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10 ELECTION NOTICE. Tweatr-Foirlk Ward (Coatlaa). Joha M. Jacobs. 1018 Wellington D.C 6 Nick itrhrimm, MM2 N.

Ashland U.J. George ichweier. N. Ashland J. Geo.

Pfart. (vi2 Ntiwn I C. A. H. Korh.

1070 N. Aihland R. J. Geo. May.

743 Noble O. J. George D. Steinbeck. 743 Belmont D.

C. Ch-ia B. Telch-ier. 2 XV. Ravenswood D.

J. O. Sanders. 519 George st D. C.

8 Chas. Eisenbela. 240 Noble D. J. Budlne-cr.

250 Fletcher D. C. T-Ceorge Miller, r.tm Clybourn D. 10 John frchmlta. lotll N.

Marshlleld D. J. Henry Sen lake. 1430 N. Marshfleld D.

C. 11 jo. A. Diwn pke. M'Si Southport D.

J. J-jIlns 573 Houthport D. J. Mike Roesir. 823 Wolfram 11.

C. 12 Henrv Steinbeck. 1010 Wolfram R. C. George W.

F. Ruffing. 1042 George D. 13 August Nolte, KS Divers ey D. J.

Wm. Starr. 1130 George D. J. Joe S.

Bauer. 1140 Divrsey D. C. 14 A. K.

Uarnrl. tUU Kaclne K. J. Louis Bruck. 1 I.

ill i). C. 15 John Klein, 400 Houthport D. J. Henry Sohsefer.

Southport R. C. J6 John Jashke. 161 H'gh D. J.

A. A. Mar'hnll, VM Perrv D.C. 17 Henry lu-yer. l20 bourn D.

3. Scire r. 07 Clyhourn b. J. 1H John Clines.

e3 Clvbourn D. C. JO IMwln Stlunke. 14U Ward 1. 20 He-rnhardt Kru'Ker.

112 High D. J. Chas. J. Hnb.rr.iehl, Perry D.

C. 21 lohn U. Uauer. 104 Webster D. J.

John Kchurx, ln Lewis D. J. Mori Dries en. 252 Racine D. C.

22 jo. M. 203 ivn iur; D. C. 2.i 'I heo.

Strobel. 3M SneCleld D. J. John F. Wtlrh 303 Htssell st.

1. C. 24 l.r.u a J. Niehoff, 4K' iHivton D. J.

20 August Seeger. 173 Fremont D. J. A. j.

lsx Center t. J. 26 Jmn Wei am. 7." Pwnlnnry D. 'it 'in.

Devine. Webster av D. J. W. H.

312 Biteerl D. C. 2H Henrv C. Hal tling. 142 Seminary D.

J. ti-n Mcllale. 7 Clifton I. C. 21) ti.org Jochum.

12 Racine D. J. Char. W. Fuchs.

78 fenter D. J. J-'i-enk SV eidner. H4 Racine D. C.

80 lanx? V. MiCalTrfV. Kaolr.e D. C. Michael Met nan, l.l-" ebeter O.

J. Twenlj-FHto Ward. Prert. lCliaa. F.

J. Swain, 1220 Clark D. J. Chin. J.

Freeman. 2vll Hampden D. C. 2 Donald I Morrill. IMtO Arllnston I.

J. Herbert B. Roblneoiv WIS Fullerton D. C. 8 M.

E. Arnold. 17oi Dewey pL. D. J.

U'm. Hart, 1724 Dewey D. J. Clarence Phillips. 1702 Demey D.

C. 4 Sam RothenberK. lKttt Wrlgbtwond l. J. John Mann.

OoO Hurling D. C. 5 H. E. Synwolt.

577 Burling R. J. John A. Holand. 522 Hurling D.

J. J. Skelly. 12(15 N. Hairfleu I.

J. John Farrell. 50t Orchard D. C. Richaid H.

Norria. 1506 1.111 D. J. 7 Louis Uhman, 1231 X. HalMel D.

J. Henry Knajelhardt, 12W) N. D. J. Chas.

W. iCoehler. 124U N. HalEted D. C.

8 J. M. Steven. 2t Beft D. J.

Daniel Deeean. So Rest D. C. D-Frank tJendtner, 1340 Montana D. J.

John J. Crowley, 444 Seminary D. C. 10 John C. Dethke.

12U3 WrlKhtwoud C. Daniel J. Rock. Llll D. C.

11 John C. Schon'en, Ueg-ood D. J. J. W.

R. Kirk. tS22 Seminary' D. J. John Aul.

2 OFKood D. C. 12 T. J. 412 Racine D.

J. 13 I'aul A. Gerner. 1N Racine D. J.

Anton H. Schmltz, 62n Racine D. C. 14 Fred Spangenberg. Dtvemey D.

J. Wm. LAehner. Welliniaon D. C.

15 Robert J. Hennhaw. 143S D. J. Hildreth a.

McFarland. 764 r-hemeld D. J. Joreph Moran. eliinnton D.

C. 10 H. 1. Kaage. 137 N.

Halstsd R. J. A. F. Nlelchmann.

13J N. Haleted D.J. H. A. Pius, Kvunnon D.

C. 17 Marvin K. Hamhart, livvd Dlvervey D. C. 18 M.

F. Klees. 10O4 Wellinctcn D. J. Edward Hagen.

loss Wellington D. C. ll Anton Alfter. 1042 Briar D. J.

Jioim Jordan. ltVI Briar D. J. 20 Jacob Baer. 10N2 Fletcher D.

J. lieo. Lcinhaaa. 1631 N. Clark D.

C. 21 Harry Frledlander, Kl5 Oea-ood D. J. Vatliias tM-hlachter. 815 Seminary D.

J. Tnoe. f. Cleary. 1242 WelllnKton D.

C. 22 Chrltian (iroihman, B24 Osgood D. J. U. A.

Walston. I.I.V. Belmont D. C. 23 Chas.

H. Betcher. D. J. Wm.

F. Elsele. S-minary D. C. 24 Christ Nat, 103 N.

Clark D. J. Oscar N. Mliburn. 1002 Sheffield D.

C. 23 H. Watson. Ho N. Haifted D.

J. Geo. E. bum), 103.H Melrore D. J.

26 James W. White. 1762 N. Halsted D. J.

Wm. G. Frey. 1770 N. Halsttd D.

C. 27 Frank H. L-nnard, H.a Rokeby D. J. eo.

KreUsl. N. Halsfd D. C. 25 Jonn K.

Gregorv. 1424 Newjort D. J. Philip Lvnch. Newpoit D.

C. 20 Jonn Kuni. 17oi N. D. J.

John H. Farley. Hi4 SI efheld D. J. John T.

yuinn. 1577 Ilueklneham D. C. 80 J. H.

Altrmiter. lOMOfgood D.J. John Duhlg. 1210 hool D. C.

1 Fied E. Snove, 1127 Semirary D. J. Theodore It. Cook, 1340 Hofcoe D.

J. C. lyouis Franinc. Newport D. C.

82 Henry Milltn. lCI D. J. J. C.

Alleid. 1.U7 Osgood D. C. S3 C. K.

Williams. Clarendon D. J. J. J.

McCovern. 14I5 Wilton D. J. D. H.

Hualey. N. Haisted D. C. 84 W.

E. Rd. lltMi N. Halsted D. 1.

Grace, tirare D. C. 86 D. W. Campbell.

Kenesaw terrace R. J. Ceo. N. Pratt.

Kilo Ken more D. J. Garnet W. Copn, 14 Marquette terrace, D. C.

BC M. R. Kelly. Z22 Beacon D. J.

87 Edward P. Haven, 4'M Inthrop a R. J. R. E.

Devereaux. Wvl Wlnthrop D. J. Ed J. Morse.

Evnntnn D. C. 88 (Jen. F. Payne.

27.M Kvanston D. J. W. J. McKenna.

124 Ardmoie D. C. 81 Frank H. Gallaitht-r. 2721 Wayne D.

J. JamtM E. Dowd. 2741 Magnolia cv.D. C.

40 Alexander E. Arragon. 40t N. Ashland D. C.

41 E. McPherson. Estes D. J. M.

A. Haskin. 7h Eftes D. J. s.

Rogers Tuohy. N. Clark D. C. 42 W.

It. MiCann, K. Ravenwood Iark. J. Ed S.

Foote, Xs2t HUWi D. C. Ttvenly-Sixl Ward. rrect. 1 Ern-t Gulke.

12 Melrr-e R. J. Ernst Devine. 214 Relmor.t D. J.

t'harles F. 22 fielmont D. J. 2 Nicholas J. Blocks.

4'1 Melrose St I). J. Matt Johannes. Belmont D. C.

8 William C. Traearer. Itor.oe D. J. John T.

I'rfralv, otto D. J. Fred liecktr. D. C.

4 Aug. Fehrlr.ger. 51 Melre D. J. illiam F.

lVter. Ut7 otto st L. C. 6 I. E.

French. 72 Irose J. Nicholas E. Weiistun. Belmont D.

J. Schoencnbcrger. 177s N. Ashland D. C.

Leonard Radermacher. ftll Southpcrt J. William F. Gerttner. tj Otto D.

C. 7 I'eter Kierrdorf. Herndon D. J. 5.

K. Ehli-n, 1042 Melrose D. J. Charles Walt-r. B'lmont av D.

C. 8 Frank A. Stadler. 1114 Belmont D. J.

Christian Gorttfricd Schurz. 1042 Otto D. C. H. J.

Knuepfner. Xt Janseen R. J. Wwnril o'Shea, li'lo Addison D. J.

F. C. Oxerbeck. lu. Janssen D.

J. M. M. Flanagan, Addison D. C.

10 N. Biguv 013 Newport D. J. James F. Murray.

1277 l.lneoln D. C. 11 F. 11. Hexter.

SS Roscoe R. J. P. J. Farlev.

1K71 N. Hoyne D. J. E. J.

Kornasxewski. ls7o N. Hoyne D. C. 13 Anthony J.

Ftshr. PKXI Lln. oln D. C. 14 Richard K.

Glauch. 74 Addlann D. C. 15 C. C.

Hartwlg. 2207 N. Marshfleld D. J. Peter Deegan.

21MU N. Hermitage D. C. Iff John F. Fullen.

h74 Grace D. C. 17 J. B. Kilrov.

