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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-05
AT WORK ON nsEcTIoN 500 !.
Crew of Men Is Preparing to Sink an
a Exploratory Shaft.

TWO HARBoRs, NINA crew of men has
been put to work at the famous Section 800
iron ore property in northern Lake county.
Camps are being placed in readiness for the
housing of the men, and carpenter and blackA
smith shops and machine houses will be con-s
structed. An engine house will also be built.s
The work to be done will be the sinking Of
exploratory shaft. 49,.
The White Iron Lake Iron company has also I
begun work with crew of men sinking ex.>l
ploratory shaft on its lands in Section 2. The I
indications at these workings are excellent. y
A contract has been closed for additional
stripping at the Stephenson mine near HibbinE.F
1t calls for the removal of 200 900 cubic yards
of material from the ore body
A total Of 2,912, 595 gross tons of iron ore was
shipped in September from the Duluth & Iron
Range, Duluth, Missabe & MOI thern and Great
Northern docks at Two Harbors, Duluth and
Superior: The total shipments from the Min--
$780, 22 TONS compared with S,719, $40 tonss
for the same period of 1904. The season ships
ments to Oct. by the head of the lakes roads,
showing comparison with the previous period
one year ago, have been follows:
,,. 1901 1905.
Duluth, Missabe & Northern 3,O41 ,OO6 g. S95 77e
Duluth & Iron Range. ...... 1905, 500 6,04S,O6S
Great Northern ............ 2,6S3, 034 1850, ITS
Totals ................. s,719,54 16, SIC, 6S2
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ITnfurnished Flats.

FOR RENT BY THORPE BROS, zoe ANDRUs
III . #59, BUILDING.
8% Modern Flats.
The Norwood, $50, 1901 to IL 9th av 8, and
8 rooms, steam heat. polished hardwood
foors 1anitor service, artesan well.
Lowry Hill apartments, 7O9-15 Douglas az.
and rooms thoroly modern steam heat,
first class janitor service; the very best
residence locality overlooking the city;
reasonable rent. s55z
eo5-9 " Franklin av, Franklin Heights apart
me ats Flat No. p, rooms, $37; also
rooms basement door, SIS; Flat No. 2,
corner, $34 Flat No. 80, $32.
The Wellington, 13O3-11 Yale Place, 3, 4, 3
and 6 rooms. all outside, large, light
lance; very reasonable rent.
The Magnolia 2715 Hennepin av, $40; Z rooms,
I'd door, just one left; steam heat. janitor
The Lennox Flats, s3s, SIS to 20 9th st ST. rooms,
polished floors, artesian well, steam heat,
janitor Service. walking distance.
$35 OO-6l7 14th nv Sc, 8 rooms. modern, new.
$45. 0O-2413-15 Girard av s, rooms, modern.
47.50-631 e 18th st, 6 rooms, modern
$45 .oo-60S-1o Ridgewood, 6 and Z rooms. new.
$780, G0-Crane Flats. 1903 I'd ay s. 8 rooms.
= steam heat janitor services.
$35.O0-The Navarro, 1905 9th av s. rooms.
modern, steam heat, walking distance.
$75.OO-1511 Stevens av. 10 rooms. third hoor.
$27. 50-2453 Harriet az. y rooms
$42. 5O-1414 w Goth st, rooms, heated. d
$25 OO-1510 Portland az, 4 rooms modern.
$4,000 4 25th ST, 10 rooms, hot water heat
The Bungaio; l5O9-l1 LIST az s, new fiat just
- completed, very beautifully decorated.
$27. 50-3352 Columbus av 5, rooms, modern
new hat, beautifully decorated.
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GAARDER MAY DIE OF BURNS Z
Set His Grain Stacks Afire While Light
ing His Pine

ADA, MINN.-Olaus Gaarder was seriously
and perhaps fatally burned in fire on his
farm in Waukon. While attempting to light
his pipe he accidentally set fire to stack and
the flames spread to the five other stacks in
the group. --..,.. A.
In his desperate struggle to e1tinguish the
Clothing except hat and shoes falling from him
in ashes A threshing crew on an adjoining
Of the injured mans recovery is entertained
] julius Moersch, state factory inspector, ana
Louis Levy, superintendent OF the state Tree
here this week. ..-r-r
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~. END OF TELEPHONE WAR
Foley''s Board Finally Grants Franchise
to Northwestern Company.

