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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-13

CONTINUED from Second Pngc.)

Luke's Church at six o'clock on Ncdncs-
day evening, July H..
Miss Mary Whitncr, who has been the
guest of Miss Lois Fonda fer several
weeks. has returned to her home in Pitts
burg, IA.
rho death Of Mrs. Allen Newton of
Georgia occurred at the st. Adams hos
pital at 2:3o o'clock yesterday afternoon
Mrs Newton went to the hospital re-
Gently to undergo an operation for can
Ger and her death was caused by the
shock following the operation.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Il. Il. Buck of Lake street on
Monday.
y son WAS born to Mr.. ANA Mrs Herbert
u. Butler of Thomas street, carly on
Tuesday morning.
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ALBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. n. ]. Darby spent last
week visiting friends IN Malone. n. y
Adds Darby of Virginia is visiting his
mother and brother at this placc.-Dr.
i. NJ Rogers was in Ogdcnsburg. y. y.
last Week.-Mrs.. H. q. Jameson has
closed her residence and in the future
Will live with her son. w. j. Jameson
Among thos" who are out of town visit
ing relatives and friends are the Misses
Bertha 'loland Bessie Moore and Nellie
Jancson.-W. Il. Nantne and son Of Bur
lineton snont Sunday with his father,
Tctcr Nantine
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FRANKLIN.

c. +. Toof's family are visiting in Swan
ton and ST. Administration services were
held in the Methodist Church last Sun
day morning and in the evening i'm tho
ConCre gational Church, the Rev. w g.
Mason spuk. in the morning and Mr..
Dillon, secretary Of the Y. NJ. c. A. ST
Johnshury in the evening Next Sunday
union service will be held in the Congroca-
tlonal Church in the morning. State See
rotary +. $ Morrison of the V NJ c. A.
will speak.-Miss MaXham Of Erie. Pa, is
n guest of Miss c. NJ. IIurlbut.
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STOWE.

,.h,,rs,o, ,t,rroo, ,,,,,, ,,; -. ~,
vorL -, bic co.., t,oor +. ,,,a.,.u ,.,.
DYING NJ v..rro,, v,,. ., v.,or,u,y
"a ,.l. tho ,,idrich, ,r,,r ,rd ,hcro ro-
c....d :. ,o,o,r.r, s.,.i,,n h;e cot, ,,,s
d.,d aud that Tho hod,. ,.o,,l n. hrovch,
IN stow. as soor nc ,rr,roor,on+s co,,,d
no made Nh causc u,s ciyor r,o,r r.
Warren was tho did, CT son of y 6 War
RON and u.s horr j., S,ou,. j., ,s-. t1o
was Graduated fror, p,or,o.s Ac,d,r,, -,
Norri.vi,,o in ,so, h,y;,, ,aLar tive tow
xe.rs' COARSE in ,b,se ,.,rs and r,,,L,1
second in h;s class rio ,h.n ,ooL +h.
four vears' course of cixi, enyiroor;n. :,
Norwich l-niversitv in thre. years .r,d.
mating in 1870 NJ tho hoad NJ hi. c,.,es ,,o
L.c,n the work If cjyi, er,;rcori,,, j.,
Eoston and remained in that ,,;c;ri,y v.;,h
the excertion of Some months u;,,r u,
worked on tho Canadian Pacific ra,,rn,a
until March. 1904 lie toc,, thc civil, s,r,
ice examination for civil .nuneer IN ian.
in New York and ranked first in tho lie,
He was the head engineer of thc ,,a9s,.
chusotts State highway commission from
June to September 1904 In ScptcmIor M.
! went t. New York whore he has sirc.
held a responsible position as civil en-
rineer on the New York sid. of tin, s,,h
way from New York to Brcoklvn Ho Mas
married in 1901 to a Young lady from
Nova Scotia. who survives him and who
came to stowe with the body, He leaves
two brothers. Leon A. Warren AMI Glenn
r. Warren Of Stowe Jlis mother. who
was Miss Emma Newton. has been dead
nine years. Mr.. Warren was a very bright
young man and his sudden death il =
great blow to his family and friends
Mrs Dean c. Warren arrived in Stowe
on Saturday morning with the body Of her
husband who died in New York on July i.
Funeral services were held at the home
of Mr. Warrens father, II. S. Warren on
Sunday. the Rev. j. @. Angel attending.
The bearers were four of Mr. Warrcn's
friends Of Norwich University, James T.,
Ross. %, of Paterson. n. j.. +. b. Thorn
as 80. of Montpelier. S. A. Thomas. '97. of
Pittsburg, Pa, and c. j. Scribner, '97. Of
st. Adams. The singers were Miss Sarah
Mayo. Mrs. a. a. Raymond. II. w. Burn
ham and A. II. Cheney. The burial WAS
made in the family lot in River Bank
cemetery and the arrangements we're in
charge OF a. ii. Cheney. Among the beau.
tlful floral tributes were large cross
and several wreaths of roses and galax
from the board of directors and employees
of the Rapid Transit railroad commission
| in whose employ Mr.. Warren has been
since last September. holding the Office of
division engineer. A letter to Mrs. War
rem from Robert Ridgcway OF the board
of directors showed the high esteem In
which he was held by the members of the
board. Mr.. Warcn's death was due to
septiccma and valvuar weakness of TN.
heart Ills illness began on Sunday. july
2, with IA boil on the neck and was thought
to be nothing serious at first but deycl.
oped rapidly, the fatal result coming ON
Thursday. Mr. Warren's friends. Jamea
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ACQUITTED OF CHARGE.

