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which they worked at least $3.50, 900 in gold,
and have barely scratched their claims.
In that country in the Summer there is
no such thing as night-there is not an
hour Ill the "A when you cannot see to read a
paper. The Anderson people worked their
men III three shifts of eight hours each, so
that operations were continuous, Sunday
being the same as any other day. Their
"cleanups" were from SIS, 600 to $40, 900 EACH
The gold is mostly in small particles, but
lew nuggets have been found, one being
worth 1927.
Nome is 10 days sail from Seattle. and
the distance is 2,4OO miles. To San Fran
cisco 1t is 2, 800 miles, and the sail takes IL
days. The fare from both places, includ-
ing your meals on the steamer, is 500.
In a new gold district such as Nome
there have not as yet been many trans
actions IN mining property from which the
general public can derive an idea of value.
There have been a few however Mr.
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tanned the claim that the United
States had unquestionable owner
ship of the fur seals, and the au-
thority to protect them from the
ravages of pelagic sealers, no mat
ter how far they might wander
from the island where they were
produced.
The Judge lives In a comfort
able mansion on the hill overlook
ing the city on the north, which
when built some Is years ago was
quite outside the limits and well
into the edge of the country. The
wonderful growth of the Capital
during the last few years, how
ever. has extended far beyond his
residence and he is now compara-
lively in town. He has an ideal
home with spacious grounds,
and the Judge finds relaxation
in his leisure hours in the game
of golf. The picture shows him
at the foot of Capitol hill starting
for home, over two miles away,
to and from which he walks dali
ly, except in the most inclement
weather.
NOTE.-These snapshot views
have proved so popular, that we
shall produce several more collec-
tons from time to time. The por-
traits will be those of prominent
Senators, congressman. Members
of the Cabinet and Army and Navy
officers who are in the public eye.
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trated all the mining centers Of Alaska.
and veritable stampede has set in.
Nome City is a fair type of any mush-
room mining town. 1t has grown entirely
since last Spring, and all the men who are
working in the gulches, and many of those
on the beach claims, live in it. 1t is about
an hours walk from the city to the gulches
The city has AZ two-story buildings, and
200 or 300 single-story cabins, beside
large tent population. 1t has number of
hotels and lodging houses, as well as
houses are numerous, and the latter are run
wide open, and every game of chance
known can be played there. But it is not
a lawless community, by any means, and
lfe he and property are as safe there as III
Chicago.
:, The town grew so rapidly that Aug. "a
1t Incorporated as city and an election
was held. j. ID. Cashel was elected Mayor;
AIOnZo RaWsOn. who is also the United
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Lane, a California millionaire, has the
credit Of having paid the highest price SO
far recorded.
For No. 2 below on Anvil Cre.k he paid
the locator, Norwegian named Kjelman,
the Government reindeef-keeper, the sum
of S74, 900 cash. He got bargain at that,
as he can take that amount out of his claim
every month. He also bought half
interest in No. Sabove Discovery for $50, ,O0O.
Next season there will be an influx of
from 25,OOO to $4,000 men in this field.
Already the fame Of Its wealth has peps-
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States Commissioner for the District was
elected City Judge, and four Aldermen and Il
Chief of Police were chosen.
Prices of everything are high. In the
saloons, for instance, it is so cents a drink,
no matter what you take. They split a
bottle of beer up into about four glasses,
and last Summer S65 keg was paid for the
amber fluid. Lumber is $3.50 to $500 a
Thousand.
The gold output for the district last year
Is put by the Director OF the Mint at So,
100000.
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Saved a ChiId,s Life. Mrs


