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Always u Orking.

Mr.. Trimble, manager OF the Opera
House. has been doing an extensive
correspondence, and making strenu-
GUS efforts toward supplying the
theatt egoing people OF this city, with
first class metropolitan attractions
for the coming season, and no pains
or ex penses have been spared by him
to secure the companies he wanted'
For the opening OF the house on
Sept. 1st and week he has secured
THE ALLISON THEATRE co. in
repertoire, with their Superb Marine
Band under the leadership OF Prof. J
S. Cass and their Syphony Orchestra
under the direction OF Prof. Car
Mencer. The mention of the narpes
OF these two celebrated musical dire
tors is sufficient guarantee OF d
delightful musical treat every day
aud night
Miss Virginia Douglas, of Birning
ham, Alabama, is a talented younl
actress, known all over the sout
aud east, for her clever work in mum
erous emotional leading roles which
she has assumed.
The rest of the company are al
very clever artists, MIR. Alllson's Ell
deayor having been TO make his con-
pany the finest and best equipped i
the west
Mr.. Trimble deserves great prais
for having secured this company 10
his opening date, and he asks tu
housefor the opening night, and feeI
that the company will yet them I'll
rest Of the week.
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Clearance A Plank, police Judge OF
Springfield Ohio. committed suicide
AZ hotel in Joplin SATURDAY.. He
LETT three letters, one to the Spring
field (Ohiol Sun. another to a broth
er in Kansas City and third to his
wife. One letter said, he was short
81, 300 aud that the money had
gone to politicians and women. as
had been charged He dpnounces
Springfield politics as 'rotten to the
core
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Al our people will remember Miss
Camilla Smith. youngest daughter
Of Mrs. II J. Smith. for many years
residents Of our city. She was at
that time though quite young, a
v--v me vinliuist. For several years
Sic has been un the stage, and last
year her company made the larger
cities. such ms St. Louis, Kansas
City. Joplin and Springfield. Mana.
=. T ri.:.i-ia h,i- sueeeelea in booking
rEi> pmpany in a Gamblers naugh-
-. Tor Thursday October 9th Our
gltlz-a>.will turn ont and compile
us-a- Miss Smith with "A big house.
u { REYNOLDS, a deserter from the
regular army was arrested in Cobb :
saloon. this city. Friday night by
Sheriff Smith and held in Jail until
tte arrival of nm officer from Fl.
I.-avenNurth Reynolds deserted
about two weeks ago He had not
teen back long from the Philippine
Islands. and from his actions he GER
taiuly must have been a little lunv,
A. h. called Sheriff Smith mp by tele-
phone aud informed him that he was
= i-sart-r from the regular army ut
r. l.4avenworth, and also that he
had beeu soldering in the Philippines
and had returned from there a short
Tire aga. When searched at the Jail
REYNOLDS had two or three silver
kuivrs and forks and several napkins
IL liz pncke,s. which ha had stolen
'runtha Hutchinson hnarlinghouSe
,hi> citv.
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Sham Battle Postponed.

uaiBr u the heavy rains the sham
battle which was to have taken
pa Wednesday, has been postpon-
edit saturday afternoon at > o'clock
IN which time it will occur, rain or
>..ll4 General Clark, Col Mitchell
au.i the other officers regret this very
much but il WAS unavoidable, Re.
MENTOR, Saturday afternoon at ;
O'Clock
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Camp Notes,

Mrs, Clark is presiding over the
Generals headquarters at the an
campment this week,
4 number cf married Indies ciape-
ron the young ladies in large mum.
bers in excursions to the encampment
grounds
That officer in his sock feet was
considerably embarrassed when the
ladies called, BETTER Keep Your prUT
gains on, boys, as you are likely 10
receive a call from the ladies
most any time,
Captain Ed. clark family il in
camp with him.
A large number of our people go
down TO witness the dress parade
each evening
1t is an ideal spot for an encamT-
| mert and the boys appear 10 h-
ENJOYING themselves, while learning
the arts oil war
The camp was named in honor ol
Adiutant General Cameron.
Captain Wheeler was detailed AZ
provost marshal He served during
! the voluteer service.
Some way turned in "A riot cal
to headquarters from one oi tn
saloons on Monday After a quick
run on fleet horses Captains ClarR
and Chambers appeared on the scent
and fnuud one lone soldier demons
trating the arts of war to an amused
crowd There were things said by
these disgust d officers that woult
hardly sound well TO polite ears. Al
alarm of that kind should not h'
turned in except in ease OF riot an.
a thoughtless abuse OF that chl
might work great injury.
The postponement OF the sham
battle from Wednesday 70 Saturday
afternoon was unavoidable, owingt'
| the heavy rains which have made tn
grounds almost impassable.
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Virginia Items.

