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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-21
WOMAN RETURNS
TO HER HUBBY
She Claimed a Few Weeks
Ago That She Had Been
Hypnotized.
THE DIVORCE SUIT OFF
OLIVE HEATH OF MARION DOES
NOT WANT TO BE SEPARATED
FROM MAN WHO ExERTEO
POWER.
TPubIfshers' PrenI

Marion, Ind, October 20.-Olive
Heath who declared that she had
! been hypnotized and forced into mar
rying Herbert Moreheart when she
was already married to another man
hid suddenly discovered that More
heart is more to her than she realized
and she has at last decided to return
to the man from whom she SO recent
ly sought separation.
The complaint was sensational
-yne and the attorneys had no thought
that their client would not push the
case through the local courts. At the
time The complaint was filed, Olive
Heath lived in Marion. Recently she
went 10 Fit. Wayne where she is said
To hive met Moreheart. The defen-
dant in the action has either aagin
hypr otized his wife and succeeded in
getting her to agree to live with him
once more or the woman has consent
ed to return to her husband of her
own free will
] The attorneys learned that their
client had returned to FIT Wayne
WI ere she had seen Moreheart She
die not return to Marion and when
the case was called for trial in the
superior court yesterday the action
WIS dismissed by the attorneys.
In her complaint Olive Heath de-
C AIRED that she had met Moreheart in
N ichigan. She stated that he had
exercised an influence over her and
4 breed her to marry him although she
was already married to another man.
The marriage occurred in Gladwin,
Mich.
Later the woman claimed to have
ESCAPED from the mans influence and
come to Marion where she had been
hiding from him.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

Arch Hindman of Hagerstown was
in the city yesterday.
Leslie Reed of New Paris was in
the city yesterday.
W. w. Cook from Greensboro was
in the city on business yesterday.
John Barnes of Fountain City was
in the city yesterday looking after his
property
Leroy Kimmel of Milton called on
friends here yesterday.
Prof. T. A Mott returned from In
dianapolis yesterday.
B. F. Marsh of Union City was in
the city yesterday on business.
Gene Anderson came down yester-
day to see to some improvements on
his farm south Of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Hill went
to Eaton yesterday TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Mary Lamb went to Middle
town. o., yesterday to visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. A. Palmer of Port
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-21
ESPECIAL MUSIC TODAY
TWO PROGRAMS ARRANGED
] Church Chors Prepare Special Of
| ferings of interest for the Regular
! Services this Morning and evening.

i Prof. Harris has arranged the fol
lowing musical numbers for the even
ing service at the First NJ E. church
To-day:
Prelude March, Solennelle-Ge
maigre)-Mrs. King
Male Quartet Sweet Sabbath Eve
-(Parks)
Anthem-"Christ, Our Passover
(Vogrion).
Solo-'.Dream of Paradise'-( Ham
ilton Grey)-Miss Blanche Kerr.
Duet-"Father, Lead Us by Thy
Hand Butterfield) Mrs Gormon
Mrs. Longnecker
Ladies' Trio-"Rest for the Weary
4 Gounod.
Postlude-Hosana- Bois)-Mrs.
King.
The morning anthem will be
f-Praise the Lord. o Jerusalem" by
Maunder. with solo part taken by
bliss Jessie Mann.
At Grace Church.
4 The choir of Grace NJ. Z. church
will render two exceedingly interest
Ing programs today. The program for
this morning follows:
Organ Voluntary. .Priere Paul Deyred
Anthem, 'Hark! Hark, My Soul"
1 ..--.-- $500. Shelley
Miss Sands and Choir.
Offertory, Abide With Me- 49,.
Mrs. Brockenbrough.
anthem, ''Inflammattis, from Sta
bat mater" .Rossini
Mrs. Brockenbrough and Choir.
Postlude, Triumphant March.
1 $3.50. -. ScotSon Clark
This evening services will be de-
Voted mainly to the choir, and the
Following program will be given:
Organ.
mighty Jehovah" .BeIlini
Mr.. Z. w. Good and Choir.
fOh God, the Rock of Ages 49,.
/ -. ... 80. Hamilton Grey
DIR. r. J. Pierce and Choir.
a .Solo-Selected
Mrs. Brockenbrough.
fHark, Hark, My Soul' ..... Shelley
II Miss Sands and Choir
fInfammattis" ... Rossini
Mrs. Brockenbrough and Choir
Postlude, Pilgrims Chorus
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-21
LEE e. NUSBAUM

