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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-18

sl2.GH-A First avenue income pronerty:
soon ready for brick block: the present
improvements pay good interest on tn
vestment; safe. sure, paylng investment
81. 7W-An elegant Broom house. moaern,
hot and cold water and bath; stands on
corner 12lxl2o. the ground alone is worth
5000. on Eastlake avenue lust above
Denny way; a choice netghborhood. This
IS decidedly bargain; easy walking dis
lance. on bicycle path and three car lines.
&Stp-Thfs property must be sold cor
ner, i2lxlo. and small house on Third
avenue, tho finest property In town for
fats; the best investment property go-
ing. mortgage OF 81. 600 coming due this
month; this property must be sold
sl.r"~An elegant corner, block from Broad
way. near James street power house. 10
KID, VIII be sold separately or together:
slightly. fine nelghborhood
N.fS1-A new 7-room house near the corner
or Broadway and Pike street. right on two
car lines; easy walking distance to any
part OF the city. suitable for two fam
HES one sink on each floor: the upstairs
VIII rent for fi20 per month. you can buy
Il and become a landlord
81 550--Au S-roon house, modern. bath. one
block from Denny way on Howard tnIs
Is bargain, and must be sold az ths
owner wants money TO go TO Cape Nome
with; one block from car line, easy walk
ing distance. good bicycling
styo-An eight-foom house. fun lot on ear
line, nne view; good out buildings; ele-
santiy located and not too far out.
81 .s6g-A very nice house on Queen Anne
hill. near street car line, terms. a very
good buy; must be sold as mortgage Il
due.
ssso-One Of the most slightly lots IN ,hs
city. view can mover be obstrueied: two
blocks north ~ Pike. easy walking dis
tanca; one block from two chr Hnew
A NUMBER or OTHER HOUSES
A long list ~ other properties IN all Parts
OF the city.
A very fine list Of lots; my lots ar. below
the market price.
Queen Anne lots from $40 up.
JOHN NJ DAVIS
open evening" ES4-B Pioneer block
NJ u. Ballard. ~ W Fr.ss-
BALLARD A. FRASER.
Real Estate and investment Agents.
Sii New York Block.
OWN YOUR OWN HOMES.
FOR sAI.E-ws have for sale one hund,cs
and tventy-eiEht lots In Brooklyn. near
the state university, also fwenty-nina
lots In Fremont. az prices that viii al
tEac, you u you ara thinking Of buying
We have just purchased a choice block on
Queen Anne btu. On street car line,
This block fronts on Highland drive. maxi
Ing these lots the cream OF residence
praVertiea g Queen Anne and. Ne think.
m al Seattle
intenlin9 purchasers q high-eiasa resi-
Genee lots are cordially invited 10 can
on as ard Inspect these properties.
Ia the business section we offer a desira.
bic lot, b0zi1o feet. with some lrspFovn-
rnents on Western avenue, az 40pl
Also a fue business lot on Main street
near First avenue youth. for ~ ,Doo~a
bargain.
We make a specially 81 high-eiass resi-
hence and business properties ann go-
icit the care and handling OF guch
BALLARD 4 FRASER,
an New York Block
FOR sALE-Three notern nv.-room cot
tagez. easy terms. 10 New York block.
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1850 DOLLARS.

