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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
LABOR NOTES,

Eight labor leaders of Quincy, ILL.,,
were indicted on charge of conspiracy
in establishing boycott.
Freed from the domination OF Shea,
tht Chicago teamsters strike assumed
a more pacific tone.
A grand jury indicted twelve hireo
sluggers and union men in connection
with The death Of Charles j. Carlstrom
in Chicago.
Judge Bethea ordered the Goodrich
Transportation company to cease re-
fusing to carry through freight for
Montgomery Ward & Co.
John Boyle resigned as president
of the Indiana United Mine Workers,
being the fourth president to quit be,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
She saws:

She says:
81 drank coffee freely for eight years
before 1 began to perceive any evil eff
fects from it. Then [ noticed that [
was becoming very nervous, and that
my stomach was gradually losing the
power to properly assimilate my food.
In time l got so weak that [ dreaded
to leave the house-for no reason
whatever but because of the miserable
condition of my nerves and stomach.
l attributed the trouble to anything in
the world but coffee, of course. | dOsed
myself with medicines, which in the
end would leave ME in a worse condl-
ton than at first. | was most wretch
ed and discouraged 80 years old
and feeling that life was failure!
Il had given up all hope of ever en-
joying myself like other people, till one
day | read the little book, THE Road
to MELVILLE" 1t opened my eyes, and
taught me a lesson / shall never for.
get and cannot value too highly. L
Immediately quit the use of the old
kind of coffee and began to drink Pos
tum Food Coffee. | noticed the begin
ming of an Improvement in the whole
tone of my system, after only two
days use of the new drink, and in a
very short time realized that l could
go about like other people without the
least return of the nervous dread that
formerly gave me so much trouble.
In fact, my nervousness disappeared
entirely and has never returned, al
though it is now year that l have
been drinking Postum Food Coffee.
And my stomach is now like IRON
nothing can upset it!
Last week, during the big Con-
clave in San Francisco, 1 was on the
go day and night without the slightest
fatigue; and as stood in the immense
crowd watching the great parade that
lasted for hours, 1 thought to myself,
This strength is what Postum Food
Coffee has given mel" Name given
by Postum Co., Battle Greek, Mich.
There's a reason.
The little book, 1.-The Road to Well
ville," may be found in every pkg.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
DOM EsTIc.

Work is to be pushed under the
Frye bill for the national university.
The Carnegie hero fund commission
made nine awards of medals and cash.
Boss Durham surrendered to Mayor
Weaver in the Philadelphia gas con-
1ict,
Three lawyers were indicted in New
York on a charge of conspiracy to de-
fraud an estate.
Fire in the furniture store of
James Fitzsimmons & Co. in Detroit
caused a loss of 100000
Fire in the lumber-yards of Dyment
& Baker, Lon1on, Ont, destroyed tim
Der valued at $4,000.
At London, KY, Daniel Miller was
found guilty of the murder of Yak
Ward and given a life sentence
Jordan's elevator at Decker, Ind,
was destroyed by fire. 1T contained
1000 bushels of corn. Loss 100000.
Joel w. Juett. on trial for the MUIR
der of his father last December, was
acquitted by a jury in Cynthiana, Ky.
A cork company in Trenton, N. j.,
was placed OH trial for selling cork
life preservers that contain iron bars.
Large array of troops escorted
Vice President Fairba nks to Lewis
and Clark fair for the opening June /.
The United States supreme court
sustained the New Yorhs law taxing
franchises Of public utility corpora
lions.
stront cwonnnr threw, . 1oI+o.1
match under Mrs. Howard Gould's
touring car in New York and the ma
chine exploded.
Canton CO.. State bank closed it's
doors owing 100000 to depositors,
among whom is the city, creditor to
the extent of $4,000.
The thebes bridge, opening a new
gateway TO the southwest and a
triumph in railroad engineering. was
formally opened to traffic.
A Northern Pacific limited train was
held up near Bearmouth, Mont, by
solitary bandit, who was overpowered
by the engineer and messenger.
After suffering twelve weeks with .
broken back as tne result Of a fall
from the upper story of a hotel ut
Kewanee, Ill, Ethel Kennedy, aged %.
died
Clarence Goats of Elkhart, Ind,
was fatally injured by Don KirkeniohI,
who held a grudge against Coats for
the alleged sending of comic yalen-
tines.
Mrs. Williams, the alleged wife of
Samuel j. Williams of Revere, Mass.
was declared not guilty in indianapolis
of the charge of violating pension
laws.
Former Governor Francis of Mis-
souri, was badly hurt in an automobile
accident at Cincinnati. Banker J.
3. Forgan of Chicago escaped serious
injury.
Fred Scott and A. L. Meyer, stock
men of San Antonio, Tex, were found
dead in bed in Sioux City, Iowa
hotel. Death was due to asphyxia-
ton.
At Bedford, Ind, Virgil Wilson, on
trial for attempted murder and rob-
berry of Silas Guthrie, was sentenced
to the penitentiary for two to four
teen years.
The Presbyterian general assembly
appointed the committee to visit
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05

