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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20
OAKLAND REAL EsTATE
. yAEp OF TREES AND FLowERs.

YARD OF TREES AND FLOWERS.
Horee OF 8 large rooms. oak floors living
rom 14xe1: situated In OakIand's best residence
section; very close 10 cars and Key Route: lot
80 br over 300; dozens - fruit trees berries
riucs and flowers: owner must have cash for
grow Ing business and sacrifices HOME for 81 500.
See f. n. RUSSELL, 9Gs Broadway: phone
Oakland 1913.
fST sv east side between East 18th and
East 18th sts.; business property. G6ssxile:
s.. .n0o.
East Ieth St. west Of sth av-: 5oxioo;
81 500.
short ST. sIlendale 1ooxso; close to street
ears and schoel: $50.
Dc RAY SMITH, iO15 Broadway.
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MELRosE REAL ESTATE

LOTS in Meirose. near the boulevard. 81 down
ana 81 per week per cent interest.
$500 cash and Si5 per month win buy nice
home = blocks 10 car: chicken houses for ] 900
chickens
Call and see Us. We have lots OF cheap
places and big homes.
J. NAY SMITH 4ss2 18th at
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

N.250-on terms: the prettiest : room bun
gslo~ n Alameda; living room l2xi7. dining
room l2xls. bufet kitchen 12xIs two large
bedrooms, window seats - feet long. open
nrenieces Tor Tood. coal gas. wsinscorine
u living room. dining room aud hall Of Oregon
pine veneerinc: kitchen has combination heat
er and boiler large cooling closet snd ven
tilstnr: finest electric light fixtures. isNn.
basement etc; 500 cash. balance like rent,
VIII bug it, no taxes until November. 1909.
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g, 150-hodern room . story house; large Iir-
Ing and dining rooms. convenient kitchen. =
lsr-e sunny bedrooms and servants room. large
rementec basement with pa tent wash tray and
furnace for heat: rich electric fixtures; this
snap IS on corner lot and near the bsy
Shore very convenient 10 trains and streer-
rsrsi MORTGAGE $i-25o can remain: 81 $50 cash;
could probably aTanse less cash pavmeut
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-. s5o-largo room cottage and lot 6HxI5O. ,
larSe bedrooms, handsome built in sideboard
hVtiers pantry, dressing room between . bed
rRns. electric fixtures cost over SInO: house
cost 60 build more than total asking price |.
irillt trees IN hack yard. al highly nipror ed /.
mortgage 5000 can remain. balance cash.
here j snap Tor some bargain hunter
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MONEY WANTED

MONEY WANTED
WANTED-Loan OF $4,000 TO $4,000
for or years improved
real estate. No AGENTS.
Apply 10 J. +. CHASE Of
Chick -Sittig Real Estate Co.
2025 Shaftack av-, Berkeley. CAL
Amounts Up 10 So 600 at per cent FOR rtce.
loans DE RAY SMITH. 10i5 Broadway Oak
ON first class realty. Oakland and vicinity. TINE
ALDEN. CO.. i0o31a Broadwsy. Oakland
INVESTMENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and loans ss3 First
MI. Bk. bldg. Oakland. Pettls 4 Burbeck.
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oAKLANp RooNs AND noaRp


OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARD
FRONT room. with or Hsthout board. I or ?
ladies employed preferred; home comforts:
piano; private family; no children; minutes
70 Key Route and s 2. depot; y eioss f-em
Shattlek V. ears 5S6 66rh ST, Oakiaa1-
ers; convenient 10 all trains 24s4 AsnhF. east
OF telegraph phone Berkeley 5lso-
HARRISON St, 121o near isth-2 nlceiy fur
ns9ee rooms Seitsoae las cIs fsble se.r ee
phone Oakland 5S46.
MADISON St. lS0S-Near carline; beautiful 10
cation. bright. cheerful room: bot and cold
table board. homelike: convenient to narrow
gauge
WEBSTER St, le25-Neatly furnished room,
suitable for gentlemen with best board.
private family; bot and cold water; bath: use
Of phone Tel Oakland eeee-
JACKSON ST. 1904 neatly furnished room.
suitable for ladies: also room for gentle
men; nesr csrlfne; fHe table board reason
able Telephone Oakland o7ss-
30TH St. Sos. oakland-Large sunny front
room. suitable for business gentlemen; board
II desired; near Key Route and earlines-
SUNNY furnished rooms. with board or table
board By meal or week near 3. Z. local and
centrally located. 272 11th ST. osklsnc-
ALCATRAZ av.. 5s2-Elegsnt front room with
board for gentiemen- private family; min
uteS' walk TO keF Route.
7TH sv.. 1014. near Clinton station. or 4
furnished house keeping rooms
SUNNY rooms with board for two or three;
home table ia 14fh st
ROOMS AND B0ARD-Berkeley
DWIGHT way. e31 blocks from Dwight way
statiol-Nice sunny rooms. single or double;
with the best table board; home cooking;
Berkeley
sHATTUCK av.. 1885. block from Bergman
statfon-Nost select rooms and board; refined
home comforts; furnace heat
HAWTHORNE VILLA. 254O College aT-Sunn,
rooms with board: also table boarders 50
lieited.
ROOMS AND BOARD-Afameda
LINCOLN sv, 903 (Mastick station)-Room and
board, s45 for 2; French cooking; lsrgs
grounds; close to eariine and Is minutes &C
San Francisco.
ROOMS and board or board without rooEns; pri
vate family. 14SS Walnut St. Alameda
SUNNY rooms and board. 21o1 Clement sv
corner Willow ST., Alameda, Cal
CENTRAL. ar.. 2521-Hone comforts; garage;
phone Alsneda 1857.
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FOR RENT
Sa9 per month net or one year the 81 250 hum
gsloE mentioned above
s-z-So-Aew modern room sunny fat az north
west corner
E-o-Large Eat Of rooms: modern
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DO YOU NEED MONEY!

CAN YOU GET IT FROM THE BANKf
III you can't. come in and ask US about how
we loan lnonPr.
We will loan you any amount you want On
your piano. household goods. warehouse re-
ceipt. ETC.. and leave them undisturbed in
your possession.
Isn't Il an advantage to you to have the
Of our noneF and your own goods at the
same fimey We loan for the interest only
We do not want the goods.
All business strictly confidential. Cali and
see Us: You viii be satisfied.
EASTERN BROKERAGE CO..
lGG5 Washington St. rooms 20 and 81.
Oakland. Phone Oakland 69oo
San Francisco office. $50 Hayes ST Phone
Foil SQfsg
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City Of over 235. 900 population.

LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
z60-462 Eighth St, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-20

! Sl2, 2,5o0-Four fine modern fats:l rooms. bath
and laundry each: sunny side; reduced
from S17 ,0oo; part cash; between Broad
way and Market ST
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We vii furnish you a lot snd build rou Z
> of room house on payment Of one-hffh
p tolal price and monthly payments from 500
- inpltn IP- It's up 10 you 10 own a home
sn1 beat The rent game We viii show Won fbjs
proposition IN actual erstion-xhow Won fbe
aelses 1no Introduce you 20 the buyers
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g. So0-- Ner. : room. high basement, hath. pan
try. city wafer. conrrefe. walks street Work
done iof s0z7aa: everything compiefe with fk-
fures ana shades: terms $500 cash. balance
81 ; uorfh. close 20 5. p. station. electric
cars. school, church and stores IDS =
snap for s~sne one a. A. RUDOLPH. South
Eerkelty station. epen Sunday.
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Iake Alameda bost leaving 10 and - minutes
pest tne hour. Then horseshoe train ii NaSficl.
ststion - minutes from ferry. walk ore block
north 70 Office Open Sundays
c {. ADAM & Co
AlEmeds Cal. STa p.cfe. =.
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600 square feet; lake and park frontage: in
Oakland's very choicest close in district;
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-03
HIS DECLARATION THAT&HE is NO
FORTUNE HUNTER FUNNY.
COUNT BoNI IS FURIOUS
French People Would Not BE Sur
rlsed If Nine. Gould Should insist
on Marrying Title Of Her Former
Husbands Cousin.

