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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-30
THE MAGAZINES
Advice Needed BROUGHT Pro.

Advice Needed Brought Profit-Advice
needed made one more reader for William
Butler Yeats. It was in a local bookstore
not long ago that this reader was Sc
cured. He was SO easily won, too He
is one of those who likes to try a book
as he does new DISH. t"The Land Of
Hearts Desire" being recommended, he
bought it. and one Sunday afternoon read
it, Having read that. it is. not strange
that he was interested in Isabel Moore,s
appreciation in The Bookman for De-
cember (an exceptionally good number OF
that always readable review. 1.-THE Land
Of Hearts Desire" is "a voicing of the d.
vine discomfort in 10 way to be confused
with the discomfort that interferes with
accom- plishnent and serene temper: a
cropping after the eternal verities merely
because Of the heart breaking and transit
tory conditions of earthly life. 1t is cast
in the mould Of symbol
Tolstoys Definition Of Life-''Life then
is the activity OF the animal Individuality
working in submission to the law of rea-
son. Reason shows man that happiness
cannot be obtained by a selfish life. and
leaves only one outlet open for him, and
that is Love" This is from The Open
Court for December, which also contains
among other things an article expressing
the belief that Christianity will long out
i've Mohamme danism in India.
Readers Of Henry Seton Merriman
Hugh stowell scott) will be interested in
the estimate Of Mr.. Merrfman's work, in
The Outlook for last week. Above all
things Henry Seton Merriman was skill
full constructor of plot; he had in an
unusual degree the gift Of the born story
teller Editorially The Outlook gives
reasons for thanksgiving, somewhat diff
ferent from the common run, thus:
Above and below gratitude for pleasant paths
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-30

Mike Nash Is trying to- break into the
board OF county commissioners again.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-30

Eighth ward politicians are after tn,
scalp of Z. A. Dunn. assistant city at
tOrney
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That newspaper scrap in Wadena and
Todd counties Is getting personal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-30

Volstead and Mike Bowling are SO busy
button- holing seventh. district farmers
that the aforesaid farmers hardly have
time to put In their crops.
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ernment for not having taken better care
OF the roads in the Klondike district during
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-30

Uncle Pease of Anoka thinks a dark
horse will capture the governorship. Won
der whom he has in mind.
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p. j. Sjoblom's row with the Monitor
League is stirring up factional feeling In
the eleventh ward. Mr.. Sjoblom. Is urg-
Ing the use of voting machines at the
coming election asss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-30

Good citizens have strong hopes that
they will ne able to overturn the famous
doodle council' this fall:
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The democratic reform administration
is not popular with a large element Of
the bourbons, and the mayor may have
opposition at the primaries. c. A. -Quist
is against him, and tells openly how the
mayor threw him down.
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6 The courthouse and city hall commits
sioners, are going after the legislature
again for money to complete the Fourth
street entrance
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lyeeun-"The Power of the Press"

lyceun-"The Power of the Press"
There's abundant human interest in
The Power Of the Press. revived this
week by the Ferris Stock company. The
big audiene, that is now. to, be expected
every Sunday night at the Lyceun1 was
touched by the. real pathos Of the playa
pathos intensified by language and man
llers more natural than is usually found
in, drama "of the people,.
ACQUISITION is presented. too, tho crude
ly, lin fashion that suggests classic Greek
tragedy rather than popular melodrama
It's a, picture Of ~fate-irresistible and un-
just. Stephen Carson, the young ship
| carpenter who iszwrongfully charged with
attempted murder and is made to serve a
term at Sing Sing, loses work and friends,
after being released, because he can't
convince the world Of his innocence The
audience sympathizes with him, yet it
knows that, social -odium Is a valuable
part of. legal. punishment, and that pro-
tests of innocence are far. from being
proofs. hs@. 20 :: :.
The proofs are eventually furnished. OF
course They are confessions by an as
Esociate. Of the Villain that has been
sshounding" the hero with :melodramatic
V1ndictlveness. They. are not; supplied BY
1.-THE Po wer- of=theS Press!H ', That is
definitely announced by a lady at the
middle of the third act, and is repeated
with more emphasis by gentleman at
|the close Of the last act. 1.-THE Power" is
vtsibly confined, however, to one small
newsboy. and he's a girl.
Five acts and eleven; scenes require the
performances to begin at 8 O. clock The
shipyard scene, with vessels half com
pleted, blacksmiths and shipwrights at
" ork. is finely realistic. In a later scene
:old tars from Excelsior wondered how the
bark: MARY Vale was going to set sail
| withoutsa bowsprit or a single sheet. -
Miss Leslie Bingham, who has hereto
fore worn skirts, afforded CHEEKY and
touching portrayal Of the lame "llewsie, .
Dan, Charles C. Burnham made his first
appearance in low comedy as Mike O'Cal-
lahan with grin and gait most .diverting
A. Byron Beasley as the hero, Carson;
| Miss Maude' Gilbert as Mrs. Carson Ben
johnson as "the steady brother, and W.
Il. Murdoch as the "willin', were. capitally
fitted to their tasks. Miss ,Maisie Cecil
1.-the factory girl May, has never done bet
t ter. In some minor rules. as usual. the
+ company suffered-such as the boyish
warden Of Sing Sing and the preposterous
dude with ribbons dangling from his
| CUTS H B. Curry.
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There is strong talk in. the second dis
trict of bringing out a'scandidate against
McCleary.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-30

