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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-28
ERIE RAILROAD

Effective Monday, July 23d. 1906.
West Bound.
No. 27-6:42 a. m. daily except
Sunday.
No. 7-6:12 a. M, daily.
No. $50 a. M, daily.
No. 25-S:45 a. M, daily.
No. 23-1O:O5 a. NJ, daily except
Sunday
No. 21-S:5O p. m.
No. SAB p. M.
No. 101-8:5O p. M, Sunday only.
Bass Lake,
No. 1850 p. m..' daily except
Monday.
East Bound.
No. S--10:25 p. M, daily.
No. 2s-6:55 p. M. daily except
Sunday. Hammond only.
No. 26-6:43 p. m.,daily.
No. 1O-6:O2 p. M, daily,
No. 14-4:2O p. m..daily except
No. 2O-3:25 p. m, daily.
No. 4-11:53 a. m, daily.
No. 1922 900 a. m.,Sunday only,
Bass Lake,
No. 24-8:1o a. m. daily except
Sunday,
A. NJ. Deweese. Agent.
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Notice of Administration

In the matter OF the Estate OF
MARIAN E. SUTTON No pa
Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the underxirpas
has been anpo 'nted Administrator of SAID Fsfa,a
by the Clerk OF the Lake Superior Court
said Estate IS supposed TO e solvent
ISRAEL j. SUTTON
Y,,..a III, - 49, administrator
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mONOM

) Denotes Sunday only.
X Daily except Sunday.
F. Flag stop only.
J. c. DOWNING, Agent.
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All points on Lake Chautauqua, n.
Y, on sale daily, good returning any
time up to and including October 81.
$1S.25 round trip.
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WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen to
learn French, German and Spanish
at home on Edison photograph. /. c.
S. method; 200 other courses; write
for particulars. ]. L. Ward, the
Scranton Man, care general delivery,
Hammond, Ind. 7-21-1wk
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WANTED-Young man to fill po-
sition as stock and time keeper
and general clerical work in Office
OF manufacturing works at Ham
mond, Ind. References required.
Call SAT Manadock Building, Chi
cago.-7,26,3t
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Want Column

WANTED-Fireman at Erie coal
storage plant. Inquire G. w. Har-
rington. 7-27-3t
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WANTED-Girls to wait on tables
in restaurant, Hammond Cafe, AS
Holman street, Pest.
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Bass Lake, Ind, Every Friday
and Saturday, good returning Mon
day. $500 round trip.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL.

The Niagara Falls Route.
Time card in effect June nth,
1906:
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Mountain Lake Park. Nd, Aug. Is,
%, so, 81, return limit September
Is. One fare plus $500.
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Milwaukee, Wis, August 1911, IL,
and 18th, return limit August %.
One fare plus 5000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.
PAUL BEUHLER,

4oU Temple Court.
$6, bO1-One Of the finest homes IN sunuyside
add; first time offered; really at $4,000 home.
$4,StO-Look at 2820 Harriet Az; strictly mod
an.he he
ca hardwood. This no doubt is one OF the
rare bargains.
81, soo-This is one of the sweetest six-room,
hardwood finished, up to-date, all modern ex.
cept heat houses you ever saw, on fine large
east and south front corner lot; fine gas FIX
lures window shades, storm sash, screens.
pest OF plumbing; everything goes II taken
In FIVE days., E--- -,.,...- -
81. 0oo-Takes this strictly modern, ,p-todate,
finished east front hot
built the very best, anisls. in the choicest
owner for his home; front pcsch all screened
In. This no doubt is one OF the best bar.
NEAR fnsd ~, .rcv od,,r
eight,room, hardwood finished home' Lyndale
5000 down, balance to suit. .It :
81, 250-Look at 1851 I'd az 81 key at office;
finish ID, seven-soon home: combination light:
decorated; in fact, everything the best e t.
down, balance to suit. - ..f.@t
IS, Cookbook at 2e2s Oakland av; beautiful new
up.to.date strictly modern east.front home;
fne gas fixtures, handsomely decorated; large
bargain over. You will see something fine.
Easy terms. @~& AZ -
ST. 5oo-Look at go Girard Az N; good seven
room house: city water, gas, cistern,
well, storm sash, screens, large lot.
$46O-Look this sweet little new home over; No.
612O Vincent av s.; fine view Of Lake Har.
riet; two large east front lots; good It'll
abstract down to date. Remember, $3.50 viii
give. you the property free and clear; big bar
gain, sure to 60; owner leaving the state.
cause of this great sacrifice. -.
$2,45o-Nice nine-room home, city water, sewer
connection, gas, storm sash, screens, fine shade
trees stone walks, nice lot, fine location, 25th
ct near Chicago av; don't full to see this.
See Paul Reuhler,s baruains hAfOre Won bYIy.
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NOTICE

