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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
RENTS MORE SPACE.
J. T. Moncrief Eniarges His Liver,
 Business,

Business,
 J. T. Moncrief bought out the Bowl ing Livery Company on January 1st. this year, and took charge of the bus mess at that time.
 Since then the patronage has grown to such an extent that MT. Moncrief has leased the building next door to his present stables. at 12S Lee Street which property belongs to the Snow-Tullis Hardware Company, in order to the more satisfactorily take care of the in- creasing business.
 He has first class vehicles Of all kinds ana elegant driVlng horses. adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
GALA DAY AT CAMPS,
Opening of New Gold Territory At
 Cripple Creek.

Cripple Creek.
 Cripple Creek, Colo, May 1.-The beginning of work on the long pro- jected Cripple Creek drainage tunnel was celebrated here today by festivi- ties participated in by the most promi- nent mining and business men of the leading cities and towns in the state
 Excursion trains from all parts of Colorado had poured hundreds of visi- tors into the camp. There is general rejoicing throughout the Cripple Creek district. The tunnel will drain and permit the opening up 0r virgin ter ritory containing, 1t Is estimated. over $200, 100000 worth of gold ore and will prolong the mining lits of Cripple Creek.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
PROF. sCHOFIELD GOES.
Will Exchange Chairs With University
 of Berlin InstrucrOr

Cambridge, Mass. May 11.-Prof. William Henry Schofield, professor of comparative literature at Harvard Uni versity, has been chosen visiting pro- lessor al the University of Berlin for the academic year of 1907 and 1908.
 Professor Schofield goes to the Ger man University in exchange for a pro- lessor who comes from that institution 10 Harvard in accordance with a cus- tom established three years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
E. C. Corn

V. (flaked and toasted) fact every economical housekeep- CT should know.
 A package of E. c. Corn Contains 50 per cent more corn flakes than any other 10 cent package on the market. Ask your grocer.
 sdy
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
AUDITORIUM RINK.

Rogers X Clifton, Slight-of-h hand Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. Nov ing pictures Monday afternoon and night. The McLelIans Thursday. Fri day and Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12

days. Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy and
 beautiful. No possible harm can result from it's use. Endorsed by thousands of grateful ladies. Soc and $l.6O by leading druggists or mail. NATIONAL TOWET COMPANY. Paris. ann,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
HPEGIAI .2zl11ll&
FUNERAL NOTICE.

=, Friends and acquain tances of Mr. and Mrs. Ma Hugo Noa and family, MT. Vii Mam Ma Pinner and family and MT. E. E, Msrx tha ana family are invited to attend tne funeral of Mrs. Hugo Noa this af
 ternoon at 3 o'cIoek from the Family residence. BIO South Street, 'is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
SPECIAL MEETING

The reception and entertainment Committees of the U. c. T. will meet at II o'clock today in room S2 Imper- ial Hotel.
 S. J. BAYNE. Chairman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
FUNERAL NOTICE.

r The friends of MT. and Mrs. Aupust E. Saar and family are invited to af. tsn9 H the funeral of their daughter. oiic Church this afternoon at 1 o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12

Woman is an energetic creature-she jumps rom mouse and jumps at a man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that bill will be introduced in the next Legislature Of Ala bama providing that no licenses taxes of any character shall be required by State County or Municipality from the AIabams Agricultural Association from those wht conduct business under contract with it or its grounds during the time its annual faii is actually in progress -su- 4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
MASONIC NOTICE.

A special communication of
 Montgomery Lodge. No II, Al. '||:.: : < T$ F A. M. will be held on A Monday evening, May 18th. ~ 1907. at 8 o'clock. AZ &N Work In E. Degree R Members of Andrew Jackson NN@N Lodge. No. IFS, and visiting brethren are fraternaily invited
 to attend.
 By order of the W. M.
 VIM. H. DINGLEY,
 Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
A Reward of Two Hundred and
 Fifty (S250) Dollars.