land, Ind, spent the day here yes
terday with friends.
Miss Nell Brandenburg of Liberty
spent few days in the city the past
week.
Miss Mary Trent of Muncie is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. William Conrad of
South Twelfth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Benner of Greenville
o., is spending the day here with
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Sullivan of West
Richmond.
Will Clements of Fountain City
spent the day here yesterday on bust
ness.
Miss Clotilda Coleman of Liberty
is visiting relatives in Peru.
Mrs. o. S. Harrison has returned
after visiting her sister in Washing
ton, D. c.
Mr.. Elmer Mckee of New Paris
was in the city yesterday
W. H. Dearth ex-mayor of Franklin
O., was in the city yesterday on busi-
ness.
VIII Davenport of Wiley's Station
O., is preparing to move into his
property recently purchased on North
Seventeenth street of Will Wilson.
Mrs. DR.. Fletcher of Cincinnati
spent few days n the city visiting
friends the past week.
Mrs. Linnie Williams left last
Thursday for indianapolis to join her
son, who has a position with IL
Terminal Co.. at the Union dsH6
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Scott entertained
the members of the Ivy Club and
their husbands last evening at their
home on South Sth street Euchre
was played at seven tables and
beautiful prizes were awarded. After
the games a three course luncheon
was served. The guests were Messrs
and Mesdames Burton Gaines, Rus
sell Stratton, Thomas Jessup, Frank
Spekenheir, l.. M. Cox, Harry Rost,
c. E. Arrow Smith, Will Stevens,
jefferson Wilson. James Reid, Henry
Shepman, Geo. Ferling and John Tag
CART The regular meeting of the
Club will be Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Ferling.
Mr. and Ms. Walter Bates enter
tanned the Friday Evening Card Club
at their home in the Wayne Flats.
Whist was played at five tables and
an elegant luncheon was served. The
next meeting will be in two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Reid at
their home on South 18th street
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Vessel enter
tanned the members of ST. Andrews
choir at their home on South 9Th
street Friday evening. Euchre was
played and the prizes won by Misses
Clara Nichter and Bertha Vessel and
MessrS Albert SchmedinghoH. The
guests were Misses Cora Dickman,
Bertha Mag, Clara Nichter, Leona
Buening, Nettie Broeman, Hilda Cook
Lizzie Niemeyer and Bertha Wessle,
Messrs ]. NJ. Richter. Geo. Lwissler.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-21

Geo. Thomas, William Kahle, Joseph
Schmedinghof, George Manner. An
drew Wessendorf. Henry Nichter,
Joseph Kutter, Howard GER. Chas.
Wessle, Ben Mag, Edward Issen,
Frank Wessle and Mr.. and Mrs. Cnas.
Wessle.
x NJ
The Young Peoples Society OF the
Christian church gave a supper at
the church last evening. Over two
hundred were served.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-21
Was Jealous.

Cincinnati, o.. Oct. 90. = Jordan
White, 40, white laborer, shot his
wife in the head and then blew out
his own brains at his home in Addys-
ION, a suburb Of this city. The wife
Eas taken TO the City hospital, where
is said she Will die from her wounds.
jealousy of woman vas the cause of
The tragedy.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-21
Hanoino to Limb of Tree

Lexington, KY, Oct 20.-The body
OF an unknown but we'll dressed negro
was found hanging to a tree on the
farm of Horace Coleman, near this
city He evidently committed suicide.
No one could identify him, but the de-
scriptfon tallies with that of Jesse
Coe, negro who shot policeman re
Gently in Indiana, and for whose arrest
a reward Of 500 had been offered.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-21
Buy Many TypeMiters.

