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$4,000
Morgan ST. SfSt.

Groom light brick modern resi-
JeEcc: nne reception hall; par
quetIed hardwood floors. handsome
Iaanteis. hot water heat for whole
house. modern Plumbing. gas and
electric lights dry iaundry. rne
yard. al improvements made Lot
S7.sIi30.
Price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~. 30
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IacIed. Ave. iasa-Gs-.2-.4.

These are Eood-lookinS. soiiLly
built. Broom brick residences. witn
reception nah. modern stairs and
woodwork. and the usual cOuyea-
s,uces such as furnace ana bath.
The rooms are h.s and airy and
each house las a large front lawn
I.ocs SsfxII.
Price each .-.......--..........s ~. 900
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Bnrtmer Ave-, aDtrB.

--lree-story h-icS residence o. s
rooms. bath. pantry. reception hall.
large closets. porch entire front 81
house. shade tre-S in front. fruit
trees and s.r-aL fruit IT, back gard.
~ fact. ~ an ideal country Eome iu
lie aIIy. ul.a block 90 Owe st.. two
.i.-cils 4" Suburban and Page lines
Lot #iI.g..s
F'rida .s5.5Do
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Clemrnn Ave-. Co.'s.

Three-stOry buff hrict residence of
II roaTi.S. reception hall, hardwood
floors. furnace. bath and every con
Ven..uce. --sto-y frame carriage
house: also house for coachmar and
ch.C.er-houS -h-gbbery ard fruit
freeS IN abundance Lot b'Nl.5
Price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a lb.O<el
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Pretty 2-s;ory frame residence % 8
rooms. bath and every convenience.
Lot 5JNis2 This Is one Of the pTet-
test homes IN Cdbanne. Easily
worth the money. New sewer and
asphat- street. Owner nonres. .deEt
and must sell a: once. BE sure ami
see tbs
Price 81 .-stfD
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WILL SELL FOR. $4,000

\ Clifton Heights res --1ce: it = a sever. tf
brick. Siat--rOof house Hltr .Hi I-i- '..-
water. haze. furnace sewer. water. gas siI." r.
and siGeyy aiks made. on lot Nlal ii. a .-l-.-
l. residence -tetEhi lsr1-i- one b.H1.. iii -.i-,
school one block f-Url street car Inc - 't-N
or the smoke ans dust Il thi- gi-t- can give
Possession in 20 ravs Who wants o..
IDIIN : EI\t; Room - Lincoln Trust bids-
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NW ylyGpII PUBLIC PlHM.f pIsRIg

NJ. g Fiste-nth 81. jIs; ssutA % Ma-xst
St a larEe Is-rslnl brick aous-. NTH Farr-
I1. .xlsl. through % Jchns1n - can sin
b b5gEnt a. ;he Old psiee o: tSSl9. only 3 80
GI.IFFiS REAL ESTATE co. III Chestnut,
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Wabada Ave-. 1913.

Two-story sIafe-roof brick resi-
deucs Of 10 rooms. larg. oak rtcep-
ton hall. tile bathroom. lower floor
finished in oak. . nantes, one in
rece gtion nall. laundry. tot and cold
water. modern in ever respect:
beautiful lawn and shrubbery. Lot
tz,NL51.
Tn~Er.. AZ. 900
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Modern 2-story siate-roof, s-room
residence. with reception hall. FUR
mace. bath. hot and cold wafer.
erdrit1.! cellar. al convenience
A y=-y pretty house. In a good
r.isnOorhoSd- lot fsXls-l.
t.rL.e 80 .OtD
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SOC CASH. PRICE S3. nm

ss5i Mafftt ave. between Euclid ana Mar
Gus aves-. a two-st0Ty brick residence con
talning TocEl. bathroom. laundry and cellar:
AL c1nveEisnchs: lot 5ixIz5 Pric.- . Ala
CFiAS r. NOGEI. 81 ,-t.s-rr.r St
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GtRoLD hoYNa z sIoRAsE cD.
SEikIRK'S STORAGE

M.sll< o. 4E1 F=-a. last St iuIis az -
LOUIS gf-c- - : .G.-- 81 l-sst - Lo-i-.
Ia E1th pr-r-s-
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Lowest Rate Loans,