ST CLOUD, MINN.-Foley's telephone war,
in which the Northwestern Telephone company,
the Twin City Telephone company, the village
council and citizens in general have been more
or less involved was ended at meeting of the
village board last evening, when it was unani-
mously voted to grant franchise to the NORTH
western Telephone company. This franchise
ries with it the privileges of the streets. The
exchange is to be located in the building on
Broadway owned by Attorney Ewart, aud Miss
ager --..--.-. ..
John P. Goetten's barn. with valuable con.
eI The anniTersary Of the foanding of the parish
of st. Nicholas, Stearns county, will be eele-
brated on Wednesday, Oct. II, with much pomp
and ceremony. Right Rev. Bishop Trobec will
consecrate the new affairs and statues. which are
now being placed in the edifce at cost Of
81 900. The sermon will be delivered by Rev.
Mr. Paulinius, O.S.B., of saltwater, Mimi.
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CAPITALISTS VISIT CLINTON
Party Of Seventy-five Arrives from the
East on Pleasure Trip.

CLINTON. IOwA.-Speculatio is rife in the
city as sto the mission of party of seventy
FIVE capitalists from Pennsylvania and New York
who reached Clinton in special train last
night, to remain here two days. The party is
in charge of julius Christensen of Philadelphia,
who declares that the trip is one of sightseeing
and pleasure merely, and has no public interest.
1t Is believed that the visit of the eastern
capitalists is for the purpose of looking the
territory with a view to projecting interurban
or other railroads.
Clinton county possesses one Of the oldest resi-
of Oliver township who will be 101 years of
age on the oath of November Mr.. Syenson was
his native land until twenty-five years ago.
when he came to America and took up his resi-
dence In this county with his daughter, Mrs.
Peter Mason.
Rose Bennett, an actress, lies in Mercy hosbi-
tai suffering from the effects of a quantity of
chloroform, self administered, with suicidal in.
tent. Her condition is serious, but not critical.
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TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHUTE
Holland Village Scene of Fight During
Annual Kirmess .

APPLETON, wIS.-Blcod flowed freely az
the annual harvest kirmess at Little Chute, tho
little Holland village four miles north of Apples
ton dozen men from Kaukauna invaded the
village and started fight In which several per-
sons were hurt.
Charles McCarty. father of the missing Kau.
kauna farmer whom many believe has been muir.
dered and who has not been seen heard OF
for the past three weeks, fears that he has beep
foulIy dealt with and has vacated his furn1
home and moved into the city. The mystery OF
the whereabouts or fate of Michael McCarty
deepens daily.
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Farm Lands.
rar1EopN1a sTocK RANCH

CALIFORNIA STOCK RANCH.
Near Los Angeles; 1873 acres, 800 acres In
grain this year: almost new 1Q-room house.
wired for electric lights; plenty of water:
would take in exchange Minneapolis income
property. Price 100000; a close and quick
Investigation solicited.
Wyoming Stock Ranch
Of 90, 900 acres decided land, all In one body.
fenced and crossfenced; 10000 acres of this
under irrigation; free water right; river and
railroad runs through ranch with two railw WAY
stations; no abrupt hills or mountains; three
sets complete IMPROVEMENTS; 1000 head thor;
oughbred Hereford cattle on place: 800 head
good horses all farming Implements telephone
Connections; price, including everything. $450.'
600; all free and clear: will exchange for Min
neapolis income property up to $500. 1000. bal
ance mortgage; this property will stand the
closest investigation and cheap at price asked
II you can handle it you will never let it siI
through your hands after you once see it. We
have other exchange properties In California
and elsewhere, from few thousand dollars
up. Lose time in seeing us about the above
ranch properties.
Pacific Coast Land & Colonization Co..
Phoenix Building, Minneapolis.
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TWINE OUTPUT LOOMS up
100000 POUNDS MADE AT THE
STATE PENITENTIARY THIS
YEAR-WoLFER's AMBITION.
Special to. The Journal.