1179 Southport D. J. Joseph 2 Janssen D. J. Charles Krel.

IOTmi Byron D. C. 18 Michael Otblin. 22V N. Hermitage a J.

William H. P. Weston, lilts perry D. C. 19 Hans lxrenxcn.

435 Warner D. J. Joseph H. Helm. 4HU Irving Park D.

C. 20 John Gulnand. 22! I Warner D. J. 21 illiam Betting, 341 Montrose D.

J. John Fourier. 2.VXI N. Oaklev a J. Joseph RUfhl, X.

Western D. C. 22- J. Henry Weill. 251 N.

Hermitage D. C. 23- W. L. Kiehorster.

3251 Clark D. J. Harry P. Dawson. 20M X.

Paulina at V. C. 24 Simper. 1241 W. Ravenswood D.

J. W. H. Flshleigh. 2W1 X.

Robey D. C. 25 F. W. Jaros.

310 Sunnyside D. J. Samuel Engleton. 12st Lyman D. C.

'2 K. 1. 1ckers. 21 Sunnyside D. J.

W. L. Folomon. 2H Vilas D. C.

27 Alexander Reuier. 2KJ X. Irving av D. C. 2 F.

J. Seng. 22J Htrn-tage D. J. A.

M. Keili-rt, X. Clark D. C. 20 Paul Aries.

.42 Winona D. J. 80 George Relnberg. 3ul Balmoral D. J.

P. 1 Mlll-r Fo-ter C. 81 Michael Xeuscs. N. Clark D.

J. l-amtx-rt Wevdert. 3M2 N. Paulina D. J.

S3 Joseph P. Klein. North Touhy Station I. J. Xic Kathauser.

3543 Ridge D. C. Twrilr-Seveatk Ward. Prcet. 1 H.

H. Miller. 237 E. Circle D. J.

John F. HolTman, 214 Lincoln D. J. 1 Albert Adams, Caldwell rnad. Edgebrook.

R. J. William Woodrlch, Ktelner'a road and Foreat Glen D. J. John I- Johnson.

48th Jefferson station. R. C. Chaa. Stonberg.

Forest Olen, 111., D. C. 5 R. L. Bud long.

W. Berwln Station X. D. J. John Han-r, 2541 Lincoln a D.

J. 4-OeurroO'N'eH, 2721 N. Avert D. J. ft John A.

Klnr. 2725 N. 42d D. J. D.

K. Camt bell, 2737 N. 43d D. C. 8 Henry Warneke.

423! Milwaukee D. Wm. Bernhardt. 3I8 N. 4th D.

C. R. C. Faunt. 2550 I.owell D.

J. J-fT S-rr-ltli. 24S5 N. 47th T. J.

John W. Hermann. 2404 N. 43d D. C.

George C. Hleld. ZTf)'! Jewell a R. J. 8 J.

Da Hon. iHK) N. Av-rs 1. J. Frank M.

Richardson. 1S Milton D. C. ircnry P. Rsdlein.

2403 Bernard D. J. I Arthur W. Flnnell. 2H11 Kimball D.

C. 40 Frederick W. Christenaen. 2218 N. Whipple I.

Joseph Kurxer. 2W1 N. Western T. 3. Otp Elchhorst.

2453 N. Western D. C. It Henry Hoff, 175 W. Dlversey I.

J. Andrea 1:. Larsen. 1811 N. Mnplswood D.

1 Chaa. Hoff. 175 nivers-y I). C. 15 Wm.

J. Rale'gh. 44H W. George D. C.

13 Martin Ptade. W. Wellington D. J. 14 Henry E.

Tintjer. 1m N. Troy 1. J. 15 Cha.

A. AlUn. WM K. Ppaul.llng D.C. 1 Jarres Kennedv.

27 ElbHdge D. J. 17 Ieonldaa Thma. 22X1 N. 42d D.

J. Chaa. r. Iiui ks. 2321 Iwell D.

C. ,1 John D. Walsh. 3W Grand D. J.

Its-W. J. Sullivan. 1412 M. dill D.

J. Thomas Turnbull. 51st D. J. Charles J.

Gregory. I IKS N. Both D. T. 20 Frank Sawlnskt.

IMII N. I.swndal- D. 3. Io Fran-1kowskl, 1703 N. Rldgeway D.

C. 21 Nathan Vanauken. 1230 Tripp D. J. M.

O. Ifurles. lion. Tripp D. J.

Herman Gerbfg. 1045 Amiltage D. C. 22joeph Orav. IA N.

4 td D. 3. Wjn. J. O'Brien, 012 N.

42d D. C. 23 George M. Frlanf. 1571 W.

North D. J. Ci. F. John-on.

t40 N. 41st D. C. -74 John F. Saunders Cortland 4..

D. J. Jnn. w. lirn 1442 N.

nh D. C. J- K.twurd r. Kuhn. 147 ma I ley R.

J. U. Torkelson, 1C14 N. Central Park av, D. J.

Ravmonda. Klralwll. 145 27 Cm, 401 W. Belden J. J.

Jn 4T Cjstello 28 Fsvdor Bo ram era, O70 Armltaga ELECTION NOTICE. TTveatr-SeTratB Ward (C-eatlaaed). Prect. Joseph A. Dalv.

1000 Armitare D. C. 20 Charles O. Porter. 1O0M Armttage D.

J. jonn i- Hruooaia, lull svimoau i. J. Edward Blmoca. lotS2 Armitace R.

30 John 1'rban. H33 Kimball av D. J. Henry Fransen, 8H Hancock av D. C.

81 Arthur Jacohl. 1025 Wabanala D. 3. George P. Johnson.

HKt N. Spauldlng D. 3. Richard Riegtr. 920 N.

Spauldlng D. C. TvTPBlr-ElKbth Ward. Prwt. 1 John Fireman, 705 N.

Robey D. J. Charlea Blum. 12S1 Milwaukee D. J.

John J. Burke. 1247 Milwaukee D. C. 2 W.

O. Hopkins, 62 Columbia D. J. E. A.

Thompson. 503 W. Notth R. C. Charles L.

Klolst. 001 W. North D. C. Julius Dleckmat.

028 X. Campbell av D. J. Richard C. Hauschke, 02 N.

Campbell D. C. 4 Oliver H. Vanderllp, 036 N. Maplewood It Drew, 013 N.

Campbell D. J. Chester R. Munhv. 016 N.

Campbell D. C. 6 Valentine Hess. 941 N. Taltnan D.

J. David Klawans. 827 W. North D. J.

Joseph Hosa. 041 N. Talroan D. C. 6 Thomas S.

iJippln. 8O0 N. Mcxart D. J. B.

J. Bronsteln. 027 W. North D. C.

7 Thomas O. Roberts. 880 N. Kedxle D. J.

Magnus Johnson. 032 N. Kedxle D. C. Theodore P5 Nebraska D.

J. C. 3crhardt, 10'M N. Albany D. J.

10 Henry H. Schuster. 724 Humboldt U. J. si S.

Brewer. 216 Humboldt D. C. 11 Charles Kautx. 8SS N.

Moxart D. J. Itrnatx Robitschek. 1014 N. Francisco D.

J. Charles A. Carson. 1025 N. California 12 Ole' Lirsen.

079 N. Talman D.C. 14- Otto NlcUon. 007 N. estern D.

C. 15 Edward endel. l.VIO Milwaukee D. C. 17 Stanley Lagodslnskl.

2 Cob'entx D. J. William Hough. 2i N. Hoyne D.

C. 18 John T. Kelly. 137 Homer D. J.

Harry Har.con, 10411 N. Leavitt p. C. 19 Jarob Arnold. 0H N.

Oakley D. Anthony P. Stephany. 1137 N. Leavttt st.

v-LJw i nrr. XT I 1 1 D. 20 llllem B. Mal'lnfkl lull N. Bob-y D.

J. Andrew jintri. su nuusici 21 Joseph Llpinskl, 8i Bremen D. J. i 0Q Rr.nhin St D.

J. Winiara P. Llpinskl. 80 Bremen D. C.

22 J. Steadman. 11 Ehlne D. J. Frank c.

tirnt. lsi r.m s. y. 22 William H. Corcoran.

284 Pleasant pL D. J- Fred Masters. 110O N. Maple wocd R. J.

Holmes, 137 Powell V. C. 24-Charl? Twiggs. 259 Pleasant D. J.

William C. Smith. 257 Pleasant D. C. Phillip N.

Schlaeger. liJ aiii" -i tnr-hWMll D. C. 26 A. Harrett.

173 Milwaukee R. J. Roliert Hlrsch. 1712 Milwaukee D. J.

James J. Kenneliy. 4a Kingnum f. S7 Gsoi ge Schroeder, 25 Cornelia D. J.

Jchn H. Butters. 151 At milage D. J. J.

M. Baker. 035 rniitage D. C. 28 K.

A. J.hnson. 871 Armltage D. C. 20 William E.

Meyer. 01 Palmer square. D. J. on.

uiuiiu, vi E. A. Clifford. 62 Shakespeare D. C.

30 Harry A. Ce.mpbell. 107 J. C. McDonald, 6:1 Ele-ood av D.

C. 31 James J. Ryan. 712 Humbt.ldt blvd. D.

C. if.hr, A I'Tlch l.V N. ashtenaw JJ. t-. D.

StVecker. 1771 Humboldt Un Rasmussen. 1540 N. Campbell 1 D- J-W Cohrs. 1481 N.

Campb'll V. PeteV w- Rend. 1574 N. ashtenaw D. C.

36-JosVph Klateckl. 1180 N. Robey D. J. Joseph A.

Rudnlck. 31 Berlin D. Tvreety-Xlntta Ward. rnct. DaSe? rbVfyrt w' 47th C.

i(ito Geo rise. 46C3 Gross p. J. aiutf; Wood st D. 8 P.

O'Connell. 4220 Arhland D. J. W. D.

Murphy. 4103 Athland D. C. 6 Thomss Hogan. 45:9 strn R.

J. John Boland. D. J. 7 Thomas Broderick.

4213 Vi estern D. J. J. J. Clark.

352 Western D. J. Wm. Sullivan. 4201 Western D.

C. 8 Michael J. Tlernsv. 4013 Archer D. J.

Dorsn, 440 Archer D. C. 10 Oscar Kleiner. 5124 Artesian D. C.