We heard it and jotted it down,
What happened in and out OF town.
Four of the band boys went TO
Merwin saturday, but the picnic was
put OF for one week.
Mrs. Ben Parker has T very sore
throat. DR. Lamb was called Sun
day TO lance it.
Two lawsuits before Sqnire Thorn
trough next Saturday One suit l..
l. Judy against Warren Ayers. The
other Warren Ayers against L. l..
Judy.
Prohibition basket meeting at Nir-
ginia sept. 18th. commencing at ten
O'Clock a. m H. z. Farris, of Gin
ton, will speak Mt one O'Clock p. m.
at 1 p m Amoret, at night Amster-
dam. 1t will be good time for the
candidates OF the different parties to
ret together. and get acquainted
with each other, and hear the differ
enre between Republican and n
Democrat and Prohibition. Come
and hear
Sunday afternoon. Aug. 18th. the
Virginia medal class reeited their
pieces Mt the Baptist church, east OF
Nintnn. to n good audience, The
speakers were Misses Maggie and
Myrtle McCanns. Mary Winery,
Jessie Park, Volna cFadden and
Willie WINERY The Judges were
Misses Pearl Forbes, Maud Mckee
and Ida Glover. The iudges award
cd the meanl IN Willie Winery,
Mrs John Cope and son, George, OF
! New Home spent several days last
week with her mother, Mrs. Peter
! Crook. and other kin folks,
Il rained every day last week at
Virginia
Temperance exercise hv the young
folks NJ Mr., Grahams house on the
VIII burst farm Tuesday night, Aug
2Sfh: All are invited
The Virginia band played for the
picnic M Burdett
Report saws W. A. McElrov has
rented his farm Ia his children, and
will move to Butler TO live.
Mrs. james Crook is visiting her
parents in California. Mr., Crook ex-
poets Ia Join Ter in the fall. where
they will make their future home.
Grandma Cope visited her dangh'
ter. Mrs Herd, Mt Mound City, Kan,
last week
Sam Hpinlein. az Bntler. and u
TOT0W agent, was IN ttTTtTtH tHEt wrrk,
They were ont looking after the Disc
plows and watching them turn under
the big weeds. Mr.. Hoinlein has al
ways got some good plows to sell to
the farmers
Mrs II Fl Flesher and two dangh'
tiers. Of Butler, who had been visiting
kin folks here for several days, lett
Tuesday of last week for their new
home at Lamar, Mo
Mr.. Heath and family, OF Taher
Vile. spent the day and night wit
Alton ] Park Mrs Heath is q sis
terof Mrs. Park They were on thell
way to Nebraska to visit Mrs
Heath's parents and brothers.
Mrs. Johnson. Of Leavenworth
Kan, who has been visiting he'
mother. Mrs. T. b holland. the past
two weeks, returned home Saturday
Will Vogt spent last week looking
at the Kansas soil around Emporia
Rev. Scott will preach in the grove
on Oliver StandfelG's farm next Sun
tav. Aug. 31th There will be
basket dinner. Come and see th
crowd and hear what the preache
, has to say AARON.
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Notice to Bates County Confederate
Veterans.

