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Mime. ChrisIiH de la Mothe viii give a grand
concert at Irving Hall tomorrow evening" aud
has assembled quite an array OF talent for that
purpose. The numbers and their executants will
be found 10 the following programme:
plano solo, (G) Prelude ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bach
tlDl caprice. 800. ........... Salmon
MIR. Alvah Glover Salmon.
Vocal solo, "Ah Mon fils"-"Prophet" Meyerbeer
Mime. Christin de Ia MO.he.
Violin SOLO, Bailale ct Poionaise, Yieuxtemps
Mr.. Herman Brandt.
Guitar and mandolin DUO "Boheman Girl" Balte
Misses Theresa and Lily Sherwood.
Mr.. Louis Harrison.
Vocal solo, Heaven Hath Shed Tear. ..Kucken
with violin obligato)
Miss Mary Durkin.
cello SOLO, Revere. bunker
Dr. Arthur I. RegeDsburger.
Recitation, "a Beautiful Dream. Kruger
(By request in Germany
Mime. Annie Athens Hill.
Romanza, "Amo ...........s.M mattel
Mr. Alfred wiikie.
plano eoro "a MaZurka, No. 2............ GODDARD
~ WV IN Etude. .......................Salm Salmon
MIR. Alvah Glover Salmon.
Vocal SOLO, 'Ernani Involami" ............. Verdi
Miss Mary Durkin.
Harp solo, ia Source" .............. Blum enthal
Professor SOlano.
Vocal solo, ala Refine de Chy pre- .......... Halevy
Mime. ChristiD de ia Mothe.
Trio, ave Maria" Owen
Nine. Chrstin de la Mothe. Miss Mary Durkin,
Mr.. A. Wikie.
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TO the older cities is, however entirely new to
this part OF the world, and not only is the play
novel, but the style OF the stage mounllngs and
the completeness OF all the preparations, both OF
stage and players, are so unfamiliar that the
piece in all its parts will, without doubt, be some
thing OF a revelation in dramatic art.
THE STORY.
"Claudian'b is a drama In a prologue and
three acls. II was written for Wilson Barrett
and his company by Henry Herman and w. S.
Mills. TIE story Is a simple one. Claudian
An dates, young Byzantine noble OF great pos
sessions and headlong dl3soluteness, buys for
slave the wife OF poor sculptor, and Is about TO
drag lei from the protection OF a holy hermit to
whom she las fed for safety. In The act OF OBJ
tanning possession of his prey, Claudian kills
the holy eremite. The dying man pronOunces a
curse upon Claudlan and doOms him 10 eternal
life and eternal youth; he can never do good
without an evil consequence. Neither friends.
happiness nor a hope in the hereafter can console
ms life One hope alone remains. pure ana
perfect love may give him the choice of torturing
sacrifice and thus atone for his crime. Claudian
rescueS a beautiful woman from the Vaccinations
Of powerful Prosecutor and loves her. But
lie time has come His palace is wrecked and
rent ssunder by an earthquake Just as the pas
siOnale declarations Of affection are upon the
lips OF the lovers. Amid the ruins the spirit of
tile eiemite appears and announces that the choice
OF Claudian must be made. By the supreme
sacrifice alone can he obtain absoutiOn and the
aud the conflict between love and the desire for
aonement rises to the sublime. Finally The
hero both tortured and inspired, calls upon
death aud completes his exDation.
A " HAMLET" NIGHT.
Mr.. Barrett will present Claudian" all of this
week. excepting Thursday evening, when the
FIRST special night performance OF the season
Will be given. This will be his arrangement OF
Shakespeare's " Hamlet" Barrett has his own
idea of the Prince. We never met an actor who
was not In the same case The English actors
conception Is said TO be not so much OF the Iypi-
cal melancholy Dane as Of the grief-stricKen,
loyal son whose burden OF sorrow turns to de-
sire for vengeance that pelmeates his every
thought and deed.
BARRETT's COMPANY.
All OF Mr.. Wilson Barretrs company are new
to this community. They are players of good
reputation In their own country. aud the major
ity of them have been associated with their prin-
cipal for many years. There Is not little curl
oslty here to pass Judgment upon Miss Eastlake,
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Large Appropriation wanted.

At the weekly meeting of the Fire Com
missioners yesterday it was decided to ask
the Supervisors for an appropriation of
STE, 0O0 to meet the expenses Of the depart
ment for the coming year; also, to request
from the COMMITTEES on Public Buildings a
large appropriation for new engine-houses
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The sothern Engagement.


