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The Monticellonian., 1904-04-21

this section from frost.
 Xiolins, Guitar, Mandolins and Banjo's at the Star JeweIry Go A1r. John Marr, of Warren was in our city last Monday.
 Fresh garden seed at Brown, McQuiston & Cos. If. Mir. Carl Bordeaux visited rela- tives at Dermott last Sunday. J. c. Williamson, Esq, and wife visited Little Rock last week. A complete line of musical in struments at The Star Jewelry Co. Mr. las. Courtney was up from Hailey the last of last week.
 Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Tetter Lotion.
 The MoNrIcELLoNIAN Phone No 30. Send in your locals.
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures the Spring scratchers. If Highest market price paid for butter and eggs at Curry & Wells. pr. B. E. Black, of Pine Bluff was here the first of this week.
 See Leron Matthews about get ting your tomato plants.
 Mir. Wyley BesselIieu, of Arkan- sas City, was here last week.
 Wall paper-Sprin2 stock just in at Bordeaux Drug Store.
 MT. Chas. Blakely and wife were over from Warren last week Landreth's garden seed, in bulk at Bordeaux Drug Store.
 Mr. Chas. Hemingway, of Arkansas City, was here last week Genuine Colman and Valentine beans at Bordeaux Drug Store. If Phone your order for box couch.
 St. Geo. Wells. Mrs. ". T. Wells, Jr has return ed from a visit to relatives at Little Rock.
 The Star Jewelry Go. is show ing q beautiful assortment of um- brellas.
 Prof. ]. E. Erwin, of Hot Springs, visited his family in this city this week.
 Just received, new shipment oi cakes.
 Curry X Wells. Constable, Mir. Fee Haynes. made business trip to Camden this week.
 1 have in stock an excellent fur niture polish Try it.
 3t. Geo. Wells. Mrs. ". P. Burks of Pine Bluff was here this week on visit tc relatives.
 The largest stock of watches il i South Arkansas at
 The Star ewelry Go. Messrs. w. D. Trotter and Jas Bennett, of Dermott, were here last Monday morning.
 Box couches in stock-the most convenient things in the world. 3t. sieo. Wells.
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o. J. Lindsey, Agent.

l have 10 corn and cotton plant CTS to sell and as help is costly and hard to get (and one hand can do the work of three. and save the price of the planter in one season) come and see them for yourself. They also distribute fertilizer.
 If. Joe Laude,
 March s, 'o4. Monticello, Ark.
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CITY

Mayor--Pat. Henry, Jr.
 keeeracr-tIea. A knox
 Aldc7mrn--J. ] MeGiav, F. H. Scott, R. II. McCulIough. !. L. All,n. Jae!, cf;s ". city council metts the trst Friday night h each month
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ADDraiSenentS. X

State of Arkansas, County of Drew.
 We. W. A. Richardson, L. A. Onesl and link Daniel, three citizens of the county of rrew and bonsehpl,lers therein. having been appointed by c. T. Peobles, a Justice of the Peace of said county. have this day viewed certain mule, shown us by Alfred Junyer, as an estray. Said mule is about IS years oidi value S25.Oo; ealor black; horse mule, about l4l hands high; collaI mark on each shoulder
 w. A Richardson,
 D. A. Oneal,
 link Daniel. Subscribed aRd sworn to before me this Jany 2nd, 1904 c. T. phebes, J. P.
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ATTENTION. MOTHERst

