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sa1.4o to New York City via the North.
Western Line.

Tickets on sale Oct. rs, inclusive.
Also low rates to many other points in
Michigan. Ohio, Illinois, Pennsylvania
New York, Ontario and Indiana. Partic-
ularS 3S2 Robert street.
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THE OFFICIAL ROUTE
To G. A. r. Encampment, Washington,
D, C..

The Chicago Great Western Railway
has been named the Official Route for the
Commander Perry Starkweather. The
special train Of Pullman and Tourist
Sleeping Cars and Free Chair Cars will
1885 D. m. Saturday Oct. 4th. arriving at
Washington, d. c., early Monday morn
ing on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
No change of cars; $3.50 for the round
trip; $500 for berth in Tourist Sleeping
cars through to Washington. For fur
ther information apply to j. N. Storr,
City Ticket Agent, corner Fifth and
Robert streets
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-09-29

Charles Miller. accompanied by his
wife and children, spent yesterday aft
ernoon visiting relatives in the north
ern part Of the city. When they re-
turned home late last night they found
their house, at Smith avenue and An
napolis street, in ashes and all their
furniture destroyed by the flames.
Neighbors cared for the homeless
family.
Before leaving for his visit yester-
day, Miller started a coal fire in the
range. He thought he had shut off all
the hampers, but evidently had not
done so.
Stove is Melted.
During the afternoon the fire in the
stove became SO hot that it melted the
crate and door to the fire pot. The red
hot Goals fell to the floor, setting the
house afire.
The flames had made great headway
before the fire was discovered by one
of Miller's neighbors. The home Is just
inside the city limits and before the
fire department arrived was in ashes.
None of the residents in the vicinity
knew where the Miller family was
visiting, and it was not until late last
night. when they returned home, that
they learned of the fire
"Our loss will exceed $780," said
Mr.. Miller. For years 1 have been try
ing to establish a comfortable home for
my family and hadujust succeeded in
doing so. Now the Sire comes and
takes everything away"
But wouldn't care;'' said one Of the
little children, "only ymy poor pussy
was burned. I don'tfknow where I can
get another cat as smart as Tabby."
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-09-29
Homeseekers, rIckets to the West.

Homeseekers can buy excursion tickets
via the Great Northern railway to points
in Manitoba, Montana, Washington and
the West, at rate Of one fare plus $500
for the round trip on first and third
Tuesdays of July, August. September and
October.
Tickets and information from all rail-
way ticket agents, or F. l. Whitney, G..
P. & 7. A.. st. Paul
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Through sIeepers to Washington, D. c.
on the Pioneer Limited, Famous Train
of the World.

For the comfort and convenience of its
patrons the c. M. & st. P. Ry. will at
tach to its Pioneer Limited on October
4th first class standard sleeping cars,
which will be run through to Washing
ton without change. Berth rate, $500.
Railroad fare $3.50 for the round trip
from st. Paul. Make your reservations
early. Apply at City Ticket Office, 365
Robert ST., or address w. B. Dixon,
Northwestern Passenger Agent, st.
Paul. MINI.
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FIND Home IN ASHES
CHARLES MILLER EAND FAMILY
RETURN FROM VISIT TO SCENE
OF WRECKtAND RUIN
RESULT OF YEARS OF THRIFT
is WIPEDioUT BY FLAMES

Structure is Totally Destroyed, with
all Its Contents, by overheatins of
Slovenian Labors Long to Provide
Rooftree Only to Be Suddenly Rem
dered Homeless.
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She Knew His BATTING.

He--You say circumstances over which
you have no control prevent your accept
ing any offer of marriage. What are those
circumstances?
She--Y Yours.-New York journal
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FINISH FIRST LOCK
GOVERNMENT ENGINEERS ARE
GRADUALLY CoNQUERlNG
MIGHTY MISSISSIPPI
HARDNESS OF STEEL TRUST
CAUSES PRoTRAcTED DELAYS

Mammoth Steamboat Elevator Stands
q, Complete on ST. Paul Side and
Double SIuice on Opposite Bank Is
Nearly CompIete-Years of Labor
Remain in Harvesting Father of
Matters.
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Round-TrIp Homeseekers' Excursion to
the West