I. W. M. Teague, Mayor of the City s250 (Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars) for information leading to the arrest and con- viction of the party or parties who have within the past ten days shot into the cars of the Montgomery Traction Company, or placed DYNAMITE upon the tracks oe the Mont gomery Traction Company,
 also offer a reward of $25O (Two Hun dred and Fifty Dollars) for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any party or parties who may, within the next 80 (Thirty) Days. shoot into the of the Montgomery Traction Company or place DYNAMITE upon the tracks of the Mont gomery Traction Company
 W. M TEAGUE
 As Mayor of the City of Montgomery.
 wed-fri-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12

MONDAY SPECIAL. 20 pounds standard granuiated sugar Monday only for S1.00.
 BROCK GROCERY co. 1sN- Perry. 7O6 Highland Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12
NOTICE

All unpah taxes will be turned into the Judge of Probate on Monday. tho 18th inst, for decree of aale. -es If ES
 GEO. w. HALLS, ' Tax Collector.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12

The foIoMing appointments bv the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12

I fact, he is one of the most difiicult
 propositions any Southern catcher has to face"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
MORE SCHOOL THIS
YEAR THAN
EVER
County Superintendent Denies
Tale That Country Schools
Are Short of Money and Are
Likely to Shut Down,

A story recently published In the
Evening Citizen 10 the effect that the
Bernaiilo county schools are short Of
funds and Will have TO cut the length
Of their sessions this year Is indig-
nantly denied by County S%uperinten-
dent 4. B. stroup, who says that the
statement Is untrue throughout and
without any foundation whatever.
II vas asked boy q reporter for the
citizen a few days ago" said Mr..
Stroup. II the schools would not have
more money as a result of the in
crease IN school taxes. l replied that
while the school taxes had been in
creased u had been done simply be-
cause Of the decrease In revenue re-
suiting from the elimination % gam
bling licenses on the first Of the year.
I said the increase in taxation would
Just about balance The decrease caus-
ed by cutting OFF the gambling ~
lenses. ! did not say a word about
the schools being short of money or Of
any probability 81 there being any
shortening or The term in any district
I did say hat the schools would have
about as much money as usual and
that there would be more school days
In this county this year than ever be-
fore IN It's history
'The fact Is that Bernnlillo coun-
TVS schools have never been in better
condition financially than now. and
this applies not 20 one. but 90 an the
districts. In almost every district in
the county school buildings have been
improved. while IN several new schools
have been built n ] could secure six
experienced teachers right now an
could find immediate employment at
fair salaries. IN several districts there
viii be five more months 90 school
than they have yer had before. while
in an the districts the session viii De
heightened. We are repairing and
building school houses an over the
county. and there ls scarcely "a district
in which Improvement ~ this kind has
not been made. The schools az Grie-
ens. san Antonio. Alameda and other
districts have been repaired o. Inn
proved. There is a new building al
Ia Ladelra. a part of the old Albu-
uuernue district. the foundation has
been commenced for a pew school at
Atriscn. while san Jose d. soon 90 build
o. new school. bonds having been voted
for the purpose
In Old Albuquerque. Borcias and
Durancs there viii be- nine months of
school. IN san Jose. AtrisCo and Ran
rhas de- Atriscn. mine months ut Pa
farite and Chiiili eight months at los
Grierns. Alameda and Padillns seven
months. at Ranches De- Albuquerque,
six months and three or four months
al hli the others where fNere wnul
Do six months 10 We could get the
teachers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

A. r. Fraker. Of Wagon Mound, y.
NJ. arrived IN the city last night.
Porn. to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dixon,
322 West Huning avenue, a son. sat
urday morning. september Z. 1907.
Miss Lucy Ounce left last night for
her home In Little Rock. Ark. after
visiting Mrs. @. T. Wilson for the last
five weeks.
T.. r.. Lamdoln and +. NJ. Danaby
have returned 10 Albuquerque after a
visit Of two months in Buffalo n
New York CITY.
Mrs. George r. Powers. b%ookkeeper
for the Putnsy company. has gone 70
Angeles and other California
points for q months vacation.
W. u. Mastin. superintendent OF
agencies OF the Colorado national Life
Assurance company, who has been the
CUES Of u. e. Prewitt, territorial
manager. for several days, returned 20
Denver last night.
Hon. T.. \. Miera. Of Cuba, \. NJ,
arrived in Albuquerque Yesterday MT.
Miera a. a member of the territorial
board % equalization and viii go 10
santa Re tonight 10 attend the meeting
OF that board 10 be held tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
.PLENARY SITTING OF
THE HAGUE CONFERENCE
Rules Adopted Governing Declarations
Of M@r rnd Notice to Ncutrals.

