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Ksuss. soldier aud Maiden Furnish Lit.
tie Romance.

Chicago. Aprii 7.-spcctators at the
cyclorama Of the battle OF Manila this
afternoon saw the climax Of a pretty
little romance involving a soldier Of
the Twentieth Kansas Infantry and his
sweetheart. who had supposed him
killed In the fighting before Manila.
and who had come to Chicago In an
ewer to an advertisement for girls TO
10 on the stage. The soldiers name "
George Dixon OF Company q and the
young lady IL Miss Ethel Hardin OF
Holden. Kan.
Miss Hardin arrived In chicago a
day or two ago. This afternoon the
manager ~ the agency, whose advef-
tlsamcnt the girl had answered. took
her at her request To the cyclofamn,
Miss Hardin and her companion soon
became Involved In quarrel over Miss
iiardin'a statement that she had
changed her mind about golng on the
stage. Selling the riri by the wrist the
man started 10 drag the girl toward
the door. when IN an Instant a revolver
was trust IN his face and Dixon. who
u on his way home on sick leave. and
who Ind been attracted by the quarrel,
invited the theatrical agent To vncatc.
which the latter lost no time In doing.
Explanations followed between Dixon
and Miss Hardin and tonight Dixon
took his Hwccthear, back 10 their home
In Holden. Kan.
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WIN Await omelai Advice. Defcre saying
Anything.

Washington, April Tho officials OF
tho state and navy departments were
deeply interested In the account of the
details u the rising at'Apia as set out
In the Associated prcHa dispatches re-
ceivci via Han Francisco. ~ far. moth
ing of an official character has been re-
ccivci By them and the same II true II
the british ana German embassies. IN
this state u affairs. the officials wcre
uuproparcd To express any opinion az
10 the merits Of the actions OF tho re-
spectiv. parties IN HaIQo, fot puellca-
tiun.
IL may be noted that In carrying out
the wishes Of the American and Britt
lrh officials at Apia, leaving the DER
mans out Of the calculation. Admiral
KnutH has taken direct Issue with the
contention ~ the German government
that the majority shall not control. hut
the beat opinion here II that ~ the
admiral acted tn meet an emergency
Threatening life and property. and also
Noted IN the direction 81 q strict en-
forccmcnt ~ the terms VI the Berlin
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Charleston. y. c.. April Tin tho
United states circuit court hero today.
Judge W. u. iirawloy presiding. u true
bill was found by the Grand jury
AGAINST thirteen Of the men accused
Of lynchlnR postmaster Frazer u. lia-
kor. negro. al Lake city, =. c.. on
February %, 1895. Fifteen men arc
dropping OF two names from the In
dictmont was given Before giving the
ease out Judge nrawley delivered an
Impressive charge. Tho crime was one
Of the blnckeHt ever perpetrpted In
South Carolina, he said, and II was the
duty Of tho government To prosecute
10 the fullest extent any or all of the
IN ita commission. The Jury retired
and brought In the bill after being out
lesA than an hour. Trial begins Mon
day
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who died of npoplexy as he was leading
his men IN the attack on Manila; Capt.
u. y. Elliott OF the Twentieth Kansas
regiment, Killed February goth at
Caloocnn by sharpshvotersi Maj. Me-
Conyllle Of the First Idaho regiment
who fell while charging at the head Of
his men on the trenches before Calico.
can and Lieut.. French. First Montana,
who was killed Mt the same place.
Lieut. swaree Of the First California
regiment and Capt. Murphy " the
Fourteenth Infantry were also on board
the transport. the former returning to
be mustered out and the latter u un.
der orders to proceed TO Washington.
The following volunteer spldlcra were
also on the transport.
First Nebraska Wilson,
company a; y. q. Harwood, company
q; u. g. Cochran. company ~ John
Williams, company q.
Fist ColOrado--i. II. Dean. company
q. J. Med. iIoyt. company 4, Corp.
Guy Mcintosh, company X. II. a. Ly-
uns. company II.
First liouih Dakota-H. n. McKsr.
ncy. company H.
Thirteenth Minncsota--n l.. Moore.
company e! 6. ]. llustnd, company n.
J. ~. Hayes. company ~; u. T. GubcH-
Ing. company q; l. W. shufi. company
L.; %. y. frnny. company l..
Tcnth pennsylvania Corp y. g.
f.nnr, company n.
First ldaho-J. W. Frederick. COM
pauy u. Harry Mcconyille, com.
First washinEton-s. p. Drake. Corp.
~. J. Craig, company l..
Second orcRun-E NJ. Becker. CONF
pany ~ q. u. jennings, company l..
HerEt Mnj. James lllntoul Dr.. ]. u.
New, company ~. n. StanshufF.
First Tcnncsscc-scrEt Mai. q. =.
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aMosr usDornrnpLy." AGAIN.
That "sauar. right" ns.si,ea In y Mi.srs.
bie Iisseo.