duu q hAAI
miles from
T r e n t o n,
Mo-, S a y s.:
"a S e V e r e
cold settled
in my kid
neys and de-
veloped S o
quickly that
l was obliged
to | a y off
work on ac-
count of the
aching in my
b a C k a n d
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
Fashionable FancTes.

Wells are light and clear, the IA
vorite among these being a very fine
gauze ground with big black velvet
spot or crescents thereon.
Some of the smartest of the new
street models are in lightweight
b1oadcloth, Panama, Henrietta and
other spring woolens, in the light gray
grens; but, pretty as they are they
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
BOOK OF BOOKS.
Over 3O.OOO.OOO PubIished,

good literature tells what happy time
she had on 1.-THE Road to Wellville."
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05
FATE OF RUSSIAN COMMANDERS.

FATE OF RUSSIAN COMMANDERS.
VICE RoJEsTvENskY, captured severely
sinking
ENQUIsT
e. after escaping
sinking
NEBoGAToFF endered
on Nikoai l.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-06-05

A. A. Boyce, farmer, living three
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
NrExT -.nlblleal scAolars asros thAt 3

va CONT scholars asros that Q
long time elapsed between this events. record
,hs eyens u q Sur nj e
TED Nssar.th ap1rnailtr Main and sersssa.
{:ios give an account Of that ministry tl.uke.g
yltx bat 5ohn Passes BY os%
q 3 feadn
i've thousnnd near the Sea OF dalilee. It e
impossible for ,ls ,to assign any reason Ior
saivo III the sketch OF our Lord. ~ fe (. But
tho student needs ia be- reminded OF II IN
Gsaer RnaRssf pos 70 r
tho city OF Capernnum. on tho northwest side 1
OF tho sea ual!lee, where He had es.ablisheds
ILLS home and from which point lie had made
.e FohLoWEDE capernaun, Jesus cross
q sea- Of also
probable i that He took passa 50 In on ot the
little nshing boats perhaps belonging 70 tbs 4
liz landed, with Ills disciples. in the country
1t tho m sset9n S }or
se ad dea
Of John the Baptist I Matt, xiv:l3). which had
been reported TO Him. But He could not /
nwakened profound Interest nrlong ~ classes.
and some out OF curiosity, others n hope g. q
FL sonsS
presence expecting to witness some further
display OF His ma rvolous power. ccordingly8
Of, FOOT around the end d the sea mark, " :ss,
and reached the place O Fits e but
s srtys o4sna
there was opportunity for brief b mt eryieW
between Jesus and Ills disciples before the
OF tho mountain not far from the shore tyerso
81, He rat down assuming the att tuds o. g Q
1 snsa ss.o ne sspee
Words y1 ~ fol rom His lips on chat occasion viii
never DO known. for no historian has made LAD
safteryyard wrote Ills biography s But q Y ~.
lEhtful must have rec
ana y IN
w Sahue ali Z the memories delghtfal former
seasons rushing across tho mind 81 present
privilege S sentence thrust In here tyersel
gives color e the teachlng OF u me
ana doaes that Ssss
TESTED had scarcely finished e "a His
sesSea thmt psop1
Him the very s,E of IN nG
their physical corn fort excited tie concern
OF the dIsclples WHO proposed to- send then un
Whiio Jesus offered to feed them out Of thelr
own scanty store. Turning to IN He desired
bread mist &c og SeilK We
inquiry how ever was not intended to elicit
nfor1nati lon concern ne Inc ~
The faith OF the disc for esus mad AZ a.
ready formed q benevolent purpose (verso. " 81
which aid not depend on any. human supplies
Philipgdld not know real purpose; q olr
tfactIwayi that two hundred y pcn my worth ot
bread would hardly be sum Client Gyersc q.
Tho cost about sa5 the
Company and there was no place Where SUCH
quantity could be purchased Is
&ssUPPLIED+Ditfl cnt as ith g case might an
dismiss the hungry ulttlide thouti food
TEo Inquiry q obtaining ,ra s roG
brought out the fact that was =,
Ing .on tho boy!i Who was no Wheref did
Eho' como from? Was he like some OF the
nowshoys or apple peddlers OF our time watch
Ing a for an d opportunity to earn an honest
penny Had followed Y 2 from
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Wilt REGULATE / ! ] ! |. /.
RAIL.R0| ! |. | J |:||. ] {
Tile Cling llo'Iusee3 81 flas
Passed tile North Caro-
n. lima House.
CHARGE CENTS A NILE \ !

