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victiOn Of the other two men is a long
step in advance. There was really
nothing in the evidence to show that
Crosby actually did give rebates to
Thomas or the clerk. Neither was there
any doubt that Thomas actually did
secure rebates from the Burlington,
Crosby's road. The trouble was that
Crosby could not be connected person
ally with the act.
1t viii be said that because Crosby
went free the others should also have
been acquitted. This is equivalent to
saying that if all the guilty cannot be
convicted none should be. And that is
a very. erroneous view to take of the
administration Of justice. In any event
it will be quite generally conceded that
II there we're no shippers who solicited
rebates no rebates would ever be given.
Railroad companies are not in the habit
Of gratuitously giving away consider
able parts Of their income. They do
not go TO shippers and volunteer re-
b0tes until the practice of granting re-
bates has become so common that they
must give them in order to secure any
business
The original rebate grabber was IN
doubleday the Standard Oil company
The agents Of that corporation went
to the railroad companies anC clam
ored SC vociferousIy for special privi-
leges, playing one line against another
threatening to favor this line or that
unless concessions were granted, that
they were at last given all they asked
From. that the rebate system spread to
other lines of business until, in recent
years. the anti-rebate lines nave gotten
no business except the business that
could not be otherwise routed.
The conviction of the Kansas City
rebate grabbers viii have a tendency
to clear the air. While it must be ad-
mitted that the ends Of justice viii not
have been fully met until some rebate
sivers have been convicted, neverthe-
less, the convictions will make all rail-
roads very careful If rebates could
be stopped entirely. and we believe
they can be stopped, every shipper will
have a fair chance. The published ia
riff will be the only tariff. The big
shipper and the little shipper will stand
on exactly the same basis.
That is a contamination earnestly to
be desired. and, under the new rate
bill which seems destined to be enacted
into law. the interstate commerce COM
mission will have authority, subject to
court review, to establish rates that
are fair and reasonable to all who may
be concerned.
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DECORATION DAY.

Next Wednesday, May 50. is regarded
by every veteran of the Union army.
and by many other citizens OF this re-
public, as the national Sabbath. be-
cause it IS Decoration Day, the day
set apart for a tribute of appreciation
to the members of the great army of
the nations defenders who have an
swered the roll call on the other shore.
It is most fitting that one day in every
years should be devoted to this pur-
pose. The men who fought for the
preservation of the Union are entitled
to it, and all the people should join In
making the anniversary all that It
ought to be.
It was on May ;, 1858. that General
John A. Logan, commander .n-chief OF
the newly organized Grand Army Of
the Republic, issued his first Decora-
ton Day order The order is more than
a mere formal military paper It s
an eloquent tribute TO the memory or
the men who gave their lives for their
country. After designating the day and
stating that it was set apart for the
purpose Of "strewing with flowers or
otherwise decorating the graves of COM
rades who died in defense of their coun-
try" General Logan went on:
we should guard their graves with
sacred vigilance. All that the conse-
Grated wealth and taste OF the nation
can add to their adornment and Sc
curity is but a fitting tribute TO the
memory of her slain defenders. Let
no wanton foot tread rudely on such
hallowed grounds Let pleasant paths
invite the coming and going Of rever-
ent visitors and fond mourners. I,er
no vandalism of avarice or neglect. no
ravages Of time. testify to the present
or to the coming generations that We
have forgotten as a people the cost Of
d free and undivided republic.
If other eyes grow dull, and other
hands slack, and other hearts cold in
the solemn trust, ours shall keen II
well as long as the light and warmth
Of life remain to US. Let us, then, at
the time appointed. gather around their
sacred remains and garland the pas
siOnless mounds above them with the
choicest flowers of springtime. let us
raise above them the dear old flag they
saved from dishonOr; let US in this SOL
emn presence renew our solemn pledges
10 aid and assist those whom they have
left among US, a sacred charge upon a
nat.on's gratitUde-the soldiers and
sailors widow and orphan"
In the beginning Decoration Day was
observed only for the soldier dead, and
especially for the dead who had served
in the Union army. Gradually, though,
II has become the custom TO decorate
the graves of others, including those Of
men who wore the gray, for the pas
sage of time softened the bitterness of
the conflict, the harsher memories faded
away. Today Decoration Day is uni
versally observed, and it is one of our
finest holidays.
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H0W'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of CataTTh that cannot be
cured by Halls CataTrh Cure
F J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. o.
We. the Undersi gned. have knCwE T. J.
Cheney for the last fifteen years, and be-
ieve him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions, and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by mis-
firm
wALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o.
Halls Catsrrh Cure IS taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by
all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
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Let US all take off our hats to the
people Of Youngstown. o. They are
the only ones on record who refused
to permit the Standard on company
to drive out an Independent oil mer-
chant They wouldn't have the Stand
ard product in their houses when It
was given to them freely. without mon
ey and without price.
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MOTHER SYMPTOMS PROPHECY

