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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-10-30

What is there to be said?" she
Whispered, lying still.
That you love me-"
Don't you know it?-Ah!"-she
sighed and moved a little.
Are you uncomfortable? he ques-
toned.
No just the monosyllable breathed.
You have not told me you loved
me yet" he said.
Il think have always loved you,"
she answered.
And | never knew-never guessed.
Oh what stupid fool have been and
now-darling, this marriage of yours
must be stopped-stopped! You are
mine by every law Of love-io YOU
hear?"
Yes, but l must fulfill my fate"
Which is to be happy-as we are
now. Give me your lips again, queri-
disima mia"
She shook her head. This is peace
perfect, she whispered, Just to lie
in your arms"
For answer he kissed eyes and hair,
lips and throat
'Reina, this is life-this is love
and we have missed so much
mo, not missed, only we did not
know-at least you didn't-but this is
not love-" she answered.-"only one
kind of love and not the highest"
Then changing suddenly she slipped
to her feet. pushed him backward till
he lay at full length in the hammock,
and she stood above him. one hand on
its edge, looking sadly at him. The
opal caught the moonlight and
flickered banefully. The tears gathered
in her eyes; one fell upon his face as
he lay looking at her as if fascinated
and bordering her last words.
All suddenly he stretched up his
arms and drew her down upon him
She buried her face in his breast as
she lay thus extended, he meanwhile,
unable to reach her face, kissed her
hair desperately.
Suddenly she flung up both arms and
clasped his head with her hands, hold
ing him to her and kissing his gray
beard.
Heart of my life, you ask If l love
you-yes! yes! yes! from the crown
of your dear gray head to the soles of
I your feet-and he, he has never
touched his lips to mine-never-
never-so much vowed-I am yours
only" she answered.
At last she gently loosened his
grasp.
mot yet" he pleaded
Mono more for ever, my darling
my love. Your life is not done. but
| must go to my fate"
Listen, dear, fate is madness,
superstition-there is but one thing
to break your engagement, come quiet
ly away with me and be married
That is the only end. dear"
He kissed her, and she him. mo
dear, you mistake. This has been fol
me the consummation of the unat
tainable-heaven can not be on earth
and that is what our union would b.
for me-"
And it shall be, beloved one
comet"
They re-entered, slowly, the house;
what time had passed they knew not
but their entrance was unobserved as
thei.' exit had been.
! lie drew her aside into an ante-room
Our fate is only happiness, remem-
Der. | shall see your mother tomorrow,
| he whispered.
/ The only answer was a kiss and a
whispered 'good-by."
The gray streaks of dawn were APP
pearing as she stood looking into her
mirror at home.
Bridal white" she murmured, his
am now and forever. Best go just
as | am"
! At neon the household was aroused
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-10-30

Russian petroleum production has
exceeded that of the United States
since 1897 The advance equals IL
per cent yearly.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-10-30
MONOGRAPH ON
MESABl RANGE
BY c. X. LEITH OF THE GEOUOGl.
CAL SURVEY.
A VERY RICH REGION

Discovery OF Iron Made on This Range
Only About Dozen Years Ago Vet
100000 Tons Have Already Been
unprecedented States Steel Cor
poration Sold II per Cent. in 1891.
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e:s Storyette
THE LAST DANCE.

If were God no INFINITELY should
pity the hearts of en.-Maeterlinck's
Pelleas ct Mellisande.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-15
LOCAL BUILDING FIGURES
FIVE MONTHS OF THIS YEAR COM
PARE WITH SAME PERIOD 1901.
Difference I'm Size of Permits Fooled
the Unthin king-BufIding Opera
tiOns in Other Cities.