s75 (spccinl 4 to The Times DlsPatcn
RIA IjlorGIi, N. CT, Feb, q The BEES
substitute for the Laugllnghousc bill, reg
mating railroad pnsscng fares In North nth
Carolina passed the House to-day, me
vote being seventy to thirty-oonle.$s.,ll, me
nil as passed prescrlbes that rates shall
s,,a three cents first and two and a hall
cents second class per mile, thousands sane
mile irterclangeable mileage boo KS g 90
issued for SOS, good on all roads 70 y men lf
the act applies. The Corporation , Com ON
mission is given the power to exempt any ny
independent Or branch road less mar, man
seyonty-flyasn miles In lengt TIL * 4 ID
III tic. senate Nh. String introduce
\ Mill nil Is prevent combinations to control
insurance rates, and Mr.. Webb 20 alloW
trialTof criminal cases al CIVIL tefi'ls g
courts. i..i H Il 81 q 81 "a II 4, Is ,
\ 1 ssrhs Senate passed tho general II school
hllscxcept the clause that prop osed 60
change lie term OF office Of members OF
county school boards tossix years
The new bill makes no material chnrses
sin3ithc present public school laW
4 G$JlI ID BOY STILL MI Ssh ING. b !,
y There is still no news from the eight.
Nvear-old son OF State Senator 81, NJ n t'ea g.
lev, who has been missing since MONDAY,
February 1at h,S at noon. Senator beasley
has not resumed his scat N the senate
here, and will probably not do 30 until
the boy Is. 4 ouna be fore he Lleglslatu ,
iadjollrns, lie has offered r. reward "a o.
$500 for his return g live, V \,
THE General Assembly expires by Inns Inns
q
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small fishes It was p t1dresv who found the he
boy Verse and reported hig presence res 70
r. S syIass s hat a5s
this time hsdlsciplss felt that would ~ Pc
utterly Impossible to feed tho mutit,ide. phliip
for each q what ou:d supply al would cost
iSo aae IA ay yoV drawing close and
the people were far from home. u, . \,
DfsTR but Jesus detern,lnsd 70 IVA. ,,1,s
tso part y II tSe dlsepss furnished
ana eys IN sFsatt es
E sseSnss Sf 5sns 5, ifs ssns ass
have been present. nercar passing y u h Y
,hs wod sya taksn
blessing or thank offering. customary II AL
lands before eatinE under AZ systen,a of re-
delivered to The disciples and by them carried RE
sc pG'ps yeE pssad for ni
ono fish for twenty hundred men n Ana aINi
yet there was no lack v The Divine d q, II e.
3se rvantS supplied The need of} all
must heye " Ssoi =, ,,d con-
slant and 4 Az ,he .nas
sisted with the distribution ,ot food ,Ion this
occasion How and where n, e.
OF Jesus or iot His helper does not mater
The last man hung was July aatsttoai
,ssNSs sss sa
with, d lavish hand. oy strange that there
sae 81 there should nays
enough The apostles went Forth saoh w n
en- eaa ds WIZ Rainsa sH
this collection There was q lesson * economy
which Is &C. ne f,,iier
oc The lrase, How 10 !, rem rl1Ec
thao sH55edt o1t. snns plain
men that followed Jesus from. place 70 p,noS;
Unlike tho jealous and saowlng priests rhey
5Yoloon,ei tho words 3 truth spoken in their
hearing Mark and they witnessed tne
Of q.
sand men within few leaves and fishes . .so
s eontss.on s verse Thsy turned from
sstsfaia
World, !" repet Zion IN substance q what A A,
drew aald TO his bro her Ohm ne
fora SttheySthought and said they now firmly
{be,iove: M Tho long expee Messiah tpeut.
xvill:15) eagerly desired by the Ea ton Matt.
esn nss
life Of my man when the ~ lu
s esoSWiIdf 81: unan mind seldom
perceivcs the truth pure and simple General
tia 4 error Is mot ensily eliminated. Reyol,t-
tons the State and agitatioIs and .s9hisms
u aa1s
Waa 10 on this occasion. 81 One might have
Thought a. grent advance In a the q cause . @
|SChrist had boon q secured 4 when the confes7
sior, ;was made But not So The men who ind-
mitted Him the expected prophet or Mes Ne
no Ions OF the character q sna :
$ tamporai prince aha would, act
restoring sovereignty to- the Jewish M.
SiioIi and casting OF tho Roman yoke. Il ence
they attempted to make. Jesus * Ing (rersea lh2
and had they been encourag ed, they would wi
T a. the lord Withdrew and went alone Into "a
mountain. IA las tho blind had seen the deeds,
5bitE their Sigh was deprnye nd they saw
not the 6renl spiritual n llg. ,5i Mi
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4 PASSENGER. I TRAIN |! |! I!
LEAVES. 1 II !! &! \
Wreck on the Statesville Branch
81 the Sonth By 4 g ~ No 5 Ia
Lives \ Lost. ST
ss,i,,,.cia 1 10 n The Illness Dispatch.)

