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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-06
Furnished Woo WI
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

~ pGy a four.room cottage. with bath and all
conIeniehces, with from Is to 40 feet OF ground:
must pc close to car lines: either northwest, west
Republic.
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WANTED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
FARMS Toy RENT.
Illinois Stock Farm For Rent.

Bond County farm. near FOcahortas, OF 500
acres, about IS miles from city. on Nandalia
Railway: about 800 acres under cultivation: bai-
ance In pasture and woodland: under good wire
fence. a number Of good springs on place: easy
terms TO a good tenant. Apply TO
GREER-ANDERSDN REALTY co.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
FOR

CLARK Ave. G2j-Fine seven-room house:
modem ihIoaShnut; lot 50 feet front; $50. r. q.
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REAL estate WANTED.

NANTEDITo buy five or six room house,
about $1,000: state location and price. Address C.
T. Kinds. $3.50 Cottage ave.
WE have buyers for several houses, to cost
from $3.50 to s., 500: we will allow full commits
sion to real estate agents submitting lists. The
Mutual Home Company, Chemical bldg.
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Cd nA|E::'T I & zE|bIG
III N. SEVENTH ST.

DWELLINGS.
6S Vandeventer pi. . rooms. all mod
ern convenience: stnble..............s25 .oo
$50
2D0a Chestnut St. S rooms, bath. etc......... $50
rs walnut st, : rooms .................. go
repair 1890
FURNISHED OUSE
Lindcl boulevard. 10 rooms. bath and every
modern convenience ................... 1l0.00
SUBURBAN.
Fc~rguson-Six-rcom fame and large lot Of
EEOuIfl -O.vJ
FLATS.
SIZE Morgan st. . rooms; hath. furnace.
screens. gas $50
ROOMS.
800 V. Ninth st, ; rooms; I'd fioor........ 800
iI5-I Geyer ave, 4 rooms: ID foor....... 100
S25 y. High St, 3 rooms: LIST hoor...-...... $40
2TiI7 Center st. 8 rooms: I'd foor.......... $50
lilo Market 81, 9 rooms, Sd floor. cast side 500
2Ius y. Jefferson. 3 rooms: LIST foor........-. 100
1905 n. High. 2 rooms: rear: I'd ioor....-. 500
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HORTON PLACE

Choice residence lots. s5 and $50 per foot: city
water. sewer and ls-foot alleys: no high city
taxes: no special taxes; only 8 blocks from
Worlds Fair; Suburban car Clayton division)
passes the ground; Sc fare to Fourth St; cal
or write for plat.
McKEE-HARTNAGLE R. E. Co.
liza Chestnut ST.
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ti' Of hall .ouns 500
no Market st. 2 east attic rooms...... 5.U
1905 \. High 81. . rooms. LIST hoor. rear. 500
.S Chest1ut st. i large room: am foor.... 500
I32s y Ninth 81 . rooms: 3d floor $50
ri Chestnut st 9Th floor: hack room....... 400
STOREs.
81 rear par, Of store. 5000
and Il roons above on -" 2co.s
= ana SI' 10 IONS aep5s ai'a Ass a'es SUI $50
2) y. Eleventh st. store. etc.-.---.--.. eoys
sS Ciestnut 81 $40
aII Chestnut ST. 300
6 cor. Seventh and Nul,anphy 1870
pa Clark ave s.ora Is 90
SIS Market st. store or warehouse in rear. 1000
OFFICES.
De Soto building. nice Offices. heat. light.
elevator and Janitor service; SO per
month "'-
oi''e Locust stsin 1870
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TO L FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
BROADWAY. 2COz N.-store and ave rooms;
extra good stand. Key next door. 20j n. Broad
way.
Ass Ave, ads-ThTee-si5Ty ,]64iidiagi si5Is
i first ngoT, rooms second moor; hall mind fiou;.
Aaam Weber. 2,il Franklin.
CHEAP-Thc plac~ for Worlds Fair hotel or
l9dgins-house beautiful corner: ten minutes iEoil
Words Fair grounds. Apply iiGi Audubon ave.
DESK room in nice Office building: good ven;l-
I iation. light. ianiiur service. etc. Tr'~OEd' BE.
ST. div So. room Jas. Burlinston tullGinE.
DESK room in desirable downtown Office build:
i in-. With or witruIt service OF -l..u-TdpArF anu
| telephone. rent very reasonable. \ -, Republic,
EAsToN Ave. lsilA-Fine store. near Cora
place: good Tor any business. SO
! EAST GRAND Ave. eolS-sorr: rent 81. good
\ location for any KIND Z business.
EIGHTH 81. 100 s-CSentlal location for mani
apN.5 feet. ars' moor; second floor. seven rooms;
cn-horse-rowri motor may be used; rent moder-
ate. Arpiy N premises. II. Marquardt.
FIFTEENTH St Ios. no 1.-TWO stores; nice
FRANKLIN Ave" 512,,store,. Just west Of Tho
Boston: elevator: fine light. Inquire 400 Security
b~1liding. Klein & Tiffany. trustees.
Just a few left of those nice, small stores on
Jefferson and Lafayette aves. See them to-day.
APPLE < HEMMELMANX; = r E; CO:
THAT splendid store on the cogne Iensrson
looking at: excellent location. reasonable rent to
S''1 HiFLE & HEMMELMANE R. E. CO..
o.
coon pe~ntng-Furnitare and Undertaking
bushes, suburban town. good country trade II
LS' hepu'H--
HALF OF sample room. Nc. SEA Columbia
Thea;er building.
LACLEpE Ave-. cazy-LarEe s,ore in live dis
tr $50 S T.' !, Il MaT S!issas h Store: 50.
~ = tHa"qiTE 4r. Ss.f' -n,-.,,. G..
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WEST Pine BOULEVARD.