Mir. f. II. Sothern's Highest Bidder closes
al the New California tonight, and tomorrow
he will present his pet piece, lord Chumley,"
Written for him by Dave Belasco and De Mile.
lie produced the same piece here last year. and
throughout the East II is the fashion to identify
him with Ii as his father was Identified with
Dundreary. The son is OF course, in the same
bodt," as regards stage work, in which his
father pulled; but as Jerrold once told pre-
tentous individual who wished TO place himself
with The same sculs." In tins play, two Amerl-
cans give their ideas OF few English types; 10
= Our American Cousin his father presented
his conception OF American character. Wh-u
Lord Chumey" was first submitted to Mr..
SntheTn, lie lestated seriously TO accept II,
fancylng its success would be jeOpardized by the
leading character being TOO much like that
which his father had made prominent As he
Ienearsed into the part, however, he individual
IZed il so thoroughly that such comparison was
out Of the question. The only. addition to the
company for - Lord Chumley" Will be Miss
Maud Adams, daughter OF Mrs. Annie Adams,
now grown to be very comely young lady, ana
wtthai, one of the most interesting ingenues on
the Stage. She was the original Jessie Deane,
but did not appear here with Dir. Sothern last
year.
A "CHUMLEY" INCIDENT.
During the performance OF "Lord Chumiey" in
n certain metropolitan city not long ago, Mr..
Sothern's business manager was approached by
a benign looking elderly gentleman, who said he
had brought some lille girls 10 see the comedian
that they would never know happiness until they
should meet the actor personally. Couldn't Mr..
Solhern see them for a minute between the acts
The manager consulted The star who agreed TO
receive them on the stage after the performance.
The local manager, who was friend of the gem
teman with the girls, agreed 10 see the parry
safely through one OF The proscentum boxes, and
when tie curtain fell Mr.. SotheTn's manager
knocked al that gentemnD's dressing room.
The children you were to meet are waiting"
said The manager.
by Jove. l forgot all about Them" said Mr.
Sothein. LOOK at the state I'm IN, VIII your"
nni nd and IhA
seml-die ssed condition, with half OF his make
up" stl on. MI Sothern desired not TO disap-
point The children, however, and throwing Oh the
Vouninous dressing gown used In the second
act OF Lord Chumley," lie asked to be taken to
them. His emotions when he beheld them were
5Iied. and his position for young man quite
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Knee to Foot Running Sores

have been affcted with a sore limb, which the
doctors called eczema. My limb from the knee to
the foot was one mass of running sores. The doc
tors bandaged it every day for week, and every
time the bandage was removed large scab would
come OF, and the blood pour down. got one bottle
OF CUrICURA RESoLVEST one box CUTIcURA. aad
one cake CUTICURA SOAR, aud they cured me. l
told lady who similarly afficted to it, and
IL cured her also gratefully acknowledge that Il
CUTICURA that cured me.
MRS KATE BEARD Oranpa Valley N Il
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" The Gond oilers"

The first presentation here OF Gilbert and Sui
liyan's latest opera, bearing this title, will be
made at The Tlyoli Oh June 9th, the managers OF
that theaier having secured all the rights for this
Coast This announcement has caused some.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Awful Blood Humor

Terrible Blood Poison. Suffered all n man
could suffer and live. Face and BODY
covered with awful sores. Used the
Cuticura Remedies ten weeks and is
practically cured. Il remarkable case
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Transoribinr Testimony.

The transcription of testimony in GRIM
inal cases is no small item. as may be
judged from the fact that in the Arnold
case it cost the county $3.50, and In the
Naughton case $685.
The morning call., 1890-05-25

MORNING SALES.
Board-70 Hawaiian Commercial Is: rs Cal Eec
tric Light, az; 100 do. 100, 221s; 10 AngIo-Ne'
Assurance, S4h.
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Wilson Barrett VIII Open in
'sCIaudian" at the Baldwin
TO-MorrOw Night.
his ARRIVAL ExCITEs INTEREST.
Crane Crowds the Bush Street With
The Senator" Sothern Brings
''Lord ChumIey' Forward -"Up-
per Hand" at the AIoazar-Mme.
de la Mothe's Concert Mention.

