 1914 @1sc; western Imitation cream
cry, extras 2o@21c; frsts, 1s@1ec. Cheese,
strong; receipts, 679; state full cream small
lac; state full cream, small and large, colored
and white, October, best, 13A Q1shc; state
full cream small colored and white, average
colored and white, average BEST late made,
12Ac; state full cream, large colored and
white, fair, late made, 11A@11Nc; skins, full
e.6se; state, Pennsylvania and nearby, fancy
selected white, 38@34c; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby, choice, 30@32c; state, PENNSYLVANIA and
nearby, mixed extra, 29@30o; western finest,
selected &c; western frsts, 26c; southerns,
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OMAHA L1vEsrocK

OMAHA LIVESTOCK, JAM. 5.-Cattle-Re
ceipts 1900; market steady; native steers. $3.50
@2.40; stockers and feeders, S250@4; calves
$2:5oQe; bulls and stays. $3.50. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, $500; market &c higher; bulk of sales.
steady: lambs. s7@7.50; sheep. $4.75@6.25.
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PROVISIONS
nnou1s

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Jan. 5.-An advance
OF 5Q19c In the price of live hogs caused an
pork !. was up &c at $14. Lard was up 21hc at
~ .621a Ribs were DC higher at $7.55.
Lard, January, $685. May, $7.6ah@f Is; July.
$772H: Ribs, January, $40; May, 81 IS; July,
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n. a rREAsnRY sTArEMENr

Chicago exchange, selling rate, csc premium; ,
buying rate, 35c premium; London sixty-day
sight documentary exchange $4.S11a.
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TRICKS IN ALL TRADES.

IUWH IUpICS.
Amicus-So you really do read books
that are sent to you9
Reviewer (busy with paper knife)-I
Oh, no; am just cutting the leaves SO
that the editor will think have read it.
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THE FLOUR MARKET
SOME IMPROVEMENT REPoRTED-PRICEs
SHOW NO CHANGE.

The market is without important change,
altbo the tone is little weaker. Improvement
Is noted and the volume Of business, while not
large, is equal to the daily capacity Of the
mills now in operation.
s. Shipments, 2397S barrels.
First patents are quotab1e at s4.5o@4 60;
second patents, $4.4O@4.50; first clears, $685.
S.75; second clears, $2.45@255.
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ffcial receipts for the past week are as fol-

Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western. q; Chicago, milwaukee, & st. Paul, I;
Minneapolis & St Louis: 8; Chicago. St Paul,
Northern Pacific. u: 500 Line. i: Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific. l: total. u.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTUCK, Jan. 5.-Cattle,
receipts, 5000; market steady; native steers, 81
@6; southern steers, $25O@4. 30; southern cows,
$2@325; native cows and heifers, s2@4e0;
stockers and feeders, $S@4.50; bulls, $2.259
$50; calves, $5@7; western fed steers, s3.75@
$50; western fed cows, $2.50@4 Hogs, receipts,
1000; market 5@10c higher; bulk of sales,
$515@5. 80; heavy, 81; packers. s5.15
ceipts, 1900; market steady; 'muttons 81 5o@
6.10; lambs, $6@7 go; range wethers, So. 50@
$50; fed ewes, 81. 5O@55O.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, Jan. Seattle
ceipts $500; beeves, $3.65@6.25; cows and heif-
ers, $1.5O@4.75; stockers and feeders, $25O@
10000; market &c higher: estimated tomorrow.
$4,000; mixed and butchers $515@5.45; good
heavy, $5.80@545; rough heavy, $515@5.25;
light S5.15Q5.3 30; pigs $4s5@5.25; bulk of sales,
$5.25@5.4O. Sheep-Receipts. 5000; strong;
sheep, $4.25@6; lambs, $5@7 80.
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KANSAS orrv GRAIN !,

KANSAS CITY GRAIN. Jan. 5.-Close-
Wheat. steady; May; soBe; July; 1870; Sep
7s@sOc: No 2 red. 90@91c: No. 8. $4,000.
Corn, lower; May. 4Ohc; July, 4Osse; cash No.
mixed, 39A @9e1Ac; No. 2 white 3eAe; No g.,
3915c.- Oats, steady; No. 2 white. 31@S1%c;
No mixed, 8O@3Ohc
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LONDON CLOSING sTooKs. 1an. CON.