Special to The journal.
+ saltwater, Minn.,r Oct. 5.-The Irvine season
at the Minnesota state prison for 1905 has just
closed and was the most successful In the his-a
tory of the plans. This years product amount-es
ed to approximately IL 200, 600 pounds, and Warr
den Wolfer says the output will be still fur
year will amount to more than 130O6, 900 pounds,
and eventually the size Of the factory Will be
increased SO as to manufacture all Irvine neededsT
In the state, estimated at from 19,000, 900 to :
q, OOO. 600 pounds annually. :.
1t will hardly be possible to manufacture that
amount inside the walls of the present prison,
but the officers are in hopes that the board
OF control Will purchase a new prison site and
arrange for the erection of new prison, with
shop facilities far greater than now afforded.
"A large supply Of raw fiber has been pur-
chased for next season and all machines are
busy making Irvine for next year. This lisa
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bAlDHEADS REJOICE

When they try Swiss Hair and Scalp Remedy.
Many who lave been bald for years now have a
perfect crop of hair grown by the proper use Of
the Swiss Hair and Scalp Remedy which is the
best specific known for all diseases of the scalp.
The hair quickly regains its natural color too.
Sold in 5O-cent and 81 bottles.
For sale in Minneapolis by VoegeH Bros, cor
ner Washington and Hennepin avs, and corner
7th st and Nicollet av. t-j -,
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ppopoaz,s rop coNsrp .. ,,cr,o,,t or. o17,z1 ~

PROPOSALS FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of Constructing 9. M ST.. Paul: MINI, Sept.
received at this office until II an, Oct. Z,
1905, and opened then for installing steam heat
ing plant In storehouses at Fort Smelling MINI.
Plans and specifications may be and blank
proposals with full instructions had upon appli-
cation here. U. S. reserves the right to accept
reject any or all PROPOSALS any part
thereof.-Amos W. Kimball, Constructing @. NJ.
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HUDSON, wIs.-M. W. Savage, owner of
Dan Patch, is the plaintiff in a civil suit
against D. H. Syme Of Glenwood Wis Mr.
Savage alleges that Mr.. Syme owes him
$4OO for services in 1908. The case was adj
turned till Oct. ID.
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PRESCOTT wIs.-Rey Father Bauer. who
has presided over the Prescott and River Falls
parish for some years. will in future reside at
Prescott. The Catholic church has purchased
house adjoining its property to be used for the
DE1est's home.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

USED K1MBALL UPRIGHT PIANO, SOS; BnIN.
kerhoff, good as new, $185; we save yon $50
to 500 on a piano. NJ. Schulz Co., wholesale
warerooms, 716-7lS 1st ay s.
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THEATRICAL COSTUMES.

WE FURNISH THEATRICAL AND MAsouX.
rade costumes at reasonable prices. Catalogue
free smith Costume Co., SO It'll st S. D
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A BARGAIN.
a..,<NN

$50 acres, facing on the Clam river. The
timber on this quarter Will cut $4,000 feet of
saw timber and 800 cords of wood; 5 acres
cleared; small log house. Land is level;
soil, rich, sandy loan on clay subsoil. Neigh
bors all around. Owner been sick for five
years and must sell. Deed perfect.
Homestead Land Co., 3O2 Nicollet Az, Min,
neapolis '1,. {
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LANDS = THREE REsERvA-
lions In Montana and Washington will be
opened for settlement in 1906. For valuable
information send selfaddressed stamped en-
yelope National Land Co., 526 Sprague aV.
Spokane. Wash.
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MOORLAND' QUARANTINE
Health Authorities Called Upon for
Stricter Enforcement of Regulations.

!, FORT DODGE -IOWA-The people in the
town of NIoorland and vicinity are much agi-
tated over tie alleged lose methods employed
in the guarantees now existing in that town for
diphtheria. Two deaths have already occurred
and several persons are in serious condition.
The attention Of the health authorities has been
called to the carelessness with which the quar-
antie is being maintained and unless more
rigid enforcement is made steps may be taken
Of strenuous character.
In the future the general health of the school
children Of the city will be looked after twice
a year under the direction of a committee Of
three leading physicians of the city. A con-.
mittee from the DOCTORS club has been appointed
to cooperate with the school for the purpose
schools and likewise the general health of the
pupils. The plan is for semi-annual exami-
nation to be made by the teachers and reported
to the doctors of the condition of the hearing
eyesight and any indications Of throat and nose
troubles.
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HASTINGS, MINN.-Francis the 12-year-oid
son of ". n Elder of Marshan slipped from
n hea Willy loaded wagon and one of the wheels
passed over his head and neck. severely, II not
fatally injuring him.-Otto WIKI was thrown
from his pony and severely bruised.
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BIWABIK, MINN.-The Biwabik open Pit
iron mine Is making wonderful progress. 1t 10
said to be the largest open pit high-grade ore
mine In the world. There are three hundred men
employed.
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OUT THEY GO.