San Francisco. Arpii 1.-THE much.
discussed fght between George Green
and Mysterious iiiily Smith resulted In
q wrctched fihHcu. After an intcfmcdi.
ate walt the 1900 people who had come
10 Woodwnrd'H gardens expecting to
witness a contest. were obliged ~ defer
that experience. and all that they re-
ccivcd from the National club, under
whose auspices the contest was O. have
taken place. was exchange OF coupons,
the new paateboard cntitiing the holder
10 admission 10 the next night" under
the same management, or II too vigor
ouH n protest. was made. the money
was returned 10 the dirgusied pa
irons.
AZ $50 y. IN. Green came into the
ring, after u long delay. Smith did not
appear. however, and Il was announced
that Smith had refused 20 10 on be
cause there was not sufficient money
In tho house 90 warrant a contest He
demanded a guarantee Of t2,iNQ. whore.
~ the total receipts were given ~
ss.too. Green came Into the ring pre-.
pared 10 fight, and stated TO the crowd
that he should demand his part uf the
purse,
When the announcement was made
that therc would not be- fght and
tickets would be given to all those
present emitting them 10 admiration 10
the next nght by the National club,
ihcrv was n Wild uproar by the 400
people prcacnt.
Iioota and yeiis greeted Smiths name.
and when finally that eccentric pu-
silint came into tho rims to mako y
jeera and cat-cnis. such ~ Coward
"Qulttcr." You're dead one" und
other uncomplimentary things
Finally Capt. Gillen. In charge ~ the
palire. demanded that smith be heard.
slmth simply stated that there was not
enough money In the house. and con.
ncquentiy he would not no on, lie
then loft the ring In his ntrct clothes
aud went out OF tho building.
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TaenmEeh. Neb.. April THE fac
tionai fght between members OF 81,
Andrews Catholic church reached the
point today whore Rev. Frederick
Rperlein. the priest In charge was sent
10 Jail, A month ago Father sperlein
attempted 20 gain pOssassaion ~ the
church property held by the faction OPP
posed TO HIN. In the collision which
followed property was damaged and
the prloat defeated. Father Sperloin
had his trial today and was fined SIS.
lie appealed 10 the district court and
on refusing to give bond OF $500 was
sent to Jail. Today'H action roaurrectE
a quarrel which has been pending for
ave years, with which bishop Bonacum
Of lincoln II closely connected and
which has twice had the attention OF
tho authorities at Rome.
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New York. April 7.--Justice Truax
In the Supreme Court today appointed
Charles Donohne nE referee to hear
and determine tho issues In the suit
for an absolute divorce brought by
Mary Cecilia LOTUS Brown Mnncar-
Thy against Justice Iiuntley Maccar-
by Mr., Maccarthy's attorney, Mrs Mae
Carthy W better known ~ Cinsie Loft
tua tho Minnie. The huaand from
whom she asks divorce II an author
and son OF Justin Mancnrthy, histor.
Ian and one time leader OF tho Irish
party In tho House OF Commons.
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VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.