published in 144S. Republished in 164L)
Carriages without horses shall go,
And accidents fill the world with woe
Around the earth thoughts shall fly
In the twinkling OF an eye.
The world upside-dOwn shall be.
And gold be found at the root of tree.
Through hills men shall ride
And no horse be at their side.
Under water men shall walk,
Shall ride. shall sleep, shall talk
In air men shall be seen.
In white. in black. in green.
Iron in the water shall float
As easily as a wooden boat.
Gold shall be found and shown
In land that is not known
Fire and water shall wonders do;
England. at last, shall admit Jew
The world to an end shall come
In eighteen hundred and eighty-One-
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George H. Crosby, general traffic
manager of the Burlington. ought to
be mighty glad the court didn't take
a chance with the jury in his case
Crosbys co-defendants we're convicted
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A REBATE CONVICTION.

The conviction of George L. Thomas,
freight broker. and his clerk. for con-
spring to secure railroad rebates. will
strike many people as being unjust, in
view Of the fact that the judge took
the case OF Crosby, the general traffic
p1znsg ger. indicted jointly with Thomas
and the clerk. out Of the hands of the
jury and acquitted him. Still. the con-
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Mr.. Cooper, Republican. of Wisconsin,
and Mr. Hepburn, Republican, of Iowa
are busily challenging each others We
racity. The rest Of the country will
try hard to bear up under this most
grievOus burden
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A special to the Courier-Journal OF
Louisville, KY, from Lynn, that state.
says: There have been FIVE killings in
attention Of the grand jury may be
called TO them" Well, well. well.
Things are coming to a pretty pass
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It will cost a dollar from this time
on to be a member of the Young Men s
Republican club. Really we don't think
it is worth the money.
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when one Kentucky gentleman can't
Kill another Kentucky gentleman with
out being bothered by an impertinent
grand jury. However, the correspon-
dent only says may" Perhaps the
situation is not so bad, after all.
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DattO Ali, leader Of Filipino insur-
gents, is reported to be still alive. That
IS surprising. Many people have been
labOring under the impression that all
the insurgents have been killed.
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Surely the ladies will not be mean
enough to say that their Punishment
from the Alta club means freedom from
the things they lOathe-
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TWO QUESTIONS ANSWERED.

To The Salt Lake Herald; Cd How do
YOU curl feathers? ~ How do you take
rust stains out of cloth2
% Take the feathers to a milliner who
understands the business Otherwise YOU
vol spend many hours and fail to get
the same results. Feathers are cUrled
by drawing each frond between the
thumb and a sharp instrument until IL
CIlrIs In unskilIed hands the fronds are
frequently broken or cut in the process.
or BUY q box Of salts OF lemon (Which
is a deadly poison, by the way and apply
carefully to the sDOt while il is wet and
exposed 10 the sun.
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CLEVER PARAGRAPHS.
Can sympathize With Chandler Now
Chicago Evening Post.)