The Great Northern Railway sells
homeseekers tickets to Manitoba, Mon
tana, Washington and all points in the
West, on first and third Tuesdays of
July, August, September and October, at
the rate of one fare plus $500 for the
round trip.
Information from all ticket agents, or
F. I. Whitney, G. P. & 4. A. st. Paul.
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special Notice to c. A. r.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Ry. has been selected by the Commander
in-Chief to carry the official party to the
Washington Encampment in October.
Train will leave Minneapolis at p. M,
and st. Paul at 7:36 2. N. Saturday even
ing, Oct. 4th, reaching Washington via
the Pennsylvania Line 300 Monday morn
ing.
The rate from the Twin Cities to Wash
ington and return via this most attractive
route will be $23 go. Comrades and 9TH
ers wishing full particulars. will please
communicate with w. B. Dixon, North
western Passenger Agent, st. Paul. MINI.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-09-29
Red Raven Reasons.

The use of Red Raven Splits as an
aperient obviates the use of drugs and
pills. Now that is reason for you to
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-09-29
RAILROAD NOTICES,
Homeseekers' Excursions.

Great Northern Railway sells home
seekers tickets. st. Paul or Minneapolis
to all points West including Montana
and Washington, on the first and third
Tuesdays Of July. August, September and
October, 1902, at rate Of one fare plus s2.0C
for the rourd trip.
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igton, D. c., Without Change via

Washington, D. c., Without Change via
Burlington Route.
On Saturday, Oct. 4th, through sleepers
will be run in connection with the vesti-
bule Limited train, leaving st. Paul at
S:25 p. M, and arriving at Washington
Monday at 1:15 p. m.
Fare for the round trip, S2390.
Enquire at City Ticket Office, 400 Rob-
ert Street (Hotel Ryan,.
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Grand Army Encampment, Washington,
D. C.

The Wisconsin Central Railway will
run special trains, with Pullman Tourist
and Standard Sleepers, through TO Wash
ington without change. Tickets on sale
Oct. 2 to 5. For particulars call or ad-
dress V. c. Russell, Agent, 230 Nicollet
avenue Minneapolis: Herman Brown,
Agent, 373 Robert street, st. Paul.
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Low Rates to
New York and Return.

via Chicago Great Western Railway.
Tickets on sale October 2, 3. 4 and 5th.
Good to return Oct. IA. For particu-
lars inquire of j. N. Storr, City Tkt. Agt.,
corner Fifth and Robert streets, st. Paul.
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Boston and return, Oct. 6 to 10, re-

Ohio Indiana, Western Pennsylvania and
Western New York.
Dates of SALE Oct. O. 8, 4, 5. Return
limit, Nov. 3rd.
commodations, etc., write tC
w. B. DIXON,
Northwestern Passenger Agent, ST. Paul.
City Ticket Office. 365 Robert street.
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Special Excursion Rates Via Wisconsin
Central Railway.

Washington, D. c., and return,
through car service ............. % 20
Buffalo and return ......... %. so
Pittsburg and return .............. ~. w
Cincinnati-Louisville and return. -. 19 SO
Detroit and return .............. 17.76
Similar low rates to nearly all points in
Indiana, Ohio, Western New York and
Western Pennsylvania. Tickets on sale
October End, 3rd, 4th and 9Th; return limit
November Srd.
Boston and return-On sale Oct. 9Th to
10th; return limit Nov. 18TH $1,000.
For full particulars call on or address
HERMAN BROWN,
CITY Ticket Agent.
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rhrounh Cars to caIlforr

Every Tuesday and Saturday via the
North Western Line. Particulars 3S2
Robert Street
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-09-29

Maj. D. W. Lockwood, and now for a
year Maj. R. I. Hoxie has been in
charge. Mai. HoXies right hand man
is Capt. A. o. Powell, who has a house
in Merriam Park, but lives down on
the stone piers and about the pump
houses and in the sluice wells at the
river works. Even when he goes home
for a few hours sleep Capt. Powell ex-
poets to be called up by telephone and
cheered with news that the river bot
tom within the cofferdam on the Min
neapolis side has sprung a fresh leak.
This is what it means to be a govern
ment engineer. ~
Work Still Unfinished.
And what is doing up the river?
What have the engineers to show for
the time and money spent? At first
sight the visitor is disappointed for
he sees the Mississippi still flowing in
it's ancent bed instead of pouring over
the expected dam. But closer inspec-
ton shows that the bulk of the work
has already been done, in building the
great steamboat lock that stands COM
plete on the st. Paul side and the dou-
BILE sluice now nearly complete on the
other bank of the river
Between the outer walls of the lock
is space of 521 feet. Here, during the
summer of 1903, the dam will be con-
structed 1t will be ninety-two feet in
breadth and of sufficient elevation to
raise the water thirteen feet above it's
| present level.
The dam will be simple in method.
The only difficult feature in its con-
struction is the wall Of concrete reach
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SPECIAL RATES VIA 1.-THE MILWAu-
kEE RQAl:W
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chicago and return, Oct / and q. sls 50
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
FOR RENT.

