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Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
HONORBESTOWED IN CANANEA
 CHAMBER
Special to Review)

CANANEA, Oct 2O.-The Cananea Chamber of Commerce has been ex- alted to ranking membership in the National Federation of Commercial clubs and is broadening its influence and usefulness as a result of this recognition. Only cities of size and importance are favored in this men ner and local members are worthy of praise for attaining position that will benefit the organzaton and ths cty it so ably represents.
 James Colbath left today for San Diego, California, where he was called by the critical illness of his brother. His home is in that city and recent events have shaped his interests there in such condition that he may not be able to return to Cananea. Cole has been catching for the Cananea team all this season and aside from his splendid qualifications in that ca pacity, has won a reputation for up- rightness and man1iness that VIII make him stay long in the memory of many friends he made here.
 c. H. Waters left today for Fl Paso to meet Mrs. Waters who is en route from Augusta, Maine, to Cananea.
 Ollalio Rubio, son of Pablo Rubio os this place, who is attending school ia Los Angeles, was selected by the stu dent body to make a short speech Of greeting to President Taft when the latter was in the California city. When Rubio entered school there, four years ago. his knowledge of Eng fish was limited, and this signal honor speaks we'll for the ability of the young man to push forward and over reach others whose opportunities were wider than his.
 B. W. Norton of ths Calumet & So nora is here.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
Douglas News
Camping in chiricahuas

Camping in chiricahuas
 Mrs. c. A. Hall left this morning for the ChiricahUa mountains to join camping party from Douglas, con- sisting of Mir and Mrs. s. c. Clark, Miss Rosa Bllingsly and Ben Par sons. They will stay a month. Back from Scotland
 Mrs. J. L. Mclaughlin and daugh- ter, Hazel, returned this morning fTcm a six months stay in Scotland, their native land. It goes without saying that they had a good time, but they said that they were mighty glad to get back to Douglas.
 Engagement Reported
 ''The engagement of D. W. Isaac. son to Miss Adele Badger of Doug las has been announced. Mir. Isaac son, who owns the old Hooker ranch near Wilcox, has made several visits to Tucson and the news of his en. gagement will be of much interest to his friends in Tucson. Arizona Daily Star, Tucson. October IF, 1909 Class Meets Tomorrow
 The class in mechanical drawing at the Y. NJ. c. A. will meet tomor-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21

W. s. Mclaughlin returned this morning from a two months busi- ness trip to New York.
 Charles Purdon returned from Naeo this morning, coming in with the Hitchcock party.
 w. G. Dodson. of the Standard Furniture company, spent Sunday in Bisbee, returning yesterday.
 E. l.. Jenkins, credit man for the Copper Queen store at Bisbee, is a guest !H the city today with his fa- ther, who is a recent arrival from the east.
 Mrs. c. A Spooler arrived this morning from Riverside, California, to join MT. Spooler, who is an employe of the San Bernardino market.
 MT. and Mrs. A. P. Behnke and children returned to the Savage mine this morning after spending a few days in the city.
 MT. and Mrs. E. T. Boucher and children passed through the city this morning from Tombstone. where MT. Boucher is an engineer on the Tomb stone branch, for El Paso where they will visit with Conductor and Mrs. J. B. Carothers, after which they will go for an extended visit to Fredonia, Kansas.
 Mrs Rod Morgan left this morning for Grand Junction, Colorado, on a business trip of two weeks.
 MT and Mrs. l.. J. Abbott are in the city from the Chiricahuas.
 Mrs. S. M. Walker returned to her home at Beaver City, Oklahoma, this morning, after a visit of two months with her brother at Courtland.
 w. Suhre, a letter carrier on res, idence route No. ?. is i'll at the Calu. met hospital.
 G. P. Windsor, cashier of the Ma, cozari railroad, returned from Fl Paso yesterday, where he witnessed the celebration of the meeting of the presidents.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21

