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Michael Davitt has been refused ce
tificate in bankruptcy.

Michael Davitt has been refused GER
tificate in bankruptcy
The usual presentation of the new Lord
Mayor of London to the Lord Chancellor
in the House of Lords took place yesterday.
Herr Mayer. editor Of a newspaper at
Mannheim, called the Ptalzgau Echo, has
been sentenced to four months imprison-
ment for libelng the Duke of Baden.
The town of Altkranz, near Glougau, in
Prussian Silesia, has been practically wiped
out by fire. Nearly all of the buildings and
the farm property in the neighborhood are
in ruins. A large number of sheep and cat
tie persisted.
Herbert Asquith the British Home Sec
rotary, Is in Dublin consulting with the
Right Hon. John Morley, Chief Secretary
for Ireland relative to the release of Irish
political prisoners and q bill for the re-
lief of evicted tenants.
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women's Christian Associations

BUFFALO,N. Y, Oct A.-The First Con-
gregational Church was this afternoon
thrown open for the reception of an or
ganization that has the world for it's ter
ritory, the international board of Women's
and Young Women's Christian Associations
This is the twelfth biennial session and it
will continue until the middle Of next week
At to-day's session Mrs. Emor Haines,
president of the local organization, deliv-
cred the address of welcome. The appoint
ment Of committees and the presentation
of credentials followed.
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Welded ON THE FERRIS WHEEL,
An Illinois Notwithstanding Couple
Married at the Worlds Fair.

CHICAGO. Oct 2L-James d. Hutchin-
son and Miss Lottie Ziclkler came in from
waukegan. ILL.,. to-day, secured a mar
rage license and took passage on the Fer
ris wheel at the worlds fair. When at the
top the wheel was stopped, just before / D..
m, and the couple married $50 feet high
In the air. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. L. L. Hartman, OF Waukegan.
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Race Around the Horn.

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-The American
clipper ship Reaper and the American bark
Western Belle sailed from Astoria. Ore.
on June 20, TO race down the Pacific coast
and round the Horn TO this port for a
wager OF 81 900. The Reaper arrived to-day.
easy winner. She stopped too, at Pit
cairn island, for a day, and found the na-
tives enjoying good health, and supplied
them with a batch OF newspapers.
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Failure of bicycle Works.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Oct. 24-The
Common-sense Bicycle Manufacturing
Company has filed an assignment for the
benefit OF creditors 10 Frank w. Parvin.
as assignee. Mr.. Parvin vas the secretay
of the company, the pres dent being ID.
Petit The assignment conveys no real
estate, and waC made as the result OF a
resolution of the board OF directors on
Oct. 9.
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the Ulster loyalist5 and their fellow-country-
men, always excepting those who followed
the priests blindly. The most atrocious
desperate on the face of the earth, he re-
marked incidentally, was an Irish-American,
and Mr.. Gladstone had not scrupled to write
a letter commencing Irish-Americans. The
men of Ulster held out the hand of friend
ship to their Catholic fellow-countrymen
who co-operated with them in maintaining
whatever was worth maintaining. The con-
vention elected permanent league council
of forty, ten of whom are Irish peers.
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VIII of n Charitable Woman.

PITTSBURG, Oct. A.-The will of the late
Jane Holmes, one Of the wealthiest women
in the city, was filed for probate to-day.
Among other charitable requests she gives
$4,000 to the trustees of the General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian Church of the
United States and 5000 for the relief of
disabled ministers After dsposing of about
900 In requests TO relatives and friends
she provides for an equal division of the
rest OF her estate, amounting TO more than
a million dollars among various charitable
institutions
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Knight e. JillsOn,
20 and ~
9. PENNsYLvAN IA 81
OBITUARY.
James A. Demaree, One Of the Found.
ers Of the knights of Honor.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 2i.-James A
Demaree. practically the founder of the
Knights of Honor died suddenly this morn
ing at his residence in this city.
Mr.. Demaree was one Of the originas
seventeen who met in Louisville in 1873 anG
formed the organization which, at his suBs
gestion, was named the knights of Honor
He devoted the last twenty years to tbs
order, and saw IL grow from membership
of seventeen to 1885, co., with lodges in ever<
State of the Union. He held the pos;ctos
of grand reporter since 1915 continuously
and was just elected supreme reporter.
He was a prominent member of the Ma
sons Odd Fellows, Ancient Order of United
Workmen and Knights and Ladies Of
Honor.
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No silver Purchased.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Not one Of the
Treasury Departments counter offers to
purchase silver at 1880 cents per ounce was
accepted by the persons who offered it for
sale to the Treasury Department yester-
day. Offers aggregating 2S5.O0o ounces were
received at from 7414 to 70 cents per ounce
The only reason assigned at the department
for the nonacceptance of the counter offers
IS that the owners holding off with
the hope of getting better prices than the
department offers. Silver was lie of a
pence higher i'm London to-day, according
to advices received at the department
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REAR COACH DERAILED.
Thirteen Passengers Injured in an
Illinois Wreck.

