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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-16
FRANK II. RENICR &c CO.
2ll-2l2 Bailey Block.

Nh.Nh H. ItENICB * CO..
2l-I2 Bailey Block
HERBERT S. UPPER
Timber Lands Mortgage T,oans
IL and IL Scheuerman Block.
5oxl9o on First avenue south: right in tbs
heart OF the business district: the best
Duy on the market
lax12o feet on Fourth avenue. one-ha,,
DIock from Pike; when improved will
easily net 10 per cent. on investment
Fine corner l2oxl20. within four blocks q,
second avenue and James street.
An entire block of high-grade residenc.
property; close in.
6oxl2o feet near Sixth avenue and Mad,-
son.
Beautiful lot eoxl2o on Queen Anne ave-
nue., south or Highland drive.
Six lots eox12o each on Sixth avenue, three
blocks from Pike.
Corner 12ox12o. near First avenue and
Denny way.
Corner l2oxlso. one block from Denny
Fine corner 12oxi2O, one block from Broad
way. between Yesler and James.
eoxl2e: east front; on Thirtieth avenue,
near Jackson
Lot 6oxi2o on Twelfth avenue, between
Madison and James.
Large double corner eoxi5s I'm Renton
Hill addition. south OF Madison.
Splendid residence lots on Thirteenth
avenue south, Beacon hill
.nf IN nsf I'll 80
Washington; graded streets, splendid
nelghborhood.
Choice residence property in West Seattle.
commanding a magnificent view OF Pu-
get sound and Olympic mountains
Business and residence lots In Ballard.
Cheap lots on Renton car line, near Val
entine station.
Several lots at River park. cleared ana
under cultivation. fine bottom land; will
sell on very easy terms.
Twenty-seven acres at head OF Elliott
bay
House OF 1--WE rooms on Twenty-thIrd ave-
nue.. near East Jefferson street; car
line with hve-minute service. graded
street; city water
rive-roon collage win pantry ana bath.
=
splendid car service.
Good elght-room house on Twenty second
avenue. one-half block from car line.
HERBERT Z. UPPER.
Real Bstate Mortgage Loans.
y and y seheuorman block
NICHOLS 4 NUM-.
Real Estate and Loans
III Columbia street.
RENToN HlLL ADDITION.
on the Madison street car line We can
Offer You the choice - sixty lots, from
SO 20 $50 each all lots are eoxiza feet:
on easy terms. Interest G per cent.
some good buys IN vacant property;
8flU-TWenty -third avenue c1xf1s feet
s5s0-.r - enty-0rst avenue. slxiz7 feet.
GO Fnth avenue west. near Highland
g.e5 Fourteenth avenue. north q Msdl-
s.2o.F ine corner. on Thirteenth. north
sst-Fesr ~. NintA avenue west. near
n,ss- psabjs corner, Highland drive ard
Tnird avenue ncr'h.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
g. so-e-room modern cottage. northens
rarnrr Caller and sixth averge west.
s. lQd--s-r2nm neR modern cottage, Tween
tf-HiNth avenue south
s. fst-5-rlsifn caftaGe Bortn avenue. close
Co Denny Way.
s1n--t-fooEn cottage. At Brooklyn.
fi%9--s-rocm aogse. lets. Al Brooklyn
IMPROVED RANCH.
s. n01--ia acres nH Improved house and
barn. oil Do fruit This is a fne place.
close 90 Green lake.
Money 20 loan tn sums 20 suit.
NICHOLS & MUM
Phone. Main fs4
CHEAPEST AND FINEST LOTS IN
WEST SEATTI.E-lsuy IN AIdlne
Heights addition: 500 and upward,
streets graded. near new car line. good
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FOR SALE--By Geo. w. billing.
fg.so-f.ot Goxl20, on Fifth avenue near
blanchard street; a splendid location Tor
double house. This y one OF the best
lots on the avenue, walking distance
from business center
s, sa-For eight lots on Yesler way. over
looking Lake Washington. including
t.eo0-For two lots. each eoxies. on Broad
way. near Pike street, this IL "A good
place 10 build row 81 houses
fst.-l.ot on Twentieth avenue near Madl-
son street s0Ni0, graded street
f3i9 TO ssl8- Lots on Eleventh avenue near
Denny way, the lots are sxlG are
is severed. graded and has conerete
sileNaikh. oniN Two hlocks from she
bFoAdway car linct and near the new
=, slEh school 70 'heae before you boy.