The Elders and Saints Of the virginia
c2nfcroncc Of the southcrn States mlu-
sion who may be In the city attending
conference. arr cordially invited 10 call
az the Virginia conference hsadaunr-
terr. room i0t Temploton building. any
time during their stay In the city aud
Use the same NJ meeting place. They
are kindly requested 10 register their
names aud addrtarra
GEO. ~. WALLACE.
u. ]. EAilDt.EN.
JOSIAH BuRIlowf.
conmittec.
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Executive Mansion
MAlllnglnn. Al


Washington. April s.--Admirai Dewey
has cnblcd the navy department asking
that six months engineering supplies
be- Hunt 20 him ut Manila. The depart
ment will probably use the lumnlnI
now ON her way fof Manila. for the
carriage ~ these storrs The ndmiralH
request H. an Indication Of hlH belief
that II Will not be possible TO materially
diminish the American tieet IN the
philippines Ia the near future.
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New York, April '.-Thlrty-thrcc men
started In the twenty-four-hou so.aH-
you-plcaac foot race at the Grand Gem
trail Palace at 10 o'clock tonight.
Guerrero. the Mexican, started on IN
the lead and covered the nrat mile IN
$50. finishing up two miles ~ llios.
The Mexican cut q wonderfully fast
pace and held tho lead up to the third
mile. which was finished In 1880. Peter
IIegolmAn then went at a fnHtcr pace
and passed tho lead Ia easy fashion.
Hcgoimnn sustained the lead which hc
acquired BY this squirt and held his own
up to the end o. the twelfth mile.
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treaty, his attitude must be held TO be
uneNccptiunable. At any rate " IN APP
pretended that. regardless Of the diplo-
matte dispute now going on be-
tween the three capitals. Washington.
London and Berlin, Admiral Kautz's
vigorous action Il likely "a clear the
way for the action " the proposed
commission. by practically restoring
the status quo ante bcllum.
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Memphis. Tenn. April AFTER twep-
~ rounds OF clean, hnappy nghtinR to-
night. during which neither man was
materially injured. Referee Hoffman
declared the bout between Tommy
white 81 Chicago and KID uoulctte OF
Rochester a draw. The bout took place
under the auspices of the Memphis
Athletic club at the Auditorium thcatcr
and was witnessed by about 1900 peo-
81.
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New York. April 1--Eugcne "
9rewster announced today the list Of
speakers for the Chicago platform din.
ner az the Grand Central palace, April
i'm. The llst Includes William j.
urynn. superior Court Justice william
j. Gaynor OF brooklyn, George Fred
Williams OF Massachusetts. Charles A.
Towns and John y. Crosby.
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THEY DON'T LIKE GRIGGS
Nor Isi. utuiing on the Anti-Cansccn
Law Must Put Their Howl
In writing.

Washington. April Sin response TO
noto sont to the White House by
direction u the District W. G. 7. T.,
asking for an interview with the Prcsi-
dent In regard to the Interpretation
given by Attorney General driggu Of
the sn,i.cantcen law" Mrs. Emma r.
shelton. secretary of the organization.
has received the following reply;
Executive Mansion
Warrington. April ..
Dear Madam; In reply to your note
~ this date. I beg leave 60 state that
the Presidents engagements are such
~ to render impossible 20 arrange for
an audience this week OF for some time
to come.
n you viii be- good enough TO sub
init In writing what " desired To pre-
sent will take pleasure In bringing
Il promptly to the Prcuidcnta at,cn-
tiun.
Very truly yours,
!. a. POTTER
Secretary to the President
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New York. April 5.--At the broadway
Athletic club tonight Jack o'liricn met
Jack Downey IN what was scheduled for
a twenty. ave. round bout II was hug
and cllnch all the way, few clean blows
being landed. In the fifteenth round. for
trying 20 upper-cut after the call 10
break. Downey wus disqualified. O'liri-
on winning Joe Fairburn Of Philaiel-
phia and Kid broad Of Cleveland fought
a ten-round draw at 1876 pounds ~ -
preliminary.
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rORTY-NINTH YEAR.

