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to $7.25. or (c above previous top this year. Shippers, speculators, ami a few packers were in the trade early, while bis packets held off until late. After argent outside orders were filled the early advance was lost, with extreme late bids 10c below best prices of the morning. A sharp decline in hog products added weakness to the situation at the yards.

Armour purchased only 1,700 and 12,000 remained In the pens, many of them in first hands. Quality was poorer, there being more 1306150 lb averages among the arrivals. Quotations Hulk of sslee $7.05 C7.20 Heavy butchers. 2400300 lbs 7.12tt7.23 -Light butchers. HlZiS tla 7.12e7.K2AA Light bacon.

1011M lba 7.00 t7.15 Light light. 120t133 1bs S.OS t.M Hnvr shipping. 2M0e.14O rbs 7. IS (7.22W Heavy packing. 2353e4 lba 7.10 ftl.

20 Mixed packing. 20lXj230 lba 7. 67.13 Rough heavy grades 8.10 67.06 Light mixed. lTOfc-IOO lba 8.W5 ft 7.10 Poor te beat pics. 60S14O lba IS Governments, boars, and stags 8.UO tni.76 Beat Laatbs Sell at fT.US.

Desirable i heep and lambs were steady to stronger, while poorer kinds were weak to '10c lower. Good grades sold actively and ethers rather slowly. Illinois fed Western lambt told at 17.65, Colorado Mexicans, 83 lbs, $7.60. Lambs sold largely st 17.2067.60. fancy 151 lb ewes sold at $6.

Few hup cold above $5.60. bulk going at 6.50. Yearlings went largely at $6.106.25. Feeling lamba sold at outside price highest of year for feeders. Quotations follow: Native lambt stein Lamba Native wethers Westtrn wethers Feeding withers F.wes.

poor to Yearling Cu.l sneepand bucks 83 ro7 (v M.Oit7.a3 S.I Mr.V 73 4 3. 1 4.25S.tHI 5 5( HO 2.50414.30 Horses la Goad Dennavnd. Receipts of horses first half of this week I.3C0. against 2.152 a week ago. and a year ago.

Trade continues active and values firm for all grades. Farm chucks sold freely st and good to choice draiters at $176230. Auction prices follow: Poor Good to fair. to choice. Drafters 1 1 WW ISO Jxiggers aad eders ii uiu loalw Kar-n mare and amall counka.

50tP 70 Light fir I wis iiXirllS Actors and cuachers 1 lvi MO pairs 225ti273 Western (branded) 15 aft 0 -ft U3 Mules ouaiS lijiJ PRICES FOR DRESSED REEF. Prices for beef cuts on the South Water atrcet maiket: No. I. No. 2.

No. .1. Ribs IS 12 7 1-clrs 17V4 1.14 Kfiun T1- li'-4 ft' 4i a'laus 44 3'i OTHER LIVC STOCK MARKETS. VEW YORK. Feb.

IS. Beeves Prices and chjice lieaty steers steady: others and luc lower: steady: bologna and choice fat cows steady; others dull and easier: steers. 84.73tiC.3': few fancy la. Sd.So; bulls. S3.i(4i4.7; cows.

S2.23 4.1S: one car extra fat do. 34.40. Eiihiu, 1(111 cattle. sheep, and e.BOO quarters of beef. Calves Veals active and generally 255Jc hlgh-r; barnyard arwj Western caJvea slow: veals.

tH 10: few choice, fhlK; culls. Mfso. Uirnyarl calves. ordinary Westerns. 83.23.

I)r j.r,i calves nr.ii: rrty dressed veala. bQlZc per IS; country dressed. Mi 13c. Sheen and Lambs Sheep sueadv: lambs slow and rP- 843.2j: yearlings. W.X,; lambs.

Market steady: light state hogs and pigs. i iiK OMAHA. Feb. 13. Cattle Market steady, l'lc higher; native steers.

Hi(S: cows and heifers. 1 2 4.30; Western steers. S3.2383: Texas steers. cows and heifers. $2 cannrrs.

stockers and feeders. calves. hulls and stage. 'J I es Mjrkrt shade stronger; heavy. S(J n2ii 7 mlxe.l.

'l Otifri.K'J.; Uiht. li.S,'ritf.!'21i: pies. tTi.Tia.M: bulk of sales. Shi Market Hie higher: yearlings. "Vol j.2-VtiO.C."i; ewes.

la.nis. ii7.40. KA-WiS -lTV. Km Feb. 11.

Cattle Market T-. choice export ard dre.e lbeef fair to Kuod. West- fed atorktrs and feeders. f-iuthei-n steers. Southern eou s.

2. 73: native caws. $2. 4C Sr4. native heirers.

i 7.fj; calves. U-; Market Tt higher: closed wek. Tct. 7.I: hulk of 77.10: heavy. t7.i7V47.

15; patker. 7fi7.1i: pias and lichts. hrtp and I.ambs ilarket Mronsr. I bs. $7ff 7.r.: t-wptsnii vearltrars.

Western "ed vear-llrss. Wetein f-d sheep. t.70fi3 8.V. arttckers and feeder. ST Mo.

Feb. 11. Cattle Msrket Native fthip7tr.7 and export steers. $4. Ha 6.7."Vr dreed beef and biHrher steers.

S4.4ri5.40: steers under lbs. J. 7564. stockers and feedei-s. fl.Cmi4.T,: rows ind he'fera.

t2.tV-.2S: rs.nners. h.ullt. f2.0TiO4.rA: calves. 2.7."-r Tesss and Indian steers. col arul '0 H(-i--Varket St10c h'rher: plats ana iiluVS.

16 packers. S.V& 7. 15. Sheen and I.amb Market ste3dy. Native muttons lambs.

f4.25f7.40; culls and bllfk stofkers. 2 BT JOSEPH. Frb. 13 Cattle Market s'eudv; nativf. f4.I57 2Ti: crws snd heifers.

f2 3e4.7: ytockers and f-eders. M.ot4.V. Hirs Markit shade histher: top. $7.00: bulk. Wci7.av Market strawy: lambs.

f7.30S7.ft1: ewet f4.75ftS.n EAST IlfFF.VIX). N. Feb. 13. Cattle Ra-eelnts r'ine.

Hr-ars Receipts. 4.XiO: steady: heavy. f7.G0. T' rkers. f7 S7.30.

Sheep Re-elots. 4.0U0 head; stronar: ton Iambs. t7 7.V Cslvrs trrnr to 10c hiaher. PITTSBl-RO. Feb.

13. Cattle Receipts lia-ht: steady. Recelwts 1.6X0 head: heavy and medium Yorkers 7 4007.45: llRht Torkera. t7.20fei.30: pir. f77 10.

Sheen Receipts llsht: market steady: top lamba. $7.5. Calves Rest veal. f0.2fl. flOl-X C1TT.

Iowa. Feb. 13. Hoes-Receipts. B.noo head: utrotiar: ton.

f7: bulk. Sn.Rcrtl.oo. Cattle Receipts. 1.404 head: market steady; atocVere SOITH PT PAI'U Feb. 13 ITrars Be-eelpta.

5. COO head: hi a her: IlKht mixed. S4.S0. METAL. MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Feb. 13. There was a decline of lOs tn the London tin market, with soot quoted at 191 15a and futures at 11. Locally the market was easy and lower than on Monday, with spot quoted at 12 12MM2.37S.

Copper was blather In the London market, with mot auoted at 1CX and futures at flO Ies'lv the market waa Arm. with lake auoted at f2iVr electrolytic at S24.752&. and cast Ins; at $24. -S 24. 75.

was unchanated at 1S lOs In London and at Sfiirt 30 locally. Soelter was firm and a shade hicher locally at ff. H.1rrt M. The London market waa also hiather at 2A 2s Ad. Ircn waa unchanred In fhe Rnrllah markets, with standaid foundry quoted at 54S and Cleveland warrants at 5Sx M.

the market was un-chaneed: No. 1 foundrv Northern rs quoted at f25 No. 2 foundry Southern at 7f.e 2ft. 75. No.

1 foundry Rnuth'm st and No. 2 foundry Southern at f2S4i26. COFFEE MARKET. NEW TORE. Feb.

13. The market for coffee futures opened steady at- unchanced mires to a dcc.lne of 3 points, which was about In line with the European markets. During the middle sca-sloVi the market worked up to a partial net rain of 5 points on buylnn by trade intetests and the steadiness cf the near positiona. but later prices eased cn" attain under realtxlrur and the market rlsed steady, net unchanated to 5 points lower. Bales were reported of 31.000 bacra.