" = 49, EA- 81 49,! L4-6A 1--WE
AN AASLE- yOG A.OEsE- MONEY On yOgr FUR
~ RE- F4iNOS. n0rsss ard pag as. gus
l--t In your POSSESSION. WEEKLY o.
s-J%4 hL2 IayEgais- Low Est RATES. dis
count -lven II PAID before i1. Call OF write
~ y IeutE -. TcCm 81 Ozark building TIE
ANbtsfsFgN FINANCE 60.
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FOR SALE.
5O77 WASHINGTON AVE.

great bsrrain. a new il-r.1rn T@-i9~nc'
list being anished; lot essl1. las ;nfe, 49,
elegant Med ana marble baiarootl-. pofe"-iln n
tubs. nicIlei-plated trimming. marble "aeh-
stands; double E00-s FRS un- se.. u story a.,
hiiisrc-r,.sll on thIr,. Golr. a.. hardwood pol
ishei: very @i-ga1t'y finished th-'ug 1t-tt. AZ
OF the larest iulI'F,Ee-l-Ets f.r o f-ri.-t h.ii
heated With no; gsat.r. every room as.--. = .
closets for all T-1sns. linen closet. extra isrs
library aEd dirirE-rpcf1- ---in-h stone ~
for csliar: ls-If.-h bri = walls rlnztE-ri4Ci m
very best: uiar-r4ai the be- money sa- blN-
nothing has been spared. nothing iEhIe3; ore
Of. the sreF- l-sdt-cus IN 81 LUIS IT = i---
rlansnf me See about it az of-e.
-sDNAT. INVESTMENT co. lgi y. seventh -
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FLAT-4 AND 5 ROOMS.

Bath exc. only $50 owned ur a . -.- . it.
e. can sell If Ar-rsrr.I- ave. Hl = sstr -
fays;te PARK. t.r sz.s-". r-u- $50. Others Ike
10 renting flr So
- t-=.=fugr -
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ONLY 5000 CASH,

me- iaiE-, 2-stcTy frame resifenca and
1gubie s-oEF building. with room fat l1- 10
- Ler.i az hF~1is-o1i. No. rent SO per
.illrtA. this property Is owned by 2 .nrrn-.-
t.yii. and must he sold AZ once: price only
10 this ~
Jas. ". FRaNCIsCUs { 60. "a CHESTNUT
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5o3I KEsSlHGTOH AVE-. REDUCED.

twc-story brick building arranged a. two
nEts Q, ard rooms: bath. hot and c1lf wa
te1s iaun,FE. good furnace. etc. rfr- IL f,e-
aruuTn. lot & Il; 4 1iss Prlcs - 10
CHAS r NgffET. 90 f--esfrr.. -
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We LOAN MONEY
EAST ST. LOUIS LOAN co.
STORAGE AND MOVING.

STORAGE AND MOVING.
AEsSblsl II care -ivel T. moving. storage.
--ckirE. shfuuiaF E0Us=hrid rcc1s. etc. low
rrsces Kin - 1f= LEo1s E.2 Olive
AEzSOL-I TEs care given r71vlng raezinE So
2Ee. furniture. piano f-4--ks St1raE- Gu
Lyo1s.9s.f CHct-tf aIs Victor ~. Grand KIN
CHEAPEST and best storage roorns IN ci.v
s1- storing fGrultu-~. piaEn~ trunks e-c "a q,
advanced when desired. uo-vlng ard parking az
l1West ra;es- Phone r1r rates l. g. Ia-sgau
Z Co. 1911 Moran -
= II PDRTNAS Storage a-1 Moving Co
Separate ROM low pr1c-- OF reliable rno.srz
ard - f1rsEe- -Si Cass ave: Dhule ID I.E-
BONDED sar-ho1se. Henry c w. WIehs
Storage a1d yogfrg Co. I5is-fs Franklin ave
money ADVANCED When desired. Ktnloch So
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LAwGAN & TAYLOR