H-s".lsot having froutag ~ 20 feet
on Madison street good slaN
Sss t9 tA~-INla. fga size, ga Tenth.
Eleventh and Twafth aFeaaes, near
Dsuuy way. district camplef csy severed
s~n~Carn#r lot, @sxi1. pn Queen Anne
hili. graded street
oEo. ". pu.LING - Nea York Blk.
IdvERMoBE's slsg1tALa.
n.sa-Flve acres good house. barn. run
ming spring water. good car SERVED
800 Ten acres: fine strsasa wrater1 iarwa
enough 10 Fun electric plant
fe''-THo acres water treat. faBT-r room
house. fruit. chicken houata. terms
t-.sst-fA sAt-Fo0m cottage. Fourteenth
avenue
1880 islghi-room house ann view
s., s"-Ten acres. fraii. good house aad
barn water front.
5ast~fbme acre. ala IN fruit
g.. 80 Fifteen acres for plating, close In
and on car liue.
iz.esst-TNo acres ground, siK-roau house !.
on car Tine fruit. haTns chicken housed
e. y. LTNEHMDGgE
10 NEW YORK BUILDING.
SEw s-roonsa house. large lot. good
water. easy terms. Fly2
Block - lots. near cars. Fremont. half
cash and low Interest. fstl
Corner gTs feet, Tenth and Madison, with
modern houses and cottage. very
easy terms. $50
QUEEN ANNE HILL
For bargains and choicest property see
uE Upon completion car line. prices
advanced.
NELSON MACPHERSON A. co.
81 New York block. Phone Main sos
yia1-lo lots suitable for chicken ranch.
close to car line.
bedroom house. lot Elxlg0. iiis Third
ayanua Phone. Bun i1E
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FOR sALE-CITY REAL ESTATE
Continued.
FRANK II. RENICK & CO..


FRANK ii. RENlCA & 1O.,
21l-2i2 Bailey Block.
s225-Lots on Queen Anne avenue. one
block from car line, street graded,
city water, ready to build on; size
of lots 30xia0 to i6 foot alley.
SS25-Lot 45x120 TO is foot alley, same To-
cation as above.
ss50-soxl2o to alley. same location as
above.
sl.2Oo--l2 lots sOxl20 each. within one block
of Queen Anne avenue, one block
from Howe street
si75-A beautiful corner. sox12O, on Queen
Anne avenue.
s500-Our one-aere tracts, corner McGraw
and Seventh avenue west, 6-inch
water mains through property, good
view, these tracts are Just one-haff
price: car line Will pass property.
Where can you double your money
any quicker? This is not lot. but
fun acre-33ox132
ss5o-2k acres near Queen Anne avenue
only blocks from graded street,
good spring of water heads on prop
erty; part rich black soil; adjoining
land held at $50 per acre.
si,l00--A tract of land 11sis feet by 1925
feet, one block north Highland
drive; unobstructed view of entire
city and hareor; 3 blocks east of
Queen Anne avenue; car will go
within TWO blocks; with no hill TO
climb. View can never be shut or:
land Is level; good soi; equal TO
three lots 6px120 feet each
s1,SO0-l20xl20 corner, with 5-room house
ana fruit trees, near end Highland
drive; blocks from car line. grand
view.
sl5o-Corner lots in Bigelow's addition.
s2So-Three lots, 50xi20 each corner In
Bigelow's addition.
s45O-60xl20 foot lot, 60 feet from Highland
49, drive; grade tax paid: good view
*o13-Second avenue west two blocks
north Of Highland drive; this locali-
ty size 50x12S
sl'5-iots in Laws second addition. two
=, a., blocks from car line.
si,iVV-Iz0xl2O. corner Caller and Queen
49, Anne avenue; fine view
s6Oo-Two lots, close by on same avenue
30xl20 each.