Cotswold, Tunis. Shropshire Downs. South Downs, Oxford Downs, Dorsett Horn, Hampshire Downs. Delaine Merinos, Lincoln Merinos and Ram bouillet Merinos, in all ten breeds of sheep will be exhibited at the sheep pens at the big Arizona Territorial Fair to be held at Phoenix, Novem- Der Sth to 14th.
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Xrs. Windows sooshing syras

ass beSy. sed for over SIXTY -FIy2 YlsRs EILIJoNs of M0THEHs for tsetr cHILDR 5QoThEs the CHILD, SOFT ENs the GUMS ALsLl Ll PAIN; CURES WIND CoLIG, and Is the ,
 Jzrt of the world Bo sure and ask fo,A Mrs Wh
 ow's Soothing Syrup and take nc Gg,ther kiI
 food gRf prurfe act, June 3oth. 19O6. Serial Numc lA IN OLD AED YELL TR1KD REMEDK
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21

Relieved By Murine Eye Remedy. Try Murine Fer Your Eye Troubles You Win Like Murine. 1t Soothes 5ec At Your ,Druggists, Write For Eye Bosks.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
Mineral Department

The mineral department is under the superintendency of Colonel Epes Randolph of Tucson, who has left the active management of it to James C.. Goodwin of Tempe as he did last year. Mir. Goodwin has gone about his work systematically, energetical- ly and early. He has written to those interested in the mining industry in each of the counties and has received replies to most of them to the effect that they expect to send better and more comprehensive exhibits to the fair this year than. ever before. He expects to leave at once on a trip to Superior and other Pinal county camps and probably on to Globe, in tho interest of the mineral display, for MT. Goodwin is himself a mining man and very much interested in see ing that that industry is well repre- sented.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
Coaching Theo.

Coaching Theo.
 The other bowlers in the Y. M. C. A. bowling tournament are coaching little Theo. The hope that they can convince him that the head pin is not burro and he need not be afraid to plunk it just as he once pIunked another burTO
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
FEATURE. FOR PHOENIX
 FAIR

PHoENIX, Oct. 2O.-The fifth an- nuaI territorial fair is designed to be bigger and better than any former fair in all it's departments. Much has been printed about the racing program and there can be no ques- ton in the public mind that the races will be far more notable than those of former years, even though all have been notable and each years program has been better than that of the pre- ceding one This article is to out line in a general way what is being done in other departments, to make them more attractive and more use ful to the people than ever before.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21

are charming symbols of a promised future. The loyeIest hoops that eveI served as prophecies of marriage in Bisbee are shown in our assortment of rings We are prepared to meet every engagement magnificently, as we have organized a ring that will not be. broken. There is nothing in rings not here, and nothing either in
 Fashionable JeweIry for that matter, or Clocks or watches or S5fvsEEsTe.
 |. l.. GILMAN
 LEADING JEwELER. Flat IFea Bldg. Main Street
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Horses and Mules

Horses and Mules
 The horse and mule department of the exhibits will again be under the direction of w. w. Cook and in this department a notable departure will be made from the rules of the for mer shows. in the interest of Iarg- ar display of stock without a lower ing of the standard. Heretofore ex- hibits in the coach and draft breeds have been limited to registered ami. mals, most of which were stallions. It has been decided this year to ad- init cross bred or unregistered mares though no unregistered stallions will be admitted. The idea is that a larg. CT horse show is desired and there are scores of fine mares in the val. ley, many of them well bred but un. registered, and some that look like thOroughbreds but are not. No en. couragement win be given the breed, ing of poor stock by the use of un- registered stallions but the grade of the stock in general cannot be rapid ly elevated if only registered mares arc used and until grade brood mares are recognized the general display of horses will be small The unregis- tered stock of course will not com pete with registered animals but will be entered as added lots. Mir. Cook left yesterday for his range and will be absent a couple of weeks but he has already made a good canvas of this county and dore as much as pos sible elsewhere to encourage these added exhibits. He feels certain the horse and mule display this year will be both bigger and better than ever before and mean a great deal more than it ever did to the average farm CT and horse breeder.
 Provision for Cattle
 All that has been said of horses is equally true of cattle. Heretofore there have been shown some as fine cattle exhibits as could be seen any where but they were mostly confined to few herds of registered cattle, the number of exhibits being limited because only here and there farmer has a full registered herd, even though he may have some fine Indi- viGuals or fine grade stock. The cat tie department is under the superin- tendency of A. c. Mcqueen and it is proposed this year to admit cross bred heifers and COWS in added lots just as the cross bred horses will be entered. It Is believed this will be au inspiration to many farmers to slow worthy cattle for which there was before no inducement In fact, almost every dairyman ought to have something worth while. There will be no discounting the registered stock but it will enable visitors to see what is being done in grading up the general average of cattle in the terri tory. The star feature of the cattle show this year will be cash prizes for herds of dairy cows not less than five in number. There will be two premiums, the first for $10O and the second for $50 These prizes were heretofore offered for range cattle but the range stockmen did not re- spond and the dairymen are to be given a chance at the money. Some Of them may have use for it.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
Bisbse Sult Club and Cleaning
 Works.