The democrats are talking Of putting
a state ticket in the field this year. =
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and fertile fields and surcease Of great ankle
gift of spiritual life which transforms this
changing life, turns it's apparent Universities into
blessings, its burdens into sources of strength,
its bitter partings into prophecies of bissful re
unions.
A Fine Book Number-PubiIc Opinion
for Nov. 26 is a book number of unusual
scope and interest.
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Duluth is trying to down j. Adam Bede,
but the potato belt and the cow counties
are solid for him.
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WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK.
A.Ieaf from the Future,

To the Editor of The Journal zr;.>
In reading your magnificent silver ami
versary edition, was much interested in
your account of conditions twenty-five
years ago, and could not help comparing
political conditions at that time and now.
fell to specializing and imagined myself
reading a column from Minnesota Poll
ties in another twenty-five years. Here
are some Of the things found in the files
of 1928:
Hennepin county is due to get an awful
Jolt in the state convention. If the local
hos ses would get together for once, they
might have some influence with. .repub-
.licans in other parts of the state. : Mil
neapolis could have had the governor this
time, but when the knocking began at
home the country fellow quit. They say
| Mlnnea polls cannot expect outside sup
por. until she can present 2, solid front.
There are enough statesmen with light
ming rods VI, in the seventh district to
fill ali the state offices. r"s
Bob Dunn's announcement of his can
didacy for governor is looked for next
week. However, he has held off SO long
that his friends may be disappointed
again.
The second district is demanding place
on. the next state ticket. No one has any
objections if they will just name their
man and get together for him.
| 1t is reported that the Hennepin dele
cation in the house this winter will be
divided on the speakership.
Joel Heatwole is red hot against the
state administration and Is making all
kinds of threats Of what he VIII do in
| the convention. However it Is doubtful
whether he can control the Rice county
delegation.
The democrats are talking Of putting
state ticket in the field this year
There is strong talk in the second dis
trict Of bringing out acandidate against
McCleary.
Uncle Pease of Anoka thinks dark
horse will capture the governorship. Won
der whom he has in mind.
That newspaper scrap in Wadena and
| Todd counties Is getting personal.
vostead and Mike bowling are so busy
button-holing seventh district. farmers
that the aforesaid farmers hardly have
time to put In their crops.
Duluth is trying to down j. Adam Bede,
are solid for him.
The Cass Lake Indians are ON the war
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The journal ran 1872 columns of
advertising In October. This Is q per
cent more advertising than was car
ried by any other daily paper in Min
neapolis and 8 per cent more than any
daily and Sunday combined.
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City and county,

The congressional campaign in the fifth
IS getting hot Uncle Loren Fletcher Is
making strong bid for the nomination..
lie says he wants just one more chance
and ne Will be quiet but that he Is not a
dead one yet, by any means. The oppo-
sition to Fletcher say they do not believe
ne can beat John Lind, but Fletcher gem
orally wins in a presidential year.
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Only 2-CENT Daily In Minneapolis.