Contractors and building supply men have
been astonished at published reports that
there had been a huge falling off in build
ing because Of an alleged combination be-
tween dealers in materials by which the
price of all materials. particularly hard
wood lumber. advanced 10 per cent.
An examination OF the building records OF
the city reveals discrepancy between the
gross amount of values given in the per-
mits Issued In the first five months Of this
year and the same period OF 1901. This dis
crepancy. amounting TO $353. SO, has been
spoken of as a great falling of in the build
ing business.
Contractors. however, say there is, on the
contrary. a practical increase in building
and that the discrepancy in the figures only
illustrates how deceptive they can be some
times. AS a matter of fact, contractors
and material men say, there is more gen
eral building along small lines than has
ever been done here. The discrepancy is
largely accounted for by permits issued
during the first five months last year for
large buildings. A comparison of the two
periods shows:
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BUILDING OPERATIONS.
Condition i'm Twenty-Three Large
Cities of the Country.

An advance proof of Construction News
of Chicago, gives statistics of building op-
erations In twenty-three large cities OF
the United States for the month of May as
follows:
Twelve OF the largest cities in the United
States show a gain In their building opera-
tons for May. 1902. over the figures for
the corresponding period of last year The
percentage or Increase varies from Indian
apolis with l per cent. 10 New York with
129. Twelve OF the cities display losses
ranging from TO 90 per cent. Various
reasons are ascribed tC the falling off IN
structural circles by the experts who have
specially compiled figures for CONSTRUCTION
News. Frequent comment is made ]anpnt
the practically prohibitive prices of builG-
ing material and in numerous Instances Ia
Dor difficulties, either operative or pending.
have initiated against the building indus
try.
I'm the figures for last month the follow
ing facts are displayed: There were s As
permits issued in twenty-three municipali-
ties, involving an expenditure OF SD 2N6 .
SO. as against $500 operations last wear al
the same time. a dimiuutfOn of Ia nor
nits- Durrg May, 1901. the sum OF $40 2f> =
$50 was expended for new structures This
years permits for May exceeded those of
increase
New York. as usual. has the distinction
or being at the top Of the column both IN
the matter Of actual operations and in the
highest percentage Of gain. Chicago is in
second place and Philadelphia a good third
Pittsburg, for the first time IN a year. falls
into the lost and found column PLATTER
ing reports come from the Pacific coast
and IL IS apparent that san Francisco and
Los Angeles are enjoying an exceedingly
building departments
Following are the figures:
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DEALS IN REAL ESTATE.
George A. Dickson Buys Grows Nest"
for Country Home.

One of the most beautiful spots in Marion
county, the six and ninety-seven hundredths
acres of land known Crows Nest"
situated on White river northwest Of the
city. was sold yesterday through Webb
Brothers agency TO George A. Dickson
for s.. 400. The deed was made by Cyrus j.
Clark The property has a frontage OF 100
feet on the river. 1t is understood that Mr.
Dickson will further beautify the place and
probably erect a summer home there.
William w. Winslow yesterday pur
chased the property at the corner of Wash
ington street and Senate avenue known as
Nos. 251, 253 255 and 251 West Washington
street, from Mrs. George II. Voorhees, of
Denver Col. for $4,000 The property has
frontage of sixty-seven and a half feet
on Washington street. and runs back along
Senate avenue a distance of 1875 feet. Mr..
Winslow will put up a business block on
the property. The property is the old Gov
ernor Hamilton home.
Bernahrdt THAI yesterday sold his prop
erty at the corner of Hosbrook and Grove
streets to Ludwig Schuepf for $4,000.
There were 146 transfers recorded during
the week, aggregating a consideration of
500 0S0 81
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LOTS ON LOW PAYMENTS.
Laboring Men PrOfiting by ReaI-Es-
tate Dealers Connection.

The competition between land companies
and real-estate men who are buying and
plating land and selling the lots principal
ly to laboring men continues to be the
most active feature of the reaT-estate mar
ket. The purchasers are getting the bene-
fit of this competition and lots are being
sold by many dealers on payments as low
as so cents a week. So generally have the
real-estate men adopted the installment
plan of selling lots that the figures no
longer are inducements, and they must
show the best lots to make sales. AS a
consequence the dealers who are breasting
the competition are buying up the choicest
tracts of land. situated nearer the city than
the original tracts sold on the installment
plan and offering them the most favor
able terms. The Northwestern Land Com
pany last week purchased the Wilmer r.
Roberts tract, bounded by Pogue's run,
Newland and Orchard avenues, and an
other large tract in Broodside addition. for
$4,000. The land will be plated and sold by
lots.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.