Rutland. July l2.-Russell Hart Of
Pittsford, 95 years of age. was tried
to-day before City Judge ". ~. Ross
on the charge OF attempting to dyna.
mite trout In Sugar Hollow brook at
Pittsford. He pleaded not guilty ana
was acquitted after a trial, owing to
lack OF evidence
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LOWELL.

Miss Nora Wakefield is spending the
week with friends in North Iroy.-C. {.
Stannard has received the appointment
of delivering the mail on the r. r. d.
route in Lowell. beginning August L.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Woods Of East
Haven. Conn., visited relatives in town
last wcch--Prof. W. a. Finnegan OF
New York city is in town.-Stephen Muir
ply of New York city is ohme for a
visit.-Miss Jennie Messer of New Hav-
On, Conn. is home for her annual va
cation.--A son was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Kimball July Q.
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ALBURGH CENTRE.

Mrs. Todd of Malone. n. V. is vi.it,r,
Mrs. Congdon.-A social for the benefit of
the Methodist Church was held at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. George Brown
"Wednesday evening. Ray Duba of
Waterbury visited his parents last Friday
Edgar Haynes. who is travelling for tho
A. II. huffman Publishing company, spcnt
Sunday at his homc.-Richard Lewis Of
Waterbury was in town a few days last
week.
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COMMERCIAL.


New YORK, July ~.
FLCUR-Receipts l2S7l bbls, exports.
l;.77s bills sales. $500 bbls. The mar
ket was dull to-day: Minnesota patents,
g. s'1S33. Minnesota bakers. M;o0+.65:
winter patents. s. 5cmSS5: winter straights
s. 2oMS+5: winter extras. 1850 $50. win
ter low grades. s3.<sM+.lN
RIVE FLOUR-Market steady; fair to
good. Nio1Aso; choice TO fancy. N651
500
WHEAr-Neceipts, 1000 bu; sales, AGO..
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MORGAN.

A. NJ. Gray's daughter, Mertie from
Bellows Falls is visiting relatives here
The postmaster of Island Pond and one
Of the mere hants are camping at Ses
mm,r I.akc-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Clap
per has moved t., West Characteristics
Carrie Young closed a very successful
term OF school at the Corner July =
The graduation exercises Of the 9th grade
were held at the Union Church FRIDAY
evening and was an enjoy able occasion
Tn. graduates showed that they had been
carefully trained. The graduates were
Catherine a. Wilcox, Florence t. Cobb
and f.. Newton Blood.
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NEWPORT.