EFFINGHAM. ILL.,, Oct. PA passenger
train on the Indiana e. Illinois Southern
road was ditched at o'clock this morning.
The rear coach became derailed and went
over an embankment, turning over twice.
Thirteen passengers were in it. All the &C.
cupants of the car were more or less seri-
ously hurt. The injured were taken to
Mercy Hospital, this city, where they are
receiving medical aid. The seriously in
jured are as follows.
S. G. SPARKS, Greenville, Ind, fatally.
GEORGE K. STEVENSON, Saratoga, N
Y.
BENSON JEWELL, Effingham.
MRS. H. ". LIGHTER, Eningham.
FRED BARNES, Terre Haute.
CONDUCTOR CHARLES ACKERMAN.
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Re,r AauirnI Queen.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24-Rear A

WASHINGTON, Oct. A.-Rear Admiral
Walter W. Queen expired suddenly tS'
night at his home I'm this citv- He was
born in the District Of Columbia Oct. z,
Isl and commenced his career when an
pointed raidshipman from New York. He
was commissioned rear admiral of the navy
Aug. Is, 1885, anu was rssasa- Oct or the
same wear.
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M,KINLEY,s FIGHT.
The Governor Making n Vigorous
Effort to Get n Big Majority.


Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2i-Charles W. Mil
Ter, a well-known business man OF Column
bus, o., Is here and reports that Governor
Mckinley is making the greatest campaign
OF his life. Mr.. Miller says: Governor Nc
Kinley is carrying everything before him.
He Is making a splendid canvass and his
friends are talking about 100000 majority
for him next month. 1 should not be sur
prised II his majority were in reality fully
10000. The campaign is being fought on
national lines almost entirely, McKinley's
attitude and record on the tariff being the
main topic Of discussion. Mr.. Neal, the
Democratic candidate, does not seem to be
making as vigorous fight as expected OF
him, and he is certainly leading a forlorn
hope. Ohio's verdict on the tariff question
will be pronounced and unmistakable this
year"
Senator Sherman, who expects to go into
the Ohio campaign as soon as the silver
repeal bill Is out of the way, or next week
IN any event, believes Governor Mckinley s
majority will be the largest given any can
didate In the State.
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Patents Granted Indinninns.
.cial TO the Indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Patents were
issued to-day to Indiana inventors as fol-
lows: Joseph =. Dunlevy. Memphis. safety
hinge switch frog; Rebecca Malin, Port
land, curtain fixture; Abraham Nell and T.
j. Corcoran, Peru, gate latch; James j.
Wood, Fort Wayne, armature for dynamos;
James j. Wood. Fort Wayne. hanger board
Fort Wayne, commutator brush holder;
James j. Wood. Fort Wayne. resistance
coil
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Rev. Beniamin GrImth. ID. ID.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 24-The Rev.
Benjamin Griffith, d. D., general secretary
of the American Baptist Publication So
ciety, died suddenly to-day Of heart dis
ease while on the way to his ONCE Dr.
Griffith's connection with the Americas
Baptist Publication Society began in 1893,
and through it became one OF the best
known men throughout the country In
church circles.
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Killed by His Own Explosive.

MELBOURNE, Oct PA chemist named
Tiardel, was to-day blown through the
wooden wall of his laboratory while ex-
perimenting with a powerful explosive
which he had just perfected after years of
labor and the outlay of thousands of
pounds His body was scattered in frag-
ments in all directions
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Sire of Maud $. Dead.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2i.-Harold, aged
twenty-nine the sire of Maud s., died yes
terday at WOODBURY. Farm, Ky. He was
owned by A. j. Alexander.
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A Fast Two-Year-OId.

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 24.-Fffteen thousand
people saw Helen Hill pace a mile in 2:13A
here to-day. 1t is the fastest heat ever
paced by a two-year-old. and establishes a
new two-year-old record.
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Moorish Trenches Destroyed.

