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The evening world., 1902-09-25
MISS CLARISSA KERRY and Her Mar
vellOuS Growth Of Hair.

brated physician chemist at the head of the
great Altenhelm Medical Dispensary has
Just made the startling announcement that
he has produced n compound that grows
hair on any bald head. The doctor makes
the claim that after experiments, taking
years to complete. he has Mt last reached
the goal of his ambition. To the doctor all
heads are alike. There are none which
cannot be cured by this remarkable rem
edy. The record OF the cures already made
II truly marvellous, and we're II not for the
high standing of the great physician and
the convincing testimony of thousands OF
citizens all over the country IL would seem
too miraculous to be true.
There can be no doubt of the doctors
earnestness in making his claims nor can
his cures be disputed. He does not ask
any man. woman or child TO take his or any
one else's word for II, but he stands ready
and willing to send free trial packages OF
this great hair restorative to any one who
whites to him for 1t. inclosing a 2-ccnt
stamp to prepay postage. In n single might
II has started hair to growing on heads
bald for years. II has stopped falling hair
in one hour. II never fails. no matter
what the condition.. age or sex. Old mon
and young men, women and Children ali
have prohted by the free use of This rrea,
new discovery. II you are bald, il your
hair is falling out or II your hair. eve
brows or eyelashes are hin or short wrJto
the Altenhelm Medical Dlspensary. G7SI
Butterfeld Building. Cincinnati. Ohio In
closing n 2-cent stamp TO prepay postage
for a free package, and in a short time Vol,
will be entirely restored.
The evening world., 1902-09-25
Five Thousand to Be
Placed with Little
Delay in Thorough
fares Downtown.
CANTOR PLEDGES MORE,
Illuminated Signs Being Pre-
pared for Fifth and Other
Avenues, and There's Hope
for the Wayfarer.

Five thousand blue metal signs indi-
streets, will be placed In position in the
downtown section Of the city within ten
days.
President Cantor promises this much
needed improvement and declares that
tho public can abide by his pledge this
time.
These signs will be placed on diagonal
corners, on lamp and electric light posts
available.
The Illuminated Signs.
There will be no illuminated street
signs downtown. The contract for this
character OF sign will be let within the
next two weeks. These signs. which
will be highly ornamental. costing the
city $26 each, will be reserved for the
residential districts n uptown thor
oughfares. Within sixty days after let
ting the contract President Canto.
promises work OF establishing these
signs will begin.
The reason Illuminated signs will not
be erected in the downtown section of
the city, is that there are comparative
iy few people in the lower part Of the
city after business hours.
Eighth and Third avenues will come
In for special attention. These thor
oughfares and the intersecting streets
will be designated by the Illuminated
signs, which will derive their light
from gas lamps and electricity in places
where the tapping OF l~ow-current wires
Is practicable. The arc current
be used for illuminating signs.
MIR. Cantor's Promises.
I'VE now see our way clear" said
President Cantor to-day. sin the i'm
portant matter of lettering streets.
We have had to overcome a number
of obstacles. Our appropriation wa
small, but we have dom much with the
money allowed US, l will urge a larger
appropriation for next year. so that in
a comparatively short time, consider
ing the size OF the job, we will have
every street In Manhattan lettered and
figured in such a manner that even at
night the stranger may ind his way
without difficulty around the city. We
appreciate the Importance OF this i'm
proYement."
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17
ALLEGED WOULD Be
ASSASSIN IS CAUGHT
EAST BARRE OFFICERS HAVE
EXCITING time WITH G. ALR|C|

whizzing past his head, and stopped
and threw up his hands. The orace'
let's were quickly adjusted, and Alricl
was taken to Mr.. Hutchins' house. In
response to directions from the Barre
police team was procured, and tax.
ing driver and Mr.. Bixby along for
company, Mr.. Hutchins took bis pris.
oner to the city and lodged him in
the lookup.
Alrici made several unsuccessful at
tempts to escape during the
ride to the city. When he went
through the window he lacerated
his face and hands quite badly, but no
bullet wounds were discovered upon
his person.
Mr.. HutchinS and his assistants de.
serve great credit for their plucky
chase and the ultimate capture Of so
dangerous person as Alrici appears
to be. 1t is thought that he is an
anarchist. The Italian in whose
house Alrici was found denies all
knowledge Of his name or character.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17
BARRE entertainment ASSOC|A-
n T|oN HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
low amount to $259l.98.

