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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-24
Farmers Up in Arms.

Farmers in Fond du Lac county IN
the vicinity Of Mayvlle are up in arms
al what they term the elevator trust.
and have organized an independent
stock and grain company for the pur-
pose Of erecting an elevator at May
Vile. so that they may secure a fair
market price for their product. For
mer Congressman Sauerhering has
been selected as general manager OF
he new company Similar action is
likely to be taken by farmers in many
localities
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-24

William Klcist, head OF a counterfeit
Ing establishment. was under arrest in
Milwaukee for circulating spurious coin,
and his brother August was also in Gus
tody William Kleist says he learned to
counterfeit while in Joliet prison. Il
learned the mOlder's trade while in pris-
on. declared Kleist, 'and convicts used
20 practice molding nickels and other
small coins"
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SCALE IS SIGNED.
Two Year Wage Contract Between
the Hines and the Operators,
Agreed To.

indianapolis, Ind, March 22.-I1igh'
coal operators and c.sht miners, com
posing the Joint sIb-scaie committee
IF the central competitive district, on
Monday amEcd their SIGNATURES to the
articles Of agreement which provide
for a tHo-yctrs' wage contract between
tho industrial and capilaIi5nc interests
of the coal industry of the United
States. No change was made in the
compromise proposition Of the opera,-
CTS which was acccr,ed by a referen
dum vote Of he miners A rohlbilita-
ton Of The interstate joint conference
WAS effected hy G&ing January 25. 1906
as the date for The nsNt joint confer
enoc of the operators and miners OF
the central competitive district
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Hanged Himself.

George Brandt, who was serving a
life term for murder, committed sui
eide by hanging himself at Waupun
to the cell door with his suspenders.
Brandt was sentenced October Z for
murder in the first degree. He killed
his mothcr-in-law while she was sit
ting on the perth Of her residence and
then crcpt to a nearby building, where
his wife was, and shot her,
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State Lands Sold.

State lands located in Calumet Man
ituWuc. Outagamie, Sheyboygan, Wan
paca, Waushara and Fond du Lac
counties have been sold by the state
treasurer One hundred and eighty
acres in Waushara county sold at
$255So; in Calumet county at 500
Property in Fond du Lac, given 10 the
state by Mary a. Hamilton many years
ago for the location Of a charitable in
stitutOn, went for $3.50
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Shot Eerself.

Lexington, Ky, March 22.-Mrs. Mat
thew I. scott widow Of Or. NJ, T. Scott
of this city. and daughter Of Squire Bias
sctt. president Of the Fayettc national
ban. committed suicide at her resi-
denca Monday by shooting Mrs. Scott
had been subject to spells az depression
since the death of her husband, about
ten years ago. She was president Of the
Womar's club of Central Kcntuc. y,
and one Of the most prominent women in
The state
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-24

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~ ~ NJ. wor. J.lee suayra. agcr
..Fo ,e.,. bae Lsfu nr.e,Dfed to=tbe san-
Il. r.aaal.,. yig N. ai.cD AN
.,.,l.rt,,,,i.y tn rr.s.rt his eile d, the
aa5o
Tho CHARGES
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.at no details Of tae eqsc nj present. it
is known that the charge, en- which tes-
imony VAS taken include those Of be-
ln- absent rT,m his circuit, icing a
f.'r tcut az his dist riot imprisoL,ag
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v IL: IDS

Consumption is a human
weed llourishing best in weak
lungs. Like other weeds it's
easily destroyed while young;
when old, sometimes i'm
possible.
Strengthen the lungs as you
would weak land and the
weeds will disappear.
The best lung fertilizer is
SCOTS Emulsion. Salt pork
is good too, but it is very hard
to digest.
The time to treat consump-
ton is when you begin trying
to hide it from yourself.
Others see it, you won't.
Don't wait until you can't
deceive yourself any longer.
bcgln WIN the llrSl ulOuS II.
to take SCOTS Emulsion. If
it isn't really consumption 50
much the better; you will soon
forget it and be better for the
treatment. If it is consump-
ton you can't expect to be
cured at once, but if you will
begin in time and will be
ri9idly regular in your treat
mcnt you will win.
SCOTS Emulsion, fresh air,
rest all you can, eat all you
can, that's the treatment and
that's the best treatment.
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Bride Was Missing.