Comrades of Marmaduke Camp. [
{. V. YOU are invited by Gen. Harvey
e. Clark to attend i'll a body at lamp
Dan e-on, near Butler, Bates count,
Mo, Friday evening, Aug. 20. The
Second Mo Regimept is now .ncHmp-
ed there. urge all Confedtrate>
and their friends TO be present M Il
h, spitably and fraternally meet tile
cttirers aud privates OF the Stat.
Guard Thos- accepting the invita-
tion will meet at the court house
Friday at l:30 p m.
THos. 0'NEIL.
Cam. Marmaduke Camp.
+. COLEMAN SMITH, Adjutant.
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round trip f, {. NANnERNuuEr
Frank MckihheQ and wife ot Rich
Till are spending the week III Butler.
j. II Shepherd was pleasant rall.
rand had his name enrolled tor rHE
VNEs
/. VI, Smith aud little daughter
complimcnted our Sunctum on Tues.
day.
Misses Kitty Ferguson and Burrii
Rpoth, at Rich Hill, are visiting Miss
Louise pooiey during the enramp-
ment,
Two men giving their names ~
Edward Wheeler and Sam Mooney
were arrested in Columbia torpa>riug
counterfeit money,
\ Ii SlrrMuud. for MANY years 4
citizen Of Butler, now livingat Neo~bu
Mo, is visiting his daughter, Mr.
Harry Il, Robinson
". h. Williams, superintendent OF
the Rich Hill Coal Company, was up
Wednesday to see Col, Dooley. the
compauy's attorney, on legal busl-
Hess.
Tom Potter, of TT. Madison, Iowa,
stopped over in Butleri0 few days.
ON his return from bSwrgo, where h-
had gone to attend the funeral Ot hl-
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Potter
Vim. +. Walton orders his paper
chnnged from Estes Park, where h,
has been in sight OF perpetual snow
for several weeks, To Denver. H,
writes that he hopes to be home ~
September 10Th.
Sam Noble, an escape from the aSy'
lum at Nevada. was taken in charge
hv Sheriff Smith Friday and held IN
til the arrival OF asylum officials
who took charge OF him Noble wa'
sent to the asylum from Ripleycoun
ty.
Harrisouville News 22-Mrs Ster
ling Il Tucker, now living in Denver
Colorado. who has been spending IT,
past several days visiting her many
friends at this place, the guest @
Mrs. h b. Bohon. left Saturday foi
Rutlsr aud Foster, where she 81.
visit with relatives and friends.
During the heavy electric storm
Tuesday night the house OF Capt Ell
Clark on Quality Hill was struck b.
lightning and set on fire. All tn
electric light aud telephone connec
tiofs were burned out The fire, wh!ct
be- un IN the attic, was put out :.
Mrs. Clark, but not until two bet
rooms we're badly damaged,
Sheriff Smith went to Sedalla Wed
npsdav OF last week and arrested Bi
Snulsman. charged wi, h adultry, an
Claud BLUM and Jim Crouch wante
for short changing an old lady a
Rich Hill The two latter were mar
aging little side show at the tall
exhibiting little negro freak. whic
they claimed TO he half negro an
hall monkey. Crouch AMI Blum wei
fined $25 each, aud Saulman wa
fired $50.
Robert b. Harnsberger, an ear
pioneer of Rich Hill and one of 81
best citizens. breathed his last Mt b
home on West Maple street in III
city Tuesday evening abou- MI
O'Clock. He had been in poor haalr
forsome time past and his deathw
not unexpected. He was sevent
two years and five months old.
consistent member Of the W.
church south and an official memt
for many years. He leaves Is
daughters to mourn his !oss. Mira
Sieg, of near Sprague. aud Mrs |
Cromwell, of this city.-Rirh II
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convincing proof that the kidneys anc
der are out Of order.
What to Do.

convincing PioOt that TIC klQHSJs aHu O3a2
der are out Of order.
What to Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge 50
often expressed. that DR.. KiImer's Swamp
Root, the G. eat kidney remedy fufills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain In the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
Of the urinary passage. 1t corrects inability
to hold water and ,scalding pain in passing
1t, or bad effects following use Of liquor.
wine or beer. and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled to 60 often
during the day and to get up many times
during the night The mild and the. extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp.R0ot b soon
realized. II stands the highes. for itswon-
derful cures of the most distressing 6asea
II you need medicine you should havk the
best. Sold by druggists in Soc. and$l. skes,
You may have a sample bottle d M
wonderful discovery Ef ~,
and a book that tells 1a[ ~ - :
| more aboutit, both sent - ~.
absolutely free by mail.
Address Dr.. Kilmer & Hous Dr. 80
+, Co.. Binghamton, N. Y. When writing NJ
ton reading this generous ofier IN this pape
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Farm Loans

At very low rates. M DELAY Money
ready, Any land owner wanting t"
borrow will find il To his advantage
To cHll and ret our rates.
TIN WALTON TRrSr COMPANY.
Butler, Mo
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For SALE-A choice list Of farms.
Call or write for prices aud terms.
A. s. MILLH0RN,
4O-tf Real Estate Ag't, Butler, Mo.
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Loans ON LIST and 2nd mortgage
on country or town property. q a.
lNuch, over Mo. State Bank 3j.tt
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CAMP CAMERON.
Beautiful Camping Grounds al Lake
and Park Home of and Regiment
This Week
This Week.