Pressing Club. Four Suits Pressed per Eanzth, s2.oo. First sf.oo paid In szz osHb may win 5000 suit sf sssMes made to order. Cleaning, DyefsB Repairing. Upper Main stre1a, nesct to Palace Undertaking ParIors. Phone 2o5. L. L. Stewart.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21

row night instead of Thursday night on account of the banquet which will be rendered MT. Crosby on Thursday evening. No change is made in the session of the bookkeeping class which will be Thursday evening as usual.
 No Court Cases
 There was not case of any kind or description to be heard in either the municipal or the justice court this morning. No city or county ar. rests were reported.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
Return from Denver

Return from Denver
 MT. and Mrs. E. F. Jones have re- turned to this city from Denver af- ter an absence of eight months and have taken up their residence at S14 Greene street It is their intention to make their home here.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
Guild Meetinn

Guild Meeting
 The meeting of St. Cecilia Guild will be held tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. ". de H. Washington will en- certain the guild from to o'clock at her home on Tenth street.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-21
Class Meets Tomorrow

The class in mechanical drawing at the Y. NJ. c. A. will meet tomor-
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NORTHWEST BRANCHES:

n"s. FED Ea 81 and % indian. ave.
CSisweIi'. = Drug ns" store. t 7th and SITS.
Fred b. Campbell Drugs 1908 Ga; ave.
1 Tbos A. Dchyns. 18th ST., and Columbia NH road
RpDs. f pr"r Store. 18th ana ana clifton .
Emerson: G. W.: 18th st and PARK road.
;oldenhere's Bureau Of Information.
H~rh%f's Drre Store. 25th and Pa. ave.
.nf s,s and 'i Sta
s. Ksnn Son. & Co. Information Bureau.
E,rr,- De- De- store ,s.h and sts
National Hotel Postal telegraph.
p"rtman's P..rmac, 14.h and R. I. ave.
RnisnS w.nas , -'' Se %"s and sat,oner,
Store aen 9th st. NV.
Yrr.cn Section Postal Toinrr.nh
Tinted States Csnstnl Postal rriegrarh.
w.cHwsrd 4 Tothrnn s~ne-'rterdert,. dest.
,22s connsct'cnt .re.- Postal Telegraph.
GFoRGETowN:
0'nonne,rs Drug Store 22d and NJ SIS.
0'Dcnn.T< DruS STORE s2d and sta
Pride's Pharmacy. oath and SITS.
NORTHEAST
Buffers Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton p. ne.
Kenea,v'. Pharmacy. i. CanitoI and I SITS.
T. Kra"sa. eth and z SITS ne.
Mcorsan! i rSsrma .ee a ,sth and Tf' Il:
Yeatman, D. A. Pharmacy 7fh and III 3.e.
SOUTHEAST
RradIev's Drug Store Sth and F. SITS. Sc.
O'Donn.lrs Drug Store. I'd and Pa. ave: 50
n. 6. Fealy. Druggist. nth and IA. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
Iith st. wharf. Postal telegram once.
SuIlivsn's Dr',e Store. 7th and D SITS. s.w.
Charles s. Walter ao1 AZ st. s.w.
TENLEYTOwN D. G.
George P. Parton. Druggist. Wisconsin ava
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1877 ct. NV, ID 6oor. 6r and b.. ..... 30-50
2323 18th st. NV. LIST door, Df. and b. 20 so
$50 st. me-, I'd floor, 1r. aud b. 1880
1884 Girard st. NV I'd floor, 6r and b. q. so
1911 kalorama I'd. rooms and bath. q. ~
1888 Willard st. NV. I'd door Or. b.. 25.5]
1917 10th st. NV. rooms and bath. 20.00
223S Decatur st. NV, LIST d., 5r. and b. q. 80
50 Quincy st. NV. rooms and bath. 80
10 7 st. Me-. I'd floor. 6 rooms and hath p 80
81 Quincy st. NV. I'd door. Or. and b. = $50
pa 18th pl. me-, LIST door. Ar. and b. 23.!a
1926 st. NV 1st floor 5r and ba tn. "a. 90
:, . Fla ave- 2d floor Or and b. "a
200 st. n.y.. LIST floor. Or. and D.. y. 20
I'll 7th St n w. I'd Aoor rooms .... % %
81 Quincy St NV LIST a. 5r and b. :. -. sc
1884 ST. Sc, od floor 5r and b. 81 so
35ha Todd place, ID door. 5r. and BATH. q so
302 Fla. ave. NV. LIST floor. 3r. and b.. Il .0t
51Ih 9Th st. ne. rooms and bath. -. 20 .5e
81 Todd pl 5 rooms Observation-Disclosures. 20 80
A II st. NV. 6 rooms and bath. 70. SO
342o r st. NV. I'd door. 5r. and b.. xO.1f
1925 It'll st. NV. rooms and bath. 20.6C
sos II st. me-, rooms and bath 2O.OC
~ St nw I'd floor ST. and b. 20.fN
1325lh Wis. ave., rooms and bath. 49,. 1000
2S25 Sherman ave. I'd floor, / rooms. :. 10. sc
1885 st. ne, LIST floor. -5r. and bath. 1859
1927 u st. ne, LIST floor. rooms. 1851
S141s Park rd.. rooms and bath ....... 800
l223ia Duncan, I'd floor, rooms. ....... IA sc
414 0 st. NV, I'd floor. 3r. and b.. IA. 90
6S4 Orleans. LIST floor. Ar. and b. i4.G
grONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York aye. NV.
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FOR RENT-STONE 4 FAIRFA1.
1912 New York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.

1907 1909 18th st.. i2r. and baths. ;. $4,000
71s nth st. NV. rooms and bath. 65.W
1857 Mt Pleasant St. No 2, 5r. and b.. 1870
8 rooms and bath. " Nv. 4o.oo
18th and Col rd % floor Or. and b.. 400
The Frederick 9th and X, 4 rooms $50. $3.50
The Mintwood. ls4l Mintwood pl.: Or. %. so
The Saratoga. It'll and e. Cap. A., b.. 3s SO
616 9th ut. NV, I rooms and bath. 49,. $500
The Nonquitt. 2814 18th st. NV. Or. b.. 80. 90
The Frederick, 9th and x sts. 4r.. b.. e SO
The Ellsworth. 625 Sd st. Me-. 6r., b.. 30 50
2s0S Cathedral ave. 3r. and b.......... 1880
TIE Rryn Mawr 1915 U. rooms ... 300
FOG D st. 4w Let door Ar and b. $3.50
645 II st. ne, Sd floor Or and b. 80. $3.50
1854 Col rd. 2 rooms and bath 1900
500 9th st. NV rooms ........... 90
1874 ut. NV. I'd floor Or. and bath. ;. $500
NJ at. n.w 4 rooms and bath ....... 90
1843 H st. ne Sd door 5r aud bath. $3.50
1914 l4th st. NV. Sd d., 3r. and d.. 20.5O
016 9th st. NV. ID door. 81. and b.. 1880
kTONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
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COLORED TENANTS.
OFFICES.