The Indiana Business College has
recently placed an order for one hun
dred and six new typewriters, to be
distributed among its various schools,
nine Of which have already been re-,
ceived by the Richmond school, apdoa
number more are expected soon The
best is none too good for thN|1tudents
of the Indiana.
Artificial gas. Aapk6th Century rue1-
lott
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-21
Cashier CHARGED With Perjury.

Pomeroy, o., Oct. 20.-The grand
Jury which this week indicted E. c.
Fox, president of the defunct Middle
Fort bank, also returned an indictment
against Frank Radford, who was cash
Ter of the bank. He is charged with
perjury in swearing TO a statement
last spring in regard to the financial
condition OF the bank
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-21
Vatican and Spain,

Rome, Oct. 20. - The vatican is
showing great Indifference in the mat
ter OF the anti-clerical threats of the
Spanish government, declaring that
any real attempt to injure Catholic in
terests in Spain might be answered by
the vatican by the withdrawal of the
prohibition to the Carlists to move
against the present monarchy. This.
it is declared, would mean civil war.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-21
ABBEY IN ASHES
Founded In the Twelfth Century by
the Benedictinea.

Selby, England, Oct. 20.-The fam,
Gus old Abbey church here, known as
Selby abbey, is a total ruin, the result
of a fire, which broke out in the organ
chamber. The local fire brigade was
unable to quell the flames and the
brigades from York and Leeds were
too late to save the historic building,
only the bare walls being left Selby
abbey was considered to be one of the
finest monastic edifices in England. 1t
was founded in the twelfth century by
the Benedictines.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-21
Social and Personal Mention

MR. AND MRS GEO. ENTERTAIN
BEERS CLUB FRIDAY EVENING CARD
CLUB WITH Mr.. AND MRS. WALTER BATES
ST. ANDREWS CHOIR ENTERTAINED BY
j.. r. WEsSEL-PERSONAL MENTION.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-21

Encourage Home TaIsIG
Richmond School ofMusIc.
Main andisth Hutchinson Bldg.
Founded anua(9 list, 1906.
Richmond 4chers Exclusively.
Office hrs ITO II AM; 2 to PM.
Study Ho6rs: BY Appointment.
All departments except VOCAL.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-21

The Palladium gives a dollar each
week for the best piece Of news Htirr
ped off" to II.
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! building, June LIST.
D. B. JONES & COMPANY.
Bank of Commerce Building. F..
. : go Rental List.
, 81 Houses. >
ss5 .oo-No. 1922 Mary Place, 10 rooms, mod
house ~. .l:r 49,.
$50 .ooWSo. 1925 sth av n; 12 rooms, modern,
49, = good location, and very fine house; last
4 party lived there IA years; house will be
~ thoroly renovated for good party. -,
$50. O0-No. 1911 Portland av; 8 rooms, modern,
- hardwood floors and finish, I 60 -: ;
s45.oo-No. 2e4s Hennepin az; 10 rooms, mod
J. and the best location in the city; let US
s45: oe-No. 5000 Portland av; rooms, and barn.
s. o.. corner lot. large lawn, flowers, trees, etc;
u; this needs to be seen to be appreciated: :
$50. 59-No. ~ 18th n st; 8 rooms, modern,
So. 0o-No SO ga ST. 81, rooms modern. a..
sern except heat. ~. -. -, -
$2s. oo-No. 2z24 Grand av; rooms modern,
$2I .5o-No. 1877 9th av S; 10 rooms, and barn;
T. splendid condition. -.
s27 6oINo 1913 Knox s,,, av \; 10 rooms "a. and
81. Ono 81 W 22d st; s rooms. modern
- except. heat; special proposition . Z Ga
$23. OO-No. COS Il 9th st; 6 rooms, modern
except heat. saa&5%T&
si2:ee-No. 2s2s Cedar ay; rooms, water = E.,
$500 per month-No. 100 I'd ST.; Excelsior
coo "a this is plastered h house in the town:
20 oO-No. 4li lltn. st ): b rooms, modern.
SO. Modern Flats, Not Heated "
s27 .5o-No. 1919 Clinton av; 1st floor, duplex
house. rooms steam plant. T..
SCI modern except heat. e..
Ss2:@o-No. 100 18th st S; list floor, 8 rooms
q modern except heat ..--- =
ST. Se-No.. GA Lake st. Sd floor; rooms
modern exec pit heat.
$12:G0-No. 30S14 18th N; I'd floor; rooms
water, closet, sewer. -.
a.- water, sewer.
81. 5o--No. 41s S 18th st; I'd floor; 4 rooms
4, modern except heat. 80 s'.
5o--So: 4l9 s 18th st; I'd floor; rooms
5&s@4 modern -. - r =. "
SIS oo-No. s36l7 Sd ay s.. I'd floor; 80 rooms
- modern, new. - "a, -
2ooe-No: s25' 3 18th st; fiat, Sd floor; heated
- hardwood floors. etc.. r., ...-~..-.: l. =
s27 5o-No 1882 Chicago av; ID floor; s rooms
p IT,, light and pleasant. - e -. - =,
II $50. O0-No. 741 Sth av s. first floor g. rooms
light and pleasant; walking distance;
Stores.
New, modern store at No. 227 s 9th st; 2sx16
and basement
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FOR RENT
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.