One of the conspicuous events of our present
theatrical season is the first appearance in San
Francisco at The Baldwin Theater tomorrow
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piMPLES, black-heads, chapped and oily skin pre-
IlfI vented BY CUrICUaA MEDIcArED Soar.
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Some OF the pupils Of Miss Marie Withrow
gave an interesting and representative recital Of
songs from modern classic pens, at the Union
square Hall last evening, to large and music
ally cultivated audience. Usually pupiIs' efforts
are more of a bore than pleasure 10 the musical
public. In this instance, however, the efforts
and proved 10 be uniformly beyond the limit of
medlocrity. The general conception OF method
which brings the art of producing tones To ra-
tlonal basis was distinctly traceabe 10 training
founded on principles Of nature and common
sense. None OF the common vices OF dragging
registers up 10 unknown heights and forcing the
organs into unnatural position made themselves
apparent. A certain def covering of The upper
anu smooth rOundness in delivery OF the lower
and medium tones characterized all the work
done. AS TO phrasing and musical quality in
general il possessed both unusual Intelligence
aud finish. In Elsa's Traum "Lohengrir'' and
Non DeStarml "RomeO aud Guilette," Miss
Jacquay showed the gift of pure and brilliant
soprano OF great compass and power. The
Nalse, with It's difficult cadenZas and trlls, was
executed with an uncommon degree OF distinct
articulareness. So much vocal ability and intel
ligence will command great deal OF interest in
future. The grand duo from aida" was very
credltaDly sung by Misses Jacquay aud Hebron;
the latter possesses good cOutTaito voice,
which she used with commendable dramatic
Insight in two solos also. Mr.. FitzrOy
IUbin has a ringing high barytOne voice OF the
most sympathetic and brilliant quality, which lie
emits easily and with perfect intOnatiOn. He
gave very adequate rendetings of Fri Tu,'' and
80 thou uSbllme. Swee Evening Star" Miss Elsie
WlthfOw, Miss Charlotte Buhuer and Miss Anna
Cummings sang in sympathetic style and with
unsteady attuned voices selections from Schu
mann, eber, Donizetti, Meyerbeer and Faure.
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Who has so long been Mr.. Barretrs leading lady,
but who sewers her connection with the com
p.uy at lie conclusion OF this present Pacific
Coast fOnr. There is also some interest felt in
George Bauett-whose name recalls that of
80 Gen'lemau George" beloved by New Workers
Of the last geneTaiOn-and to md how he COM
pareS with some OF cur American comedians.
THE "CLAUDIAN" CAST.
II takes a good many people 10 give fitting
selling to this powerful work, and for the in
formation OF our readers subioin a list OF
those who appear IN prologue and play.
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BOARD SALES.

NoTE-Assessmen OF mines not
Board fan delinquent in office.
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The La sI.,hs Concert.

The INST performance lakes place tO-mOrr
evening and will be the occasion oil testimon
benefit to Manager WalenrOd.
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INCOME
Net Cash actually received for Fire Pre-
HlulnS 1900 .-..-..-.. .------
Received for interest on Bonds and
moItsaeeo-- ..---..-..-
Received for interest and dividends on
Bonds. Stocks, Loans, anu from all
other sources ..--.................-.....
Received for RentS.....-..----.....-.
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WANTS.
AUCTION SALES.
A. III. Nicolay. Asactio neer.

Nr. ANTHONY H...s.-Elegant private
- residence and beautifully shaded lot at
auction. A. II. Nieolay will sell at auction,
without reserve or limit. TO the highest bid
der, on the premises. that new and beautiful
modern two-story and attic house and lot, No.
452 Carroll street, between Arundel and
Mackuhin streets. situated on high
ground several feet above the street;
court yard in front with delight
full shade trees; containing ten rooms;
modern improvements; large square hall,
parlor, library, dining room handsome man
tel In parlor. with low CRATE; toilet room and
Kitchen on first floor; fine alcoye room, three
desirable bed rooms and bath room on sec
ond floor; best sanitary plumbing throughout
the premises: good attic. with servant re ON;
back stairs for servants use: excellent cellar
under the entire house: the interior is splen-
didly decorated, large French plate glass win
dow in parlor. sliding doors, fine china closets
and buffers pantry; main floor finished in
red cherry; clothes closets in every room:
bay window on side; the house was built in
the very best manner by days work two
years ago. and is i'll perfect order; spacious
piazza in front, extending around the side;
alley on the rear; in fact no expense has
been spared i'll its construction i'll order to
make it desirable and comfortable home;
and must be seen to be appreciated, offering
rare opportunity to secure pleasant family
residence, complete in all its appoint
ments, for any business gentleman in
quest of a permanent and moderate
priced home; It's easy accessibility is all
that can be desired, being near rapid tran
sit, only four short blocks from Selby av.
cable line and only one block from Rondo St.
cars, ordered 10 be changed to an electric
motor line; good schools and churches are in
close proximity: storm windows and wire
screens all over the house, screen doors, etc.
Investors, you will find it to your interest to
attend this important auction sale; many at
tractive and costly improvements are i'll con-
temptation to be made in this vicinity, which
will rapidly increase the value of this prop
erty; terms of sale very easy and sale abso-
lutte: the time of sale will be announced in a
few days; for cards of admission to view the
property and full particulars apply only or
write to A. H. Nicolay, Auctioneer and Real
Estate Agent for DO years. Office al East
Fifth ST., between jackson and Robert sts..
at the Nlcolay Real Estate Exchange. My
Real Estate Auction Sale No 1878
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e. Holloway. Auctioneer.