tended with any good results. II pro-
duced disorder In the stomachs.
Capt II. II. Anderson. Ninth Infantry
The canned beef was fairly satlsfac-
tory.
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Manila April 5.-uen. MacArthur'H
operations consist. temporarily. In daily
Reconnaissance In various directions
for the purpose OF keeping IN touch
with the rebels and arccrtninlnR tncir
movements. The Fourth cavalry and
two guns were out all the morning u
little north % Mnloioa.
In the meantime the drcigcrH are
huny clearing the channel Of the ITO
Grandc to pamnpgna.
The United States doubie.turrctcd
monitor Monndnock IL Ipatroling the
hay In the vicinity OF iisisalr. keeping
the rebels w motion and dropping oc-
cnslonal shells among them In Response
20 their muHkctry rrc.
saul, reported 60 have been BON.
hardci by tho baltimore, IL merely a
suburb II DaHupan. which. ~ cablei
exclusively 20 the Associated prcHn On
Thursday morning last. was lombard.
ed by the United States cruiser
Charleston last Saturday. because
one u her boats was hrcd upon and
an officer wounded while In shore
making noundingn,
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Wa. On. Of the Me., Influential ,iilrlpo
Insurgcnts.

New York. April s.-Thc Journals
correspondent at Manila cables today
that paclncoa who have returned With
In the American lines report the death
u Gen. Montenegro. who was regarded
ne next 10 Aguinaldo the most lnnucn-
tial and aggressive Of the Filipino
rebels. The report Ia credited at Ma.
Mia. where Il Ia believed Gen. Monte
negro fen while defending Maioloa.
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS

NOTICE To ARcHITECTS.-iou are
hereby notified that the Board of Direct
ors OF School District. No. j. City Of Se-
attic, Washington. desire aid call for
competitive plans and descriptive speci-
fcatIonx for brick and stone sutEian
tally firsprocf High School building.
Ffrst-The building will be located On .
feet ana width OF 2*s feet. will be arranged
to accommodate 30 pupils. viii be per-
snanent and substantial structure, OF mod
ern design. and with construction conform
Ing 10 the building and sanitary laws Of
the City Of Seattle.
Second~-The plans and designs shall con-
ssst OF one perspective. showing front and
one side drawn tn a true line with point OF
view 10 feet from building: one elevation
rear view. one longitudinal section, and
one cross section. All plans. elevations and
sections must be prepared TO q scale OF one
eighth ts4f Of one inch 10 one foot, eleva-
lions viii be rendered In outline WITHOUT
shading All plans TO have walls drawn IN
india ink and BACKED in: perspective
views viii be rendered I'm Ink only.
Foursh-The limit OF expenditure IN the
construction of building not 10 exceed $40.
Lyman Banks. esq. secretary Seattle
Schools. Seattle. Wash: should be signed
by a nom de plume or cipher and be ac-
campanied BY sealed letter bearing like
cipher. containing the true name Of the
architect. TIE letter will be opened after
the Adoption Of plan.
Stxfh-Thc architect whose design may
be selected by the Beard. viii be entitled to
receive the sim Of Three Thousand Doll
lars The plans 80 selected to become the
property of the Board
BIDS viii be received up to p. m, Au-
gust ~. fSs9, and will he opened a, the Of
nee Of ths Roard NJ c'clock p. M, Sep.
tenber T. lsas
The Board reserves the rixht to ratect
any and all plans. Any further irsorfna-
tion desired may be obtained by aadress-
Ing the undersigned.
fSignea.1 LYMAN BANKS
Secretary School District No. l Seattle.
Wash
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CABS am CARRIAGES.

