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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-11-22

IN PROBATE Manitowoc County Court
! In the Matter of the Estate of Michael Cash
man, deceased.
Notice To Creditors:
Letters documentary on said Estate having
been issued to Joseph Klein on the 18th
day of October A. D. 1906, and six months
from and after said day being allowed ana
limited for creditors to present their claims,
of which notice is hereby given, and further
day in May 1891 being the seventh day IN sald
month. at the Probate Office in the CITY OF
ManitOwoc, in said County, examine and ADJUST
all such claims and demands so presented ana
filed
Dated October 9th, 1906
JOHN CHLOUPEK,
County Judge
f. L. Kelley, Attorney.
Pub. Nov. | &, 10, 22
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF
the stockholders of the Manitowoc Land SAT-
Co held oct. d, 1900, the name OF said COMPANY
was changed to Manitowoc Land FueI 'oh
pany ,,,nnrI,,
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Fashionable Dress Goods for Fall and Win

list of fashionable dress goods is undoubed
y CHIFFON B2OADCLOTH. Your grandmother has told
you cloths of her days. of the broadcoths that
yard She possibly did not make clear that
this cloth was thick board rch elegant and most
fashionable.
your mothers day broadcloth in this style again.
but this much lighter than that of grandmothers
elegant quite WE'LL and cost about onethrd
Broadcloh is the fabric for the coming fall and whit
weg less than half that used by your mother
the finish the richness and elegance such
will delight This broadcoth is called CHIFFON
BROADCLOTH because of its extreme lightness While 1T
chiffon texture the word suggests it is chiffon
weight especially when put beside broadcoths of the
earlier times
The ultra fashionable using CHIFFON BROAD
CLOTH and while it is said that it will take for it to
reach part the country want the faacy of
this selling you this fabric that wear now
Prices from 50 to Sc inch wide Cl 0k e. IN
at per yard VHZO to VOIVV
New Silk WaistingS
We have just received line of handsome plaid silk
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ITEMS Shirts

We are constantly receiving shipments of mems fall shirts
and the stock therefore always refreshed with
tive patterns from the best in
These styles and patterns shirts with cuffs attached
and regular shirt cuffs attached made I'D
fecty by the FAULTLESS, CALUMET and MANHATTAN
concerns and complete range of prices $500
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Chr Wamituwnc elliot
Established 1859.

R5DAY, NOVEMBER %, 1906
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Beautiful Thanksgiving Linens

Special efforts have been made the
designs and best qualities made for Thanksgiving
day selling in DAMASk and PATTERN CLOTHS with nap
kns match How we'll have only prov
ed by the thorough examination of these NEW LINENS We
showing designs qualities which honestly believe
the best procurabe for the money.
LUNCH CLOTHS fromSI m to ca 2s
DAMASKS, with napkins to match Csc to 81 90
PATTERN CLOTHS in sets ...... from $3.50 to S27 90
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Petition For Flnnl Settlementl
rtober 9th, 1906.
IhHN 81

f.. l.. Kelley, Attorney.
Pub. Nov | 4, 10, %,
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Special Offer
guaranteed satin
3 I G
Correct Styles in Millinery
At Reduced Prices

We have placed ENTIRE STOCK OF TRIMMED
HATS SALE at very literally reduced prices The
contains large number of beautiful creations
of interest. We would very much appreciate if you
call and look through the line.
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Gloves and r1ittenS.

Driving in the winter time probably the coolest job for
the hands that there Our different lines gloves nit
tens fur and fur lined you large choice
protect from the cold Prices range Csc
and first quality Seal Skins to $780,
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nen' s CAPS

The stock of mems and boys caps we'll children s.
contains wide of styles all prices We have the
genuine seal skin caps from $500 $780, Electric Seal
$3.50 and $500 and cloth caps ranging from Soc $500
and special basket of Soc chdrens caps in all
sizes at &c.,
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IP|KE'S PEAK CENTENARY
Historical Celebration Begins in
Colorado Tomorrow
| THOUSANDS GATHERING FOR EVENT
MEMORY OF CAPTAIN PIKE BE-
ING HoNoRED-sPEcIAL
SERVICES IN CHURCHES.
THOUSANDS GATHERING FOR EVENT