*. - s va = ~
.ss DAVID. 9. BELL INVESTMENT CO.;
Second Floor New Security Bank Bldg.
Yt 4; % Houses-( Modern).
ia0l AT. Curve ay, 8 rooms. ,...........$ $40. 90
1456 w Lake ST. 3 rooms .............. 80. 90
II Clarence. ays Sc, II rooms, hot water
p 18TH a. st rooms combination heat 40. 90
heat ............... so 90
300 Sd ay S.. S. rooms, Darn. ........... 5000
T0S Il Goth ST, & rooms hot water heat 5000
316 10Th av Sc, 8 rooms .............. 5000
1922 18th av Sc, 8. rooms ............. $500
25ao Lyndale az $, 8 rooms 49,; $500
TIC 10th ay N, ~ rooms, city water,
go. sewer :. $3.50. lo ~
1924 25th ay n, 4 rooms, cistern. $500, 500
rooms In the Gould residence In Ex-
= celsior partly furnished, for sum
mer, per month 49,. ........ 20 90
DOS 18th av n, 4 rooms ...........,... 100
- 'sUnfurnishedS Rooms Not Modern).
SIG Colfax av ~, 1st floor, 4 rooms city
= water sewer, closet. ...... ........ 1900
2109 Sth st s, first floor, 6 rooms..... 1900
627 Dupont av n, first floor 5 rooms. =. 900
BIB Il 22d ST second floor, rooms, els
s22 18th az n, ist floor, rooms. 49,. 500
Flats-(Modem, Heated.) - 49,,
$3.50 Chicago av, LIST floor, 8 rooms. 80 q. 90
Flats Modern, Not Heated) -Ha52.
$50 18th st, I'd floor. rooms and al
cove NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c. OC
S145 Dupont Nv s. first floor, rooms :. 25. 90
1924 Garfield av, second floor, rooms.... $500
1916 Park av, I'd floor, rooms, stove
$500 nHht =. -. = Is. OC
1913 University av Sc, list floor; g. rooms 25. &c
q w 18th st, first feor,7 rooms, Il, =. 90. OC
300 9th av NE, second floor, rooms. %. OG
q w. 10th St. LIST floor Z TOOLS. 5000
72s Emerson N. I'd floor, rooms.... % .Of
300 Lyndale av s, I'd floor, 6 rooms. 80. 49,
1887 LIST av S, I'd floor, 4 rooms.......... 1904
I'll 18th ay 5, rooms. ..........-.....-14.Qt
g. - Offices. f.: = e. '
131 4th st S, rooms, I'd floor. .......... OO{
400 Evanston building, 11X10. ........... 1000
4OS Evanston av building, s16XS1, double. 27 OK
y212 Godfrey block. Observation-Disclosures. S.0t
10 Godfrey block. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1O.0t
40 Godfrey block. .......,.... 10 OF
22l Godfrey block ......................1 O.Ot
22o Godfrey block ...:...::. ......... 10.Ot
A0 Godfrey block ............ so
-1O2 Washington Nv s. second floor. $50. $50
1O2-104 Washington av S. third floor. $1,000.
49, -" Stores.
Us LIST ay n, 22x5o. with power. ..-... 45. o.
| 2241h -230 list st N, 44xS0, two stories and l
80, basement, per annum ............ 81 10000
124 Washington av, S., -22xS0.. .......... -
IFS Mashington aY S. .22xsG: L. IL. ; y
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BADGERS RENTAL LIST.