The Second Regiment. n. G M7--is
in camp this week mt the Lake and
Park grounds The regiment arrived
on special Sunday afternoon. ten
II. c. Clark and staff met them ut the
the depot. The march to the camp
was in the following order; The 2nd
Regiment Band. Gen. Clark and staff
Col Mitchell and staff. the regiment
10y companies, marching in TOURS, tht
hospital and red cross brigade and
ambulance corps. In this order the
march was continued through tow
TO the camp, where the soldiers pro
eeeded to install themselves and pre-
pare supper and complete prepare
tions for week in camp. 4 larg,
number OF our citizens met the sol
diers at the train and welcomed then
to our city.
The following is the daily routln'
duty fixed by Col. Mitchell:
lst call, 5;l5 a. IN.
Revielle. $40
Mess 600.
Sick call. 6:30.
Drill, 100.
Roll call from drill, $40
lst call for guard mount, 900.
Assembly, 3l5.
Adjutants call, $40,
Fatigue. 1000
lst Sergpants call, HOO
Mess, 1900
School, loop. m,
Mess, 600
list coll for parade, $50,
Assembly, GAO
Adiutant, call Cparade) 900.
Tattoo, 1910,
Taps, 100,
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sediment y set
thing indidCtcs an
unhealthy cond-
ton Of the kid
neys; If II stains
your linen il IS
evidence Of kid
ney trouble; toe
frequent desire 10
pass 1t or pain in
the back is alsu
t.;lan,,- ap1 btot
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Coal.

Always utat Hunt ) bank, : miles
due west oi Appleton City. ~ IN.
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Ihave some bargains in Sheridan
county. if taken before wheat ia sown
Arrange to go out with me during
September, il you want the best for
your money. +. b. ATKINSON.
43-2t
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Win luau on chattel mortgage. Il
|. Lynch. over Mo. State Bank 3Jtt.
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Thousands Have Kidney Troub1
and Don't Know it.
How TO Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with ],
water and let II stand twenty-four hoylg;
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st. Louis Fair

Tickets on sale Oct. 9TH To lotn.
good return to oct. 18th. SS.35 for
round trip f. {. NASnERyouEr.
Evening journal., 1902-01-25
STAFFORD SOCIETY BUSY
SarOsis and Whist Clubs Entertained
Pleasantly This Week
snecial TO the Evening Journal.

Special to THE Evening Journal
Seaford. Jan. 25.-The Seaford and
Laurel Electric Light Companies have
had a cable laid across the Nanticoke
river.
The Sewing Circle met with Mrs
William Coulbourn on Tuesday after
noon
The Sorosis met with Mrs Howard
.Iosephs on Thursday afternoon.
Miss Irva Scott entertained the Whist
Club on Wednesday evening. Supper
was served at II O'Clock.
The club recently organized by the
Young men of the town has had It's
QUARTERS handsomely fitted up. A com
blnation pool and billiard table mas
been put in this week and two shutle'
boards and a library. r. M. Kaufman Is
the clubs president
Captain Fl. II. Scott has sold un'
schooner w. Bell, at Brookview, Nd.
The Seaford Fire Department has re
lceived as contribution, 500, iron
the Kent County Fire Insurance Com
pany, of Dover.
DR.. Charles NJ. Hollis, of Green
wood has purchased the dental outh
Of the late Dr. Porter, and will ope
Ian office here.
Mrs. Julian Moore is rebuilding tn
store near the railroad bridge that wa
recently badly damaged by fire.
Shells are being put on the road DC
tween Seaford and Laurel.
Evening journal., 1902-01-25
WILL BURN POST,
AND THR GALLOWN
These Effects Of Jail Building
to Go Up in Smoke.
Other City News
Special to the Evening Journal.