ALFRED in his best suit Of clothes, and
sion, Charles Scoheld, n baker in La
Crosse. accompanied by his groomsman
went TO the home Of Miss Marie Albert,
his nancc, to wed her The hour had
been set and the guests invited When
Scofcld arrived the hrlde had flown and
her parents could not explain her abb
gencc
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InAnreS n Ba boon.

An insurance agency in KcnOsha has
written $4,000 risk on Maj Kelly, an
educated baboOn owned by New York
animal trainer The animal has been
the sensation Of New York society for
two years. and has been trained to a
remarkable degree The annual pre-
MUM on the risk Is $500.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-24
Elect Officers.

The Wisconsin Press association at
It's annual convention in Fond du Lac
elected officers as follows. President
Frank u Noyes. Marinette Eagle Star,
secretary, Fred T. Yates, Washington
News. treasurer. Mrs NJ p. Rindlaub,
plaiteyille Witness
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Three Killed by a Train.

ClarhsburE. w Va, March ~ Seven
osop!c crossing a small railroad bridge
near Wilsonburg Manday were rfn
down BY d Baltimore & Ohio passenger
train. Anthony Manardi, wife and chill
dron were Killed outright Frank Ia-
mctti was fatally hnrt and thre 9TH
ers we're seriously injured
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Car Strikes Minstrel Parade.

Kooi nix, IA. March ga trolley
aqr tan through a minstrel parade,
probably fatally injurine james Baran-
ii, hurting five other persons and De-
itroyiug nearly all the musical in5.ru-
ments and costumes Of the b3nd
William Cahill, motorman, has been
arrested on a charge Of assault
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coast west of that ely.
To Bottle Up Fort Arthur.
London, March 22-Japan, it is re-
ported is about to make sensational ar
tempt to bottle up Port Arthur Fifteen
large steamships are being prepared al
Sascbo for this new effort They arc
loaded with stone and will be linked to-
qcther with chains and wire cables.
They will steam toward Port Arthur in
line, and if not surh by Russian guns
they will be blown MP by their crew S.
In either event they viii block the en-
trance to the harbor completely.
Russians Deny Reported Victory.
St. Petersburg, March 2l-1he re-
ported Russian victory on the NaIu
river. in which it was claimed 500 jap
ancso had been captured frankly is de-
clarod to have been in possible Atmi.i-
ar, headquarters it Is pointed ont taat
to indict such a crushiUs defeat rn the
Japanese the Russians would have Had
to have been numerically enormously
superior to the enCmy which Tie RGs-
slams in Korea are not
Nay Effect Juncturo.
81. Petersburg, March 1.-THE where
abouts Of the Vlad loaloD qU3dron is e
profound official secret, but there are
those here who believe that the Japanese
MAJ wake mp SOM morning to find that
tie two divisions If Russla's Pacific
squadron have Elected iuncture 1T
+. Eg.raging no confidence TO state that
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-24
Japs Land Troops.

London March u Japan has landed
or attempted TO land troops at Ilclcua
bay. half way between Port Arthur ana
NewchwanE and only six miles from
the railroad This news comes from ST
Petersburg II is admitted that the Rus
sian war department was startled by the
Intelligence Russian troops are now
being hurried 20 Fuchow % miles south
Of Helena bay, 10 resist the expected
landing Newchwane is hcirg hurried
" placed in n position Of defense as 4
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-03-24
Whent IN Good Condition.