(ChicsgO Evening POstJ
Despite Secretary Shaw's remarks on
the conditions Of government service, 800
aspirants took the civil service examina-
ton yesterday
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washington POst.)
The anti-pass amendment to the rate
bill as adopted by the senate, exempts
about 5.OfO 900 people.
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks & developing. Main & Sd So
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An Echo From the White House.
Boston GIobe)

Nicholas Longworth says that every
man ought to get married. That ought TO
be satisfactory to the other members of
the family.
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WEATHER FOR SALT LAKE.
Showers
THE METALS

Silver. 67iac per ounce.
copper casting. 1Slsc per pound
Lead 1913 per 100 pounds
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Large.


The senate's Patronage Is Quite
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FOR RENT
For Rent -Unfurnished Houses.
DAVID ?. JONES 8 CO.,

. q u F a
DAVID P. JONES & co.,
Rental Departments ~ =.
Bank OF Commerce Bldg, First Floor
" Re Maase list 4. -a ~
$65.O0--No. 1o22 Mary place, ten rooms, mod
q ern, fine loca ton, ~ 80 .SstSa
brick house, all modern, splendid sloca-
ton. trees, parks etc.;. just the spot
s.o az sor boarding house sanatosiun ~
ern, good location iE'sE 3-$>e"
$5o.0o-No. 141O Yale place, ten rooms and
hss9ns all
$s5.o0-No. 264S Hennepin aV, ten. rooms and
barn. in the best OF. condition = and a
s2s Ono. si5 18th av 5, nine rooms, modern
except heat 80
s21.oo-No. 11l1 Logan av N, ten rooms, mod
$2o.oo--No. 10 1ltn st s, six rooms,. water.
soo M sewer; etc. See u.s.. !.
$2O0o-So. 22A Grand ay, eight rooms, hot
+ water heat detached house
S2S.oo-No COS q 9th st, six rooms, modern,
water. screens and we'll. - -.
s1ooo-No 1927 Girard av N, six rooms, city
water, detached house. -
$17.oo-No e14 W Lake st, third floor, five
sl2.5o-No 41e 18th st S. second floor, four
rooms, modern except heat.
S12.oO-No. 500 18th av N, second floor, four
rooms. water sewer, closet. j.
$9.o0--No. $50 14th s. second door, four
rooms, water, sewer. -. 49,
$1s. o0-No. 100 I'd st, Excelsior, well, cistern,
screens sash, plastered house in good
shape. ~ 49, ~
$40. oo-No. 1908 9TH av 8, eight rooms, mod,
ern, barn; will rent without barn.
Flats, Heated. %>.,..'
$25.oo-No. 325 18th st, third floor, six rooms,
all modern, In fine condition.
$27.50-No. 1892 Chicago av, second floor, six
rooms heated. large and pleasant i
$2o.oo-No. 1908 Dupont av N, first floor. five
rooms modern. - 49,. 49,
=. NO. 227 9th st S, 2sx15o and basement.
plate glass windows, all modern, choice
location. - s - 49, =. a. .F!+. -
$3.50 per season, store and barn, No. 3122 E
Lake st, opposite Wonderland; nne loca-
ton. - ~ :-E.:E $685.
S18. Ono. ID Goth st; water, sewer, good
location and condition. -,
Barns. .,..s 49,:
$5.0o-No. 2022 9th ,av s; water. s. s., -.
10.o0-No. 140o Vine place, 24x60, three box
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FOR RENT
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sas# Continued. fEtt3