now amount to S259l.98.
A motion to dispose Of the surplus
funds by purchasing books for the
public library aroused brisk discus
cussion and the motion was tabled for
four weeks.
f. G.. Rowland offered an amend.
ment to Section Kill, of the constt.
tion inserting "s500" for $1,000
wherever1 the latter sum appears, and
Prot. O. K. Hollister offered one
striking out the last two lines Of the
section. ''-'@'.-
The meeting then adjourned te
May IA at 7.30 p NJ, when the
amendment and motion will be con-
sidered.
After the Association meeting the
directors met and appointed the fol-.
lowing executive committee: - DR.. j.
Henry Jackson, Rev. B. @. Roberts
and Prof. o. K. Hollister.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17
Especial to TELEGRAM.)


East Barre, April 17.-Late yester-
day afternoon Sheriff Hutchins became
Suspicious that Giuseppe Alrici, the
alleged assailant Of James McNulty In
Barrels "red light district" Tuesday
night, was In this village. al. kept
watch and finally located his man at
the residence of another italian.
About II o'clock last night Sheriff
Hutchins, with Grand Juror W. A..
Cutler and ". e. Bixby as assistants
called at this house and found Alrici
there. He denied his name, however,
and said he knew nothing about the
stabbing affray. The officer was
morally certain that he had the right
man, however, and finally took him
into custody.
Officer Hutchlns was just handing
his revolver to o1e OF his assistants to
hold while he put the bracelets on
Alrici, when the latter made bre4k
for the window and went right through
1t, taking sash, glass and all. On1cer
Hutchins made the grand hustle OF
his life, and was right after him
In minute, calling on him to sur.
render. The assistants were close
behind, both making good time.
Alrici had q few rods start, and
was making record breaking time. A
barbed wire fence, however, retarded
him somewhat, but he got through
before the officers came up, and Hut.
chins and Cutler both had a close and
somewhat painful acquaintance with
the same fence. Hutchins got wet
while trying to get across the brcas',
but still kept after his man, calling on
him to surrender and emphasizing his
demands with three shots from his
revolver.
After going about aquarter Of mile
Hutchins and Cutler got up within a
about a rod Of Alrict, who evidently
didn't like the music Of the bullets
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17

The work of Chief OF Police Brown
and the other officers is deserving OF
great praise. Immediately upon learn
ing of the stabbing Chief Brown
placed himself In communication with
officers at St. Albans, White River
Junction, Montpelier, Mortified, Fast
Barre and other places, and formed a
complete net about the place.
Through some italian friends and
Will SULTAN Mr.. Brown located Alrici
at the house Of Nicola Sara at East
Barre, and Immediately communicat
ed with Officer Hutchin:.
Alrici has engaged George 7. Swasey
to defend him and witnesses are now
being summoned. The hearing will
take place before Judge Fay this af-
ternoon.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17
INCREASED TAXES
British Public Must Pay
For boer War
TAX on GRAIN
Likely To Cause Much 0ppo-
Sition
TAX on GRAIN