Kansas city Mo- March p Re.
ports received from all parts Of the kar.
sas wheat belt show that Sunday lsavA
rain fall was general Santa I'e head
quarters At Topeka has adgccs that
wheat everywhere is In good condition
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Toxic. March ga Toxic paper pub
fishes a report TO the effect that Japa-
aese division landed on the LiaonLg pCn-
insua on March - and CrgaccC the l,us-
sian troops In the rear Of Port Arthur.
simultaneously the japanese feet bonn
barded the town and harbOr. ! he action
began at six O'Clock on the evening OF
March 10 and continued until 70 o'clock
on the morning Of the 2Oth. Sixteen
ships were engaged in the attack and the
result is reported to have been the oc-
cupation Of Port Arthur by the japanese.
No further details are given and the re-
port remains so far unconGrmcd.
Firing Heard.
Yinkow. March % Firing was heard
off the coast, apparently about six miles
to the southwark, IA shots having been
heard between and $50 this morn
ing The morning was hazy and it was
impossible to distinguish objects at sea.
a credible report has reached here that
two cruisers and five sunboats were off
kinchow yesterday.
Many Uncontirmed RumoTs.
London March ga number Of ru-
mors are printed in the "wspapcrs here
this morning, but they uat be ave pied
with great reserve.
The Daily Tclceraph's Tokio CORE
spondcnt cables newspaper report Of
the japanese occupation Of Port Arthur
after combined land and sea attack
Saturday ind Sunday. ltisassertcd that
division Of japanese landed on the
LiaotunE peninsula Saturday and en-
gagged the Russians near Port Arthur
while the fleet bombardod from Saturday
evening until Sunday morning
The same spundcnt reports a
sharp encounter at Ch4org Syong Con
the Yalu river, about thirty miles north
east of WijW in which the Russians lost
COO in killed or wounded.
The Daily Chronicles SHANGHAI cor
respondent hears from NewchW2rf that
the Japanese crossed TatunP pass 10
miles from llai Cheng, and that collisions
occurred with the Russians.
The dispatch adGS tlldt the Japanese
by this fighting have cleared the way for
an advance ON Muctinling, now held BY
the Russians
Several trainloads Of Rus ian wounded
are reported to have passed Taahichiao
going to Liaoyang,
London, March 2l-Japan, it is re
dcIally announced that the mobilization
of Russlas army in ManChuria will be
complete by May %, and that on that
date Gen Kpuropatkin Viii have ned
force of $40, 900 infantry, cavalry and ar
tillcry at his disposal It Is stated fur
thor, and by official sanction. that Russia
will not begin the serious lana campaign
until June, and that decisive battle
need not be expected before August
Not since the Turko- Russian war Of
1873 has any European power sent 50
large an army into the Gcld. France
fought Prussia in 1871 with 800 Gee mon.
Russia sent scarcely G,ooa0 aeans;
Turkey in 1873 En2ard fought the re-
cent Boor war with 20o GOO No power
In Europe ever Transported an army Of
5i0.ou0 men SO great distance MS Rus
sin is doing in the present conflict with
Japan The transportation obstacles arc
enormous
Japs Land Troors
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PORT ARTHUR is
AGAIN CAPTURED
Such Is the Latest Report Which. However,
Lacks Confirm ation-Rumor OF Rus
sian Losses in Battle
the Yalu River.

japanese force is expected to land on III
Evening journal., 1904-02-01
COOLEST JANUARY
IN ELEVEN YEARS
Month Closed Yesterday
Marked for Its Big Snow
fall Record

The coolest January i'm eleven years
and the second coolest January in "a
years has just passed. During the
month closed yesterday the average
mean temperature was 26 degrees. The
lowest mean temperature in the "a
years was "a, recorded in 1893 AL
though many home thermometers
touched a lower point. yet the mini
mum registered during the month on
the official instrument on top of the
post office building was two degrees
below zero. This was reached on the
fifth. while the maximum, S.. was reg
istered on the 22d.
The coldest periods were from the
third to the fifth and on the eighteenth
and nineteenth, when the mercury
was from p to "a degrees below the
normal.
January was also a record month in
the matter of snowfall, there having
been 1871 inches precipitated. This is
next to the greatest amount since 1885,
a total of 20 inches in 1898 still remain
ing unapproached. There was added
to the snow precipitations a total of
314 inches of rain.
The sun shone clearly on only 70 days,
while ~ days We're given over to cloudy
or partly cloudy weather. The wind
blew from the northwest Tor the greater
part Of the time, and it was from this
direction that it blew it's mightiest, SO
miles an hour on the third day.
Evening journal., 1904-02-01
EVENING SCHOOL
TONIGHT!