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Sept.
22.-One of the largest and most in
tersting historical celebrations ever
held in the West will begin here to-
morrow. 1t is the celebration in honor
of the one hundredth anniversary Of
the discovery of Pixies Peak by Cap
tain Zebulon Montgomery Pike, of the
United States army. Extensive prep
aratiOns have been made by the citi-
zens of this town in general and the
Pike Monument association in particu-
lar to make the celebration a great
success The event will be under the
auspices Of the Pike Monument asso-
citation, literally supported by the cit
liens of Colorado Springs and the en-
tire state. The presence of several
thousand men, just returned from the
mobilization camp at Fort Riley, Kas.
will lend a military note to the cele-
bration. quite appropriate to The char
acter Of the hero of the anniversary
Captain, later General z. M. Pike.
Although the celebration proper
will not begin until Monday, the city
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President May Show leniency to
Five Slated for Dismissal
BOYS ARE ON THEIR GOOD BEHAVIOR
ARE UP FOR MINOR INFRAcTloNs
OF RULES OF THE INSTI-
TUITION.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. o.
The president will probably exercise
his authority and spare four or five
midshipmen now recommended for dis
missal, as the result Of their miscon-
duct. There are seven cases in all be-
fore the navy department ready for
the consideration of the president.
They come from the naval academy.
and are the first to be submitted under
the so-called anti-hazing law, although
none of them are in any way related
to that particular Offense. Indeed, the
superintendent Of the academy says
there is no more hazing. The present
culprits are those who have been guilty
of various minor infract of the
rules Of the institution. Each has had
chance to be heard in his own behalf
and to offer whatever defence he may.
Seven of the cases considered by the
head of the acadmy were regarded as
sufficiently serious to go to the secre-
tary of the navy with a recommended
ton for dismissal, an action which
must be taken by the president. The
latter will undoubtedly exercise Glenn
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Location.

The we'll
ed extending half mile H
street then turning
along channel of
beginning an1 with
pen
of scene.
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saw Leogo later. Then Leogo and
his companion left on a prospecting
trip, taking the wagon. Two months
later the skeleton was found beside
the wreckage of the wagon. An OLD
silver watch beside it contained the
name of julius Leogo engraved there
on. The weatherbeaten clothes were
also identified as those of LeOgo. The
skeleton was taken to San Diego. A
bullet hole ir the skull at the back
of the right ear indicated murder.
Mrs Leogo identified the skeleton as
that of her husband. 1t was inferred
in a little cemetery then used at San
Diego. The coroner's jury declared
that it was the skeleton of Leogo and
that he had been murdered.
McKaye believes Leogo has changed
his name and disappeared fearing ar
est on a charge of having murdered
the man whose skeleton was found.
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DOUBLE MURDERS ARE DISCOVERED
Denver Man Tells of Person Who
Attended His Own Funeral
Yet Is Alive.

DENVER, Sept. 22.-Fifteen years
ago J. Martin Mckay, now of Denver
building here, assisted in the burial
of a skeleton supposed to be that OF
Julius Leogo, friend who had been
in the News business office and TO-
day the two men met face to faces.
Mckay recognized him in an instant
but could scarcely believe he was not
looking upon a ghost.
Leogo talked freely for a few min
utes about his wanderings, but when
questioned about how another per-
sons skeleton was mistaken for his
own he became reticent and would
not discuss the affair. He admitted
he used the skeleton to fool his wife,
whom he desired to get away from,
but he would not tell whose 1t was.
He left soon after. promising to re-
turn, but he has not done So Several
persons saw him talking to Mckay
He said he was staying at the OXFORD
hotel but he is not there.
The Second Crime.
What was known as the Leogo MUIR
der created sensation in Southern
California about fifteen years ago.
whose name Mckay does not know
The two men went to FL Campo,
across the Mexican line where Mckay
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Continued on Page Seven.)
FoRGERs WORK PILOT ROCK

PENDLETON, Sept. 22.-That the
town Of Pilot Rock is not without
some metropolitan features is shown
by forged check story that comes
from that historic berg. According
to information that was given the
sheriff's Office, three merchants of that
town were recently swindled out Of
amounts ranging from $24 to $28 each
by Charles Cousins, a former en-
playe Of K. G. Warner, the sheepnlan.
Several days ago Cousins was given
a check for SIS by Mr.. Warner, and
the number of the same was 9. The
check was cashed at Pilot Rock and
Cousins thought No. was a lucky
number, for he wrote out three more,
using that number and signing Mr.
Warmers name to the same. One
check for $2S was cashed by John Syl-
vester; another for the same amount
was taken by Sturdivant & Co., while
one for $24 was cashed by the Jordan
saloon
1t was discovered that the three
checks were forgeries, and the sheriff
was notified. However, as the checks
were issued day of two previously
Sheriff Taylor was forced to follow
cold trail.
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is already in state of great excite
ment. Thousands of visitors from all
parts of the west have arrived to
witness the events of the anniversary
week. Soldiers are beginning to ar
rive and by tomorrow night, it is .cx-
pected, that there will be nearly 10000
soldiers belonging to different branch
es of the service, concentrated here.
Indians from the various tribes with
which Capt. Pike came in contact dur
ing his western exploration tour, are
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WoRkMEN, ATTENrron,