Paris, April 2.-Although Nine.
Gould, before her departure from
Paris for the United States, repeated
" denied 70 intimate friends that she
had any thought Of marrying Prince
De sagan, the prince was a welcome
guest at her city and country resi-
dence for months and they often
dined and went to the theater together.
Nine. Gould has always been regard.
ed as headstrong by her friends and
consequently they would not be aston
ished If she persisted in marrying the
prince despite the disastrous results
of her marriage to Count Boni and
the opposition of her family.
Count Boni, who is a cousin of the
prince, is reported as being furious at
the conclusion of his suspicious and
the newspapers naturally are having
considerable fun out Of the idea of
Nine. Gould's re-entry into the French
aristocracy as the Princess De Sagan
with a reduced fortune of only $780,
900 a year."
The Gil Bias is especially hilarious
over the princes alleged reply to an
insinuation that he was a fortune
hunter in which he said:
"At my age a man only marries for
love-"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-03
NERRAsKANs DEMAND THAT
PoPULIsTs NAME BRYAN.
WITH PLANKS
Delegates from Corn State Deter
mined to Bolt If Convention At
tempts to Place Ticket in Field
Say Others Will Follow.

st. Louis, April 2.-The Nebraska
delegation which is here trying to
secure a postponement Of the popu.
list national convention in the inter.
est Of William ]. Bryan, made NO
progress today after two sessions
were held at the conclusion of which
a permanent organization had not
been effected. The fight is still I'M
diminished, and the friends Of Bryan
will continue their efforts when the
convention reassembles.
The Nebraska delegates say they
are determined to bolt IL the conven-
ton attempts to place a ticket in the
field. They claim that they have
been assured support from many
states, and when the time comes the
delegates from these states will leave
the convention with them.
The sole business Of the afternoon
session consisted Of the adoption OF
the report Of the committee on Gre
dentials. The resolutions committee
is fighting its way out from under the
greatest number of planks that any
similar body ever wrestled with and
cannot possibly report before late to-
morrow.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-03
FLEET IS NOW
READY TO START
AL THAT IS NEEDED is TO COAL
AND CLEAN UP.

San Diego, April 2.-Wireless re-
ports received from Magdalena bay
state that the record target practice
of 1908 for the Atlantic fleet is prac-
tically at an end.
The Vermont, the last of the big
"16" to go upon the ranges. complet-
ed the firing of her Pinch guns yes
terday and today completed her rec
ord with the rifles in the secondary
battery. Most of the ships also have
completed their torpedo practice. SO
that little remains to be done at Mag
dalena bay but to coal and clean ship.
It is said that all of the vessels will
take on sufficient coal to carry them
to San Francisco. In this way the
vessels will be open to visitors every
day on their stay at the various points
on the coast. During coaling days ali
ships of the navy are barred to vis-
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-03

HEE
accommodating stocks of . metal
had to be commended with by these,
seeking to support stocks. The tone
Of the %repressive reviews in the iron
and steel trades was no encouraging
to the contentious that revived activ-
ity was being sustained In these In
dustries.
There were several additional Re.
turns Of railroad earnings for Februa-
airy and the average showing was not
conducive to confidence that net earn.
ings were being materially conserved
by such economics as had been found
practicable. The average decrease In
net earnings for February for Al rail
roads already reporting Is found to be
1884 per cent compared with Feb
ruary Of last year, which shows no i'm
provement over the January average
OF declines.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value, 1892, 900.
United States bonds we're unchanged
on call. Ks
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-03
SEEKING
A CONFERENCE
PRESIDENT OF MINERS UNION
# CALLS MEETING.