- FlatS. @f.~s
. III: West SD st, fourth floor, five rooms,
lib West 32d ST. second floor, five rooms,
modern, steam heat, $3.50. =: =
5000 Blaisdell av, second floor, six rooms,
modern. steam heat, $50. =,
Special rates for the summer on the above
fats. $500 49,,
1925 Hawthorn av, second floor, six rooms
modern, steam heat, $37 So 80
~ 1923 Hawthorn av first floor, six rooms,
modern, steam heat, $42.50. .
1919 NE 5th st, second floor, six rooms,
modern. steam heat, s25.
1914 NE 9Th st, third floor, six rooms,
modern, steam heat, $25. 49,.
1927 Chestnut 'av. first floor, four rooms,
modern, steam heat, $50.
go 1919 Clinton av, first floor, six rooms, mod
ern, duplex, S25.. s... . ~.
Houses.
81 Ridge WOO av,. eight, rooms modern ex'
/ 1900 Sd av S, eight rooms. modern, $50.
. q 1920 4th st s., six rooms, city water, $3.50.
- 1921 Stevens av, nine rooms, modern $780,
-. 716 Sd av S. fifteen rooms. modern, $85s,
+, i,F"t : Walter Il. Badger
30(.304 Oneids Rlii1dnpm
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FLATS NOT HEATED. ~
SIT 5o-1919s Clinton av first floor, hard
Wood hoors bath, combination heat; six good
rooms, gra te, barn, shed, lawn, trees y ~
= $25 .eO-S552 Park ay. rooms. second floor,
! gas, bath closet, city water -
$l7.5O-9l5 Western av. second floor.
rooms, mQdern.,. hardwood floors. -. 4 sta
$l5.60.2222 Western ay. rooms. first
$l2.5O-S3O d 9th st. 4 rooms, city water,
gas, sewer, I.
$50 'Lyndaie ay. s, 8 rooms, first
( hoor modern except heat; May 81. ae55
Z - $40. OQ-2510 LyIldaleway Sd rooms. first
foor hardwood floors open plumbing furnace
rs $l1,5o--730 3 Lake., front fat 4 rooms, city
water gas, closet. second f6or.'
second foor. - fEa1,fE p ~ p 50 F-ssE
Nickels & Smith 81 Nicollet ay. %..';1
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qu,s 1I q, g S "a MR., !, g, 90
IN the, Astoria, corner of 18th and Clins
80 ton av. that, can be rented very reason, i
~. able, as the lessee has moved away and
!. wants q to save some of the rent This
has six rooms, open plumbing, hardwood
floors and finish and .dsCdesIrable in every
respect. ~ LII, -, -. III :,
IA David p Jones &,.Co, .sgl 9.s.
q q
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INSTRUCTION