bullion, $50, $50; gold certificates s4s e29 no
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Jan. 5.-consols
for money, S9A; consols for account. S91h: Ana
conda, 12A; Atchison, 94ss Atchison preferred
10e; Baltimore & Ohio, 116; Canadian Pacific,
17sA; Chesapeake & Ohio, 66N; Chicago Great
1851 Dc beers 17sz; Denver Rio ar an 49, SO:
Denver & Rio Grande preferred, 3d. Erie. 49A;
EEe first Ias sly Ere second
York Central; 1856; Norfolk & Western. s7N,
Western, 52B Pennsylvania, 7sN; Rand Mines.
reading sseeaf preferred asss p ss
ferred, 1os; Southern Pacific, e7M; Union Pa
cifc, 154; Union Pacific preferred, 1o1;l unfted
States Steel, 43A; United States Steel preferred
s sGsM W ~ 21h Wabash preferred AZ
Bar silver steady, 20 1a.1ed per ounce.
Money, 2@2& per cent.
Short ahe bs Of the he, open market
Of ,s discount IN the open market for three months
BOSTON MINING SHARES, Jan. 5.-clos,np
prices, Yesterdays market: Adventure, 6@6hc;
a ae ~ @SN Atlantic, ssa2s%s; @ Bingham Aa
Copper Range consolidated, sh@siA: oi9 4aly
M n III lA ISLE Elm Elnnh River @ Frank
4A@b; Green Consolidated, 2eM@3O; Isle
Royale, 261a; Mass, tO@10A; Michigan, i6X
o Msaa%t 1885, ga f RsRao 1a ssF
island. asSM Santa nf f. s& zSaSs sh aheat
1$o ASKED GS 1873
pany eigs United States Mining, o 45& as SS
5aa %e7srn sietG saH % %s;ot
IN; NJ. c., 4A@4h; N. B., S2h@89M
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Flour, receipts 81, bss brls; sales $50. Steady
but quiet. Wheat receipts 10000 blu, sales
$4,000; opening higher on firm cables and light
Argentine shipments. Wheat broke sharply un-
der realizing sales and bear pressure May. 925s
@93 1-16c; July, s91a @s9Ac. Rye, nominal;
No. western, 74c c f New, York. Corn re-
ceipts 1873, 676 bu; dull and no transac tions.
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sUPERLATIvE.

Your papa ism T as nice as my
papa is. =
He's nicer n that; he's as nice as
You think your papa is.'
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UNITED COPPER COMPANY

The United Copper company, having set aside
out of the net earnings for the year 1905 the
entire amount necessary for the payment of the
regular dividend on the preferred stock during
the year 1908 e per cent amounting to $500.
oO0), has declared a regular quarterly dividend
of IL per cent on its common stock. and an
extra dividend of y per cent, payable Jan. 81,
1905, to stockholders of record Jan g. 1908
Transfer books close Jan. s. 1906, at 3 O'Clock
pm, and reopen Feb. /, 1906. at 10 o. clock N,
F. AUGUSTUS HEINZE, President
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lower; No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 90@93c; track,
! 94@e4Ae; May, seq @seYc; July, s1Rc; No.
| track, 43c; May, 42Hc; July, 43Rc. Oats, firm
No. 2 cash, sec; track, 3214c; May 31A @32c;
No white. SS1ho, ~. u. 8. -
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-.----- DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets.

p WHEAT RECEIPTS BY ROADS. JAN. 4. ,
Milwaukee. %; Omaha Z; st. Louis, z:
Great Northern. 1876: Northern Pacific. 81: 500
Line AZ. -sl- Z. = -4Fts4
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MILWAUKEE FLOUR AND GRAIN, Jan. g.
Flour, lower. Wheat, weak; No. / northern,
S5N @sehc; No. 2 northern, 5s21a @s41ac; May,
SIC bid; puts. s7M @ssc bid; calls, ssMc
asked Eye aFn No. q e7e Barley dull
steady; standard &c. Corn, strong; puts,
447sc asked; calls 44Wc asked; May, 1870
Slyod = .. ~
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WINNREG GRAIN, Jam. b.-January wheat