Out They Stly-In NOrtn DdKOta.-
They 60 out because they get from four
to six times as much better land than the same me
cause the rich virginsol of North Dakota
raises all kinds of grain, grass and vegetables
often returning $50 acre the first year
is sure to be increased by the big crops, SO
come out while they are still $500 to S12. so
an acre In Hettinger county, and $3.50 to
SIS an acre in Morton county. Ask for
cheap excursion rates. maps and facts. VIM.
H. Brown Co.. 131 La Sale st. Chicago, ILL.,,
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MOUNTAIN LAKE MINN-The triennial cone
ference of, Mennonite churches of North Amer;
parts of the United States and Canada are
arriving.
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY
MINNETONKA,

MINNETONKA.
For sale. tract of about 13 acres at Fair
view, with 375 feet fine beach, two cottages
renting for 1886 annually, convenient to Fair
view station and Excelsior. fronting main lake:
this property can be made an ideal residence
site for man of means Come In and let me
show you plat price, ETC.; not many such
chances left lower lake. G.. s. Couch, Phoe-
nix building. II. G. 1882
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

TO LET-s7s5 PARK Az, FINE, MODERN,
up-todate residence, IL rooms.
100 Sd av 5, another one Of the same class,
but has IA rooms and good barn and
Z garage. f&
2o6 W Grant st, 8 rooms, steam heated,
gas range, artesian water, janitor
service, all the eopveniences of
fiat with the privacy OF dwelling
house; no lease required. Rates $40 :,
in summer; In winter. ..............$ 500. 0t
1901 Park az. u rooms, modern, combna- !. :,
ton heat -. 4o.ot
2413 Nicollet av, brick dwelling, 10
rooms, good heating plant, open :. :,
plumbing hardwood foors..... 40Ot
1927 Linden av, s rooms, new heating
plant, new plumbing, freshly deco
rated. hardwood floors. ............. 35Ol
i* c, ts water atsr.' furnace. So.
2O3 Il 10th st, nice, little; modern IS
house of z rooms and bath, good !
neighborhood ...................:... 2o.o
2501 Stevens NV, modern, newly paint :.
ed, 8 rooms. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lo'o,
3O4 9th st Sc. rooms, city water..... 20.0l
0o9 Comfortable a al w sio house. s IT'S
a51O Oakland ay o rooms city water. 1870
231O 10Th av S., Cd floor fiat, rooms.
city water, closet. ............... 1o.o
George Odlum, Manager,
N. onn Ruild
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DRUGGISTS
nR.ESsMAKING,
DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN CITY DYE WORKS. THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods SIG Nicolet
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works. 1875 Hennepin Both phones.
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LIE ROY, MINN.-Nels Megorden has pur-
chased the stock of the Hayfeld Drug & Jewel.
ry company.-An electric-light plant to replace
the one destroyed by fire will not be built TIN
spring. a dynamo will be placed IN lhe nui
to furnish electricity for the present.
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ARRESTED AFTER FIVE YEARS
Herring, Once Of Mankato, Returns -
Scene of Alleged Misdeeds.

MANKATO MINN.-On March 1S, 1900, Joa.
hanna Sohissler swore out warrant against
E. s. Herring, local real estate man, charging
him with obtaining a signature unoer LaIss
Officers all over the United States searched
until a few days ago, when he called for man
at the Brewster (Minn.) postoffiee Sheriff Ea
Stevenson of Cottonwood county arrested him near
the Iowa state line He was trying to get over
into Iowa sheriff B. F. Williams brought him
back from Window today and he Will have MS
hearing on Oct. IL.
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cHAsKA, MINN.-Mayor Riedele is seriously
Ill at his home in this city.
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FURRIERs

ALL KINDS OF FURs AT REASONABLE
prices furs remodeled, repaired and redyed
Mrs. 5Rohann, furrier, 1904 Nicollet av.
FUR REMoDELING, REPAIRING AND RE-
dyeing for one month more at summer prices.
D. Morris Fur Co.. 10 10th st s.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
ContInued.

NoT1eE-DEEP OUT PRICES, PICTURE SALE
and framing pictures, to keep busy; new stock
holdings ovals. Zesbaugh, II 9TH st s..
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CALIFORNIA HoMEsEEKERs.

