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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-10-26
fIMDAlE

Oct. 24-Frank Hesper and Frank
Frkus attended dance ut Holiingford
Saturday evening.
Rev. E. Nag|e, Vicar General, was the
guest of Rev. Belzowski Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph OF .Swanvilie Wis
tied at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Johns last week. -: .;.'s
Miss Emma Kennedy is teaching in the
district east OF the village. School
commenced last week.
party will be given at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Firkus Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Peter Nelson OF Royalton is Wis
itiDg Elmdale friends.
John Geek went to Swauville Thur
day.
w. Davies and daughters and j. j.
jacobson went to Little Falls Saturday.
the little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Larson OF Swan River died Saturday
night. The funeral was held in Elmdale
Monday afternoon.
Ralph Clark of Royalton came over
Saturday for visit OF few days.
VIM. Thompson, mail carrier on this
route. has returned from the West after
an absence OF SEVERAL weeks. During
that time he employed a substitute on
the mail route.
Frank Hammond visited at the home
OF his uncle, Watkin Davies, Sunday.
n. e. Larson visited at his home in
Culdrum Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boos returned Saturday
from a visit Of several days with rela-
tives in Dakota.
A +urprise party was given at the
home OF Mr., and Mrs. Frank Johns this
week
Mrs. L. D. Hanson and Mrs. Geo.
Gessner visited relatives ir Two River
Thursday.
John RuIeck has returned from Dako-
ia after an absence OF several months.
Thomas M,ske and Joseph Rudeck
went to Two Rivers Thursday.
Rev. Relzowski went to Randall Mon
day, where a class OF fifteen children
were to take first communion Tuesday.
Rev. Urbanke OF Due]m visited Elm
Dale friends Friday.
&. R. Vallett shipped another carload
OF sled timber to Duluth Wednesday.
The wedding OF Frances Geek and
Stancick Sollars was announced at the
Catholic c hurch Sunday.
Rev. Olsen was accompanied by his
wife and daughters last Sunday.
Frank Widger, who has been employed
at X. H. Cumbersome, intends to go to
his home at Royalton Wednesday.
Rev. Stroka OF Duluth was the guest
OF Rev. Belzowski last week.
Miss Kate Jendro, who has been sick
at hospital in st. Paul for some time
is expected home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones OF Two Rivers
visited Elmdale relatives Sunday.
Miss Bessie Vallett has recovered
sufficiently to attend school.
Chas Fitzpatrick Of Royalton was in
the village Tuesday night.
School opened in the Hanson district
Monday, with f. i. Estey as teacher.
Vote for j. H. Seal for co.. Supt. Of
schools,
Mrs Rudeck and daughter Susie went
to Royalton Tuesday.
The little daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
Siegelkow is very sick.
G. R. Vallett is preparing for a HINT
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-10-26

Thousands OF buyers are taking
the advantage OF the low prices on
clothing and shoes at Viktor Bros.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-10-26

A big saving in clothing and shoes
bough t at Viktor Bros.
"McKIBBIN Railroad
styles. sold by Viktor Bros.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-10-26

The St. Paul Daily Dispatch is the pop
ular wOman's paper west Of Chicago.
Twenty-Five cents for one months trial
subscription will convince yonu.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-10-26
DARLING

Oct. 24-There will be communion
services at che Swedish Lutheran church
next Sunday at $50 p. m.
There will be services at West Pleasant
Grove in Ste. IS, at 1920 a. IN. Sun
day.
Another war in District 35.
Bachelor NOD lost the Pike Creek girl
She married a man from Rutledge.
Five years travel for nothing.
Carl Edwin Eliason died at Faribault
Oct. 9th, aged 16 years O:nonth and
16 days. He left Darling year ago.
The Highland Grove girl is helping
Orchard Grove husk corn.
Widow No has much company
Sundays
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-10-26

"1fcKIBBIN HATS"-Establish
sold by Viktor Bros.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-10-26