At the 10Th annual reunion Of Co. f, 9th
VT. Vols the following officers were elect
ed: President. r. +. Parker; first vice.
president. a. G. Sleeper second vice.
president. S. O. Whipple; secretary and
treasurer. Hiram Drown; executive COM
mittce. s. Moranville, &. S. Moulton. II.
Drown. Members present voted to hold
the next reunion at Newport. VI. in June.
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son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hutchins July MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Merriam was called to Wolcott Sunday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mcrram's
sister. Cleo Twss.-Prof. u. r.. Merriam
Of Bellows Falls arrived home Saturday to
spend his summer vacation Ernest Girls
void has moved his family to Morrsville.
Mrs. William Fec. who has been serious
~ i'll. Is able to- walk out.--Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Holt and daughter, Alice. If Calais
visited AT Il. T.. Camps recently. Miss
Margaret Puffcr Of Richford ard Master
William Bracket Of Chicago were recent
guests of f. r.. Camp.--Thc Rev. J. Q.
Angel Of stowe will hold communion scrv-
ices Sunday. July 1s. in exchange with the
Rev. NJ. l.. Wright.--Thc Rev. q. w.
hunt Of st. Adams was in town Friday
and held the first quarterly conference Of
tho church.--N. r. Chase is taking two
weeks vacation at his home in Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cook, who have
been quite sick, arc gaining slowly.
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BELVDERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Potter. Mr.. and
Mrs Homer Potter of Barton are Wis
iting their mother, Mrs. Lcanora
Potter Orange Burt lost horse last
week while working in the woods log
ging for ]. w. Stevens. Mrs. j.. Thomas
and little daughter Olive. of Cambridge
arc visiting at her fathers, NJ. l.. Davis.
Mrs. S. Walker and three youngest
children arc stopping in Enosburgh with
her father. Lewis lambert. "a
number Of men from here are working
In Fairfield haying. Wilma and Gladys
Shnttuck Of Fairfield are visiting their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. c. Shat
tuck.-Thomas Potter is cutting Arthur
Howes's hay and Merritt Earl Is work.
ing for him.
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MONTGOMERY.

The w c. r. L. met on Friday Of last
week with Mrs. w. q. Mansfield and elect
ed officers for the year as follows Presi-
dent, Mrs Elrled James; vice president
Bertha + Coombs; second vice-prcsident,
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, July II.
Cotton futures opened weak. Aug. $40 100
Sept. sl0.77; Oct $lnSS: Nov, SO so@
10 93; Dec, $40 9S: Jan. 5000. Feb offered
$l.02. March, sl1.M: April. 81 .0S bid, Nov.
Sllli. Spot closed quiet ten points ad.
vance middling uplands. slll0 mlddliun
gulf. $ll.35; sales. 1900 bales.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET,

Chicago July u.
WiIE\r-Jul,. soa4c Sept s5,.c; Dec.
seNc: May. ss'.c.
'ORN--July, 5s,.c; old. 5sa.c; sept. S5cs
old, i5'-c; Dec. is14c: old. 0l.c. May.
asisc.
0Ars-July, 37'sc. Sept, sl4c May.
::Ec; Dec, 3lssc.
MESS FORK-Per bbD-July. s12x:
sept N2.f2h Oct. s12s7ta
1.ARD-tPer 100 lbs)-Julv. ss.s7is: Sept,
SIC. Oct. s7l7; Dec. sGs7is
SHORT RIES-Sidcs doose)-July.
E'7i@: Sept. s772lz; Oct. s1.75.
Cash quotations.:
wHEAT-No. . spring wheat. sllo11 "a;
No. 5. sl.o5ml1o No. . red. tl.0odlol.
CORNING. >. 57a57,.c; No. yellow,
ln,c
nATs-No .. ss,4c: No. white, $40
:4Sc. No. 3 white, 33A134i.c.
Ri,-No. >. 77n7sc.
BARI.EY-Good feeding, 42144c; fair ia
choice mailing. 47TA9c.
FLAXSEED-No. l, 81. &c, northwestern.
No. I. sl.44.
TIMOTHY SE1D-Prime. s. $3.50.
MESS PORk-(Per hbD-si2 5odfle55
lARD-Per 100 ihs)-sc a7t.M7M
SHORT RIRS-Sides noose>-s; 5O176o
SlpES-Short clear Hcxed)-N. 7jds00.
SIIoI'IDTRS-Dry sailed. none
WHISK EY-(Rasis of highwines)-$lN
On thu produce exchange today thu
butter market was steady: crcAmeries. IL
Ulss.c, diaries. 1501sc. eggs firm at
mark cases included l'iec: frsts. 15c:
prime tirsts. l6i2c; extras. is1Sc; cheese
firm. 9s.Glo'sc.
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CRAFTsBURY.