Inc - above - are - all on - Queen
- Anne - hill. We - have - fust - =
complete lists - in all - parts = Of
- the - city. - Cali - and - see = them.
iou can make from Is to 100 per cent.
on the above buys within 80 days
Lots 6oxl2O near corner Minor avenue ana
Howell street, with small house. honsa
not or much value; price 500: $500 cash.
balance easy payments.
ooxl2o. corner on Twenty-fourth avenue
north 90. OF Madison street; above grade:
foxl2o, on Melrose avenue; good view and
lv' VIII De graded four feet above street
az price asked. ready to build on: wtds
aiiey; close to car line; $500.
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s3.00a-Ahout two acres. all cleared and
under a high state of cultivation;
20 bearing fruit trees. all kinds OF
berries. good S-room modern
house, partially furnished: sltuat-
ed on electric car line: fine view
of lake and mountains.
AcREAGE-RIP FOR PLATING.
SIC, 0A0-i6-a acre tract. on car line, nearest
In and most accessible implanted
tract In the city
FTvE-ACRE TRACTS
From $50 to f73 Per Acre.
Easy Terms.
r. NJ JORDAN
? and Colonial Block
Second Avenue and Columbia Street
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DENNY-BLAINE LAKE PARK.
on the Shores of Lake Washington.
Surprisingly Picturesque.
Avenues Graded.
Cement Walks.
City Water.
Twenty-Five Minutes From Business Cen
ter.
Madrona Car Line.
Examine Our PIats.
Go and See the Property.
II VIII Pay You.
DENNY-BLAINE LAND CO,
Dexter Horton Bank building
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CHEAPEST AND FINEST LOTS IN
WEST SEATTLE lsuy IN Aldine
Heights addition. 500 and upward.
streets graded. near new car line. good
view Morrison & Eshelman. basement
Mutual Life building.
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NICHOLS & NUM-.
Phone Main ssa
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II. l.. MUIR a co.'s
REAL. ESTATE RARssAINS

REAL. ESTATE BARGAINS
slsgo- lsoxi9 feet; on Yesler, near Sixth
SNS.o0o-Choice business block
x2b,5Co-Corner, on James central.
). .5o0-corner near city hall.
$Sooo-Lot. near business, on Pike street,
rents now for 81 1000 per year
s2l.5e-Busiucss block. pays ! Per cent
net.
sg5o-Corncr lot. near Columbia school,
sn,-Nicc lot, on Tenth avenue.
S.Oo-ffalf block, near NeHlsrs Just ths
place to build cottages for sale and rent
si,ioc-Neat t-room cottage. corner lot "a
Twenty second avenue.
81, Eos acres, on Lake Washington
s7oo-corner. on Eleventh. street. rear
sl.So-Iarge lot. on Eleventh avenue
y, Il. MUIR n CO. Basement P.-L
FOR sALE-Il igh-class residence Ipts u
low figures. DO you intend to buiiasa
homer These lots VIII Just suit yaas
Splendid view. close TO three car l!Des
graded streets; neishbsfhood very a.
sirable.
ss.bot-very fine property on froadwag.
near Madison. f0-room house and niaEs
nihcent corner los ran be made
splendid income paying property.
s.. 1se~s~room house. very good value.
convenient to car tine, a bargain, masi
be sold.
We have customer for partly improved
city.
Come and see us
LIST your property with u.s.
STEIN q BARNES. t2 New York Block
a.Tco-rhree honses and three lots front.
ing on two streets clos. IN. pays nsw
Is per cent. and by further sxpentl-
iure can he made 10 pas p pef cent
|.bn- Two houaes gud corner lot, thziA
IN North Seattle pays ~ yer cent
t.ese--Two houses and corner ioi. 80
block south Of Jackson street. now PaFs
10 per cent. and can be uaac % faf
more
st.VDo-Threa houses and tive fota ianiM
corner, North seattle. ore block ffpm
car hnot pays y per cent. -
800 EiKht-fpOm mgdern house. larFs lgis
view Unsurpassed, afs6 rthHat ~ ns-
stracted IN Kinneafs addition
5000 Improved loi au Third avenue, ae1
busineea ceniar heHl buy am SAG AtfteA
SYMONps r. CARR
Room q iiioesleg lloss
EDMUND BOwDES.