Corner OF Clayton and Hawk ayes. through
Sarpy ave: lot Nxle4; cheapest property in II
end OF town: every foot can be used
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MANUFACTURERS, ATTENTION!
Than You Can Build,

I can sell you a residence. fat or business
property. situated In all parts of the city much
cheaper than you can build. The Increase in cost
Of building materia! and labor makes It an easy
matter TO convince you OF that fact. Come in
cHxs. F. voGEL. 60 Chestnut st.
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RiILWiY, SWITCH AID WAREHOUSE PRoPER1

Southwest corner Missouri Pacific Railway ans
Theresa ave: S. 800 square feet of ground; 10
feet front on railroad: this can be bought at 8
coRNT & ZEIBIG. III n. Seventh, st.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-03-31
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
The ISLANDS.

More deaths from cholera occurred
In Manila.
Judge Wright, acting civil governor
of the Philippines, in personal letter
said Americans have wrong idea of
affairs in the islands. All but a small
part of the archipelago is now pacified.
Major Waller admitted ordering II
Filipino rebels shot and declared that
he was not out of his mind at the time.
The FiIipinos were executed because
they refused food to starving soldiers.
The Cuban republic is to be inaug-
urated May 20 This date was Sc
1ected at conference between Presi-
dent Roosevelt and President-eiect
Palma. The latter was a guest of
honor at a white house dinner.
Trials arising out of the embezzle-
ment of Cuban postal funds resulted
In sentences as follows: G. F. W.
Neeley, ten years Imprisonment and
$50, 701 fine; w. H. Reeves, ten years
imprisonment and $35,516 fine; E. G.
Rathbone, ten years Imprisonment
aud $35,324 fine
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ROADS ARE ENJoINED.
Missouri Judge Issues Order Against
Eiqht Companies.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 26.-Judge
John F. Phillips. in the United States
district court here yesterday, issued a
temporary restraining order against
eight Chicago-Kansas City and Kansas
City-St Louis railroads. on the appli-
cation of Judge @W A. Day, counsel
for the interstate commerce commits
sion, who asked that the roads be en-.
joined from deviating from published
schedules. 1t was mutually agreed by
Judge Day and counsel for the rail
roads that If the arrangement could b.
made that Kansas City and Chicago
cases should be argued jointly at Chi
cago on June % at the time the SINH
lar case in that city is to come up
This was agreed to by Judge Phillips.
The restraining order issued by Judge
Phillips is practically the same as that
issued in Chicago by Judge Grosscup.
The following-named roads are af-
fected by Judge Phillips order: Chi
cago & Alton, Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul, Chicago Great Western. At
Gibson, Topeka & Santa Fe, Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy, Missouri Pacific,
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific and the
Wabash.
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La Fargo, Wis.-Wm. L. Payne OF
this place has written rather startling
letter to the papers. He says:
Il was in great pain across my back
for four weeks, and was taking medi-
cine from a doctor all the time, but il
did not do me any good.
Il bought box of Dodd's Kidney
Pills, and had not taken more than four
or five doses before noticed that they
were doing me good.
"They helped me right along, and !
kept on using them till l had used four
boxes, when the pain left me altogeth-
er. One box of Dodd's Kidney Pills
has done me more good than five dol
lars worth of doctors medicine.
"This remedy has certainly worked
wonders in my case, and feel it my
DUTY to give it the credit due"
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-03-31
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.