Several from here attended the funeral
Of Mrs c. B. Cook in Greensboro last
Friday afteroon.-T Rev. l.. II. Hilliard
(Continued ON %th page.)
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BUTT FIR AND CHEESE MARKET.

Boston. July L..
BUTTER Market was quiet but frml
northern 2ld?2c: western, 20lHc; We're
mOut dairy. 1Sn :0c.
CHEESE-Market was quiet; We're
mont twins. 9i:G9a.c.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New York. July II.
BEEN r.SRcceirts, SOC head; steerS
opened strong and closed weak; steers,
81 16M5.SH. bulls steady to firm at s. t00
S.35; cows, :i.75n+lo cables firm at ilM
Ilh,c, exports, 200 quarters Of beef.
CAi."ES-Rcccipts. So: head: market
opened weak. closed at s5.ob1 o5 lower:
veals, S5~f77i; cllls H.50q5.O0; butter.
nilks, 81 jUi5m
SHEEP AND LAMRS--Receipts, e2A
head sheep easier, sheep. So nDf4 rs, culls.
S".0)T2.75 few choice light sheep. $500:
lambs. f55o0s75; one car choice, $3.50:
rulls. Njoo5.W.
HOtfS-Reccirts, 4,45 head, market
steady, state hogs, 81. 25l5 40; choice light,
$40
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700 bu. futures; spot easy. Az a result
NJ the bearish government report coupled
with decided improvement in sprinn
wheat news and weather conditions west,
wheat declined nearly &c to-day, the
closing was a.Tla.c lower July closed
saAc. Sept closed G,.c; Dec. closed Soskc.
CORN-Rcccipts, i?s.j25 bu: exports.
lo7.M7 bu; sales soNr bu spot; spot easy.
Option market wns neglected all day and
closed nc net lower; July closed s2,Ac,
Sept. closed 6ii<c.
OATS-Rcceipts. 1880 bu; exports, l..
so bu: spot steady.
FEED-Market was quiet: spring BRAN
5000: middlngs. 1890. city, s2o.ooFf27So.
HAf-Dull. shipping, 6Ods5,.; good u
choice G1S5c.
Enthusiastically: Galveston. 20 to rs lbs..
&c; California. n to % lbs, ,5c. Texas
dry. q t. 80 lbs, !ic.
WOOI~Was firm: domestic fleece, "a
M3cc.
BEFF-Was easy; family, SO 5Os71f 5nf
mess. 81 am 80: beef hams, S22WNIc35o1
packet. 80 o. 1850: city extra, india mesa.
sh. 50M1s.5o
LARr--Was easy; western steamed.
HN@7so; Nov. closed s7.a5 nominal; rec
fined barely steady: continental, s775, g.
PORH-Was quiet: family, S15.5O@
100; short clear, ss. 7sMl5EO; mess. sl2.7sA
1880.
TAII.DW-Markct dull: city N2 per
rkH) T:c: country tpkgs. freeD 4sl147sc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Long Island. S.U
AGO; state and western, $13571.55; Jcr.
SOY sweets. s2.ooM3so
pETRO1.E1IM-Wa uuet: refined NeW
YORK. N.a': Philadelphia & Baltimore.
$50: do. in bulk. $500.
COMPENSATORY; sl4.s7lsN15l2,k
COFFEE-Spot Rio steady; No. in.
voice, SIC; mild quiet Cordcva, 1od 80.
The market for coffee futures opened
steady at unchanged prices to a declins
ri five points in Keeping with sorie dis
appointing European cables. The closing
was steady at unchanged prices Sales
were report ID Of %, 200 bags, including
SORT, ~ i5ft6.si oct. &c. NJ Dec $7.o5N
10; March, 500; May. $3.50
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Day1n p JONES r. CO,