ATTENTION, MOTHERSt
 Don't send away for your boys nice clothing. I have them in Russian, Blouse, English, Nor foIk-all eelors-from s to $6.
 2t. r. II. Scott.
 The freight train was wrecked four miles east of this city, on last Friday, and all trains were delay. ed 24 hours in consequence of it. Several box cars were turned over, and the track torn up for about two hundred yards.
 TULANE SHOES' for mems fine wear, Put your foot in it : and you will wear no other, &. 50 and s4 %.
 W. N. Robertson & Co.
 Phone No. I2.
 Drs. J. K. Tarrant and E. K Gotham have, by mutual consent, dissolved the partnership hereto. fore existing between them in the practice of medicine. pr. Tarrant' 8 office is at "Our Drug Store" and pr. Gotham will open up an office over Curry Bros.
 Tickets to St. Louis and return. account Louisiana Purchase Expo sition, season ticket. sold daily from April 18th to Nov. 15th-- $23.1o; limited for return Dec. IS Sixty day excursion tickets, Apr. 25 to Nov. 20, sI9.25. Ten day excursion tickets, Apr. 2 to Nov. 30, $16.25.
 o. J. Lindsey, Agent.
 1 have 10 corn and cotton plant CTS to sell; and as help is costly
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NIT. StTel SOIDdln, or LlItle Rock, was here last week on q vis- it to relatives.
 Mrs. Dr. D. H. Thomasson, of Pine Bluff, is here on a visit to her neice, Mrs. w. F. Bessellieu. Buy your fishing tackle and base ball goods from Brown, McQuis ton X Go. If Mr. E. r. Gotham returned to Philadelphia last Friday, after d few days visit to home-folks
 Use Sherwin-Williams paint. The U. $. Government endorses it. 3t. Geo. Wells. Pondorosa and Acme tomato plants-Ioc per dozen. See
 Leron Matthew's. Persons who have friends visit ing them from distance will please let Us know it. Phone 30. Hot Springs and return April 10th and iIth, S7.7o, limited for return 10 days from date of sale. We will have plenty of cabbage Friday night. Phone Tn your or ders.
 Curry X Wells. Judge Z. T. Wood and Pfoseeut- ing Attorney II. w Wells have returned from the Chicot Circuit Court.
 We carry, at all times, com plete and fresh line of Staple and Fancy groceries.
 Curry < Wells. Mr. ]. ". WaddeIl and son, Mr EIerbe Waddell, were called to St Louis last week, by the illness of Mrs. Adiaie Stanly.
 Carry your eggs and chickens to D. $. Wells X Go. They pay 123 3e cash, for eggs and g. 70 to $2.75 for chickens. 2t. Mr, Wilson BesselIieu, who was recently nominated for County and Probate Judge of Desha County, was visitor to our city last week. l have nice line of boys good suits-all colors-from s3.oo to 5000. Come and see them.
 2t. F. II. Scott. Don't miss The Colorado Grant Wild West Shows at Monticello, Tuesday, April goth. Every body goes. Looa! Look !! Look v. My Ice Cream Parlor Is now open and will remain so the balance of this season.
 J. Bickart. Get Telephone and be happy Nothing like 1t for so small an in vestment.
 Valley Telephone Go. You can get Pondorosa and Acme tomato plants, now ready for transplanting, at 10 cents per dozen, from Leron Matthews.
 Dr. A. N. Bond and wife of Warren, were visitors to Mir. and Mrs. J j. McCloy, of our City, the first of the week.
 Carry your eggs and chickens to D. $. Wells < Go. They pay I2tc cash, for eggs and $40 to $2.75 for chickens. 2t. If you use observation-disclosures paint and you are not pleased, bring your troubles to me.
 3t. Geo. Wells. Mrs. K. E. Greene, of Memphis, who has been here for several days on visit to her sister, Mrs E. $. Tiifn. Mrs. Tifin accompanied her home.
 lust received, nice lot of Tor chon, Vallenceines, Cluny and Oriental laces at
 ". NJ. Robertson 6 Co. Phone No. I2.
 City Marshall MT. Jas. Bennett, shot and seriously wounded two negroes at Dermott last Saturday. The negroes, we learn, resisted ar rest, and shot two or three times at l Mt Bennett
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JUDICIAL
sUpKEN COURT.