This evening 7. 80 there will be general reorgan-
zation of Evening School of Goldey College, and
students will be admitted
The Evening School will continue in session February,
March and April three evenings week. and the following
courses will be offered:
I-pENnANsHIP c. H. French Penman at Goldey Col
lege, head teacher. Rate, ST. so a month.
2-ARITHMErIc, QUICK CALCULATIONS. PENMANSEiIp,
sPELLI<d In charge of c. H. French Penman, and "
Gemmi Mathematical Teacher Godey College. Rate So
month or $40 for three months, payable weekly
3DRAFTING. W. J. Walker, craftsman at H. & H. Co..
teacher. Rate, s.. so month
4-ENoLIsH Comprising Elementary and Advanced Gram
Composition and Rhetoric Miss Mary L. Lacken English
Instructor the Wilmington High School, head teacher Rate
So month.
s-TYPEwRITING In charge of Miss B. w Price, Type
writer instructor Goldey College Rate IS month Reming
ton used.
6-sHORTHAND Benn Pitman System J. Z. Fuller,
Shorthand Reporter Associate Principal Of Godey College head
teacher Rate S. month or $40 for three months payable
weekly
7-sHoRTH ND and TYPEWRITING In charge of the
regular faculty of Goldey College Rate 81 month ia advance
S-BooKkeEPINd and PEN@ANsHIP. W. E. Douglas,
Practical Bookkeepe Associate Principal of Goldey College
head teacher Rate S. month for three months
O-BANKING. Comprising Bank Bookkeeping Orgauza-
on of State and National Banks, Discount and Colectona
IONcoRPo SATfoN ACCOUNTING Including complete
exposition of Corporation bookkeeping the Of Stock
Companies changing Individual and Partnership Books to
Corporation Books the Issuing aud Transfer of Stock etc.
ii2dRAMMAR TTER-wRITINd and ELensN1ARY
SHORTHAND In charge of regular teachers Rate, s.
month
lz-SHORTHAND COURSE FOR sTENOGRAPHERS. In
Guiding Advanced English Grammar and Rhetoric and
Reporting work in Shorthand In charge of Miss Lacken and
Mr. Fuller
SPECIAL COURSES will be arranged for those who desire
them.
Every person assured of courteous treatment and the very
best Individual instruction embarrassment of
kind Call to TODAY, this evening from to and let
include you in the arrangements making Write
for the catalogue. if not convenient for you to call
The Office the ed floor, Institute Building Market
street. Cor Sth.
II. s. GOLDEY, President
w. +. DOUGLAS and J. Z. FULLER, Principals.
R. J. MACLEAN Business Manager.
Evening journal., 1904-02-01
WRECKERS FLOATED
STRANDED C0NLIEBANK
Towed Into Breakwater Yes
terday to Await Result
of Survey

The tug North America yesterday
towed into the Delaware Breakwater
the bark Comliebank. which stranded
on the coast of Delaware at Rehoboth
on January II while bound from Del
agoa Bay to the Delaware Breakwater
for orders. Wreckers succeeded in
floating her in the morning. The YES
sci was in ballast when she struck,
otherwise the work of floating her
would have been attended with more
difficulty. The day after she struck
the crew walked ashore. the vessel
having been practically high and dry.
The wreckers started at once upon
efforts to save the bark, and she was
gradually dragged from the bed of
sand until favorable conditions yester-
day enabled them to force her into deep
water. Captain Walker. her master,
was the other day acquitted of negli-
gence by a British Naval Court Of In
quiry. The crew was paid off on Sat
urday. A survey will be called on the
bark as soon as possible.
Evening journal., 1904-02-01
SENATOR BALL PRESIDED
Republican County Committee Held a
Meeting on Saturday.