1854 Granville place; I rooms; bath. gas. fur.
mace; rent $3.50.
FLATS.
4ilGA Mcpherson ave: . rooms: ttIe-hoor bath
room; modern plumbing. combination fixtures;
separate cellars ard laundries; gas range; rent
$50.
Westminster. corner Walton. new s and Z room
Hats. hardwood floors, fixtures, gas CRATES and
logs and ranges: modern bathrooms; just being
completed: s4Z. and 3i5.
+I5s-A McPhersOn- 6 rooms: steam heat; modern
plumbing. gas range, etc. like above: vacant
January &: SO.
4055A Evans. 6 rooms: bath. gas fixtures. sep
ara.e cellars and laundries: rent 81 80.
ifi Fans. 5-r0oTn lower fat; furnace. enana-
eled iron tub. SaS fixtures. etc: rent S2S.
F. A. BANISTER. COS Fullerton building.
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NET PER CENT.
RIG BARGAIN On page AIEHIIE,

3-ia Page ayenup, h+tusrn Spring AZ. Prairie
avenues. Z 2-sto-y Uu'-n Am" mrI.. :"S:t"nc".
containing . rooms. reception Eai. bathroom.
furnace aud all cbnvrn.eucss. EIs fixtures e
cluicd: lot 3oxIi3 feet; rent 80 a month. Price
CHAS. 7. OGEL.
81 lhrs.lIt 81.
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rust Co.,
EIGHTH AND LOCUST SITS.
Carthage Stone Flat.

$500 will buy SID Page ave: two fats Of s
and : rooms: furnaces. gas fixtures. etc: lot 2lx
20; rent $3.50 a year. this building could not be
;-placed to-day for 800: look at this. then
j. Il. LEVI & CO, si Chestnut st.
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TERRY & SONS,
JOS. P, WH,UE
REAL ESTATE CO.,
SOsk CHESTNUT ST,
sOsh CHESTNUT ST.


Bruno and Beliview aves.. Benton Station.
8 rooms. reception hall. kitchen and
pantry. good cistern on prenlises........:S5 . 90
El3 O'F";I0n St. 6 i. 90
FLiTS.
s555 Olive St. Groom nat. second floor 800. 300
floor: gas fixtures. screens...-....... en-
l4cs Montro-e ave-. , rooms. list foor.-.-... Il. o.
1903 s. Seventh st. ! looms. second floor. 100
OFFICES AND STORES.
ia y. Fourth st. room 1. second door, TO- ~
125 ;. Compton ave. store. -. ~
III s Broadway. 11.A
lrl :: Seventh St. store and Z rooms...-.-.. 10. 50
alS-:b Chestnut St, large store, 2 soors and
basement -.
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CABiNNE PLACE. 500.

lot sHH1"a Ttrr"-tr-r fame dwelling.
Double house - = -ny1s. IN m~de-n i'm
In pe'f"ct ~reIai:. l. c.tioa ealal 10 any
IN CsharEe.
Price III. Sln
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LOVE g. SONS,

13s1 Burd. ST. -...... 2s
3OiG-!s Lucas. hotel..I.D
1913 Theod1sia. 4r -. g
5s42 Clemens. A. 800. ~
5i5T Won Versen, sr.. s.
5Sil Gates. sr ........ -
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AVE-, 81:

\ modern Il--oom gray brick residence.
with turEa.e AID granite d cellar. Lot ok
rs
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Lucas AVE.. :sO31.

4 large Is-room brick residence. with fur
mace. bath and gas: 2-=iory brick stable
Lot *~5NisI.S.
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FOUNTAIN AVE-. 1851.