S4ls--sas-- AL -4fs ~ NNi-
AcE ~lTclllst. ~ - alsllI-s-0u ave. so prf
sz-- rl4lls fHE Stl.a-e. l..lapFcuf clrI-t-Fccca.
Ci.sEl-z- insurance IL tEe city. yoE nave aces
O. -l-- ..aL ~ any -i-a-. AL upsing. lacri-is
s--sa..-.sl .s.- E@i-l= - { a o. Malc -. and
E,t c-E rates We save 10 -Tanchs-
cTGaEEE ABSOLUTELY FIBEr ROOF. nv
- SF1a- E..se.l- 1-s. Grad AID AAclsd-.
-lE .'.f.- - E-r.l. IKE. ft4fns- fr-GS--
z.sE alA=- -tc-. strictly n-st-c!a=s rlOvIrS.
s"-4-- E.-F pine exc OuT 81 Insurance tls
.---r N--sE 1is1-r-1 SalP roo;- or caI--
..E--t.- :e- Ge- rates Eoth phones. l.-e-
O. olive 2 L Is-11lEl As1t.1u Z StG.aze 20
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Granville FL. y. ". Cor. Ridge.

An s-r..m. s!ate-r0of. brick -esi-
.'un-. Almost .ea. has reception
Ulil. bath. furnace. gas gratc-. t-is
.---e aud water heater. Gem. l--tl
cellar and laundry. U4ec y.ral4L .u
fTsL-. southern and eastern expos
Ire 4 strictly uI-tY-,!1tr house,
rented 10 s011 tenant a. old Te;-t.
ss,t ~ ouiI consider trade Tor flat
iu dvSirs.bi" nsishhCrhood. Lot TX
L.
price ....................... 500
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SSES BARThER AVE.
chamberlain PSrkr-For sale. trarG-n-R tzn-
story Fors-srunt hou-. % -r1ru- hail hath
gas. hot and soid wafer. slate ruuf fil-i lsft-
room granitoid cellar. furnace etc: also har,i-
wood fioors: LOT ioxls. feet terms 81 %. cash
and tsiance monthly payments: hgg-. op<n
from I: TO every day For rric. and further
KEEI.Ey r. = on III, c-,a-..,,, -
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Rates ard terms unhsa-d Of L.ocix:
81 weeS.y pays s. Ian.
= = weekly Lag- o. 90 .1au
SD weekly rays 80 lean.
Wesky PAYS 4 - ian.
Payments clE De- -na1- weekly. Erruia0uthiT
or n-p1thly- j. is fu ySUr i1s.r.sr 2. s.rrsliT
is- All l-l- le-- .,riFat- aut ab.E= fra.l -
- CHEMICAL FINANCE Co
y D----L-a- h-------.. E-zlth a-I n--n..
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3ll5 S. 9TH ST. $500 CASH.

Between Arsenal and wyoming s;s a two
story brick dwelling. containing . ICONS Ia,iu-
cry and c-iia-. sliding dor. slaf. r-as!-els,
sewer. street made: iot esxTT5 Pic 5000
GHiS r E.-sEf. 90 f-.erfrur g
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6976 ARTHUR AVE-. s. 5OD.

Corner q Mecausizni ave tVo-story -iK-
room frame house. w!ih r0ck foundation city
water. cisteTu. coal shCd. shade tres ard
JUST res'ly decorated and painted room o. build
on side OF ll-- For further particulars -.
CHAS z. NDTEI. "a f.-.s.-r.r :.
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WEST END HOME.

gI9 Esiclij ave. near F9rr=- PARK: rock fro
& aua goofus. furnace. al f!sSdefu- lot sspl :
GIEAr.-IN HRNs. & CATE.S 10 y. ELghth
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waIdrmar Ave. ,H.nton,. s.::::.

: neat @-rD1m f.s;Ig- loI--.. ru-,.-
lain hath. ,'usEf-I cellar ,.-L-Iu
alI t-sy Hat.r- with large las ard
A..- Stable. pretty s.4nlsuIu G.mH.
room fp iG.i1 Two 0- three aoI-,--.
or, block ig9in Suburban Railway
i>st IENl.s
Rents ....-....-..---S $50
Price. w4tI - feet ....--..... 1000
Price for all --.--.............-- .:,ti,l
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5IS5 VERNON AVE.