Prices follow: Close Oepn. Low. Feb l.l.Feb.S. March 15 6.7 5 5 5.7 6 70 Way 5J75 5.SO B.75 ft Mt B.75 July 5 K5 ft (M ft B(M ft September 5.95 60 8.00 6.00 SEW YORK COTTOS MARKET. S'ETW YORK.

Feb. 13. The cotton market waa Jilrher at the start, but weakened durlna the middle session and closed at a net dec lne of 7r 10 points. Sales for the day were estimated at 150.UO0 bases. Prioea follow: Open.

....8.43 B.fts Hurh. 9 44 9.Nt fl.) sa Low.Feb.1S Peb.12 March Way July feptember October "25 tn 9 S3 9.41 9.M 9 RO 9.72 8.43 9.ftO 9.72 9.ftl 9.S8 9.81 JSEW YORK DRY GOODS. NEW YORK. Feb. 13: One Of the larste print-In eompanlea advanced all its lines of staple prints He a yard today, to the basis of Mtc.

Th cloak and- suit trade Is very active. Heavy knit (roods are belna- bouarht freely. Bilk piece aoods and ribbons are active and prices are show Ins: a. higher tendency. CHORUS GIRLS CAUSE FLURRY IN ROLLER SKATE DANCE Partjr ml Short Skirted Woaaeai Create Saeh at SeaiaaitioB That They Are Re.

aiaieated to Leave the Rlalc Speclai Dlepatch to The Inter Oceaa. DES MOINES. Iowa, Feb. IS. A party of chorus girls, some arrayed In abbreviated costumes, and others not so bizarre, a sensation at the local skating rink this afternoon.

The entire party donned skates, and led by pretty Elizabeth Millershlp, began singing the skating song of Anna Held In the- "Parisian Model." There was much cheering while the girls glided around, but the floor manager did not seem pleased at the notoriety, it. caused, and requested the maidens to subdue their mirth or vacate. The girls In high dudgeon donned their outer wra pa snd left. the. place.

ERIE R. R. TO COLUMBUS, OHIO. Through PulUnsn every night 9:30 Ticket Office. 234 Clark, and Dearborn Statioa.

SAYS CITY HOLE RIGHT IN DRINK LAW Levy Mayer, in Replying to Suit Begun Against the Mayor, Declares Chicago Possseses Abso-ulte Power to'Regulate Traffic AUTHORITY HELD GRANTED UNDER ITS FIRST CHARTER Counsel for the Sunday Closing League, Which Instituted Action, Maintains That the State Is Supreme in the Matter. At sertlng that the city of Chicago has sl-ways, since its first incorporation In 1137, the sbsolute right to regulate the liquor traffic within its limits. Attorney Levy Mayer csrried war Into the camp of the Sunday closing bodies in their fight to close the saloon of Alderman Michael Kenna and thirty others on the first dy of the week. Attorney Mayer in filing "the answer of Edward F. Dunne, as mayor of the city of Chicago, 111., to the petition for mandimus of the- people of the stste of Illinois." states that by the terms of the first charter granted the city the right was given to the city to regulate the sale of liquor for every day of the week, and that this right has never beta revoked.

The move of Attorney Mayer threw the ministers and others, especially the socialist element that is interested in the esses against "the rich and prosperous" aaloon-keepers. into stale of excitement, but no definite plan of fighting it was announced. Leasae Helda Slate Satpreane. Attorney W. J.

Miller, counsel for the Sunday Closing league, stated It wts probable that the contention in answer to that of Attorney Mayer will be that no matter what the laws of the early '30s called for the present courts must hold that the law of the state Is in every case supreme. "It makes no difference," he said, "what law, provision, or other suthority has been discovered, the fact remains, ws hold, that the present state law is supreme, and that no regulation, act. or charter provision madir previous to its passage that conflicts with it can stand. The state law under which we are endeavoring to close the saloons Is, In my opinion, above all other laws and regulations, and will prevail." Corporation Counsel Lewis, who, with Assistant Corporation Counsel Murphy, signed the answer, insists there has been no legislation referring to the closing of saloons in cities and villages since the original act, 'ind that t'ue present state act refers only to the issuing of licenses. Rights granted to the city in 1S3T, 1SS1, 1863, and 1875 are referred to In support of the stand taken against the mandamus proceedings.

RcTseallsa of l.Iceataea. It is also pointed out that the mayor can only close or take away the license of a saloon when he has evidence against it, and that for his honor to procure evidence against the 7.000 odd saloons in Chicago would be a physical Impossibility. Attorney Mayer asserts tbat the city has since 1837. except from June 23. 1862 to Feb.

12. 1S53. been regulating the ssle or giving -it ay of liquor In Chicago on all days of the week, including Sunday. He points out that the common council has always allowed the sale of Intoxicating liquors on Sunday, with the one exception "that all doors opening out upon any street from, such bar or room' Sffcere are sold, and all windows opening upon any street from the bsr of room where such liquors are sold on Sunday must be provided with blinds, shutters, or curtains, so as to obstruct the view from such streets into such room." CHICAGO MAN DROPS DEAD WHILE MASSAGING PATIENT Jo ha Ahfatraasl la Slrlekea Saddeaaty la Henaav a Plttsbarar Millionaire a ad Body la Seat to Norgie. Special Dispatch to The Inter Oceaa.

PITTSBURG, Feb. 13. While massaging a member of the family of Millionaire J. H. Chflds, John Ahlstrand of Chicago was stricken, with heart disease today and died before he eould be taken to the Allegheny General hospital.

Ahlstrand, who Is 49 years old, came here several weeks ago. Little is known of him except that he has a wife and family living in Chicago. He opened an office In the Penn building. Ahlstrand went to the Chllds residence at 943 Lincoln avenue. Allegheny, this afternoon, and was at work on his patient when he was seized with pains tn the region of the heart.

Mrs. Chllds called her carriage and started Ahlstrand for the hospital, but he expired on the way. The body was taken to the morgue. JEER INDICATIONS. WASHINGTON.

D. C. Feb. 13. -Forecast for Thursday and Friday: Illinois.

Indiana, and Wisconsin Fair and colder Thursday; brisk north! winds: Friday fair. Lower Michigan and Upper Mlchiaan Fair Thursday, colder, snow flurries along the lakes; Friday (err; brisk northwest winds. Minnesota Iowa, and Missouri Fair aad colder Thursday; Friday fair. The following; observations were made at P. Chicago time: Place Tr.

Abilene: tt Albany Alpena as Atlanta VI Amarlllo ttO Batlrrford 29 Bismarck Buffalo 42 Boston 22 Cairo eo Calgary 40 Charles City S3 Charlotte 6 40 Chicago 4 Cincinnati Cleveland 48 Concordia 48 Davenport 4 Lenver 4 Moines 38 Detroit 44 Dfrll a I Jlko Mx. Wind. Wthr. Pre. 7 N.

Clear 22 3. Fair 4i 8.W. Clear 8. Clear 0 N.W. O.ear St Clear 4 N.W.

Clear 42 S.W. Clear 2K e.W. Clear TO S.W. Fair 4I Fair- 40 N.W. Clear 2 8.

Clear 44 S. Fair 62 W. Clear 8.W. Fair 48 8. Clear to N.W.

Clear 62 N.W. Cloudy 64 N.E. Cear 6 N.W. Cloudy 4 S.W. Clear 28 N.W.

Clear Dodge Otty Dubuque 34 Duluth 22 Kl Faso 64 Kdmooton 44? 3H Galveston 04 Grand Rapids 42 Green Bay 3H Havre 34 Helena 3 Huron AO Irwllanapolis Jacksonville SO Kansas City 4 Lander Little Rock JH Madison Marquetta 84 Memphis tH Medicine Hat 3tl Milwaukee 40 Mtnnedcsi Montgomery 2 Montreal 14 Moorhead IS Nashville 4 New Orleans 04 New Tor city 2S Norfolk 44 North 3 Oklahoma 641 Omaha 3S Oswego 2S Palestine TO ParkeraburaT 62 Peoria 44 Philadelphia Pittsburg 48 Pueblo 52 Ota'ApoHle 22 Rapid City 38 i St. jyutn St. PauL 2 Salt Lake 48 Pan 74 Fault 8te. 84 Pprlngftpld. 19 48 R4 Vtcksbunr R4 Washington 34 Wichita Ha Wllllston 22 Wlnnlpesr Yellowstone Trace.

"IN. Clear -4 N.W. N.W. Clear 72 N.W. Clear 44 W.

Fair 4a N.W. Cloudy 7J 8.E. Clear 48 8.W. Clear 42 W. Fair 40 W.

Clear 38 N. Clear 38 N.W. Cloudy 4 8. Cear UH 8.E. Fair 58 N.W.

Clea 6 6. Clear 7 S.W. Clear 44 N.W. Cloudy- BO N.W. Snow 68 "S.W.