'McKIBBIN HATS''-NOne bet.
ter made. sold by Viktor Bros.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-10-26

d.. Niven ut Royalton Oct. 1862
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-10-26

Monday, Dot. ~.
johanna" Barnum & Bailey's IA
nous. gorilla. has just died of pneumo-
MIA at Nuremburg.
The Anti.Imperialist league has is-
sued an address to all independent
voters in the United States, asking
them to support W. J. Bryan for presi.
dent.
Lord Methuen has re-occupied Zerust
and captured numerous wagons, a
large quantity of stores and many cat
tie and sheep.
The admiralty, according to The
London Daily Mail, is about to organ
ize an additional reserve squadron RI
der Rear Admiral Gerard Henry Noel
for home waters.
An officer of the New York Yacht
club is authority for the statement that
a new boat will be built to defend the
Americas cup and that the Herreshofs
will be the builders.
Tuesday, Oct. "a.
The president has appointed David j.
Price postmaster at Lake Crystal. MINI.
The New York has been detached
from the North Atlantic squadron and
ordered out of commission.
Jonathan Whitacre, one of the mes
sengers of the national house Of repre-
sentatives, is dead at Richmond, Ind.
The population of the city of jackson,
Mich, is %. $50, against 20,769 in 1890.
This is an increase of 1882, or 20 per
cent.
Lord Wolseley, on retiring from the
post of chief Of the Brit
ish army, will take an extended tour
in Canada.
Signor Marconi has invented means
of ensuring the privacy Of wireless
telegrams by system of tuning" the
transmitting and receiving instruments
together. .t
The Woman's Home Missionary so.
oisty, in session in Chicago, has adopted
a resolution asking congress to submit
to the skates a constitutional amend
ment preAi Aaag peaysaAy.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1900-10-26

Made and published in accordance with
the provisions of Sec. 1888, General Stat
utes Mimi, 1854.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-30
FoR sALH-REAI rarArE.
sALE-REAL FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
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FOR SALE BY
W.C.S TEPFENSON&CO
Over Rigbys. 500 KANSAS AVE. Over Rigbys.

lots east front on Madison near Sec
ond, large Z room house, cellar, well and
cistern. shade and bluegrass, large barn;
all in good condition. Must be sold. See
me about price and terms.
Large 3 room cottage on Fairchild street
North Topeka. Cellar, well and cistern
grape arbor, coal shed and outbuildings
suit purchaser.
Large 6 room house on Monroe. Closet
We'll and cistern, all painted and papered,
in nice condition Price $1,000. Part cash,
balance time.
lots, large s room house. all modern
conveniences, on Monroe near 10th. Splen-
did neighborhood. Price So, 100.
room house, east front, near 4th on
Madison. Front hall and stair. city and
cistern water. barn. Price 81, 800.
room house on Madison near 10th.
City and cistern water. good barn. Price
81, 100.
Sth. 91s foot ceiling, city and cistern
wa ter, bath, sewer connection, grape
arbor. Price 8, 800.
lots, east front, on Jefferson between
5th and 9Th Large room house, well
and cfstern, all in good condition. Price
$1,000; 500 cash. balance monthly pay
ments if desired.
room house on Jefferson between 5th
and 9Th, east front, cellar, well and els
tern. Price 81, 800.
room two story house on Jefferson
near 3D. Well and cistern, large two
story barn. everything up to date. S1,350
800 cash, balance monthly payments.
coal shed and outbuildings, barn, nice
shade; Price, $1,000. On Jefferson near
Eighth.
room two story house on Jefferson
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Over Rigbys.