TOWN OF FORT FRANCES. PROVINCE OF
ONTARIO.
Tenders for Waterworks and Sewerage. q.
Contract "A"-An labor necessary for con-
structing the waterworks, distributing system
and certain materials therefor.
Contract "B"-All labor for constructing
sewerage system and certain materials there
for. -. .s-r" :.
Sealed tenders will be received by the town
clerk until pm. on Wednesday, Sept. IL,
1905 2-- go e -
Plans and specifications may be seen and
forms Of tenders obtained at the Office OF the
town clerk or at the head office Of the chief
engineer. J. c. Barr, ESQ.,. mayor; W. H
Elliott, Esq, town clerk; John Gait. c. e..
and n. E., chief engineer Toronto, Ont.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John F. Delkus and Mary .Kommers. .---ssas {
Olaf b. Wohler and Anna Anderson.
Arnold Bjerkhoel and Gertrude L. Lundberg
Stuart NJ. Wensole and Minnie Sergeant
William A. Simeon and Dora L. Martens
George A. Leeand and Marie L. Balls = ~ q 5
Wilfred Brunette and Josephine E. Gauyreau;
Albert G. Crook and Grace S. Sheedon. n D II
John A. Morner and Emma Peterson x,
John II. Broom and Emma Johnson s&f.
John +. Delkus and May kommers.
John L. Olson and Marie Glastad. -.
BIRTHS. -s
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bottcher, 523 Nineteen- and
a-half avenue N, a girl. -; -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jefferson, 20os Minne-
haha avenue, boy. - y !. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph sondergard, .211e Twen-
y-fourth avenue S, girl. 49, l. b
Mr.. and Mrs: William Rouckeberg, PIG Twen-
tieth avenue S, girl.
Mr.: and Mrs. Paul Garon, 1925 Central ave.
nue. NE, a boy. - -
DEATHS. - ~.
0. c. J. Aryidsson, 1919 Bryant avenue N.
Mrs. G. A. Ronbeck, city hospital.
Anna NJ. Hesburg, 2136 Marched street.
Patrick Scahill. St. Marys hospital. =
A. G. Anderson, 24l6 Twenty-sixth avenue 8.
Ethel N. Bracey, 1882 First avenue s.
Nellie Gardner 5000 Emerson avenue N. Es4,;
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. Q . an deal ao8SE,o 81. 900. 2
Q Located in the finest residence district .
Q In Minneapolis, 1920 I'd av g.; a beauti- q
o ful. ten-roon, modern house. with barn, Z
large frontage. This house can be bought Z
Oh easy terms. KEY can be had of q
owner. # ~
o Franklin Benner, q
500 Bank Of Commerce Building. q
o o 20 % o o. o o 50 o o
FINE MODERN HOME NEAR 2eth ST, PLEAS.
floor with mantel, sideboard. plate rail, etc;
three bedrooms and bath on second floor: hard.
wood floors and finish; a snap ct $4,75O.
Owner. Addssss 47IO. Jer.:s2 $50
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PRICE RIGHT.

,-.. .-. PRICE RIGHT. ,e5.-
New, very attractive house, latest styled
architecture. outside and inside; all modern,
seven-room, up-to:date home In every respect;
east front. on Park boulevard at Lake Harriet.
where it is quiet; free from smoke. dust and
noise; located on one Of the most beautiful
streets in this city; kept up by the park
board. Come in, let me show you this ele-
CANT home Both phones. se5
George B.. Daft, u
SO7 Phoenix Building.
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Farm Lands.