Joenh Hormann. S2o2 Artrs aa D. C. 11 Jamee Elhnicky, 2003 W. 4.th D.

J. 12 Albert Pekar. 4.21 Honore C. 13 Augusta 1-aula. 188 48th D.

J. 14 Jnu.es Bar.ahan.' 47i6 Ashland D. J. Robert Alberts. 1643 47th st O.

C. Gust Maxner. 4815 Justine D. J. Chirles King.

4s: LaMIn st. D. J. Jacob Hansen 4828 Laiiln D. C.

16 Krd Schultx. 4S4.H Laflin D. J. Mlchnil Basier. 42t Justine D.

C. Gryslnskl. 5H14 Paulina, D. J. Cada.

5Ci7 W'nchsster D. 18 James McQury. 5013 Marshfleld D. J. John Kolb B153 W.

Mst sL. D. C. 19 Richard Bergen. 6S08 Juftir.r.

sL, D. J. John H. Kihiit. 5224 Ashlanl D.

C. 20 Herrv H. Pchwtnkel. 62tfO Bishop D. C.

21 James Finn. 53! May D. J. James McMatnis. 6227 Center D.

Thomas J. Downs. 6345 May D. C. 22 P.

J. M. Mandernach. 15ii W. 61st rt D.

J. 23 August Baumann 13o8 W. 61st D. J. PatricV Fir.lKan, 452 Center D.

J. John McCarthy. 135" W. 50th D. C.

24 Nilles 4319 Bisttop iV J. 25 -John J. Egan. 1321 W. 47tK T5TT Thomas J.

Baker. 4114 Ioomis D. C. 26 i-onrad Stantx, ItOfi W. 60th D.

J. Maurice Ryan. 5022 Morgan D. C. 27 John Meitr bZi Morgan st.

IK J. Cbirles Ca-sev. 101-1 W. 51st D. J.

-PsVr J. tSibbons. 1 107 W. 51. D.

C. 28 H. F. Stockman 5338 S. Carpenttr R.

J. John Mc.Nlcholaj'. 5lo Morgan st- D. J. 20 Thomas J.

ulnn. 1010 W. D. C. Thirtieth Ward.

Prect. 1 II. Place. 3002 State D.J. W.

J. Dearborn D. CT 2 Edward James Bloachneld. 4ti20 Dearborn D. c.

3 William 8. Schraedl. 4.K2 State D. J. 4 Charlton.

4324 Dearborn D.J. John 13 V. D. c. 5 Ignatz Fichter.

W. 4.1tn D. J. William C. Schwartz.

4.53 Wentworth av. D. C. 6 A J. Dewev.

SiTl La H. J. Francis B. Russell Wnt worth R. C.

William Shaw. 4340 Wentworth D. C. 7 1. H.

Greennill. 4i7." 5th D. J. Jchn Jacob. 4ll 6th I).

J. R. Qulnn. 431 Root K. C.

James Trahev. 4l4 5th D. C. 8 John Hyn-s. Princeton R.

J. James E. Hannon. 4221 Princeton R. Edward A.

Quinn. 4241 5th D. C. Patrick Moran. 443 43d I).

J. John A. Marston. 444 5th H. C.

10 Thomas Dunn. 40! D. J. 12 John H. Miller.

4525 Wallace D. J. Dan McNeill. 4Mj0 Wallace D. C.

13 James Needham. 4450 allace D. J. John Murphy. 642 W.

45th D. C. 14 Fred H. 8-nith. 40 W.

44rh D. J. Thomas A. Murphv, 6t53 W. 43d D.

C. 15 P. D. Murphy. 614 Duncan D.

J. Joseph Longhran. 28 W. 43J D. J.

M. J. Lyon. 722 W. 43d D.

C. 16 Th imas l.rosan. 545 Root D. J. 17 Charles Kronenberg.

4111. I'nlon D. J. K. I'.

Cleary. 412S Emerald a D. J. Frank Gamble. 4100 D.

C. 18 Charles Connor. 42U Halsted D. J. M.

G. Newton. 830 W. 43d D. C.

19 Hugh Call. 4457 Lowe D. J. O'Neill. 4435 I'nlon D.

J. Michael Donovan. 44O0 Lowe D. C. 20 James H.

McCarthy. 4043 Emerald D. J. Thomas J. Fitzgerald.

4556 Emerald D. C. 21 L. McMahon. 4510 Sherman D.

J. L. J. Boyne. 4537 I'nlon D.

C. 22 George F. Golden. 8i W. 47th D.

I. Daniel J. Iherty. 4828 Union D. C.

23 Alphonsus Kennev. 72:1 W. 47th D. J. John A.

Haney. 751 W. 47th D. C. 24 Oeorge F.

Lyons. 4r2 Princeton D. C. 25 Patrick Toner. 6lo Wentworth D.

J. John J. tJlli. 5058 Wentworth D. J.

Hamuel Duncan, 344 W. 51st D. C. 2ftL. A.

BUckliurne. 315 W. 47th R. J. Frank H.

Snyder. 48-jii 5th R. J. Albert Crego. 4714 5th R.

C-Thomas F. Burns. 472! Princeton D. 27 Charles Struck. 47.12 D.

J. John L. Ixmovan. 4712 State D. J.

L. A. Simpson. 4838 Stat? D. C.

28 James A. Birney. 4030 Desrborn D.J. Charles P. Alexander.

41M0 Dearborn R. C. M. J. Mclnerncy.

5.V State D. C. 29 I-ouls H.lverstorf. 5136 Htate D. J.

M. E. Troutman. 6KI9 Darborn D. C.

80 Peter Killackey. 5251 Wentworth D. J. Herman Leipzigr. 5213 Wentworth D.

C. 31 Louis M-rke. Mt Garfield D. J. J.

A. Cavana. 5300 State D. J. Charles Norton.

5400 Dearborn R. C. 32 Frank Kelley. 5323 SVentworth D. J.

Charles E. Malloy, Wentworth D. C. 83 George F. Moore.

63i Shields D. J. Fritz Holmgren. Shields R. C.

Richard kyan. 63to Sth D. C. 84 James Walsh. 52.VI 5th D.

J. James IVrey. 5134 IVinceton D. C. 85 William Hhort.

5114 Sherman D. J. William Fischer. 5319 ITnlon D. 3.

Charles J. O'Netl. 6114 Uw D. C. f6 Michael Ensenbacher, 5110 Emerald R.

George Cushlng. 828 W. 61st D. J. Alfred J.

Davies. 5050 S. Haisted D. 87 M. J.

Callahan. 812 Garfield D. J. Tklrly.Seeood Ward. Prect.

1 E. R. Rr.iwn. 8441 Armour D. J.

2 Clark C. Rolfe. 358 W. 05th D. J.

Thos E. Maley. Ross D. C. 8 Georgs Ruckland.

.121 W. OSd t. 3. Harry Bingham. 63nl Valo 1.

W. A. Riddell. 321 W. 63.1 D.

C. M. ThomDson. 443 W. 64th st rt iaviu rmnn, mi nstn tj.

F. O. Dahlgren, 84 Yale at R. J. H.

L. Cavanough. 0M8 Yale D. J. N.

A. Beck, Cs20 Yale p. 1. 6 John a. Cunningham.

C733 La Fayette K. J. Falkenberg. 0655 State T. C.

H. Wilson. 243 W. 70th D. C.

8 Martin E. Finan. 6911 Princeton D. J. Walter V.

Hlnnemann. 6015 Stewart D. C. 9 Geo W. Woods.

7243 Ijl Fayette D. J. Robert H. King. 7243 Wentworth R.

C. J. Byrne. 7214 La Fayette D. C.

10 Philip Hesse. 7120 Eggbsston D. 3. 11 H. 0.

Shuts. 701 Lowe a R. 3. O. J.

Franklin. 614 W. 77th D. J. W.

H. Wlnegardner. 7544 Emerald D. J. Jos.

Regan, 1 W. 77tn D. C. 12 F. W.

Chrtstman, 637 W. 00th D. J. M. J.

Roach. 7O30 Stewart D. O. 13 M. P.

McIonald. 7044 Emerald D. J. Patrick Delahunt. 0015 I'nlon D.

3. Patrick Wilson. 814 W. 71st D. C.

14 Robert Porter, 6837 Halsteu D. J. F. L. Dean.

831 W. 07th D. C. 15 Abner J. Miller, 0710 Stewart D.

J. Robert H. Pogue. 22 Pa me II D. C.

18 J. J. Byrne. 014 W. OHth D.

J. John J. Byrne. GG1 Parnell D. C.

17 E. C. Smith. 8338 Eggleston D. J.

M. Van Horn, 0319 Parnell D.J. Perry Madison. 8350 Kggleston D. C.

18 Michael J. O'Klordan. 053 Lowe a D. C. 19 Wm.

J. Nell. 6519 I'nlon J. Nathaniel C. Hammond.

6549 Lows D. J. James Jackson, 6M2 Cnl D. C. 20 J.

J. Wlerechern. 840 W. 3d D. 1.

Frank J. Mervicker, 8r7 W. 65th D. C. 21 Patrick McGavock.

8438 Peoria D. J. 22 J. M. Vincent.

0551 Carpenter R. Henry Mange. 11511 W. CM D. J.

Patrick Iineen. 8434 Morgan V. C. 23 Garrett Russell. OOSO May D.

J. A. llelateru. 0450 May D. J.

Nicholas Klsuf, Jr. 4041 Lanin y. 8-'on Kenn-Jy. 1722 W. 47th st.D.

J. Joseph Maroney. 4H Marsnnera J.nmer Janskv. 1M30 W. 47th st D.

C. i Marshfleld R. J. THE MILT INTEB OCEAN, MONDAY MOBNING, FEBRUARY 18, 1001. JEjCJI0NJJCJ1CE ThlrtySfrosd Ward (Coat la ad.

Michael O'Connell. 8348 Aberdeen D. 24 Jeremiah O'Keefe, 6626 Morgan st D. J. Wm.

Klelnhammer. 14 Sangamon D. 25 James Canning. 8854 Green R. J.

Wm. 3. Kelly, 6824 Peoria D. J. John Crotty, 6K33 Peoria D.

C. 28 Patrick Malloy. 8844 Carpenter p. 3. Gustav A.

Klett. 6811 Carpenter R. 3. 27 J. B.