=sr-; sish;-rcom r1os.rn: this house + eon
plef= Price 8.
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1900. Reduced to $3.50.
S750 Cash and konthly PAYMENTS

Ssl1 Sullivan. fWs-stdry hve--oo-n T-7-,a
I house l1t --NIs-. easy terms
EIHE-DIy Y n. z 2 co. - Chestnut
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DESTISTR 4.
TEETH

Formerly of sl4 ani SIC olive
Es-ahu-he- - years IN s.. Louis
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Elegant Well Built New Flats
Open Today from , 10 5 D. n.

rsf-4s Ntlrl "a ave. f.-.I.ir -gg.-.r."a-
bEIek. looms and hath % aasJ .r. g.. r-s
filt It'd laundry. Ffr+.. fHf f.TrHH". EsaIIt'-4
Walks. - - 49, i.i.gl, - - ~
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Leans at 5 Fer Gent.

NE make LOANS DS FJRNITy re. P1-
AMOS. RI. without removal. NJ ~ BIdCI-
TY- Sc ls before z-tr4zS . LpAS el--she-e,
VII -Hf- NuI f-s--f- 't-E.AtEsi. RATES.
LONGER TIME SMALLER PAYMENTS We
raE - aUE LOAN - rIi1r-a - yuur FURNI-
II F.r- gav - FaEr COW s-NIt-NCE. I1b-r4l
HI~ tl NTS t-alI auI tc coUvinls-i- Write
telephone kll..-sh l - UNION FINANCE
CO 3 = a11 &c DEl.l .u.l4sae.
SlLrksl-- corner Slz-r ans Lcelst. Entrance
81 y sixth urlrSl-- bars
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IMPROVED CI'rY PROPERTY FOR
SALE
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AMERICAN SIORssE AND NQYN6 Co.

Us ois.e St--Pscki-s. shipSt5<. sturss-: sep
s-ate roori-s Pho1es: Main xs5i. 1914 W. &
,Iaagisle. President Estimates fr-s
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OLIVE and 18th STR,

Southwest corner: lot s'zi05 70 alley: J. feet:
impTCvg snents are four thr.e-stcry brick build
Ing. steady income. chea1eEt c1Taer east %
are 20 s-I.
JOHN MAGUIRE REAL ESTATE Co
-r1 y Efgh.h IT
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EXCHANGE AND BARTER.

FOR Sale of Trz1e-Eiztt furnished rom:
always fun: rent -. what have yoge - -
Sixth.
FOR sale or ENchzlse- fsooTrir = -hosiFs f1-
coafectiGr-ry or ether sr1aii bus.n=sS- Inquire
1-4fA Olive s.
FOR sale Or E-IchsnEe-Esak.-y a-d g-ocs-y.
fis3 down a lznce IN easy payments: n eY1l
ririrg and TallTCat town or :. - p1rulaflU- n
I-.l.aa Tcrrit1F--. % RlcE IslarG Ra!ir5-..l a.
ersss " A. HazurscE1. Hsrt-horr. I =.
FOR ENci-ans--SIcoz q furnttgr. stoves.
str etc. i1cafef in cIe Of TIRE best mining a.
railruad towns n the indian Tsr-itn-y- x .fs5
population. On IL Rock Island Railroad irai.-
road division IatEt1. owner vadts e@f irrg
fun sizing g1o3s tflai-sss- s.ock all iu-1!r-.
g. 90 Or viii rstuce 10 s-it- Comparatively 10
cl-1pe-ifi11. doing b1slness 2. 80 i-1rrr. c-HI
p-ofts Aedress " A. Hammond. Hart-ldrIe.
! I.
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$3.50: BIG BARGAIN $3.50.

zz2 Garfield ave. yeli-buit 2-st0ry br.cs fat.
roOms and hath each G5o-; newly ,!fcoTa;ec.
IN very fine condition. rent 80 Ie- year. p-.ce-
sor ouick sale. cuf 8 80.
A. n FREDERICK 81 Cllestnat a.
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STo8AdE
EDUCATIONAL.