WANTED-Ten laborers at new Claypool Hotel
building Monday morning.
WANTED-Eight ten cabinet makers. Only
irst-class need apply. Steady work. Good
wages. Address WABASH CABINET CO.. Wa
bash, Ind.
WANTED-Government positions; where they
are. how obtained salaries paid Examinations
soon in every state. Particulars free. Write for
Circular 12S, NATL COR INSTITUTE, Wash
iEgton. d. 9.
Trustworthy person in each county
TO manage business; old-established house
solid financial standing; straight bona fde week
IL cash salary SIS paid by check each Wednesday,
with all expenses direct from headquarters
money advanced for expenses. MANAGER 379
Caxton Bldg. Chicago.
WANTED-Bin clerk and assistant bookkeeper;
a man of middle age who has had years of ex-
perience making invoices keeping records OF or
Gers. shipments. etc. and bookkeeper or as
sistant. experience in a manufacturing business
preferred Must be an exceptionally good pen
man, quick and accurate in figures. with a good
memory Address Lock Box 476. Muncie. Ind
-Stenographer: a thoroughly expert
enced Office OF mature age. who is first
class stenograp her with years OF experience. and
is right up in practice and able take die
tation rapidly and accurately, and transcribe the
notes correctly and rapidly on a Remington type
writer. Must be a good penman. accurate in
figures and experienced in keeping record books
in connection with correspondence. etc. One who
has had experience in the manufacturing. steel
or iron business preferred. Address Lock Box
s7e Muncie Ind.
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Instruments filed for record in the recorders Of
fee of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. June Il. 1902. fur
nished hy the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company No. 129 East Market street. Both tele-
phones SO05:
Fannie c. Feller to Jesse Foltz. Z
Lot H. Mount Jackson. Rear of West
1.sTsvetfe Perkins. tr. To- Melissa J. SO'VO
Monday. Lots % to 50. Blk 10. Beatys
add New st, near Lagrande av)....... $500
Bernhardt THAI 10 Ludwig Schnept et
ux Lot 800. Stone ct ais sub of Outlot
stO 42OOOO
ia sale s.; near 2ad 50 49,. 1900
Robt b. Keith. admr.. to VIM Jackson.
y Lot 4. Dorseys sub of Lots y and
73 T. T. Fletcher's sub of +. T. A )
X. Fletcher's add. 10th ST. near CO.
Ia n,,,oiS ostr9nder To- Silas F. simmons OO'VO
Lot s shoemaker x Lippencott's
Brookside add. Corner Beville av and
Marie i1Si 4. Tfaylor to Anna Lehman. Lot ''''V
%. Ayres's :. Meridian Co Carson ST.
orvaI - cosier to catherine walsh. Lot -''O'OO
5UdeIi St; near Annette So. -, 10000
Tp a. Blk ? Decatur tq2ESnsaipl 80. 5000
Isaac Sims 10 Theodore i. Harrison.
Lots "a and 95. Hosbrook < Co.'S
Brnkman HIN add. Corner Rural and
Martha ). Fisher TO Matilda J. Luken-
bill Lot Z. Loseys corrected sub of
/ Fletcher % add. CSheldon ST. near
18th 50 ......................;..,.. $1,000
James Chopper TO Louis NJ. Rock et ux..
p OF Lot =. Blk los. BrightwOOd.
(Cfale ST. 18th 81 ...-..---...---.... 200 90
Indiana polls Land and Improvement Co.
90 John r. Mc<an. Lot 80 in Sd West
Park add. laura 81. near New York
sD 49,
Joseph ". Selvage % Amos W. Leach.
Lot .. Wrights Broadway add BROAD
way -. 18th s1.-.................... 600 90
Georgia II VOORHEES, 10 VIM. W. Wins
low Lot 6. So 6S. city % indianapolis.
Corner washington 81 ard senate av.
known PSI 253. 255. 81 W. Wash
ington 50 40 ooo.O 90
Geo. w. Swaus Noah r Bolander
CO ux.. part 81 Sec -, TIP Il. 3.
(Franklin township .......;.............. 10000
Jacob g. Nuncker 20 Bartholomew y.
Brooks part OF the q OF Sec 10.
TIP T.. r g. lCentcr township. ......... 200 90
Matilda T. Prosser 20 Frank N Ewers
Lot 4. Boswell < Fleming Grand
view add. ash 81. near 9th stl........ J. zoo %
Marcus q. Adkins 10 Ida j. Larmore,
Lot 20 and part OF Lot 81. Traub's
add tBlaine near Morris ST. 1850 CO
hiram w Miller 10 j. clyde Power.
Lot 10 Miller g. Wackers Parkway
add con Parkway ..................... 10000
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REAL ESTATE
SOME BEAUTIFUL MODERN
HOMES.