500 18th nv. "a 3r IS. 00l 1905 n nv, "a d,
sos 18th nv. 81. q. h30 90 front ron %
500 ii NV. ID. 81. 90 Pope bldg, 617-8le 14th.
1915 18th, LIST d. o6nces. 1850 to &11 80
front room. 1000 1859 y. ID q. II. 50
626 NV. ..20.00i
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a2ce Mas. nwiss sssso Isla ssd NV. ler.ss7sa
.os NV. lar. b. 5000 his Newton sr.bsz.Ss
.2b. :........... 500 1895 Newton. Or. bss.so
l lss1 NV nv. Il ne: H.
1870 Q nv. I1rb Toco 2la9 G NV. or. .a,.e
cola Wyoming av; AIs Flsglcr. 'r, b2s..o
1saiamont. ior. sbsS 22i: q NV NV ST. .iSo
1875 r NV. lar. 1880 a2o Nd Az ne al. b. so
l6OS Irving. Tor. b65.O0 3o2s Cambridge pl
1885 q NV. i2r $500 us let NV. Orb. .2sIs
1913 gath NV. ilr. So I'd ne. Or. b. * So
elsa NV. er. b. 5000 1888 18th. s.. B. $50
1929 Harvard NV. 1900 soth nw.er.b e 81
,!ss NV Tor $50 10 isrs r. Az me- ss .
I722 P NV iIr. b.52. % EOS Morgan nv Or b2sso
rs kilbourne pl. sla sth ne. 7r, b q !"
2e:s nth $40 Sd Ne cr 80
20l5 18th nw.9r .b47.50 al2 Sd ne. Or. b. - ~
i4ssF airmont ior iias Morse e ne sr. s2oso
1925 = NV. ior. 1880 iisa Morse se.sr SsS. 50
i ,a 18th, Tor b4sos i2ie sw. Or. 3. 20: 20:
1927 Lamont. sr:b!o.!o i7ss Lincoln Az ne;
Az iTsias NV isSsS a s. ii,G SO
sos! 18th. Or: b: 1000 POI Claiming. Oh. %
30Gs Q NV, Or. b. 1000 306 Va sc. 81. b. Is so
1913 Q NV. lor. 1000 81 Myrtle neer.b. Il 50
l226 IL nv, Ion, 81 so lbs Cap. Or. $500
issi Ore ar. Or. 50 los 9th nwsrwisso
1917 Q NV. Tor. b.. so IS Mass nv nw.5r ITO,
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COLORED TENANTS.
1871 ore ar. ~. b. 1000 1857 Champlain
iss sih sr. g iii III NV. ar: ESQ
1025 2lst nw.7r 30 50 1918 Half sw. l3r, b.6-5o
lob Fla av INV Or, BIC. 30 l07 Howard sv. Ana
1922 Fla av NV Or bS0..D costa Sr. 49,. .l5.o0
1924 Fla nv. Or b30 % 49S Clark Ct sw.4r.s.00
ie4s Ella Az. OF. b.2s.se e.s Marion ct. 1850
1729 T NV. ar. b.27.50 24l5 SHOWS ct.4r. so
OFFICES.
scs s , 18th nw;2e 81 IS 90 1905 nv. "a q.
500 II NV. q. =. 5000 Pope bldg. sI5 -sle IAN:
1915 18th, LIST d, odnces. $3.50 to Sal 80
..i frsnt room e g 90 g 1883 Q. % a. II. ..i2So
STORES.
building. 1000 sil 18Th nv. store. 1000
noor .......... 10000 1901 ne. store 600
, ,s2 ks%ont sske-s 100 22s Sd sw shop
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RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS,
7I3 14th st. NV. Phone NJ. 2Si5.
A Quick. Courteous Service.
CHEAPER AND HEALTHIER than the or