W1NNIPEG GRAIN, Jan: 5.-January wheat
s01sc, closed at 79Nc; July at size, closed at
sOTc. Cash close: No. i northern, 751ac; No.
2 northern, 73c; No. 8 northern, Tie; No. 2
white oats, Bic; No. barley, 35c; No. 1 fax,
$10s. Receipts: Wheat, 149s cars; last year,
Is cars. .-.st-,@ ,,&z.l'aElA LIZ asSs5Eg
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TOO CAREFUL,

TOO CAREFUI.
Skinfint is very particular about
his language
"Um: It's so polished it slips up on
the truth. -
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hog prices opened lOc higher than yesterdays
average and closed 1O@15c higher. Receipts
%ffss assy g2sS Fbsss ssassa s0S
Common to- fsir s5 $685. good to Choice
$Si5@5s:2o; heavy, fair. s6o5@61o; good to
HegsS7s, IS lbs 1925; s., ao2 lbs, $500;
lbs, $500; s., 2l4 lbs S. %; Sc. go lbs, s5;17hi
g. = !? $780, sc i's *?h hss ass '9'
ssi 90 ,I ISs 81 s. 100 So,l lbs 81 & lbs
CATTLE-Receipts light, demand strong for
beef and butcher stuff. Some good Montana
hay.fed stuff among arrivals: Prices for killing
stockers and feeders generally steady. tho mar
ket not as active as former days of the week.
Bulls about steady Veal calves and mich cows
lbs s,o ss75; 1'1so lbs ss75; 2 ss5 ies So; l,
Butcher Cows and Heifers-1, 1920 lbs, $40;
4. 10y lbs, $40; IS. 1,147 lbs. 1910; $. 1922
r. s2so Ss $780, es sS7S ios hslG ss5 ss
| 5, 1870 lbs, $3.50; /. 1890 lbs. $40.
Cutters and Gamers 1850 lbs: 81 .2s; !.
1850 10 'G lbs, s. s SIS i lDs sss lbs ss
Butcher Bulls 1,2s0 lbs. $3.50: l. 1870
lbs, $500. 1, 1880 lbs. $3.50; 2, LOGS lbs,
$50; = 1se lbs. $5sS; s. SO iSss $3.50; e. 10 IL
|
Stock and Feeding steers-1 1,15o lbs, 81. %;
Il sss lbs 80 (. 81 lbs ., s. ss e25
ee4 rs $751; !; ;oao l6s; $2:75 I: SO lbs, ss.s5;
s sse Ib eeyg sna Hstfs 9S Sse lbs s22S
Stock and Feeding Bulls, 1,136 lbs, $2.35;
/. 800 lbs. S2.10; l., 600 lbs. S2.1O; 1. $40 lbs,
! Sits. -
u Mich Cows and springers-2 COWS, calves
| $50; cow, $35: 1 cow F$27 so. 80 T..
| @SHEEP-Receipts moderate. String Of weth
ers sell on contract at So. 80. Prices generally
steady. Demand strong for sheep and lambs
90 Killing Sheep and Lambs lambs, 80 lbs
so lbs, $3.50: s Gull lambs, SO lbs, s5.35; q
wethers, 1852 lbs, $5.35; 719 wethers, 123 lbs
$3.50. -
Among the shippers On the market were 2
Bates, Menomipie City; W: E. Watson, St
Hutchinson; J. N. Lawrence, Litchheld: NJ Con
don, Clara City; Frazer Brothers, LAUREL Mont.
L. Lekfeldt, Billings, Mont; Stedman & Co.
Verndale; h. K. Hogmeister. Rosemount; ].
Berger, Mountain Lake; CHM e. o., Candy
Christensen Brothers, Lake Benton; AZ. aBoeg
man, t. Peterson,a Golden ;lrF. Nelson; Sleep
: Eye; A. B. Johnson, H: PsmAnderson, afNe'
Richmond =fF .5a 9EfF51 ~
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NO. INDEED.