l OWN AND OFFER FOR SALE THE PROP
ERTY NO. 1922 No. DELAWARE ST,
Consisting OF a Brick House of 10 rooms, with
Complete Bath. Furnace. Elegantly Finished md
Arranged. One of the Finest
HOMES on DELAWARE STREET.
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EAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Martindale. architect
5l6-5iS Indiana Trust Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY,
As y. PENNSYLVANIA ST.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.

Factors building on track good location: en-
gnes boilers, shaftng. pulleys, betting etc.
This property must be sold al once and is Of
fered at a sacrifice Suitable for any kind of
manufactures make Us an offer.
East End residence. We have a bargain in
row Of dwellings; must be sold quickly; make
offer
foot front. only 1.5o); 40-foot front lot ad-
joining. only 1920
Six acres of land. with good house. nearly
new: barn. sheds. etc. plenty Of fruit trees.
berries, etc. Last years products sold for ST. poo
1-his property Il situate on 18th St two blocks
bargain. See Us quickly.
We have several fine modern residences on
n Meridian. PENNSYLVANIA. Alabama and Broad
way: parties desiring 10 buy hrst-class properties
viii do well TO call on US.
We have a plot OF 70 lots on Madison av.. for
which want a buyer; will sell time, and
any reasonable ofrer will be considered.
Twenty acres on \. Meridian ST.. near Meridian
Heights: this property will double in value in 3
years see Us quickly
We offer a 4-story business block with store
rooms, situate In the heart Of the business dis
trict. entire building occupied by three tenants;
pays per cent. net; price $4,000.
-Four acres on Goth st. near car line. plenty
fruit trees and berries $4,000
Fine large plot Of ground on y Meridian St
extending through 70 Pennsylvania So per front
foot.
Lots on y. Meridian ST. near s2d and SD. s7th
and 42d SITS tne, desirable property.
Lots in 1rvington. 5ox2co. on best streets: $3.50.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY.
As n. PENNSYLVANIA ST
OPPOSITE PosTOFFIcE.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-15
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LOTS.

offer FOR QUICK SALE TWO EAST FRONT
LOTS New Jersey Street, near
MORTON PLACE"
With all Street Sidewalk, Sewer and other
ASSESSMENTS PAID IN FULL.
PRICE 81, $50. 90 Cash, WORTH 81, 90 CASH.
JOS. w. sELvAGE. AGENT.
1878 Lombard Building.
PHONES III.
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V. T Malott. addition. lib E. Washington
street. 81
B. Casanova, shed, 2130 Cestnut street. $50
w L. Miner, brick building. corner Michigan
street and Highland avenue. 81, 500.
Joseph Sus. cottage, Wilkins street, near West
street. $3.50.
]. F. Buschon, kitchen, 2i3l East Washington
street. $50.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.
J. H. BLoOR, DENTIST.