near. Sd, east front. well and cistern; all
in nice condition. Price S1,150; S10O cash,
balance monthly payments.
room house Madison near SLn.
Cellar, well and cistern, 8 closets, pantry,
gas through the house. Price 81 100; part
cash, balance monthly payments.
lots and two room houses on Monroe,
east front, close in city and c4stern wa
ter, sewer connection, Slop sink in yard,
barn. Price 81, 400. Rentals pay IA per
cent on the investment. This is a snap.
2 lots, s room house, on Monroe, near
10th, all modern conyeniences. good neigh
borhood. Price So 100. Part cash, balance
time to suit.
2 lots, large room cottage, high ceilings:
city and cistern water Price 81, 500. Small
payment down, balance time.
2 lots, room cottage, on the corner OF
Leland and 4th. Price 500, 800 cash, ball
ance monthly payments.
Large 5 room house on Klein, well and
cistern, grape arbor, good barn. Price
room house on Chandler, between 4th
and 5th, 500. $50 cash, balance monthly
payments.
A nice room cottage, 10 foot ceilings,
rooms nicely painted and papered, nice
grape arbor two story barn, shade and
blue grass. Price 81 GOO, on Chandler ST.,
near 4th.
11b lots, east front, on Monroe and Srd,
5 room cottage and a house of s rooms on
the rear of lots. Price 81, 200. Also room
house between 3rd and 4th on Monroe,
east front. Price 81 100 Small payment
down, balance monthly payments.
MONEY TO LOAN-On first real estate
mortgages.
Houses to rent.
Fire insurance written at the lowest
rates.
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NOBODY WANTS THE JOBS
Traffic Pools Liable to Fail For the
Want of Officers.

Chicago, June 30.-The Tribune SAYS:
The carefully planned traffic pools
from which the executive officers Of
the western roads expected great re-
suits are in a fair way OF collapsing be-
fore they have been made effective
Great difficulty is being found IN secur-
ing competent men to accept the posi-
lions of joint agents for the various
committe Of executive officers.
e. 3. Boyd, general freight agent of
the Rock Island. who had been elected
joint agent for the St. louis and Texas
committee, has declined the proffered
honor C. l.. Wellington, commission
err of traffic associations at Denver, also
declined TO accept the position of gen
eral agent Of the Omaha, Sioux City
and Council Bluffs committee H. H
COurtright chairman of the Western
Freight Bureau who was elected joint
agent of the Kansas City committee, is
the only one who does not decline.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
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REAL ESTATE-ROUDEB


HOUSES
hne residence, see me.
room house on Adams near shops,
$3.50. Snap.
room Cottage on Chandler near 4th ST.,
$500.
room modern house, on 18th street
pavement, fine bath. mantle, CRATE, barn;
might trade for cheaper property.
Modern house on Fillmore, lots, east
front, 81, 400
$500; would trade for good farm.
lots, room house, on Sth, between To-
peka ave. and Tyler, $1.750
4-rOOm cottage IoWman HILL S625.
1 have valuable residence properties on
Quincy and Monroe streets.
Several houses on Morris ave-, prices
2 small houses, good repair, to trade for
2 or 3 acres near city.
VACANT LOTS
2 lots on Van Buren,, south 14th, $3.50
each
lots on Buchanan, near 9Th. 81 1000.
lots on Fillmore near 18th, SIS each.
high lots on Lincoln and 10th. $50 each.
Lots on nearly every street in city as
cheap be sold.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Kansas avenue, 2-story brick, good loca-
Kansas ave. property that will pay 10
2 houses east of tracks, that will pay II
per cent, always rented and in good re-
pair;
S2O-acre bottom farm, west of city, $37.
per acre, well improved.
| 10 acres, mile from city limits, $1,000.
| 5 acres. near Reform school, improved
| 81. 100
50 acres nicely improved, 8 miles from
| city; will take city property for part pay.
40 acres miles from P. o.. 81 $50.
| I have several godf houses for rent.
If you wish to buy or dispose of real
'''''0' EMMETT f. RoUDEBUsH,
Phone 267. lis West 9Th.
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FOR sALE-REA1 ESTATE.
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
81 Kansas avenue,