Fort Worth Record.
widow
What is that9
There's nothing green about her. !"
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Ten TO FIFTEEN
GAINED TODAY
HOG PRICES MOVE UP, ON MOD
ERATE RECEIPTS.
Beef and Butcher Cattle in Good De-
mand and Stockers and Feeders Gen
orally About Steady-The Market Not
so Active as Earlier in the Week
Sheep Receipts Moderate and Prices
Strong.

South st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 8. ESTIMATED re-
ceipts at the Union Stock Yards today: Cat
tie, 400; calves, so; hogs, 1890; sheep, 1,6OO;
horses, Is; cars, II.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. 1. 1905, to date, as compared with the
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Washington, Jan. 5.-Today's statement of the
treasury balances in the general fund.- exclusive
of the $3.50 100000 gold reserve, shows: Avail
able cash balance, $143 2O4. $50; gold coin and
bullion $S5, 179,659 gold certificates $4S 629 No.
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Jan. 5.-Cattle
900; hogs, 400. Hogs, &c higher; sales, IS,
$3.50 Cattle, 10c lower; stockers strong;
sales: beeves, 1e. LAO lbs, $3.50; IA, 1920
lbs, $3.50; IT, 1900 lbs, $3.50; cows and heif-
ers. 10, 800 lbs. $3.50; TO- $50 lbs, 1925; S.
1,O20 lbs. $3.50; stockers and feeders IA, 76o
lbs, So; 49, $40 lbs, S3.4o; 10, $50 lbs, SIS. 80;
calves and yearlings, s. 430 lbs, $2.70; IA, 800
lbs, S2.25 10. $50 lbs. So. 80. -
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NEW YORK METALS, Jan. 5-Lead and col
per, steady, unchanged. :

NEW YORK OIL, Jan. 5.-Petroleum. steady;
refined. all ports, 1851 coo. = :,
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NEW WORK. snnAp ANN corz

NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE. Jany K
Sugar. raw, strong; fair refining, 8 8263Hc;
centrifugal, ee test 8 21-32@3X; moIasses
5.4oc: powdered. Assoc; granuiated,s 4.7oc. COT
fee, steady No. Rio, shc. Molasses,, firm;
New Orleans, 90@3Sc 70 s05eE1 = - :
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RANGE OF WHEAT PRICE IN MINNEAPOLIS
THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES


No
corr,
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Jan. b.-Beef
steady. Pork. steady. Lard, firm; prime west
ern steam, $7.75@7S5. = = - :
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ACTIVE BONDS AND CURB STOCKS

Total Sales, 1919, 300.
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Wall Paper.

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ROOMS PAPERED. 20 per cent cheaper
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Help Wanted-Male.

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WANTED-Man on dairy farm. Inquire Mr.
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wANTED-One head waiter, city walters;
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Dentistry.

EXCELLENT PLATE q 5o. 49, ------------
s. extraction included), German r,1rceis n
nllins. 81; porcelain. crown, $3.50; 52k e-oid
crown, Si, silver I lings Soc
Je5-u DIR VAUGHAN. I0l2 F.
CUT-RATE DENTISTRY. THIS WEEK a.
SET OF TEETH. $50 Gold Crown, former-
ly SO. now So Fin *, 50c. All coustIIfe-
uons and extracting 4 5sGlEtely free ARNTY
AND NAVY DENTAL PARLORS, COR TT'H
AND II SIS. NV. E...-suCe. SAG + St. Phone
9ldLn .9-t-A1- rny30-3Ot
TEETH WITHOUT PIT 5--To extracting
no pain. look. feel. act, ana last longer than
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painless nlling- DR. J. l. WILSON. 1908 :
ST. NV. ruv27-s0+
FIRST-CLASS WORK. LOW PRICES-Set
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hllings. 81 up; silver nIIlngs, 50c up; work
guaranteed: no pain DIR. GEO. L ED
MONDS, SO r ST NV uy27-30t
The Washington times., 1906-06-06

TWO furnished front rooms. s. and S per
month; gas and porcelain tub seG John Mar
shan place NV. 1e2-6t
The Washington times., 1906-06-06
For Kent
Furnishez Rooms

FURNISHED large and small single or fat:
Eeasonable. 81 81 NV JeS-3t
FOR RENT-One nicely furnished room. 1IIs
l0th ST NV jes-3t
NEATLY furnished room on bath room noor-
iCJ ii NV. 1e6-3r
Jos VI ST NW.-Second front, large. well
furnished room; two; light housekeeping.
TWO LARGE furnished second-story. front
rooms. adjoining bath complete for light
housekeeping. SIS. ll43 9th nv. je6-5t
ONE FURNISHED front loom: bath same
Moor suitable Tor two gentlemen 10u 7th NV.
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SUMNER RATES. second-story room 70 =
lady, delightful location 1877 Harvard 81
nv. near 18th 81 cars Je6-5t
FURNISHED room adjoining bath; house an
screened, ~ North Capitol 81. je5-3t
NEAR Dupont circle, four rooms on first
moor nicely furnished for housekeeping S.
per month. l6ls 18th st. je5-st
5l5 II NW.-Two second-hoor rooms. s. and
SO per month jes-st
NICELY N ELI furnished rooms. board Il desired
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LARGE and small, cool rooms: summer
----9- -o-t "A s. NV jest
/ FCItNIsliED. large, bay-wIndow. front
rooms ~ Indiana ave nw. 5eg-3t
Us NEW, YORK AVE,-cool and comfortably
1 -.'sIel rooms. ilrst and second foOrs tran
slents accommodated ies-S.
Or RENT-Comf0rtable. pleasant rooms
80 80 sl'1 S-''5 per week ~ Sth ST. NV
SECOND FLOOR. newly furnished rooms
WIN M.lh breakfast; gentlemen preferred 1881
Ie3-5t
LARGE 1rOnt room. nan rooIa adioI1IoT-
completely furnished for light holsselsar,i-,.-
III Mashingtun circle 1e5-5r
TWO very nicely furnished rooms. Igbf
L.,--7SASs - Ssb4lSs EJGHs couple terms reason
1D-e- ~ 4st ST Sc ic5-sr
FURNISHED TWO c0mmunl eating ro0-as T7-7-
Fate Daths south front as G 81 ne Stan-
sga. lax. 4-6ilt housekeeping. 5e5-2t
ONE hall room; price. sac. one large room.
- 81 81 NV TEST
TWO furnished front rooms IITht bC7----
AeeIins ~ x ST NV. te5-zt
lo5J new JERSEY AVE. NV.-F0T b------
heeD-ng. Two or three completely 11ru.-1e /
rooms. cooking gas references jest
FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms seco-I
moor gas. porcelain bath. gentlemen. refer-
SASs given 4418 FeEnEylvanla ave. nv.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, IS 10 40 Y7-
seLl!e1ien- LI4 uth 81 NV JEST
FOR RENT-Three furnished: ught house
Aee2lng. Adults 90 % ST Sc Jest
FOR RENT-FurnIshed complete Tor bou-4-
heeplAB. three connecting rOOms: also . con
meeting rooms; SIS ssI . st NV. je4-st
FOR RENT-Large cool nicely furnished front
room 1909 6th 81. NV. lest
FOR EENT-Four furnished rooms two CON-
munlcatins rCGnls and double parllr sIIlB 6;
81 NV. iei-st
Gu 9Th ST. NW.-IaIge furnished rooms
$50. s. week; FOR housekeeping. jes-st
FOR RENTING furnished rooms, / on third
floor. 1lII II ST. NV Ias-sf
SUMNER RATES. delightful location, 1872
Harvard St, NV. secDnd-st0ry room near
three car lines ia9-a-
vANTED-To rent. four furnished rooms
private house, responsible party that vili
keep premises absolutely clean, no children:
references essential terms moderate. Can sun
t1l St ie2--t
TWO furnished front rooms, s. and IS Der
month; gas and porcelain tub. SeC John Mar
SHAH place NV. 1eo-6t