Clear 42 8.W. Clear 44 W. Clear 32 N.W. Clear 72 S.W. Clear 1 8.

Iear 32 N.W.. Clear 72 8.W. CSear I- Sw SO S. Clear OO Clear 52 N. 7- N.

Clear 50 N.W. Cloudy 28 8. Clear 74 Clear Clear 6 W. Clear 32 rX Clear 60 8. Clear 80 N.E.

Clear- 28 W. Clear 4rt N. Clear 72 N.W. Clear 38 N.W. CloudT 52 W.

Cloudy 7 f.W. Clear 85 8.W. Cloudy Rt W. Clear 4 W. Clear TO 8.

Clear 53 P. Clear S4 N. Clear W. Clear 28 N.W. Clear 441 Clear THE INTER OCEAN, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14, 1907.

LARGE TRACT SOLD IN LUMBER DISTRICT Francis Beidler Purchases 600 Feet Frontage on Laflin Street Between Twenty-Second and Twenty-Third Streets. SOUTH SIDE APARTMENTS SOLD TO NONRESIDENT Sigmund Rothschild Buys From Oliver L. Watson the Vermont and Oakland Buildings for Other Real Estate Items. Herbert Beidler has trantftrred to Francis Beidler property on Laflin street 604 feet south of Twenty-Second ttreet for $54.. 000.

The property has an east frontage or V0 feet with a depth of 238 feet, extending through to Canal street. As part consideration Francis Beidicr has given back a trust deed td secure the payment of $40,000 in four years with 5 per cent interest. The Chicago Title and Truit company it trustee Two large South Side apartment buildings have been sold to a nonresident, Sigmund Rothschild of Detroit, for an aggregate cou-t iteration of One of the buildings, known as the "Vermont," is an eight story structure coniaining forty-fjur apartments, on Filty-First rtrcel. between Drexel boulevard and Cottage Grove avenue. The other building is known as the Oakland.

It Is located at 3724 to 3732 Cottage Grove avenue, occupying a lot 100U90 leet. It is four stories high, and contains four stories and forty-eight flats. Tenoetsee coal and iron land formed part of the ecocide ration. Oliver Wat ton, who was the grantor In the tale of the Vermont and Oakland, apart, raent buildings, baa also told to Nathaniel H. Mayer the property on Prairie avenue.

235 feet north of Sixty-Third street, east front. 125x160 feet. The contideraticn mentioned nominal. Charles F. H.

Schlacks has sold to Hyman Lowlntky property on Michigan avenue 148 feet north of Fiftieth ttreet, wett front. 60r 160 feet, for $28,250. The property Is subject to an incumbrance of S15.000. To recure a bond Issue of S75.0C0. payable Feb.

9. 1910, with 6 per cent interest, the Sanitary Laundry company has given to the Chicago Title and Trust company a trust deed covering eight of Its establishments in differ' nt sections of the city. Julius Oppenbeimer and William Lederer have obtained a loan of $35,000 for six year, at per cent eecurtJ by a trust deed to Hiram H. Rose to the leasehold estate and three story store and office building at the southeast corner of Ninety-First street and Commercial avenue. The leaee runs for nicety-nine years from July 1, 1906, at an annual rental of $.1,500.

Through the Oak Park Trust and Savings bank Henry Hogans has obtained a lean of $24,500 for Ave years ot Sty per cent, secured by a trust deed to various lota on Austin and Humphrey avenuee, between Van Buren and Harrison streets. Oak Park. The loan was recorded under the Torrens syttem. A. R.

Cross has bought the property at 511 Wabash avenue. Just north of Harmon court, for $20,000. The lot is 18x110 test, improved with .1 three etory brick building. It is understood that the property was as an investment. IttCAI.

ESTATE TRAXSKERS. The following real eatate transfers were nied for record yesterday: Hyde Park. 1 ConaWeratiOB. Buffalo it. SO rt a of STth st.

Srl; Jan. to P. J. Kotuvto fcXlwaro a. Ulhleln.

$1,100 Buffalo av. 240 ft of Uotlt st. 23140; rro. a ieo. w.

uurtx-y to Mary 1.130 Cornell av. ojt 12S st, 4xlo Dec. 81. II Q. W.

Trow Drivers La First M. E. caurvh 1 goo Drexel av. 86 ft a of Doth st. f.

Feb. J. Erans to Feiix Maliun (incumbrance. $1.530) .400 401 at. SiiM ft of tiran-l bld.

f. 2Sxll2: Oct. 30 1 M. Rout et aJ. by U.

la C. to bugene C. Pomeroy $.700 Halstad cor 121st st. f. SOxlZS: Feb.

14. Itt03 E. H. Rumtwtd to Btaa Mlslirn 1.000 Hanari 800 ft of 130th at. t.

87Vka 123: Oct. 22. llioa-a. K. Judson to Thos.

K. Gale 1.00S Hozle av, 220 ft a of r07ih st. 2Jxl21; Fob. 8 T. H.

Uwn to Fatraie 4. 1.200 Kim bark av, 17 ft a of 70th st. 90 ft to I. C. R.

R. Jaa. 38 C. Way na Bennett Albert Atklnsum i Lesrla sub. Us 22 and 23.

i. S8. 14: Feb. K. J.

"Wllloua-hbv to Daniel 08 Mackinaw av. .10 ft a of fcto at. f. 2oxl44i Feb. 5-A.

Doyl to Andnel Cbmlel 2,000 Michigan av. 148 ft of at. fiOx 100; Feb. II Ohaa. P.

H. Schlaoks to Hy. mD Lrlnsky dncutnbrance. 20.230 Michigan av. cur erTth at.

f. 23x130; F. 7 Anna E. Onner to Oliver 1 Watson (Incumbrance, S.50O Michigan av, cor 104th at, f. Jan.

22 K. T. Bryant to Joan Berg 1.000 Michigan av. between lObth and lOOth sis, f. SOxllS.

and other property; Jan. 10 R. J. Ton to Mary A. V.

700 Mlcfala-an av, between lOOth and 106 sts. f. 30x115. and other property; Jan. Stun to Martin Sbeeban 1,200 00th st, cor Wabash av, a f.

73x123; Jan. 2V F. H. Bartlett to O. Da Via et al 600 Ontario av.

lo5 ft of 3J at. f. 20x140; Jan. 7 R. Brou to J.

B. Boynton 2,100 Owners' re sun. lot 8. sub lota 12 to 14. a 8.1, 87.

14; Feb. 6 O. Nlemeyer to Paul Schafer 1.300 Prairie av. 23S ft Ji of aria st. f.

126x160; Aug. 7. intst Oliver L. Watson to Nathaniel A. Mayer 1 T2d at, 4S ft of Kimbark av, a f.

23x126; Jan. SO O. A. Johnson to Andrew P. Will la ma 4,000 Sherman av.

92 ft a of TSth st. r. Oxl3ll: Feb. 5 4 B. Woodruff, to John and Emma Carlson 000 Sherman av.

82 ft a of et. 30x150; Feb. 1 tsame to Chaa. J. Johnson COO Sherman av.

a cor 7Kth st f. Feb. 1 elame to John O. Sun-iell 700 Sherman av. 82 rt a of THth st.

f. SOxlS; Jan. 81 A. Hebnke to Wm. Marts 000 Vernon a v.

11 ft a of 4.M st. f. 120. und 4 Int; Jan. 30 M.

Hnaplra to Ira Rosens--elg 1,250 Wahash av. loO ft a of 3.1d st. f. 20x101; Feb. 5 A.

Carron to Mary E. Flavin 1,000 Wahash av, 73 ft a of4th at. 23x100; Feb. 11 'Msrgt. Bchrendt to Mary Gang.

nan 10,000 Washington av. 238 ft a of 77th at. f. T.Vt 123.0: Jan. 20 John K.

KdwarJs to Grand Crossing Ta Co i Tatea av. 211 ft of 78th at. f. 5OK120; Jan. I Jj.

Rhodes to Jnmes J. ITall 500 Tat av. 211 ft of 76th st. f. 30x123; Feb, 11 E.

Wllloughby to J. J. Hall SO0 Tatea av, 811 of 7th an 0xl25: Jan. 0 U. Rhodes to Robert W.

60(1 IiUe. Albany av. a cor 83d at, f. 410x102; Feb. 11 K.

H. bee man to Mathiaa U. Dlllenberg BOO Armour av. 63 ft of 46th at, f. 25x100; 11 M.

Hutchinson to Kmma Ber- rener-. i B.000 Center av, 7 ft a of 70th at. f. 23x124; Fish. 11 N.