EDE CAIIDNsL-
r--~~~-~--~---->----~~------
LE- E-fNI< e : \ CH''as-- S..=se--'r--. Tsg--hc.>
H..-.-a E.-r- ei+ \. Grant
---DEING. Erg.i.a- c',frul.rciai Or sc,el-
I--- French. German. spanish Gacfl-t.
COS ay~
ENGLISH university -ss ..lace e ot.-n to en-
sa-r---- a- ---.- 90 tt-.-lt-- % scscai<- HE
LsSGrAGE lyss,as. German ~ EHsiisH IIG
LESSONS zl-.u- a.r French ART rsintiug:
~ ar. 10 .l.- -r a--- F...l-g evening de-
'.rE china. 4-t-1-r. s-.-- a-l satin
OIL a-tl;tl- ana ir.s-.rs lessons. n Rais-f-
- aI...-- tl-a-.- N-t-.- -l1 Olive ST. rooms
-. DE- rFENTEI. ACADEMY. 45ls ySssl-
.7-- a r.-.g-1-4- u.-l raal-1 y lt.ay. Seiterl-
DR. LIsIr$Ay'- J'II'ss-- s3gss sion. I1s5ehoI-
- -ll1-Sr-l--t. fyp1lL.e subjects. - .:es
-uE-Yauzr G-,.s- fr1as The University oc
Athens desires 90 E..- lessons 10 his r-Ot-ra
~ a1-.-1- -tnsussr no =. kepgclic-
E-i,-I-.-,.-- 70 i.a-u d.-raarCI1s:y- .I,--
--.s atals.t. hsirllTev-!-E rrIricuri-E. facial
s---raE-. etc: u1s-r.ln at goc1 wages given
When finished can - ~ money Lefr-- in ishins.
diplomas gwen graduates only short time re-
I-.-rz-l-lEy. Doctor y u Harris. 5I2 Wash
!rs
WORLDS FAIR visitors ard night pupils
given l=--1r- il ellru-l1u and acting FOR sair
- - r-luin.nt teacher. NH >. Eepuhlic.
TRsNSLATIONs
10 y EDETLh-
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$500 Cash. BALANCE MONTHLY.

I7l7-Is Biidie st. a double t-.0-F;rry brick
dwelling II - roou1s 5TTanr.d fsr fru- fam
ilies. rent t735 Per annurn: 1t 51xsl feet P-ic-
500 fHAS- r VOGf-I. 80 Caastuu- 81
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EAST PARK PLAcE-REDUCED.

loss. ou- door south o. Eartn1-- ave three
h!orss west of suburban T0vver-housa: a well
"Ilst- ent-sforE frame hGiis. u rlsulS hath
and RECEPTION hail. one-st0-l- frame house on
lstr 81 let: this place = veil w1rth the former
p1ite u s--a.f but party j. leaving city r.
VIII ba sacrificed for 81 g.
CHsS r N0GEI =. gb,.-rf,- -
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RESTA rRAST: downtown. agsIness dIs,rlet:
good s7iulpTnsat. cxchsEse s5- -U.J--l!uE-h,y,.s-
Glsscocs. 81 Chestnut.
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Page ave. .o3i-3s- -.

Elr,--zt0Ty brick residences % =
rooms tagh. wlth bath. f4rEac. ana
axe --g;n. VIII sell on easy terms
Pr-r-. each .........-.-........SI
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Groom House. 81, COG.

Ridge ave. near Academy. ---t"-E. s.lir-E,''i
brick dwelling Il rprrEis. tsih-.r-t- e. Pr ii[-
cellar. etg-: hot and call wairf. iIIii@l-. ia
.JzIi5. Sc rs for particulars.
LINGENFEIDER \ ROKEI:N 2. ? CO
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ST. Vincent Ave. dwelling

For sale at 81 81, an S-ro1ul. s!si--r-.f fv J.
ing with furnace bathroom. ctrlented cellar.
I.iNGENFEIDER & BoKETN r =. co.
80 Chestnut
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-iWeIIing- Bargain

" have fur sale . faa uasy dvv-IIir- house
"-th eleven rooms an! r.Csr-.1a hall. all mod
+ri- located On 1-f'il-IS-- ave. Just east %
Boyle. price $500. 4 yUG Uaat fn- home Il
4 sinai! cost see - ut onc- ahoat this.
hoihrock-sIackweider Real Estate Irus, Co.
Trs--o
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ElLs= c1- tu-litLIr. etc. I-V- and clean. !os-
- -Es---E--. g.-za a-1l moving, packing ana
s4flq-LE I--- fl--- L2o.t-l-- lil-sS.i b. cEo
S'a-- sz-! -4lfaat-e-- 03 Mississippi valley
Ig--- 40 Tor s-Ju--
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE SACRIFICE

