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The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-01

MONEY to loan livestock, pianos, organs,
household goods personal security. ".
z. Seguine, 413 Kansas ave. Ind. tel. 1179.
MONEY TO LOAN on live stock, pianos,
organs, typewriters. household goods and
personal security. L. Biscoe. 523 Kan. av.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-03-01

enc. 107-K- c.-Sa1ina Ex..........1o.B an
No -Denver-Pac. Coast lin. 11.B an
80, 1o5-J qnetion City local pass-- 80 %
eIla1ly axcept Sunday. al rthera aaIlu
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING
.. s. CYCLE CO. 11s 2. sth St National
& Iver-J ohnsen bicycles. Supplies. repairs,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
Veterans Entertain.

Last evening the Spanish War Ve--
Grams gave an entertainment to the
ladies of the Relief Corps with num-
Der of invited friends. 1t was social
event in every particular and quite
an elaborte program was arranged.
Those who attended voted it one of the
jolliest events of the season and have
decided that the soldier boys know
how to make a good time for Their
friends The following program was
rendered.:
Orchestra overture, America"
Miss Gladys Hofer, Recitation, Select
Mr. Geo. Tyrrell, Recitation, ''Vaga
bond"
Miss Lucy Davis, song, "Violets" by
Roma
Dr. Won Radesky, song, Mona
Orchestra, intermeZZo, La CZarina.
Miss Gladys Day, Recitation, "The
Dandy Fifth
Mr. Murray, song, Yankee Doodle
Boy"
Mrs. A. Cohn, Recitation, Select.
DR.. c. Won Radesky, violin solo, "Bo
hemia.''
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
VERY ILL.
Little Hope Entertained for Recovery
Of Ex-Governor SadIer.

Little Hope Entertained for Recovery
Of Ex-Governor sadIer.
EUREKA. JAN 18-Mrs ReinhoId
Sadler and son. Alfred Sadler. promi-
nent residents of Reno. arrived here
last evening and started today by
sleigh stage to Ely, ninety miles away,
across country that has been snow
bound for several days. At Ely, in
White Pine county Ex-Governor Rein
hold Sadler lies seriously i'll from ex-
posture sustained while making the
identical trip three weeks ago, his life
being despaired Of.
Governor was one of the organizers
of the Silver Party in Nevada. and
served two terms as the States chief
executive. He is So years old and is
native of Germany He has accum
ulated large property interests and Is
rated as one of the wealthiest men
in the State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
Holds the Record.

1t may not be generally known tina.
the summit of the Sirras, west of
Reno, has the distinction of register
ing the highest average snowfalls that
are recorded IL the entire United
States, the average annual fall OF
snow during the past eighteen years
on the summit has been 31.5 feet. Al
different times this depth has been ia,
exceeded but there are but few win
tiers on record when there has been a
greater fall of snow in one storm
than has been recorded during the
past few days. At present the depth
on the summit is Is feet.-Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
BIG LAW SUIT.
GoIdfieId Mining Men Appear Before
Judge HaWley.

The case of John Jones VS.. L. L..
Patrick ct al involving an eigth in
terest in the Combination mine at
Goldfield was on trial yesterday in the
United States Circuit Court before
Judge Hawley
This interest is paying $4,000 divi-
dends month and is worth at least
quarter of a million dollars.
Mr.. Jones claims to be a partner
with Patrick in an option in the mine
that was taken in Patrick's name. Pat
rick contends that Jones was simply
his agent and that as he did not ef-
feet the sale he did not have an in.
terest.
The attorneys. for complainant are
Haven & Haven Of San francisco and
Key Pittman and Curtis H. Lindley
is one of the authorities on mining
matters. He is the author of Indie,
on mines.
The plaintiff is now putting in hi
proof January Jones was on tn
stand at noon.
: This option above referred to e.
pired Oct &c, 1908, and Mr.. Patric
had considerable difficulty in conv1nt
ing capital that he had big mine.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
THE INNOCENT MAIDS.
They Will Appear in Carson Next
Week.