Washington, March 19-During the
entire session of the senate the bill
providing for the protection of the
president was under consideration
Mr.. SpoOner rep, Wis., addressed
the senate at length in support of the
measure, dealing especially with the
legal and constitutional questions in
volved. The house bill for the re-
lief of F. E. Coyne, postmaster of Chi
the measure is to relieve Postmaster
Coyne from the loss of $74,61O. the
value of stamps stolen by burglars
October 10, 1901. Mr.. Morgan (dem.,
Ala), of the committee on isthmian
canals, presented the majority and
minority reports on the validity of the
title of the new Panama Canal COM
pany and it's right to transfer the
canal property to the United States.
The objections of the majority to the
title held by that company are based
largely on the relations of the canal
company to the governments of France
and Colombia, but the committee also
discusses at length many other phases
Of the question. Among those is the
relation Of the shareholders who sub
scribed $260,000,000 to the old Pana-
ma company, whose interests, the re-
port holds, cannot be lightly disre-
garded. The majority alleges that
the report of the isthmian canal com
mission reveals the fact that the
men who make the offer are chief
among those who defrauded the six
or eight hundred thousand Frenchmen
Of $3.50, zoe, 000" The minority re-
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Washington, March 24.-COnsidera-
ton was begun by the senate of what
is popularity known as the oleomar-
garine bill The measure places tax
of 10 cents a pound on oleomargarine
colored in imitation of butter and re
duces the present tax of 2 cents per
pound on oleomargarine to one quarter
of a cent per pound in it's uncolored
form. Senator Proctor of Vermont,
chairman of the committee on agri-
culture, made the opening statement
in support of the measure. He con-
Guided with the observation that the
pending bill was "a measure to protect
an honest product against fraud"
Mr.. Boreing of Kentucky interjected
an attack on the Goebel election law
into the discussion of the Moss-Rhea
contested election case from the third
Kentucky district, which again occu-
pied the attention of the house,
but Mr.. Rhea declined debate on the
issue not directly involved in the case.
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Washington, March Through
out the session the senate bill pro-
viding for the protection of the
president Of the United States was
under discussion.
The house made slow progress on
the river and harbor bill The army
appropriation bill was reported 1t
carries $90,905,946 as against $115,-
734 ,049 last year,
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made to protect the interests of the
two nations in the east.
The viceroy at Canton is said to
have received kilograms from Lung
Chin on the AMMAN border alleging
that the whole of Marshal Su's troops
have deserted and joined the rebels.
If this be true, it adds to the revolu-
tionists 10000 armed and drilled
troops, capable of defeating any force
IT, imperialists can raise.
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Washington, March 21.-Two i'm
portant measures passed the senate
the bill for the repeal of war revenue
taxes and that for the protection OF
the president of the United States
The revenue bill was passed without
division The bill for the protection
of the president provides that any
person who shall wilfully kill the
president or any other officer on
whom the duties of president may
devolve, or any sovereign of foreign
country or shall attempt to kill any
of the persons named, shall suffer
the death penalty; that any person
who shall counsel the killing of any
of the persons named or shall con
spire to accomplish their death shall
be imprisoned not exceeding twenty
years.
The house passed the river and
harbor bill. Although several minor
amendments were adopted not a
single dollar was added to the meas
ure. AS passed, it carries exactly
what it did when it came from the
committee $6O,68S ,267.
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FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
Lord Francis Hope was granted a
divorce from May Yohe, actress.
Oxford won five of the nine events
III the annual dual meet with Cam
bridge.
Cecil Rhodes, who is Ill from heart
disease at Cape Town, is much
weaker.
A London court granted divorces
to Baroness Rodney and Captain
Kingscote.
Belgian liberals and socialists held
a big parade in the interest of uni
versal suffrage.
A London paper predicted civil war
in Ireland as a result of the United
Irish league agitation.
The king of Siam will make a pro
longed tour this summer Of Europe,
North America and Japan.
Santos-Dumont arrived in London
with an airship, which he will use
during the coronation festivities.
The French chamber of deputies
adopted amnesties for many offenders,
Prominent boer officials held con-
ference with Gen Kitchener at
Pretoria, and rumors of peace are
rife.
Santos Dumont plans an aerial
racetrack fifteen miles in circum-
ference as feature Of the st. Louis
fair.
Irish nationalists in the house OF
commons resent the suspension of
John Dillon and threaten to make
trouble.
Negroes of the Danish West Indies
favor the sale of the islands to the
United States, hoping to get the
franchise.
The Colombian government closed
the cable at Panama to foreign mes
sages The United States may guard
the lines.
Prince Yarkoff was arrested in
Warsaw on the charge of being i'm
plicated in the Russian revolutionary
movement.
A son of w T. Stead, in an article
in a London paper, asserted that the
Hawaiians regret their annexation to
the United States.
Tobacco dealers in London and
other British cities voted against
boycotting the American Tobacco
company's goods.
Germany will send commission to
the United States to study cotton
growing, and experiments will then
be tried in east Africa.
Venezuelan insurgents besieged the
seaports of Carupano and Barcelona.
President Castro is cut off from cons.
munication with his generals.
The storm blockade on the Mani
toba branch railways has been raised,
A L. Davis of Boston was frozen to
death at Winnipeg in the recent
storm.
William Redmond. nationalist mem
Der of parliament, declared in a
speech in Chicago that if the Irish
cannot win home rule they will de-
stroy parliament.
The British cabinet at it's meeting
last week is supposed to have
authorized the passage of boer
leaders through British lines for pur-
pose of peace conference.
The French chamber of deputies
adopted a measure granting amnesty
to imprisoned strikers and several
other classes of offenders, and then
annulled its action.
That an ocean liner has been
wrecked on the coast of Nova Scotia
during this week seems certain
There is still no news OF the
Huronian, and it may be that she has
met disaster.
Emperor William has issued an or
der designating the Slaby-Arco >sys-
tenn Of wireless telegraphy for ex-
elusive use in the German navy and
between the coast signal stations. It.
will probably be used by the German
merchant marine also, and the design
is to bar out Marconi.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-03-31