627 Kansas avenue,
Have the following stocks of goods, snaps
in city property, farms and ranches to
sell and trade. We also have cash Gus
toners for property in west part of city.
Lots in Oakland at SIP each.
Good room house on Western avenue,
nicely painted and in first class condition,
between 4th and 5th for 81, 800.
Ranch of 1,5O0 acres. All good land, no
waste, well watered. Is buildings, creek
and timber. orchards, all in very best
condition. Located 80 miles southwest of
Topeka VIII give easy terms or will rent
for term of years.
3 vacant lots, east front, and three
blocks from state house. A snap
Nice residence on Van Buren, between
10th and 18th. VIII make a low price and
vacant lots on corner of saywelI and
Kansas avenue. Eastern owner wants an
A stock of goods doing a good business,
located on Kansas avenue, for farm.
corner, lots and small stock of goods
and residence.
Stock Of general merchandise. $4,000.
Want well Improved small farm near
Topeka or Lawrence.
Vacant lots in Lowman hill, $25 each.
Good S0-acre bottom farm miles west
of North Topeka, $40 per acre.
Equity in an room residence for west
ern Kansas land. Live stock, farm inn
plements and growing crop for small
12S acres on Wakarusa creek, well i'm
IS. 500 stock Of general merchandise for
land and 81, 900 cash; will assume.
Several small tracts on North side of
river.
Good house on West Gordon. close in.
$500.
8 acres of fine, rich land on 23d street.
Eastern owner wants sold at once-5your
price buys 1t.
> Good property in North Topeka and
cash for property on south side.
5 acres on west 9Th. New modern house
of rooms and barn. 81, 500; easy terms.
615 acres Z room house, barn, sheds, and
all kinds of fruit, acre strawberries.
Near 23d street.
~ lots on Topeka avenue near 14th
street $1,000.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
S. NJ. WOOD & CO.,
534 KANSAS AVENUE.
5s4 KANSAS AVENUE

Large ranch Wabaunsee Co., well i'm
proved, $3.50.
s. NJ WOOD & CO
Have large tract of mineral and stock
lands in Missouri yet; sell cheap.
If you want to buy a ranch. farm, sub.
tract home or city property of any kind,
call and we will suit you.
s. NJ WOOD & CO.
534 Kansas ave.
Look. at 8 fine lots. southeast corner Tay-
Tor and 7th streets.
lots northeast corner Kansas avenue
and Crane street.
Bargain in modern east front home.
Western avenue. near 18th street.
Bargain in modern home. Fillmore
street. 8 east front. lots. Must sell.
Snap. 2 lots. 2 story rooms. ETC., large
barn, water Van Buren, street. $3.50.
Nice IL lots and cottage of rooms on
Taylor street 81 $50
I have the finest home in Topeka for
sale at one-half cost to build. Can take
good home it from IS, 900 to $500
s. NJ. WOOD Il CO.
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Swimmers To Be Fined.

Friday afternoon u boys were arrest
ed for swimming within the city limits
and were fined So each. The police have
made several arrests of boys who per-
sist in swimming without bathing suits
in the city limits and they have been
taken before the police judge who would
give them lecture and on their prom
Use that they would not violate the or
dinance again, they would be released
The ordinance has been violated so
much lately that the judge has decided
40 give the violaters the limit which is a
81 fine
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NOTICE.

At a meeting of the council of the city
of Topeka held June %, 1900. the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the mayor and council
of the city of Topeka deem it necessary
for the best interest of said city that
Tyler street from the south curb line Of
Fourth street to the north. curb line Of
Fifth street be graded and paved thirty
feet wide with vitrified brick on sand
foundation, and curbed with Colorado red
sandstone w s. CLANCY
I hereby certify that the above is a true
copy of the original resolution now on file
in my office.
my hand and official seal. this 26th day
of June, 1900, at Topeka. Kansas
J. H SQUIRES,
(Sea1.) City Clerk.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, June 30.-The weekly bank
Statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserves, increased 81, 332. 525
Loans, decreased, 1851, 300.
Specie, increased 1856, 400.
Legal tenders. increased, $193, 8O0
Deposits decreased, 81, 73S. 300
Circulation. increased. S91 500.
The banks now hold S16 S59. 376 in ex-
cess Of the requirements of the % per
cent rule.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
S. NJ. WOOD & CO.