The Hague. sent. THE nfth
p%ienary sitting % the peace conference
was held today. The whole American
delegation was present The following
rules regarding the opening 81 hostll-
lilies we're adopted. a few countries
making reservations.
Contracting powers agree that hos-
Utilities must o begin without pre-
yious uneauiyocal notice having been
given. either in the form % a declara-
lion NJ war. setting forth Its motives
or iu the form % an ~ultimatun with
an alternative 81 a declaration ~ war.
The states involved must wlthou de-
iay notify the neutral powers D. ef-
feet 81 The latter beginning after they
have received notice which can De
given even hy wire. IN auN case the
neutral powers cannot protest against
the lack 81 this notice N Be o. estah-
ushed that they undoubtedly knew
that "a state OF war existed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
TRAVELLING MEN ARE
PLAN n c A
SURPRISE
MEETING VOTES $500
FOR MYSTERIOUS FLOAT
Knights of the Sample Case
Enter Enthusiastically Into
Plans for Reunion During the
Territorial Fair.

At an enthusiastic meeting Of the
committee Of arrangements FOR the
Travelling mems reunion to be held
during the coming territorial fair.
$500 was voted to bear the expense Of
o mysterious float to be used IN the
big parade Of Thursday. Albuquerque
De-.
y. Frank Fillmore. Of Grunsfeld
Brothers, who before he became q
wholesale man was one of the clever
est Of decorators. has been delegated
to create this mysterious float. which
VIII be one Of the most expensive ever
entered IN a parade. and the nature OF
which the travellers perslstently refuse
10 divulge. That It Is going to be
something gorgeous goes without sny-
Ing. Ever Secretary Stamm, Of the
Fair association, doesn't know what 1t
Is going 10 be, although his guess Is
that "a viii be champagne in bath
tubs. while Manager Jay A. Hubbs
thinks II viii be O picture Of q street
scene where there is plenty 81 room
Tor an the concession men who want
stands. Whatever II IL, IL Is going 20
be something startling.
The travelling men have become
wildly enthusiastic In their plans for
the big reunion. The response to the
invitation from the travellers who
make the southwest has beer more
than encouraging. II has been almost
unanimous and from plans for two
hundred Il has become necessary 10
arrange for thu accommodation and
entertainment of at least four hundred
statesmen.
Every travelling man IN Albuquer-
que is invited and urged to be mt fair
Headquarters al 3 o'clock Tuesday
night. when the final program FOR the
reunion VIII be made up ana an
nounced.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
NOTED AUTHOR OF
INDIAN ROMANCE
Mrs, Ryan Studying South
western Red Men With View
TO ImmortaIizing Him in
Fiction

Mrs. Marsh Ellie Ryan. n OF the
most noted word painters Of indian
life In the Action line, spent several
days IN Albuquerque last week. re-
turning to Chicago Friday. After n
half day In the Windy CITY, Mrs. Ryan
started for the great southwest again.
ana yesterday she passed through Al
buqneraue on the California limited
en- out "a the Grand Canyon.
1.-THE southwest Is always more do
llEhtful ana charming. possessing n
romantic atmosphere that cannot be
found elsewhere. which causes me to
simply adore IA ecountry," remarked
Mrs. Ryan.
During her short stay In the city,
Mrs Ryan visited the local Indian
school. the pueblo of isleta and other
places OF interest In the city.
The one volume that established
Mrs. RYAN IN the class Of real authors
was her AS Told in the HIS" which
has since been dramatized and which
saw a long run In Chicago ana New
york city,
Her Indian Love Letters" created
considerable talk in hookish circles
recently. the subjects being taken
from the Hopis. among whom she
lived for many months.
Mrs. Ryan has In contemplation
another volume " Indian Love Let
tors" an da trip 20 the Grand CAM
yon and the Navajo reservation is for
the purpose of acquiring new material
and dnta.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
BROTHERHOODS OUT
AS AMUSEMENT
PROMOTERS
Splendid Lecture Course An
nounced for Albuquerque for
the Coming Fall and Winter