4 vcry desirable h 1me: nine room: and re
c-rr.on hail; hardwood nm sh: furnace. Lot
Trir. G.5OO
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CiBANNE AVE. 1850.
5000

= s;,rv brick rosi1.rcr 4 - rooms anc
r. 'Gt!rn IAN. "A II. { r.rce. i.1Tdwoo.
90 .T. srriCtiv r-fsrn =rd up q date. L.
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CABANNE PLACE. $3.50.

Eleven room hr!.k resfG=.ca. ~arlwG I'm
ish: m-deIa and ~ t. date In every re-
Rent 9t;0
Price 10000
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Two-stn-y iri K build ne arranged ae fou- {
and ; room fits. with bah l-I. i-S. gs
.tc. Lot a0xiJt.
Ranf ~.
Iii. q A.A
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COOK AVE-. 4OR6.

Tvo-story bri@k house. 9 rooms: every con-
veniencr. Well built and nicely finished
throughout. Lot z5Xif5.
Price q 0hA
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GOOD INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

$3.50 will buy NJ. $500 Olive -. 10 rooms. bath
and furnace. lot 3jNi,S. rents for 500 per wear.
HOLBROOk-BLA,.kM fLnEIi REAL. ESTATE
TRUST co.
I7 y Seventh ST
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COOK AVE-, 1918

Two-story brick house. 9 rooms and re-
cnpticn hail. Furusce and all conveniences
Let JSxiE.
Price
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
HENRY HIEMENZ
REALTY CO., GA CHESTNUT ST.

piece Of new property. with ali latest CONVEX
fences and finish, in a most desirable neighbJr-
hood: rents for s., so and never vacant; l5t lv0x
$50: 81 .0Iy.
35e -6c-62s4 THOMAS ST, southeast corner
Webster ave. 3-story. strictly modern. up-ty-iat-
sione-ironts: 300 Is for one family; 1856 and .Uo.
and 3us4 are for two families in fiat OF 4 and :
rooms each: at rear Of lot 1872 Wei ster ave. is
d C-Iocm and attic frame dwelling. with bath
and modern conventences. lot .5xlls: rent 81 .,
always rented To- good tenants. owner, In 300.
Will show the premises: terms 10 suit; SIS, 0g;
2Oi1 TO lo31 s. NINTH ST. four --siory and
mansard brick double dwellings. arranged IN
fats. all In good order; always rented, bringing
3i.ss per year. the heirs of this property wan, 10
sell and parties can examine ii Dy seeing ;he
tenant In 2ts3. We can arrange for easy terms
and sci! at a price that will make it a good IN
vestaent.
1852 an lAa s. COMPTON AVE. a double two
story brick dwelling. arranged in four fats II
three rooms each. with gas, water and sever
CONNECTIONS, lot i0xl2Z: renting for sS2s per year;
good nfiglll0rheod: AWAY rented: only 49,.
1906 81. opposite Tower Grove Park
q substantial eight-rooin clearinghouse. with
bath. furnace. nice nantes, pantry. large 81 s
cts. cemented cellar. wired for electricity, gas
pipes. attractive lawns; lot 40xi25. Owner IS
about TO leave the city and instTucts us to sell
We are asking $3.50 for It. but any reasonable
offer will be considered.
1893 s. AVE. twO-story brick:
store and three rooms first floor; four rooms on
second floor: iw0-stCry brick stable for three
horses; rent $3.50: lot GxI2z: price Sc. go
HENR HIEMENZ REALTY co.
GA Chestnut st.
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ST. 90.

Thren-stOry fran g residence of II rooms.
rs'Crti u hr'i. 'I.r'ri- TX w $ screens and
all modern Improvements. Lot 3t1x!5o.
Is-t z ~
t.ice $4,000
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
20 PER Cent NET INVESTMENT.

can onCr u christmas bargain If taken al
once; s2Vgj required. For particulars see
W. ]. HAMILTON.
lNJ Chestnut ST.
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L AVE.. $3.50.

\ beautiful buff brick residence. with .
rooms. reception hall. hardwood f1ish; fur
mace. bath. etc Lot SxlJ..
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BAYARD AVE-, S4S.