REAL IssTATE. LOANS, fasUKANs'E.
81. 80 will buy 3 rRe. modern hafne. AiAs
rgumB. lot ana cold water hashi ssNffs
ete. lat s1rl0 feet bait bioeN saf la'F'
terms
brick hgildlng. well rented, BALI bssr<
from pastBfffe.
81 - ~ fsan ~ real estate 6 per- rsrt
EDMUND HDWpfN
REAL ESTATE LOANS fNsJRkeS.'
Rooms z DeNief ieft1a iss9a e-.z.
ARE you bulleias7
Let us give you Prices On
Naiia.
Locks kHoae and hinges,
fsuildifE rspefs
Everything iu che LNliafra hafdNeie N1s
AZ rock bottom rriCcH.
GEORGE ~ WoDUHOUSE,
tEn aeooud Avenhe
49,. for improved property. North se@'-
fie paying IA per cent
$50 tgys properly close 30 Fiks that Gears
70 par cent
iSa- SeVen-roau house un 1htFtY~sssA'Ns
avenue. near Ifslsf -
81 90 Esght-room house, ciOae iri gfaor'
street. city water and sewer
MKINLFzY 4 WATSON. ~ IKE s'Tes'.
FOR aALE--Nioe 4-room cottage. carn9
lot &xl28. cheap for cash. St0ckaale
Co. 2 HlnckIeY block
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| $500 VIII buy new ana rnosar,
IN one of the best locations il cit t,suss
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MUST be sold az once. lot eoNia seet
with buildings. on Ninth ave sixfy f..st
north % Pike street. Will DAY good in
tcrest On investment. BehrenS & Pcttit
49, New York building
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BOND & Ia FARCE. Rooms 1 and
p-I building. Telephone. Main IA
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FOR THE KLoNpIKER
We have special cash propos,,,o,.
You, N,"0 10 $4,000 In business ans 80 ~
sitions 10 you S' Va prope-
Nm GREAT NORTHERN LAND 90
a9ne. hain oes Sll flrsf A..
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for s3,eoo. asenaA
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west Seattle lots cheap and easy tsrr.
cheap. -. ve'y
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Vxizo, on Melrose avenue: good view. and
lot VIII be graded four feet above street
a, price asked, ready to build on; wide
alley; close to car line; $500.
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FOR ENCH ANC}ic~- Toledo Ohio. resi-
dence property FOR seattle real estate
Address A a. care POSt-inlelllEencer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-26
BRONS|ON I[S||F|[S
Lexington Attorney Who Assisted
to Arrest Powers Testities in
Goebel Case.
Constable Harrod of Frankfort Found
Men in Executive Building
With Pistols.
When Shooting Occurred a Short.
Stout Man Dashed Down
the Steps.

Georgetown, Ky, July 26.-Walter
Bronston, of Lexington, the attorney
who assisted in the arrest of Caleb
Powers and John Davis, of Lexington,
was the first witness called in the Pow
ers trial today. Powers and Davis
We're disguised as soldiers and. both were
armed. After forcible arrest Powers
was taken to Jail, where pardon was
granted him by Governor Taylor, and
$1,000 in money We're found in his pock-
cts.
ton with Powers after the arrest in
which Powers. referring to the pardon,
said: II know this looks a little bad,
but we Were making our way to place
where a pardon would have been rec
ognized.'
Davis Harrod, the constable at
Frankfort testified that when the shoots
ing occurred he ran to the executive
building and entered the west door. The
door Of the ante-room to the executive
Office was closed, but witness pushed it
open with difficulty, where he encoun-
tered several men, who thrust pistols in
his face. Harroo said that just as he
entered the main door a short, stout
man slammed the door of the secretary
of state $ Office and dashed down the
steps 10 II basement. Witness did not
know Youtsey al that time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-26
LITTLE SIOUX ovERFLows.

River is Four Miles Wide-Large Sec
ton is Under Water Northeast OF
Onnwa.