London, April l7.-All Great Brit
I ain is greatly excited over the pro.
posals in the new budget to collect
more revenue. They are as follows:
To borrow 432, 900, 900.
To increase the income tax q penny
in the pound.
To impose duty Of Sd. per hun
dred weight on all grain.
To impose duty Of Sd. per hun.
dred weight on -four and meal.
To call for two penny stamps on
checks, instead of one penny, as here
tofore.
To put a one penny tax on dividend
warrants.
To suspend the sinking fund.
The government will have hard
time TO get the House of Commons to
adopt all these, as the Lib.ral mem
bers have given notice that they will
oppose several OF the propositions
There is much opposition to taxing
grain as it is a tax on the food of the
people. 1t is proposed to raise the
large loan suggested by issuing a lot
of consols.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17

The bondsmen of Princess Radzwill,
accused Of forgery n connection with
notes purporting to have been signed
by the late Cecil Rhodes, having with
drawn from her bal the Princess was
committed to Jail at Cape Town Mon.
day, while awaiting her trial, which
is fixed to begin next Monday.
Jasper Tully, member of Parlia-
ment for the south division Of Leitrim,
who was recently sentenced to one
month"; s imprisonment for having in
cited tenants not to pay their rent,
was arrested at Boyle, county Leitrim,
Monday, and conveyed to Sligo Jail.
DR.. Caleb Scott, chairman of the
Congregational Union, is dead.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17

The annual meeting TOT the Barre
Entertainment Association held last
evening In the Barre National
Bank was adjourned for four weeks
at which time action will be taken
upon motion to dispose of the sur.
plus fund as well as two important
amendments to the constitution re-
garding the disposal Of that fund.
I At the meeting last evening there
was good attendance Of members
and these officers were chosen for the
ensuing year: - President. O. d.
Nathewson; vice.president, Alex Cor.
don; secretary, F. F. Cave; treasurer,
+. G. Rowland; directors, the above
and A. G. Fay, G. II. Pape and G. H.
Anker.
The report of the executive com.
mittee in regard to the course of en-.
tertainments the past year was read
and accepted. The surplus funds
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17
SAD SHOOTING ACCIDENT
ON MERCHANT STREET
MRS JOHNSON DID NOT KNOW
The revolver WAS LOADED

A very sad accident occurred late
yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Charles Johnson on the East Montpe.
lier road just outside the city limits
when Mrs. Charles johnson accident.
ally shot and perhaps fatally wounded
John Matteson, the six years old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Matteson who
live near by.
It was another case OF "didn' t know
it was loaded" Mrs. James Harvey
was there at the house sewing and
sent Mrs. johnson up stairs after some
needles. While looking In bureau
drawer Mrs. johnson found re 7olver.
This she took back with her and pot
thinking it was loaded she pointed 1t
at Mrs. Harvey and playfully said
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17

Money or your life."
Mrs. Harvey was frightened and
threw up her hands whereupon Mrs.
Johnson put her hands behind her
with the pistol and in doing 80 pulled
the trigger. The gun went ..off and the
bullet struck young Matteson who
was visiting at the house, just above
the left eye.
DR.. J. S. Deziel was Immediately
called and he extracted the bullet
which was of 80 callbre. DIR. Deziel
considers the boy to be In a very criti.
cal condition and fears that he will
not recover, as the skull was frac-
tured.
The Matteson family came from
Finland and the Johnsons are Swedes.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17
NO SMALL POX

Waterbury, April 17.-Dr. D. D.
Grout, the local health officer, makes
the statement that there are now no
cases Of small pox in town. There
have been only two cases, one of which
is out Of quarantine and it is expected
that the other one will be out OF quar-.
anime today. The pest house has
been disinfected, and the house in
which another case has been quaran-
tined was disinfected today.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17
THREE MEN HURT ON
The QUARRY YESTERDAY

injury to one hand was attended by
DR.. Hayes. John Roberts, cut over
the eye, and Trenchman whose first
name is Uric were attended by DR..
Bailey. Uric is suffering from a
sprained ankle and wrist, and his ribs
were badly hurt, but not broken. He
was retty well shaken up all over.
All are doing WE'LL
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17
ALMOST FATAL ACCIDENT
Especial to tho TELEGRAM.)