The Republican County Committee
meeting held at the Young Mems Re-
publican Club on Saturday afternoon
was presided over by Senator l.. Heis-
Ter Ball.
There was a discussion over the pay
ment of bills aggregating 5000, con-
tracted in 1902 by the joint campaign
committee.
A committee was named to devise a
method for getting money to pay the
bills.
Elwood L. Wilson, of New Castle,
was appointed to fiji a vacancy caused
by the resignation of W. George Wright
who has removed to Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1904-02-01
CHRISTIAN ENOEAVOR MEETING
Will be Addressed by State President
in Hanover Church Tomor-
row Night.

TIE regular monthly business meeting
OF the executive committee of the city
Christian Endeavor Union will be held at
Hanover Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening al oclocS.A new feature for
these meetings is to be introduced in a
series Of addresses on THE Power Of the
Holy Spirit" The Rev. Elliott Field, pas
tor Of the Presbyterian churches Of Har-
ringron and FELTON, and president OF the
State Christian Endeavor Union, will
make an address on the subject. "The
Spirit In Personal Work.
All enceavorers Of the city are requested
10 attend this meeting as the object OF
these addresses viii be deeper splritu-
atty and conservation IN the CITY societies.
Evening journal., 1904-02-01
Tias suIId'ng Lots For saIs on In.

Tias 6uiicins Lots For Sals on In
stallments.
g.N oi a Building Lot would be an oc-
ccpt1ble one 10 yourself or family. YOU
can make such a gift without sinking
much capital by means Of the installment
plan and az the same time you are laying
the foundation for a home for yourself
and family. Prices ranging from ninety
dollars and upward; any size. and in any
part Of the city. Business corners and
manufacturing sites on reasonable terms.
Also number of desirable houses for
SAFE and .or rent.
PETER J. FORD & CO,
Tenth and Market Streets
Evening journal., 1904-02-01
FOR WOMEN
lbHe. HOLLIS

Ncw scientific treatment for women.
Longest and most obstinate cases relieved
in three days without fail. No pain, DANCE
% Interference with work. No poisonous
medicines or painful and dangerous oper-
atoms. Come and let me explain TO you
low easily and quickly the abnormality
an bo removed by my simple. harmless
treatment. You can with safety intrust
eour case TO my care and rest assured OF
,hc most pleasing and satisfactory rcsuae.
have devoted many years to these cases
ana know exactly what to do and how 10
do It without guesswork or mistake. ABB
so.ute success guaranteed IN every in
stance. I have never had single failure.
3. should be borne in mind that great care
.is necessary in these cases. Consult a
specialist who understands you thorough
~, one whose years OF practical knowledge
are important. Advice free. Treatment.
800. Lady attendant. Not open Sundays
l427 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1904-02-01
SEND IN YOUR REPLY
Y. M. c. A. Committee Wants to Know
Who viii Attend Dinner.

The committee in charge of the din
ner to be given at the Y. NJ. c. A. on
February request that all who have
received invitations send their replies
so that they will be received today.
This is necessary in order that proper
arrangements may be made. 1t is also
stated that on account of the loss of
boots and from other causes it has
been impossible to secure a complete
list OF the former members Of the asso-
citation. and it has therefore been inn
possible to send invitations to all of
them. If these persons will call at the
association Office today they viii re-
ceive invitations.
Evening journal., 1904-02-01
MRS. MAVERICK OUT OF JAIL
Released on Condition That She in No
Way Attract Public Attention.