M (Suecial q To Tho TInes- DlSp0tc!
Sss cHARLOTTE NJ eb. 4.-. IN ne D..
senger$ train on the stat 81
the Southern, hich o.
10: this rnornin 8. was iueS ins naE.
slotte$ at $40 this eYening was WIeoMs1s
at SCOTS Station. Just th q ssasss
Vile, at noon to-day, % .s M
q Not d single person was Injured thosnxn
the entire train loft the track. u The trark
was torn Il Tor a consldelabl e distances
completely blocking the line, and the
ing stock was DANA ged. s,,ss5HI
n The wreck was caused by spread din
ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
AUCTION SALES, Future " !. /. DIlsy n
By NV. Bows ID soni9S
9li Real Estate "A uotloI thtrs.i.

n "a
II r s1:HT gAis pT
a {fIfS Ap e 81 SID
). IN exeo,1tlontof d deed ,of tr tiAt, daSA
May is, 1856 ana Recorded In the clAfh.e
iOfilce of Chesterfield Cotitit W Court III
Vol. 81 rage ass, wi IT the redtisst
the ibehefclary,Et there having been dtfaulta
In tho payment OF "a portion OF 4 ne EdaheI
.fpeniises, on Il EspAI, the 7tiS day
March, 1905, "a 10 d clock M the ptopefty
above referred 81 q situated on the soutns
west Of Reedy Greek +, and N containing
about thlrteel acres. HI Hi
IA Tho dwelling house on this pro pert is ssI
large ana unusually handsome one q ana
contains y most OF the mod EN- cortveiIrsK
fences, such as water, baths, &csi and n
he3outbuldings are sufficient 3ifI nut1bArB
md characte or for the con enient use MI AZ
N lile shady laxn ana 3!ts 81.
its SH east, uForest Hfill Park ths 'rsad
Just beyond on the Nv est, his ropertys
posse Bas many Y ~ trart Ions thsS
home seeker as any K stbur ban properlysgl
irEthe neighborhood OF Rc htnOnd sss$
a r EE2AfS: n Cash sufficient to pay The sxsgg
penses of executing the trust and TO dis ssgs
charge d note OF s. 900 wi nterssts
thereon from April y 1903 al nd he residnsN
OF the purchase money is to be paid ERtg
such time and secured Il such !. a,,i,os
S1S5 ts58 g 4 I.a CIIRIsTIANy sss.ssE
st 81 y Substituted TrllSte0 3$sE
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injurious olorings, 4 fla.yo, Or preserve
stlves ilolesale alers III these ssYanSs
Secret arr 81 state, to- he th9
State for failure to - cornpl Il SID
terms of thA ac 1T N hey must D also#4ss
license from Nhe sta tei Wing 200 re- "a
for, Sample or brands OF wi ne and cider ,l
are to- be filed for analy by he atata
chemist. sss ,as
All Gpaoka es \ sold must be put SlI