Will make special rate for winter for
all houses in control.
70. 21s " 18th st. 10 rooms, all modern, fur
nished; good locality for rooming house.
No. 310T I'd av S, rooms, modern, new hard
wood floors; good heating plant; hne
;35O0-No 9JS Logan av N, 10 rooms mod
a 3s Gsrsid a n!eeS maern
20 ~ hot vat Water ot heat: new; roos hot o+or
$50 .oo-No 1903 9Th av S, rooms, modern,
j2o.Oo--No. 2314 Clinton av. rooms, modern
;2o.oo-No eeg Is I1th S, rooms modern except
52o.oo-No. POPS Clinton av, rooms water, etc.
S18.0o-No. 1912 Clinton av. rooms, modern
s15.oo-No. ioo1 18th av N, 8 rooms, water,
e14es-SS' 5s - Clinton av water .,,
s12oo-No, 35ia 14th av s. rooms. we'll. els
$5.oo-No: 1921 9Th st s, second floor, rooms,
Flats. Heated.
550o-We have one suite In the Swinford,
corner of 18th st and Hawthorn av, that
we want to rent .1 This has s. ro4 9i1s
p. bathroom and the best flats in the city.
Nc. 1915 1st az s. FIRST floor rooms, neW
ssooo-Noi 24 og' c Coli az s. second door,
rooms modern. heat. -.
$50. O0-No. 1928 q 18th st. second floor, 8
= rooms, hardwood floors. etc.
y Flats Not Heated.
S25 O0-NO. 3401-3 Chicago ay. second floor,
, rooms, modern.
500. 0O-No. 3O5 Humboldt av, second foor 8
/ rooms, modern. hot water.
s2o.oo-No. 1903 Humboldt av N, second floor, s
So rooms, modern. .'..
S1soo-No. 1908 Dist st. second floor, 7
s1s.oo-No 291s Emerson av s, first floor, :
rooms, modern.
s143s-No s24 9th az n, first floor, g. rooms,
! all modern except heat.
S11 .O0-No 2046 Harriet ay, second hoor
, rooms, water. sewer.
SS.O0-No 1211 23d av NE, second floor,
+; rooms, water, sewer.
No. 227 9TH st S, 2sx15O, full basement, cleo
sci trio lights. gas, etc.
S1O.OO-No. ~ II 26th st. water.
$5O.O0--No. 3O7 9th st s, 50x3O and basement
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J. Schultz & SON,

$S7. 50-Eight rooms, hardwood floors, bath, gas
fixtures, laundry and excellent heating
plant; everything in frst-class condition.
This is in one Of the finest residence To-
cations in the city and within block
of the best car line; lit Vine place.
Will consider less offer from good ten
ant
$32 5o-2551 Grand av; rooms and bath, 2d
floor, modern duplex house; separate heat.
ing plant, gas range and fixtures: THIS mn
place is we'll worth $40 per month, but
viii rent at above figure to secure good
tenant without children
$s5. Oo-2s4o Park av, rooms and bath; mod
ern; combination heat, hardwood noors
and gas fixtures will consider less oner
from good tenant.
S25. 00-717 Kenwood boulevard, rooms, bath,
combination heat, gas fixtures and partly
hardwood floors. This has been cut from
$35 in order to secure good tenant al
..
J. Schutt g. Son,
$40 Temple Court.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
THORPE BROS, .
206 Andrus Bldg.
Real Estate, Loans, Rentals.