Indianapolis. Ind, April 2.-An-
other joint conference between the
coal operators and miners Of Indiana,
Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania
may be held in indianapolis between
April is and April "a.
President Lewis Of the coal miners
has already made the preliminary
moves. He has opened communication
with the miners and the operators pro-
posing that they send representatives
to indianapolis for an informal confer
ence next Monday to make a canvass.
There is some doubt yet whether the
miners and operators of each OF the
four fields will agree to this informal
conference.
President Lewis will convene the
miners new national board in Indian
apolis Immediately after the confer
ence between the miners and oper-
ators next week. It probably will
have to deal with the situation exist
ing at that time.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-03
POLICE ARREST MAN ON susPl
cioN OF BEING j. +. ROGERS.
IS JUST OUT OF JAIL
Worked short Time for Local Paper
Police Think He is Man Wanted at
Helena for EmbezzIement-Flts Do
seriptlon Nicely.

]. L. Robineau, who was recently
released from the county jail aftel
serving q 80 day sentence for obtain
ing none under false pretensss, Il
again under arrest. This time he Ii
in custody ON suspicion of being j.. F
Rogers, who is wanted by Sheriff
Shoemaker Of Helena for embezzle
ment.
Shortly after his release from the
county jail 1t Is said that l.obineau
secured q position as solicitor on the
evening paper in this city. AS soon
as Chief Talgo received word that
Rogers was wanted at Helena he
started looking for the man, and as
Robineau answers the description
we'll enough to warrant his being held
until an investigation can be made he
was taken into custody.
When he was searched at the police
station a receipt book showing that he
mad made several collections on ad-
vertising accounts for the evening
paper was found in his possession.
II Robineau is the man described
by the Helena sheriff In a letter to
Chief Talgo. he was formerly employ.
ed as advertising agent on the Mon.
tana Daily Record and left Helena on
November Is. 1t is also said that he
worked In Butte for some time on the
daily papers there.
Description Of Rogers.
The man wanted by the Helena
sheriff is described as being genteel
looking, about 30 years Of age, weighs
about 100 pounds, is smooth shaven,
has dark bushy hair whicA is turning
gray on his temples. The description
states that Rogers is a heavy drinker.
Robineau fits the description nicely
with the exception that he has a mus
tache and claims to be 80 years OF
age. Those who know him say that
he drinks in moderation.
Chief Of Police Talgo is planning
to have a picture OF Robineau taken
and send 1t to the Helena authorities.
Since ~arresting an Indian In this city
who. closely resembled the outlaw
Mosney. Chief Talgo is inclined to be
cautious in deciding whether men ar
rested on descriptions furnished from
other cities are the right ones or not.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-03


Well. said Mrs. Gray. those tele
grams were in my handbag when j
was arrested. That IS one Of the
things ! want investigated. Now, ]
want to know what you know about
it,"
Senator Dixon said that it was stat
ed in the press that such messages
had been sent by Mrs. Gray.
They we're not sent" said the wit.
ness, s'and were not intended to be
sent. They were intended as bluffs
and intended to fall into other hands
in order to prevent my arrest"
"A statement was also made by M. K.
Sniifen, secretary Of the Indian Rights
association.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-03
MAKE III YOURSELF.
Tells Our Readers How to Mix ses
Rheumatism Cure.