SUPREME COURT. Chief Justicc-H c. Eunh. Associates-B. B. Ratte, Simon Hughes, Carroll D. Wood, ] E Riddl,
 TENTH CIRCUIT. Judge-Z. T. Wood Prosecuting Attorncy-H. W. Wells.
 CHANCERY -2Np DIsTTfCT. Judge-M. L. Hawkins.
 SENATORIAL State Senator, l. 7th Distrct-C. T. Cot. ham.
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DI RE CT OR !
STATE

STATE. Governor-JeiF. Davis, oeeretary-Jno. W. Crockett. Auditor-T. C. Monroe. Tressurer-H. C. Tipton. Attorney Gcnerai-Geo. Y. Murphy. Supt. Public Instrueti9n-,I. Ii Hiue, Land Commissionar-E E. Cmvay Commissioner of Mines. Manuia9tur V Agriculture-H T. Bradford
 CONGRESSIONAL. Congressman, 9th District-.Ioe T. Esh s9n.
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New Buildings New Furnishings Can Handsome and Modern
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Have you seen those umbrellas at the Star Jewelry Co.'S:
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COUNTY.
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Our Hotel at aDoTe Springs will be open to Chests May ia
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Dec. ' 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-19

The baptism ~ the most imnof=
tant baby in the whole world. the
Infant ezareyltch. draws attention
10 the name bestowed upon his very
imperial and royal higbncss Alexis
lu said to have been chosen because
IL Do the name ~ the only czareyitah
born during the reign ~ bis father
since the days when Russia became
an European power Hut. however
true this may be-. the name reyiFeH
memories so terrible that II seems
unfortunate 90 awaken them Hap
PLY. In this case. history cannot
repeat itaelf The present ear.
whatever bic true character. Do quite
certain not 10 behave 10 his son as
Peter the Great behaved 90 the
CzareYitsh Alexis 200 years ago
Peter. after numberieaH intriguea
and much bloodshed. found himself
sole car AZ the age 81 % Ills half
brother. Ivan. had been associated
with him In the sovereignty. and
bis sister sophia. an INSCRIPTIONS
and cruel woman had assumed
power as regent Prom biz very
earliest years he had lived ia an
atmosphere Of plots and counter
plots
His wife. the Empress Eudoxia.
gentle but tartleaa woman. with no
personal charm had diHpleassd him
just At the time 81 bis proclamation
aH sole emperor. and be forthwith
promptly divorced her The unfur=
tunate lady lived IN convent not
Tar from the palace and was often
visited by her son Alexis. the care
witch. Who did not hesitate 90 com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-19
HAS MORE
DIRECTORS

The American Improvement com
pany has added Postmaster George
N stewart ". ID Hofius. the local
iron marnate. and A H. Graham.
president OF the Graham Hickman
company. TO its board Of directors
En- Senator p g. Harper Frank At
wood. president of the Globe Wall
Paper company; Robert y Hunter.
p u Chandler and Henry Miller.
the three men last named being of
New York. were already members
OF the board.
The company viii soon present 70
the council IS petition for re
vision Of the city charter enabling
the voters 60 decide on franchises.
so that its s5-ccnt gas franchise can
be submitted 20 the people.
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fort her hy saying that when he
came 10 the throne her wrongs
should be redrcased.
Russia was then. az II has been
since. houeYcombed By secret so
cictiea The young prince mixed
himself up with these. and while bis
imprrlous father WAS away studying
GhlpbuIldinE IN Amsterdam and
Deptford he got deeper and deeper
into the tolls 81 the reactionista.
lie Was at length betrayed by men
who sought to purchase the cars
favor At the expense u their royal
Victim Peter Infatuated with his
son flung him into prison while he
Investigated affairs"
investigation only showed how
serious vas the plot. the ear even
believed his own life To be threat
ened ALEXIS was tortured BY his
fathers order-Home writers assert
In bis fathers own presence. and
even by his fathers own hands
Certain IL IL that the dungeons 81
the Moscow fortress were the scenes
81 ncndlah cruelty. and that the
wretched czareyitch never again
emerged into the light Of day.
His death h. a dark stain upon
the name Of Peter the Great In
vain Russian historians tell ~ all
be did for his country In vain St
Petersburg praises IL fine streets
and quayH on the Neva banks. and
IvOnia. Finland. and Courland
stand as parts o. the empire-ali
owing 20 Peters genius and master
ful designs when all il said and
done. the blot remains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-19