Noll, Ludlow, KY, relates how the life Of
a child was saved by her advice Mrs.
NOll writes to DIR. Peter Fahrney, of Chi
cago, ILL.,: Dear Doctor-Your wonder
full medicine has saved the life of child
The child had spasms for eight long weeks.
and then it would lie in its bed like a corpse.
The doctor came every day, but it was
always the same. By my advice the mother
gave the little one some Blood Vitalizer.
She had little faith, however, that she could
save her darling. But, Oh, what joy! A
change for the better took place, and in
two weeks the child was we'll again"
1t is surprising to note how many cases
there are which apparently battle so-called
scientific treatment, and yet yield to the
soothing effect of DIR. Peters Blood Vital
iZer.
special agents or the proprietor direct.
Address, DIR. Peter Fahrney, 112-114 So.
Hoyne Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
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the discussion of which marked the beginning great srug
rebellion He elected three times Free Soil Democrat
by that party in 1890 When the War Congress met in
extra session under call of President Lincoln July 1861 he
elected Speaker After this Congress returned private
life and engaged in business for many years
the House of Representatives. at large
Pennsy by tremendous plurality In spite of his
The gentleman standing upon the right Justice Harlan of
the Supreme Court. He
is further added by Prince Albert silk
hat in which he always He gallant officer in the
civil from Kentucky. His course as
Bench has been marked by stalwar opinions
power the Federal Government almost unlimited
Jurisdiction in all matters where the public welfare is involved
in other words he is not constrconist example
member Of the Bering Sea Commission vigorously
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In Hoods Sarsaparilla you have a valuable
assistant in getting and maintaining perfect
health.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-19
ghe acaehita au gaoIe Sunday gloria august 1900
the regulations of the state board of fed

the regulations Of the state board Of fed
ucation.
Training School-A limited number OF
students from the grades of the common
schools will be admitted into the training
school at very moderate tuition These
pupils Will be under careful supervision
and provided with good instruction.
Boarding-Persony having rooms to let,
either furnished or unfurnished, and
with or without board, should leave in
formation concerning the same at the
university, giving location, character Of
accommodations, terms, etc,
Students boarding or rooming in private
families are subject to the same rules,
so far as applicable, as students in the
boarding halls. Persons giving boarding
accommodations to students will be fur
nished with copy Of rules.
There are some worthy students who
desire to secure places to DO work in pay
ment for their board. Information Of
such places is desired.
Further information can be secured by
addressing Friends University, Wichita,
Kan.
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LEWIS ACADEMY NOTES.

The fifteenth year of Lewis Academy
opens up on September 4, 1900 The pros
poets are very good. New pupils are en-
rolling almost every day and the former
pupils will all return except those who
must rest while and enter other lines
Of life work Rooms and boarding places
are being rapidly filed. The building is
being overhauled and fitted for occupan-
cy. The faculty will be ready for work.
Some who are away will return within
the next week or two and the new mem
bers Of the corps Of instruction will be
ready for introduction.
The outlook for a successful year was
who are exjetaoietaoin. aUoldnshrdlunnn
never brighter than at present. All who
are expecting 10 enter should be On hand
promptly, in order that they may have az
fair start as do others. Pupils who are
a week or so late in entering find them
selves hampered and sometimes become
discouraged in their work by reason Of
being behind at the opening Of class
work.
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AMONG THE SCHOOLS.
FRIENDS UNIVERSITY NOTES.

FRIENDS UNIVERSITY NOTES.
The work for the year viii open We'd
needav. September L Monday and
Tuesday preceding viii be devoted to the
examination and classification Of stu
dents.
students should arrange II possible 70
enter NJ the opening Of the term a loss
~ even FEW days may prove a great
disadvantage 70 the work
Normal Observation-Disclosures desiring
- seee-e the state certificate issued from
att%e5ftsd schools VII ind al the. ap2d-
ances needful for the prosecution % their
.-nrk as required by the state law and
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LEGAL
-
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
CONSTITUTION.
House Joint Resolution No 4. Relating .
justices OF the Supreme Court.