MADRID, Oct. 24.-The United States
war ship Bennington arrived off Melilla to-
day, and exchanged salutes with the bat
teries. The American commander landed
and paid his respects to the Spanish au-
thorites. The Spaniards made a sortie
from Meilla, to-day, and destroyed the
Moorish trenches. Within the Spanish ter
ritory there was no fighting. The War Of
flee refuses to give out any news about the
campaipu
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TWO TROTTING RACES.
Ocna and Storm Win on the indie.
pendence Kite Track.
the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the IndianapOlis Journal.
INDEPENDENCE. Ia, Oct. 24-Only two
races specials, We're to-day's card. and
a fair crowd was out to see them. The
track and weather was good. The first
race, the 2:N trot, went to Ocna after win
ming the third and fifth heats. Storm took
the 2:22 trot from Joe Moreland in good
time. Summaries:
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BILBAO. Oct A-Forty-six new cases
and twenty-five deaths from cholera have
been reported during the past twenty-four
days The disease Is now confined to the
town, and has ceased to make it's appear
ance outside the city limits.
BERLIN, Oct. 24.-Ten fresh cases of
cholera and four deaths were reported from
the empire TODAY
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Don't Want the Fight.

N LONDON so Oct @ c o directors Of the
day and decided unanimously that no offer
should be made by the club to induce
Mitchell and Corbett to decide their contest
in the National Club building The ques-
ton of holding the fight at Bowling Broke
Club, in Clapham, is now being considered.
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PITTSBURG. Oct. 24-Alfred \. De ORC.
champion pool player OF the world, and w.
H Clearwater, champion OF America. ar
ranged a match for $50 side 20 be played
here IN two weeks. Three games OF 20
points each will be played.
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Probably n Canard.

BERLIN, Oct. PA dispatch from Rio
de Janeiro to the Nord Deutsche Zeitung
says that the American admiral has ex-
changed visits and salutes with Admiral
Mello of the insurgent fleet.
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Yclln,x Jnci.s ytctima.

BRUNSWICK. Ca. Oct. I.-Thirty-one
new cases OF yellow fever and one death
are reported This morning. Twenty-eight
patients were discharged.
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BENTON, Mo-, Oct. 24.-Fire this MORN
ing in the business portion OF the city
caused loss OF $4,000. One man received
burns from which he died.
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enough, to do moro goo

That's Just what DR.. Pierceis Pleasant
Pellets do,-morc good. Instead of weaken.
ing the system, they renovate it; instead OF
upsetting, they cleanse and regulate it
mildly, gently, and naturally. They're thi
original Little Liver Pills-the smallest but
most effective, purely vegetable, perfectly
harmless, and easiest 10 take. Only one Ettli
Pellet for q laxative-shree for cathartic-
Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Bilious Attack, and ell de-
rangcments of the Liver, Stomach and
Bowels are promptly relieved and per-
manently cured.
They're tho cheapest pills you can buy,
for they're guaranteed 10 give satisfaction,
or your money is returned. You pay only
for the good you get Its a plan peculiar
20 DIR. Pierces medicines.
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See display advertisement in this issue OF
So Chicago excursion by the various named
lines Oct q. 2S. %. 80 and 81
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General Gourke Very III
Cable Notes.

WARSAW, Oct. H-General Gourke. al
though very i'll, is not dead, as reported by
the newspapers at Carcow.
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Ought to Be

Ought 10 De
SIN oUer - the
great, gripping,
old-fashioned pin.
There's too much
unpleasantness
for the money.
Ought TO be bet
ter, too. They're
big enough, and
make trouble
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BONDS FOR SALE.