I to Fred Spangenberg. 300 Dearborn at. 2ft ft a of 3Wth at. f. ST.xloO; Feb.

7 John Bud11 to Simon 4,000 Dearborn t. cor Root st. f. 28x1 10; Feb. 11 Vary Hlckey to Uustave J.

Ber- gener tlncumhraneo. S2.0OO) 4,300 Emerald av. 371 ft a of Garfield blvd. 30x124: Fb. 1 C.

li. UcOgrmkk to Clara Goodman 0,000 Green at. 215 ft of r.td at. f. 23x122.8: Feb.

6. Simon Heck to Richard Thomas (Incumbrance. $.1,300) i. 8,800 Homan av, a cor 621 at. f.

30x128: Jan. 13 A. K. Anderson to I.lxzle E. Rylngton.

1,200 PeoHa st. 2Wt ft a of Slth at. r. 81x124; Jan. 2H Tneo C.

Oswald C. Clara and Helen M. Koch 0,500 Eangamon at, 134 ft of 87th at, f. 2fxl2fi; uwiwrnrrio ns. x.vuv Same property; Jan.

2e W. Krohn to Louis ScbaJe a 000 Tlet at. 140 ft of Aberdeen at. f. S7xl00; -Jan.

219. slevtrs to Henry Weler 800 8d Di. a cor t'nfm av. 42x125. mora or less: Jan.

10 Wm. H. Rose et al tn L. Kirk 1 Calaaaet. WBd st, oor Perry av f.

lSIvl.260. and -othernrooee-ty; Feb. 6 J. Brink so Hsr- -man Teiflnsa 0.008 110th pi. 823 ft of Princeton av.

a f. 123; Sspt, 17. 108 Carla Hagstrom to Franris A. and Marv F. CarMsle 8M PameJl av.

between 102d and 1C1 ata.W f. 87Hxl: Feb. 1 A. J. Gaaelle to Fax- we C.

McDiarmid 371 Harra) Park. Fargo ft of Ashland av f. 100x 130: Jan. 10 Mary Mshlem to Rattle Hegberg 4.501 Touhy av. SCO ft a of Forest at.

f. 80x104; Feb. 8 W. Q. Dieoerioh to Bert E.

Beus. 2.02$ Uke Vlw. AshKnd av. 100 ft of Wavektnd av. Feb.

1 Henrv J. MorM- ct al to Allln Blng (incumbrance. $3.430) 4.000 Paulina st. 5 ft of Sunnystoe av. f.

105: Dec 1. 1806 Henry A. Gray to Ed- ward 8. Keeley 12.000 Barry av. 4 ft of Evanston av.

a f. 2BX 159: Feb. f4. Burkart to C. H.

Zutter- melster (Incumbrance. 1 Same ppty: Feb. 8 C. H. Zuttermelster to Alma C.

Burkart (Incumbrance, 1 GourK st. 288 ft-w of Raclna av. 3X 122: Feb. J. K.

Dahlia to Chaa. H. J. Uohslt 4.543 S. Ravenswood Park.

72 ft of Carmen av. f. Feb. A. Oliver to Chaa.

J. Pthlstrand (laeambrance. 2.000 Beeley ay, 216 ft a of Roacoe st. I. ifix 123: Feb.

8V. H. Yoshem to Chaa. U. Bornhoeft (Incumbrance.

1.0OO Ward st. 28N ft of Marlanna at, 24x 124: Franta Macb to An tool JL'adrow- ski and wife 5frth Tswa. -Beldea av. 48 ft of Seminary a v. f.

88x 116: Feb, 7 John Jacoby to Carrie 1 Slma 10,000 Hudson av. 144 ft a of Msnomonee st, f. Jan. Hanson. to Mar- raretha Kohnen T.5i0 Larr-abee at.

237 ft of North av. f. 24x 122; Feb. 8 H. Ahrena to La Chalerlat.

8.000 Welis at. a cor Cedar st. f. 84x11(1; Jan. 10 OUvsr Molina to Robert Rooa 10 Italk Tswa.

Farrell st. 2f ft a of Archer av. t. 24x 114: Feb. 8 C.

G. Wash bum to Frtd H. 1.000 ft 27th rt. a f. 2tx 123: Feb.

7 Anna Olson to Oscar Dill- ber to 2.000 33d et. IJS5 ft of A.hlar.d av. f. 2.1x128. and other ppty; March 2.

WM Itae E. Callahan Is Isacel Lau.ler 1.600 Went worth av. No. 2SH. Feb.

A. fx hmidt to Abraham King 0.003 Jeflersaaw Dl kena av. 23 ft a of Hamlin av. 23x 123: Jan. 13 Abel Gent to Aealhe and Charlea Schneider (Icrumbranre.

81. 2.200 Will av. cor Cornel ta st. f. Km 1J0; Feb.

7 J. Jaccby to Carrie PI 1.500 W8 ft of Armings av. f. 26x FVb- Rlt to Peter J. Olson 550 cor Central Park av.

a f. 23x119; Feb. 0-U Shaotro 10 John. W. atott 1.600 Weai Taw at.

Laflin at. 6CO ft a vf ZJd at. a f. 0OOx2S8. or through tocanal: Feb.

8 Herbert A. Beld-ler to Francs Beidler 64.000 "t- f-ouls av. f. 2x 1: Feb. 0 Uury G.

Rcld to John W. Moore 13.00O iJ ft ot Kedali av. f. 26x 12-1; Feb. 11 August Peterson to Carl Per an (Incumbrance.

6.000 rark. 24 ft nf Hlrsch st. a f. 7. nd other ppty; Feb.

II William erat to KrMlns M. Mruckman 2.000 Eirn of Loon'' t- 2-x lO 8: Jan J. p. Rhea to Johanna Dunn 0.000 U.5 f' Francisco av. a Six 125: Jan 23 Chaa.

Krauae to Carl Pen- n.ng and wife. 1600 of Oakley av. f. 10X Ui; reb 8 luia S. Fey to Frank A.

(Incumbrance. $1.300) $.500 1 Sv cor York st. f. H5x Jan. 2 C.

E. Morrison to Louis Sam- kovlta 0 600 Johnson at 234 ft of ISth Jn. 24 Minna Ploog to C. T. 4V T.

trustee $.300 JM ft Klnsle st. f. 30x IJ4H: Feb. 11 Johanna Mitchell to Wm. Horn 1,000 200 ft of 8.

4Uh av. f. 25x186: Feb. ll-E J. Kllpps to Mary H.

Martin 2.800 Morgan st 244 rt ni, Feb. 1 C. Sauiak luJuhuh iren- rg (Incumbrance 1.1 0,800 si. an a or Pulk st. f.

4axS8H; Feb. 7 M. Olllman to alaria T.Otfl Park av. and 221. Feb.

Arthur W. Iivell In Cathsrln IT rMIl (Incumbrance. 7.ftK.) 15.000 ii.2?" cf Hoyne av. f. 25x123: Feb.

Micnaei sicurrrern to Mn 1 IP'rtj-: Feb. 8 JI. McGovern to IUfca WcOovern Wtlcox av. 30 ft of S. 42d av.

f. Feb. 17 C. Wales lo Walter V. 1.200 ni.c?X!l't.

ft Thomas st. f. 24x123; Feb. 8-C 8. Kolbrr to Paul C.

6.000 rt' eo. r. tj. Han-nan Kolber 6.000 Bloataa. Thorn Grove.

Its 12 and IX 5: Feb. 0 J. Schroeder to August Mertena 1.000 Cleer. Culahy's Morton Park artd. Ita 4 and 5.

3: Feb. 3 Albert Jablonki to llisa. J. Hruby Same ppty; Feb. 7 C.

J. Hruby to Martha Jablonsk! 2.0O0 Fair Oaka. 81. 7: Jan. 24 Fim'l Fried- lander to Jennie B.

Louder 1.730 Maine. 5, Park Ridge: Feb. 1 N. J. O'Connor to Clara P.

l.Sfsj Sew Trier. Wlnnetka. Provident Mut. I -and Asm. sub.

It Feb. tt W. J. Carey Hannah Smith 2.31 Orlaasl. Walker's sb.

It 7. 11. a 11. 80. 12; Jan.

31 B. Rahn to Wnr. T. Klmmel 580 Rldges-lll. tJvanston.

Grant aV J. 'a add. It 7. 7: Jan. 17 a.

O. Stewart to Edwd. L. Stewart 1 Same ppty; Feb. II Edsd.

U. to Albert Atkinson 18.000 Balldlas I'erantta. The following building permits were issued yes-erdar: Cost 1822 Drake av. 1 story frame cottage, James Landen $1,400 I4M1 lawyer iv, 2 story brick flat John 35. Anderson 4.600 14UMH Ilumlxil.lt blvd.