The President-"Does your parrot
talk loud?"
The Man from Rhode Island (mod-
ly)-'Loud, sir! Why, you can hear
him all over the state! Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
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port completely upholds the title OF
the new Panama company.
The house made fair progress with
the river and harbor bill. Chairman
Payne introduced a bill for reciprocal
trade relations with Cuba in line with
the action of the majority C. the con-
fe-ence Tuesday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-03-31
In THE ORIENT.

Russia is sending large bodies OF
Cossacks to the far east.
The Paris Temps, the organ of the
government, in explaining the
Franco-Russian alliance said it was
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-03-31
WHERE DOCTORS FAIL
To Cure WOman's Ills, Lydia Z
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Succeeds. Mrs. Paulin
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-03-31

for cattle and grain, ow railway rates, and every
possib comfort This is the condition of the
farmer in Western Canada, Province of Manitoba
and districts of Assiniboia, Saskatchewan and
Alberta. Thousands of Americans are now settled
there Reduced rates on all railways for home
seekers and settlers New districts are being
opened up thi year. The new 40-pa Atlas of
WesternCanada sent free to all applicants. Apply to
F. Pedley, Supt. of Immigration, Ottawa. Can. or
to 7. o. Currie, New Insurance Building Mil
wankee, Wis, Agent for Government OF Canada
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JUST THlNKOFIT

Every farmer his own
landlord, no mourn
brances, his bank account
Increasing year by year,
land value increasing,
STOCK increasing, splen-
did eli N a tie, excellent
schools and churches,
low TAXATION hinh ,,r;nnn
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John A. SMITH.
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