ltet1 EStdle. IOdIlS, NeutdlSe
q For Rent.
/ Unfurnished Houses.
si9oo2sos Garfield ay soGn sooms. city water
'S10.oo-62S Bassett place, rooms, modern
cept heat; will repair to suit tenant.
iSl1.oo-2Sl1 S1a st s, rooms, city water and
sewer.
s12oo-629 Aldrich ay N. 5 rooms, part mod.
.s12oo-2524i Aidrieh h' av s. rooms, city water
ts12oo-27o7 Oliver av N, 8 rooms, city water.
.f140o-19l3 Nicollet av, rooms. modern.
IT. o0-20o5 James av N. Groom cottage.
S17oo-l22 18th 't Nv n. T. rooms, modern except
F. heat.
SIS. 9o-lsys Sd st NJ 7-rooln cottage and barn.
Ill., sewer; walking distance.
Stn a st r rooms moaern fur
s2o.oo-242s Aldrich az, S. ) rooms, modern.
I heat, gas and electric lights.
S2o.O0-1722 9th av S. 7 rooms, modern except
s2o.Oo-2o52 Oakland av, 6 rooms
i23.0O-2543 Chicago ay, 7 rooms, modern.
$23. oo-Iso5 18th av S. 7 rooms, modern.
s25.0o-25ls 9th av S. 8 rooms modern.
i29'o0-5 al6 3, 10th st. rooms, modern:
;25.oo-lsO5 Sd av S. 10 rooms, modern. hot
;25.oo-215 w oath st. 6 rooms, modern.
'25O0-2544 Aldrich av S, c rooms, modern hot
% Oo-713 18th av N. rooms modern except
= $50. ON-2644 Oakland av. rooms, modern.
i3O.O0-3l25 Chicago av, + rooms, modern.
80 OU-220S Portland av. . rooms. MODERN.
%33.oO-3021 1st av S, 10 rooms modern.
f35.0o-202 Ridgewood av, rooms, modern.
$$5.OQ-252s Stevens az, IL rooms, modern.
i35O0-lS14 11th ay S, rooms, modern.
S350u-16J5 chicago av, rooms, modern.
F3I.5o-2651 Portland av. rooms, modern
S40.00-911, W 18th st, rooms, modern.
= $40. 00-2601 Cclfax av s. t rooms, modern
$40. O0-1T2O Mount Curve av. 10 rooms, modern.
40.00--3U17 Chicago av. o rooms modern
45.Q0--2413-15 Girard s, rooms, modern,
new, extra line decorations
I01 University NV Sc. 10 rooms, modern. fur
nisned complete; low rent; very desir-
able location.
s5o.oo-ISl9 W oath st. 10 rooms. modern.
S5O.OO-1514 W 25th st, 8 rooms, modern steam
heat.
Modern Flats.
Lowry Hill apartments. 700 Douglas ay. 5
rooms, thproly modern; steam heat;
janitor service; reasonable rent.
The Wellington, 13o7-l1 Yale place. one room
fat $50; also broom nat on fourth
floor, outside windows, $40; thoroly
modern steam heat and janitor service;
walking distance.
apartments fiat No. IA, rooms, fourth
floor, $a1; thoroly modern, steam heat
and ianltor service.
S27.50-2459 Harriet av. second foor' rooms,
modern building, Just complete
beautifully decorated.
so.0o-1511 Stevens av, 10 rooms, third floor
walking distance; beautifully decorated
27. 5Q-3352 Columbus av, rooms, modern
S30.0O-617 14th av Sc, rooms, new building
45.OU-241315 Girard av S. Z rooms. duplex
40 Stores and Msnu 5as turi1 fgst Space
1905 Sd st N. 22x45 feet, heated
No. 5l4 Nicollet av. 44x0O third floor; o..
Nos. Is and p 9Th st s. second floor, 44x125 IT
;25o0--252 ID av S, third floor, 2217o feet.
Thorpe Bros. 2O6 Andrus BldS
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o. o.ooo o
T. A. JAMESON, !
205 Andrus Bldg.
1918 4th st Sc, IL rooms, modern, $50.
Ala Harvard st Sc, LIST floor. rooms,
modern, 500. ..
9s6 goth av s, list and I'd floors, s rooms,
modern, $12. ... ..:
GOT E Franklin, Z rooms, city water, $40.
219 2Sth av N, rooms, $780, 49,.
1909 Hawthorn av, 10 rooms, modern, $40.