Tells Our Readers How to Mix Bes,
Rheumatism Cure.
A well-known authority on Rheuma,
tism gives the readers OF a large New
York daily paper the following valua.
bic. yet simple and harmless, prescrip.
ton, which any one can easily prepare
al home:
Fluit Extract Dandelion, one-hal1
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup sarsaparilla, three
ounces.
Mix by shaking we'll in a bottle, and
take a teaspoonful after each meal and
at bedtime.
He states that the ingredients can
be obtained from any good prescrip
ton pharmacy at small cost, and, be
ing OF vegetable extraction, are harm.
less to take.
This pleasant mixture, if taken reg
ularly for a few days, is said to over
come almost any case of Rheumatism
The pain and swelling, II any, dimin,
ishes with each dose, until permanent
results are obtained, and without in,
Turing the stomach. While there are
many %so-called Rheumatism remedies
patent medicines. ETC.. some of which
do give relief, few really give perma
nent results, and the above will, nc
doubt. be greatly appreciated by many
sufferers here at this time.
Inquiry at the drug stores Of this
neighborhood elicits the information
that these drugs are harmless and car
be bought separately, or the druggists
here will mix the prescription for our
readers, II asked to.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-03
interstate commerce commission.

interstate commerce commission.
The Merchants and Manufacturers
association Of Helena took no part ii
the recent hearing before the state
commission simply from the fact that
az an association representing the
business Interests Of but one comrnu-
nifty IN the state, and there being no
state organization, no conference with
shippers outside Of Helena. they did
not think themselves competent Or ID
9 position to represent the entire
state for fear Of being charged with
~selfishness. This association Is as
sured by the state commission that as
soon as the decision is made in refer
ence to the adoption Of the general
distance tariffs Of the state they will
then take up Immediately. the question
Of distributing tariffs.
This Is the question In which Bill
ings- and every other distributing
point in the state is vitality interested.
The question is, are we prepared to
go before the state commission with
an argument substantiated with facts
and figures necessary to show that the
present tariffs are unjust, discrim.
mating or too high? We think not,
and We are Of the opinion that the
different interests in the state should
effect q consolidation Of those inter-
ests toward the end that we be fully
prepared to place our side 81 the
question before the state commission
in q broad and intelligent manner.
The Helena association stands ready
to join hands with like associations
throughout the state for the benefit Of
all. There is not in this question, or
rather should not be, any selfish mo.
|tives. Let us get together for the
good Of all and work harmoniously
toward q successful campaign in the
interest Of every community, mer.
chant, manufacturer, jobber and ship
Der In the state.
We have little time to act. We
must get together at once. Assuring
You Of our willingness to Join you in
an endeavor to obtain just rates, we
await with deep interest a solution Of
the problem that confronts us.
Respectfully,
7. q. POWER,
President Merchants and Manufac-
turers Association Of Helena.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-03
AMPuTATEs LEG OF MAN PINloN-
ED UNDER wREcKAcE.
REAR END COLLISION
With sca'dlns Steam Pouring upon
Him, Missouri stoekman Takes Out
Pocket Knife and Bids Reseuer Cut
on His Leg.

st. Louis, April 2.-Five men were
injured, three seriously in a real END
collision today at Spanish Lake, II
miles north Of St. Louis In 81. Loui,
county between a freight train and q
Burlington passenger train No. "a.
The caboose Of the freight train and
engine Of the passenger train were
wrecked. j. "A. McKillitrick, a stock
man Of Brookfeld, Mo-, was pinioned
under the wreckage by his leg, which
was, nearly crushed of at the knee,
Scalding steam from the passenger 10,
connective was enveloping him and to
save McKillitrick's life Rev. r. g
Allen, OF Grove City, Pa, cut OF the
leg with a pocket knife.
With the scalding steam pouring up.
on him, McKillitrick pulled out his
knife and handed 1T to MI. Allen, who
with others, was trying to extricate
the nan from the wreckage, command.
ed the minister to cut OF the crushed
leg and save his life.
Whisky Only opIate.
Mrs. Emma Rener, a trained nurse,
from Cincinnati, a passenger, pressed
a bottle Of whiskey to McKillitrick's
lips and told him to drink. The steam
increased.
"Cut of that leg. 1 can't stay here
and die" shouted McKillitrick.
Mr.. Allen began cutting at the ten
dons with the knife. It was dull and
McKillitrick suffered intense pain and
agony. " .s =, T.
Throw it away and get an axe;,''
he finally cried out. But MT. Allen
continued and finally had severed the
.tendons.
McKillitrick was carried into a car
where Mrs. Rener made a t~ourniquet
OF her veil and stenched the blood and
then gave him Opiates. Later he was
brought to a st. Louis hospital.
Rev. Mr.. Allen, who performed the
amputation, is a Congregational min.
lister. Mrs. Rener who was bruised in
the wreck, was enroute to her home
in Cincinnati from the state Of Wash.
ington.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-03
DIAMOND WORKERS TO UNITE.