House Joint Resolution No T. Rslasing -
justices OF the supreme Court.
Be !, resolved BY the legislature of tho
state Of kansas tWo-thirds OF fhs
members elected 20 eaca hauae thereof
coneurring therein:
Section l. The following proposition 70
amend the constitution Of the state "a
hereby submitted 70 the qualified electors
OF the state for their approval or re-
lection, viz; Section Of article > - tie
CONSTR ution OF this state A. here+Y
amended 50 n 20 read. SEC Z The au-
preme court han c3neief ~ .erFn fus-
tees. VINO snail be chosen hV the electors
or the state. They may ell separately
n two divisions. with full wer IN each
division 70 determine the eases assigned
@ be heard By such division. Three iVs-
tees shall constitute a quorum iu 80
division, and the concurrence o. tnres
cases only as may be ordered o. BE- tesra
- the whole court shall be considered
~ All the juEtices AID the Concurrence
OF four justices shall b. necessary T. 3
decision IN cases 20 heard The fas Ice
HAo - senior IN continuous term pf
service shah B. chief Justice and in cas-
49, 40 or NOR htFe cor tin,oHHtg serF.4
curing the same period the senior y
years % these shan b. chief Justice AID
the presiding justice Of each dtvirloc
shall be selected from ths judges as
The term % Office % the Justices shall
DC SIX years. except a. hereinafter gro
hiiefl- ne JUSTICES II once AZ tflf tffffe
this amendment takes effect shall 10 1
their Offices for TIE terms for WdicG theF
were seversliy clicked and unui fheir
successors are elected ans qualified. ~
soon az practicable AFTER the seceuS Mon
day Ia January 1871 the Eovsyu0r shait
appoint four justices. 70 hold their of1ces
until the second Monday IN lamar,
IsI Al the general election iE teQ2
there shan Do elected ave tgsficea enc e
whom shall hold he offfre f9f ts1 year..
one for four year,. and thro~ Cor six
years A. he general skctson in -
and every SIX years fheSeaffer 80 Jus
tees shall De elected ~ tae gsusrai
election in iss and every sx year her
the general election IN iee and every Il X
years thereafter three justices ahs4i -
elected
Sec This proposition shall be sub
rnitted - the electors - thiH state -
the aererai eleCi BON - raprersr tiTss
g. the year lS09 f1r herr apf~gvai oF r.
5ectlga- The amendment hereby pro-
posed shall - desfzuat.s nu The offlrial
ballot By The foiigg * title: r ~ gDfis
ca. Ssfaendmsflt r. tAs coFlsfftufiqr.@ ar9
shall - voted fgr Or sEsfnst - ROY
provided 81 LAW ureer surh uua
Sc 3 This reaD ltigu aaal fsks e.
feet snd Pc ia force from anf aftsf -
pubiscsff p in tEa statute beaE
Approved &arch 4 80.
I hereb7 certify tflaf ths foregoing g. .
true arc correct c0rT - tse original en-
rolled rea9IuTion naw On &c iu ~ ari~s.
AM fhaf he Same tex sTect bV put5kas-
ten r. fse s'ststs t@g1k Ny - -
GBO p CLARK
oseaD sserstsry q ssais
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AET YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
At HOME
FRISCO LINE.

VIII run through cars in connection with
the Wabash. Illinois Central, Chicago and
Alton and the Burlington, via ST. Louis,
TO Chicago. II, account g. A +. en-
campment
Tickets on sale August 81 - IS and g.
gcod for return unrf September %. One
fare for the round trip-sI&S
Gali a. City ticket Office corner Naia
and Douglas avenue. for your ezekets. 5s
reliable information B. F DUNN,
District Passsnge- Agent
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LOST
FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADEl-Is0 acres. ia miles south
east, house. barn. orchard. wind mia
~ acres IN cultivation. ~ grass. fenced.
croSs-fsnced. for city properly
A good confectionsry. cengra - located.
for city property
ssl-aers ranch for farm OF city prop
erty.
12ie-acre ranch for stock ~ Erois. Iva
stock or real estate. here OF anywAers
IN the United states
BEILEw 4 HENRY. 10 y Main
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FAZEL & ADAMS BUSINESS COL
LEGE NOTES


LEGE NOTES.
What Is Professor Adams I'D n the
second story of the Eagle office so often
for? Is he trying to learn the printing
business? No, he is visiting Mr. SYKES,
the foreman. who good-naturedly en-
courages him in the role Of editor. The
Ledger, now in press is the cause. This
lite fve-column, four-page paper is
beauty, and it does credit to the skill
of foreman and employees Of the Eagle
job office
The Ledger rs to be quarterly and viii
have 4 great circulation. The first issue
viii be composed q 20co0 copies. 1t Is to
be printed on book paper. The interests
Of Wichita as city, and Of Wichita as
center of educational life, viii be ztal-
ously champiOned.
The Wichita Business college is large
advertiser in its columns. More than
forty OF Wichita's best business men an
firms. including leading professional men,
are advertisers therein. They also ldver-
tiSe in the Eagle. They show their sense
in both cases.
BY the way. If other amateur editors
wish to make their debut in the tripod
world the Eagle Office is just the place
to do il. There you find workmanship
good. pooprietors reasonable, employees
polite. prices reasonable. So says Adams.
New pupils? Yes. one sensible youth
takes out a combined scholarship at SIS.
twelve months. actual time. Others are
making arrangements. Correspondence
regarding fall bushes is now brisk
AET YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
AT HOME
And take the Rock Island special train
for Chicago next Sunday, August 26, al
e,05 Q. n: 1855 for the round trip. This
Is a Wichita special train OF free reclin-
ing chair cars. Pullman tourist and
standard sleepers. No change OF cars
The Great Rock Island is the short line
to Chicago.
Tickets on sale August q 70 =. return
limit September -. All OF our trains ar
rive In Chicago early in the morning
connecting with all trains for eastern
Doints. E. DRAKE
District PASSENGER Agent
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CLASSIFIED
WAN


statesmen wANTED-Establish job
bing house wants specially statesmen to-
call on drug, dry goods and general
store trade. Commission only: full
ager, 1905-1S5 Dearborn, Chicago, III.
S-1Q-ft
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s1cKNER CONSERVATORY NOTES.