1881 Jackson st NE. Z rooms, city water,
SIS.
2641 Garfield av s, 10 rooms, modern, $s5.
9O1 Hawthorn av, rooms, $3.50.
BIO 9th av s, II rooms, modern, $35.
1904 University, av So, rooms, modern,
$40.
, 14l9 Chicago av, IL rooms, modern, $45.
, 623 9th av N, rooms, modern, $25. -
s1-s3 Western av, 3 rooms, city water,
sewer, SO. ...,-as-
, 27OO 18th av S, 4 rooms, So. j,
$50 Adams st NE, rooms, city water,
sewer. so.
city water, sewer, $45.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
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Continued.
FOR RENT-MoDERN DETACHED HOUSE,
$3.50 Pleasant az: perfect ere repair; rent $25;
ALL MODERN s.RooM HOUSE HOT WATER
heat; nice neighborhood, near university;
between car lines. $40 9th SD.
FOR RENT OR sALE--a747 STEVENS Az.
I q room house, modern except heat also good
barn; both in excellent condition.
FOR RENT-s1x-RooM HOUSE, sToRERooM;
city water, lawn, storm windows; $40 per
month. sol Colfax ay n.
FOR RENT-LAKE HARRIET, FIvE-RooM
cottage suitable table Tor winter occupany Fon
HOUSE AND BARN, MODERN,
except heat ,2721 Portland av. A. B. Latham,
617 Guaranty Building.
FOR RENT-s1x-RooMED,P PARTLY MODERN
house: one block from Calhoun; $50 per month.
$12.o o--sEvEN.RooM HOUSE IN GOOD RE-
pair; warm, near cars and school; north. Mar
tin. 5O4 Hennepin ay.
sso-sEVEN ROOMS, MODERN, FIRsT-CLAss
Oneida, 104 4th st s. s5 Il
SIX CHOICE ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR, MOD
ern except heat; cheap rent for winter. Owner;
and gas, rent reasonable. 1915 18th av Sc;
key SO 18th av Sc.
FOR RENT, UNFURNIsHED-41s 10TH ST,
e rooms, $40 per month. Hill & Garwood, GIT
Guaranty ABu1ld1ng.
FOR KENT.sIx:R09M DETACHED HOUSE;
1927 James av N. E
FOR RENT-No. 1905 Sd Av s-MoDERN
except heat; call at Morrison's market, 9th
av and 18th St. 8ec s5zsT 80 9
FOR RENT-HoUsE, s7ss lsT Av s, s ROOMS,
except heat; can take possession Nov. l. Fristh,
213 Heanepin av.
FOR RENT-$16, SIX ROOMS, CITY WATER,
sewer, eistern, web, good cellar. large lot.
70 RENT-sIx.RooM COTTAGE, IN GOOD
2s44 18th av s.. sss: Ss..
souTHEAsT, $50, FOR RENT, sos eth Az,
seven rooms, modern house., hot Awater heat
q 627 9Th st SCI. - -. !. - 80 ~,
E1 SsH; HOUSE LII III M GI1 EXCEPT
$40 per month. 2 ss
$lb-1es LYNDALE N, 7-RooM HOUSE; CITY
water, Wet sink, stormsash. S. c. Stages,
BIT HenneDin ~ o. st.e
FOR RENT-EIGHT-R0oM HOUSE, MODERN
except heat, 1914 Stevens av S. Inquire a415
NINE ROOMS. MODERN EXCEPT HEAT;
large l sheds M and barn; $50 per month nc. so2
FOR RENT-sIx ROOMS, MODERN EXCEPT
heat i walking distance; price $50 255 Bryant
FOR RENT-sEYEN-RooM HOUSE, CORNER,
lawn. city water, storm windows. sol Colfax
FOR RENT-NEw MODERN DUPLEX HOUSE
hardwood floors and finish. 8228 Sd av S.
EIGHT.RooM HOUSE, MODERN EXCEPT
heat; in good repair. 32S7 Stevens
FOR RENT-F1vE.RooM FLAT, sEcoNI
floor. So per month. 22o5 Queen av N.
| $l2. oo-s5ls 18th AV s;17s ROOMS AND
barn. INQUIRE owner 612 E Franklin.
FOR RENT-EIGHT-RooM HOUSE, iii
| Hawthorn. Call at HOO Hawthorn, ,rt&s
CHADBoURN L BRADEN, II eta 81 8. HAVE
| fats and horses, $40 TO S4B.
FIvE-RooM HOUSE, HOT Sd Az s, S12; HOUSE,
! lilo Sd Nv S. SIS. - 3 %~ 'tH=-