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FOR RENT
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For Rent-Unfurnished Houses. i
THORPE BROS,
QOR Apdr,,o pui16inu

t2.f5as.r THORPE BROS, 81
2O6 Andrus Building.
ifss Modern Houses, Flats and Stores.
r $7.00-1s19 I'd st N. rooms, second floor.
Y ?sg0-92I Washington ay s, 8. rooms
.Ss &c o4, v Lake ST. rooms modern,
st26o--252 "a az S. 5 rooms. third aoor.
SI2.6O-60S w Lake st. rooms. :s@t
sIo,o0--s02 cednr Lake road. 6-room cot.age.
S15.0O-130s 10th st s. 9 rooms, partly modern.
' $50 o.eo-!soa Sd ax s, 10 rooms, modern,
S20.e0-2S3I 9th 5. rooms, modern. , .-
s29. oo--27o7 Grand av, s rooms.
8 $22 oo-1s13 University av Sc. rooms.
s26.oo-418 e 25th St. Groom modern cottage
d dsR;nd av rooms moa modern
S27.bo-16ob Chicago av, Z rooms, duplex, hsst
door. walking distance.
sso.o9-7ls 10th av N, rooms. modern. s.s =,
ssooo-27ls Emerson ay s. duple1, oaa first Sr
80 second floors, 1 rooms newly decofateo'
$50 .00-125 E seth st, s rooms, heated
sa2.o- S,I Highland av rooms modern'
$50. o0-Large roomng house; walking distance.
ell thoroughly modern, two bathrooms
hot water heat.
modern, ali in good repair, with extra
So fine heating ga plant May ist t,oroneo,v
modern, all in good repair. with extra
fine heating plant; May list.
s65.oo-52oo Hennepin ay, II rooms
ssooo-2ss4 Dupont av s, 10 rooms, furnished
S35o0-320l-3 Garfield av, new duplex, rocms,
thoroughly modern, just completed. pne
5s of the best residence localities. t.
S100. 00-Large rooming house, centrally located.
s,cs---. -.-- Modern Flats. =. -;
The Wellington. 1911 Yale place, one Broom
$27.50.
$50. Oa-iso6-s Sd av S. 8 rooms, modern, will
& s7?:~zsn be completed June 10. i..:
$50. eO-1420 Chicago ay, rooms, modern. =
S3S. 90 12O7-9 w 18th st. rooms, thoroughly
E.ss.'' modern, LIST or I'd floors, and In new
t'5f'' building.
$40. oo-2l3 9th st S, S rooms. first floor, al
! ~ thoroughly modern. :;
asrt-. room apartments; passenger elevator
high-class cafe in connection. = =.
/ So rooms, first floor, beautifully decorated
mldeled and decorated. 49, - :
Duplex-No. 2437 Nicollet Nv. Z rooms: will be
completed May; reasonable rent. :. -
S15.00-2530 Dupont S, 2 and s rooms. 81:
$50. 0o-527 5tl av Sc. rooms thoroughly
= modern. third foor all outside light
2S.o0-310S Irving S, rooms. modefn, sec
ond floor; hot water heat. =
/ S5500-2O15 Dupont s. rooms, Thoroughly
modern, new duplex, first floor, heated
The Norwood-1SO1-11 9th ay S, rooms, thorol!
modern. steam heat, janitor and artesla1
List your lake cottages with us. We can rem
See our list of furnished aud unfurnished cot
e: tages the lake. ..r.
Offices. ..
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Wanted

I Wanted
wANTED-AT ONCE. BOARD AND ROOM II
/ strictly private family by young married
I LADY whose husband strayeIs: no objection tn
!, distance Mrs. G.. NJ: D.. 2726 Stevens aF.
wANTED- iFURMsHED ROOM, CLOSE IBs
may take idboard state price. Address ".
NeYins:N $50 Endicott st. Paul. - = = ..
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FOR RENT.
j. F. Conklin & Tonne Co.
115 Temple Court,
Both Phones, 972.