west to tho north west corner of the
south west quarter 81 the south.
west quarter tsW. = Of NV. -
u said Section II. thence north 10
the north west corner ~ said Sec
ton u. thouco east. along the north
/ line Of said Section 10 aud eoutluu-
Ing east along said line produced.
/ 20 the Intersection 81 said line with
the north westerly boundary limo Of
Lot /. Of Block 427. Of the said
Seattle Tide Lands. thence north
eantefly. along said last mentioned
lipo tu the west boundary line Of
the West Waterway an indicated
upon said plat Of said Seattle Tide
/ Lands. thence north along said
west boundary line Of nnld West
/ Waterway. and said limo produced
north 10 the Outer Iiarbof Line as
shown upon said plat Of said Seat.
tie Tide Lands thence north ~
so west to a point whore such line
iutetHertn the center section line 81
Section 2 same Township and
Range. produced north. which point
a due north 81 uwamlHh Head
thence south a. west % point
where such line intoraccta the
south westerly boundary line Of
Block i65. of said Seattle Tide
Lands produced north westerly.
thence Houth-eaHterlY. along said
south westerly boundary line Of
said Block AG5. Seattle Tide Lands.
produced To- the place u beginning
That the polls viii be- open upon
Haid September zEth. 1904. the day
get for said special election. between
the hours Of . o'clock A. NJ and
O'Clock T. 81.
That the following places at
which the polls viii be- open upon
said day shall be az follows
For all those portions Of River
side Spring I'M and Mountain
View precincts Included within said
territory 30 proposed 90 be annexed F.
20 said city. at the residence Of
Peter Hanson. ira said Riverside pre- .
Cinet. said residence being located .
IN Hiaek No 4. Of Banner Tract 70 I
West seattle.
For all that portion 81 West So. I
attic precinct In said territory 90 I
proposed % be- annexed a. said city. I
aud not included within the present I
corporate limits Of said city o. /
West seattle. az sehlotiera Hall. [
situated on Olympic Avenue IN said /
city.
For the City % West Seattle. at /
Echiutter.a Hail On olympic Ave. ]
nue. In said city.
That there are hereby appointed I
and designated as the officers of I
said election
For the precincts 81 Riverside. /
Spring Hili and Mountain View I
retef Hanson. Inspector and , ,. I
Lemuhda and Charles Dayia Judges /
For that portion 81 West Seattle I
Precinct not included within the /
corporate limits Of said city. { = |
kinE Inspector. aud a. " kieaz 4
and John Echiotter. Judges.
For the said city - West Seattle. /
&. 7. King Inspector. and L II /
Nleaz aud John sehIoftrr Judges
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST /
SEATTLE kiug County. Wash.
iuTton.
O. n NfCOfL. Mayor.
Attest " @ DICKINSON.
CITY e ERIK
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LITTLE HAPPE NINGS

Superior Judge Morris Is today
hearing the damage suit Of Martin
Aydt against Moran Bros company
Aydt Is suing for S. GOO damages for
injuries received hy falling
through a hatchway on the battle
ship Nebraska September it. 1903
Aydt was working on the ship al
the time Of the accident
The divorce suit Of Mrs Mar
garet Williams against her husband.
jenkins Williams has been dismiss.
ID by stipulation between the par
ties
The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs
q x clark died NJ the home of its
parents at Green Lake at an early
hour this morning The child was
only one month old Tho funeral
services will be held In the chapel
Of Williams a williams az Ballard
tomorrow afternoon az O'Clock.
and intermont viii be In Mount
Pleasant cemetery
The sailing date OF the steamship
Garnnne has been changed from
September 90 ta September &c
Heavy freight shipments rendered
70 Impossible Tor the vessel Co leave
Tor the north tomorrow.
The steamer Rainier T. ~ Gray
a Co arrived I'm port from san
Francisco last night The vessel
carried 500 tons of general mer-
chnudise ana 80 passengers In her
cargo is 1000 eases Of potatoes con
signed to the Northern Commercial
company OF Dawson The goods Will
be shipped north ON the first out
going steamer.
Steamer Shasta. l. ~ Gray a
Co. viii sail at 8 o'clock tonight for
San Francisco aud Los Angeles. She
viii take $50 tons of general freight
ana 40 passengers.
The United States army transport
Dix sailed from Japan for Seattle
September ~, The news was re-
ccived at the local qunrtermaster'a
office this morning IN "A cablegram
OF the above date, which stated that
the vessel would sail from Naguanki
for this port She should arrive
here about October 2.
The buttons won't stay in Harry
Weinstein's vest any more, he's so
swelled up, This morning the
genial commission merchant wan
treating an HIS friends Hurry aavn
It's "a nice hiE haV aua m so pre-
cuciouH that he sas nisassJ shy
daddy now ~ st0Hs eT ats e-easR
Nhfs loo
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BY
4 STRATEGEM