Have charge of and wish to sell the fol-
lowing property;
1900 Lincoln street, 81, 400.
1928 Polk street, 81, $50.
1919 Lane street, 81. 900.
2l2 Monroe street, 81, $50.
129 Madison St. north, $500
1913 Harrison St, $780,
331, and Tyler st. g houses), $4,000.
22S Hawthorne St. Auburnda1e. $1,25o.
522 w. 9Th St, houses. lots. $4,000.
Fine lots, corner 10th and Clay
Have 169-aeres, 1-3 miles of Russell,
Kan, to sell very cheap.
Have 100 farm in Elk Co., sell cheap.
800 farm Ellsworth Co.. sell cheap.
100 acres Marion Co, at Antelope sta,
cheap
% 1sO-acre tracts Kiowa Co.. Colo. sell
cheap
10000 acres on Arkansas river yet, at 81.
Fine bottom farm west of n. Topeka.
s. NJ WOOD & CO.
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BINDER TWINE.

FOR SALE=Binder Irvine. Highest grade
this years goods, put up in fiat 50-pound
bales, containing ten 5-pOund balls; at 81
cents per pound for Sisal or Standard.
IN cents for Manila, delivered freight
prepaidl to your nearest railroad station.
For samples write. Sears, RoebUck &
Co. Chicago. Ill.
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WANrED-sALEsMEN.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. travelling sales
men to represent established financial
house as side line. Garry no samples and
not interfering with present employment.)
Can increase their income materially with
but little effort and time. Give territory
and particulars. Splendid opportunity for
huStlers to make permanent connection.
Address P. o. box 20S7, New York.
WANTED-Experienc travelling sales
men of good appearance and address to
place high grade speciality line with the
general merchandise trade. Position per
manent. References and bond required.
Box COS st. Louis, Mo.
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FOP SALE
Jefferson St. near 9Th. rooms, " &c lots IS
part cash. Let US show this to you.
Jefferson, near Srd, 4 rooms, ~ lots
well. etc, good repair, $775O0
Jefferson st. north of 9Th, lot, rooms,
well, cistern, 81, 10000; $500 down, balance
Jefferson. near sth, 6 rooms. ~ lots.
partly modern, $4,000.
Close to Washburn college, good 10 room
$1,000 1880 'o'7' O'iA' "s1' SOO0
Taylor. near 18th. 4 room cottage, ~
lots, barn, city water, good repair, 81. 200. >
lots, good rental proposition, $500 Look
at these properties and make Ss- Us IA an offer.
EAST OF SANTA FEE TRACKS.
Chandler, near 5th, 8 rooms, lots, well,
grape arbor, brick walks, well improved,
Chandler, near 4th, 5 rooms, barn, well,
cistern, nice property, $500.
North Chandler, lots and rooms, well.
barn, good improvements, $1,050-00.
Leland, near 4th, good room home and
lots, cistern, well. barn, $500, part cash.
Lawrence, near 9Th, rooms, IL lots.
barn we'll cistern. cellar. 81, 600. Look at
this property and see what 1t is worth
to you.
Topeka ave, near sth. 2 houses, s rooms
each, partly modern, rent for $40 each-
Morris ave, near 10th. rooms, ~ east
front lots, almost new. 81 1000;
FOR SALE-NORTH TOPEKA
Monroe St, Z rooms. 2 lots, east front.
To put this properly where it is today s7 Lay
would cost about 81 5OO-OO. our price $l,6OU-
TOPEKA REALTY CO.. S34 Kan. Ave.
H. MACFERRAN, Mgr.
FOR SALE
room brick house, lots, stable, fruit.
east of shops. $500; terms.
J. D. MILLER & CO, SIT Kansas ave.
FOR SALE
New cottage. Washburn car line; month
Kansas avenue lot south of Third street
Snap, 81, 500.
East front 1O-room house. Fillmore
street. Fine location; payments.
Three acres on car line; payments
Set OF bank fixtures; fair condition.
S0-acre farm, Usage county, for Topeka
property.
Prices are advancing and now is the
time to buy. F. J: BROWN,
II Columbian building.
FOR SALE-New 6 room cottage. west
side, cheap. Must be sold quick. Ad-
dress Cottage, care Journal.
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FOR SALE