1 story brick rear addition. William F. 15.000 suit Avenue 1 a lory frame rear addition. Ada Hauf r. 2.400 6f.il Wood st.

lhi story frame cuttace. F. Ballentine 1500 6016 Peoria st. 2 story brick flat. Herman Bcheanemaur 8 000 4313 State at.

2 atory brick store and data. N. Peterson 8,000 Packers av and 4 st. 2 atory brick powerhouse. Armour Co 130.000 0520 Mahneid av.

2 atory brick residence. Karl 4 estberg mm. x.700 I'l High at. 1 atory frame cottage. A.

Rahn 2.200 327-1 Amhert av. two 1 story frame cot- 'ses. Char lea J. Aniboa-ast 2.000 12S7 Millard av. 2 atory brick Hat.

Fraxk Hembavy 8.S0O 55J-S3 W. Polk at. two 8 atoryrtck flata. Jacob Raas 20OO0 story -brick nata. William Harrlnrton aaoo 2432 N.

Winchester a v. 2 atory frame reai: dence. H. M. 2.800 10O3-07 BouthpoTt av.

tw i etory brick W'. earner 8.000 40th av. 1 etory frame dwelling. AlTred Hengnusson i non 70S Roacher av. 2 story brick flat.

John Lan- letta 0.000 10oo FARMER SHOT BY SON-IN-LAW. Over Stack Kadi la Fatal At- taek With Revolver. BLOOMINOTOX. 13 Arthur Young, well known farmer, was shot and killed by his son-in-law. Preston Lang, this afternoon, following-a quarrel over some stock.

Lang pleads self-defense. plisEW TORK- Feb. 13. Arrlved-Germanla, Na- Lverpool via Queens tow'n: Tam-Plcan. Iondon: Westernland.

Antwerp: Algeria. lmrMler- BftiaiU na lysis cf the samples of water from Plea to beafePUmP'" how th aam- MARRAGE JJC ENSJgj narrle licenaea rV lisTleTyea- Freijerlck QuaUman. Clars Rein ................2418 Oak Park. Laura V. Bowling, same 17 1 I.ronWos Angelacos.

Martha 23 t'SOixe Herbert Stokes. Eva 2820 Lpuls Oelsler, Annie Schmuil 2110 Harry la Sour. Beatrice Kellenberger. ..21 21 Frsng Charles Ballon. Agnes Emma 21 21 Chanea A.

Bueil, Emma C. Orchard 2118 Gustav Braske. Bertha Schouquette 2324 Edard C. Emma C. ...88 28 Theodora Wahlgren.

Elgin. III. Mry Brunk, sanve .3737 Washington F. Kronen, Annie Komewood 21 23 John A. Bui spss.

Msttie B. Mardla 21 19 Raaniuse P. Rasmussen Racine. Agnes Ager, same 20 10 Henry Schroeder, Oak Park. Mary Huaser, same 8822 Jesse W.

reman. Oak Par. Mabel Jones, same ..2222 Julius Brenberg. I.illle Ludwlg ".22 ID WilUam A. BoeckJer.

Matilda Stretton 44 87 Charles -Conrad. Anna Gehl ....2423 Charles C. Shum. Terre Haute. Mayme Grund .8731 Joseph Alban.

Edna Suaa. 2419 Frank L. Borton. Evanston. IlL; Georgia Tanner Wood Crldge.

same 12 John B. Swift. Hssel B. Rice 2722 William Holly. Sarah Sterbeo 2422 Nelson Stokes.

Emily 25 2S Antonio Bros. Alolsia Biukova .....23 24 Andrew J. Clayton. Nellie Cultoden 2528 Joseph Alt, Tena Mueller IS Edwin M. Dickinson.

Msry Reld 2 1( Frank H. Nelson. Gertrude A. Hanson 2120 Tony Keessen. Hierhlanda.

Petruela Eerigenberg 24 Bernt Ohristenaen. Ellen Hansen 2221 Frederic Guillaune Wrbbere Valenxler, Clara Schley ...3821 Alois Paur. Eleonora Hess 8.1 Max Ford. Josephine Conlcgne ..2221 Merrttt Carlton Inalev. Bess4e Louise Parker.34 23 MatMaa Knauber, Maraaret .,88 2) Fred Mlltenmeyer.

Paulina Htnternialer 3721 George D. Bebr. May Andersen .....2218 Fred Oariln. Belle Olson ..2624 William A. Ruggler.

Mary C. 23 Edward Scheer. Clara I-ampe .20 19 Malteo Oilberto. Franceses V'ontomo 8283 James Francis Russell. May me A.

Donnelly .28 22 Harry Johnson. Mary Hutchinson, Brald- Wooa. Ill SO 23 Rudolph Kullaa. Elisabeth Dean 2321 Joseph S. Mxrquardt.

Tolla SciiramkowakL.SO 23 Gl.bert C. Felterg. Alma Sorensen ......2718 David M. Kimball. Julia Pett ......8149 Samuel Wetnfekl.

Henrietta 22 John Airred West. Hilda Carlson 82 Louis Joseph Capllng, Rosle 5o 1 as Big 43 tor nanataral aliacharssa.UaasaaiaUeaa, Irrltatioaa or Blceretieaa asaeoas saesabranea, Pals lea, and aot eetria geat er oloaoaa. ITLir 1 aVala fcy nt la ataia wrasse. by a 81 SO. Clrci express, prepaid, tej S.

or bottles 83.76. Circular seal ea risasss. CCatES I anal I OsaraaMrS VI I aa '-mi Is strlssara. frmsa csiaea. I "TaTHf (HNS CUES! ICl CO.

fuW8si vv JRmAGCENSE Edward Hackbarth, Milwaukee. Louise Hart man. same .21 90 Frank Leslie Daralah. Ethel Sulnk 2118 Joseph H. Rlhke, ttlms 33 TO Albert M.

Pcherer. Anna Rink. i. 2821 Elliott sandie Sbettteld. Mary ibubeth L-nb 2118 Robert Kemp Cavlngtou, Pearl Margaret Arthur J.

Lyons. Margaret Burns 81 Charles Coibett. Milwaukee. Mary J. Momblow.

same .....21 18 Santo Dolce. Anna Barone 2218 James 8. W. McGregor. Maude Marie John- son -jp 11 Albert Mlckela Llaale Es-ans John W.

Lannon. Mary Ferguson 2724 Edrar Colman. Antanda ..211 John K. Russell. Rose De Vrles -S3 28 Francis Cowrer.

luye Williams AH ft DEATHS. FCNERAt, TRAIN Grareland and Calvarv Funeral train of the Chicago. Milwaukee St. Paul railway leaves I'nlon depot (Madison and Canal streets) dally at 12:30 p. m.

DBVORB John. died at l2a Angeles. Feb. 13, IDOi. leaving wife and daughter.

Funeral Chicago. Announcement of arrange-menia later. HOLMES Julia. 12. beloved daughter of Julia A.

Holmes, ased.22 years. Funeral Thursday at Rose Hill chapel at 3 p. m. Train leaves Chicago 4V Northwestern depot at 2:30 o'clock. Private service at luhS Sheridan road.

AOlLIy Mlrtln G. Ms-gill, at his residence. 8801 Lake avenue. Feb. i i.

1U07. Funeral at Iioyd-aton chapel, 4227 Cottage Grove avenue. 1 :.1 p. re. Friday.

Interment at Oakwooda. L'tlca (N. papers please copy. UHLIR Feb. II.

Marie Vhlir. aged 62 years, mother of Alderman t'hllr of the Twelfth ward. Funeral Thursday. Feb. 14.

at It o'clock a. from residence, lis West Twenty-Second street, by carriagea to Bohemian Nattonal cemetery. NOTICE. Anna Magnuacn died at the Cook county capital for Insane nn the sth inst. George E.

Balrd died at the Cook county hospital for consumptives on the 10th lest. Unless friends call for the remains within Ave days the same will be (isnceed of according to law. O. C. WIL.I-IIITE.

Superintendent. UNDERTAKERS. J. WHITT1KR BCFFCM 2n TEARS WITH TITS late C. H.

Jordan), undertaker. 1722 a bath av. Telephone South V6A. R. A.

ALI.SN. I'SDERTAKFR PP.1VATE AV bulance. Telephone North 813. 24 N. Clark at.

POSTLEWAIT. UNDERTAKER 322 OGDFN av. Telephone West 2.S. There Is only on BEST. IN ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION THE INTER OCEAN.

GENTSJVANTED WANTED A RESPONSIBLE PERSON IN everv town to hanille our high grade I to sera Sewing Machine. Write for wholesale prices. WILSON at 17vl 8Mb Chicago, 111. AGENTS CAN MAKE $10 AND UPWARD A day. Legitimate; no expense.