The brotherhood 90 81 Paul. of The
First Methodist church ANA the Hroih-
erhond 81 the First Preshytcrian
church. acting together. have arranged
flr one 10 the finest series of enter
tliumsuts ever brought 90 A%lbuquer-
que. io bc given during the coming
fau llI winter. The course. h now
rrfaI e.L R1n begin about he first Of
November ard extend uVer three
mnnfh- o. ls planned Co. sell tickets
f. tHa tive entertainments tn De given
fHr S. each. and this very moderate
lrar coupled with De very high
ta 30 tho attractions offered. In
srts abe success 81 the srterprIse 10
probable that t.Uln De- necessary
fu Use Elks fheater fur the entertain
aents. a. nans % The churches has
aeaHna capacity sufficient iu accom-
MEDIATE the crowds sure tu take ad-
vantage uf This unusually rlraslna Of
ferinF
rhe attractions thus Far no. ked IN
riuds 3 lecture hy Governor bob TaY-
Tor. aaoihcr hy colonel Rain. the
Katherine HllEeuaN company. the
Sidften IsNcc sinners n the AM
nhlan NalF u~uaflefle fhr lArt three
urnanizHtlans beiuE widely SHOWN on
the Lxaaum stage. The enterprise ~
tha tntn hrutffrhunts a. nnfuhie and
is s4fe tn BE- rewarded ~ hearts sup
Z gart
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
GRIM MISFORTUNE
j R s j s
MARTIN
TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE OF
UNFORTUNATE HOBO
With Stumps Of Legs Crushed
TO Pulp He Waits Hours Be-
fore Receiving Surgical At
tention.

CHASTITY misfortune camps closely
~ the trail Of Charles Martin. who lay
for five hours In thr santa Fe baggage
room yesterday before a helping hand
came IN the person Of Rev. Father A.
NJ. Mandalari. who took him 10 st.
Joseph's sanitarinm. where the crush
ed and bleeding stumps OF his lAs
were attended.
Some years ago Martin was run
over by a train. and both Of his legs
were crushed off just below his knees.
Since hat time he has hobbled
around on leather pads strapped TO
his knees, living the life Of "a beggar.
Friday night the a climbed on a
freight train in the local yards. In
some way he lost his hold and fell
from the train at Barr station. He
was caught under the wheels and both
Of his stumps Of legs we're crushed
again SO that n his life is saved a
second am%putation VIII be necessary.
The engineer Of No. . passenger
train discovered Martin lying on the
track as the train sped south about
o'clock yesterday morning. The
train was stopped and the injured man
was taken TO Belen. There he was
loaded on No. 10 and brought back to
Albuquerque. During all this time he
had no attention. He was dumped
into the baggage room at the local sta
ton and for nearly five hours lay
there. half fainting from loss OF blood.
hut stolidly bearing his torture with
the fGrtitude Of the man who does not
care and who Is used 10 the toughest
end Of life.
The railroad hospital refused "a
take care Of the case. The police had
no authority 10 handle II. and the
county authorities refused TO do SO
Finally Father Mandalari heard OF
the unfortunate and anne to his as
%sistance. II was said nt the santa
rum last night that Martin viii re-
cover, although another amputation of
his legs Will be necessary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
HELP WANTED-Female

WANTED-Lady teacher to teach
Jemez Springs public school. only
competent teacher with experience
need apply. Good wages. Apply to
J. w. Miller, or Linus l.. Shields.
Perea, n. NJ.
WANTED-Girl for general house,
work. Apply 519 South Second
street. If
WANTED-Young lady for office
work; n with experience pre-
ferred. Apply Jaffa Grocery Co.
WANTED-A lady clerk. Inquire
Western Union Telegraph company.
WANTED-stenographer. Apply at 2f2 8.
Second street
WANTED-Kltchen girl. Apply Mrs. Rum
mel. silver avenue and Third street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
AGREEMENT ENDS
NEVADA MINE STRIKE
Union Conrsslc~ Hight of ouerator~ %
SIop Ttigh Grading.