SICKNER CONSERVATORY NOTES.
The outlook for the coming school year
is most encoura gfng 70 the Conservatory
directors. Letters Of inquiry and ar
rangement for instruction have been re-
ceived from numerous points in both
Kansas and Oklahoma and many new
pupils are expected early in September.
Miss Colville Of White Eagle, L T., has
been granted an extended leave Of s.
sence by the government that she may
continue her music study at the Con-
the government school.
Miss Florence Culver is taking a vaca-
ton.
Miss Jennie Parkinson has taken up
her piano study under Mr.. Sickner after
a visit to friends in FL Dorado.
The string trio of the Conservatory
furnished music for the social given by
the ladies Of st. Pauls NJ. E. church at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Woody, North
Lawrence avenue, Tuesday evening, and
again for the c. E, No. 2, Of the First
Presbyterian church on Colonel Taylor's
lawn Wednesday evening
Among the visitors at the Conservatory
this week were Miss Anna Moore anC
her mother, Of Benton. Kan; Miss Ayers
Of Ell Dorado. Mrs. Peck Miss Anna
winders Of Wichita Miss Allie Singleton
of Nevada, Mo-: Mr. Shields OF Newton
and Mr.. and Mrs Beal of Wichita
Miss Lewelling kindly added TO the
pleasure Of the Friday recital by sing
ing a solo
The program for the afternoon was as
follows:
Musical Items-The Finest Set Of
Chimes in America ................
Ossie Bergmann.
Piano Solo-Frolicking March. VOORHEES,
Mabel Rogers.
Vocal Solo-Rowing III. ". Parker
Della st. John.
Piano Solo-Evening Song. ...Isidore Seiss
Jennie Parkinson.
Violin Solo-Gavotte .Hauser
Ada Sickner.
Piano Solo-Our Pet Mazourka.. Muller
May wilkie
Piano Solo-The F1atterer ....Chaminade
Laura Kirby.
Paper-Musical Expression.
Miss Kathryn Schofield.
Vocal SoIO-Because Love You, Dear
b. daWley
Louise Lewellyn.
History-Some Obsolete Instruments
of Music NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mollie Warren.
Duet (Nfandolfn and GUITAR Selected
Misses Laura and Mabel Sickner.
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WANTED-Traveling sales
man of ability for high-grade line ap-
propriate TO nearly every department o.
trade Reference, bond and entire time
required. Commissions. SIS to $50 on
each sale. P. o. Box Three, Detroit
Mich s-Ie-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-19

There is a decided tendency these hot
days. with almost everybody, to crowd
20 the shady side Of the streets and in
Going so they forget the old established
rule Of keeping to the right. Especially
IS this so with a lot of strapping big
colored gemmen, who take this advan-
tage Of the ladies more particularly. Now
I don't want some small bore politician
to bob up and Try to make political CAPT
tai Of this, for some Of the most polite
men 70 be found on our streets are col
ored gentlemen.
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STOLEN