Lot 30xI7e. Two-storv brick house. 6 rooms
and reception hall. bath ami furnace.
Frame stable in rear. S'rest and sewer
made.
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AVE.. SO

Nine room ard lIrg. c-ytfon hall. red
brick. square moicr1. Hpf-wa.cr heating
ersttn. Lot -SN2.G.
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BRAND.NEW. WELL-BVILT,
FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT.
Rent. $50: Price Only $4,000.

No. 1873 Castleman ave. a rev two-story b-ick
dwelling OF two modern fats of four a q fix"
rooms: "a in a nice lJcsti1n. opposite Shar's
Garden: can make easv ems.
APPLE d H~ENMELMANN Z. r. %
6S Cnc.rnnt II.
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Thres-s-C1y brick house. 10 roors and re-
cepsi.n :a.I. SO id ak finish. ire laundry.
cellar. gas. eiectri, light. ccl4-siorage. wine
cellar. porch. hath n cellar. Fine stable:
stree: and alley maze. IDEAL residence. Lot
S=xlo.
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EiEht-r~om brick residence with reception
hail. From; Rank furnace. HARDWOOD floors
ana f.:Sh. Let b ix!f.-
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AVE-, 5O65.

"ne-stc:y i-Toor1 h-icK cp-tarc: va:er i;
I'D :f"sr. stf'et AMI ally pa.ei. Lc
zZai.s-
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Tvo--r1Ty Lri'k residence If seven rooms:
gag, hatG. rr:sh,d laundry and all IL
Irn,eIE,nts. Lit ks.
Pro :.1pb
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Tv. story d-'ac 81 L-ink -e=fEe7ce @. :
..J..S ard 10 eTtiJr HI. AL mof.rn con
" !'U""-- .rErr"y. n---: all raad-: bath
Hni !u'na . Lot --Zfn
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4 IN ( .ig-nt yrsiG'n--. ia i N and u
I. !Iatr. II rooms ard r c~p ion all; ston.
all around. hgf-rat!r h,a 4: 2 yS.em, hard
we'd floors and finish. , elegant baths.
very fire house. built h. rwner. who nov
finds house too large. LIT t5x1i2.
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ST, 44S.

A S-st0Ty i1-rocrn BRICK with finished rooEas
In attic. Has all moierh cOnveriences.
stable. LIT yG4lsi-
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COOK AVE. lSRR-

Lot 2Sxf1. A Groom brick h,u =. recep
ton hall. bath. closet. furnace. laundry
Pie Pr, Am,
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511& Vernon. Tor ..--..sf5
1852 EastSn. store -. y
S553 Vista, 5r 1870. 2
2ls Adelaide. br ...-- p
4G45A Shenandoah,
rooms ..-.......-E.O
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Fol NTAIN AVE-, 1929.

TER ~e-@tory S-To0m buzz hr!c'< residence.
Hy.-s:r furnace: hot an! rold water; in
FIRST class c ndi-on. LO: BIKE.
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Fol NT!IN AVE-. 1876.

TEo-stT:y Tough ston 70 contain
Ing r!.s 70 IT'S. -ih. h I an; cold wac,
IL shsh !auE5 :. -. v!c light AID gas. hot
aIr furnace t't 5SNi5Z
Price .e.ttDO
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a modern ed s;ock -hrick r.-.dc-,c Z AL u
j" r" r.. nm" - i:II av-. 2
substantial ~ story I..m- aHia. To. .,
xI3j.
Price I'M
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COOK AVE, 4n6S.
COOK AVE-. 41:sS.

E.eht-room s;cne-:rort h0Is-. wi,h ali m j
ern improvements Lot e.x!G,.
Price an
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FiNNEY AVE, 42rJ.

Two r loon trcx re-i1ence. gas
fata. ts-.aCr. "tc.. I'd s-al'- for
EDrs"s- 'aTriaCe-hOgse and servants rooms
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FDJ \ AVE-. 1861.