Klnaella. :50 Elisabeth D. J. Joseph ReifT. 1345 Mth D.

J. Thomaa lllckev. 1450 W. 87th D. C.

28 John T. Dougherty. 7032 HaUted D. J. John H.

Lemmey, 1020 W. 71st D. C. 29 Paul Goebel. 74o6 Peoria D.

J. John Coynej Morgan D. J. Dennis McCarthy. 7816 Peoria D.

C. SO Thomaa J. Greene, 624 W. 79th D. J.

T. J. O'Connor. 7705 Goldsmith D. C.

31 Ward Moore. 7323 Vlncennea D. J. Ephralm Palmer. 7325 Vlncennss D.

J. 32 J. B. Thompson. 601 W.

81st R. J. Patrick Canty. 613 W. 81st D.

3. Chas. Ramensteln. 621 W. 81st H.

C. 83 Fred J. Wall. 8305 Halsted D. J.

Arnold O. Drews, 823) Halsted D. C. Howard Hague. 8200 Emerald R.

J. 34 Alexander U. Hug. 8440 Carpenter R. 3.

A. J. Keefe. 86711 vlncennea D. C.

35 Nicholas Wall. 1101 W. 87th D. J. Alexander Fraatz, 0150 State D.

J. Henry Brtnkman. 02O0 Vlncenes D. C. 80 Chas.

10O47 Wallace D. J. Wm. Hake, 10210 Emerald D. C.

87 John W. Casey, 1338 W. 102d D. J. Daniel Lawrence, 0040 Carpenter D.

3. Charles Clarke. 9720 Logan D. C. 88 Wm.

D. Harper, 9622 Winston D. J. Augustus Coady. MO0O Throop D.

C. 89 John Wilkenson. 1757 W. 102d D. J.

Z. Slenark. 2111 W. 102d D. J.

Wilton S. Crowe, lHOU W. lOOth D. C. 40 W.

C. Goodhue, 9021 Charlss D. J. Thomaa Chambers. 9707 Charles D.

C. Thirty-Third Ward. Prect. 1 John E. Yonker.

1029 74th D. J. Thomas Siehrs. 848 72d D. J.

John CVLeary, 890 E. 71st D. C. 2 F. E.

Davidson, 740 Klmbark D. J. Jamee L. Morrissy. 7671 S.

Chicago D. C. 5 Fred Fasaold. 7523 lngleelde D. J.

J. W. Taylor, 1256 75th D. J. William Pertl.

7515 Drexel D. C. 4 Peter A. Foote, 7328 Lexington D. J.

Albert S. Blythe, 7221 Dobson D. C. ft Stephen W. Grannan, 7130 Woodlawn D.

J. A. M. Bassford. 7133 Lexington D.

C. 8 Walter H. Ieach. 7110 I-angley R. J.

John T. Donahue, 7112 Rhodes D. J. Henrv Stelnbacher, 7110 Ohamplaln D. C.

Thomas E. Walsh, 7428 Champlaln D. J. Thomas O'Connor, 7501 Cottage Grove D. J.

Thomas Hough. 7423 Rt. Lawrence D. C. 8 James McGue.

7712 Greenwood p. J. 9 J. P. Nestelhut.

7811 Chauncey D. J. Charles V. Rllcy. 7748 Jefferson D.

C. 10 James Hogan. Washington D. C. 11 John Collins.

1870 88th D. J. H. J. Roetxhelm, 1807 88th D.

J. Van E. Freeman. 9022 Cottage Grove Jl. C.

Richard J. Edgoworth, 1773 OOth D. C. 12 William Madden, 1016 02d D. J.

William Cross. Burnslde D. C. 13 John J. O'Connor.

88 Ericsson D. J. John Stanlev. 802 Ericsson D. 14 P.

Van Coevorden. 2615 load D. J. Cornelius A. Madderora.

10750 Michigan D. C. 15 John Relnboldt. 513 N. Stephenson D.

J. Richard M. Sharpe. 2 107th Pullman. D.

J. Frank Bonn. 563 N. Stephenson D. C.

18 Charles G. Danlelson. 10814 Indiana R. C. John C.

Finn. 10842 Wabash D. C. 17 Samuel E. Cook, 23 111th D.

J. James Swanton. 2030 111th D. J-Herman Weldrake. 2004 111th D.

C. 18 Martin P. Davta. 11453 Michigan D. J.

leter M. Morris, 11245 Curtis D. C. 19 M. B.

Darr, 203 Watt Pullman. D. J. W. H.

Dallyn. 122 Stephenson D. J. Frank A. Rinker.

6 112th D. C. 20 J. N. Spalner.

244 Fulton Pullman, D.J. John J. Meyer. 119 Stephenson D. C.

21 Charles Steen. 313 Watt D. J. August Kraft, WW Stephenson D. J.

John Donahue. 323 Watt D. C. 23 Patrick E. Houlihan.

425 Morse D. 3. Joseph Carlln. 435 Morse D. C.

23-Edward Neal. 2437 117th D. 3. Herbert H. Day.

2427 116th Kensington. D. J. 26 Henry Koehncke. 13774 Leyden Rlverdale.

D. J. Conrad Kern, 13355 Indiana D. J. William J.

Miller. 2585 13th D. C. 26 A. O.

Goeckrltx. 219 W. llth D. C. 27 Owen 8.

Herberg, 11615 Stewart D. J. James Leahy. 11725 Princeton av D. C.

28 William Rees. 617 W. 115th TO. 3. H.

M. Lull. 11941 Butler D. C. 29 Peter F.

Kelly. 767 119th D. C. 30 Daniel J. Farrelly.

12120 Halsted D. C. 31 Frank Bacchus, 11845 Peoria R. J. John Collman.

11850 Halsted D.J. C. J. Roberts. 11761 8.

Halsted D. C. 32 Charles Tolf. 82U W. 112th D.

J. 33 Jeff J. Phllpot. 420 W. 111th D.

J. John D. Watts. 4t8 XV. lOOth D.

J. Gerrlt Van Haselen. 3: W. lloth D. 34 Constantlne Labayczak, 102 W.

112th D. J. D. J. Holland, 129 lllth I.

C. 35 John Brandt, 10422 aliace D. J. Charles N. Richards.

323 W. luttd D. Thlrty-KoartU Ward. p-tct 1 as E. Dwyer.

1979 Carroll D. J. Jerry Drlscoll, 2oo Carroll 1. J. K.

J. McCarthy, N. 40th D. C. 2 Andrew f.

2268 W. Ktnzie D. C. 1 Terra nee Boland. 2107 Madison D.

J. Patrick Moron. 2101 Washington IX J. Tlmcthy Ortuae. 2040 Atlams D.

J. Paul F. 1083 Adams D. J. 6 M.

Duffy, 2mk Wlic av D. J. James J. 2108 Monroe D. 7 p.

J. Donley. 2183 Monroe D. J. A Cation.

2110 Wilcox D. C. 8 John P. Kelly. 224 Van Buren D.

J. 0 K. Well, 2O0S Congress D. J. John M.

Scanlon, 2111 Harrison D. J. Thomas J. Fiipatrick. 2I2 Congress D.

C. 11 Mark Boukal. 1225 S. 4'th D. J.

12 A. l71 Ioualas D. J. John HuiKCrrf. 17.V.

W. 12th D. C. 13 Joseph 1440 8. 40th D.

J. Edwar-J Shronrek. 1411 H. 42d D. C.

14 Frank Zaitcek. 1P27 8. 41t D. John I-ivcock, 2177 W. 24th D.

C. 15 John Hlckcy. Lawndale D. J. John W.

Huc-nnig. 870 l.awn1ale D. J. Benjamin J. dtar, 1142 S.

Hamlin D. C. 16 Wm. Ward, 871 S. MlUard D.

J. Fred N. Ivens, 8C S. Central Park D. C.

17 -Edward A. 1707 XV. 22d D. J. George W.

McGhee, t77 8. Lawndal- a D. J. Courtnev. I i2 8.

Avers D. C. 18 J. o. Jackson.

It KM 8. Central Ptrk D. J. 19 J. W.

Stokes. 726 2Wth D. J. Fred A. Swelg.

1278 S. Rl lgeway D. J. Chas. J.

Jicklln. 1379 8. RHgewty D. C. 20 T.

England, W. 33l and 8. 40th R. J. Henry He'd.

2703 S. 41st D. J. E. Cx.

3021 S. 41st R. C. John O'learv. 2714 S.

42d D. C. Tklriy-FlfTiT Ward. 'lJohn Weyker. 88 Beach av.

D. J. Herman Riess. -4 Beach C. 2 Martin Welck.

822 N. 4th D. J. Paul H. Scheit.

811 Central Park D. C. 5 L. Crum. 644 Montlcello D.

3. Luke M. Laughlin. 1940 Grand D. J.

Oscar F. E. Dlttmer. 654 N. Hamlin S.V..

D. C. 4 Edward Dessenfants. 451 Montlcello D. H.

R. Thompson. 44 N. Homan D. C.

6 Guy C. White. 277 Montlcello D. J. Charles 8 Gammon.

158 N. St. Louis D. C. 6 Sol Zohel.

313 Harding D. C. 7 Conlon. 140 N. Avers D.

J. Charles Black. 153 Lawndale D. J. Mark R.

Splkins. 148 Rldgeway D. C. 9 George F. Fennell.

23O0 W. Erie D. J. J. P.

Nolan. 2144iluron D. J. A. O.

Vawter. 214 W. Superior D. C. 10 G.

Mitchell. 2703 Superior D. C. 11 Gus Peterson. 2381 Austin D.

J. William P. Bradley. 2400 Ontario D. J.

H. McDonald. 2458 XV. Ohio D. C.

12 Nelson M. liarselt. 6631 Ohio D. J. 13 James H.

Ross 426 Poplar D. J. F. B. Meek.

4i9 X. 53d D. C. 14 Simon B. Walt.

3o4 N. Waller D. 3. William E. Hess.

5033 Superior D. C. 15 Walter F. Campbell. 6511 Augusta D.

3. Wtmam J. Wall. 640 Alma D. J.

16 WilMam F. Jaeger. 6818 Sophia D. J. Henry Stenstrom.

X. Franklin R. 0L August Wedeklnd. 6807 Henry D. C.

17 XV. M. Evert. 5731 Cedar D. J.

H. O. Eversman. 5737 Cedar D. C.

18 John P. Ready. 435 S. Prairie D. C.

John F. Gormley. 2t4 Austin D. C. 19 Charles E.