binary apartment. a braml-new house of six
large. comfortable rooms: parguetry floors
hardwood trim: instantaneous water heater:
positive ard meat economical heating system
large lawns. colonial porshes. Rent $21.J0 per
month. Located in fine section of Heights 4
gcp.
SHANNON & IJCHS,
NJ. 33f5. s13 18th 81. NV. NJ. BIB.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FOB Rent 1oMX GoRSER FIAT Al
ai sSI + ' o:ssihs co. une,. 1909 G NV.
tHa EEo- s5T Fg. sh1Hs;
noG rs : : TT UT Il NY 7Ao..
!sss Isl, nm NV I'd aos a. sT AMID B.
dlssaaa7 NV. ist door. 5r. and b.. 5000 .
a sss lsts st: It. ID ID Door Door g. and and
l545 NV, LIST floor. Or. and b. $3.50
is25 ' Ktto1 INV. 1;t a. s. a. b
g Quincy " p INST. 1st Il a. ST. sad and isasS
500 f1a a9e ID n oSeF ST. or an. asd b.
1926 T ST.. Let door. 5r. and b. {2a.5o
h zig "a 81 Sc 1s +. a. 5r; and nd, b; ...$S259
Us 10th Sc. 5r. and b.: 80
Soi4 2 NV. LIST a., 5r. and b.. 1850
81 81 ne. ID door. 5r: and b. {is.so
1880 1880 18th st.. % floor, Or and b. .$is.5o
4 Tenn nn .2 "a d 1ss Or IT, and and b.
14195 E me-, ID floor. Ar. and b. .$l4.3O
81 81 Tenn Tenn : ave- n me- i ist a. H. f.:
MOORE ! HILL dNc.,.
FOR RENT
THE CARLTON. 2fo1 n st. Beauti-
fully FIN. finished, bright, cheerful rooms
THE wALLRAFF, 3o25 18th st. Only
one vacant apartment; four rooms and
bath; In perfect condition; rent. 1925
THE HARVARD. 1920 Harvard St; de-
large rooms and bath. $3.50.
THE WILTON. 1881 18th St: conven-
lent to car lines and schools. Four
rooms and bath. $3.50 and $3.50.
THE GENEVA, cor. 18th and SITS.
ments Of 5 rooms and bath, $3.50 and
$40.
THE, CHESHIRE 1855 Columbia road.
ard sSutSepn sna ense .nd
s4s.so. s'''Ae'n eAD''''e' 'e''s' Wv anu
THE NAPLES. rs 18TH ST.
Desirable apartments of and rooms
building. Rents, So. so, $3.50 and $500.
THE MARION, 200 Il ST.
Convenient to business section and govt
depts.: and 5 rooms and bath. $3.50
to $1,000.
THE CADIZ. lit Sc.
-Four and i've rooms and bath, at prices
which cannot be beat.
MOORE & HILL (nc.). 1893 st. NV.
THE CONGRESSIONAL" list aud Eas.
oap''o' s' ONLY ONE LEFT.
Delightful fourth-door apartment. overlook
1s 1s ' 5sts and N the GsR Six
1919 9o 9 month n's1 p the y Cn Inc
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WANTED-A MAN WITH SOME MONEY TO
help get patent new type Of gasoline en-
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A. +. FOX COMPANY.
ESTABLISHED 1876
14TH AT NEW YORK AVE.
HEADQUARTERS FOR APARTMENTS -