! a-rp'n brick re-id- nee with reception
hall furnace. har-. fr+ule stable and c =
risga-hoCs-. Lot 3 x3G.
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HOWARD GAMBRILL & CO.,

SIS CHESTNUT ST.
DWELLINGS
$50 Vernon ave. ~ rooms: m1dern--...... S5. ~
6.ls vernon ave. 10 rooms. 800
425lA St. Ferdinand ave. 5 rooms. bath. I7.g
FLATS
3lJt. Clifton place. 1 rooms. bath ..-........ l5.W
u y, BOYLE ave, 3 rooms I'.6y
l25 Elm st. 2 rooms. ist or "a ho1r........ 500
STORES AND WAREHOUSES;.
l2i6 Washington ave. fine large store. suit
able for any line OF business. -.
y. W. cor. Broadway and Biddie st, en-
tie building. Tor factory or hall. 700
lol Morgan. large $3.50
I"E Pine ST.. good loo
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AGENTS. RENT LISTS.
C0RNE:T & zE|b|G,
III n. SEVENTH ST.

ROOMS.
rrn-Ir7e y. Eighth st, "A fianr............ 1900
irl Wa.h ngfrr pll,c rooms, C,C........ l.. ~
- tI.u,,au ave. 3 rooms, % t!onr......... 500
ftIi y Ninth 81. . rooms, I'd floor ......... SOD
n. ,hestrG- ST.. : large room. i;h floor. 5.W
l.p y ..!nth t. rooms. Ist iIoor. rear, 500
s., Franklin axe. . rooms. d floor. middle. a,
IL Chestnut 81. back room. ith floor. 400
STORES
9@--2i Y B-nadwav. 1-stcry and basement
building: possession January !. 1906; per
month -. cpn. 90
~ y seventh st. 90. %
agiararuE .... 90
s,c.: rossesslon No,emb.r I. Isos'i'o,. 75.ea
ami stoie -. -. 20
@ob Wash st. store -. %
,'si. Pine 81. rooms .uS-g De Soto bldg. y. %
. Car ST. store - -
~ chestnut -. store OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ID. ~
Clark ave. store. lSr I"o-....--......... Is ~
u nor 800
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COOK AVE.. 4:s15-I5.

Mrdern two-sto-v bri K n use. n'an -corr'
AID every convenience: nee home. Lot
4oNl4:.
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CHOICE west END PROPERTY
FOR SALE,
CABANNE PLACE. 5SiG.

Modern rcd brok TO id.-Se. cortainin- /
rooms. bath ard al ma.srn tOIs'aieac.
Ep;-Uater heat a-I LaJi stable aad car.
riaGe-hguso. l. : IL ks.
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COOK AVE-, o .

"~t.-sto-y brick residence II 9 rooms wit
every convenience. Lot 81 .sIf57.
1FlEe 10
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AVE. 1868.

Lot 31x,55. A beautiful c-sto-y, light HI
r"use. containing ? rooms ami fms
basement. bath. q SET. furnace. hot
cold water and every modem c1rve-e =,
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Gates AVE-. 1903.

Lot Jo1ls5. Modern In-room buzz br
denc-. All modern convenience.
Price
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FIlSEY AVE. J2.:.
FOINTiIS AVE-. 4S22.

T"D-st"ry b:ick res!deG"e II : rooms: a
n ;:---..ass condition Lot -.xii5.
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CHESTNUT ST. 354..
COON AVE-. lOiS.

Two-story sto-e-tront resil. nee Of 70 room ;
al convenieaCcs. lot SIX -.
prirn -f,n
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AVE. 1856.

4 tvo-s'ory six-rrom frame residence: oitv
water: sever. .t.-r maze. Ii .1n::-S-
TT!a. Loo
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DEIMiR AYE. $500.
DELNAR AVE, .S.l.

ThTee-stG-y brick residence RI about ]
rooms: 2 hates tU Il &c an! ali C0nven
jsnces. Let -@Xli5. Make Ofe-.
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AVE. -
BNRTMER AVE. 1871.

E'ght-ro II anne wa'Ii 2. ha.r. enc
~."!.sr; I'll r. Il. d" COS. Lot xl
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CARASyE PLACE. sS,r-

First floor contains recepti1 n hail 3axi2
parlGr, sitting 70 m. di~iua-rco ON. smoking
ro0m. servant dining room aid bJ'i@r's pan
ty and kit.h n. Finish in material cypress
AMI ash. HARDWOOD fo2rs. Ten bedrooms
AMI linen and cther storage ro- = Frame,
shirCie roof: two Home Comfort furnaces;
stable end carriaEa-nOuse. Filter, whole
house. Lot ei5x2s S. A magnificent home
Price II GOD