John F. Burke, a commedian of re-
pute, will appear with the Innocent
Maids at the Carosn Opera House
January oath.
Mr. Burke, whose masterful work in
burlesque has made him internation-
ally known, will assume the leading
comedy characters with he Innocent
Maids. "a Night in Newport" and
"The Diamond Palace" are the titles
of the prettily costumed burlesques
that will be offered.
They will give scope to Mr. Burke
and to he large and carefully selec.
ed company with which Manager DIM
ins has surrounded him, to display
their various talents.
Over a score of handsome youns
lat'ies comprise the chorus and they
are well drilled in the marches, dance
and concerted bits in which they taxi
part Among these numbers are thu
| golf girls, plantation girls, Samoa,
numbe, chefs and scullery maids, Sa
walton army flower girls and Adoni
number. Among the vaudeville act
which will be interspersed throughogl
the burlesque will be Markie an,
Moran, laugh makers; Eugene Jergt
illustrated songs; Aleene and Hami
ton, singers and dancers: the origina
Ginger Girls; DeonZa and Elliott, con
edy acrobats and barrel jumpers. an
Ida Dexter, known everywhere as tn
statuesQue blOde.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
RAILROAD RUMORs.
Outside Papers Believe That v. d 7.
Is to Chance Hands.

H.. Is to Change Hands.
The Gazette Of yesterday has a Dig
story regarding the transfer of the '.
& T. interestes to the western "a
cific. Details Of the deal are glven'
but the officials Of the V. & T. deny
that ANYTHING of the kind has taken
place and laugh at the report OF the
Western Pacific taking command OF
the road.
The railroad rumors spring up about
every so often, but here has so far
been no change in the management OF
the V. & T. which is still in the hands
of those who have conducted the af-
fairs for years. The only thing that
looks like a change of affairs is the
extension that is being built up Car
son valley.
Carson valley alone could not sup
ply a railroad or one part Of it. The
splendid grade that his been surveyed
up the valley will allow heavy trains
to be pulled out of the valley, and it
is no idle statement when it is said
that one week of work with the ".
& T. traction equipment will haul out
every pound of produce in the Valley
and take in all the supplies for year.
This is fact, and the road evidently
has its business eye on something,
other than the mere trade of the val
ley.
1t is equally true that the V. & /.
people own large timber interests 1t
the head of the valley and with lum-
Der and wood at its present high value
the traffic in this product may be the
incentive that has caused the settin3
of rails into Douglas county.
The talk of Masonic and Bodie is al
talk at present, and there is nc,t
enough in sight to pay the taxes CT
the railroad, let alone the running oil
trains The section is supplied with
mule teams, and they do not find 4
great deal of difficulty in hauling al
the goods consumed, nor the bulliO,
out.
With these facts in sight it is eithe
the timber that is taking the V. {
T. - the valley or else there is SOM
big railroad project In the wind. Rail
road officials do not make public the.
schemes and the '. & T. people ar
in the railroad circles. The peOpl
still have a guess coming as to tn
ultimate outcome of the railroad u
the valley. The present surveys o
the Westrn Pecific are IA North Q
this valley and of Reno. and if ther
is anything in the Western Pacif1
coming this way it is for the Tono
pah and southern trade and not for tn
small fish that are caught in the ne
along the way. The papers can co:
tinue to guess.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
Will Form New Lodge.

Thirty Masons who are located in
the Grand Lodge of the order in Ne
vada. asking that a dispensation be
granted to them and that they be
given a charter A hall has been Sc
cured and within a short time the
new lodge is expected to be open.
and it is believed that the lodge will
soon be the largest in the State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
Coffin Not Alone.

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. 1S-At noon
yesterday when the full brigade of
midshipmen were paraded for the
regular dinner formation, Midshipmen
Patterson. Barto. Marzoni and w. w.
Foster of the first class and Trenmore
Coffin. jr.. of the third class. were
publicly dismissed from the United
States navy for hazing plebes or fourth
classmen. The order of the secretar,
of the navy was short one and i,
the midshipmen directly concerned.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
Relief Bills.

Senator Nixon has introduced relief
bills for Chris. Deiss and B. Quincy.
soloon men of Winnemucca who suffer-
ed in the soldiers riot in 1899 Col.
ored infantrymen on their way to the
Philippines wrecked their saloons
Diess was seriously injured by one Of
the colored troopers and he now wants
Uncle Sam to pay him 81 900. Cluncy
escaped injury and wants $500 for the
property destroyed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
Big Cave on cholIar Groupings.

Tuesday afternoon a big cave &C.
Cured on the Chollar Groupings, car
rying down a cabin. two mine cars,
windlass, tools and lot of lumber.
1t is not known how far down the
debris went, as the ground all aroun1
the cave is very soft, and it is danger
Gus to venture to close The cave IS
supposed to have been caused by the
rain soaking into the loose grOun
and displacing the mine timbers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
Dayton Stage Upset by Wind.