Pred Itodic and Elmer Pratt. who
were prisoners A. Fort f-aNtnn
awaiting sentence for deHsrtiun. e.
capped from their guard while A.
breakfast Saturday morning They
slipped past Guard Hansen a. the
latter had his back turned and made
Tor the woods
When be discovered that his pria-
onera had gone Hansen threw down
hia gun and belt aud len also II
vas thought that he vas afraid TO
face the consequence ~ bis neglect.
The officers we're much surprised TO
zee him turn up later IN the day
with Pratt in custody lie had met
the men In the woods and led them
90 believe he Wa going On desert
When he bad a chance he foored
Pratt and knocked him out. but
Redif made good his escape.
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WANTS nm TO
CONTINUE PAIMG

Mrs. Clara Rosenfield formerly
the wife Of James II. W Wilson. a
teacher Of dancing. has begun pro
CeodiuEs In the superior court 10
force her ex-husband 10 support
their child Mrs Rosenfield secured
n divorce from Wilson In 1896 and
has since married again. Wilson
supported their little son until all
payments provided for in the order
Of the court had been complied
with Ills former wife now wants
a similar order 10 go In force.
As the child Is older. she now
asks for SIS a month, instead OF $40.
She secured an order this morning
citing Wilson 20 appear In the su-
pcrior court September % and show
cause why he should not continue
10 support their child
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5RXE MT

ROME. Sept. IA strike riot
occurred near Milan this afternoon.
General Escard. m charge q troops
there. vas riding in a carriage ae-
compauied by a detective when the
strikers attempted TO stop the
vehicle The detective was struck
on the head He drew a revolver
and shot and killed the rinrieader.
Other strikers arrived and riot
ensued. The strike At Genoa Is
ended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-19
W0RK STARTED

Work vas commenced on the cof-
fcrdam. which IL 10 be used In the
raising Of the steamer Topeka Rive
divers are nov engaged In the con
struction Of the compartment. and
~ removing the cargo from the hold
Of the steamer. Several hundred
cases and sacks Of potatoes were
taken out today. The hollis which
will be used 20 hold the bulkhead
together will be driven by com
pressed air furnished by an appa-
ratus Installed on board the steam
@. sehome. lying alongside the To-
pfka.
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WILL
FIGHT
GRAIN THIEVES RESIST Ar
REST AND ARE NOW FoRTt-
FLED IN MOUNTAINS

BAKER CITY. ore Sept. IL
Aaron Barker and VIII Irwin. 81
purahunfaH. were found stealing
grain at WinFvllie yesterday They
we're chased 90 Baker City Last
night and caught bY tao police
men. after y shots lad been e1-
changed
The men then escaped from the
jail and are being chased BY Sheriff
Brown and a posse This morning
the men we're tn the mountains
northwest of HaineH The posse has
been increased and a battle L. sx-
pcctsd 10th the bandits are cool
and desperate They are crack
shots and well armed
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BEERS CAME HIGh