glass bottles OF one q n.
be Il sold q in any; corpora ted sst Owl .sSnos
forH consumption on prem ses: gr st1t
Ger Or druggist Who has been In busine {.
not loss than one year can obi d0ss
nestle wine license from con,lni ssionerAls
Sof the town II az aHSa
imposed for selin OF her g s,ls
elders than those "a ed In the act.SSss
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I SPENCER GOES AHEADl:l..SS
A Number Of improvements
About to- be Made. zSlss.
eJclalito The ITilnes- Dlspatcf

(speclaI to The Tin es- apatoh p
# SPENCER, M, {. /. eb Francis 4. ,S
RI Nv ller,S IL prominent civil en- Eineers
Washing ton, -, q, with Ia corps ct sss sd
5sistants, arrived hero tto-d day and ID sbegaal
the prcllninarys surveys 70 & watesI
works and I q sewer tenn for Spencer
q S franchise for which was r tssse
granted to Mr. lillian r.. ItockWo od ~ HI
washington Il @
The water works will cost g PIP ximates
3ly $4,000 and the sewer 2 4, sys tenn 9 poasj
s1s. go. IA The town will also expend aa bout
$4,000 for street grading and improves
lments, bonds for which purpose have y,
been authorized by the leg stature.
addition to tho above lmpro venlent ri
graded school will he estab ltslled satld aa}
SO 900 school building erected as soon Az
the rlans and other details can hes agf
rn ed 5t IS 54B Y Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
CAROLINA " Y
}. LEASES THE ROCK ALUM
m tn ITha Timea.plspatch.l

4iE Y ESPECIAL to Tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, y, IN
WINSTON-SAI4E Af, 8 N, O.. Feb. ii ~
Mrs. Rosa Fl. Young, Of his city.$ j snj
nounces to-day that she has leased ,Ihd
large summer resort hotel at Rock ldxt
Alum Springs, Va, ana that she n
onen the aan,e june 1st, closing October
l5th.s Mrs. Young Will 90 there hiA is1
to look after extensive tplpro ents
being made on the buildings and grounad
by the owners. & s. l N. q agsSSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-25
MARIN e EN- GINEER FALLS
OVERB OARD AND DR0vVhS

ii Especial to The IInlea,lJ Z, !is
yyILMl NGToN, M aEse Y, T l psf1s
marine engineer, TN overheard from thasY
steamer Mayflower at g ibson's NJ twet.lI
ty-nt,e niles from Whining ION, last night
and was drowned before ass tance could
reach him. The body was brouE st0
Wilmington, where his family resld essA
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]GWasllingtor, Banquet.