The Dayton stage was capsized by
way here this morning and after be-
ing righted blew over again and was
partially wrecked. The passengers
and driver escaped injury. The horses
were detached and brought to the
stable and the mail delivered o the
postoffice by Henrichs' dairy delivery
rig Bridges along the road between
Silver City and Dayton are washed
away and. the road is now impossible
for vehicles-the first time in thift Y
years-Chronicle
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
Western Pacific Machinery.

RENO, Jan. 18-T. w. Smith. reD-
resenting an Illinois machine house, is
in Reno looking after the delivery Of
ninety-eight carloads of machinery
which has been sold to the Utah Con-
struction Company for use upon the
Western Pacific roadway between the
Nevada line and Oroville. Sixty
eight cars of the machinery will he
taken to Beckwith and the remainde.
will go to Oroville. The purchase
was made three weeks ago, Mr. Smith
says, and the delivery will begin al
once.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
Buildings Wrecked by Gale.

The Henrichs' house, three-story
wooden building on Howard street.
just north of Carson street, was lifted
bodily from the ground during the
gale at o'clock this morning and in
it's decent fell against the McAuliff res.
idence wrecking that structure and
injuring Mrs. McAuliffe and her
daughter Kate. who were taken to
the hospital for treatment by Sheriff
Quirk. A horse stabbed in the base
ment of the Henrichs house belonging
to Darwin James. was buried in the
debris. Another onetstory frame
building, known as the Tanning cot
tage in the same neighborhood, wa!
also wrecked. Chronicle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
BLAIR MINE STARTS UP.
Force Of Twenty-Five Men Put to
Work.

Force Of Twenty-Five Men Put to
Work.
The sale Of the rich Blair mine at
Silver Peak was consummated this
week and the first payment made.
twenty-five men were sent to the
property yesterday to open it up AMI
arrange for developments on an ex-
tensive scale. '-~Ni>tsss
M. L. Ef1nger, who effected the sale
refuses to disclose the names of the
purchasers, although they are believ-
ed to be Philadelphia and New York
capitalists, 1t is thought that the con
sideration is in the neighborhood OF
$750,O0O. The property which became
famous as the Drinkwater, has been
owned by the Blairs for a great many
years.-Salt Lake Herald.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
Sheep Smothered.

A Basque sheep man in Elko county
sold band of 500 weathers and in
attempting to drive them from the
range to shipping station piled them
I'D in two feet of snow and the entire
band smothered
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
Low Barometer.

The barometer at Charley Friends
showed a lower mark last evening
than at any time during the storm.
The rain that started the night before
never ceased during the night and
kept up it's good work all of yester-
day. Last night it was raining and
with brilliant prospects for an all
night storm.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
Will 90 to Reno.

Miss Ella Small has resigned her
position as teacher of the Peavine
school and will shortly go to Reno to
accept a position in the Palace Dry
Goods House.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19

The Gem saloon in Elko was enter
ed by thieves Sunday night and $35
taken from nickle-in-the-slot machines
A bill to increase to $50 per month
the pension of Uriah D. Barrett OF
Winnemucca, has been introduced IN
the U. S. Senate
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19

A. s. Davis of Adrian, Michigan, is
stopping at the Briggs.
The suit of the Nevada State Jour
nal to compel the Reno Chief of
Police to allow attaches of that paper
to inspect the records of arrests has
been argued and submitted to Judge
Curler for decision
A depth of twelve feet of snow has
accumulated at Hobart Creek, one Of
the afi1uents of the Comstock water
supply system.
Miss Florence Hall is recovering
from her recent illness although i.
will be some time yet before she will
be able to get out.
Key Pittman, the we'll known To-
nopah attorney, is stopping at the Ar
lington.
The marriage of Clarence Oddie, the
well known Nevada mining man to
Miss Alice Treanor of San Francisco
took place in that city yesterday.
1. b. Ricky was departure fol-
Goldfield on yesterdays stub train.
Judge Davis of Dayton was among
yesterdays visitors.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19

Our show window is full of Angora
Tams. and wool and felt children hats.
None sold less than Use to $50 The
entire lot while they last to you ct
40 CENTS EAcY.
THE EMPORIUM.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19

The annual statement of the Sun
set Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany says the company made a pro-
fit of 1886 in Nevada last year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-19
Plenty of Moisture

AL Wedner came down from Silver
City last evening and reports plenty
of rain and snow in the mining camp.
The snow that fell several days ago
rain, which is running down the old
shafts in the district and the lower
levels of a number of the claims are
becoming flooded. AS the Silver City
people are not in the farming bust.
ness they are willing to call a halt
with the weather man.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-30
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Masonic Temple. eth and Hen. Both phones
JOHN n. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer 50 It'll st s. Both phones.
J, WARREN ROBERTS. FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
TO Hennepin av. Both phones a282
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-30