REMEMBER, all this circulation is
the S o'clock edition, which Is deliv.
cred directly to the homes. All the
members of the family have time to
read it. - -
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rover, Chat.

oyer
= Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch"
presented at the Metropolitan for the first
time last night, is a unique novelty in
Producing some new and original char
acter types to the stage. A review Of
the production VIII be given In this COL
umn Tomorrow.
Seats for 1.-THE Girl with the Green
Eyes" which will be played here at the
Metropolitan Thursday evening. and the
remainder OF the week, were placed on
sale this morning.
The offering at the Metropolitan for the
first half of the coming week will be
Ezra Kendall in THE Vinegar Buyer"
Quincy Adams Sawyer with the orig
inaT big Boston production and cast. will
be the. attraction at the Metropolitan for
the latter half Of next week.
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Rev. William Wilkinson will address
monday smeeting to morrow at the c. A
Smith mill ~ i, F-Ess1n g.
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Joel Heatwole is red hot against the
state administration and Is making all
kinds Of threats of what he Will do in
the convention. However, it is doubtful
whether he can control the Rice county
dele9atiorl Isl.
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The cass Lake Indians are on the war
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AT THE THEATERs

And then I came to.
Minneapolis, Nov, 90.
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The Love Affairs Of Mary Queen Of
Scots, by Martin Hume is said to have
quite captured the English woman read
ers.* The head OF: Nudes library: says Of
1t: 1T Is distinctly a woman's. book and
has been taken up by the feminine public
with as much avidity as tho 1t were a
novel;,
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1t is reported that the Hennepin dele
cation In the house this winter viii be
divided on the speakership.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12

FOR SALEeBest building site in the
city, close In. Easy terms. Z. III. Rob
ins, Scheetz building 126-su-tu-thr3t
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Eight-room house. 50 feet.
n. Waco; a nice home for 81 $50, If
bought at once c. c. Merry, so Eagle
street. 126-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12

FOR SALE-Real Estate and Land Bar
gains:
The best bargain in the city in a. close
in, modern residence, on North Market;
must be sold by Wednesday.
An Groom, east front, modern residence.
south Of Third styeet. on EmpoFfa. s., 600:
A 7-room residence and 80 feet. south OF
A 7-room residence and 20 feet, south OF
Second. on st. Francis. 5000.
A history brick, on North Main, south OF
Third, rents for $50 per month. 81. 100.
A 4-room cottage, close in, on Topeka,
rents for 80 per month, 81, $50.
A new 5-roofn cottage, rents for $l6 per
month, Is feet, 81 ,25e.
A Groom cottagge. furnace, bath, barn,
fruit and shade, new. 20 feet. on car line,
sold this week. $500.
East front lots on Cleveland and Tenth,
east front, fruit and shade, $50 each.
East front lots on st. Francis, south OF
Twelfth street, all improvements. $3.50
East front lots. south of Thirteenth.
on Market street, at $500 each, II you
build
A well improved, 1o-acre tract, new
house, barn, orchard; a bargain.
Is acres, In orchard and alfalfa, cheap
this<wcek.
% acres. Groom house. young orchard.
at q bargain.
The best corn farm In the county, s