Onawa, July 26.-The Little Sioux riv-
err has OVERLOOKED its banks, and the
water extends three or four miles in
width northeast Of Onawa. Quite an
amount of land that formerly was used
for hay and pasture was broken up this
spring and put in crop, and the water
is from six inches to two feet deep on
It now. II the water falls In day or
two 1t ID thought the crops will not be
seriously damaged, but considerable
damage has already been done to a
number of farms and the water is now
out on the bottoms about half a mile
farther than 1t was last night. Crop
prospects were never better than on
some Of the land now covered by water
The rainfall this week amounted to sc
inches. which makes to total for
July 70 data. 1917 inches. which
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-26
TIE Plot DISCOVERED.
Pennsylvania Penitentiary Officials
Discover an Anarchist Plot to
Liberate Prisoners.
Had Tunneled Under Prison Walls
When Earth Caved in by
Heavy Rains.
1t is Believed Anarchists Would
Free Alexander Berkman Who
Shot Henry c. Frick.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 26.-The western
authorities discovered thru
an accident today a plot torelease the
prisoners confined in the western peni-
tentiary in Allegheny. by tunneling into
the institution, chiefly With view to
liberating Alexander Berlsman. the an
archist who shot H. c. Frick during
the Homestead strike in 1892.
The discovery was made by the earth
giving way from the recent heavy
rains, preclpitating penitentiarv off,
Ger into the tunnel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-26
STANDING OF TEAMS.
DOCTORS FOOD TALK.
selection OF Food ono OF tho Most
Important Acts In Life.

Selection OF FOOD ono Oh tho MOBt
Important Acts In Life.
Old DR.. Hanaford, of Reading. Mass.
says In the messenger" Our health
and physical and mental happiness are
so largely under our personal control
that the proper selection OF food should
be. and IL, one Of the most important
acts in life.
ON this subject ! may say that
know OF no food equal in digesttbility
and more powerful in point OF nutri-
ment than the modern Grape-Nuts.
four heapinE teaspoons of which is sur
ncent for the cereal part OF meal.
and experience demonstrates that the
user is perfectly nourished from one
meal to another.
81 am convinced that the extensive
and general use OF high-class foods OF
this character would increase the term
Of human life, add to the sum total OF
happiness and very considerably im-
prove society in general I am free to
mention the food, for ] personally know
OF its value
Grape-Nuts food can be used By
babes Ia arms. or adults. It Is ready
cooked, can be served instantly, either
cold with cream or with hot water Of
hot milk poured over. All sorts Of pud.
dinEs ana fancy dishes can be madl
With 6fapA.ll sifs. The 4ecas u c0ncsn,
ltrAtSds an4 xsSys ssconsmical fpr fpul
ihaat1ng' t66eo sens AZ omclsnt 1ee -.
Icerfel ~ naeels ss.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-26
a CASHIER GONE.

Cashier OF Nashua Bank Leaves Mys.
teriously Accounts in Perfect
shape-Lcaves WIFE 500 aud says
He win send Morc-Probably Un-
balanced.
Nashua, July &C. j. Poole, who for
the past fifteen years has been cashier
of Lipman LOSERS bank in this city.
|disappeared under mysterious circum-
stanceA several days ago. AT first his
disappearance was kept a profound se-
cret, In the hope that he might return,
but this is now despaired Of and the
factsiare made public.
There is no shadow cast on Mr..
Poole's excellent character by his sud-
den disappearance. His accounts have
been carefully investigated and found
to be correct to cent. He was admin
istrator for the valuable estate Of Sarah
E. Paris and 1t has been found that the
monies and credits are also accounted
for and properly deposited. On the day
of his disappearance Mrs. Poole, who
was then visiting friends at Floyd, re-
ceived a letter from her husband which
said:
Il have left Nashua for good. In
closed you will find check for 500.
Use 1t carefully. / will send more when
l have earned II. The rent is paid for a
year.
1t is ascsrtained that this money, to-
gether with $35 more which was drawn
nv Iooola inst before hea left wa q "a N 4 n q
ready money he had.