Our next excursion to California will leave
Minneapolis Oct. II. We will have the very
low rate Of 5000 for the round trip. tickets
good till Nov. 80, with stop-off privileges; come
along with us and the most beautiful
and fertile valley earth. In the very
heart of this valley is Minnekota colony on
the railroad and Sacramento river, in which
We will sell you a 10-acre tract for $50 per
acre. with small payment down. Let us en-
gage ticket and berth for you at. once. Write
today. -
Pacific Coast Land & Colonization Co.,
Phoenix Bldg, Minnea polls
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PROFESSIONAL

suPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLEs, ETY., PERMA.
nently removed by electricity. Miss HOLSTER.
TITS Syndicate block. Pioneer stand Of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.
Continued.

QUARTER SECTION FINE LAND NICELY SIT
uated in Lamoure county, North Dakota to
trade for modern eight-room house In Minne- |
apolis by owner. 1915, Journal.
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FINE FARM AT A BARGAIN.

land in Lyon Co., MIMI; $50 cultivated bal
ance pasture and hay; dwelling, granary, well.
large grove. some fruit trees; free mail daily;
school joining farm, town and creamery four
miles: church three miles; soil black, rich.
smooth, sloping to south. Price $3.50 per
acre; one-half or less cash. balance easy
terms, or will divide and sell either quarter
No agents nor commissions. It's bargain;
for particulars write owner direct.
Box 1873, Marshall MINI,
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. ssso.soosE : N srn 10 uf
s4 tod sas aes and GF ae
o gas, city water and closet; and w
Q s1oo Ssa and p: and five rooms,
o ' city water: No. a25 Hawthorn az. .
o s22oO-six rooms. modern but heat. 27a3 Q
sla IS, rooms; gss and city water; Q
o s14Oo and $16.oo-Four and five rooms, 0
0 first and second floors; new; modern 9
Q s1o.oo-Four rooms, 50 Royalston az. 9
ef as ans soans
O. o 20 9 90 @ % g. Q. 20 20 I o g. O. o
9 town. : HILL AeAarnEars, 7ss.ls .
Rousss ag city, rooms
Q ed, steam heat; .,6rst-ciass ianitor ser Q
o vice, very reasonable rent. Apply -Srz=s.S.+ O
o 2oe 1nuipH Build Building. ~: o
% 90 0 Q
o Fl THE Q w Is Z { On . % 0 Q
o 13O3-7-1l Yale Place. o
o Three. four. five and six rooms, thor
Hush ssssee steam nfst
walking dstanss t very p reasonable rent.
o 2O6 Andrus. BE-. ~: o
$50. oo-l220 KNOX Az n, ROOMS. ALL
/ T.. modern, large grounds; very desirable.
$22. 5O--510 18th av Sc. 4-room tiat; modern.
$15.OO--63a Monroe st NE, z rooms city water.
$50. Q0-4G 18th av NE. 8 rooms, city water.
| $14.O0-S47 Summer, st NE, rooms, city water
and toilet. - ~. -
SIS. O0-2229 7th st S.. store.
Charles M. Morton Co.,
- 3OO-302 Nicollet Av. 49,.
FIVE AND sIX-RooM FLATS ON FIRST. SEC.
ond and fourth floors Of the Naulhaka ia to
1928 W Grant st; thoroughly modern and up.to
date, including private telephone with unlim
tied service. In each apartment: finely decorat
| ed and hardwood finished, mantel and crate
| gas and electric light; all outside flats: walk
| ing distance; desirable location. See janito
or Yale Realty Co., 206 4th st S. u
| A FEW FINELY X FINISHED ABSOLUTELY
new, light four and fve-room fats, fully com
| pleted. bath. steam heat. storageroom. laun
| dries> janitcr service and bot water all year
| boulevard sidewalk with fine shade trees
| only seven blocks from 18th and Nicollet; Il
rent for s2l t;s2s sahds $40, Cali 701 North
FOR RENT-THE FINEST THREE, -FOUR
| five OF six-room fiat In the city, entirely mod
| ern.7 beautiful location, opposite Loring park
| Bis w 10Th st; also two and three-room suit
| with cafe service, inHthei new Hennepin Court
| 1915 Hennepin ay, ready for occupancy Oct
| /; elevator service. Apply, to janitor Ed
munds, 2O6 Bank Of Commerce. H. r.
ELEGANT TEN-RooM, SOUTHEAST CORNER
R,,-A Co. 1,Irxr ~I- I>-A1