70 #. front on Harrison ST., improved by
two brick houses, in good condition, now
rented for $500 per month Price, $1,000,
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LEGAL

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(First published in Topeka State. Jour
nal June q, 1909
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MANsPEAKER & HENDERSON,
REAL ESTATE,
LOANS AND INVESTMENTS
For SALE

FOR SALE
Fine room house and reception hall,
on East 10th street. close in, 2 lots. cellar.
thing new and in fine condition; will rent
for $40 per month. This snap for next ten
days at s1,750.
A 4O-acre fruit farm, 6 room house, large
hall, closets throughout the house, cellar
cistern. 2 wells. fine shade. Is acres in
timber (white oak and hickory. 81 acres
in fruits of all kinds. all good rich land.
Road east and north of place. One of
finest fruit farms in the county 312 miles
from postoffice VIII trade for city prop
erty-
On Sd street near shops, 2 lots, room
brick house, good cellar paved with brick,
we'll and cistern, good barn. fruit trees.
VIII trade for property on west side. close
in. and pay difference, or sell for $780,
On Fillmore street. I room house, lots,
fine shade. east front, paved streets, city
water and sewer connection. VIII sell at
a bargain.
In Auburndale. room house, 3 lots,
good cellar. pantry and closets in each
room, good ciStern, city water, shade and
fruit trees. Price $500.
On east side fine location near school
house, lots, room house. cemented Gel
lar, well. barn, in good repair. Only $3.50.
MANSPEAKER & HENDERSON,
704 Kansas avenue.
FOR SALEAThree east front lots on cor
ner, three blocks of state house. A
snap. Must be sold. See
PAYNE & THOMPSON,
627 Kansas avenue.
FOR SALE room. story house. VIII
sell cheap. AS East 10th street.
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lots. room house, fronting Washburr
college grounds. Fine shade and lawn
Rents for 81 per month. Price, $3.50
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Two lots, story, room house; front
and back stairs, cellar cistern and we'll
Within call district Rents for SIS per
month. Price, $1,600. Easy terms.
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FOR SALE
Fine room house, Branner near It'll;
easy terms, $500
Neat 4 room cottage, Adams near 4th,
pays good interest on Investment; $3.50
Neat room house, Jefferson near 4th,
can be sold on easy. terms; $500.
Neat53 room cottage, IL lots, good
shades city water. Madison near Sth;
LOO.
room dwelling and store room com
bined, two story. two lots, must be sold
at once. Monroe near LIST street; $500.
Neat room dwelling with IL lots, good
shade, city water. fine nighborhood, Mon
roe near 4th; 81, 500.
room cottage, city water. east front.
good neighborhood, good shade, Quincy
street between LIST and End; 81, 250.
Desirable list of lots east of avenue for
building locations, very cheap
Neat room cottage on Jackson near
18th, two lots, good neighborhood, good
shade; 81 800.
Neat room dwelling IL lots, Topeka
avenue, Walnut Grove, rents for $40; price
$500
IL lots, Western avenue between Sd and
4th, east front, fine building location, $3.50.
ROGERS, DAVIS & CO.
ITO West Sixth st.
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WANTED-Partner with 81 900 cash. Can
clear $4,000 first year. Legitimate bust
ness. Address Rex, general delivery, city.
CALIFORNIA OIL FIELDS attracting
wide attention. Stocks rapidly enhanc-
ing. IS to $500 invested will make you
money. Write today Standard Crude
Oil Co, Los Angeles, Cal.