WANTED TO RENT
WISH TO RENT OR ROOM MODERN
house in good locality; before May 1. First
class references. Address $3.50, Journal.
WANTED-BY SMALL FAMILY, A SEVEN OR
eight-room modern house in eighth ward. Ad-
dress 1926, Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


E.. DickeE and wife to United States
and e. ses addition Rait 0.s 5000
Trauernieht; lots and I. block 7 Is.
,, st. Louis Park ark. addition 800
to ?. J: Thompson; lot "a, block 1.
hlsshI ps MGsse to q p e. r.snt lot $50
block 2, Elisha Morse's addition 800. 2,7T5
P. Podany to '. Tarasar; lot 8, Muir 90
JOSEPH S E. Godfrey ifs and wife to Mrs. E. b.
ss bdes s NcSet los to sad Is
F. Roach and wife to A. N: Roach; lot
5, block 20, Remington's Second addi-
j.. s. Morrison ct al to Carl prodoehi;; '0''
lot %. block 2 Clinton Avenue addition 500
4 g. etc. bioeI IS. coSb:s. addition.' 1000
Thorpe Brothers to Ed J. O'Brien: lot 80.
block 10, Kenwood, etc................ 1,450
]. E. Nylander and wife to A; Mcclure:
part lots 4 and 8. block u, Meeker
Island & Power Company addition re-
J. B. walker and wife to william ]. '
Murray; lot 10. block 3. Barnes ad-
T. Kinkei and husband to ]. S. Morrison ''
s Of a.: lot 49, block l. Clinton Avenue .o
F. Karsssk t. Joseph Karasek; in sec.
T. u Jensen esals and husband to !: G. Jensen: 10
lot l., block SO. West Minneapolis Sec 49,
sPsslss zSs ss i: sns yis e
| man & Colburn's addition ............ LEGO
John ballard to A. Frankman; In sec.
| ton 20-11s-A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S,s6o
Minnesota Debenturs company to J. L.
Dahl; lot L. Walton,s First addition LIS
psTd; part lots and TO- block 3, Lind
ley Lingenfelters addition ........ loo
lot al. block T. Elisha Moiss's addition aHS
| NJ s. barrow to e. A. Cross; lot 4, block
4, Excelsior addition ..:..........;. AGO
| George r. Angel and wife to G. Bryngel-
Whitney 3 g addition /: .:............... aaoo
| NJ johnson and husband to county COM
missioners, Hennepin county; part lot
g. solbsrg's Point ;,n.., 800
| n. F. Baker: part lot Q, block !.
Gould's addition ....".............. S$7t
|
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-30
WANTED-REAI. ESTATE

WANTED-REAI. ESTATE
CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE AND LOT, FARM,
block, acres. Want bargains. Your money is
ready. Show me an investment that we
can turn at profit, matter how small.
Write fully first letter. N. P. Hobart, PhGe-
nix building.
wANTED-WE SOLICIT THE LISTING OF
city property. improved or unimprovsd acres
from owners only. Brown Bros, 1026-1O2S
Guaranty building. - r. - t.er
PROPERTY BOUGHT AND SOLD, LISTED FOR
sale on your own terms; when others fail to
sell try my Goth century plan. Special work
Is to win. J. A. Walters, New York
Life building.
EIGHT TO TEN-RooM MODERN RESIDENCE
on Lowry Hill; must be frst-cass in every
respect. For satisfactory place I will ex-
change income property. Owner, 1884, Jour-
nal
I WANT A MODERN sIx:RooM COTTAGE m
a good neighborhood, not on the car line, that
can be bought on the payment plan; would
prefer dealing with owner direct. $3.50, Jour-
nal.
I WANT THE BEST sTRICTLY MODERN
house that $1,000 will buy in the eighth ward.
office Box %.
IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY IN FARMS, LOTS,
houses or aats that you really want to sell,
list them with Geo. h. Root, 32o-23 Century
bldg. :.
HAVE A LARGE OLENTAaE IN ILLINOIS
for farms. Send description. McCabe, 1Oa
Boston block. II
wANTED-LANDs m FAULK, POTTER AND
Walworth counties, s. D. Address 1856, Jour-
nal.
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FLORISTS