-~S>-~~~~~~~N--~~~--~~-~-
STOI4EfN-A Norwood bicycle. red tire.
Was taken from front OF ms Office sg
y. Main street Friday. Information
leading 20 recovery % said wheel VIII
be literally rewarded. Geo. = camp
bel. S-gf
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! hereb7 certify thaf ne foregoing e. 9
true arc correct corT = ths ertEfrai en-
70. led resolution u1W On aie iu ~ arire.
AM fhaf he - Tan tex eTarf bV uuAlkssr
ten r. tae sfstEts took NJ - -
GO p CLARK
fEeaiJ 6scvstsry - ztats
ALI
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am in favor of letting teams trot on
tie bridges. Five dollars fine for driv-
ing faster than a walk is an old chest
nut inaugurated when they built snspen-
sion bridges with grape vines. A cat
or dog trotting over a bridge will cause
a greater vibration than a pair Of horses
hitched to a vehicle. They counterfeit
each other
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-19
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL have found 3 positive cure
fo-. drunkenness. Can be given secretly.
VIII gladly tell you what Il Is. Dcn'e
send money. Mrs. Nay Hawkins. Lock
Box X H.. ISL Grand Rapids. Mich.
Is-3-sun-Sst
PERSONAL - Ladies free. harm ga
Monthly Regulator. can not fail Mrs.
Is. Rowan. r s. Milwaukee. T-%ss
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During the summer months 1t IS re-
raarkable the great amount of victuals
It takes TO satisfy the appetite Of the
average fellow whose family is away for
the summer. You viii find them march
ing out Of the cafe with a tooth pick in
their mouths after satisfying their crav-
ings. which If offered them at the family
board would cause a large sized family
disturbance
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FOR SALE-By owner. No. 4s2 y En-
pOris, rooms. modern convenience.
bath, closet, gas, cellar, barn. shade.
s0-itN
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Tip-top roller mill, at z de-
cided bargain. See Riley & Co., over
Kansas National bank. s0-1t
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I have often wondered why a lot Of
the church bells are rung with such
slow and measured time, like a summons
L funeral Why don't the janitors
Eet a move on themselves and ring the
bells with quick and rapid notion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-19

If the man who does the odorifercus
act FOR the sewer system will locate him
SET on First street between Market and
Lawrence, between those two churches.
and elevate his smeIler he will discover,
in a second or two. that there is some
thing radically wrong with the sewer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-19

FOR EXCHANGED choice farm. 81
acres, 20 cultivated. Thomas county.
Kan. near Rock Island rsiiroad. co..
taEe IN town Address w. u. s."
IS \. Topeka. 7S-9tx
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want TO call your attention to the
fact that the men who are doing the
business Of this city are young men,
many Of them less than 5o-just about
one generation. The men who came here
and started the town and established the
Various branches of trade and business
have about all stepped down and out L
think J. E Caldwell, J. P. Allen, R.
Jacks and you Eagle people are all that
ere left to tell the story Of the business
IN 1872, and behind the counters and in
the Offices are TO be found the sons Of
these esta.blishers
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more trailing vines about their porches
during the summer months. It can't be
THAI they won't grow. for there is a
practical demonstration on the three
residences south of the Congregational
church.
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cOggTN q SHAW. PzEzAraksrs Hsa&T
- lo&n O. zsy &C t@i@G - Wese
DSEg.2z III
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I would put conductors on the street
cars. / was going to say young ladies.
buc ii would not do; they are always
jumping of the cars backwards and that
would only add another annoyance TO
MANAGER Nelson's troubles.
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE acres vacant and
ali IN cultivation. ~ acres of wheat.
niles from Norwich, and near SedE-
WICK line 1 VII trade Tor rcS.dcaCo
or choice vacant lots on Market. Law
renee, Topeka or Emporia- between
Douglas and Thirteenth. and take OF
pay cash difference, and viii give good
property and a good deal Address L.
d. Leweiling. Se-sun-tf
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NTsCET-r.AEEorE
~ nAET - Sean rs Ess1 xan-
ss1 SrG CsAezezza Ara &tEs 3
W1rss Esfzits Eea so
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want to pack and store
your household goods, or we will store
any and all kinds of goods. The best
storage rooms in the city; IS feet by I'D
feet, stories high, with elevator privi-
leEes. Lowest rates. Singer & DonnelL
39-sun-tf
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7 attended church last Sunday night
and saw row Of ladies, about a dozen,
with three hats off; and when the choir
appeared in the loft the ladies, a half
dozen or more, were without hats. We
are progressing. 1t don't make any diff
erence what Paul said about women
wearing bonnets, he IS not setting the
fashion pace for this generation. He was
al right on religious and moral ethics,
but somewhat mixed and off color on
fashions, love making and marriage.
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OfL SAIL
A handsome. 2-story residence, in best
condition, With all modern convent
ences, including furnace. on one 81 the
best residence streets in the North
End. near Murdoch, 90 feet of ground.
a snap at 1850.
Six-Foom house only half mile north
OF depots on Douglas and about half
a mile east OF the court house. Is feet
east front and barn. nice q .ig1borhood
rents al -; price, only $50. Will be va
cant this week
HARTFORD INVESTMENT co,
Sedgwick Block.