Mike Wardata. Of II Maynard av-
enue. claims he paid siaiO for two
drinks 81 beer IN the Worknrmen' +
Resort a saloon near Fifih avenue
Houht and Jackson street lie thinks
there Wa an oVereharEe and YES
terday complained In the police lie
told them that be laid down a So
gold piece. which the bartender aaid
was bat a dollar aud refused 20 give
more than 90 cents Ia change.
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by his friends and relatives. Who
yesterday lad the matter before ths
police authorities Brett left bis
home. at BIS Jefferson street. with
the intention Of going 70 Alaska.
he has not been heard from sinoa
and his friends now fear that he has
met with accident or foul play.
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JUDGE DAY BACK

Judge W. A. Day. Of Washington.
u G.. who was recently sent to
Alaska By the government to In
vestigate charges made against the
territorial judiciary, has returned
20 Seattle. after a tewlye weeks
trip. lie will go on to Washington
az once 20 report the results q his
20 the authorities.
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Star Want AID Agencies.

?. y. Mullen. 81 Ballard ave. cpp.
City HALL
Frsmort DRUG Co. ENina street
and Fremont avenue,
" A. Mansfield 8 Co, pruaaiet
e3rd ard jackson.
oraham's Home Bakery, afoa lat
c. N. lohndroff, cigar store, etc 3
Second
Thes. harris. At postotfiee. Rsnton.
littie'a Pharmacy, lat ave. north
and Harrison street ,. ~. little,
proprietor.
Carlton a Co.. Druggist, cor sth
-. and pac. street. South Seattle.
=. A. Moore. postotttce, Sc. Park,
University prua Store, University
Station.
Hewsll ST. Pharmacy, 1904 Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy. Mr.. CLARK, pro
nrieter. AOes t. Madison.
Columbia pruu Store, W J. stud
lsy. nrop. Columbia, Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, y, Z Fisher,
PREP cts broadway ard Jawes.
Quake prua Ces ioi3 1T ave.
lsary's Pharmacy, 2sa ". broad
vsaNg phone. unler 90
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Left Church
for LynChing

ROYsTOSE. Ca. Sept Is-John
Ware. negro. shot and fatally
wounded {. \. Daniel. a white man.
yesterday and within two hours
after the shooting Ware had been
lynchcd Many white left church
services 10 Join in the lynehing.
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Few figures can bear the severe
lines Of the princess gown. Those
who can are indeed fortunate. since
no style so sets OF fine figure. The
gown here shown is OF white satin
over chiffon and silk The trim
ming Is Of opalcscent seauins set
ON In an elaborate design. a bead
ing Of the same forms the finish Of
the yoke and sleeves OF the gown.
The sleeve Is OF satin and tulle. the
knot Of tune, fastened TO the point
Of the sleeve at the elbow. Is caught
about the bare arm ON the under
aLIn.
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e. rooms brick Htsam heat. Ieaas=
rFfrF room occupied incest house RI
Immediate iaEautY worth 81 100. price
Co.. easy terms
81 ruuma steam heat. uauiF Furnished
lnuE fsHHE e good % tnn house FOE
to Jess than DE- b. worth. price
81 ua terms tn suit
81 rooms. splendid iaeattaH rent ITO
rooms always fuii. ane ~ best pay
luE hHHEsa tu city bargain at
~ - eaah. balance monthly
from profile
l ruuuH EaHrfh avenue rent fiE a
snap az a. aH
ls rooms EHHd iurafi0us rent o. clears
$50 month cheap 90 fEHa terms
3 rooms elegantly furnished fine 10
cation hiEhsClH#H mouse. clearing 81 E
per month Price iissas terms Zee
- rooms. close in. rent g.. This viii
auif anyone Hf 81 80
% rooms heart ~ city rent 50 fine
transient trade 81 60 each down
10 rooms. central rent - price 80
it rooms. rluHf in $40
% rooms First avenue rent so Price
go. terms
g rooms. choice location. rent 81 a
pAHi NERaHp OFFfeE BrgINEss
-iiHif tHtsrrHt ln cuHEeuiHi office
business profits $40 Haf month now
must have partner. can 90 iu HH
trial EaHa fidD offer $50 cash. 10
IEsi.iEs' REALTY EXCHANGE.
E3 and - Arcade Building