THE 6EATTLE TRANSFER co. Tsse
phone III Rubber tired carriages. oesl
tor tnvaiids. easy riding. roiselesA
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CU01oDUD,
TnH sAT.E~TArse-ssory hgsck bui16sng.
rertrzsiy located; rre Investment. pays
fg Per cent net
q aS-chsapsss brick kuiidang on First
avenue. always pzysSa god income.
ManD-szxi31 EsSt choice corner. close -
cosszsnsnx several housess rays 10 per
r Ws~.Tnrrs seysn room houses; close In:
cornsr Tot. BETA u PER cent
u5M1-Eeanfiful home co sirss hill: large
grounds. cheap
xS-Eixk, room house. nearly nsw
good location. nrst hzli-
n He-ChNapeSs home on Rxnton hill: sew
a room modern house. Seventeenth
avenue nsuss be sold At once.
n sUb-Fsve room cottage. North Seattle
moStgzgexfs Price
elegant view: sold 10 satisfy mortgage.
s6se-email cottage. Twenty -nsnih avenue.
esesa 10 ear line: city water. rsreet
graded.
Gse-Gooc baiidinS lot: Nfnsteensh. near
yexlFf.
sxr-Nire building ict. North Seattle
r Nug-EeauftfuI d0ubie corner on Boy3-
st0ss very cheap.
sIg-w.u buy an elegant lot on ffrst hill.
have several Of them fer sale as bar
gan 3s0 500 and esus. all graded: Gle
gant s:ew. near Pike street.
G19n--&xsz5 feet. corner af Summit and
Republican. very cheap.
Sgx-Lcs scx51e. henson HILL
fxs6--coTnAr On Eighteenth avenue north.
te6- Beautiful lot overlooking Lake WASH
iaRtou. near Madison street.
e. A. MKENZIE
Telephone. Red i4dl. Room Coaman blk.
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C. Il. THURsToN q Co.

The Index copper mining district con-
tinues 10 furnish . theme for discussion
OF daily increasing wcnder ard eafhus4-
assn, The Locality In growing in public
confidence az pace that surely indicates
the approach Of mining boom. the Ike
Of which this state has never seen. You
may pat las on record with respect to this
prediction toppsf II king
Ts moderate extent these In still an
opportunity 20 buy at 4 low price shares
In substantially developed copper proper
tbs that Yea may examine any time at
n csst fer transportation Of less than g.
We beg you IN note. however. that all
the low priced stock Ia one Of the lead
irg properties was picked up this week
by some far seeing Investors who took
UP sS.sg shares Buyers who take hold
rev viii ali y@ap q rsch harvest as there
r. nothing of wildcat nature In the
market from Index yet. OF course there
viii Tee the usual numbe. who viii wait
and wais untH they are either compelled
10 pay ten times the price now asked or
foTego the opportunity. and sinatty get
into some Jim Crew. investment brought
on, under cover ef the excitement
As safe and profitable fern OF invest
meat. fer moderate amounts ~ money.
aching win euaal the lew priced shares
Of a good copper property while in the
early Stage - development. The greatest
profits eSer known have been made ia
copper shafea during the last two years
TIE fnseS district viii furnish immense
fortunes during the next few years.
Naep yeu s3sssjIy usake up yoar msBa we
shall ese slad 10 give you some further sd-
vice.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
TO STEAMSHIP OWNERS-M Municipality
Of the District of North Vancouver. b.
C.-Tenders viii be E&reived by the I'M
dersigned up to room on the 30th day
Of July next at the Municipal Office.
Room 4e. Inns of Court Building Hamli-
ton street. Vancouver. b. c., for the per-
fnfmance OF steam ferry service be-
tween Vancouver and North Vancouver
for a period OF three or five years. tend
ers TO state the amount Of subsidy re-
CURED and the ma xirnum rate Of freight
and passage money which will be charged
the public during the continuance Of the
service. Particulars must be given OF
the steamer 20 be employed ON the ser
vice.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted
WILLIAM l.. KEENE.
Clerk Municipal Cnuncil.
North Vancouver. June 7th. 1889
L.. s. Engineer Office. Portland. Or. July
II. iSsa.--Seaied proposals for improving
canal At Cascades. Columbia River. Or.
will be received here until ls noon. Sept.
J. 1893 and then publicly opened. Infor-
nation on application, William w. Harris.
Captain Engineers
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FOR SALES houses Of rooms each. lot
ts0x1N on fssser way, price sia0o, rents
for tito q year. modern s-r0om
houses with brick foufedation: good large
basement: mortxage Sl1eo1; price Sis,e1
e-ruom modern house. lot 55xs5 on Minor
avenue, near PIKE; good view of Sound
ana lake. price 8 80 3-roem house. lot
1OxfW on Tweuty~ ninth avenue near CAT
line: nrico sk2s. vacant ioss on John
street and Eighth avenue; corner tsto
tnsida S1Ho; e0xiD each 10 iats Lake
Union second addition. 3 blocks from car
tine, $40 taken them. - lots near Green
lake postnfilee, each SIS. Acre tracts and
farms near the city. Morgan's Exchange.
feit Tasrd avenue.
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VA r. HARPER.
Real Estate. Loans and Investments.