Bethel, April l7.-While W. G..
Whitaker a prominent farmer and
one OF the present listers Of the town
was driving to the village yesterday
he was Thrown from his road cart
striking on his head. 1t is almost
miraculous that he escaped with no
further injury than a severe scalp
wound.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17
SPECIAL CITY MEETING
CALLED FOR APRIL 29

mayor, city clerk and treasurer, alder
men assessors and auditors for their
services this year There is also pro.
vision In the warning for the transac-
tion Of any other proper and neces'
sary business.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17

Mayor Melcher today called Spec
tal city meeting for the evening Of Apr.
29th.
At that time the voters of the city
will decide what they will pay their
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17
VERMONT PENSIONS.

Washington. April 17.-Vermont
Pensions increase, restoration reissue
etc. VIM. M. Sargent, Burlington,
s17; David W. Clark, Brandon, %;
Deton Dee, Dorset, 80; original,
widows, ETC., Harriette Marsh,
West Brattleboro SO.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17
Especial to TELEGRAM.)

Graniteville, April 17.-At Milne,
Clarihew & Gray's quarry late yester.
day forenoon while at work moving a
large stone three men were injured,
none Of them seriously, by the sliding
Of the stone.
Dan Mcdonald, who suffered an in.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17

The custom house officials say that
the following products fall under the
three penny tax: All cereals includ.
maize, buckwheat, peas, dholl beans,
haricot beans, locust beans, lentils and
rice. The following products fall
under the five penny tax: All the
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17
CLEMENT AT BETHEL
Especial to TELEGRAM

Bethel, April 17.-Hon. P.W Glen.
ent, candidate for governor will speak
at the town hall on Monday evening
April 23rd on local option. Everyone
is cordially invited especially the
ladies.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17

Already the price Of flour has been
advanced on account Of the new duty.
A shilling sack has been decided on
as the increase together with the five
pence hundred weight, the new
duty.
John Dillon made his appearance In
the House Of Commons Monday for
the first time since his suspension by
the speaker for refusing to withdraw
supplementary language addressed
to Mr.. Chamberlain.
At meeting Of the creditors in the
bankruptcy proceedings against Lord
Francis Hope it was disclosed that his
liabilities amounted to S75, 1000 includ.
ing claim for $4,000 on a bill of
exchange given to his divorced wife,
May Yohe, the America. actress, in
1901. The only asset is the debtors
life interest In the family estate.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17

flours and meals from the above men.
toned products as we'll as macaroni,
vermicelli, starch, farina, arrow root,
mandioca -four, semolina, cassava pow.
der, manacroup. potato flour, tapioca,
sago, sago meal, rice meal, rice dust,
shredded wheat and preparations con.
tanning any Of the foregoing products.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-17

aovAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST. NEW xoek.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01

So PER ACRE-240- ACRE STOCK FARM,
80 miles from Minneapolis, 3 miles from sta
tion all necessary buildings, brook meadow
cuts 200 tons choice hay, all ready for mower
20 acres cultivated, balance hardwood timber
and choice pasture; productive soil. Another
for SIS per acre, 240 acres, SIS per acre; 100
acres wild land, same locality, timber and
| meadow. all level and good soil We have
other bargains in lands ]. M. Goss, Bethel,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01

MINNEAPOLIS HEALTH PARLORS, 526
and 52S Nicollet av, third floor, corner 9Th st.
suite 10. Mrs. o.. S. Fowler's method Of
electric treatment, magnetic massage and
mental treatment given
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Continued.