Bassett. Pine D. J. Thomas Carroll. 5001 Madison D.

J. 20 Martin J. Clark, 119 8. 62d D. J.

George N. 6405 Frlnk D. C. 21 John A. MaUcowsky.

6 X. 48th D. J. Charles F. Harrington.

66 8. 61st court. R. C. Thomas Murphy.

2715 W. Lake D. C. 22 Ben Brett. 12 N.

48th av R. J. Thomas E. Schwartz. 2337 Austin D.

J. Arthur H. Ryan. 2436 W. Adams D.

C. 23 Patrick F. Mahoney. 484 Congress li. J.

John H. Doepp. 2530 Harvard D. J. Cicero.

Prect. 1 Robert H. Lay, 213 W. Taylor Oak Park, R. J.

Robert I. Ward. 214 N. Harvey Oak Park. J.

Thomaa It Butler. 218 N. Taylor Oak Park. 111., D. J.

HRW Sawyer. 251 Austin Oak Park, 2 F. M. Reynolds, 740 Woodbine Oak Park. D.

J. 'in 807 N' prk Park' Frederick L. Vanderburgh. 118 Oak Park Oak Park, 111., D. J.

GVlg'3 472 N' Grove Oak Park. V. rf. jKeefer. 472 N.

Grove Oak Park. WI1I' 625 Marion st, Oak Park, ji Knapp. 60S Marlon Oak 111., Oeorgo H. Pembroke. 128 Ilalley Oak Park.

D. J. Abrahnm Prlvat. 003 Marion Oak Park. R.

C. J.II.breoner. 525 Marion Oak Park, Frederick J. Knott. 340 S.

Boulevard Oak Park. D. J. H. B.

Noyes, 329 Wisconsin Oak Park, 111., D. J. BCalboun, 337 Wisconsin Oak Park, Rodney Hunt. 829 Pleasant Oak Park, 111., William J. Van Keuron, 100 Clinton Oak Park.

Ill It. J. H. L. Jewell.

117 8. Kenllworth Oak Park R. 3. Albert W. Gllef, 207 8.

Kenllworth Oak 111.. D. J. John D. Syndan, 814 8.

Boulevard Oak Park, 111.. R. C. Fred L. Wells, 80C B.

Oak Park av Oak Park. C. John XV. Langston, Sll B. Elmwood Oak Park.

111.. It. J. J.K CofCey, 127 8. Scoville.

Oak Park. 111., E.i. La Fetra. 421 8. Scoville; Oak Park.

111., Thomas Cross, 817 S. Elmwood a Oak Park. 111., R. C. 7 E.

O. Love. 125 a. 04th C. J.jO.

rc- 022 Highland Oak Park, 111.. John Austin av. and 12th D. J. Frank J.

Carroll. 13th st. and Kenllworth oak Park. 111.. D.

C- XV. Pfuderer, Berwyn. R. J. Laubaw.

BerwyallL, D. J. LECTION NOTICE 4 cicrro (Coa(laaed. Prect. Charles J.

Becker, 3420 Berkeley Berwyn. Ill D. J. J.R. Drent, 3.TOO Ivhsoo Berwyn.

111.. Samuel 8. Orr. Berwyn, 111.. D.

10 41. W. Ashby. Berwyn. 111..

R- 3. Charles H. Harraden. Berwyn. lit.

R. J. L. Wakeman. 34 lo Carroll ava D.

J. Charles B. Dorr. Berwyn. R.

C. P. XV. Meyers. I Vergne.

IlL. D. C. 11 C. B.

Bartlett. Clyde, IlL, D. J. Charlea T. Larimore.

2803 Hancock ira D. J. Oeorge A. Mac Donald. Clyde.

R. C. 12 M. T. Goodman, Hawthorne.

IIL. R. J. Gustave A. Stuhner.

Hawthorne. 111.. R. 3. 3.

XV. Randle. Hawthorne. 111.. R.

C. fharles StoefTel. Hawthorne. 111., p. C.

13 Frank W. Hall. Morton Park. R. 3.

John E. Lartle, Grant Works. 111.. D. J.

Bernard Andersonr W. 62d av. and. 23a Morton Park. D.

J. John Buckley. Grant Works, R. C. H.

J. Emry. 14th tL and 61st Grant Works, lit. D. If no cause to the contrary be shown, the undersigned will re- quest said County Court of Cook County to confirm aforesaid appointments for judges and Clerks at the opsning of Court on the 25th day of February, A.

D. xgox, at 10 o'clock A. M. WILLIAM C. ALLEY, THOMAS JUDGE, OSCAR HEBEL, Board of Election Commissioners.

Attest: ISAAC N. POWELL, Chief Clerk. Dated this z6th day of February, A. V. RSONAL.

Twenty-Five Dollars In Gold will be paid to the person who In our Judgment shall in the most suitable name for a new breakrast cereal. The name must not be descriptive, geographical, or similar to others In use. and must be capable of registration. All replies must be received on or before Thursday. Feb.

21 151. A THE AMERICAN CEREAL Def t. "A 1341 Monadnock Chicago. MATRIMONIAL MARRIAGE NEW 14-PAOE PAPER, sealed 10c. No 5 fee.

Many worth $100 to Only club giving Bank and Commercial references. R. L. LOV E. Denver.

Colo. BUSINESS PERSONALS. Mayor's Walnut 'Oil. Kalr Color Nature's Own Remedy for Women and Men. Tte Only Hair Dye on Earth made from pure vegetables and oils, therefore positively harmless and ah-jhtely the safest to use.

Guaranteed to restore gray hair or beard to beautiful light, dark brown, or black color as desired, within 24 hours. Is eaj'ly and -oulckiy applied, once a month telr.g sufficient, ana does not stain the fkin. Ask your Iruggist for It. cr we will send a bottle by mail, trial size. 60e; large treble sue.

II lft. Ajcents wanted' and barters to use It. A'ldrecs Mayor Walnut on CUT. DR. M.

MELKNDY'HAS OPENED A DO Wigtown office for the convenience of her many patrons. She will continue to treat women and chil-lren. uelr.g nature's finer forces In every form as curat. vc agents, which axe employed by the beat physicians of the. day.

Obstinate diseases, as dvspepsia, heart trouble, varicose veins, and ulcers, are permanently cured by our gentle treatment. Painful lointa and rheumatic affections disappear like magic. We never fall to cure nervjus prostration. Ladles passing the change and girls suffering monthly derangements should not fall to call at once. made eaay for Infanta.

No opiates; 20 years' experience. Call or write to 1815 Masonic Temple. Hours, 1 to 4 p. m. HOW BIO 13 YOUR CONWAY'S Uuit Tabloids Is the only remedy on earth which enlarges the bnst 4 to 10 laches; no Injury, no appliances, no poisons; home treatment: St.OOOIf we can't.

Sealed fact. 4c stamps. CONWAY KPE-CIFIC 228 Trtmont.it., Boston. Mass. YOU CAN BE MAD! BEAUTIFUL RHODA'8 Complexion lieajtllier, heretofore never sold In America, ran now be had by sending 25c In silver to RHODA CHEMICAL Station Bob 14.

Milwaukee. Wis. A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD BUSINESS ABILITY and long experience, about to locate In San Fran-clso, desire to represent parties having specialties to Introduce cn the coast. Address 2 172, The Inter Ocean. COCKROACHES AND BEDBUGS EXTKHM1-nated from your premises under guaranteed contract.

FRKDFRICK PERES tr 427 State at. BEGIN SAVING DIAMONDS ARE BEST IN-vestment; easy payments. LOFTI8 103 Mate t. MASSAGE, VAPOR. AND MEDICATED BATHS; treatment given at my home If desired.

HILDA MALMQU1ST. 205 E. Superior st. MASSAGE. MAGNETIC, MANICURING RE-flned patronage solicited.

MME. BYRNE. 122 E. 21 rt st. Jj ORSJEsLV ANDJCR RJ AG ES.

ALADT VILL SELL FOR tino HER HANDSOME KENTUCKY-BRED TROTTING AND ROAD MADE, FOALED May 16. 1803. 134 hands high and weighs about 1.076 lbs. Hired hy Ashland Wilkes; she has no public record, but trotted three one-mile heats at Lexington. Ky eighteen months ago.

In 2:18, 2:18, et which time she cost she has always been very gentle unttl recently 4 while being driven by lady) she took fright at the elevated road and ran away; she did not injure herself In anyway, and stopped of her own accord, after running four squares, but her owner does not care to drive her again, and for that reason will sell her at a low figure to some one who 111 lake ber out of the city. I will warrant her sound, and to trot In 2:20 lii present condition; she will prove a very valuable animal In where there are no elevated roads, as she Is fearless of all other objects and Is large enough for all uses. For further particulars call or address OWNER, at residence. 643 W. Adams St.

NOTICE THE TROTTIVG and road and famllv horse. Lena that recently took fright at an automobile while being driven by her owner tan Invalid) and attempted to run away, can on that account Uf taken out of the city) be bought for lSO. the cost. In Kentucky, one year ago. 0.V.

She Is a rich bay In color, A years old, 154 bands high, weight 1.100 pounds, full mane and tall: handsome and stylish. Has been used exclusively for road and family purposes; has no public record, but can trot anv good track in 2:13. f-he Is by Axiell. dam a Wilkes mare, record 2:11. She will be guaranteed to trot now in 2:25.

and to be sou nd and fearless of all objects (excepting automobiles). GEORGE GORDON. IS i.crmania. place. rar 011 la wane ay.

WANTED COMBINATION HORSE. GOOD stock, or a nice team- and carriage. 110, The Inter Ocean. MILK. LAUNDRY.

AND GROCERY WAGONS to suit all. for sale cheap. 677 Wentworth av. FOR SALE fl BUYS GOOD EXTENSION-TOP Bin rev; cost 15. lfri 85th st.

ACHyEjjTc IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT AND SUITABLE rices. Itelum tubular, fire box and house-hest-ng boilers. Corliss, automatic, slide-valve, and hoisting engines. Pumps, and air com- firessors. Complete power plants a specialty.