PONDS FOR SALE-sEALED PROPOSALS FOR
- the purchase OF the bonds of the SANTA GER
TRUDES IRRIGATION DISTRICT OF Los Angeles
County, California, to the OF thirty seven
thousand nine hundred and fifty dollars. will be
received by board directors OF said district
County, California, up to 80 o'clock r NJ Of the
second day or May, 1898. at which time and place
said board Will open the proposals received and
award the purchase OF said bonds tha highest
board OF directors to reject any all bids SO re-
cevedl.
Said bonds bear interest the rate Of six per cent
Ter Annum paj able on tho FIRST day OF January and
series of bonds Of said district aud issued by ssid
board on the ninth day OF January 1893 in the
sum OF sos. coo, Snd arc described follows:
First SERIES amounting to the sum OF s27bO co.
due at the expiration OF eleven years.
Second series. amounting TO the sum of a33OO 90.
due at the expiration OF twelve years.
Third series mounting the sum OF S39bO 90
due at the expiration OF thirteen years.
Fourth series, amour ting TO the OF Rl4OO co.
que at the expiration OF fourtsen years
Fifth series. amounting to the SUN Of S495O 90.
duo at tho expiration OF fifteen years.
Sixth ssrled. amounting to tho Of $500 co.
due at the expiration OF sixteen years.
Seventh sorses amounting to the OF S5U5u co.
due at the expiration OF teyentesn years.
Eighth series. amounting this sum OF a7l5O 90
due NJ the expiration OF eighteen years
said series consists OF ninety thr zee bonds OF the
following denominations; Seventy-one bonds OF
tion Of $lDe co each; and Ave of the denomi
nation ot $3.50 90 each
All bids shoud be addressed TO the Board OF
Directors OF the Santa Ger;ruaes Irrigation Dis
trirr Santa 10 Springs, Los Angeles County. Cali
fornia For further information address the proyl-
W. j. hnAf. sscretarv. -''-'N' 'ss9saS ap4 a1i
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PARTNI.RsHIP NOTICES