All members of Integrity lodge y
4, A. 0. U. w. are hereby notieo, w.
attend the regular meeting of the ,os
to be held at the lodge room -
o'clock September "a, 1906 w., .
OF the utmost Importance is ,.
transacted and a large attendance Of
members is desired. BY order Of
F. M. DUGGER, NJ. W
r. G. PARKS, Recordo,
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ency in a number of the cases, turning
the boys back one year to the next
lower class. Two of the cases will I'M
doubleday be approved for dismissal.
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Disappeared Sept. Is, from az
Alder street, male fox terrier r. T.
months old. name Ketchum Hunt s"iee
bob tail. black head and oblong hlao,.
spot on back of body. also other hlae h
spots. Jno. Moore. scratched on colN
lar. Return and get reward ~,
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Dr. F. c. Rood has opened hi.
dental office in Rooms 5 and 6 Pace
Winans building. and is now readr .
business. Telephone Main 1s42
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Fair Visitors,

Should stop at the Garden City
House; 20 West Poplar ST., minutes
walk from postoffice; SIS new rooms;
large dining parlOrs.
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LOST,

LOST-OREGON TRUST AND saw
ings Bank book. r. @. Todd. Mama
on back. Leave at postoffice. ,.s
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
homes, WITH HOT-WATER HEAT.
$3.50.
$500 cash and monthly payments Of SIS.