$3.50 DOLLARS
Almost completed. very
nicely arranged seven-room
house on Seventeenth avenue,
RENTON RIDGE.
You will like the general surroundings
Try and find a new seven room house as
generally desirable as this one and you
Will conclude our price is low, location
considered
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You will like the general surroundings
Try and find a new seven room house as
generally desirable as this one. and you
will conclude our price is low, location
considered.
Each Of the above
houses Is modern in
every particular.
They have double floors with building
paper between; also paper between the
sheeting and siding. You will find this
viii make a material difference In your
fuel bill.
On the University car
line we have
new six-room house
on a lot 60xl2o,
which we can sell
AT 500 DOLLARS
You will find this a bargain: the house
is especially well arranged, and the loca-
ton Is slightly and good.
AT 1,75o DOLLARS.
In North Seattle we
can sell you a good
Hx-room house, modern,
on n lot 6oxl.0
This house has been thoroughly repair-
ed, and is very cheap at the price.
1850 DOLLARS.
We can sell you
good six-room house
on RENTON HILL.
Two DOCKS north OF Madison street be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth avenues
The lot is 4sx120.
We have a good
list OF vacant and
improved property In
different parts of the city at prices we
know 20 be low, on which we should be
pleased to give YOU details at the office
WM. u. HARPER
Dexter Horton Bank Building.
HERBERT s. UPPER.
1918 Scheucrman Block
Business property.
Residence lots
Improved farms
tuinprovcd acreage.
Timber lands
Mortgage loans.
HERBERT :. UPPER
lE-I3 ScheuermRn block
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On Twenty-sixth avenue and King street,
ono block from the jackson street car
line, ono new nve-room cottage. with
bath, for 81 100.
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YOUR PROPERTY
SALE y ! RENT ylT OR EXCHANGE.
WE WILL FIND YOU
PURCHASER OR TENANT
WITH LEAST POSSIBLE DELAY.
H. r. PARKER Il co,
~ Yesler Way
TEL. BLUE sol.
FOR SALE.
lovely home near
49,. the University.
si,ooIh on VIII say with us the house
tractive inside and out. on Rroaiwas.
oeautlful surroundings high and drv
nne view: rooms and bath; 2 blocks
from university door: terms
LARGE. SLIGHTLY LOT
ON Eighteenth Street
o93llnnih i.. a view of Lake Washington,
Elliott hay and Puget sound, Olympics
cascades and Mount Rainier; 81 feet on
Eighteenth. east front near Madison
street car line: beautiful homes on either
side. graded and severed street. must
be solo, get our price.
TWO COTTAGES.
-Four rooms each. on same lot 2 blocks
street car line; price 800. ana terms:
very CHEAP.
CHICKEN RANCH
FOR SALE
$50 chickens l COW, l 2-year-old h.tfar :,
room house. II chicken houses. stable
400 fruit trees. assorted an kIndS ~
berries running water: acres ~ 9,oa5
terms. WV
RANCHES.
number or Improved farms in Kitsap
ana King counties on very ravorable
terms.
FOR EXCHANGE.
Los ANGELES. CAL
hedrable new modern broom house ana
Broom cottage; lot hQXi75. facing two
beautiful streets; close IN on Esst
Eighteenth. want desirable building lots
IN Seattle, for $50.
FOR EXCHANGE
Two t-room cottages IN Seattle. near car
line, for improved piece Of farm land
within ID or 70 miles OF Seattle 1900.
FOR EXCHANGE
New Groom house and n lott at ballard
Tor improved farm, value 5000. want
place to move onto az once. win take
some stock and farm implements
FOR EXCHANGE
very desirable lots in chicago. III. sor
improved Seattle property; value. ta,soo
LoDGLNG Housks FOR SALE
A Few Exceptionally
Fine Bargains
60 rooms spieudidly furnished. IN the
s sssf or the e, city north q Yesier steam
houses ~ Tie city: price 1900.
CAN'T BE BEAT
Forty -tao elegantly furnished rooms "a
brick. north of NeEler very best loea-
ton, rent only 81 per month. price 81 zoo
terms, this is splendid investment.
ANOTHER.
Forty-two room house wei furnished
north % lssler. rent $50 price 3 30.
Il ROOMS
Splendid location north az Yesler: rent
cheap. vel furnished. 1890.
As ROOMS
Heart Of city. north OF Yesicr: rent $40.
"a money maker 500
r. ST these locations and prices 10 NOT
suit we have others
Fl r PARKER
Tel. Blue Sol. IL Tesler WAY.
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$3.50 DOLLARS.

On Denny way, near
Harvard, seven rooms, exclusive
OF bath room and
closets No finer view of the Sound and
large portion of the city can be had. And
1t can never be shut OFF.
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We control two pieces
which we can deliver
at prices much
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Two new six-room modern houses on
1wonty-seyenth avenue. south OF King
street. they win be completed In a few
days; they will be on the market only
a short time, and IL " worth your while
TO Investigate this property, the price
IL 81. 100.
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UNDER THE MARKET.