NOTICE - DISSOLUTION OF COPAKTNER-
IN shp.-NoIice IL hereby given that the late firm
OF J.. GORRADO ~ CO. That md grocery business
at 32I broadway. San Francisco. Ca lifornia was
dissolved by the death OF T.. CFCCHI and by the
mutual consent of the surviving partners thereof
viz; l.. CoRRkDO and r. T0FANELLI and that
hereafter the said business shall be conducted by
!. CuRitABO ami G., CAGNACCI under the old
firm name OF /. CORRADO 4 CO.
All credits due - said late firm shall be collected
by and must be paid 10 E {. Psimieri, Montgomery
avenue In said city, without delay
C0ERADo.
apla 3tF I. TOfANELLL
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Ia Montgomery st. S. f.
Call and obtain one OF our "Rsal Estate Rec
ords" which contains list OF properties for sale
in all parts OF the city
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
G4eS0 NICE BAY-WISDow COTTAGE OF
street accepted; l1th st: lot 3:4x7O.
$500 E5EIs sSq hoPs REF Of AYNg u NEw
bath; gore let; Castro. near Market.
cocOO CLIPPER ST; GOOD FLATS OF 4
C0OOO. and 3 rooms and bath each; brick
foundations stone walSs etc; near the Church ST.
proposed cable; rents S2S: lot 25xll4.
G7OOO EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD; FRONTS
y tOOo' on streets; main road; lot 2OOxI5O;
water; stock and iruiI ireas, N''' '' -
Ce0RO 2-sToRY RESIDENCE OF 6 ROOMS
C-O-OO ana bath; lot - :6x137 :6; good loca-
tlon On LeaYenworth st.
G7260 BUSINESS CORNER On 24TH ST;
u '-oO' store aud fat; good rents; lot 25x65.
G9SOO NO REAsoNABiE E OFFER WILL BE-
ToOoU. refused; rents ss9; Freelon St ac-
cepted; lot 25Xs0.
G31OO COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS AND BATH;
CO1OO. SANCHEZ st; brick foundation, etc
make an ohefi viii be sold on easy terms
G35 OOO vALENcIA-sT., BUSINESS PROP
u 100. .OOO. ertY; store and fats; good rents;
lo- ooN4OO 10 an alley.
SIO 0OO. splendid Investment: invest It" on FiIbert
st. near Montgomery ave: always rented; lot
z5:1xlSI:6i musE be sold; see ihis.
100000 sIi5 aAEEsosT. :sas1 .ug BUSINESS PROP
GlO.UUU. on church st. On on line Of proposed
cable road; lS0xll4; street work done complete;
grand view.
GI3 OOO THREE ELEGANT FLATS ON
= 1 St..T 4 ne
lot 27;6I1S7:6.
$500 BEAUTIFgL Ia5tSU ,1,g COTTAGE OF 8
s.; lot 2Sxlooi bay-windows; brick foundations.
S3I 600 Rents $3.50 PER ANNUM; ELE-
windows; brick foundations; electric appliances:
stone walks, etc: lot 5S 0xl Il IS sunny line ofst
ana always rented; best location.
S90OO RoNDELL PLACE; GooD:s-sroRY
S9LOU. house OF rooms; rents sci net; lot
$4,000 DnEvIsADERo ST; BAT;wINDow
brick ionndations; stone walks, etc. $42 so;
21eOO CORNER on SACRAMENTO ST, 2
y IEOu- houses. one OF and one OF rooms;
Sl1 800 BRoApwAY: T5S a 2 HOUSES; Rents
Good locations; near Montgomery ave
USIMPROVED PROPERTY.
80 000 JACKSON ST; 55xl27;sl4; Pacific
S-'1-.OOO. Heights.
S.50o-Fage St; 55Il37:6: fine level corner.
SaUOV-hayes St; Z5xl57,6; good location for
Slloo-Richmond; 18th ave. near Point Lobos;
Sl50O-A'abama St: 25xlOO
55o99-IsIA S590 ST.. near Castro: 25x75 sunny line
l5b0-SacTamento st; 25rl 82:7I..: reduced
Sl@Ot-Noe st: 25xl %: street Yors done
.. d. DMBsEA 4 CO. IA Montgomery. sD1 6SuTurh
ALDWIN q HAMMOND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
hEST COLLECTORS AND ArCrIOSFERs
10 MONTGOMERY STREET
Telephone 559.
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s55OO-Bush. corner Lyon: very attractive cot
tage; Z rooms and bath; concrete foundations; lot
Ss2o0-Bush, near Lyon: nice cottage, rooms
and oa5h; brick foundations: lot 25197:6.
Ss25O-A great bargain: Pine, near Buchanan.
3-story hous-, l6 rooms and bath; lot 42:6xIS7:s
si25O-Rents SAP so per month; Union. near
Hyde; S->tory frame building. II rooms ana bath
two entrances; arranged for two tenants; lot 2II
s55oo-Rents $50 per months; Webster. cor
also cottage in rear: lot 27:5xsl:s
Sl0.oO0-Shouid rent for $50 per month: Folsom,
bet tifth and Sixth 3story building consisting OF
store below. ledging-house OF 90 looms upstairs :
S26OO-ofer wanted: rents s24O per annum.
LaSsie of Mission bet. sth and 9th; cottage of
rooms ana bath; lot = :5x55
S5350-2lst, near Valencia; cottage OF rooms;
s20UO-Rents $50 per month: Vincent st.. bet
Green and Union MONTGOMERY ana Kcarny: , igood
S6950-Sanehez near 16th; story building; 2
fats, ana rooms; rents S45: lot 25xiOU.
s575C-,uLm an offer: Eureka. near 18th; 4 !
story cottages; rents S46 per month; lot 75xI25.
sIs5O-MissssIppi 1T. AiarIposs: 2 cottages. 3
$500. -''-'S 'A'H' i'u'' S1O Per month"; LOT
s260O-Devtsadero, nr. Ridley; lot 25xl15.
i25O each-Hayes. nr Steiner: ; OTIS. 25xI37:6
S3COO-Green, nr. LaguHs; lot 25xI y :SJ4
s2le0-De Long ave- mr. Frederick st.. lot so
$500 eaeh-2 lots; Fulton, nr. Rroderick; streets
S7500-NE Baker and Fulton; lot 81 :6x95 :715
SS35O-Baker, nr. Futon; lot 25n95:7I9 y
Si+,aCO-Ni III subdivlde; Sc. Jackson and Wal
nut; sSXl27:Si4.
S75OU-Nery cheap; sw. Oak and Cole: So :3xIOo
S6OUO-SE. Clay aud Laurel: lot n 1914 xIO7 a.
S5625-Fsi nr. Steiner; lot 81 .6xlS7:6
S4O5U-Tenth ave, nr. Point LObos; lot 25KI2O
Ss6O-T enth ave, K. side, : OF Point Lobos; lot
25xIOO.
S6OOO-Submit offer: Seventh ave, cor Cali
Iorna 81; viii soon be terminus OF csble-ears; lot
sl2oo-Tweuseth ave, s. of California ST.: 5ox
s3Oou-D st bat Fi,btb aud ,c,,.h ~ -.
26.sxlOO. "
slI5O-ssoOnd ave, y. Of Clement st.: lot 251
lZO.
Apply to BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montzou-
cry 81 spl6 81 SuTuFh
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S27,OOO-submit an offer: superb new residence.
1u't uuished; southeast Washington and Buchanan
SIS; contains 10 rUons salon parlor large dining
room. breaEiast-rOOm. finished basement not air
furnace; entire lower floor finished In hard wood:
hanusomey decorated; streets on both sides
- -5ElU1.
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3 -500-washiugton, near Buchanan: new colo
nlai residence, rooms. finished In natural WOOD
every modern convenienee: lot 80 :4xlOO