"
OPEN FOR 1NsPEcT1oN-wATcHMA IN
These houses are located at corner of 18th and
every attraction for the homeseeker. Location
is most desirable-high above the city. yet within
hard to find desirable homes in this section at
such reasonable figure. and that fact adds to
These coy homes represent a revelation in
Well-appearins fronts Of stone and brick
Fine quality Of woodwork finished throughout
Handsome hardwood mantels; well planned a
tiled bath room, and fitted up with most modern
ye Of m BY hot Mates
in these houses7
RESIDENCES ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
ers house With SIDE A a ws ana TSo
rooms on first floor; finished in brown oak;
large i front porch: 60, covered: 49,. 20 - :,
sl5,oooNweii located 12room house; baths;
$4,000 low price for this choice property;
ha h. lS l2.room house CHARTERED oak wood;
tie an estate and can be purchased considerably
choice section; Il rooms; large grounds.
S15,OO0-Handsome 4-story residence; we'll To-
SIS ooomAtracti Hsp0 eooniaI residence; large
front porch; wide lot; side light; loan of $780,
UoO al 412Eo per cent
sls,ooo.An unusually attractive new colonial
house; eide light; very handsomely fitted up;
$7,bO0-unusually we'll located on the widest
street; rooms; baths.
$s50O-Very artistic and we'll located on Co
lumbia road; 10 rooms.
$s5O0-Well ted ON BiItmore street; 10
rooms; large lot; alley.
$40, 0O0-A well-constructed 12room house just
of Columbia road; baths; hardwood floors.
$10,500-A house that IL worth the money;
we'll located on Washington Heights; desirable IL
A well appearing front of brown Roman brick
and brownstone. So well arranged-1st floor,
good sized parlor or drawing room; large recep-
ton hall, with cabinet mantel and large window;
CEPTIoN HALL AND DISING ROOM VAIN
sCoTED IN OAK) buffers pantry; kitchen and
I'd FLOORS sleeping rooms. modern tiled
bath and trunk room.
81 FLOORS sleeping rooms and tiled hath;
LaRr lot full 30 feet wde s and nq 100 feet deep
s16,5O0-High-class home-$16, 500-Elegantly
located In one of the most select and desirable
loca lions; unusually well-arranged house;
ally largel with two large windows; dining room,
tiled bath on I'd and Sd floors; SIDE LIGHT;
rear stairway hot-water heat; lot 25x10O to
vide alley This i an opportunity to secure
price .-t
IS. 5OO-Well located-h block from Columbia
road; IL rooms; baths finished in oak on LIST
floor.
baths hot-water heat; lots 2Ox121.
Call or write for our complete list Of residence
properties on Washington and Columbia Heights.
MOORE HILL Qnc.). TT 14th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HIGH-CLASS HOME.
SIG, 900.
Elegantly lo1Gs.d In one of the most select and
desirable locations in the West End" just of
Conn. ave; unusually well-arranged house;
handsome drawing room: middle room Unusually
large with two large windows dining room, pan
try and kitchen: Four sleeping rooms and tiled
bath I'd and Sd floors: SIDE LIGHT; rear
stairway; hot-water heat; lot 25x- to wide alley.
This Is an opportunity to secure NEW AND
lonial style--at a reasonable price.
MOORE 4 HILL Gnc.l. III 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-AN ELEG ANT HOME, $9,75O.
SIDE LIGHTs-sIDE YARD.
Choice location Just WEST OF conn: AVE.
3story. bay window stone and brick residence
LOT 25x100 The first floor has drawing room
library. beautiful dining room. buffers pantry
and kitchen. 81 floor. bed rooms filed bath
Sd floor. bed rooms. tiled bath and linen closet
Numerous clothes closets Spacious back veralda;
quarters laundry; servants toilet hor-water
heat; elaborate mantels; open freplaces; 4 care.
LOT ALONE WORTH 5000
Leaving but $4,750 allowance for the house. which
at this time could not be built for IS, 200.
DON'T PASS THIS "AD." without invest.
eating the merits OF the Offering
BLUNDON, OBR1EN BELT. Inc, 1920 NV. ,
FOR SALE - THOSE WIDE NEW HOUSES
WITH LOTS 21x105, ALLOWING FOR STABLE.
located on ST. just EAST OF NORTH CAPT.
Toll ST. the best properties in thu market
for anywhere near the prices. 200 each. Terms.
a little cash and So. $50 MONTHLY COVERS ALL.
TEREST BY reason of the UNUSUAL WIDTH
large rooms are obtained-3 on first floor and on
second Beautiful entrance hail. elaborate ba til
room tiled; porcelain washstand: closets: the
necessary pantry, kitchen dresser. Jewel gas
range instantaneous hot-water heater: concreted
mantels. mirrors. &c: plate glass storm doors;
tiled vestbules tiled hearths: electrical iYniters;
back porch; 15-foot alley.
NO DARK AREAWAYS
All in all. nothing like them. ONLY SIX for
with LOT FOR STABLE. and who can't pay
much, and must pay it moderately.
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY.
BLUNDoN, O'BRIEN BELT, Inc.
Sole Agents.
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SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.
oc20-2t.eSu 916 ST NV.
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN-5-ROOM BRICK NV; ;
water and gas; rent, $3.50. Lot 1S1ax90
OWNER, 1880 18th NV. oc2O-3ts
FOR sALE-91s ST. NV LARGE ROOMS
and bath; convenient to Apply CHARLES
s. SHREVE, 1907 It'll st. NV. oc2o-3t'
FOR SALE BY OWNER; TWO DESIRABLE
pieces OF property in NV: not far from
new union station; reason for selling, Ill health.
Address Box 253, Star Office oc2O3ts
FOR SALE-HANDSOME ST RESIDENCE;
SOUTH FRONT, 16 ROOMS 3 BATHS, STABLE;
PRICE, COMPLETELY FURNISHED, SIS, 600.
j. v. n. T. B. HUYCk 1905 PA. AVE.
Oc20-3t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES,

FOK SALE-$3,6OO.
Near the Library. Two stories and cellar; re-
ception hall; furnace heat. Renting for $25 per
month. STONE FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave-, adjoining corner of l4th
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FOR SALE
For sale to close estate, beautiful 17-room
dwelling, best section NV; fine home for pub
500, 500.
For sale, pretty little Groom dwelling New
York ave-. near n. Capitol st.; $500, easy
terms.
For sale at a sacrifice, to close an estate, the
following properties: Three story apartment
building, stores first floor location ne, all rent
ed, paying per cent; also ONCE building central
location; two small brick dwellings n. H. ave-
NV, and several other good properties. We
want offer, they must go.
For sale exchange for city property 30
acre farm. S-room dwelling good outbuildtngs;
10 miles from city; only 81. 600; easy terms
c. NJ FORREST, 612 st. NV
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IS, $50.
Considering the location. this is probably the
best value offered in Washington today. A house
built to sell for 81 500; the adjoining house. Just
like It, sold for that amount. This one was
taken for a debt. The owner. a non resident, not
the amount 1t has cost him. On lettered street.
west Of 14th ST.: 8 rooms hot-water heat; lot
lSxl10 to an alley. We believe you could Dor
row this amount on It,
STONE FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave-, adjoining corner Of 14th.
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Two very nice houses NORTH SIDE
Of Z ST. NE. between 18th and 18th
SITS. two stories, SIX ROOMS: klICHk-I
FIRST FLOOR; CELLAR under entire
house; heated by FURNACE. very FINE
LY FINISHED; LOT 17x70 to wide ALI
LEY; near TWO CAR LINES.
PRICE, $3.50.
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TUX SALE-
sWARTZELL. RHERM 4 HENsEY CO..
Ole ST. NV.