One of 60 fet front,
north of Yesler, and
in the very heart of
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We have over "a lots for sale. Including
place desired. First avenue south orerR
the best speculation ip the city. Nil
surely double "a the next wear.
s. I'D acres bottom land. an under cui-
tivation, buildings alone COST & 6ss0. an
railroad. ~ miles from Auburn: this IS
q great bargain
c, A. MKENZIE
Tel. Red li6l Room I Colmau Block
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stoo9-Fcur- story brick building. corner,
on Second avenue, pay fine income
AI00~Will buy the best paying niece OF
property on Second avenue. perrnsnent
improvements: good condition: choice
location. taken IN on mortgage and of
tcred az onc-half original cost
N6QQo-Three- story brick building CEN
tralIy located. net income - Per cent
NAA@-C heapsst lot south 81 Yesler ave-
nue., tn center OF wholesale district: this
Is snap.
N.0p-Good business lot on First avenue
south, niled land. title perfect
81 so-Ouc Of the best and prettiest houses
on Fourteenth avenue, north % Maoi-
SON new. 3ust completed cost to build
S.19, hue corner lot
&.N@-Fprmef l0t containing three houses;
rents SO. Tenth avenue. north OF Yes
Ter. Just PAYS OF mortgage: good buy.
N,Ne-s-room house lot sQxiaa: barn, fruit
trees etc; nice location Queen Anne
avenue. cheap.
s., 5oo-corner 6oxi20. Eighth avenue. one
block north % Nesler; elegant view:
well located for houses. close I'M
A,sA-i4iNl-2 feet. Second avenue south
q peuny way; cheapest lots IN North
$50 to u0oo-Choice building lots on frs,
hiu. Just north - Pike street; an graf
Ell, sewer, water cite. commanding Hue
view ~ the sound
S9N-fsnts e0Xl1o. Twentieth avenue near
Madison; street graded and sewer
vacant lots ~ aA parts 81 the city ara
at all prsCes from 81 no
SNR9 70 loan On real estate security. any
size loan desired
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FINE RESIDENCE ON RENTAL RAsra
A ten-room modern house. IN evan.
condition, Immediate possession 3 g.
small cash payment, balance io,~ 49,
per cent; lots OF large and smsh ss,,.s
ana shruhoery; four big lots. on MN MN
ground overlooking bay, lake ana r,s axa
tains' within two blocks OF two Ss "a.
GENERAL. INVESTMENT COMPANY
IS Bailey Building.
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TWO COTTAGE

TWO COTTAGES
-Four rooms each. on same lot 2 blacks
street car line; price 800. ana terms:
very cheap.
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THE RETAIL CENTER.
THE WHOLESALE DISTRICT.