EoidneIl Net sept THE rnfa-
tive agreement entered into between
the cnne.ildafed mine operators and
the miners committee relative Co the
Mohawk rhauCe ROOM and The uues-
ton 20 furi ilcffun 20 watfhman. vas
finally arn owed ana accepted hy the
miners uni.r 90 ID Furrill session this
afternoon The men who went on
strike wiz return tn work tomorrow
Tho u1fehNnrr and carpenters DAB iho
mires ufN not De- urder fhe turislir-
finn 90 tnHfmlrars unlon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
FOR SAlE-MlsceIlaneouS


FOR SALE-Cheap, one set revised
encyclopedia and dictionary. Suita-
BILE for scholars use. address hatters'
Gold and South Third.
FOR sALE-A good restaurant in a thriv-
ing mining town. paying Well. reason. for
selling on account ~ health. can be SEE
cured az a bargain II bought at once. ia
cob oster, silver city, ~. NJ
FOR sALE-Furniture. almost new, q a o
room house Administer rugs. Davenport
leather couch. book case. curtains. sideboard.
china closet and dishes. dining table and
chairs. Majestic range, bed room suites.
call Tuesday morning. 521 b.. Central
FOR sALE-Bicyoie. apply sunday morning
al 1904 S Broadway
FOR sALE-Or rent. modern 6 room house
bath, hot water furnace. electricity, gas,
stable. etc. 2os n. Edith.
FOR sALE-A wholesale and retail candy
Factory IN the most prosperous city in
NeW Mexico business has more than doub-
LED IN the past year; fine opening for the
right party. can be secured Ia the next 30
days az a real bargain, reason for selling,
ll health. ADDRESS w. $ d.. care Journal
FoR sALE-Machine. bicycle and gunsmith
shop ia one 81 the leading cities Of New
Mexico; good machinery and tools: owner
has 70 go east. Address Gunsmith, care
Morning Journal.
FOR sALE-New 6hxSh View camera.
fine lens, carrying case, tripod and three
dohhle plate holders can be seen at Por-
ters 2l2 s Second street.
FOR sALE-rwo cottages aud four corner
lots, cheap kinsters cigar Factory.
FOR SALE-We have some good cows for
sale. Albers Brothers.
FOR sALE-Buii terrier pups, bred from
the best fitt stock ~ America. F. II.
Casey, Box isa. Las Cruces. ~ NJ
FOR sALE-A good top buggy for sale
cheap. y. ". Alger. 1874 South Walter
street. ffl
FOR sELE-AermotoT windmiiis. tanks
and sunstructure. Working 4 Son, 70T
North Elghth street. phone 1855. II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
RECORDS SMASHED
At JAMESTOWN
Noted Athletes Contest in the
Events of Track and Field
Meet at Tercentennial Expo
Sition,