Poole left the city Very suddenly. He
was working In the bank and Mr.. Lo-
sier called his attention to the fact that
! 1t was past the dinner hour, telling him
that he had better 80 to dinner. Poole
| left. and instead of going to HE home,
he boarded the north bound Illinois
Central train, without getting q ticket
and without any baggage. He was seen
at Lyle, MINI, where he took a Milwau-
kee train. and since then nothing has
been heard of him. His wife declares
\ that their home life was most happy
and his employer speaks in high terms
of his industry and faithfulness. The
only reason advanced for his strange
| disappearance is that he had been
working very hard OF late and may pos
s.bly have become mentally unbalanced
/ His health has not been good for some
llt!me. Mrs Poole hae two daughters.
and years of age. She liz Frustrated
! with grief
For burns. injuries. piles and Skin
diseases use DeWitt's Witch Haze
Salve. It Is the original. Counterfeiti
may be offered. Use only DeWitt's. Al
Il drugRists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-26
MARKETS BY WIRE
cnic.xo LivestoeR.

Chicago, July rs.
Cattle Estimated receipts, 5000;
steady to slow: beeves. 4.50@5.S5; cows,
.s.oo@4.65; Texans. s.4o@4.25; stockers,
3.OO93.s5.
Hogs Estimated receipts, $1,000;
weak; 10 cents lower: mixed, 5000
5.271ls;; heavy, 5oo@5.S0; light. 5oo@5.so.
Sheep Estimated receipts, 10000:
active: 10 cents higher; sheep, 3.2o9
$50; lambs. 4.00@5.75.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-26
BUILDING AND LOAN MEETING
United states Leagues Of Local As
-ocintions In session al lndiannp-

oils.
Indianapolis, july 2e.-The eighth an
NAL needing IF the United States
I-eaeur CT Building and Loan Associa-
tons came 10 q close today With the
Lection Of the following officers: Presi-
lent, j. Warren Bailey, Sonervllle,
Mass, tirst vice president, George Fl.
Bahama yer. New Orleans; second vice
president. Alfred Barnes, Decatur, Hi;
treasurer. Joseph X. Gamble, Phliadel-.
Ilhia; secretary H. F. Cellarius. Gin
cirnati, assistant secretary, "A. L..
Gutheit Sheibvville New Orleans
was CHOSEN as the next meeting place.
Indianapolis. July 26.-Delegates rep
iTessnting every state in the union We're
present yesterday when the eighth an,
nual convention of the United States
League Of Local Building and Loan AS
aoeiations was called to order by Presi-5
dent Thomas j. Fltzmorria Addresses
Of welcome We're made by Governor
Mount and by Mayor Taggart.
! During the afternoon SESSION the dele
gates warmly discussed the new Law
governing building associations in
Iowa. Papers were read by William r.
Greer of Cleveland on New Plans APP
piled to Old Principles" by H. d. Ed
|redge of Boston on History and
Achievements of the United States
Building and Loan Associations;'' by
Michael j. Brown Of Philadelphia on the
Press and Building Associations,' and
by C. N. Thompson of indianapolis on
Legal Decisions Affecting Building and
Loan Associations"
In his annual address President Fitz-
morris said that the total number of as
sociations in the country at present is
5,4S5. or 1853 less than at the high water
of imitation in 1892 There is a grand
total of 661.S25 homes erected by the
work OF these organizations. He scored
/ the national associations, which he
claimed had been failures.
The report Of Secretary H. F. Cellar
/ ins of Cincinnati showed that the 5,48t
local organizations possessed member.
\ ship of 1512, 685. and aggregate assets OF
i 1851 .s66.170, a decrease from last year OF
1851 members and SO, 660.484 In assets
i The three states showing most decrease
were Illinois. s26,ooO972: Indiana. s6
6595s0, and Missouri sl2.51f,137. Penn.
sylvaria and Massachusetts, showed al
increase in assets over last year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-26
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Chicago, July %.
7,sa
corn-July, ssss; September 1850
s77a.
oats-JuIy. %: September, 22ss.
Pork-July, 11.50; September. 1850.
I.ard-July. 6.65@s.s73s; September,
6.671s@6.T0.
Ribs-July. $50; September, es2sza
6.s5.
Rye-511ll
Barley-39 1904.
Flax-l.50.
Timothy-O October. $50.
Ciover-9.o5.
Butter-Firm; creameries, l5a19a;
diaries, 1871.
Eggs-F Firm; 11lla.
Poultry Quiet; turkeys. 6dsls:
chickens, 9@ll.