The other Is 30 feet
front, north of Jackson, in
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on Twenty-ninth avenue and Jackson
street, car line. s-room modern house,
bath, brick basement large lot; viii sell
for 81 500
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Lot 57xloo Twenty-fourth avenue and Jack
son street; q fine lot to build on; $50.
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A CHICKEN RANCH
FOR SALE
$50 chickens COW, l a-year-old h.,fsr =,
room house. Il chicken houses. stable.
700 rruit trees. assorted all kinds ~
berries; running water; acres Of good
terms. wv
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Corner lots. 130xla, corner Of Ninth ave-
nue. north and Republican,; handy Ia
Green Lake car; can be had 81 100
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On Renton hui, ilne residence that cost
1go TO build modern In every sense
can be purchased for N5o.
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RANCHES.
number OF improved farm. in Kst.an
ana King counties on very Favorable
terms.
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FOR EXCHANGE
Los ANGELES. CAT.
Desirable new modern 9-room house and
broom cottage; lot h0xi75. facing two
beautiful streets: close IN ~, Essst
Eighteenth. want desirable building lots
Ia Seattle, for s. 500
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s-room residence on Fourteenth avenue
and Division street. large lot. 1850.
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We have In the Maggie addition, on
Twelfth street. a very nice new six
room modern house. on a corner lot 60
xlo0, two blocks from the Madison street
car line. and will sell II for s2oo0 upon
easy terms. two lots back OF 1t for $500
and $40.
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We have moncy 20 loan on desirable SCI
eurities We write Insurance In the relia-
bic Old Lion Insurance Company.
FEHRE,N- MARVIN co.
20 III Pioneer Hnl,llInr ,rhnn. Main fls
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SAFE lots, Lake Union Sscou1 aa-
ditinn 9 snap let ON Twelfth avenue;
Fourteenth aveuue north Madison lots
fn River Park. lots IN South Park
houses and lots all over the city. Last
with uH We are rushers. Morgan's Ex-
change l0II Third
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These are a few samples: we have a large
list of bargains and can suit any one
who wants to buy. call and make known
your wants as we deal In bargains ex-
clusivey.
sM Raiiev huilSfpg
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A LARGE. SLIGHTLY LOT
ON Eighteenth Street
commanding view of Lake Washinrton
Elliott nay and Puget sound OlympIcs
aces ana Mount Rainier; 81 feet on
Eighteenth. east front near Madison
street car line. beautiful homes on either
side: graded and severed street must
be sold, get our price
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Seventh avenue north and Thomas street
six-room house. lot e,xfse. x.ao
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sl1 First Avenue. Colman Block.
Phone Main sSs
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Seventh avenue north and Highland
drive. lot 100 feet square. unfinished
house. 81. so.
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HERBERT :. UPPER.
ll-I3 ScneuerluRn Block.
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A plat Of ground would make B0-foot
lots within stones throw OF the Madison
street power house; nice ground: ~ taken
quick for cash $500; lust the place TO
build home
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FOh faNIHANGL
NO t-Toom cottages IN Seattle. near car
line, for improved piece Of farm and
within Is or 70 miles of Seattle. 1900
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FVN SAItf~HN n 1INI VAN, eHf73o HA1-
lev building
g. eoo-M acres quarter mile from steamer
landing. close to Seattle s acres IN cub
tlystton. acres seeded. 40 bearing fruit
trees, also small frust; good house and
harm. chicken frMli 0na mitk houses. 8
fine fresh mitch cows ans CALVES, horse
two sets Of harness, wagon and farming
implements. good spring ~ water. sc
fare fer round trip TO Seattle
s. s5N-f4 acres ten miles south Of city. dne
bottom land; 20 acres under cultivation;
harm and outbuildtrgs-
s. Ool-i0 acres south OF city. all under cul-
ovation and I'm bearing orchard, house,
barn and outhuiltingS.
$50 acres 81 good land one mile from
Sound, sc fare for round trip on steam
er to Seattle.
Some good buys in houses and lots in
Rsnton hill and North Seattle.
Phone Union 81.
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EXCHANGES acres. clear across ffso
Lake Washington. for house and ~
or a forcciosed mortgage or mpfxsk<s
Address G.. T.. 30 Charles street. ~
Paul. MINI.
TO EXCfiANls Es--Two fopf.rpom eotts9ss
In city for improved ranch. II. hcksn-
Icy, Boston block
NINE ROOM house for cottage Of lr.1-
proved property. - M. Preston, ss ~
cific block
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NJ p. Ballard. =. w. Frsse-
BALLARD A. FRASER
Real Estate and Investment Agents.
gii New York Block
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-08

Chicago, Nov. 5.--About forty o.
che dismissed students arrived in Chi,
cago. Many Of them left at once fol
their homes at various points in IL
linois and Missouri, but the Iowa boys
making the most of their holiday. went
to the Palmer house to remain over
and witness the University of Iowa.
Chicago football game. Among the
number were Sarl Shaw, son of Gov
ernor Leslie M. Shaw. and Cadets
Farmer. Van Brunt, Queal. Clark
Henderson, Wilbur, Clark and Nc,
Quad. Farmer is from Farmer City.
Van Brunt from Council Bluffs. Hend-
erson. Dubuque, Shaw Des Moiues.
Wilbur Marshalltown, McQuaid Des
Moines. Queal is from Minneapolis
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-08
Was q Greuf Scholar.

In the death of Frederick Max Null
Ter, professor of comparative philology
at Oxford university. there has passed
away good man and a great scholar.
His contributions to the worlds
knowledge of oriental literature and
religions have been more important
and voluminous than those Of any Of
his contemporaries. These contribu-
tons began in his 21st year with the
translation of collection of SanskriI
fables and from that time to the pres
ent scarcely a year of his industrious
life has passed in which he has not
added to the general stock Of human
knowledge by critical and explanatory
essays and translations from the fas-
cinating literature of Asia.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-08
Goulds to Pay Roni's Debfa

New York, Nov. 5.-Respecting the
De Castellanes' financial affairs Rich
ard Cachard, counsel for the Countess
Castellane. is quoted in Paris dis
patch to the Tribune as saying that a
mutual agreement was arrived at last
July in Paris by the Gould and Cas-
tellane families In purely amicable
way to obtain judicial council for
Nine. Castellane and this Is the first
instance on record of a foreigner be-
ing appointed In such capacity by a
French court. Count and Countess
Castellane continue on the most az
fectionate terms with each other and
1t was the countess herself who took
the initiative In seeking COUNSEL
Judiciarie." All debts will be paid i'm
me-.ately by the Gould estate, with
.he exception Of a few claims from
antique and bric-a-brac dealers, which
are deemed absolutely exorbitant.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-08
Choynski Wins on a Foul.