Call at room 542 Marquette Chicago. 111. IV ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS P1.EAE MENTION THE INTER OCEAN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ADVICE ON LEGAL.

MATTERS FREE. CONFI-dentlal. D. L. Carmichael.

R. 8J. i5 Washington. UW BUSINESS PROPERLY TRANSACTED: conrulation free. D.

F. Doubt. R. 27 t2 La Salle. a.

C. MARCH. EXPERIENCED LAWYER; AD-vlce free. 78 La Sails st. Phone Main l.2.

COLLECTIONS. WESTERN CLAIM ADJUSTMENT CO. collects your outatanuing bills at once. Wages, nctea, rents, me rename' accounts and damage caaea promptly attended to. Call 133 Wash-It.

gt on rami 18. Phone Main 41. iCCOyMTANTS. The Chlcaco Bookkeeping Company, Accountants. AadltOiS.

Systcmattxera em. 143 La Salle ac Keep books for a reasonable monthly charge. In- tncate or tangleo an airs etraignter.ea out. Audita. examinations, reports, cost systems, etc Reliable and cOKacientloua aervlce.

Phone Central sSKt. IN ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION THE INTER OCEAN. BU SINESSCH NCESL For Sale' or Exdiangc Old esUoIlsced Grain and Stock Brokerage Business, In best city of tklrty-Cve thousand population, in great corn belt; ground floor ofUce, furniture and liztures alone wortn $2C0. Prefer land. Ybat tave you? Best reasons for disposing of tnis business.

ADDRESS I 62, TH5 INTER OCEAN. CAPITAL. FOR BUILDING AND DEVELOPING railways, electric light plants, mln-tag. and maaafactorlng enterpriaes; charters procured and com pen lee organised: no advance fees: security guaranteed to Investors. Wa buy and se liy and country real eatate.

AMERICAN BUSINESS EXCHANGE. R. 53. 80 Washington GET IN BUSINESS FOR TOURSBLF. PATLNG dividend of 8 per cent per annum and 10 per cent commiaaioa oa Investment of $100 to tl.OuO; free booklet.

Q. FRANKDNBERG ASSOCIATION. R. 4O3-408, 87 Washington at. 88 MONET IN IDEAS Patent your Ideas and make money en them send for my free book on patents; also aend sketch of you Invention for tree opinion of patentability.

ARTHUR, 148 State FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE EAT MARKET, 111. town; good business and outfit; want Chicago property or farm- might assume. M'OMBER at Berrtec Springs. Mich. MAIL OROER HOUSES SUPPLIED WTTH 8AL-anle articles; companies incorporated and patents sold.

CHICAGO UL'SIN Erjt? AGENCT. R. 31. 88 Washington st. I HAVE SOMETHING NEW IN AIRSHIP.

Would like party with money to back me. Aadreaa I 171, The Inter Ocean. IN ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION THE INTER OCEAN. BUSINESS CARDS. ER-BA.

THE GREAT ORIENTAL FLESH PRO-ducerand tonic will positively prodnce permanent, healthy flesh, tone the stomach, purify the blood, and strengthen the nerves, or your money refunded. Guaranteed to the U. S. government, which ia an assurance of Its purity. Write or call for Information.

ER-EA can only be obtained from ASIATIC REMEDY Suite 8t. 84 Adams Chicago. GEO. H. PAGET.

Treasurer. FACE DEFECTS PERMANENTLY CORRECT-ed. Dr. W. Augustus Pratt can Instantly and permanently remove wrinkles and pimples and correct detective noses, aagglng cheeks, and all other fLcedefecte.

Drpiati, 214iate Chicago. "YOU ARE YOUR BROTHER'S KEEPER" IF any one you know has that dreaded disease. EPILEPSY, it Is your duty to show them this ad. I CURE EPILEPSY. Write for free bottle.

DR. A. H. LINDLEY, 1457 Newport av. SHOES FOR THE LAME OUR 1907 MODEL extension shoe best In the world makee both feet look alike.

You can order by mall, lo.ooo aatia-fird customers. Call or write for catalogue. MARTIN LARSON. Foot Specialist. 54 Fifth ar.

I'M THE MAN WITH MONEY LN MY POCKET. I got a loan at reasonable rates because I owned a little chattel. Write Mr. Childs, room 504-5. 134 Monroe and I'll tell you how I aot It.

IN ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION THE INTER OCEAN. BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. FOR SALE SECOND HAND BILLIARD AND Pool tables. We rent tables, with privilege of buying. THE BRUNSWICK -BALKE-COlXENDEH COMPANY.

863 and 263 Wabash av. MONET MADE DAILY BY ADVERTISERS THE INTER OCEAN WANT ADS HELP TO MAKE IT. BRING YOUR WANT ADS OR TELEPHONE 1804 CHNTRAL. OR TAKE THEM TO OUR BRANCH DKl'U STORE AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE CITY. CASH PAID FOR SECOND HAND BILLIARD and pool tables of all kinda.

3o8 Wabash av. IN ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION THE 1NTBK OCEtAN. CLOTHING, FURS, ETC. aotbiB? I sell at $10 Is not like others sell at $10. It is better.

Ton better see it. It is good enough for you and me to wear. TOM MURRAY- THIS IS THE MONTH WHEN ALL OCR branch stores send In their uncalled for and mla-nrnunli Butts that sold for l-tt. 836. and HO are yours for 12.

8 14-. 818. and 819. and we'll make cnena you. arr nu iw muu over.

I COLL THE TAILOR, OJark and Adams Sts. SL'RS MADE TO ORDER AND REMODELED i per ceni cheaper than elsewhere: first claas work guaranteed. P. FBBXKEL. S3 E.

Washington st. FINE SUITS AND OVERCOATS. BLOCK TAILORING 147-133 Fifth 2d Floor. U. ANDREWS.

near Polk st. Fine unredeemed1 furs and sealskin jackets. Tel. Har. 4233.

IN ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MKNTION THE INTER OCEAN. CLAIRVOYANTS. A8TROLOGI8T. SHERMAN HOUSE. 138 RANDOLPH CHICAGO 1LU (COPTRIGKTv.

1808.1 SEEEA PROF. NIBLO. 81.00 LOW FEE 81.00 ISTRK. tiKaT; TRANCE CLAIRVOYANT. Gives Truthful Aivlcs on AU Affairs of Life.

Heantngs daily from 10 a. to -S4 MICHIGAN A NR. 12T11 FLAT THE ORIGINAL MMB. JOSEPH AND HENRY joeeph, expert palmists and life readers, returned from California. Full readings, ladies.

23c; gents. SOc; aatisfaction given. soo Madison la atore. CAW $5 READINGS FOR II." CLA paimtet. 1831 Michigan av.

IN ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION THE INTER OCEAN. CLEANERS AND rERS KAPHA PROCESS I'SED TO CLEAN ORIENTAL rugs, lace tartaina, draperiea. LE LOUVRE. 12 Colorado 127 Ashland blvd. West 2284.

KORNDROrrrs 383-5 W. CHI. AV. TEL. MON.

12W: 1171 W. Nortn: 5.10 Cel. av 11C7 Armatage; 13(H. 1133. 801 Milwaukee 148 State 4th a.

AUG. SCHWARZ LADIES' AND GENTS GAR. rrents; stores. 138 flllt.ois st 1H Dearborn W. MadUon st.

Tel. Main 8320, COOK M'LAIN. bO DEARBORN 8047 Oak. 5SO. IN ANSWERINO ADVFRTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION.

THE INTER OCEAN. CASH REGISTERS. CASH REGISTERS. CASH REGISTERS. THE WESTERN HALL WOOD, the latest and beat rash register on the market.

Special registers for groceries, markets, drug etc. hslf thst chsrged by the TRUST. NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS at lowest prices. Cash or easy payment. WESTERN CASH REGISTER J.

C. NOB LIT. Manaser. Pbone 2H Central. 128 SClark st.

IN ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION THE INTER OCEAN. CANDIES. FINE BONBONS. AND chocolates: famous throughout the United States. 8end for wholesale and retail catalogues.

C. F. GtTNTHER. Confectioner. 212 State st.

IN ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION THE INTER OCEAN. CORSETS. CORSETS. FRONT OR BACK LACED. 83 50 till Feb.

1. EDISON CORSET R. 17. Hc-Vlcker'a bldg. Elevator ia theater lobby.

iN ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE IKNTION THE INTER OCt'AN, DRESSMAKING ANplLLINERY. DESIGNING. DRESSCLTTING. DRESSMAK-lng. ladies' tailoring, and pattern cutting taught from A to Z.