Continued.
FINE EAST FRONT LOT ON BOULEVARD,
Linden Hills, only $3.50 for a few days. II. e.
Ladd, Andrus building.
inside 2sth st; $3.50 for ten lots, on grade, 4Ox
1876 four blocks to car; $1,000, lot, 100x150,
Lake of the Isles; 1925, 50x17O Sheridan av.
Linden Hills. l.. A. Dunsmoor, GIG Phoenix.
THE HIGHEST, IANDSOMEsT, MOST PIC
turesque site for a fine residence In the two
cities is the old Governor Marshall homestead,
one block from Como cars, in st. Anthony
Park. It is nearly 300 feet square, slopes
pleasantly toward the southeast, is covered
with large oak trees, fancy shrubs, walks,
drives, stone grottos, and is in perfect park
condition; $500, including barn worth $1,000.
w. w. Clark, 313 Nicollet av.
BARGAINS.
$500, lot inside Of ed st. near Lyndale av
$125, lot, Howard st NE. $1,100. house, Z
side 2Sth st, near Lyndale av. Address $780,
Journal +. . T.
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6O0-ACRE STOCK FARM FOR SALE. TWO
miles from Carver: 300 acres under cultiva-
ton, 60 acres bototm land, cuts 200 tons hay,
balance timber and pastures; two-story brick
house 3sx2S. with 'L'' 30x32; stone basement
barn 3Sx126; 2.000-bushel corn crib; granary
16x22, and all other necessary buildings; lake
now being drained will add 100 acres; price
$780, to close AN estate For plat write Bank
Of Carver, Carver MINI.
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FARM LANDS
40

NORTH DAKOTA .LANDS-16O ACRES TO
100000; Minnesota and Wisconsin lands, bod
les of /, 900 acres to 100000 only; now is the
time; your money grows while you sleep.
Raft, COS Bank Commerce.
LANDS FOR SALE BY Fl. L. GAYLORD &
Son. Send for list. Fertile, Polk county,
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} WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

W AM ED CO4SD-IIzh4NO O1ttN1 OasH,
stoves, carpets, buggies, harnesses and otfice
for shipment; pay more than local
dealers Address $685. Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-01
E. L. TRASK,
209 Kasota Building,
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi.

IMPROVED FARM IN MANITOBA.
$40 ACRES.
Situated on the main line of the. Canadian
Pacific railway, adjoining the f1ourshing town
of Moosomin; seven elevators, good schools,
frst-class banking institutions, implement
warerooms, within view of this farm 400
acres have been cultivated; 165 acres summer
fallowed ready for spring crop; this is I'M
questionably. one of the best sections of land
in this vicinity and a most desirable farm for
anyone who, wants an improved farm.
Price only SIG per acre: one-t third cash, bal
ance easy terms of payment with interest at
per cent. Apply
P. o. Box 1852, Winnipeg, Man, Canada.
WRITE FOR DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST
of bargains; Minnesota, Wisconsin and Da-
kota lands. Kenneth MacRae, Phoenix bldg
$40 ACRES ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE BEMID-
il, Beltrami county; good timber, rich soil !;
near station; SIS per acre. 1900 acres in one
chunk, in Washburn county, Wis; nicely
timbered and good soil; unsurpassed for cat
tie or sheep ranch. Very cheap at SIS per.
acre. j. w, Oyen, SO6 Phoenix building,
Minneapolis. Mimi.
$50 PER ACRE FOR 100 ACRES; HIGHLY
improved farm; near Monticello; 10 acres
under plow; half mile river front; one mile
Of station; soil the best. Come quick. Sven
sen & Langum, 514 Bank Of Commerce.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Continued.
RED RIVER VALLEY.
$l7 AN ACRE for One-half section fine land
under cultivation, near Warren Marshall
county, MINI.
$40 an acre for one-half section, under
cultivation, with good buildings, near Grand
Forks, N. D.
$40 an acre, 400 acres, under cultivation,
at Wheatland, Cass county, N. d.
$23 an acre for very fine half section, all
under cultivation at Beltrami, Polk county,
Mimi
$40 an acre for solid section at Rolette.
Norman county, MINI. A snap.
SIS an acre for 480-acre improved farm
with large, fine buildings, near Crookston,
MINI.
T. w. WELTER, Beltrami, Mimi. or SO5
Northwestern Bldg, Minneapolis.
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THREE TEN-RooM HOUSES; ONE MOD
ern, one modern except heat; corner lots;
close down town; s6,500 $500, s., 1900: cash
down 81, $780, $500 $780, balance monthly:
eight years time; low interest; street i'm
provements paid. 131 A1drich av, corner Haw-
t5 agp-
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY


JAEGER & TORELLE, 80 BANK OF COM
merce, make a specially Of Lake Minnetonka
property of all descriptions See or write
them.
10 ACRE FRUIT FARM, NEAR EXCEL
sior, improved; u acres, Long Lake; 8, 10
and 15-acre farms, near and about Minneton
ka, at bargains. swensen & Langum, 514
Bank Of Commerce.
sortment of cottages and lots to offer at
Minnetonka; also acres and farms. Swensen
& Langum, 514 Bank of Commerce.
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM AT CRYSTAL
Bay; over 800 feet of fine shore Fl. H. Nc
Lean. Mound, Lake Minnetonka, Mimi.
NNNN~H1HHNH1 ~~~W1@1@1@4W
8 BEAUTIFUL LAKE AND COUNTRY 8
9 HOME-1l-room house. plastered, 9
g warm and comfortable for winter an @
g. all-theyear round home; bathroom 8
g and water closet, 4O-foot screened We 8
g randa, windmill and tank. fine we'll <.
@ of water, connected with house, eight @
g barrel water tank in house for winter @
@ use, icehouse full of ice. barn for @
o two horses, harness room, carriage 9
@ shed for four carriages, smokehouse,' @
o fine lawn and shade trees, apple, plum @
o and CHEEKY trees, currants, fine vege- @
@ table garden, four acres more or less, @
8 with 600 feet of lake shore, fronting on @
O. Gray's bay, 10 minutes walk from @
g GroVeland station on Milwaukee rail @
g road and 20 minutes walk from Great @
s. Northern railroad at Wayzata; the i'm 8
% provements cost more than the price @
9 we name, which is $4,000 Call at once @
8 on .. @
i. GEO. H. MILLER, 3
4, $3.50 Lumber Exchange. @
(. GROVELAND PARK-s1,0oO will Sc 9
8 cure the balance of eight lots in this @
! o beautiful park, with over 200 feet OF q
! o lake front, and close to the Groveland g
&, station on Milwaukee railroad. 9
5 GEO. H. MILLER, 9
| 8 $50 Lumber Exchange. @
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FOR SALE-FRANK CROWELL'S COT
tage, Minnetonka Beach, all modern, hard
| wood finish, furnace, etc; $500 Apply to
Frank CroWell, 3l9 Bank OF commerce pug:
| FOR RENT-FINE FURNISHED COTTAGE
| near Minnetonka Beach; large grounds, barns.
carriage sheds, windmill, garden, etc, cheap
to desirable party. Brown. 90 New York
| Life building.
oo}3 tealtse7s:eooc@1sC
| JAEGER & TORELLE,
! 40 Bank OF Comerce Building.
! ORONO-The best residence property between
Ferndale and Mnetopka Beach House
thoroughly modern and in prime condi.
ton; grounds covering six acres and
| highly improved. Lake shore, 800 feet.
BIG Islands, 900 and $1,000 each for gooe
! cottages, furnished, and with ample
! grounds and fine shore; 80 acres, being
one of the most picturesque tracts or
the whole lake; 80 n,a =
it, and there is money in it for the RICH
man. - &c..
SHORE LoTs-s55o for four at Lake p Park K
| 10 feet at Groveland; 1000 for 40 fee
at Birch Bluff; $l,700 for choice shore
| large frontage, on south shore of Crysta
Bay. Lots all over the lake.
WILDHURST-3S1B feet fine lake shore ant
inside lots, offered for Immediate sail
- at only $1,000 cash. This is S.. IS per from
foot, the lowest figure yet quoted OF
property in this choice addition.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES