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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08


Although fully aware of the demo-
cratic leanings of the new pope, they
never expected that church institu-
ton established to encourage members
of the Italian nobility to choose a ca
reer In the church would be suppress
ed at his hands so soon after the be-
ginning of his pontificate.
The Academy for Noble Ecelesias-
tics was founded more than three GEN.
turtles ago by Cardinal Imperiali for
the displomatic training of noble Ital-
Ian families who wished to follow an :
ecclesiastical career. Pope Clement
XII. and several of his successors
bountifully endowed the institution
and provided it with professors for
special courses of study which could
not be obtained in other Roman uni
versities During the pontifcate of
the late Plus TX. the work of the in-
stitution was extended and admission
permitted to members of foreign noble
families who wished to enter the serv-
Ice of the church. Appointments to
diplomatic positions in the church
were made exclusively from this acad-
emy, so that this branch of a church
career was practically closed to any
and celebrated ancestors.
This fact gave rise to much discus.
sion in Roman circles when any MEM
Der of the academy. was chosen by the
reigning pope for a prelature or Dip
lomatic appointment, and it was occa-
sionally asserted that even knowledge
of the Latin language was not neces-
Sary for ordination as long as a Sturi
dent of the aristocracy belonged to the
institutions
Offers Title for Ducats
Special Cable to The Globe
LONDON, Jan. THE editor Of
Vanity Fair has received the following
letter which presents a unique chance
for any millionaire who wishes to be-
come a real prince:
"A prince of royal house of Europe,
seventy-two years of age, desires to
adopt a son. with the object of the
course the prince desires large sum
Of money down in the way of pur-
chasing his titles
Careful study of the Almanac de
Gotha makes it certain that the offer
comes from an Austrian royal person
age, who wishes thus to fill his empty
Golfers and empty purse.
Has Designs on PaIais RoyaIe
Special Cable to The Globe
: PARIS, Jan. 7.--An interview with
Theodore Stanton, of Chicago, is anus
ing property holders in Paris. His
idea of turning the Palais Royale into
an American department. store is ridi-
cuIed, and it is impossible to find
Frenchmen who have subscribed any
part of the s7,000,000 blithely mention
ed by Stanton. In any case the Palais
Royale is unavailable for such a pur-
pose and Partisan tradesn1en; do not
believe there is any need of an Invasion
of American commerce.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
TODAY'S WEATHER

Z WASHINGTON. D. c.. Jan. 7.-Fore-
cast:
Minnesota Fair Sunday, not SO cold in
west portion; Monday. fair, warmer;
fresh northwest to north winds
North Dakota-Fair, not So-cold Mon
day; Monday fair.
South Dakota-Fair Sunday; not SO cold
in extreme west and south portions; Mon
day partly cloudy, probably snow in west
portion
Montana-Partly cloudy Sunday and
Monday; snow in west portion.
Upper Michigan-Snow Sunday, colder
in west portion, brisk to high northwest
to north winds; Monday fair in south
snow in north portion.
Wisconsin-Fair Sunday, colder in
northeast portion; diminishing northwest
winds; Monday fair, warmer in west por-
tion.
Iowa-Fair, continued cold Sunday;
Monday fair, not SO cold
st. Paul - Yesterdays observations
taken by the United States weather bu-
reau, st. Paul, w. e. Oliver, observer for
the twenty-four hours ended at o'clock
last night-Barometer corrected for tenn
perature and elevation. Barometer, 3OO8:
relative humidity, 80; weather partly
cloudy; maximum temperature, IA; mini
mum temperature, IL; daily range, g.:
mean temperature, II; p. m. tempera-
ture. IL; wind at p. M. northwest, pre-
cfpitation, OIL
q Yesterdays Ternnera t,lres-
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
Suspect surrenders

s MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan. 7.-Joseph
Steffel. of South Milwaukee, who the
police charge murdered John Tritsche-
Ter in his saloon, one week ago for the
purpose of robbery, has walked into
the central police station and surren-
dered. Steffe1 stolidly maintains that
he is innocent. His arrest followed a
chase in which members Of the police
department were scattered throughout
the state. During practically all of
that time detectives were but one days
journey behind the suspect.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
SOME OF THE ROBBERS
ESCAPE IN A WAGON
Bank at Treynor, iowa, As Dynamited
and Two Arrests Made

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Jan. r.
Word was received here today from
sTreynor, Iowa. sixteen miles east of
Council Bluffs. that the Savings Bank
of Treynor was dynamited last night
ing. was unable to say at the time if
any money had been secured.
Two men were arrested i've miles
south of here today and jailed in this
city, who are believed to have been
accomplices in. the attempted robbery.
They gave the names Of John Bern
stein and James Arthur. Both were
Of them. A wagon was stolen in which
at least part of the would be robbers
escaped.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
LEAGUE PICKS MEN
Voters Organization Decides
on Fifth Ward Alderman


The Minneapolis Voters league has
decided that John S. Dodge or Warren
Hertig should be the Republican candi-
date for alderman from the Fifth ward
to succeed d. P. Jones, who resigned
to accept the n1ayoralty Both Of these
men are indorsed by the league.
The organization turns down DIR. H.
w. Brazie, a former alderman and pres
ident of the council, and j. M. Hazen,
former building inspector.
OF DR.. Brazie it says his Council
service was marked by honesty and
good attention to city business, but he
was slow going and unaggressiye. The
Fifth ward needs a younger and strong
er man with more aggressive quail
ities.''
1t is said of Mr.. Hazen that Aage
and an easy going disposition do not
fit him for the kind of service the city
and ward are entitled to-"
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
SALTWATER


Officers of the Washington County Fair
association have collected subscriptions
aggregating $4,000, andson Friday evening
took up the mortgage on the new grounds
at Lily lake. David Tozer, a prominent
saltwater lumberman, donated the lum-
Der necessary for the large grand stand
and the association feels satisfied that
enough money will be provided to build
necessary barns and fences so that the as
sociatlon can start in without a cent of
debt, when it is decided to have fair
and race meeting next summer.
Judge Williston, of the district court.
mas sustained the demurrer to the COM
pialnt in the case of Horace yoligny
and III. G. Farmer against the saltwater
Water company. The water company
contended that the complaint was mis-
joinder, SO far as cause of action was
concerned and Judge Williston so held.
This is an action brought to recover dam
ages in~sthe sum of $4,000 for diyerting
water from lot owned by the plaintiffs.
B. Weiss, a local ice dealer, has de-
cided to begin the ice harvest this week,
Notwithstanding that the ice is much
thinner than usual at this time of the
year.
Lovers of racing in this city, Hudson
and elsewhere on the ST. Croix, have ar
ranged to give tretting matinee on the
Lake st. Croix track, opposite this city,
on the 18th inst. There will be prizes.
Mrs. John Barry was examined at the
city hospital yesterday ais to her sanity.
She is resident of this city.
Chief of Police John McIlree. who is
confined to his bed, was slightly improved
yesterday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
RAILROAD NEWS
FUEL CASE FRIDAY
Santa Fe Rehearina viii Take
Place at Chicago

WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. THE
interstate commerce commission today
set next Friday at Chicago as the time
and place for the rehearing in the case
involving charges Of granting rebates
to the Colorado Fuel and Iron com
pany by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe railway.
The rehearing is in accordance with
a telegraphic request Of President Rip
ley, of the Santa Fe
There has been no communication on
the subject between the commission
and Secretary of the Navy Morton,
who was vice president of the Atchi-
son road at the time the rebates are
alleged to have been allowed, as to his
appearing as witness,
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
SETS RECEIVING HOUR
FOR OFFICESEEKERS
Mayor Jones Decides They Must Call
at Certain Time

Mayor Jones has been so besieged by
seekers for places on the police force
he has found it necessary to announce
that he will see applicants only during
certain hours and at other times the
would be copper should not apply.
Yesterday there was large num-
Der of persons in the waiting room and
they were disappointed when word
came forth that no more would be ad-
mitted to the mayors private office
and the further announcement that no
appointments would be gazetted for
some days, dumfounded those who ex-
pected rapid action
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
DOESN'T SHOOT TILL
PESTERED FIVE HOURS
Then the Operator Puts Two Bullets
into Haifbreed Assaiiant

CLOQUET, Minn., Jan. 7-Frank
Lavishe, halfbreed living on the
Fond du Lac reservation, was shot
twice by James Drennen, operator at
North End, a railroad station two
miles from here. Lavishe and his
brother John and another halfbreed,
all from the reservation, were drunk
and pestered Drennen from o'clock
in the evening until midnight, Frank
then assaulting the operator. They
began by starting the gasoline engine
that operates the pumps, against the
protest and efforts of Drennen to stop
them. They nearly exploded the en-
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
Would Enioin ScaIpinu

CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-,All the railroads
centering in Chicago will make appli-
cation to Judge Kahlsaat of the United
States district court, Jan. II for a per-
manent injunction restraining all ticket
brokers from dealing in any form Of
non transferable transportation. Should
a writ be issued against them, it is the
plan of the scalpers to carry the mat
ter to the United States supreme court
without delay
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
Mayor Is Asauared,y

PORTLAND. Or, Jan. Upon mo-
ton 1of District Attorney Manning the
indictments which We're returned by
the county grand jury against Mayor
George H.SWilliams and Chief of Police
Charles III. Hunt, Of this city, were to-
day dismissed by State Circuit Judge
Frazer. Mr.. Manning also asked that
the records show that Mayor Williams
be fully exonerated of any offense
charged in the indictment.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
ALWAYS RELIABLE

We have made our reputation by CLOTH
in st. Paul. We expect to hold this
patronage by giving just little better
quality and service than can be procured
eiseWhefe. For the next thirty days we
per cent off All materials used are of the
very best. We guarantee satisfaction.
Duncan & Barry, the old reliable tailors.
81 East Fourth street. >--S.'''
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
Willard viii Act

CHICAGO, Jan. THE duties of the
general managers Office in the Bur-
lington system will be taken over by
Daniel Willard, second vice president,
next Tuesday on the retirement of F..
A. Delano from that position. Accord
Ing to President Harris, the place of
general manager may not be filed for
some time.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
Late With christmas, presents

MUKDEN, Jan. The town is flll-.
ed to overfowing with officers and
soldiers buying Christmas presents.
All of them look healthy and Vigorous.
Many officers declare that the troops
are well fed and are not SUFFERING
from the cold, being quartered in huts
which are more comfortable than the
Mukden hotels.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
Decides Against Railway Postal Clerks

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 7,-Jns-
tice Wright, of the court of claims. has
handed down a decision in the case
OF the railway postal clerks against
the United States, in which he holds
that the act of congress making ap-
propriations for the postal service does
not provide for the payment of board
and lodging of such clerks when abb
sent from their homes on duty.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
Burned at Boyd

Special to The Globe
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, Jan. t.
e. e. Ransdeips store at Boyd was to-
tally burned today. Loss, $4,000.
Buildings adjoining were slightly dam
aged.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08

DR.. Humphreys "Seventy-seyen''
cures Coughs, Colds. Influenza, Ca
tarrh. La Grippe. Pains and Soreness
in the Head, Chest and Back, Sore
Throat. General Prostration and Fever.
Taken during their prevalence pre-
occupies the system and preyents-t >s1r
invasion.
Taken carly cuts then.s sheet
promptly.
Taken while suffering relief is
speedily realized, while the con.in
use insures an entire cure. =
"77' Is a small vial of pleasant rei-
lets that fits the vest pocket.
AT Druggists. % cents. or nlsailcd
HumphreSs Medicine Co.. Cor william
and John Streets. New York. 81
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
SURGEONS WIT HAS
CHASTITY EFFECT.

Continued on Twenty-h fifth Page
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-08
avs Temperatures--

washington time q D. m. ST. PauD.
Below zero.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11
TWO BEAUTIFUL HOMES.
RUSH PRICES.

Beautiful, brand-new, five-room
cottage, tinted walls, cove ceilings,
fine mantel, large. plate glass tes,
clothes closets. pantry and bins, ex--
ira plumbing, piped for gas, hot and
cold water in, fine electric fixtures,
brick and cemented cellar, with hot
and cold water and electricity, good
barr, ,(floored and ,papered), good lot
to alley; one of the very best built
homes; East Forty-third street, near
Maple avenue car; $1,000; $500 or less
ANOTHER.
Eight rooms, hall, closets which
are large enough for bedrooms, pan
tries, hot and cold water, fine man
tel and btaf snd
elegantly finished. corner lot 50x150,
lawns, flowers, walks, fenced at back
to alley; Halldale avenue; $4250;
really worth $4Soo; half cash. bal
These we must sell at once. Call
and let us make terms. If these do
not suit you, will make them to suit.
WRIGHT & HAMMERS,
500 Byrne Building.
Home 5000; Main 5911.
;-ROOM COTTAGE, LOT 4Ox1S5, ON
Harrington ave-, two blocks from
Pico street car, Price s14Oo;, $3.50
cash, balance $17.5o per month, in
7-room, / II story, on lot 5Ox15S;
this place on high ground, with view
that can't be beat or shut off. Price
1880; $500 cash and monthly.
Groom cottage, on lot 55x160, one
block from good car line, and bar
gain at $1,000; $500 cash, balance
monthly.
50x150 to alley, with fine view of
ocean and mountains, close to good
car line. Price $4,000; $500 cash, bal
ance $25 per month.
A corner lot, 50x15s, with grand
view of ocean and mountains. Price
$500.
T.. G. DEVENS,
227 Laughlin Bldg, 315 $. broadway.
Home Phone 1921.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11
FOR SALE-BY
INGRAM & BRIGGS,
0O1-9O2 BraIy Building.
Corner Fourth and Spring Streets.
Both Phones 29.
Two Fine Opportunities.

Two Fine Opportunities.
Close to the University of Southern
California, on wide lot, 50x140 feet
berries, shed, and all walks in, we
offer a large, commodious, finely
built cottage of six rooms two halls
pantries, ETC., etc., completely mod
ern and only a few months old; the
three bedrooms are 12x13 and 12x1
feet; the parlor, IL aka; dining room
12hx17h; good sized kitchen and
and sink under window; large bath
separate toilet In rear, off of screen
porch; best plumbing; this. cottage
has mortgage OF $500, which can
run indefinitely; equity may be paid
on easy terms; or if purchaser wishes
to pay cash, will allow per cent.
Price $3400.
Near Figueroa street, on the
widest part of Thirty eighth, where
1t is pretty as Adams; a handsome,
high, one-and-a-ha story, seven
room house, almost new, carefully
built, and a bargain; rooms are all
large; 1t is strictly modern through
out, with all up-to-date appoint
which may be used as bedroom, den
or sewing room; abovestairs are
three big bedrooms and very large
bath, with six closets; fine outlook
fine neighborhood; generous lot,
with northerly front; lawn, trees,
flowers, and shed in rear; terms, $3.50
cash and ridiculously easy terms for
balance. This must be sold. Price
$500.
INGRAM a BRIGGS,
Members l.. A. Realty Board.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11
FOR SALE
HANDSOME NINE-ROOM HOUSE.

Located mt 672 South Bonnie Brae
street, in the choice Westlnke dis
trictj the library, dining room and
hall are exquisitely finished in flem-
ish oaIkJ dining room is finished In
white; has handsome hand-carved
manteI; dining room is paneled and
has beamed ceiling, there is an old
gold brick manteI extending to cell
ing in the library; art and plate
glass windows; treads on stairway
are of solid oak, also front entrance; |;
complete modern kitchens first-class
plumbing; double hardwood floors on
entire first floor; five elegant bed
rooms on second floor, finished in
white enamel, floors are of rock
maple, including all closets and
bathroom, window seats, lavatOries,
etc.; fine granite retaining wall.
Members L. A. Realty Board.
ALTHOUSE BROS,
234 LaughIin building, 315 South
Broadway.
Main 283j Home Eek. 26S.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11

FOR SALE
MOORE e. LILLEY,
302 Fay Building, Sd and Hill SITS.
S10500-Westlake ave. near 10th, 8 rooms.
$SQOO-Union ave. near washington 2
houses.
$725O-West 10th, near Grafton, 8 rooms.
$55OO-Normandie ave-, near Adams.
rooms.
$500O-B. Washington, 10 rooms.
S40OO-Bunker Hill, near Bartlett, 8
rooms.
$45OO-Hoover, near Washington, rooms
$4650-E. 10Th, near Main, rooms.
S3I50-Arlington, near Pico, 6 rooms.
$S60O-B Washington, near Central, 6
rooms.
$34O0-W. 18th, near Hoover rooms.
S3250-Wlnfield. near Union, 6 rooms.
$3250-Magnolia. near 18th, IL rooms.
$3200-33d. near San Pedro, rooms
$3000-22d. near Griffith ave-, rooms
$3000-West 10th, near Main, 8 rooms.
$2S00-Arapahoe, near Pico, 5 rooms.
$2650-Magnolia, near Pico, 5 rooms.
$2500-E. 9th, near Defiance, 5 rooms.
$2500-DeJong, near Pico, 5 rooms.
$2100-South Soto, near 4th, 5 rooms.
$1750-Trinity, near Maple ave-, 3 rooms.
$1500-Bank St, near Eastlake, 5 rooms.
MOORE & DILLEY,
302 Fay Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11
TO LEASE
APARTMENT HOUSE.

NOW, READ THIS CARE
FULLY, AND THEN COME IN
AND LOOK AT THE PLAN,
AND YOU WILL AGREE THAT
NO BETTER PROPOSITION
HAS BEEN PLACED BEFORE
sfxTY-T ROOMS, AR
RANGED IN SUITES OF
THREE EACH, ON THREE
FLOORS, IN A MODERN NEW
BUILDING, JUST FINISHED.
PARLOR, DINING ROOM AND
KITCHEN, BATHS ON EACH
FLOOR, TOILETS, GAS AND
ELECTRICITY. THE DESIGN
is PERFECT FOR LIGHT. NO
DARK ROOMS IN THE HOUSE.
WE WILL GIVE LEASE FOR
FIVE EARS AT SO PER
ROOM, AND YOU ONLY HAVE
TO FURNI S H YOUR OWN
APARTMENT. SAY, THIS is
A NONE Y M A K u r.. OUR
rem tai d e P A r I M p N I
WILL FURNISH ALL FUR
THEIR INFORMATION, BUT
BSOL u 7 r l. Y NO TELE-
PHONE INQ u r E s AN
SWERED ON THIS PROPERTY.
r.. A. ROW AN & CO.,
200 II. w. Hellman.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11
FoR sALs
Houses
soME PrOPLr ARqun

"If I buy home on the instailrnent
plan, It is such a long time before
own home free and clear"
DO YOU NOT KNOW
Your property will be increasing in
value every day, and your equity can
soon be exchanged for another piece Of
property, free and clear7
Call and talk It over with us. Our
plans are always ready for your in
spectlon.
r. N. LAMBERTH & CO.,
General Building Contractors,
Suite Ala Braly Bldg.
PHONES:
Home 2s29.
Main 2222.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11

FOR SALE
BEST 5-RooM BUNGALOW IN THE
CITY FOR THE PRICE.
Brand new and little beauty; has
large rooms and unusually large clos
cts; reception hall, living-room and din
ing-room of Flemish oak finish; pol
ished floors; mission style mantel and
built-in buffet in dining-room; also cosy
window seats, easement windows; bed
rooms in white enamel;. walls handsome
ly tinted; artistic lighting fixtures; good
lot; and only blocks from s. Grand
ave. car line; small cash payment and
monthly installments II desired;
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
Ground floor. 21S w. Third st.
FOR SALE-THE BIGGEST SNAP IN A
house have had for months Five-room
cottage, MODERN on West 25th, near
West Adams, and in fine neighborhood,
for only $2200. Terms. See me quick on
F. Z. ANDERSON, 2o5 Laughlin Bldg.
Money to loan at current rates for
building purposes. Bring in your plans.
+. e. ANDERSON, 205 Laughlin Bldg.
For exchanged have three fine house
trades. five. six and seven rooms, never
lived in. new and strictly modern. Own
er of each has put the price right, and
will take a good lot as part payment.
These are opportunities.
F. e. ANDERSON, 2O5 Laughlin Bldg.
FOR SALE BY EDWIN ALDERsON-
New, modern, five-room cottage on
West Jefferson street; worth all of
$325O, but can be sold for only $2S0O;
$500 cash, balance $40 per month and
interest per cent; has gas and
in sideboard, best of modern plumb
ing, including porcelain laundry tub,
large cemented cellar, walks and
fences. Price has been reduced to
make quick sale this week.
EDWIN ANDERSON,
200 Laughlin Building.
SNAP ON WASHINGTON, NEAR SAN
PEDRO.
Beautiful five-room; modern, cot
nice deep lot, with handsome
grounds.
$34OO. S340O.
or will sell unfurnished Rare
w. #. THORNE & co..
Room s14i 4o1s 2ds iSs4 :; Broadway
$4,000 BUYS A FINE HOME ON AL
varado street; owner must sell at
once; easy terms.
Double house of seven rooms each,
on Grand View, street, Westlake dis
outside; Highland Park preferred;
time on the difference.
j. A. MORLAN & CO.,
412 Chamber of Commerce.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
S1O,5O0-A fine home In the West
lake districts nine-rOOm, new, mod
ern hOusej oak flOOrsj everything
first-cIassJ large lot TO alleys this Is
Offered at the absolute cost of the
house and cash value of lot. Look
this up.
c. II. GEORGE & CO.,
545 south Spring Street.
FOR sALE-5-ROOM COTTAGE ON w.
11th St; on new car line; $500; lot alone
is worth $500.
Lot on Council ST.. between Vermont
and Union aves.. $1,000 if sold soon;
j. A. MoRLAN & CO., 12 Chamber
OF Commerce.
FOR sALE-DOUBLE COTTAGE OF 10
rooms all modern in every detail, on
Jefferson street, close to Main. Fine for
apartment: lawns and high board fence
In rear $1,000 cash III. c. THOMPSON,
30S Bryson Block, with Ben White.
FOR sALE-e-ROoM MODERN RESI-
dence on Jefferson street, near Maple.
Fine home. Terms OF, cash. Win take
lot as part payment. $500 II. g.
THOMPSON, sos Bryson Block, with
Ben White
FOR sALE-GooD 5-RooM COTTAGE.
Mlllard ave, high ground. This is a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11
INGRAM - BRIGGS,
Members l.. A. Realty Board.
FOR SALE
wEsTLAKE RESIDENCE.