I. MOOER3 Milwaukee. Wis. WANTjSD TO" BUT SECOND-HAND CORLIS engines. MILWAUKEE RICE MACHINERY Milwaukee FOR SALE AUTOMOBILE ENGINES AND boilers.

M1LW AUKEE K1CE MACHINERY Milwaukee. Wis. NEW SECOND-HAND MOTORS MACHIN-ery. Lake St. Mfg.

Co ISO Lake st. TeT M. 142 mLUARO' anoTpool tables. nol tables: we rent tables, with privilege of buy-Kr THE BKUNSWICKALKfc-COLLENDER 203 and 23 Wabash av. MONEY MADU DALLY HI ADVEKTlsKHb, 4ND INTER OCEAN WANT ADS.

HELP TO KE IT. BRING IN TOUR ADS. OR TELEPHONE 1904 CENTRAL. OR TAKZ THEM TO OUR BR NCHDRIiOi STORE AGENCIES Twnotrc.HOUT ten 1. CASH PAID FOR SECOND-HAND BILLIARD A pool tables of all kinds.

BRUNSWICK-BALK COLl.ENDER 203 Wabash Chicago. PARTNER WANTED HAVING LARGE AC-ouaintance, to assist In. floating mines, sawmill and town site in connection: right man requires no caj.lt il. W. E.

BLACKMER. 1323 Michigan a Chicago. WANTED PARTNER FOR REAL-ESTATE business; must give references; capital required SMlO MKVVTOX. 2U Laaoola Trust St. Louis.

SITUATIONS WANTEDMALE. FREE. DO VOCT WANT HELP cooks. domestic. CHAM BKRMAIuSl CLERKS, BOtjKKEEPETJS.

PCRTERS. skRVANTS. WAITERS. HOUSE MAIDS, and alt STRICTLY SALARIED HELPt If so. sen 1 a your advertisement or telephone Central ISO.

BOOKKEEPERS AND CLERKS. SITUATION WANTED BY COMPETENT pharmacist graduate, long experience. A1 references; with college Prix Vlege-. or will work evenings and Sundays- X. F.

Obi W. Congress st SITUATION WANTED EXP. MAN. GOODAP-pearince. address.

English and German, appolnt-LT- West, nulck-selllng. new article: reaaonahle terms. Address ISO. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN.

22: knnkliMli At AfVlf TT1M aVDCrt llITU TS heat referent from former employers. W1L- Ll AM J. FARRAR, 201 pearPornv BinTATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN. 27 years tmarrled), as assistant bookkeeper, cashier, or general oflice work; can furnish Al references. Address i.

17. i ns inter ycearw. SITUATION WANTED AS BOOKKEEPER OR ciera; niteen years riur nc. J. to start; reference, last employers.

Address 8 11H, The Intir Ocean. SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN WITH VlOO de.lrea position in legitimate oince ounincsi; over years' office experience. Address 131. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN OF 21 vests.

In shipping-room or general iigoi worn. Address Y. wi, 1 ne inter ocean. BITIT ITtflV Wl'TEO-BT YOUNG AN. Jl.

as clerk la store: bandy with toola; will work cheap to start. 133 Thomas PI I I A 1U.1 VTAilCA -Al 1- v-. married man: sober and reliable; good reference. 8 12t. The Inter Oc -an.

TRADES. SITUATION WANTED BY PAINTER; GOOD workman; gnows now to nanaie men; nave tne best of reference; small wage. 140, The Inter Oct an. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN IN anv honest capacity; experienced In printing omce. A lkh auam a.

n. wincnesterav SITUATION WANTED FIRST-CLASS PAINT er will work for S3 week; good, honest workman; good references. BR an, ii3 center st. SITUATION WANTED BY PAINTER AND decorator; no objection to outside city; good work' man: single. Address 122.

The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED PRINTER. EXPERI need, reliable, all-around man. with references. salary, iio.

Address it lea. The inter ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY A RELIABLE AND experienced electrician. Address 123. The Inter ocean.

Situation wanted by baker; steady and reliable. K. M. nHIVK. Montpeller.

Ind. lAUESHEX. SITUATION WANTED CAN SELL ANY ST A pie line to merchants; will go to any territory; can manage crew and demonstrate to satisfaction no tneap concerns need answer. Reference and ami Ity Al. Address 14ft, The Inter Ocean.

SITUATION WANTED TO INTERVIEW AND sample physicians: commission basis: ten years' trade Ohio. Indiana. Michigan. JOHN H. iE- tHjn, oayton.

onto. SITUATION WANTED BY A TRAVELING salesman: years' experience calling on dry- gooas traiie; cioaxs preierrea. Aaaress i. li me inter ocean. SITUATION WANTED AS TRAVELING salesman: references avnd bonds given.

Address W. W. AUSTIN. Hotel Albert. Albert Lea, Minn.

COOKS. SITUATION WANTED Al MEAT AND PAS-trv cook desires position as such, with best ref-erences. A. KACCOCCIO. gHi Illinois city.

SITUATION WANTFD BY A FIRST-CLASS Fitnch cook (chef)- best references. Address 8 144. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED FIRST-CLASS CHEF wanta position, city or country. 102.

The Inter Ocean. SOLICITORS. SITUATION WANTED 4.8 ROOFING SOLICT-tor by experienced man. familiar with every detail: nave had twenty years' experience. Address 8 tM.

The Inter Ocean. SrEaOGKAl'UEHS. SITUATION WANTED STENOGRAPHER. 7 years' railroad experience. ISO.

The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED AS NURSE. BY" MAN who understands massage and physical culture. ALFRED PATTERSON. 47 8 Mayst.

SITUATION WANTEDs-TlY' BOY OF 17 WHERE he can rdvance: honest and lnduetrlous: operates typewriter: good references. FRED WOLF. 26 Hauwaaa nt. SITirATlON WANTED BY UOY OP -18. IN A wholeaiUe house, as rhipnlng and stock best references.

LOUIS WOLF, 26 Bauwans hear Ashland av. SITUATION WA NTEI BRIGHT, HONFeJT. and Industrious boy. lo, desires position; any work acceptable; references furnished. 108..

The Inter Ocean. MISCKLLANEOIS. SITUATION WANTED BY: EXPERIENCED Swede; single, honest, and temperate," as houseman, city or country; understands horses and can milk; A 1 city references from last employer. Address 164. The Inter Ocesn.

SITUATION WANTED BY HONEST. STEADY married man. as assistant Janitor or porter; best of references. Address W. WILLMANN, 711 8.

Jefferson st. SITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASs tracer, experienced In both mechanical and architectural work, with flrs t-claas architect. Address 2oo. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN, 22 years old.

6 years' experience In piano house; can furnish best of references. Address 117. The Inter Ocean. 8ITUATION WANTED BY MAN AND FAM-lly on a farm; have had seven years' experience. Address W.

MCARTHY. 1232 Parnell West Pullman, 111. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN. 20 years of age. as barkeeper; have had experience and can give good references.

Address A. 1538 N. Halsted St. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN. 22.

as asslmarit or work In machine shop; would room and board with employer. Address 8 130, The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED man. good hand with horses; understands steam boilers; will work for $4 week. Address 8 1UL The Inter Ocean.

SITUATION WANTED OPTICIAN. GRADU-ate and first class, with a good firm; references. COLVER OPTICAL Albert Lea. 208 Broadway. SITUATION WANTED BY HONEST.

SOBER, reliable young man. age 20 years, willing to do anything; salary. 9. Address 123. The Inter Ocean.

SITUATION WANTED BY INTELLIGENT young man. age 22; experienced collector, weight taker, elevator man; references. 131. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED TO TAKE CARE OF A steam-heated apartment building for.

room and board; city references. 179. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED SINGLE. RELIABLE man, understands janitor work, stesm, painting; gt od references.

H. ATWOOD. 1341 State rt. SITUATION WANTED AS MACHINIST HELP-er; have had 1 year's experience In general a-cnlne shop. Address IT I.

The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED BY GENTLEMAN: willing to do anything except peddling and can- vase ing. aaorwa HAA3 jt nu nyron. 111. WANTED POSITION AS ROOM CLERK IN a commercial European hotel; references furnished.

Address 120. The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED AS FIREMAN. ELK-valor, or anything; good references. J.

W. C. 711 Clifton av. SITUATION WANTED JANITOR: EXPERI-enced: middle-aged German. MILLER, 4U0 W.

Polk st. SITUATION WANTED MARRIED COUPLE; house service; experienced and ref. Tel 800 North. SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN; will work for small wages. 8 103.

The Inter Ocean. SITUATION WANTED AS FIREMAN. RUDOLPH TURK. 241 49th St. SITUATION WANTED FEMALE.

HOUSEKEEPERS. FREE. DO YOU WANT A POSITION AS CLERK. BOOKKEEPER, JANITOR. CASHIER.

STENOGRAPHER. LADY'S MAID. DOME8TIC. WAITER, PORTER, yTOHMAN. or 2k, If so, send la your advertisement or telephone Central 1004.

SITUATION WANTED AS HOUSEKEEPER, by competent German girl; also girl for plain work, 2.50; nest, nice girl, with references. Call 347 E. North SITUATION WANTED BY A NEAT LADY AS housekeeper or companlo nto elderly lady, unln-cumbered. Address 1.77. The Inter Ocean.

SITUATION WANTED A8 HOUSEKEEPER, or to take charge of furnished house while folka are away; rererences, ooo'fr maoison St. SITUATION WANTED AS HnilSEKElrfirp daughter 12 years, or running; buarding-bouse. 132 N. Clark st. SITUATION WANTED BY WIDOW WITH furniture as housekeeper.

Address, 8 J88, The iuirr i SITUATION WANTED AS HOUSEKEEPER IN small family, loos N. Halsted st. LAUNDRESSES. SITUATION WANTED NEAT, CAPABLE young -American woman wants laundry, your homes, for a few nice private fanilll-s; also cleaning; West and Northwest Sides only quick, thorough: hours. l.

Drop card to X. twill call), care73T W. Chlcago city. SITUATION WANTED BY A GERMAN GIRL as a good, plain laundicss; hotel or. Institution.

Call or address 233- Kwlim near HaUted. SITUATION WANTED LAUNDRESS BY THE dav, scrubbing, or office cleaning. MRd. W. Polka.

SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE. 5URSCS. SITUATION WANTED EXPERIENCED COX-Hnement nurse will go as visiting three hours dally; long enough to make mother and child comfortable: West or Northwest Side pre-. rred; 600 doctor's references: will call. Address, care 1st flat.

No. 787 W. Chicsgo av. SITUATION WANTED-GENERaL" HOt'SK-woik or Infant's nurse, by colored woman; please -Address JuUl Dearborn hat rear. 2r? floor, side entrance.

COOKS. BI.TH.AJ10 WANTED FIRST-CLASS COOK; mignt do chamber or laundry; lapable to take full chnrae. 2j1 Oak flat H. DOMESTICS. SITUATION WANTED ON SOUTH SIDE BY colored flrl as cook or second work; no washing PHtgq- Address Oceqn.

STBJIUOHAPHEHJ. SeItUA.Tcct. -d! DRESSMAKERS. SITUATION W'A NTED PLAIN DRRSOMiv. Ing and remodeling; terms reasonable.

MRS. MM I Ll-EN, JiO 1 3 Vernon av. MISCELLANEOUS. SITUATION WANTED A WIDOW. AN IN-valid for mny years, wishes to get what work she can do; can skillfully piece old-fashioned bed quilts of silk, wool, or calico; can knit shawls, capes, sllppe-s.

mittens, etc: would be thankful for any favjrs for work, which will be neatly and promptly done: being confined to bed. If any one who has ar.y old canceled postage stamps he does not want, they would be appreciated, as I paste them In an album. Address t. R. 148 Slst at-, city.

SITUATION WANTED WIDOW. WITH 8EV-eral children, needs work: wash, clean, sweep, cook; by day or hour. 148 N. Wood basement. SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG LADY IN reception room or office work.

HATTIE GRA-BOW, 8oq N. Marshfleld av. SITUATION BY A YOUNG LADY TO pose. Address 8 139. The Inter Ocesn.

saLesmkxT wanted at once. a thoroughly up- to-date cigar salesman to represent and sell for larg factory a popular and well-known brand of clear Havana cigars; only a high-grade man need apply. To such a man gocd Inducements can be eff ered. State full particulars In first tetter. Most be able to give highest references from present or former employer.

Address 108, The Inter Ocean. SALESMEN WE ARE SELECTING FIRST-class men to handle our Census Atlases, the most popular and best selling publications of the day; we are assigning exclusive territory; make your application, by Tetter only, at once; we shall be pleased to appoint hour for interview RAND. M'NALLT ac CO. WANTED MEN TO BELL CIGARS: WE HAN-die seven established brands; first-class goods, low prices, and we pay the most liberal commission of any cigar company in the United States. If you want a neat, honorable, lucrative situation call or write.

ANTI-TRUST CIGAR 103 N. 0th St. Louis. Ha WANTED-11EN WITH RIG TO ADVERTISE and Introduce Monarch Poultry Mixture; straight salary, $15 weekly and expenses. Address, with stamp.

MONARCH MANF. Box otitt. fcprlng- neid. 111. WANTED SALESMEN TO SELL LINE ART novelties and twentieth century advertising ays-tent to merchants; commission.

8TROHM. 080 Larrabee Chicago. TRADES. BY OUR SYSTEM TAILORS AND TOUNO MEN who desire clean, profitable employment, with the Investment of a few dollars and a little time, 'can beccme expert cutters of men's, youth's, and boys' clothing: we also cut and grade to order full and special sets of patterns. M.

CAIN A room 38. 184 Dearborn st. WANTED A GOOD KNIFE CUTTER FOR IOWA factory making duck coats, overalls, pants, and shirts; must be able to draft patterns; give references and salary wanted: steady place for the right man. Address 107. The inter Ocean.

WANTED WOOD ENGRAVERS FOR JEWEL-ry catalogue engravings; steady work: send specimens and price per hour. FIELD Ic BEATTIE 8a Fulton New York. WANTED BOILER-MAKERS AND HELPERS lor work out of city; must be competent all-round men. Apply to C. O.

WILLIAMS. Wyoming notel, tiara st. STENOGRAPHERS. WANTED YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS. under 20.

to act as stenosrranher and corresoond- nt; permanent position; with gootj cbaace-of ad vancement, to right' application mall; no personal cans; rererei CAXTON 378 Wabash av. SOLICITORS. -WANTED AN EXPERIENCED MAN IV rial-estate office as solicitor; must be familiar with business and come well recommended. Ai- ertae i ne inter eean. MISCELJLAXEOVa.

$2.1.00 IN GOLD WILL BE PAID TO THE PER-aon who in our Judgment shall send In the most suitable name for a new brecfast cereal. The name must not be descriptive, geographical, or similar to others' In and must be annula of registration. All replies must be received on Mr before Feb. 21. 1H01.

THE AMERICAN CEREAL Dept. A. ini Plug. Chicago. SITUATION WANTED WINDOW DRESSKI aged 2f.

active and up to date, capable of making temporary nxiurea ana suggestions on making at olavs In store; not afraid of work: had 6 years1 retail millinery experience; capable of managing aepanmeni; dcsi reisrence; wouia leave city. Auure a nj. ne inter tjcean. WANTED ACCOMPLISHED INSURANCE so licitor to nanciR a Mexican rubber investment preposition of greatest metit: easy to sell; large commissions to ngnt man; it la possible lor an active educated gentleman to make a fortune within a year. Address 121.

The Inter Ocean. WANTED A GOOD, ALL-ROUND CLOTH casket man. one tnat can tuft: steely work: a neaitnrtti climate. WHTHKK.N COFFIN AND uapket Knoxvllle, Tenn. WANTED MEN TO LEARN BARBER TR ADF 8 weeks required; pr-nare now for spring rush; iiaiogue maiieu.

aun BAHBKltUJLLl, GE. 3o anasn av. WANT.SD YOUNG MAN IN REAL ESTATE once soiic.t: care ana management or property. Aldr-ss lia. The Inter Ocean.

WANTED GENTLEMEN TO SMOKE THE no cigar; an etgar stands. HELP WANTED FEMALE. HOUSEKEEPERS. WANTED BY 1ST OF MARCH. WOMAN AS working Housekeeper ror country: Oerman pre erred; age between 25 and li.

Add rets K. EN DER3. Sycamore. 111. UISCELLASEOt.

S2.50O IN GOLD WILL BE PAID TO THE PER IOD who In our judgment shall send In the most suitable name for a new breakrast cereal: the name mu-t not descrintlve. geogranhlcal. or similar to others In use, i-jmI must be capable of raistration; all replies must be received on or before Feb. 21. IBOl.

THE AMERICAN CEREAL pent, mi Monaenoca Chicago. WANTED GIRL. TO GO ON STAGE: TRAVET with family and learn the profession; must be small and not over 12 years old; a good chance for the right one. Call, with parent, mornings lO ll'U DICITUTT 1 West Side. WANTED LADIES TO LEARN HAIR DRESS Ing.

manicuring, face massage, or chlronodv: only four weeks required; special training at little expense; positions guaranteed graduates; best season to begin; tools presented; catalogue and particulars mailed free. MOLER COLLEGE. 435 tvaDasn av. WANTED BY AMERICAN FAMILY, YOUNG lady to assist in care of elderly lady and he boy in piano practice, anorwa e. ie.

me inter tcean. WANTED WOMEN TO ASK GENTLEMEN TO smoke tne "urar oc cigar: ail cigar stands. WANTED AGENTS. WANTED AGENTS $25 PER DAY GUARAN-teed In salary or commission for every day you are In our employ. This statement Is not exaggerated.

We want a general agent for your territory. Our gooas sen st signt to every man. woman or child; In every oflice. factory, and home. A person that article patented and never before sold In your territory, exclusive agency grantea ana a rree outfit of samples to start right to work sent you on receipt of your application.

Write at once, as we only want one good man for your territory. BRA- HAM aim, Cincinnati. Ohio. AGENTS, ATTENTION EVER HANDLE A broom holder? WF HAVE the "up-to-date" broom holder, weighs 1 pays 300 per cent profit and tutsells ALT, OTHERS: THAT 8 WHY AGENTS LIKE THEM. Sample postpaid, 10c.

with ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE describing 140 other patented household and office specialties, novelties, puzxlea. S.MI1 SMITH. 1SO-132 Dearborn Chicago. AGENTS WANTED BIG PROFITS: SELL patent pipe ventilator and ash remover: fits any pipe: saves tobacco: prevents nicotine; can atop up; evtrv pipe smoker buys at sight. Send lOo for sample and terms.

HtyJ mr v-'. ail. AMBITIOUS. ENERGETIC MEN OF GOOD CHARACTER WHO CAN FURNISH SATISFACTORY REFERENCES CAN SECURE EX. CE PTIONA I ATTRACTIVE EN ER A AGENCY RENUWAL CONTfl ACTS FROM THE ILLINOIS LIFE I a.

nor.ni. AOsCNTS ON SALAKf OR COMMISSION THK greatest agents' seller ever produced: every user of penaud Ink baye tt on sight; 200 to 600 ner cent broOt; one ageiil sales amounted to M20 In sig days: another $32 In two hours. MONROE MFG. a ja ae-A et an Wit. sq- i v- WANTFD TEN THOUSAND AGENTS.

QUICK, for "IJfiind Reign of Queea Victoria.71 Best book: best terms: freight paid; redlt Iv en Retail ti Fine outfit free. J. 8. ZIEGLER et 32. Dearborn Chicsgo.

W.NTEI-CC'MMIION MAN. DOING BUI-1 i.il nlnthln trade, lo sell In Chicago our lln of coats and aprons ror wallers, barbers, bartenders, etc. Address LGLER at Dayton. ou WANTED AGENTS. WA NTDicAL MlEiTN-VET TOWNr either sex; liberal commission.

Address, wltlk 10c, silver or stamps. WILL F. SAWYER, 27 Pearson st, Chicago. III. AliENTS MOTH SEXES.

TO SELL THE MOW! popular and Instructive msgaaine of the day. Send Avt cents for sample copy. Correct EngUsa Pub. JM La Salle st-Chlcego. MONEY-M AKER SELL NEVER-SMOKE LAMP vicks; cne-half sine light, one-third less olli sample mall.