NEW YORK FLORISTS. WASH Av q:
feather and cut flowers and plants: floral de-
signs for all occasions 7. @. phone It's.
FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLoWERs; TELE
graph or phous. Ea2ei's. Ills " Lake u
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE


b. BIRTHS.
Mr. and Mrs. William Trolander, 2043 Elsv-
enth avenue 8, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brophe. 1912 Girard avs
nue. n, a boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Kasper Nessmann, 25oA East
Twenty fourth street, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Henry, 2o1s Fourth street
N, boy.
MI. and Mrs. F. e. Falkingham. s12s Cedar
avenue, a boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph o'Neill. s1s Seventh ave-
nue. NJ girl.
Mr.. and MRS. Henry shannessy, 81 Fourteenth
avenue N, a girl
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Forsman, 2s4o Emerson ave
nue. N, boy.
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Arntsen, 1915 Ninth street .,
girl.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Andrew and Ada Carson.
DEATHS,
Arthur Schifbaus, 531S Lyndale avenue 4
Elsie Konze, Asbury hospital.
Mabel Leerio. Asbury hospital.
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For Rent-Furnished Houses.

RARE OPPORTUNITY; a COMPLETELY
furnished home will be rented by the owner
for two years or more from June, 1905. The
house is located in one of the most desirable
residence sections Of the city and within easy
walking distance Of the business portion; re-
sponsible parties only need apply ADDRESS
1918, Journal.
NICELY FURNIsHED sIX-ROoM COTTAGE,
In vicinity Of Lake Harriet, for rent to respon-
sible party. 4205 Aldrich avenue S. ~. e..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-30

YOUR CHOICE OF TWO BARaAINs,
- S476-Ideal building lot next to corner Of
s52s for the corner Of ssth st and Portland
az. diagonally opposite $4,000 residence; very
Tho above two lots form a handsomely 10
double hfn and a "a
They are on the southeast corner and within
two blocks Of two of the best car lines in the
s SosG So b" an" a1 dSsns e
$4,000. I'D you will realize that these are bar
gain ssRs Raa1ass o1er g
SAFER THAN, a BANK,
4 good lot in good location grows into
value faster than any other form Of invest
ment. -, - -. -.
Owing to removal from Minneapolis, will
colt school. Tor $3.50 any reasonabie terms
city water and stone sidewalk in front; good
improvements on all sides. Address the
owner, T. E. Andrews: Ae1 Commonwealth
az. st. Paul, MINI.
$2oo--771127, corner 18th az s and ssth 1t,
=. west front; $50 down, balance to suit.
$4OO-Columbus av,. near 9th, west front,
42x12s, al improvements in. oo..
-. s5ooI75x1so, Harriet az, corner seth, facing
north and west; lies fine; easy terms.
Minneapolis Trust Company,
-. Henne2in and 4th ct.
S5oo-JAMEs Az n AND LION. 1l1s1I25;
street improvements.
s2oo-Two lots Morgan az N and sSth Az,
ss25-Queen av and Both Az, east front
4ox127. >,s'>
$sOO-Russell az N and s2d Az, west front
4sx142. ;.. d., - .. -
Yale Realty Co., 2oe 4th st s.
We HAVE THE BEST Lot IN cALHoU1
| just north Of 81st on Humboldt av. We ca,
| guarantee new residence on the corner thi
! spring; all improvements in the street. Bette
| see US before buying, if you want good lot
Croker. & Crowell, 315 Bank Of, Commerce
| building. -. =, -. -:
CALHOUN PARK-WE HAVE TWO GOOI
lots in this addition and will build for yo'
plans made to suit you. We will max
Davis Construction Co., 3o4 Kasota bldg.
FOR sALE-THREE LOTS, EACH s511so, OF
the principal business street Of Valley City
| North Dakota one block from the Northern
Pacific depot. Excellent location for hotel .
Nulty, Valley City, n. D. 60 -
TOR sALE-EIEGANT CORNER, lSsxlsa FEE
rooms; will divide to suit purchaser; ma
s2.ooos o osne ~ 1905 4th az s W. =
y75o-FINEsT LOT IN PROSPECT PARK, IS
1885, with drive to street In rear; water en-
stone walk near school, church and Interul
Sc. or Aver, ao$ SYKES bieek. s.oN- =
$3.50 Will BUY ONE ACRE NEAR OAMDE,
Place, short distance from streetcars. Term,
| $75 down and SIS every six months. Willia1
- Hendricks $50 Guaranty Loan, .
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Run.nING PERMITS

". q. Benton, 4T2e Fremont avenue o,
two-stOry frame dwelling ............ $1,000
Il. B. Miller, 1925 Harriet avenue, eos
and one-half-story frame dwelling 49,. 21o
Nine minor permits ...............sss.. z,4oo
Eleven permits $780, oo