Norfolk. Va. sept. THE senior
championship events In the Amateur
Athletic unions annual field and track
championship being held upon the
athletic field nf the jamestown expo
sltiorF were contested for this after
noon. Some of the most noted ath-
letes in this country and Canada were
entered.
j. Hun. OF the Chicago Athletic
club. won the 100-yard run. defeating
ban Kelly OF the University Of ore
ron. the former champion. ana
Charles Parsons Of the olympic club.
of san Francisco. Time, 10 10 sec
onds.
The half-mile run was easily won
bv NJ. W. Sheppard. of the Irish
American Athletic club of New York.
n present champion FOR this dis
lance. Time. minute. % la sec
onds. This beats S~heppard's former
record by is seconds.
In the siNtcen-pound shot ut. Ralph
Rose Of the olympic club of CALI
fornia. broke the worlds record by a
half inch. His put was ~ feet sa
inches.
The fourth event was the Reward
hurdles Forest Smithsnn % tho
Multnomah club Of Oregon. was fret.
his time being 15A seconds. smith
son ran with an injured lex.
The nnh event. "a mile run. James
n sullivan. ct the irish-AmeriCan Ath-
letic club. won In a cnnter Time
Z -. his former time being 422 As.
The sixth event. 4fo-yard run J.
a. Taviar. 81 the University 90 Penn
|sN1xania. was first Time Ga seconds
TAYLOR ID n negro.
The seventh event. throwing the l6-
mound hammer. Won hF John q.
FLANAGAN. Irish-American Athletic
.t= a!ssaarc. - Sea- "a u an inch.
Running broad Jump Won ny Dan
Kelley. of the University ~ oregon.
distance "a feet "a inches Kelley
record beats thai - n. priusfein -
the fflsh-Americau Athletic club. the
former champion. by one % ID and
seven inchcs
The ninth event. throwing THE dis
ems free efNIH Won nN flrflu J.
sheridan. Irish-Amencan Athletic
club. distance l1e feet ; "a inches
The tenth event. nFe-mIie run Won
rs q j. Daley. % the lrish-Americnn
Athletic club Thine 20 minufe- 4
seconds naisy beat ne uoriis rec
ord ~ ne 1-t seeHnda
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08
FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR sALE-Ffve-reom brick. mod
eru. close bon, easr front. easy terms
Room q n r. Armiio bldg
FOR SALE-Snars Oh houees anl
bargains iu realty. ". n. Mention
Real Estate Broker 2f1 West Gold.
FOR sALE-Fre-raam aalern housr tai the
Highlanda Cau a. az south Arno. Or
MiHsan.
Foh sALE-t-ream frame. modern. res7
AnrHnan easy terms nonm 9. n II
krmua huuting-
FOR sAIE@che1r n bourhf s5sr- in
Frqred alfalfa nd fruit ranch % = aeres
? rnem catfaEsi Narth 1lth. near Indian
"haal D McMaHen Aituquerqus
FOR sALE-A frs room house as N
elEht roam houae latter furnished ar un-
farnlshea teth mudem ciose On. cheap this
seek aisu tnu seAt@a carriare nearly new
iasairt 90 East CeutrAi agtnne
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-08

FOR RENT-Three modern sleeping
rooms. with bath. No invalids. 800
S. Edith street.
kecpinE Apply 1905 y. seventh. after
g 70 ~
.Foh RENT-Pleasant furnished room with
bath. gentleman preferred no health
seekers ioo2 81 Second street
FoR RENT-Nlcely furnished room with
bath to2 $ Arno street
FOR RENT-Thfee nicely furnished rooms
Tor hght housekeeping no invauds. a0i ~.
Edith street
FOR RENT - Furnished rooms. pleasant
place DO sick AZ \. sixth.
FOR RENr-rwo nicely furnished rooms
Apply Se7 w Gold avenue.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms suitable
far housekeeping. Address na n. sixth.
FOR RENr-rWo furnished connected front
rooms heat bath and light t23 s Third.
FOR RENT-Modem furnished rooms: rea-
sahable lifh ". Gold avenue.
FOR RENT-Wem furnished rooms win
bath. az the Occidental LIfe building
corner Central ana Broadway No invaiids
Address DR. u ~ Wilson.
uooMS FOR RENT-A feW nicely fnrnishca
rooms with use q bath. By the week on
month. No invalids taken. Hotel Crairs
silver Ave
FOR RENr-Neatly furnished rooms Al
very low prices The Ia Neta Roomine
House. Ia West Lead avenue. Mrs d
Fleming 81
. HENT-Nodern rooms ana lard 1875
per month. Mrs Eva l. Craig. 6ez
11uth S~rurf street upsfafra