800 IVES; PIs- i-ssI~yarJ. Van stulG-fari
II me-. fet E-lrk hr.cEs modern In every ---
sp.cr. tel rHg1-s. llt t-N-l@. brick staEl- and
carriage house. This prlg-rty -lEt tn owner
ab1ur $500. Tfs estate must le settief In
r1eilately and I want a. cf3Fr o: sI-.aHs Poe
session can b. obtained N Ocfohgs-
JOHN 4. Me-apWAf.L - I-Hal--g-
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For Saie-I2fs Temple place: airi0s- new: =
Frlry brick house u ru-lrtf. reception hail,
hath. gas. bot anI cold wat.r. g-ar!J1-d e a.
furnace. slate roof combination ras and eier-
TIC fixtures. screens and shztes. l0- 1-i.Nf2s
fest. small cash payment aat haisnce n5ntt-
ly- Hguss open % iflspsc:ion from 20 p
KEFI.EY 2 z On III r1,a-tnrr. q.
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5033 kEESlEGTOa AVE, REDUCED.

tTo-s;ory b-ick builGirS arranged as two
nats of and : rooms. batS. hot and cold .ga-
tef iAunGTy. good furnace. etc rn-r r.-1 -
srnua. l9t % n IN xLs5. Price. :. -
CITAS + NOCfFI. - -,-tl.st-f--- -
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FINE NEW FlAT-S6,50O.

Neat br!cx cottage. : rron1-. well huIir. =
c1nfitioa. iat z5Ni5y. easy payments. prIee 81.
GIEALUIS BROS L GATES IL y. r Eh-h
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A BIG BARGAIN FOR
WORKING NAN OR INVESTOR
A Pretty Groom House, SLIGO.
A Splendid Home in Compton Hill

3[f Sl-Ley -. gr-. TH--rseee = 30. -
rlarly Esz an1 rrsil-hllif e---a-y &C en Ar~-
Soon brick dwelling. vl-h hath. hot aaI CO..!
N4ter. furnace. tll.i bathroom. screens. etc;
lot 2. sxf.5. price 500
AIPI.F d HEAl,;EI.IANN =. 2 CO.
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100000
$4,000

VIII buy a spIendidiy built 2-Etory Cpr-ss-d
brick 'front.' house. arranged in fats Of
rooms each: bath. u. pantry On each hq9r.
sanitary plumbing. electric lights and bells.
las. nice closets cernente6 base-nent. separate
faunfries. stable. coal shed. etc. in rear. lot
s5x1zo feet 5ia inches: rent S3ss per arnuru tnO
Worlds Fair reutl. For further Information
Gppiy 10
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BEAUTIFUL HONE. $3.50.

b. sgf- and 80 81 Il riaea. IN lra r1-ai
Ion. --sts-y: tr.ss. llE.Fs. s-aFe a-s--. 80
APPLE ( HElLIELNIANN u. Z 60.
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Gar Making a Great Show


proceeded to the station, where he
was met by a large number of inn
perial princes and officers who were
waiting to bid him farewell. Grand
Duchess Marie, Cyril's mother
broke down at the last moment and
wept as she embraced her son.
Even the veteran, Vladimir, Cyril S
father, shed tears, and Grand
Duke Boris and Andrew held their
mother in a long embrace. Grand
Duke Cyril is going TO Port Arthur
to act as chief officer of the flagship
Grand Duke Boris will leave here
March II with General Kuropat-
kin.
Although there is no confrma-
tion here of the reported landing of
japanese at Possiet bay, near
Vladivostock, private advices re-
ceived here say that japanese war
ships have been sighted off Kyeng-
Seng, Corea (adout so miles south
west Of Possiet bay.
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St. Petersburg, Feb. 2s.-After
having tasted the czar drove this
morning to the Anitchkoff palace
topartake Of the sacrament. He
was accompanied by the czarina
and his daughter Olga, who was
dressed in white in honor of the
solemn occasion. His majesty was
clad in full uniform. The congre-
CATION included the dowager EN-
press, the czar's sister. Grand
Duchess Olga and her husband, the
duke OF Oldenburg.
There was a touching scene at
the Nicholas railroad station this
evening when Grand Duke Cyril,
eldest son of the Grand Duke
Vladimir, the cars uncle, left fer
the far east. Grand Duke Cyril
returned to St Petersburg this
morning and went to take leave of
the czar this afternoon. He par
took Of the sacrament in the church
at the Tladimir palace and then
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Japanese Report of
Recent BOmbardment