Amsterdam, April 2.-The Diamond
Workers union today by a vote of
SOL to 800 decided on complete cessa-
ton OF work during April. This will
AFFECT 10000 men in the polishing and
allied trades. When work is resumed
the union intends to demand higher
wages for its members.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-03
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

4f6En0ussO08V NV0btU Atu0 FVVVu0IVUVp %
Chicago, April 2.-The wheat mar
ket was strong all day, but the vol
ume Of trade was small. a feature
Of trade vas the buying Of May and
the selling Of July by elevator inter
ests. The dry weather reports from
the southwest were the principal fac
tsrs, but the market was also at
fected by the cold wave and by an
improved demand for cash wheat here
and at outside grain centers. May
opened III lower at 92% @92M, sold
at 92h@92B and advanced to 93A,
where it closed strong.
Corn was steady all day, prices for
all deliveries being confined within a
quarter cent range. The volume of
business was exceptionally small and
the market lacked any distinctive fea-
lures: May opened unchanged to Mc
lower at 66h@66A, sold down to &c
and closed at 661h.
Oats yer Arm on moderate de-
mand by commission houses. May
opened Nc higher at 53A, sold at
sax and advanced to 5sM, closing at
5sN.
Provisions were inclined to be weak
the greater part Of the day owing to
free selling by local and outside hold
ers. At the close May pork was OF
22hc. lard was down TIC and ribs
were 1O@12hc lower.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-03
Omaha Livestock.

Omaha, April 2.-Cattle: Receipts.
1000. Market, steady. Native steers,
1907; cows and heifers, $3.25@5.75;
western steers. $3.50@6.O0; Texas
steers. 1906; range COWS and heifers.
32.75@4.25; Gamers, $2.25@3.50;
stockers and feeders, $3@5.35; calves,
$3@5.76; bulls md stays, S3.25@6.25.
Hogs: Receipts. shout 5000. Mar
ket, 5 to loo higher. Heavy. e5.77M@
6.s7h; mixed. S5.75@b.so; lights.
IS. zoos pigs, $4.5o@5.26; bulk,
s. .75@5.85
Sheep: Receipts, about $500. Mar
ket, steady to 1oc higher. Yearlings,
Sc 50@7.50; wethers. SCOT; ewes.
;5.75@6.75; lambs, 37@s.10.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-03
Rev York Money Market,

ssSW SVgN iWVts0y WATN01.
New York, April a. Money on call
easy, ~: TO 2 per cent. Ru!ias rate,
~ ps' eml:: closing bid, ~ PC,
cent; offered at 2 per cent.
Time loans, dull and easy; 60 days,
8 to 81 per cent; 80 days, 3A to S1d
per cent; six months, 4 to ~ per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper, s to 5h
per cent. Sterling exchange steady.
with actual business in bankers bills
at $4.S6.4 q so 1or demand and at
$4.S4.20 for go day bills. Commercial
bills, $4.84.
Bar silver, 561h.
Mexican dollars, ~.
Government bonds steady, railroad
bonds steady.
HT lN -
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-03
ROBBERS MAKE GOOD HAUL.
Exchange Shots with Citizens and Es
cape with Booty.

Muskoge, April 2.-Robbers blew
open the safe of the Bank of Mounds
at Mounds. Okla, so miles west OF
here early today. obtained $500 in
currency and silver and escaped after
exchanging many shots with citizens
awakened by the explosion. Posses
are In pursuit of the robbers, who are
making toward Muskogee.