x. Il (speoal 70 'Ehs TlHls5- plspS!shI,.g L,a
4 POCATONTAs, A., Feb. ?ir-Wasn,l
htn1ntns j, odge, No. 40 a. II, and "A. y
in good style Wednesday, BY me mnss1
ala borats banquet OF the SEASON. coYAflI
were laid for 200 and 9 tnoss sni9yanl.]
virginia had been invited, but could snos]
attend VI y At. Newton acted as toastuMMd
ter, and addresses In response 70, E9a4kJ
T'eas ~ William II. Grahan9, IASNf
Baanhe. Rev s. w. Moore and. lllAl1
i, Morris. There we're man III ladi ~
attendance, ses N sSSSs III
n IA a uARANTEEp GU RE FOR RlEg0s
itching. n Blind Needing on Rfotvudlr
Piles. Your druggist VII refund more ~
PAZO oINrAfE,NT fails To cure g14s
to 1IJ days. 60c,-7adr, ~ Il
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The March Magazines. d

fFaTs
The March iIsverybody'a, gloryng IN az. Issue
one million istrong, Is chiefly notable for re
fact That It contains the y, M roa ol,ne
t soff q ntrSdnctory work and preliminary
spans nov Z a ary s deaeri pkHs
Ro ROC st 10 take up the project and STANDARD ~
methods tof organizing a campaign Certainly
nsss 8 EdWar
Russell gets down 70 work on the. Beet trust
aaE ntsrssng s sSSsss
nsftasntto ~ aasA syse Which
nails -" as the 'bandt! Of commerce He also
y the shRpa' 81 Esaea
,rseSe aas sear rhssoa
tAsiy 'aSqss paper WsleR
nearly everyhody Will he interested, ls that on
, spsakfps q IhsSa sas Jadss
Henry Henry Rowland, Sir f,hsntung tlang, Gheng :.
RearTAdmlrali u. y, coghan, and g &snpmbher %
oSsS staFs ils oa Edmund
among them being one chewing th J, Duchess s,,,s
nss Gosss T. ss Me
Known playwright, lcontrbu es . 70 ( this Issue
& story called he suana e Z,sn snd1sa,n
osns F fe Tsle Other short fiction i ny
Mabel ur!eh zena s;,s WiIlam, H. '1 rho,,,
athorns qarh9s rms basphi ef Nur
sery Goyerness' reaches the third insa!nent
THE leading article In Leslie s Is an interest.
ing account of .,Lords Of Traffic tho great
railroad presidents Of Ame RIGA, by Frank "
lnatters ',rhe article is Illustrated by pictures
III james cassat I, VI H Z rlrIsss
dale samuel Spencer r. Wdneh e Sssf I;
and InstructYe.f Annie Payson Call y series OF
short articles under the general head s'Th 'a
lTreedom "a Lifeig come to an eMd In IA la
number with d discussion Of 1.-THE RelIgiqn Of
5it.."1IAn unusually cnterta!ning end amusing
Article Is Philip Iorillg Zen q 50 trlcal eoI;
i;Srhe Making OF a Medicine NJ Ian. Agnes @:
whose history % pissoyer, Iss,. 81
sinterest4nRiy Of the story Or the aeath 81
bphgIng and the wqndeffp yoy 9s shl Eak0ll
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s. BY reuuest OF o. nom resi- dent owner We
viii sell at public auction on tho! rlemss#s
Uses, ~. N w y.
the above 'exceedinEly u d ablo DE2TACF1Ss,s
ED BRIcK RESI- DEN G 4 ear .g'ranllssssS
linz street, fronting Monroe yFn RI. LhSS
house NJ ) Iii good ord the hall fii;.'
ished In hard wood. B Il wit h andsom oARS
stairway lighted by abeautifti I'll stainedf BIZ
glass windows: n IN the hal WA the 81 sissS
IN open fireplace, IS gent item en- . lavat0iysSS
book oases ;G6 han dsome grille III! .saFs .rha
entire premises are mod ernS and 3cony slss
TENT sinseveryt res pect. The wind y. g0fs
the HOUSE are OF d oub1e-t ick AZ F.felieh
plate glass, one solid pane 70 ~ sasnss
aides double parlors, dnin g1r99,ml.
there are a seven q commod lous bedroqms
The locality Of this Bresd enceS gfnass
1S&pbe wished, IN frontirg on beauLiful
Monroe PARK; com from Il f 'o1gs
SASTha$ lot fronts Is feet Isl to 1b-foots
alloy n Occupied by flrst class a VI I'VE
tenant whose rent VS. six pei y ~
neutrality-suspicious. elli pr cS.s.S
TERMS beral and sasss
feb % ids q