AZ Continued.
oNE-sIx.R ROOM HOUSE ON JEFFERSON ST
ne dmoderg good Well cellar sars ana one
s lin and 9th av; worth So Hanford Rental
Agency, BIO Bank Of Commerce.
THE UPSTAIRS OF MODERN HOUSE IN
(, good neighborhood and walking distance; heat
included. Address 1924 Journal
s4o-lo-RooM1 ALL MODERN HOUSE AT 10.
18th st s. or house and barn at $45. A.. b.
Latham, OIL Guaranty building
FOR RENT-HousEs IN THE BEST PART OF
Lamott Co. t5$4 Boston i Block. e. ee DA''9
FOR RENT-N1oE COTTAGE AT HARRIET.
421e Queen av s, city water. Inquire at 2525
" 4oth st, Or 81s Hennepin av.
N!NE.RooM MODERN HOUSE AT Al ASH ST,
GIT Guaranty building. E
FOR RENT-FRsT FLOOR OF DETACHED
house no 1909 Coz 18th ST. rooms modern ex-
ron RENT-ooTAaE AT LAKE HARRIET,
Well located, near lake and station. 4017
Queen av s. --a
EIaHT-RooM HOUSE FOR RENT PARTLY
modern, or will rent rooms downstairs. S15
/ L 2Sth st. - <...,~-.- so
sls-sEvEN-RooM HOUSE, BATH AND CLOS:
Ct, gas, modern except heat. 1915 Cedar av.
Fine place. ..8. "
soUTHEAsT-FoR- RENT. sia 9th Az, SIX
room modern detached house. Inquire 527 9th
FOR RENT-s-RooM HOUSE, MODERN Elk
cept heat, one family only. PIG Stevens av.
TO LET-A NINE-RooM MODERN HOUSE,
1O2S 7th st Sc. Owner at HIP 9Th st Sc.
TO sUBLET-s-RooM MODERN HOUSE AT
23O3 Clinton av; party going to leave. s.,e
$45-MoDERN HOUSE, 10 ROOMS, 1919 STEW
ems Az. G.. H. Smith, 6o4 Phoenix.
FOR RENT ROOMS, ALL MODERN HOUSE,
.. at 22S I'd st NE. ... H.. t.f.'
FIVE ROOMS, ss44 HUMBoLDT Az s, SO.
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FOR RENT
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For, Rent nfurnished Houses.
THORPE BROS,

200 Andrus Building. :.
s7.oo~is1a % st N. 4 rooms, second floor.
Sso0-927 Washington av s, 3 rooms
81 o-5os " Lake ST. rooms t m1aera Moor
$150o--2e15 18th st S, rooms, modern. second
s15oo-2es4 Bloomington av, Q rooms, first floor;
newly decorated 49,, ,,,r,o a
s0'o rooms. on thoroughly modern, newly decor
s15oo-ass washington av S. 8 rooms. modern
yso.oo--iso7 Sd av S, 10 rooms, modern. 8
5aS5 1s 10th Az $ rooms m mod barn: will
be all decorated at once. n
$Sooo-91 18th st S. rooms. modern.
cn asas st. av eroo odern eots
s2s.00-1s17 Laurel av. rooms. modern.
sM.so-2s42 Oakland az. rooms, modern modern sr,t
aoos, Walking distance: o..,,
oo-a1ds Knox az 10 rooms s;od %paeFn
$aSoo-SoIS I'd aS 5, 10 rooms. thoroughly mod
ern and barn; walking distance.
sSo.oo-27is Emerson av s, duplex, first % q
ssond s ssfs st. ssTs
Highland q av m Modern.
soois1s e az ~ 10 t00 rooms. thorough,
modern, eli in good repair, with extra
90, ~ Az heating plant; Nay list; furnished
thoroughly modern, just completed. one
Of the best residence localities
800. 00-Large rooming house, centrally loca!eo.
$65.O0-220O Hennepin av, IL rooms. thoroughly
modern. large lawn aud trees.
Modern Flats.
Tae Norwood, 1903 9th s. rooms; thorough.
~ modern; steam heat, janitor service;
artesian we'll: second floor.
$s5.oo-527 9th av Sc. rooms, third floor. all
s2s.oo4sSe v FranElin az. rooms: furnished.
The Wellington sl1 1911 Yale place. one BROOM
ssooo-faos-s Sd av S, rooms. modern, will
be completed June Is.
ss5.oo-142o Chicago av rooms, modern.
eo@piets, d finished ed Sp r '
saseoslos lrg ip4 az rooms. heated looms.
thoroughly modern, just Completed; at
reasonable rental. including heat and
s42.oo-2is 9th st S, 8 rooms, first floor, all
Ens New Concord. Is It'll st $; one and t two-
room =, apartments; passenger ss.,ge elevator
aowry Hi ApartmentsE7oe Douglas av, s
s5soosoS bup soa n aV rooms: thoroughly
Geo List u and
tages at the lake.
67o.oo-25o I'd AZ 8, 24xeo: basement and first
na q asy m FeaG eGa
s! "a s ~ aIsss IN connection
os 81 ath ~ It 1855 1882 GOOD elevator
alLas Henneptn av. second and third floors. sex
LIS: choice steam heating plant
Have you property to rent?
We make q. SPECIALITY q renting and taking
Thorpe Bros,
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For. ,Rent-Furnished Houses.