London. Feb. LIN spite Of the mys-
.tery with which officials shroud the ac-
ton .n connection with the reported re-
lease Of Mrs. Florence Maybnck. who IS
serving life sentence for poisoning her
husband. it can be definitely said that
she has been removed from Aylesbury
Prison and Is now in seclusion.
The Daily Mail this morning says that
Mrs. Maybrick is now in Liverpool, and
that the following conditions attach to
her release from prison:
That she win not appear on the public
stage or write q book Of her experiences.
ana shall In no way endeavor to attract
public attention to herself.
Evening journal., 1904-02-01
How,s THrss

We offer one Hundred Dollars Rewars
for any case Of Catagrh that canuo, IL.
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
i. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. q
We. the Undersigned. have known + !
Cheney for the ,ast IS years. and bei.eV.
him perfectly honorable IN ali bnsines,
transactions and financially able 10 carr,
Out any obllgatlins made by their firm.
Toledo. o.
wAtpING. KfNNAN q MARVIN
WholeSale Druggists, T0.ed0. O.
Hairs cafarrh Cure a. taken iuternaliv
Iactiug directly upon the blood aud mu.
'cous serfaces Of the system. Testimonial.
sent free. Price Ijc. per bottle Sold bJ
la.i Druggists.
Halls Family pills are the be-s-
Evening journal., 1904-02-01
Heavv Foa EnveIopes city.

A heavy fog settled over tho city Satur-
day night and for time it was impos-
sible to see but a few feet. The fog dis
appeared before the cold weaEher later in
the morning and froze to the trees. When
the sun touched the trees they presented
q heautiful spectacle.
Evening journal., 1904-02-01
REAL ESTATE

I CAN buy, sell, rent or exchange Real
Estate. Give me trial.
FOR SALE.
No 500 to SIS Shearman St. 7 K & B.
SI7oo. 90.
NJ IoS-Ifo Ashton ST.. : r & b., $500
No. g2o W. Seventh ST., 4 & B., $1,000
\. B-I viii have one or two for rent on
Shearman St., in March, 7 r & b., SI4. 90
JOHN c. PATTERSON.
jas-u s7s Madison ST.
PEAL BARGAINS IN REAL Es-
TATE-FOR SALE-Large house
and modern stable. Lot 7oN762 AT a
sacrifice Home Of the late Thomas T.
nayari, CLAYTON and l.irdcn Streets.
For SAI.ls-Church property. No. a76-
22S West Street Lot 67xoo Sacri-
fee price. CHARLES {. KURlZ
.oiI Market Street,
tt,s-'l Opposite Court House.
FOR SAI.F-Eieqaut farm on the Con
cord pike Three miles from city.
Al a sacrifice price. Possession any
time. CHARLES {. KURTZ.
IoIi Market Street.
t,Ss-fI Opposite Court Hous G
FOR SALE-Lot Ios'b Sc feet in built
up western section. as a great bar
gain. George G. Alaris * Son, Eighth
and Shipley streets. ia-tf
FOR SALE-A tract OF thirty-six acres
Of cultivated land ~ Centreyille, Del.
on Kennett Turnpike. having a present
and Increasing value. there being several
admirable building sites. The Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Co.. Trustee.
T CAN quickly sell your Real Estate OF
Business for cash, no matter where
located. Send me particulars, prices,
etc, sud receive my plan. It's free.
CHAS. POWELL,
I9 w. Mohawk ST.,
sq-1ino Buffalo, y. y.
Evening journal., 1904-02-01
Every Man Should own His own

home. For sale. on.y 500 70 $500 cash
required. Six and eight rooincI norcb
front houses. nice location. elegant views.
nieh ground. west side, in the NgN
Nlnth Ward near Two trolley lines work
corNeulences. Why pay SIC 10 SIS per
month rent when YOU can get one of these
lovely homes for this moderate paymeni
down and actual monthly cost Cinterss,
ard saxcs) Of less than Sl2. Don't hesitate
Several sold. For further and fun infor.
nation lEc inspection. Apply az once ID
HOME REAL ESTATE co.
MARION n. WOOD Mgr.
EC.s ph-nes le0 Wes. Twenty-third St
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