S3 tarts rou. McOowell roeth.kd as. eat to learn, moat rapid to ue. used by the best dressmakers. Our hand cut, perfect fitting shirt waist coat.

suit. Jacket, and aklrt patterns will make your dretantaking easy. DO WELL SCHOOL. 78 State opposite Field's store. MME.

HUNT'S SCHOOL OF MILLINERY. CM l-cago's best. 1201 Masonic teinpie. Night school. IN ANSWE'RING ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION THE INTER OCEAN.

DETECTIVES. THE COLLISON DETECTIVE BUItEAU VTX-ptrt male and female operators, phone 014 Calu-met. Miss b. Colilson. Supt- 1-103 Michigan av.

DETECTIVES ALL KINDS OF CASES 11 AN-dled charges reasonable: expert services. BARRETT. 1 12 S. Clark K. TJ0.

Tel. 2xr2 Main. MISS CORA PTRATER-S PRIVATE DETECT-Ive agency. 8104 Cottage Grove av. Tel.

223 Dgl. ALEXANDER'S DETECTIVE AGENCY, in Washington at. Reliable service. Tel. Main IMS.

DIAMONDS AND WATCHES. DIAMONDS MOITtTED TO SUIT TOU Watches and other Jewelry vour kind; old gold, sliver, and precious stoats bought; loans made. HARRIS el Monroe at. George Harris. Manager.

JeJCen1t17S. BARGAINS DIAMONDS. WATCHES. rash for diamonds, old gold. LOGUE.

Ho Madison. VcVlcker theater. 8d Boor: take elevator. IN AN'SWPRINO ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION THE INTER OCEAN. DENTISTS.

DR. FRANK K. PHILLIPS. 208 State at. Phone Harrison ITU.

IN ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION THE INTER OCEAN. FOR ADOPTION. FOR ADOPTION INFANT BOY AND GIRL. S. Kedxle av.

Take Douglas Park. L. Ml IN ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION THE INTER OCEAN. JHELPAJNTEt "trades, wanted first class band saw man: ood wages and steady wot k. RACINE NOVELTY Racine.

Wis. WANTED FIRST CLASS TOOLMAKERS. AD-drvss ROBERT A1TKEN. Boa 338, Toiedo. Ohio.

WANTED LATHB HANDS. ADDRESS ROBERT AIT KEN. Boa 838. Toledo. Ohio.

MllCELLAXKOCa. WANTED MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE: great demand for barbera; top wagea paid; hundred of good opportunities to open business with small capita); few weeka completes; wages Sat-urdare. or write MOLKB, BARBER COLLEGE. 4S5 Wabash av. WE HAVE MOVED TO 1037-8-0 MONADNOCK bldg.

seed more space; 2.5O0 Chicago firms have oa get all of their high grade men for them: auditors, credit men. eorreeuondents. clerks: positions paying 8100 to 8300 monthly. Elliott-Morrison Co. I MADE 850.000 IN FIVE YEARS IN THE mall order buslneaa: began with 83.

Any one can do the work home, send for free booklet: telle how to get started. MANAGER. Boa 570. Lockport. N.

T. WANTED TELEGRAPHERS WITH RAIL, road experience: also station agenta and train dispatchers, for Western road: stood wages: free trar.stortaUon. Apply room 4, Lenox hotel. 238 8. Clark st.

LEARN TELEGRAPHY. The railroads will pay your Write for particulars to W. T. Healy. Mgr.

Chicago Railway and Commercial Institute. R. 52. 06 Washington at. WANTED TEI.EG APH OPERATORS GOOD wages; rare opportunity for beginners an 4 ex-operators.

Address Sil. The Inter Ocean. WANTED PRATT Jk WHITNEY MACHINE screw operators. Address ROBERT A1TKEN. Box 358.

Todo. Ohio. WANTED 8 GENERAL MACHINISTS POH automobile work. Address ROBERT A1TKEN. box 333.

Toledo. Ohio. WANTED BULLARD CHUCKING MACHINE operators Address ROBERT A IT KEN. Box M3. Toledo.

Ohio. WANTED 8 FIRST CLASS METAL POIJSII-eis. Address ROBERT AITKEN. Box 833. Toledo.

Ohio. WANTED YOUNG MEN TO LEARN TELEO-raphy. Call or write 62. 83 Washington at. YOUNG MEN.

EARN WAGES WHILE LEARN-Ing telegraphy. U. E. -Tel. 88 La Salle.

K. 32. IN ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION THE INTER OCEAN. ELP WANTED FEMALE. HOUSEKEEPERS.

WANTED HOUSEKEEPER: RESECTABLE young woman: give particulars. Address 1 173. The Inter Ocean. MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED TOADIES TO LEARN A IRDRES9-tng.

manicuring, facial massage, electrolysis, or chiropody: we prepare you for positions 812 to SJ0 weekly: few weeks completes; big demand for help. Call or write MOLER COLLEGE, 436 Wabash av. WANTED LADIE8 TO DO PIECEWORK: S3 te 88 per week; steady. R. 1106.

120 Slate at. IN ANSWERING ADVERTISEMENTS PLEASE MENTION THE INTER OCEA'N. INSTRUCTION. Leading: Chleaar laatltsitloaa. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE (Formerly Harmon Shorthand School.

Schiller Building. 108 Randolph The school tbat is doing what no other school does placing every graduate in a good position. We want to explain to you why we get more thaa a hundred calia a month for our graduates. Other schools PROMISE positions. WE GET them for Tou.

Don't throw away S30 oa a course In CLASS NSTRUCTION in a large, crowded school. OUR INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION la worth 5 TIMES AS MUCH, yet we charge no more than ther. Attending our school means YOUR opportunity and YOUR success. Write, or call and let ua tell you WHY. Day and evening school all the year.

W. H. HARMON and W. TINUS, Prlncipala. 12.000 STUDENTS HAVE OON TO SUCCESS FROM JONES' BUSINESS COLLEGE.

i We educated your neighbor's boy and girl, placed them in good positions. Now we want yours. Dav or night school. Catalogue free. Main 1072.

or call 100 Washington at. and 444 Garfield av. THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. Auditorium tCongresa St. entrance), SCHOOL OPEN ALL SUMMER.

Teachers sent to places within fifty mile. GREOO SHORTHAND. "TOUCH" TTPaTWRIT-Ing. practical bookkeeping etc. day or evening sessions.

Gregg School. 151 Wabash ar. Cent. 873V. LaaaUasr Catles?) drawa.

FIDELITY LOAN COL, 184 MONROE SUITE 005. CORNER CLARK. PHONE CENTRAL 29. WE LOAN ON WE OFFER FURNITURE. I UNEQt'ALFJD RATES PIANOS.

I BEST TERMS. HORSES. I QUICKEST BERVICPJ. WAGONS. ETC.

I ABSOLUTE PRIVACY Br establishing a credit with us you will nave an asaet that can be used in any ernergencvv FIDELITY LOAN Room 343 Fort Dearborn bldg. and 801 W. OSdaL. Corner Wentworth av. Phone Went.

687. YOU CAN BORROW ANY AMOUNT OF MONET on household furniture, pianos. -horses, wagons, or any valuable security. We will guarantee to make yon the loaa the same day you let ua know. Please remember there are no red tape formalities or Inquiries mads ot your neighbors or employer.

Our terms are absolutely the best In Chicago. There are certain advantages to be gained by dealing with tht oldest, aad only lax corpora ted loan company in Chicago. THE CHICAGO MORTGAGE LOAN i 173 DEARBORN ROOM 217. THE CHICAGO MORTGAGE LOAN ISO W. MADISON ROOM 2f.

SALARY LOANS. Lead la Ckleaar. Flraua. DO TOU NEED MONETT We will loan you any reasonable amount at tha low eat rate, if employed. No security; no la doreer; no notice to employer.

ConttJential treat meaL NATTONAL FINANCE COMPANY. Joins Stock H. 431. 108 LA SALLE ST. BRANCH OFFICES: R.

007. 218 LA SALLE R. 7. 8213 COMMERCIAL A V. SALARY LOANS We maintain a private bank for salaried peopKs where you can borrow at a reasonsbie fltrure oa your PERSONAL NOTE MONEY FOR EVERYTHING IN ONE DAY.

Absolute privacy anA courtesy extended to all. whether you borrow or not. No questions of your employer, family, or friends. WE TRUST TOU. YOi'K PROMISE TO PAY IS OUR SECURITY.

LONG TIME AND SMALL PAYMENTS. GREER 813. 148 Dearborn corner Madisoa. JUST AS ONE WOULD AT A BANK. IOU CAN borrow money of us in the small sums as well as the large.