miles south, atsA5 persacre
16o acres we'll improved, 2l2 miles out,
this week, $40 per acre.
$50 acres, bottom land, joins the city,
fine building: IL sold in ten days from
this date, at $50 per acre
NJ. w. KEOHANE & CO.,
126-1tx lbs N Main.
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HUI 81 IaIfltIIE al FaIf,T- q = st.i-E- n
Hiruuei Erights. Crawford taeafeT-
Phone rs l--1
WE SELL TIE EAETH-We cannot
of1er you the earth ard the fuslneNa
Thereof but zs can sell yea better bar
gains u excellent grass laIls1s 47c stoS.<
rarrhex wei located With an zburt-
znce q reEer-fzil.El< water and eseEz u
biue-stern prairie K-zSs. thas TcG can
buy eiEeWhere- We have TIE properly.
ard sr~ rez6v % sho< you We have
Eo4od farms highly improved and are
rea6g - compare prices WITH the low
est Cone Sc Es AID re VII locate Jots
lF-e Ire s8EdE o Tine Ni2 Eftf
srr1uEle rot1ea grain IN your half
tslshel 1af the set STeez-s % hszFen
vi fan voor cneeks ard Esz away al
TIE htffer s~zrz q zfTsrsztT Pres
and Ssasrrsr5fso-e Quoted - a1y Cnf On
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FOR SALE-16o-acre. improved farm. in
witch; Is acres in cultivation mostly in
wheat for s. 0eo: 81 900 cash. balance
time To suit purchaser, at per cent
Six lots. corner Nineteenth and Water
for SO each.
Six lots on Water street, "a feet deep
east front. Si00 each.
Fine residence OF 10 rooms. IS by 90
feet east front, $500
A nice cottage, 3 rooms. with two pan
tries. cellar. stable shade. cement
walks. - feet, east front. between Ninth
and Tenth. on Jackson. $50.
TWO lots on Lawrence, north Of Lincoln
s5oo each
II you want 10 buy farm, ranch or
city property. IL viii pay YOU TO see me
leo acres Of fine bottom land. well ,m-
proved and nicely located. $500.
1tt acres Of choice land We'll imnroved
with 3 acres alfalfa. Is acre wheat;
black soil. no waste land on r F L.
10 miles Of city. VIII sell at a bargain
or trade Tor ranch in west on cash basis,
s7.e0
lee acres bottom land. fine house and
barn. north OF city. S65o0
loo acres. well improved. 100 acres cul-
tivated. balance grass. $500
2oo acres well improved $50 acres Gre sk
bottom. A.eep.
Groom house with bath room. city
water, Sas. cistern. LARGE barn fruit
b feet, cement walks: second block on
Cleveland. = bargain al 2.2eo
e-foom cottage near Ninth and Jack
son. 81 3eo. JOHN FFRRITER
l26-tf lS7 Month Main Stree.
l94-ff
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FOR SALE
New 5-room cottage, so feet. east front,
twelfth block South Emporia, 1920.
New modern 6.room cottage, so feet,
corner. Splendid shade, 5 blocks from
business center for $500 les than its
actual value.
Groom cottage. 60 feet cistern, barn;
tenth block, st. Francis. $500.
broom cottage so feet, shade; eleventh
block South Water, 81, 600
Lots on South Lawrence, thirteenth
block $50.
70 feet corner, twelfth block on South
Topeka, $500.
20 feet corner, one of the best building
sites in the city.
GEO. c. HENRY,
126-1tx 142 North Main.
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FOR SALE-l20 acres, well improved
southwest OF city. all good land, "a, 100.
One half section, IL miles from
Wichita; living water. timber, two
houses, one-half bottom land. s, 900.
126-2t JOHN FARMER a. CO.
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FOR SALE@Some fine residences. just
offered; might be termed spring styles.
One of the finest homes in the state. To-
Gated on North Waco. Il rooms, modern.
too cheap TO talk about.
c. ". MCCOY, I+3 y. Main.
f7s-fs
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