THE NEWPORT 1854 Florida ave. NV
:. rooms and tile bath. ..........$o1 20
rooms and tile bath. observation-disclosures. So. 20
THE Ia CnPOHA.- 425 NJ ST. NV.
No. ]. rooms and tiled bath. .$27. 80
No. =. rooms and tiled bath. .$27 so
THE CALIFORNIA" 18TH and SITS NV
No. "a. rooms and tiled bath. $500. $500
THE HUNTINGTON 271a 18th st. NV.
No. II, and tiled bath $500. $4,000
No. Is, rooms and tied ba tn $500
No. Is. rooms and tiled bath. $42. so
THE RUSSELL, 49,: Columbia road.
No. s, rooms and tiled bath. $780,. $37 so
THE LANfER' Lanier pl. bet. Adams Mill
road and Ontario road,
No. s. rooms and tiled bath .. So. So
THE SUFFOLK I467 Irving ST. NV.
No. "a. rooms and tiled bath ......... @32.5 so
THE KENYON" 1872 Kenyon st. NV.
4 and ) rooms and tiled baths. $37 and $iS. 90
Janitor premises and will gladly show any
of the above apartments. Further informa ton
furnished at office.
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CHOICE APARTMENTS IN THE
HOYT, 1850 Belmont st. So 80 to $500
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