This IN a new residence and con-
tains ten splendid rooms, all large
and very well arrangedj quarter
sawed oak floors downstairs, rock
maple floors upstairsl antique finish
in rooms ON lower floor and white
enamel In bedrOomsj billiard and card
Is located az 1882 south AlvaradO
street, ON lot 0Ox15O feet 10 alley.
We would be glad 10 show you this
home, and can quote you low
figure.
ALTHOUsE BROss
234 Laughlin Building, 3lb south
Broadway.
Main 203j Home Ex. 203.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11

BOYLE HEIGHTS PROPERTY is HAV-
ing healthy move upward, as 1t is now
recognized as a most desirable residence
section.
High, dry, good fresh air. no fog. close
in, no floods.
We are building fine homes on Boyle
avenue, two blocks north Of First
street. Our houses are built by day
labor and are modern and first-class in
all particulars.
We are selling them at extremely low
prices as we bought our land some time
ago, when 1t was cheap. You can save
$500 If you buy your home from us.
Houses from $1,000 to s275o; one-third
cash, balance terms. Don't pay rent
when these bargains are offered.
WooDwARD-BENN CO.,
2O9 West Fourth street.
! y NEW T 2-sToRY, GROOM HOUSE.
STRICTLY MODERN; NEVER BEEN
OCCUPIED; 2150 SANTEE; RENT S2b'
GROOM, MODERN. COMPLETELY
FURNISHED, 1345 STAR ST.; $40.
GROOM COTTAGE, BATH. ETC. 1s2
N. UTAH ST; RENT $14
MODERN. 7 ROOMS; 21O4 THoMP-
SON ST; FURNISHED; RENT S55.
BROOM, MODERN COTTAGE. 119 8.
UTAH ST.; SIS; TENANT PAYS WA
TER.
NEW b-ROOM COTTAGE, 1884
STAUNTON AVE; $lb; TENANT
PAYS WATER
s-ROoM MODERN HOUSE, 1883 w,
ADAMS ST. RENT $40.
r. Il. IBBETsoN & co.
HOME 24lO. Sl6 TRUST BLDG
FOR sALE-MoDERN EIGHT ROOM
house on West sixteenth street, near
Magnolia avenue; on high ground,
near Alvarado terracei lot 50xlbO;
price $500; easy terms IL desired.
CHAs. s. MANN, Sl5 West Fourth
street.
s25 MONTHLY. NO PAYMENT DOWN,
buys cottage homes. slDDALL. 500
Copp Bldg.