sunk at the foot Of the light house
on the left side Of the entrance.
The Bushiu Maru was sunk out
side, beyond the Hokoku Maru.
The Tenshin Maru, the Buoy Maru
and Jinsen Maru were sunk at the
foot of Laotche hill almost side ny
side. All the above mentioned
steamers were sunk by their own
crews who were all safely rescued.
The torpedo flotilla was nnarm-
ed.
The torpedo flotilla also reported
that it discovered the Russian
cruisers Bayan and Novik, togeth-
er with a few destroyers, in the
outer harbor. After the hotilla re-
Joined it the main feet advanced
slowly on Port Arthur, where it
found the Russian cruisers Bayan,
Askold and Novik slowly moving
about the outer harbor under cover
of the batteries, A bombardment
began at long range and at II:45 a.
m. all the ships and batteries were
responding vigorously. Shortly
after noon the Novik retreated in
to the inner harbor. The Askold
and Bayan, quickly following, de-
monstrated that the sinking steamer
had not blocked the entrance of The
harbor. A bombardment of the
inner harbor was then ordered, and
for fifteen minutes all the heavy
gnns of the Japanese feet threw
shells over the hills into the har-
Dor. The Japanese were unable to
determine theeffect of the lombard
ment, but saw huge columns of
smoke arising from time to time.
In the meantime the Japanese
cruiser squadron discovered two
Russian torpedo destroyers at the
foot Of Laotche hill and gave chase.
One Of the destroyers escaped, but
the other was pursued into Pigeon
bay, where it was sunk. Vice Ad-
miral Kamimura reports that the
Japanese fleet sustained no damage
and did not lose a single man.
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for month. Garibaldi was offer
ed the general direction of the
Macedonian government, but re-
fused on the ground that he thought
it better to leave the leadership tc
some man directly interested in
Macedonia, as that would give him
Garibaldi, free hand.
The financing of the movement
being the most difficult part, Carl.
baldi is asking all his friends in It.
ally and abroad to contribute funds
10 the cause.
Confidential and official informa-
tion received here from Austria
point to the fact that that govern
ment is making extensive prepara-
tions to check any movements on
its southeastern frontiers, where
reinforcements amounting to 80, ooc
men have been centered. The pro-
prietors of theatres and other large
buildings In that part Of that coun-
try have been Informed that their
premises may be seized for military
purposes.
tits now known that negotia-
tions are going OH between Russia
and Italy with regard to the Bal
kans. Signor T'itoni, the Italian
foreign minister, alluded to these
exchanges in the chamber of depu-
ties on February ~, when he pro-
tested against the anti-Russian
manifestations in Italy, and said
they would endanger the relations
of Italy and Russia just when the
two governments we're "exchang-
ing views on very vital interests. -
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Toxic. Feb. 28.-NavaI officers
commanded and 'jackies' manned
the five steamers that were sunk
al the entrance TO Port Arthur last
Wednesday morning. Merchant
sailors volunteered for the danger
Gus undertaking, but their services
were not accepted, deciding to en-
trust the mission to regulars.
There were ten officers and sixty
seven sailors in the crews, and all
volunteered for service. They
bade farewell to their comrades, ex-
pecting to die under the fire Of the
batteries Of the enemy. The rescue
of the entire crews surprised even
the japanese, who expected that a
majority of the daring seamen
would be killed.
The steamers did not carry light
and were not armed, and conse-
quently we're not discovered until
the operation Of sinking them was
practically completed.
Japan is singing praises of the
volunteer crews who participated
in the dangerous work. 1t is ex-
pected that the emperor will pub
licly thank them and give them
medals to commemorate the daring
act,
Toxic, Feb. 27.-The Official re-
port of the attemptmade last Tues
day night to block the entrance to
the harbor of Port Arthur reached
Toxic last night (Friday11 The
report was written by Vice Admiral
Kamimura, division commander
under Admiral Togo. The report
recites that at a certain point near
Port Arthur Tuesday evening a
number Of merchant steamers, es-
corted by torpedo fotilla swere
dispatched for the purpose Of
closing the entrance to the har-
Dor. The torpedo hotilla rejoined
the feet at 10 a. m, Wednesday at
sea at rendezous previously
agreed upon, and reported that the
steamer Hokoku Maru had been