VA r HAHtDkks
Real Estate, Loans ard Investments.
We are now offering eur
Ere s-room house On
Fourteenth avenue. 10 block north
ef Madison street. for sale.
Piass4r.ne VIII re accomplished
sa few days. ard III. finish
will De first-eiass and modern
6usidinx within specified time; fms view.
excellent location. EASILY reached. and csfs
be sold 600 cheaper than 10 would De pos
able to buy the lot and contract for build
tug now. Terms easy. Plans and sDeca-
6cAftonH a. my office.
II Ii A rare chance for
New home ~ Low COST.
We are building on Fifteenth avenue
elso snG seliinx on the instaiirnsni plan
Better 70 cAEifaisxe on your own tile by
monthly payments than pay rent.
Cali ard see as--~
we have fne list Of property at good
harwxtnx Every description or property
wsM. r. HARPER.
Dexter Horton Bank Building.
-.--------------~------.--
FOR sAI~E-Hy order vs court. III. fol.
lowing property belonging to the estate
Of William G. Hfli. deceased.
Handsome residence site. 10 lots In .
bunch; finest view on Beacon hill. price.
Lot toxias on Beacon bill: car line. next TO
corner Of Massachusetts street: price,
{ acres with house and orchard, adjoining
w. G. Hiii Brick company.s plant: one
mile from postoftiee. A.8e.
Acre property near Hill tract; well located
for susdisiding. 500 TO s.. 20 per acre.
tacre tracts on Lake Washington. near
Brighton Beach: $50 each
k-acre tracts on iine Of Rainier Avenue
electric railway. near Brightoa Beach
station, ti0o 10 500 each.
e acres near Renson, $50.
WILLIAM III. LEWIS Administrator
Rooms N-15 Halter Building
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oEATTLE Brass and Bell Foundry Com.
pAny. brass casting, finishing and JOB
bsng: old metals bought
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c e. THUgsTox q Co. 100 Cherry s,
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FOR aALE~-Neat six-room cottage. with
bath room and cellar; titted with gas and
modern pinn1fsuE: was thoroughly built
with double apors and double siding.
fafred paper between. fine EsxsN foot lot
on Desirable street. with city water and
sewer system. lot IL terracsd 70 side walk !:
handsome lawn and numerous rose
bushes. II within two blocks OF Madison
street: cottage n comfortably furnished.
Including veil selected pictures. vases.
etc; also first class upright pianef wae
range ard Majestic ensl range perfect
title: Will sell for 81 20 spot cash no
agents. Address II ~. care Fostinselii-
Eencer.