Denver, Nov. 3.-With blood stream
ing from cuts over each eye. Fred
Russell, the California heavyweight,
broke from clinch as the gong
sounded the close of the fourth round
of his fight with Joe Choynski before
the Colorado Athletic association and
put two stiff punches to Joe's body.
knocking him clear through the ropes
to the floor, where he remained near
ly five minutes. The foul cost Rus
sell the fight, which he probably would
have won but for his inattention to
the bell The go" was scheduled
for ten rounds. Russell tried to make
a smash ana bang affair of 1t, and had
Joe running a good deal of the time.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-08
Senator .Sued by Ward.

The suit for $4,000 for breach of
promise against Senator VIM. V. Sui
livan by Miss Lucy Mai Lection crea-
ates lively interest in the town of
Warrenton, Va. where both are well
known. Miss Lection is we'll remem-
bered there, where she attended the
Fanquier Female Institute. She was en-
tered at the school in January, 1898,
by Senator Sullivan, as his ward. and
remained there until the closing of
the session in June of that year.
While a student at the Fanquier
Female Institute, Senator Sullivan was
a frequent visitor to Warrenton, and
his attentions to his beautiful ward
were, it is said. more those of low
er than those of guardian. and this
loving attitude toward each other was
much commented upon. Usually he
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-08

New York, Nov. 5.-According to a
decision made to-day by Magistrate
Deuel. in the Yorkville court, students
at educational institutions cannot vote
at the coming election. The case In
which the magistrate rendered the de-
cision was that Of Grin Giddings Cox,
a student in Union Theological semi
nary. Cox lives in Schenectady coun-
ty, this state, and registered as living
in the seminary. He was summoned
to court and the decision made. Cox
promised not to vote and was dis
charged.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-08

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 5:-The Ma
tional Association of Agricultural I'M
PIGMENT and Vehicle Manufacturers
voted to meet next year in Kansas
City. The convention adjourned after
electing these officers: President,
James A. Carr of Richmond, Ind;
chairman executive committee, w. S.
Thomas Of Springfield, o.; other mem
bers of committee, F. E. Meyers Of
Ashland, o., H. C. Staver of Chicago,
w. w. Collier of Detroit; treasurer,
U. G. Orendorff of Canton. H.; secre-
tary, Frank e. Lukens Of Chicago.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-08
Roosevelt Ends Campaign Tour.

Oswego. N. Y, Nov. 5.-Theodore
Roosevelt, Republican candidate for
vice-president, completed at this point
tne of the most remarkable campaigns
ever made by candidate of any party
n the United States. In eight weeks
he visited twenty-four states of the
Union, made 673 speeches. travelled
II, 2O9 miles, visited 567 towns and
cities, and talked to what Is estimated
20 be 100000 persons.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-08

arts of a confidence man in a small
way.
Now that he has reformed, Munro
has no hesitation in declaring that
there is not an honest man who really
needs food begging for money on the
streets OF a great city. His advice to
people who, while kind at heart, OBJ
ject to being victimized, is to refuse
every request for money made by
street or house beggars. When a man
comes to the door and asks for some
thing to eat, Munro thinks he ought
not to be turned away because mo
professional panner will go around
from door to door begging for cold
victuals."
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-08
Almost Every Miner ut Work.

Hazleton, Pa, Nov. 5.-The strike OF
the anthracite miners can be said to
be thing of the past. Nearly every
man who went out was at work today,
and in many mines enough coal was
mined to warrant the starting OF the
breakers. The outbreak at Cranberry
is settled. and at Milnersville, where
it was expected there would be long
fight, an agreement was reached and
the strippings are being worked. 1t
is not likely that President Mitchell
will return to Hazleton.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-08
Clerk to Wed u millionaire.

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. S.-Miss Hor-
tense Well, formerly employed in a
department store here. is to marry
Conrad Schreier, the millionaire brew
er of Sheboygan. II is said the mar
riage is soon to take place. Miss
Well has already given up her posi-
ton and is busy with the preparations
for her wedding. The romance Of
which the wealthy brewer and the
clerk are the central figures had its
beginning at the wedding of the lat
ter's brother. There she met Mr.
schreier and they fell in love.