OFFICE ll4 LEMCKE BLDG.
Telephone. New lls
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TICE-
A CARD LIKE THIS

Every sunday for one year costs but sss per
month. The Journal want page Is profitable to
the advertiser and reader.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE-Clarence Martindale. architect.
5l6-5lS Indiana Trust Bldg.
REAL EsTATE-Insure with ]. S. CRUISE. ''old
No. 40 E. Market
REAL ESTATE-1O per cent. income property;
west, northwest, northeast and south. c. r.
SAYLkS & CO, ~ r. Market.
REAL ESTATE-If you nice little home
on North Senate aV., we have what you want.
c +. sAYLES * CO. 127 L. Market.
FOR sALE-Dwelling West Chesapeake st.
near Missouri good investment Cheap. See
c. +. SAYLES & CO. 127 E. Market.
I'D ST. \ square west College av. big bar
gain. DwINNELL. 226 Massachusetts av
REAL EsTATE-Double house. Kenwood av.;
rents $50 monthly; price $3.50; modern i'm
provemerts. SPANN & CO, 14S Z. Market.
FOR SALE-Real Estate-Cheap 2l1 acres and
Broom house on street-car line y INMATES
from center of city. Inquire 20l3 East Tenth 81.
REAL ESTATE-A fine property North Me
ridian st. choice location for fiat: Will pay 6
Market
REAL EsTATE-A fine lot on bismarck St,
near Morris, only 500; payable SO cash and
S per month; perfect title. SPANN & CO. las
FOR sALE-Fine modern house of 10 rooms,
n. Delaware ST. near I'D, at great bargain.
a. SMITH IS ingalls, Block.
REAL ESTATE-For sale ine lot on Talbot
av.. opposite art site: fine location for a home
part cash, balance time. Inquire W. r. HAN
COCK. 207 Indiana Trust building.
REAL ESTATE-Nine rooms and bath; good
size lot, in r. Market ST. Pavement and street
and sidewalk made and paid. for the very low
price of s., 900. NJ ARBUCKLE, 424 Lemcke
block.
FOR SALE-240 acres fine stock farm. large barn
near electric line, only L miles from stock
yards also loo acres miles southeast Of court
house: these are well improved and fine land
JOHN A. SMITH. IS ingalls, Block.
REAL ESTATE
Cottages. one. two, three four five, six seven
or eight; will pay II per cent: Terms easy.
c. r. SAYLES & CO. 127 +. Market.
REAL ESTATE-Close IN, high-grade rental
property. bringing $500 per month. II you can
handle such, see this For high grade invest
ments or large trades US. RALSTON &
CAMDEN. 203 Law building.
REAL ESTATE-s5.3CO; Pennsylvania St. near
Twenty-second; nine rooms; modern; oak fin
lsh cabinet mantels, nicely decorated, hot water
heating plant. house extremely well built this is
chance. CHAS. p. DONEY. 7o7 Lemcke
REAL ESTATE-A fine. well located. modern
North Side corner, double brick block $40 900
for any one wanting a sure desirable and SAFE
investment. RALSTON q CAMDEN, 2O3 Law
building.
BARGAIN IN LOT ON NEW JERSEY.
$500. east front 14th. 42x15O.
CHAS. z. DONEY
707 Lemcke.
REAL ESTATE-Rental investment: two dwell
ings. two stories; Highland av., south F. Tenth
$40 per month each; can be increased to sl2:
price for BOTH 81. 600 SPANN & CO. las e
Marked.
REAL ESTATES foot front on Massachusetts
av., by 10 deep, between Park and Noble
St. less than $175 front foot this is a snap; time
payments part if desired.
c : $40 VILLAINS e M54Nst s st Co.
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This table shows that during the same
periods or the two years the present year
gained 104 In number of permits issued but
lost 1858, 945 in gross valuation. During the
period OF this year the largest valuation re-
corded Is for the First Presbyterian
Church. which is SCI. 40. The second larg
est permit was for the II. Z. WATSON
building on Washington street costing
$500 The next was the Ewart Manufac-
turing Companys addition, costing $50, 600.
During the same period OF 1901 permits were
taken out for the Newton Claypool building
costing $4,000, the Century power building
costing 100000 and the Lexington flats
costing $4,000 The comparison between
the three highest of each period discloses
how the discrepancy occurs. While there
have been fewer large buildings recorded
during the five months of this year there
has been an increase in the home building
and business property for smaller uses.
During May the number OF permits will
be large, perhaps much larger than last
year, and yet there has been no building
OF great cost recorded Much money Is
seeking Investment in rental property and
many of the buildings erected this year
represent a better average than last year.
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East End residence. We have a bargain in
row Of dwellings, must be sold quickly make
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-15