Z FUR RENT.
J. F. Conklin & Tonne Co.,
...,., 115 Temple Court
&sl:l :: Both Phones 972.:
Houses. F. = =.
70. 171a 9th av s; 10 rooms, modern, in fine
condition, s35 per month. - :
= SIS Ridgewood av, II rooms, modern, $40
On Vine place. 1o-roon furnished house for
the summer - +
Z w Goth ST. s rooms, modern Cd door,
81 50 Eastman ay, Z rooms, modern. Ts2si peg,
w 4o5 Nicollet az, 2 rooms, modern, s12 per
month. o. >"S' ~ ~~,Nf
22s Plymouth 4av, 3 rooms, ,2d foor corner:
SIT per month"; --~'e s..rf =.
& 414 Ncollet; av,$ Eastman block, desirable
steam-heated offices, elevator and janitor ser
vice. .it,< 4.t ~. i
y 80 Sd st S, Railway building. desirable office
space, will partition to suit :.
1o2 Sd st S, rooms, second floor, steam
heat S25 per month. ,>~.-~ .'".., il
- An: exceptionally fine space on LIST av $,
near 4th ST. suitable for high class restaurant;
> arrangements and decorations fine. - -, X
- 2419 2 Goth st: also 6 rooms ON second floor
cheap to good party, - ----:-
Small store, 9Th st: n, near Hennepin, sa5
per month. -. - 49,. 80.
21o1a 4th st S. steam heat sax,
j. F. Conklin s Zonne Co., %zs5i -,
Z ..:...-- 10 Temple Court. =
IA, JAMESON - - -
x Real Estate, Rentals and Eoans.
: 205 Andrus Building -: -
'---.- '" Houses - ,".',S%t ,'NS2'.~
4ls James az N. rooms, city water. s1es
1902 18th av s, 8 rooms, modern ex. heat ri. 90
ILL III 10Th ST, l0 rooms, all modern. $500
300 Portland av. 8 rooms, all modern,
1928 NicolIet av, rooms, first aoor city -':''
water, gas, sewer ..........,... 17,OO
BOB Hawthorn av, rooms, bath, city " "
col Hawthorn av second and third floors, ie,9'
III Hawthoen sv Da n rooms modern Soo
Modern Flats - ~.
3O2 l!th st s, rooms bath, fat 5..... 81. so
1925 Sd av $, 6 rooms, BATH fiat t.. 81 so
1odo 2 2. av .; rooms, path nat 49,. 1000
1225-29 1Hennepin aV, rooms BATH fat =
1225-2s Hennepin av, 8 rooms, bath hat
% 1000
1225-2s Hennepin av, Z rooms, bath dat
49, G ....::.....>...........> 1000
1225-29 Hennepin az, 7 rooms, bath, fat
1s252e Hennepin av rooms, fiat $500
1Sza-Ss dennepln ay, 2 rooms, fat g.. IL 90
10 9th at s, Z rooms, fiat a. ...... 40 60
FOR RENT-FLATs. : = -
$6. OolThree rooms, second floor, SIS 14th
s Fl e wat soora sink second floor aba7 IN
se.oo-Five rooms, frst floor. .2527 7th st g.;
water, sink. vacant June DO ;s,sefs.s,
soo-Four, rooms FIRST floor. Ills 9Th st
$1a,O0-Four rooms, second door. 2711 4th
avs; wter. bath, gas after .Jtne q
$40. 0O-FiYe rooms, first floor .3016 Coluni-
bus av; bath, gas, sewer, furnace.
$35. 00--Fiye rooms. second floor; 1888 East
$50. 6o.Eight rooms, second floor, 24o7
Pleasant ay; all modern; steam heat sFsS
Houses. y6s,4
sao:0o-Eight rooms. s513 East 32d ct; mod
ern. furnace heat.
$45.0O-Nine rooms 5000 Portland av: all
thoroughly modern throughout.
IS Call on Janney,
203 Oneida Building.
FOR .RENT-3600 BLOOMINGTON Az ID
doWuhtairs 10: upstairs, S1Qs city water
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FoR RENT-3600 BLooMINGToN Az g.,
downstairs, $12; upstairs, $40; city water,
well