FOR SAIE-The four-story brick build
ing 5ox12o feet. now occupied BY Wichita
Paint Co. located near Douglas avenue
on St Francis avenue. one % the best
wholesale locations in the city For par
tfcuiarS call on Allison & Dickson. room
q, Seixwick block. iS-I
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FOR SALE-Or Trade-For suburban or
out-of-town grocery stock, a nice cot
tage home. Address NJ. M c.. care
Eagle l26-2tx
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YoT CAN BUY a nice horre n rorth
part a city dirsc: from oSner- A hz--
gain Il sole a. oEcs- AccrSss box =.
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FOR SALE-At reduced price Ssls acres
good bottom land. u acres in bearing
fruit. good 9-r0om house barn and out
buildings best locations only .. miles
south Of Douglas avenue. on Hydrau!ic.
Gail on or address W. w Stevens.
Il. Ne 1. 11S-Stl- We fr-Stx
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FOR SALE

EOR SALE-5O feet at northeast corner
Zimmerly and Topeka, $3.50.
70 feet. east front. in twelfth block on
South Lawrence, with shade and cement
sidewalk, 500.
l0o feet at corner of River and Oslo,
$225.
Is feet on Division, between Ellis and
Fannie, $3.50
20 feet on Washington north of Kellogg,
$500.
100 feet at northeast corner johnson
and Prince. 500.
90 feet, east front, south of Third street
on Washington. Ss25
SO or 70 feet east front south of Thir-
teenth on Lawrence at $3.50 each
- feet, east front, corner Twelfth and
Lawrence. at a bargain.
90 feet south Of Tenth on Topeka. 81 coo
90 feet with nice shade, south of Twelfth
or Topeka, l,350.
80 feet between Thirteenth and Four
teenth on Emporia. S4o0.
100 feet on St Francis. between Four
teenth and Fifteenth, $500.
121& feet. east front on Emporia south
of Thirteenth 1850
100 feet, east front. corner Seventeenth
and Park Place. $500.
70 feet Groom 2-story house, barn. To-
Gated north of Lincoln on Emporia.
plenty of shade and bearing fruit OF ali
kinds. 81 GO.
IS feet south of Oak on Topeka. an ele-
CANT location for q home. $500.
90 feet, east front, 7-rOom 2-story house
with cellar. barn. shade and cement
walk. located on Campbell avenue. s. leo
20 feet. Groom house, barn, close in on
Waco avenue. $2.050
30 feet, east front. Groom house
located in third block on North En-
poria- Reasonable terms. Price IS. 600
l00 feet east front. 7-roOm house and
barn. close in. on North Topeka. s., 000
90 feet. east front. Broom cottage, north
of lincoln on Topeka. l.050
30 feet east front. corner. 7-roOm new
cottage. close in on Lulu. S2G0o.
cottages located near Eighteenth
street on Topeka avenue. with so feet
room each: Will sell for 81 $50 or three
for $500
j. w. CLENDENIN & CO
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FOR SALE-We have some very choice
bottom farms in Butler county FOR sale
very cheap These farms are owned ny
non-reSicen.s. and in order 20 close
them out have greatly reduced the price
on them Tor quick sale. II you want
q choice bottom farm. be sure and come
and see us. J. w. Clendenin x Co. lJ7
South Topeka I0s-Su-we
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Ny property - OF the market ?.
Hough. 1872 fremont iAs-ltX
NOTTCETo Real Estate AGENTS: Ny
property Is withdrawn from the market
Miller Hoffman. E5-3rX
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Below pictures: the of an Actress
Save this Next Sundays EAGLE will the
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For SAIE-yacsn.Tots

FOR SALE-Vacant Lots:
ia feet. s. Ennporia, 18th block. sS25.
80 feet. s. Emporia- 18th block, $50.
80 feet. 18th block. fremont $40.
Six lots, blocks east Neviing elevator.
$50
Several lots in McCormick's addition,
each, s1S.
Three lots. northwest corner Emporia
and Kellogg. $50.
20 feet, $. Topeka. $50.
Call 14z9 fremont South End Real
Estate Office. leS-Itx
FOR SALE-vacant-
80 feet east front on Waco, south Of
Twelfth. corner. $50.
80 feet east front. on Waco, south o,
Twelfth. S7m.
50 feet. corner Twelfth and Empor1a;
choice location. s7Sa
81 feet. east front twelfth block on
Water. This is very cheap at the price
$50.
Also 4 nice Groom cottage in a good
location, east front on corner. Cor i.2S1.
q. s. SHIRk
l2s-lt us North Msip-
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FOR SALE
Two up-to-date cottages on East Doug
las. north side: worth $500. Want
reasonable offer Investigate"
7-room 2-story house, 80 feet. barn, city
water. on East Douglas. close in. s. 500
Ground worth the money. say nothing
of house.
Nice piece of business property on
Main street. 5000. Pays s per cent net.
Fine 7-room cottage. bath. closets,
cemented cellar 80 feet. corner hig
barn, cement walk. curb. fine surround
ings. one block from Hyde park. Only
81 $50
426 Stephens. S-room cottage. 70 feet.
cement walk. fine shade. fruit; rents
for SIS per month. Price. S1.50o.
New 4-room cottage. barn. 50 feet; rents
$3.50. Price, 1926. Snap.
1916 Park Place 7-room house, city
water bath. 80 feet. barn $3.50.
broom cottage in second block on Ohio,
barn. so feet 1920
451 South Ida. new 5-room cottage. good
barn. city water. so feet, fine corner,
east front; cheap.
3 lots on Keystone. fire shade, good
title near car line. 800.
lots on Keystone near Second, fine
site t175. Snap.
Is feet on Division cement walk. north
front facing Hyde park. $3.50.
80 feet opposite Harry street school on
Main street, $50.
314 Ohio 2-story. Groom house. curb.
fine SURROUNDINGS Only 81 400.
100 feet on North Mosiey near Eleventh
street barn fine fruit. $500
Several 30 feet building sites on Penn
sylvania, in first block north Of Doug
50 lots in McCormick's addition. So
several tracts containingl. 2. 5. and 20
acres East. south. north.
HOILICkE q WATERBURY.
Phone si4. over Kan's National Bank
i3-Itx
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FOR SALE-Barred Plymouth chicken
eggs; Buff Leghorn chicken eggs.
have prize-winners. Call or write for
prices. 1892 Hunter avenue. L. L.
Groves l23-l2tx