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE of fur
~ niture, choice hooks. horse, wagon and
harness and Halls safe, to be sold at auction.
l will sell at my auction rooms, 254 and $50
East Seventh ST.. Monday, Aug. Is. OF - a.
m. which consists in part as follows; Fine
Walnut and Cherry Bed Room Suits, up
holstered Parlor Furniture. Oak and Walnut
Sideboards Extension Tables, Center Tables,
Baby Carriage. almost new; Coal Stove, also
Kitchen Range. beautiful Rugs. elegant
Siiverware, Cylinder Desk, Ice Chest, large
Pier Mirror, Hall Racks, and great variety
of household goods too numerous to men
ton. The library consists of such standard
works as Encyclopedia Britannica, complete.
bound in morocco; Twenty Years in Con-
gress,'' by JAS. e. Blaine; the works of
Schiller, 80 volumes;"Ne Gallery of British
Arts" Picturesque Egypt" by Prof. Ebers:
"Dante's Inferno" illustrated by Gustave
Dore. The horse. weight about 1, $50 pounds,
wagon. harness, coal boxes. wood racks, etc.
These goods can be seen any time by calling
at my auction rooms. 254 and 256 East Sew
enth W. r. ingalls,, mortgage. Watts N.
Davis, attorney for mortgage. E. Holloway,
auctiOneer
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SansOme.s Co.. AuctiOreers.

DEFAULT having been made in certain
- chattel mortgage, we will sell at public
auction. Tuesday next, at 10 clock sharp,
cash, the following household effects:
Bureaus, bedsteads. commodes, Spring mat
tresses, bedding, tables, chairs, sideboard,
stoves cooking utensils. carpets, crockery.
and sundry lot of other articles too numer-
Gus to mention; sales commence at 10
o'clock sharp, Tuesday next, at 462 Jackson
st. Sansomes Company, auctioneers.
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DuIuth a superior Real Estate.

THOSE WHO WISH TO invest in prop
l. erty at the Head of the Lake. will do
we'll to correspond with me, as l make
specially of investing for non-residents, and
have not made less than fifty per cent on
money invested through me during the last
year. l always have a large list of choice
acreage in Douglas, St Louis, and Carlton
vicinity and Superior, and only handle prop
erty which l can deliver with perfect title.
Correspondents will receive prompt at
tention, and parties visiting Duluth with
view to speculation are requested 10 call on
JAMES A. BOGGS,
Rooms 81 to 800.
Chamber of Comerce Building.
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POPULAR WANTS.
RECORD OLE TIE WEEK.
Monday.

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
Edwin W. Putnam. -. Mary c. Cameron
Josenh Sitzmau - Maria Hansen
Charles Peterson Mathilda Larson
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OUSE-For rent, large boarding house
IL with barn and yard room; fine location
for farmers hotel. 1913 Smith ay.
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uOUSE-For rent, new house; screened,
Il water, cellar; rent $17; cheap at $2o.
433 Sherburne av.
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HOUSES Two new houses. 629 ana 63l
IL Ashland av., thoroughly built and COM
plete i'll every particular. Apply at 627 Ash
land ay
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Aavanagh & Johnson, Auctions

VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
at Public Auction-We will sell at public
auction on the premises, No. 1863 and III
Martin St, on Wednesday, Aug. 13, at p. m.,
lots and 8, block g. A. j. Fuller's addition
These lots are 3SXll212, facing south, on
Martin St, between Rice and RavouX sts
Lot 8 has double brick store, a seven-room
dwelling, and a first-class barn. These stores
did business of $40. 900 last year, and it can
be done right along, with a good, live man
managing it. There is no better corner i'll the
neighborhood. Immediately after the sale of
real estate we win sell fine gray draft team.
weighing 200 pounds, seven years old, aud
perfectly sound; one bay mare, nine years
old and good traveller three lumber wagons,
one delivery truck, two Fairbanks platform
scales, scrapers, and lot OF contractors
tools. For further particulars and terms
apply to Kavanagh q johnson, auctioneers,
lS7 and 1S9 East Sixth ST.
A TTEN1ION Is CALLED TO OUR
II next Saturday auction sale of fine fur
nituTe in our new auction room, n os. 1S6 and
1SS East Sixth st. Owing to the fact that we
have been unable to hold our regular Satur-
days sale for the last two months on ac-
count of not having room. there has aecumu-
lated an immense stock of consigned goods
that must be sold, and will be sold on Satur
day. Aug. IL, commencing at 10 a. m. This
stock consists of Fine Parlor Suits, Easy
Chairs and Rockers. l very fine Organ, Book
cases, Fine Bed Room Suits. Center Tables,
Extension Tables, Dining Room Chars, Bed
steads, Bureaus, Commodes, Springs, Mat
tress. Pillows, fine lot OF Body Brussels and
Ingram Carpets, Rugs, etc., etc. Parties in
search OF bargains in strictly first-class fur
niture can not afford to miss this sale. Kav-
anagh & johnson, Auetioneers. Office, 1877
and 1S9 East Sixth st. Auction Room, 1856
and SO East Sixth st.
d ESTAURANT OUTFIT at public auc-
III ton. We will sell at public auction,
on Tuesday. Aug. II. at 10 a. m. at 149
West Seventh ST., the contents of the No
Name restaurant, consisting of Peninsular
range, one ice box, dining room tables and
chairs silverware, table linen, castors,
counters. etc. Restaurant and hotel men
should attend this sale, for the goods are
good. Kavanagh & johnson, auctioneers,
1S7 and 1S9 East Sixth st.
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OUSE-To rent-Eight-room house, in
i i Guiding bath room, etc., at very low rent.
Call at 46S HOPKINS ST.
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HOUSE Of seven rooms in good repair. at
1 L 693 ST. Peter; all improvements. Apply
7l2 St Peter
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PU[AR WANTS.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
NEiscellaneous City List.

EOR SALE-Twenty- room house, suitable
l. for boarding house. and two lots on
easy terms, or for rent. Inquire of Robert
Shannon Hamline
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OUSE-For rent, house OF six rooms. Cos
Il Ravine st. Inquire Third and Maria av.

OUSE-For rent, 800 Carroll ST.. an
IL eight room house with all improve
ments Apply 304 Carroll st.
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uOUSE --For rent. new ten-room house,
IL 4OS North Exchange ST.. bath. steam
and all modern conveniences. E. j. God
frey, 1856 Jackson st.
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Tuesday.
Wednesday,.
Thursday.

MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
Nels Rasmussen 80. .....-. Bodil Serversel
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OUSE-Twelve-roo house for rent: all
IL modern improvements; 1914 East Tenth
ST. Inquire al 1876.
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HOUSES-Several modern houses. close to
IL business. cheap. George a. Nash, so
National German American bank.
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VIZ ANTED-A few acres land close to
wv Minneapolis and st. Paul for cash;
suitable for chicken farm. Address W PIG.
Gl0ha
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FOR RENT.
Flats.

A PARTMENTS-Tw and three rooms,
II and bath, in Laurel Terrace" corner
Laurel and Nina avs, st. Anthony mill;
steam heat. W. c. Riley, Drake block.
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miscellaneous.

CT 6DN BUYS l4OxI50 south-facing
p ,COO corner. Milton and Fairmont;
this is bargain. Fallihee & Snow, 36 East
Fourth st., Globe Building.
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uOOSES-To rent, desirable ten-room
Ii furnished house, with barn and large
yard. Also number OF vacant houses on st.
Anthony hill. Robert Craig, l5 Pioneer
Press Building
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A KCHITECT-A. III. HAAS, office So
n National German-American Bank Build
ing. corner Fourth and Robert
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NIOW Is YOUR TIME FOR CHOICE OF
IN GOOD HOUSES AT TAYLOR'S RENT
ING AGENCY
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w ANTED-A piece of improved or I'M
w improved business property; give de-
scription, state price, etc. Address 26O,
Globe.
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M ANTS TO BUY small house and lot
w on monthly payments. A. Stolpestad,
3l6 pioneer Press Building.
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D OOM-Nicely furnished front alcoye
IL ROOM with closet, dressing room and all
modern conveniences: one block from cable
for two gentlemen; private family. A. NJ,
Globe
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CMALL HOUSE in Merriam Park for sale
- below value; terms easy. Inquire of
owner at postoffice, Merriam Park.
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ELATS-Two seven-room flats, with mod
l. ern improvements. with range stove,
cheap 277 West Seventh St