Scents. H. U. WINTHER MilwaU.ce. Wis PORTRAIT AGENTS EVERYWHERE OUIT "crayons;" try washable enamsilnes; no glass; don't rub; cheap.

FAMILY PORTRAIT Chicsgo. PORTRAIT AND OTHER AGENTS HAN'DUNd photo buttons; a side-line winner. Send forests. Jogue. Right prices.

LAWSON. Blue Island av. WANTED GEN' AND LOCAL AO'TS-NA ME. plates, signs, numbers, readable darkrst 'nights; samples free. Right Supply Englewocd.

111. ltH MONTHLY: NEW PATENT METALLIC bread boards: sample FORSHKE Cincinnati. Ohio. HKAD BHABAM'8 HONEST 8TRA1GHTPOR. ward offer In agent's column and write to them.

TO RENT ROOMS. NORTH SIDE. TO RENT TO-ADVERTISE 18 ONE THING; TO deliver the goods another thing we deliver tha goods exactly as advertised; everything new. first- class, clean, stesm heat, rear rooms. front.

double. $2.30 up weekly. El Moderno. Ruth and Indiana 4 blocks down-town. 201 DEARBORN TOP FLAT NICELT furnished front steam-heated room; wslklng dls-' tance to city; strictly modern flat building: bath, gas.

and all conveniences; large closet and win-do will rent for 92 per week; please call and Inspect room. 281 LA SALLE FLAT I. NEAR LOCUST ST. Nicely furnished parlor, suitable for two; steam heat, hot nnd cold water, bath, etc good trans- pprtatlon. walking distance; terms very able.

BURTON PI TWO ELEGANTLY FUR- nlshed front rooms, modern house; gentlemen preferred; breakfast If desired; also parlor with piano. 381 DEARBORN A V. NICE LARGE FRONT room, hot and cold running for couple, or two ladles or two gentleimn; modern: 14. 647 LA SALLE AV. NICELY FURNISHED rooms, steam, modem; reasonable to gentlemen; choice location; convenient cars.

8MV DEARBORN AV. LARGE. REAUTlFUI.Lx". furnished front rooms; also other fins rooms; modern convenience; reasonable. i 147 EUGENIE ST.

NEAR LINCOLN PARK AND Northwestern Two rooms, newly, fur. nlshed: electric light; 8d fist. 1 87 DEARBORN A V. WARM FRONT PARLOR, alcove room; two or three gentlemen; gas and running water. 403 N.

CLARK ST. LARGE STEAM-HEATED. front, unfurnished room; strictly respectable nesf management. .1 284 N. CLARK 2D FLAT NICELY FUR-nlshed room, use of parlor; suitable for two.

Call Sunday. 200 OAK ST. PLEASANT ROOMS. SINGLE OR en suite; refined private German family; references. 8H7 B.

SUPERIOR ST. WARM FURNISHED front rooms: housekeeping, sleeping; running; water. 57 RUSH 8T FURNISHED ROOMS; HOl'SC kcfcplng allowed: walking distance heat, bath, etc. 105 DEARBORN AV. ONE DOUBLE ROOM running water: warm; and clean.

SOUTH SIDE. HaVT YOU ROOMS TO RENT? ARE THET LISTED AT THE INTER OCEAN ROOMS-TO-RENT DEPARTMENT? IF NOT. SEND AT ONCE FOR OUR DESCRIPTIVE CAP.D, ANQ R-KT YOUR VACANT ROOMS. MICHIGAN AV. AND 22 IEXlNGTOT? Hotel Fireproof, high-grade: a few rooms at $3 Kr week each, with closet, steam heat, electrta rht: finely furnished; prompt bell service: gentlemen's bathroom on each floor; no extra charge; gentlemen's new popular-price cafe.

8014 VERNON AV. NEWLT FURNISHED front parlor, with alcove, bedroom, stationary, waehstand. not and cold water, private family, no other roomers; transportation convenient to all South Side lines. 1810 MICHIGAN AV. TEN MINUTES TO Business center, refined surrounding: light rooms; -larre closets, baths, steam heat, hot water: excel-lent table: reasonable- prices.

Telephone So. 125. e. -e cr a wad cuirin.1 nciru hotel Neatly furnished, large rooms, with good table: running water: an ooern conveniences; beautiful location; 4 minutes to express trains. 46 53D BLOCK EAST OF 1.

C. EXPRESS station Two desirsble connecting front 2d floor: finely furnished: excellent views; fir t-cla home table; reasonable; references. 101 OAKWOOD BLVD-. FLAT 8ONE NICELY furnished front room, facing Oakwood very cheerful, steam heat; hot water, and bath, and all conven'ences: good transportat'on. 420O MICHIGAN FLAT 4 ONE I -A RGB elegant front- room, Tacing Michigan a v.

very cheerful and light; steam, hot eaten 'and baths very best transportation. 3014 VERNONj, AVr-NICEY FURNISHED front parlor with alcove bedroomj running atatac. hot-and cold; hardwood floors; private -family I also connecting rooms. S424 RHODES A V. LARGE.

BEAUTIFULLY furnished alcove; hot and cold water; firit-clasa -table service: detached house; block from liaes; nice people only. 3226 RHODES AV. TO GENTLEMAN; ONE I4S xluVs ft. bedroom, 2 closets, lavatory, grate. $15; cr room.

1 cloeet. good size, $10; ref. required; private family. 87oO LAKE FLAT 7 NICELY FURNISHED warm room for gentlemen; near I. C.

station and cable: steam heat, bath, and all modern convenience. WIDOW "WITH BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED flat, near Grand blvd. and 43d will rent room to quiet couple. Address 176. The Inter Ocean.

2COO PRAIRIE LARGE AND small, all light, steam heat, hot water, fine board: -reasonable: people wanting a nice home please call. 25 E. STTH TWO NICELY furnished rooms; steam heat, electric light. tele-phope; private famiiy; convenient to I. C.

Ry. 8S.SJ CAI UMET AV. TWO PLEASANT FRONT rooms, furnished or unftimlsh-d, single or togeth-er. In private hcuse. overlooking Grand Mvd.

2445 PRAIRIE AV. ONE NICELY FURNISHED alcove room; well heated: hot water and bath; ail corvenlepces; good transportation. S241 INDIANA AV. FRONT ROOM WITH AL- cove: bath, gas, best, running water; suitable for two gentlemen: board If desired. 8U15 GclLUMET AV, INQUIRE STERLINi Lady, living alone, has a large, comfortable room; housekeeping If desired.

18o7 INDIANA AV. 1 OR NICE PEOPLH looking for comfortable quarters can be accommo-datcd: excellent table: private. T12 E. 47TH FLAT NICELY FUR. nlshed steam-heated front parlor and bedroom; one block to station.

47th st. 8150 FOREST 1ST FLAT TWO NICELY furnished rooms for light hoisekeepiiur; convenient; will rent 55 E. "ELMS." LARGE DOUBLE AND single rooms, with private bath, running water, st-am heat, express trains. 4707 CALUMET AV. FLAT TWO FRONT rooms, single or en suite; board optional; Ott-ern; reasonable: block L.

6437 STAR OR 402 JOURNAL BLDo. TVO large, light rooms; board; Woodlawn, near 11 Central and elevated. 6025 MADISON A V. NICE FRONT ROOM. Ilr.it fiat; lavatory, electric and gas; all convea-lentes; gentlemen.

INDIANA AV. LARGE FRONT r.OOM; sImo middle room; lavatory, loset, heat, gas; mod- ern; cheap. 2245 WABASH A V. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, a icove front bedroom; all conveniences. 00 EIJ5REDGF.

CT. Fl RN1SHED ROOMS; desirable; prices reasonaole. 1011 MICHIGAN A V. NICELY" FURNISHED rooms; steam heat. 2d floor.

MRS. SHKPARD. 237 E. 8TTH ST. FURNISHED FRONT ROOM; $2 per week.

WEST SIDE. 824 W. MONROE ST. NICELY rooms; single or double; all outside rooms, getting the sun; steam heat, hot water, and bath, and all conveniences: good insportatlon: reasonable. OeOVASHlNGTON SD FLAT ONB large, nicelv furnished room' also, single one; steam heat, hot water.

ad bath; very convenient; best transportation: reasonable. 04 WASHINGTON BLVD. TWO ELEGANTLY front furnished rooms; private family: gas. bath, hot and cold water, furnace heat; execilvnt trans- portatton: ladles or gentlemen. BOO WASHINGTON BLVD.

ONE LARGE. ELE-gant front room; south exposure: very convenient; team, hot water, and bath; very best of trana- portatlon; reasonable. 400 WASHINGTON BLVD. TWO LARGE NIC E-l- furnished front roorns; ahw oneMngle hot sfater heat, hot water and bath; best of tabta bara o3 CONGRFSS ST. SUITE OF TWO FRONT iurnl.hej.

suitable for two gentlemen or married eourle; bright: reasonable. 19 OfiDEN A TOP FLAT PARLOR BED. rut-m. steam-healed flat. In Lawndale; convenient to ralln-ad and ttreet cars, 655 WASHINGTON BLVD.

PLEASANT modern conveniences: best tranauortation: rent very reasonable. ttTlK A V. FURNISHED 2 -ROOM APART- ir.eiits for light housekeeping; convenient to Ashland station. 87.1 JACKSCN BLVD. TH RICE NICELY Ft -'finished rooms for nouaekseDing; also side room; st-am heat.

574 WASHINGTON BLVD. LIGHT. WARM r--m s- all conveUences; reasonable: oesi ira porta Ion. 22 HAMlLTtlN AV. TWO FURNISHED KAST-fn-nt.

connecting roon-j; light; warm: ruinlnx water. IUtl AV. NICELY I rlMMItl'. warm room. II monthly board optional; rvfer- uiun.TnV AV 2 FURNISHED EAST- front connecting rooms; light; warm; running water.

t.rr Hl.VD NICELY Fl RNISKED r.tns. with ir without board: rent reascnable. 42 LOOM13 OPPOSITE JEFFERSON PARJC Desirable roon.s; refined gentlemen NSO W. ADAM ST. WARM.

FRONT A I. CO EL single rooms; hot water; clwet. 22 HAMILTON AV. NICE IOV.NO MAN WANTS roommate; per weea. 6 Wrl ADAM9 SI LAil.

be a led room. A i.