Merchants, business mn. and Mrnaa-1 Women employed We will give you the fairest rate In Chicago. LADIES of reputable family may easily borrow on their own name and pr.tmlse Tel. Harrison 8171. or call private omce st (KJ6.

318 Dearborn at. WEST 4V COMPANY. SALARY LOANS. ILLINOIS INVESTMENT ROOM 403. 130 DEARBORN STREET.

Loans to SdOO to salaried people on plain aot on same day of application. MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE AND others without security. Easy pajuenis. Ofneea in S3 principal cities. EMPLOYERS' CREDIT Room 2U0.

123 La Salle at. CUT RATES ON ALL SALARY AND FURNI-ture loans. Everybody call. Room 40. 118 Ls Sella St.

JJ-EGAIJTICES HIRAM BARBER. Master in Chancery of the Superior Court cf Cook County. 628 Chicago Opera House. MASTER'S 6ALE STATE OF ILLINOIS, County of Cook, aa. Superior Court of Cook County, in Chancery.

Horace A. Goodrich vs. Howard) C. Msgnueaon, Horn ard C. Magnuason aa Executor if the will of Anna F.

M. McDowell, deceased. Sarah C. PaoA, Rosalie M. Lancaster.

John P. McDowell. RoLa Butterfleld. Rufus Cope. Theodora Wllken and Chicago Home for Incuiablea.

Geo. No. 56104 Term No. 6ST3. Public notice Is hereby given, that In pursuance) of a Decree made and eutvred by said Court tn the above entitled cause, on the 2nd day of February.

A. D. I. Hiram Barber. Master In Chancery of the Superior Court of aald Cook County, will, on Friday, the first ihv of March, A.

D. 1V07, at the hoar of eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the judicial eaieeroome of the Chicago Ileal Estate Drd. Number 57 Dearborn Street, in the City of Chics ro. County ofCook and State of Illinois, sell St pubile Auction to the highest and best bidder, for cash, and singular, the describe premises and real estate in said Decree mentioned. situate In the City of Chicago.

County of Cook and State of Illinois, or so much thereof as shall be sumcient to satisfy said Decree, to-wit: Lota forty-four (141 and forty-six In John N. Young's Grand Avenue Addition to Chicago lis section five 5K Townrhip fortv (4ir) North. Range fourteen (141 Eat of the Third Prtncinal Meridian. Dated. Chicago.

Illinois. February 7. A. D. IM7.

HIRAM BARBER. Master In Chancery of the Superior Court of Cook County. Dale A Francis. Complainant's Solicitors. i P.

R. BOY LAN. Attorney. 131 Tribune Rulldlng. STATE OF ILLINOIS.

CITY OF CHICAGOl. First District, re In the Municipal Court of Chicago. Bertha vs. Theodore Knudson, doing business as Phoenix Boiler Works. Attachment No.

1241W Public notice la hereby given to the said Theodoro Knudson. doing business as Phoenix Boiler Works, that a Writ of Attachment Issued out cf the Office of the Clerk of the Municipal Court Chtcaa-e) dated the 2Sth day of January. A. D. Itxrf.

at I ha suit ot tne said uertn soaretDer ana against that estate of. Theodore Knudson. doi'ig burners aa Phoenix Works, for the sum of One Hundred and YHav. iihim.ii tk. Bailiff of the Munlcloel Court of Chicsgo.

Cook County, which said writ baa been returned executed. Now. Therefore. Unless yon. the said Theodora) Knudson.

doing business as phoenix Boiler Works, shall persocally be and appear before the Municipal Court of Chicago, at Branch No. 5l, 22 Fifth Avenue, being one of the places saia City of Chicago, provided by the corporate authorities thereof for the holding of aald Court, at IO M. on the llth dav of March. A. D.

1807. giv special ball and plead to the said Plaintiffs action, tudr merit will be entered against you. and let favor of the aald Bertha Scbreiber. and so muck of the property attached aa mav be sufficient te satisfy the aald judgment aad coats will be sold La satisfy the same. HOMER K.

GALPIN. Clerk. P. Boylan. Attorney.

HESRT LEVY. Attorney. -82 La Salle Street. STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK.

88. Superior Court of Cook County. To the Merck Term, A. D. 1807.

Fanny Cohen vs. Barney Cohen. In Chancery. No. 2.1STU3.

Notice la hereby-given to the eald Barney Conew that the above named Complainant heretofore filed her BUI of Complaint In said Court, on the Chancery aide thereof, and tbat a aumsnons thereupon Issued out of said Court against the above named defendant, returnable on the first day of the terns of the 8uiorlor Court of Cook County, to be held at the building occupied as a Court House ia Chicago. In aaid Cock County, on the First Monday March. A. li. 1807.

aa la by law reontred. and whlck suit la still pending. CHARLES W. VAIL. Clerk.

Henry Levy. Comprt's Sol'r. S. J. HALIK.

Attorney. 1020 Chicago Opera House. STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK. SS.

Circuit Court of Cook County. To the March Term. A. 1. 17.

Klward Coleman vs May Coleman. In Charscery. No. 2771H4. Notice is hereby given to the raid May Coleman that the above named Complainant here- tnfore bled his Kill of Complaint In si Id Court, oa the Chancerv aide thereof, wnd that a summons thereupon Issued out of said Court aaair.et the above nantet defendant, returnable on the first day of the term of the Circuit Court of Oik County, to be held at the Court House In the building now occupied as such in Chicago.

In said Conk County, oa the Thll Monday of March. A. D. 1o7. aa is by law reouired.

and which auit is still pending. JOSEPH E. Clerk. S. J.

Hallk. Comprt's Sol'r. S. J. HALIKAttorney.

101N1 Chicago Opera Hruse. STATE Or ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK. Circuit Cuurt of Cook County. To the March Term.

A. D. 1907. AgnesBowera vs Horatio Bowers, In Chancery- No. 2i iS43.

Notice ia hereby given to the said Horatid Bowers that the above rained Complainant heretofore riled her Bill of Complaint in said Court, ont the Chancery aide thereof, and that a summons thereupon Issued out of aaid Court against th above named defendant, returnable on the nrsS day of the term of fhe Circuit Court of Cock County, to be held at the Court Houae in themildlng now occupied as such In Chicago, in said Cook County, on the Third Monday of March. A. D. HM'7. as la by law reouired.

and which ault Is still pending. JOSEPH E. B1DWILL. Clerk. S.

J. Hallk. Comprt's Sorr. THOMAS 3. TALBOT.

Attorney. Hit West Madixon Street. STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK. SS.

Circuit Court of Caok County. To the arcTt Term A. D. 11HJ. Katie Hansen vs Hans.

O. Hansen. In Chancery. No, 277MI. Notice Is hereby given to the said Hans O.

Hansen that the above named Complainant hereto fore filed her Bill of Complaint in said Court, on) the Chancery side thereof, and that a summons thereupon tsaued out of aaid Court against the) above named defendant, returnable cn the first day of the term of the Circuit Court of Cook County, to be held at the Court Houae In rhe bull ling noef. occupied as aticlt In Chicago, tn said Cook County, on the Third Monday of March. A. D. 1U07.

aa la bylaw required, and which ault Is still pending. JOSEPH E. BIDW ILL, Clerk. Thomas Compl't's Sol'r. T.

L. SZTDLOWSKT. Attorney. STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK.

S. Superior Court of Cook County. Te the Marck Term. A. D.

1007. Wladyalaw Krupa vs Paulina) Krupa. In Chancery. No. 23SS54.

Notice ia hereby given to the said Paulina; Krupa that the above named Complainant hereto-t of ore filed bia Bill of Complaint in said Court, ont the Chancery aide thereof, and that summons thereupon issued out of aaid Court against tha above named defendant, returnable on the first day of the term of the Superior Ccurt of Cook County, to be held at the building now occupied as av court house In Chicago. In aald Cook County, or the First Monday of March. A. D. 1U07.

HUM law required, and which suit ia still pending. require. CUAKU8 w. VAIL. CWtrav T.

L. Saydlowskl, Compl't's Sol'r. JOHN 15. VANNATT A. Attorney.

78 Dearborn Street. TSTATH'OF ALBERT EDWARD CHATTEMV Deceased. All persona having claims against tha estate of Albert Edward Chatten. deceased, are) hereby notified and requested to attend an present such claims to the Probate Court of Cook County. Illinois, for the purpose of having the) rame adtusted.

et a term of said Court, lo be hel4 at the Pre bate Court Room. In the City of Chicago. In said Cook County, on the first Monday of Aprils A. D. 1907.

being the first day thereof. Dated Chicago. February 7th. 1W7. CHARLES W.COLEMAN.

Administrator. John Vaaaatta. Attorney..