OF building operations IN many cities. Owing
TO the inability of contractors to obtain
steel several ambitious projects approx
mating S1OO0OOO00 are held in allegiance in
various parts of the United States"
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Peter c. Moeller 70 J. Clyde Power. Lot
500. same add above con Parkway. IS
Wm. r. NycOff administrator. 10 sam
uel j. Hays ct ux., part of the y Of
the 4 Of Sec s. TIP II. r 4. PERRY
township .-.-.-..--.--.--.-.-. %
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NOTICE.

NoTICE-Screen doors and repairs. LEE HARD
WARE. Sixteenth and Illinois Old phone 260Ss.
NOTICE-Where you get the best tea. Go TO
QUONG LEE & co. l52 North Delaware ST !;
also fine line OF silks and chinaware cirectly inn
ported. First or No grade rice. &c per To-
NOTICE-First-class bicycle repairing Wheels
and tandems for rent. Secondhand wheels
bought and sold. Satisfaction guaranteed.
UNION BICYCLE REPAIR CO, l22 z. Ohio ST.
NOTICE-If in need OF second hand building ma
teriaf OF any description call phone THE
INDIANAPOLIS WRECKING CO, lOl5 Cornell
av. New phone S5eS. OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT
AND TORN DOWN.
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I OWN AND OFFER FOB SALE The PROP
EftI1' NJ. H. no, LEILA " AfNfS 81 -,
Complete Bath Furnace, Elegantly Finished md
Arranged. One of the Finest
HOMES on DELAWARE STREET.
No. 2S25 No. MERIDIAN Street.
Beautiful New STONE RESIDENCE. consist
ng of Is striey First Class and nd up to
Third Floor Hot Water Heating private
Plant. Electric Lighting. Cistern Water through
out the House for Family use Most Beautifully
Selected Woodwork, Elegant Mantels and Crates.
JOS. w. SEWAGE. Lombard Building
REAL ESTATE
This is bargain: Lot on College avenue. 4sxl7O
street improvements. and water service
to property line; both gases; choice location for
new home or double house for investment; if
sold quick can be bought for s1.7OO.
Double brick dwelling 2sl7-23is N Illinois St ;
rooms each side: bath. furnace. cistern. cement
walks; owner nonresident; price $1,000
No. 2sl4 East Tenth St ten rooms. barn. lot
50xl50; improved street; owner nonresident; make
offer.
No. 1ls5 Spruce st; elegant s1-roOm house
sidewalks; owner nonresident; $500.
Three west-front lots on Villa av between
woodlawn and Lexington; choice location for
$500.
Vacant lots on Dewey av., between Twenty
third and Twenty-fourth SITS; 40x12O; will be
sold on easy terms; good opportunity TO secure
choice location for North Side home $1,000
Vacant lot. corner keystone av. and Eleventh
St; 15xlS5; only one square TO car line easy
terms; S1.150.
Vacant lot Tacoma av between Eleventh and
Twelfth SITS; east front; 5OxlS3 easy terms;
price only $3.50.
Lots on Temple av between Pratt and Tenth
SITS; TO close estate; can be bought on easy
terms; don't miss this opportunity for a home
site; one east front, 40x163 5000; west front,
46xl60, 5000.
Other improved properties and vacant lots for
sale. Call at office Tor
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
COmpanys Building.
116 East Market Street