PROPERTY THAT COST $l3,S00,
LOCATED ON THE BEST STREET OF
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Lot 20x123 to wide alley.
House stories, IA rooms, baths:
kitchen on first floor; heated by steam.
PRICE, 50, 500.
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paved lsttsrsd sire. surrounded = dssis;sls
sTt1RWAy; good sized lot; 10 fee. deep 1V to
MOORE & HILL Gnc). TIT 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE-1s54 MINTWOOD PLACE. NEAR
OPEN sl? sSSDAY.
lust had nearly 81 600 spent on it-had cleo
h house that is worth the money; well located
on ON washington Heights desirable surroundings
appearing front Of brown Roman ' brick " and
s brow So well arranged-lst floor good
Sz I'LL a Ss5 SsSs x5d% WaSsS5
ED IN OAK) buffers pantry; kitchen and rear
Porch Pore ;, Second s floor. sleeping modern
gas and ELECTRIC LIGHT; lot full 20 feet wide
MOORE & HILL Gnc). TIT 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-WoNDERFUL BARGAINS IN FINE
homes s situated on Capitol HILL only few doors
Full three stories: brown-stone fronts all the
way up; spacious rooms; frst-foor kitchen and
Price, only S. 900.
an opportunity to buy such desirable and we'll
TIE houses butt to sell for OF" $685. $685. and
originally sold for that figure; In order to ef
each We can make terms to suit. There are
only three for sale, and you will not do yourself
justice unless you see these homes before buy
Only $1,000
MOORE & HILL Qnc.), TT 14tb st. NV
FOR sALE-A REAL BARGAIN
Near !4TH and y ST. Price $4.1OO Groom
y-window brick: rooms to each floor; modern
bath. CELLAR. LOT 17xS5 Owner REQUIRES
larger house This property is worth every doIlor
asked for 1t; it's real bargain So many people
applied to US for just such house. SO located
when we didn't have one. HERE 1T is Suitable
terms
BLUNDoN. o'BR1EN BELT. Inc. 1920 G NV.
FOR 91.6 sALE z o'BRIEN I BELT. NC.
122O g NV. SOME RARE Opportunities
Price, 1000 Rents $35 month. NV corner
Price. " 100. Rents $50. Ne, S-roOm brick
Price -. $50 Rents $42 NE, lO-room brick
Price. $2975 Rents $22. NE. Groom brick
Price. 81. 400 Rents $50. NV 7-room BRICK
Price. $1,000 Rents s55. Col Hgts residence.
Price S14 300 Rents sl15. F ST, BIJS rEop
Price 70 900 Rents $35. Col. Hgts residence
Price, 81 500 Rents S14. N. Cap and l. ,ts
Price, - 900 Rents $50 mo. Half SO. 14ti & U
Price. $500 Rents s55 mo. 10room brick
Price $12. 900. Rents 500 mo. modern br,cks
Price 1000 Rents $50 mo- 2 modern bricks. :
EVERY ONE OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES
Is MODERN. WELL LOCATED AND AFFORDS
THE REVENUE JUST AS REPRESENTED
GET NUMBERS FROM
BLUNDON, OBRIEN & BELT Inc 1000 r. pu
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Another on 4th st. between X and L
SITS. northeast. has frontage of 20 IT.
by depth of 60. Price, J0c. per SO. It.
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THREE 81 STORY HOUSES.
UNDER $4,000
ON THE HEIGHTS
IS. 750-West of 10th St; STEAM HEAT; beau
tiful bath room.
$5,750-12 rooms, on each floor; built by one
of the best contractors in the city; 2lxoO.
front; 20 feet wide.
n frac en- hcls beautiful hath
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An attractive house on north side Of
st. between NINTH and TENTH;
three stories, NINE ROOMS, KITCHEN
FIRST FLOOR; lot 20x95: this prop
erty must be seen to be appreciated.
PRICE, 1880.
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A FINE LITTLE HOME, CAPITOL HILL.
Lot Is FEET front.
House BRICK, 2 stories, 8 rooms and
modern bath: heated by HOT WATER.
MUST BE SOLD WITHIN ONE WEEK.
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OPEN FOR Observation-Disclosures IN
CHARGE
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CORNER HOUSE NE. NEAR LIN
COLIN PARK, WITH STABLE; three
stories, rooms; HEATED BY HOT
WATER
PRICE, $4,000.
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