New Castle, Jan. 25.-At THE Ilhetor-
ical exercises in the High School yes
terday afternoon members Of the senior
class read papers on the subject, He
Lifted His Hat" The ideas of the
members were so different that there
was no lack OF variety. The second
part of the program consisted OF dec
lamations by Frank Madden and Van
Dyke Stewart and the following essays
were given Day and Nigihlt, Frank
Biggs: Plays" Willie Hall; Per
fumes" Mae Saunders; "A sheet Of
Paper" Mabel Stewart; "The Postof-
fee" Minnie Taylor
The annual church visitation OF the
Sons OF the American Revolution Will
take place I'm this city on Sunday morn
ling. February 16, when they Will at
tend divine service in Emmanuel Epis-
copal Church. The Rev. Francis M
Munson, Ii. d.. rector Of the chHrch
land chaplain of the organization, VIII
deliver specially-prepared sermon.
The harbor again presents deserted
lappearance. The schOoners held II
port for several weeks on account Oh
the ice rhave cleared, under orders IRON
/ their respective owners.
The hose carriage of the Lenape Fir'
/ Company which recently was sen
away for repairs, has been returned II
! arst-class condition. 1t has been fitte'
up so that it may be drawn by hors
r or by hand. The carriage has beei
a in service for fifty years, and once be
. llonged to the old Fame Company, Nc
p. l12. of Philadelphia.
y Chief Warden Meserye and Lev
I Court Commissioner Megginson yesteI
7 ldav visited the Jail building and super
y intended the hauling of mattresses an
j other effects. which were removed 1
4 The worlIhouse. It has been decided I
s burn the pillory. whipping-post an
9 gallows. but the date has not been dc
d cided on.
e Edward Englc n motorman, OF Nh
Wilmington and New Castle Rali"a
u Cmnpany. is ON The sick list.
3. Albert Timms and Frank Weggel
~ mann are eponaing a few days in PIN
"a adelphia.
y Mrs. J. j. Black. assisted by Ia
" daughtcr. Miss Elsie, gave an cJoyan
IA 3 o'clock tea yesterday.
ix DR. and Mrs. Hancker, OF tarnhuf'
~ gave a supper to a number OF trien
ssaa ION Thursday evening.
Evening journal., 1902-01-25
PROPOSALS

DROPOsALs -sealed proposals viii be-
/ received by the Trustees OF the Poor
of New Castle County until 10 O'Clock a.
m. Wednesday Jan o. 1902. for supply
ing New Castle County Hospital from
Jan. %. 1892. 90 the last Wednesday in
April 1902, with beef. mutton. bread,
groceries dry goods. shoes. tobacco, car
pet slippers. drugs ana medicines. Bid
ders on shoes. slippers and tobacco VIII
be required TO furnish samples. Bids for
beef VIII be by the quarter. in proportion
Of one hnd-Quartcr 20 three iore-quar
tcrs out of cattle we'll fattcd and dress
ing not less than 800 pounds Bids tor
mutton win be on fore-quarters Of eight
r.bs only BIDS fcr groceries. DRY goods
and drugs VIII be On the various kinds
named 81 -he scheduies, and must be q
she best quality. Bids win also Be re
seived Tor supplying the hospital with
creamery butter. delivered IA such quan'
-te7 az the superintendent ma
dIrecs All bids to be direct
ID 70 tha Trustees % the Poor. No b q
a.l be received unless in accordance
uifn- nc shole-.. Trustees reserve n.
Fight 70, reject any or al bids
jz5-St DAVID MCCOY, superintendent.
Evening journal., 1902-01-25