FOR tRE;NTZz;ryRNIsHED HOUSE. ROOMS;
just the place you are looking for to spend
the summer; ideal loca ton; cool, shady, large
grounds; fine view; rent $50. Call 1414 Mount
Curve av. st+.. 49,. =
FOR RENT-FOR SUMMER, sIX.RooM MOD
ern furnished house, Southeast for small
rental to family Of adults who can give salts
factory references. Address 1903, Journal.
THREE PLEASANT ROOMS AND BATHROOM
upstairs In nice cottage, completely furnished
for housekeeping; screened porch; $15; modern
walking distance. Key AO1 Girard av N. >
WELL FURNISHED MODERN HOUSE, PIANO
and phone 18th st near Nicollet, for the sum-
mer; pleasant situation; references required
Gale 6 Co., 421 New York Life bldg.
FOR THE sUMMER-AN ATTRACTIVE FUR
nished seven-room modern house. opposite cam
pus.. Lawn and shade trees. Adults. Refer
ences. 1901 University av.
70 LET-FURNIsHED, TO SMALL FAMILY
See W. W! Price, New York Life building.
FOR RENT-LowER HALF OF HOUSE 1920
Stevens av for the summer, with nice yard;
references required. T., G. phone 1885. -,
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN MODERN
house for housekeeping; going away and have
house leased. 1919 Stevens av.
FURNISHED MODERN HOUSE. JUNE Is TO
Sept. IL; phone and piano. 3105 Colfax av s.
FURNIsHTD HOUSE, MODERN FOUR ROOMS
.Dfor rent until Sept. i. 2703 LIST av 8.
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HOUSES. =.5-.,-.,&
Q6b.oo-22Oo Hennep1n ay, 10 rooms, modern,
80. ~ computation heat Laundry, cyclone cellar.
all up-to-date, hot water heat crate,
Wood 6cors; fine property. '' =
doors. furnace ae open plu@bing Laundry S1
barn. good lawn, overlooking Lake CAL
sss.oo-1s Oak Grove st. ? rooms. furnace, hard
$50. bowiSSs Siccllet avi rooms, modern. fur
pace, hardwood floors, open plumbing.
Nickais & Smith, s11 Nicollet Az.
----- J. sCHuTT & SON,
So, - 80 Rentals. r.. .-,-l:
e46.ooA117 Highland az, 10 rooms, modern,
s5o.oo--Flats in Manchester apartments Clinton
az and 3 14th st; rooms and bath;
eteam-heated,
e25oo to ss5oo-Apartments in Harvard Cham
beru 2 to rooms and private bath
Cafe In building. 20 10th st s. X
J. Schutt & Son,
2t6 Security Bank Building. Phones 89S. }a.ta
ss7.so-iaao KNOX Az \, ROOMS, ALL
modern, large grounds .,.v,. ,,o,.,n -
s1b.oog "a 18th 7tS st s, store.
$i4.oo-s47 summer st NE, rooms, city water
s1a.ooAs 81 AS Sd av NE, rooms, city water.
10.oo-2229 It'll st 8, rooms.
Chss. NJ Morton Co. soo-so2 Nicollet av.
siF-FIvE LARGE ROOM FIRST FLOOR OF
city water, laundry, near Oak and interurban
PAPER RANGING AND PAPER CLEANING
pointing inside and outside; all work dont
hrst-ciass drop card NJ. Moves. 2o1l sth
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SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS.

RfGT < 1oS q TIE MfNNfscTG TiffE
Insurance q Trust Co., only So year.
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0 . o % 9, 49, %
24xeo, basement, hrst, second and third
floors, Or viii divide to suit tenant; very
$ sioowia4 4th st s, a2zso, basement and
first floor. =
o. Apply to = -.'< o.. !
Thorpe Bros, i .''.'
~. -<.. 208 Andrus; Building. .. -
O q o o o O, o o-roro o o. o o
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FOR RENT,
]. r. Conklin & Zonne Co.,
115 Temple Court
Both Phones.


J. r. Conklin & Tonne Co.,
115 Temple Court
Both Phones.
Houses.
lT19 9th av s, 10 rooms, modern, In fne
condition, $50 per month.
sis Ridgewood av, IA rooms, modern, $40
per month.
the summer.
w 26th st, rooms modern, second floor,
IS EASTMAN av, rooms, modern, s2b per
month.
1101 9Th st N, rooms, modern, $18 per
month.
Offices.
22S Plymouth ay, rooms, second foor,
corner, SIT per month.
Al4 NicoIlet nv, Eastman block, desirable
stsam-heated offices, elevator and janitor SER
Vices
50 Sd st s, Railway building. desirable Of
dee space; will partition to suit.
do2 Sd st S, rooms, second door, steam
heat, $50 per month.
Stores.
An exceptionally fine space on LIST nv 8,
gear 4th st, suitable tor high-elass restau-
asis 18th st. a ao s rooms On Second
dog, . cheap APT to SGD e party. on,.n,, CON
J. F. Comklin s Tonne Co,
LIS Temple Court.
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For Rent Furnished Flats.

FOR RENT-ELEaANTLY FURNISHED SIX
room fat, strictly modern: possession can be
had at once, for the price of Just what the
hat rents for sunfurnished: to adults only.
Bryant, 83S Boston block
FOR RENT-3z0. FURNIsHED FLAT FOR
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3 W. CAN 4 efvG SoS a1oG = s1xoaooH
!, fat the third floor Of the Astoria G
j. fats. corner. of 18th st and Clinton av, Q
=. at a very Reasonable rent This has
j :, six rooms. very light and pleasant; b
Die e hagdwood 31oors and hnishl open plumb q
> =. i; Ing; walking distance See US and let. 9
D us show it to you. . - ~ -, A. c
David P. Jones & Co, ...- {
O % @ q. 4
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8ADGEHS RENTAL LIST.
90" Flats
en- steam heat ....,.. 1870 .ss25o
en-, steam heat ............ 1900. .. =. $3.50
modern, steam heat ............. 5000
1911 9th ct NE, third door, rooms, mod
modern, steam heat .....y.,..... 42.60
2127 Chestnut Az, first floor, rooms,
modern, steam heat .............. 5000
E026 Hawthorn av, second focr, 6 rooms,
. modern, steam heat .............. 80
e02S Hawthorn av first floor, rooms,
modern, steam heat ............... 1850
~ modern, steam NH heat y. ............ so. 90
Both Phones 972.
Houses.
cspt heat -. ,.' ....,..,,... $500
2ooo Cd az S, s rooms modern .......... 80. 90
1915 Stevens av B rooms, modern ..,,.... &C. 90
ae21 Stevens aY 3 rooms modern ........ 90
ia Sd av s, 10 rooms. modern ...s...... $500
Walter l.. Badger.
~ S0o-3O& Oneida Building. -
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For Rent Unfurnished Flats.

FLATS NOT HEATED.
s25. oo-3552 Park ay, rooms. ID floor, gas,
bath, closet, city water
$17.50-915 Western av, I'd floor, rooms, mod
SID. oo-2222 Western av, rooms, LIST door
- BATH closet barn. III ~ : '''#
s2o.oo-2s27 Lyndale s. rooms LIST floor, mod
ern except heat. ~. - ~:
$40 .00-25lO Lyndale av s, rooms, list floor,
.'.y:. hardwood floors. open plumbing, furnace,
$e.bo-73o 3 Lake ct, rear fat,} rooms, city
. water, gas, closet. -, = -.
$15.oo-2624 Bloomingto av, fat 1, rooms,
city water, = ->'1
; -. Ntckels s Smith 811 Nicollet az, -