Messick. n. NJ. Motherall, John Pilling.
l.. /. Handy, James Hossinger. e. w
Dawson. Joseph B. Luton. Crawford
Rankin. George w. Lindsay. EIwood
Mckee, Joseph II. Hossinger, James
II. Wilson, Thomas y. Wright, Charles
Holson. John Slack. Richard Morpole
Samuel Deputy. J. w. Brown, George
Medill. John Nivin. Clinton Sentman,
Joseph Dean. William H. Smith, Rich
ard Chillas. Nathan Armstrong, George
w Williams. John E. Lewis, Mr.
|Shanks. Joseph Kelly. Joseph Rey-
nolds. James Norris. James Harkness,
Ezra Wilson. William Rees. A. S Wal
ton. James Cam. George Clark, William
Jester. Alfred Guthrie. Ollie Vansant,
Edgar Vail. L. NJ. Anderson, Jacob
lVandeleer. William Hall, John Hall,
John Davis. Walter Davis, Harry
Campbell, DR.. Henry.
Among the above we're bankers,
brokers. merchants and professional
men, farmers predominating.
Otis Stewart, of the U. S. N. station
ed at Annapolis, Md, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William II
Mitchell Of Chapel street, has return
ed to assume his duties.
Nrs. Brit Anders IN and daughter. d
! Dublin, Hartford county. Md, spent sew
.le.r' laws last week With Mr.. and Mrs
wv. II. Mitchell, Of Chapel street.
Evening journal., 1902-01-25
PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned will sell at public sale,
at the store Room, No. 0l4 Market street,
Masonic Hall wilmington Delaware, Law on on
JANUARY SO 1902, at 10
O'Clock a. m. the following described
Real Estate, to wit: -
No. 1--Two-story brick dwelling, No. 1911
West Seventh street, containing o
rooms and bath. Lot Is feet ia
inches 81 feet 3 Inches.
NJ. 2-Two-stosy brick dwelling, NO l9l.
West Seventh street, containing
rooms and bath Lot IA feet lOl2
inches 81 feet inches.
No 3-Three two-story brick dwellings,
Nos 90S-l0-l2 Brown street each
containing rooms ana bath. Each
lot 10 feet a inches i3 feet.
No. 4-rwo-story brick dwelling. No 1879
jefferson street, containing d
rooms and bath. Lot 10 feet 80
feet with "a continued depth OF z
! No. 5-rwo-story brick mansard ROOF
dwelling, No. 6O Van Buren, street,
containing 9 rooms and bath. Lot
No. 6-rwo-story brick dwelling. No. SIS
West Sixth street, containing z
rooms and bath. Lot II feet Sc
feet.
No 7-Thrce-story brick dwelling No.
Gi5 West street, containing 10
rooms and bath. front porch and
lawn. Lot 2S feet 100 feet, more
or lcss.
No. S-Throe story brick dwelling No.
ca West street, containing u
rooms and bath front porch and
lawn. Lot 23 feot % Inches 100
fcct. moro cor loss.
No g-'rhreo-story brick dwelling, 30
iOi Wcst Seventh street contain
Ing "A rooms and bmih Lot 30 fee
J 100 feet, with lot adjoining on
the east 30 fcct 100 feet.
mo. iO-Two-story log and frame building
No. 6i3 West street. Lot a feet
No. li~Three-story brick dwelling. No
227 Poplar street. 6 rooms base
mcnt Kitchen and dning-room
Lot l6 feet 40 feet.
No. 12-Two-story brick dwelling No 22l
> Iamotto street, rooms an'
kitchen. Lot IA feet so feet
Inches.
No. l8-Two-story brick dwelling, No. isl
4 Gilpn avenue, 6 rooms and bath
] Lot 25 feet so feet.
p No. 1t-Two-story frame dwelling. No
5000 Washington street, containin
rooms. Lots Nos s and in sec
tion II East Lake Park
No. 15-Three-story brick dwelling No %
West Fifth street. containing ]
rooms and bath. Lot IS feet II
feet.
No. i6-Two-story brick dwelling. No. 81
West Thirty-nrst street, contain
ing rooms and bath. Lot % fe,
100 feet.
No. 1-Thrce-story brick dwelling, M
SIS Washington street, contalnln
II, rooms and bath. Lot % feet i'll
ln inches lbs fect.
r. No. lN-IWO-stOrN brick dWelllng, NO.
4 lincoln street. containing room
Lot 20 feet so feet
Z No l9-Two-story brick dwelling, No. 6
k Lincoln street. containing g room
II Lot 20 feet X so feet
- No 20-IOt OF land southeast corner Fifl
and Pine streets, 36 feet IS fec
: Very desirable building lot
No 2i-Lot of land southwest corn
Lowering avenue and Adam
70 street. loo feet on Adams street
II l2S feet ON Lowering avenue. Ne
desirable for building purposes.
~ TERMS made known at the sale.
~ SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE ID
le pOSIT COMPANY.