BARGAIN IN LAND IN. RANsoM COUNTY,
N. D., five miles south Of Lisbon; half
sna oaar veil ana
windmill. As good a piece of land as there
Is In Ransom county I am compelled to sell
as have use for the money in my business.
VIM sell cheap Il taken ct once; Give me an
Anderson, Lisbon, N. D. +'-' ~ :
RIGHT IN ST. CLOUD, ON STREET CAR
line, 10 acres, unimproved, buildings, 81 600;
S %os s double s form ~ miles
highly improved perfect place. ,ss 0 per i acre.
r. R. Thielman. st. Cloud. MINI.
nne prairie land in eastern Colorado that win
produce rs bushels Of winter wheat per acre,
only one mile from railway: for $3.50 per acre.
less than this section is worth and is a great
snap. Address 1880, Journal. -
q you WANT A FARM m SOUTH DAKOTA
or expect to 90 out to Lyman county and look
now building write or cali on US: low rates.
Egelands Land Agency, Immigration Bureau,
70o-11 New York Life bldg, st. Paul. MINI.
%, 900 FARMS ALONG MAIN LINE OF CANA.
from Canadian Pacific Railway company; spe.
cial railroad rates. For particulars address
Brubaker & Kirkwold. general agents, $40
Security Bank building, Minneapolis, MINI.
CANADA LANDs-I OFFER $4,000 ACRES
near Iaper, Oh Canaulan RACING railway IN
from Minneapolis refunded to buyers. For
maps and excursion rates write to e. l..
Camp SIT Guaranty bldg, Minneapolis.
10000 ACRES FINE LANDS IN AITKiN,
Grow Wing and Itasca counties; in tracts to
suit; 81 to 50 per acre; strong, heavy soil
delightful climate; great stock and dairy dis.
trict.: Henry NJ. Troy. 500 Guaranty bldg.
FARMS FOR SALE-oNE IN THE HEART OF
the potato belt Isanti Co.. Mimi; another IN
fertile Whatcom Co.. Wash; Swedish and Nor.
y wsgian communities. Ebert Bsds. North
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BARGAINS IN IMPROVED PROPERTY,
81. 600-Snap In two-fat house, 1928 10th
ST. seven rooms upstairs, six rooms below
part hardwood fnish city water and sewer
connection to wet sinks both floors;
the whole property in good repair; monthly
$3,S00-210 Z seth st; very attractive, new
and up-to-date home Of eight rooms, thoro-
~ modern, we'll built and complete in
every detail; oak inish;, double doors !;
columned openings; built-in bookcases,
sideboard: china closet and refrigerator;
windows; best hardware and fixtures;
extra lavatory on first floor; four large
corner bedrooms with closets for each !;
large bathroom; fine attic; hot water
heating plant; laundry; vegetable cellar;
coal bins; lot 43x92 feet to sidewalk
be bought easy terms.
$3,750-72S oath ST.; an attractive home Of
eight rooms in frst-class repair; finished
In Georgia pine with hardwood floors down
stairs: fireplace, bath, combination heat
ing plant; large barn; lot 43x124 feet.
$1,e0o-717 18th av s; a good little house of
in district where ground is rapidly in
creasing in value; city water and sewer
connection, gas fixtures, cistern; lot 26x
100 feet, with driveway and room for
barn; all Improvements In street, includ-
ing paving:
between 26th and 9th SITS; nine rooms;
modern except heat; hardwood finish and
floors down stairs; bath; good barn; the
whole property in frst-class condition.
Must Be Sold at. Once, $4,000 nine-room
house on Stevens av, near Beth st, thoroly
floors; bath; lot 5Ox16O feet; this prop
erty belongs to an estate and must be
sold quick. -
Thorpe Bros. 208 Andrus Bldg.
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FOR sALE-S20 ACRES OF BEST LAND m
Hand county, s. D.. near proposed line Of
railroad; easy terms; write for description.
Jay P. Morrill,. 4O7 Globe building, Mime
apolis ..--- -
LOWEST PRICED LANDS IN STATE, Sc 70
s. .l per acre. In st. Louis and Lake counties.
write Tor list and information. Guaranty
Farm Land Co.. Duluth, Mimi
TIMBER IANDs-HEADQUARTER FOR FIN
est Oregon timber land; tracts of farm and
timber In Wisconsin and Minnesota. Only
buyers address 3648, Journal. :
in Minnesota township II miles from Mime
apoiis; half mile from Minnetonka car line.
Address Abb. Journal
IMPROVED FARM OF 240 ACRES, GOOD SOIL,
good improvements only $40 per acre cash:
clear title. Address s. P. Hanson Pine
River. MINI.
FOR sALE-160-ACRE FARM. WITH GOOD
improvements, in Chisago Co. Old settlement
st: Paul 30 miles. Write Edw. Nelson, Stacy,
MINI.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

THE JOHNSON UNDERTAKING COMPANY IS Z!
now at 7O3 Hennepin av Telephones: N. W.
Main 1858; Tri-State, $3.50. ]. H. johnson,
residence zoos I'd S; telephone N. W. Main
143-J; formerly president and general man. :
l. ager Johnson-Landis Undertaking Co.
MOE & McNAMEE, 1893 goth Az N; lady a..
sistant. N. W., Mic. 1901; Tri-State 1888.
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
JOHN N. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 50 7th st s.. Both phones:
ENGER BROS, UNDERTAKERs AND EN-
balmers 412 Cedar az S. Both phones.
J. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
40 Hennepn Both phones 1882 -
BUILDING PERMITS
eight-stOry brick warehouse, 170x330
feet .................. ............. $4,000
F. e. Johnson, 2415 Chicago avenue, two -
story brick and tile building. .........s 5000
two-story frame dwelling .....:...... $500
two-story frame dwelling ...........'. $500
A. E. Myers, 90 Knox avenue N, two
story duplex dwelling ............. 5000 Z
~ story frame dwelling ......... :. =. 1900
Northwestern Fuel company, Hiawathah .Sst1
Streets Streets shed ee:c'a anu M @ 5000
nue. s. two-story frame dwelling -. 1000
oa twostory brick yeneered dwelling II, 500
Eight minor permits ................. 900
Total 1886 5t0
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

4: Improved.
1. a. JAMESON \ : : s.
o 2O6 Andrus Building.
Real Estate, Rentals aud Loans.
0 $5,760--We can ofrer 1927 Portland az.
1t Is all modern and 1t Will make
o a good comfortable home The
h would not think of selling at that
price.
$500 Two detached houses on large
lot facing on two streets. are
- good renters and are constantly
rented for $3.50 annually. The
- number Ii l254O and 2542 10th
The following Northeast Side properties
Q WI. are good values and can be bought
$i,soo-s1e 10th av M.
$1,eOO-23S1 jackson st Me-
T& North Side Properties
$4,250-One brick store and nat above
On Plymouth av near 4th ct, lot
saooo-i1siit Plymouth az. TIL. prop:
erty is about the best piece Of !.
trackage on the North Side with
good wide brick-paved street
Q running in front Of it. Easy !
$9,ooo-Each for either 41a or 41s James
av., You can look them over and
G decide Which you Ike best and
nod.rD opi hsrdNoo q "a ni sSon' s at
noOr and hardwood floors thruOut.
$3,OOO-3115 LIST av s. This house ID
rented to two families at an i
annual rental Of about 800, has
10 rooms, city water, sewer, gas
and all improvements in and paid
o for. 1t Will net 10 per cent on
Q investment. .~.'' 4.
$S,0OO--About same kind Of house as
the one above and same rental,
Both are worth your inspection.
Make me any kind of a reasonable Of
fer on the following:
e5 Oak Grove, large lot. e6x165. brick
dwelling. =
2a24-2s Riverside Az. Brick stores and
fats.
POLL Portland av. .-..:.
1922 Girard av 8.
1908 I'd .ay 8. % ::
POI and 2O3 9Th az NE.
29H 10th av s. .
Any properties advertised by US are for
sale In this office exclusively,
otherwise we do not advertise
them.
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WE HAVE A CHARMING NEW HOUSE IN
Walton Park for sale on easy payments; built
on honor, by the day; finished In hardwood;
standing on lot eox12s feet to alley, with
stone walks and steps: No. 1920 Bryant av
N; price s., 100. II you do not like this cot
tage we will build you whatever you wish
and sell to you on easy payments; the Cedar
and Emerson car will be extended to the
corner Of Fremont av and Seth st by May /,
1907, making Walton Park as accessible as
any residence section in town; remember we
magnificent Mckinley school in cur midst
Apply at Office, 37U Aldricn av N, or ia
4th st S. = 80 ~
The Edmund G. Walton Agency. s
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Wanted.
BOARD AND ROOM FOR THE WINTER
wanted by man and wife and 2-year-old daugh-
ter In private family, with no other boarders;
are willing to pay a good price for first
class place. in walking distance Of the court
house. Address Alp, Journal
WANTED-FURN1sHED ROOM. WITH BOARD
preferred. small private family, south, inside
18th st and 10th av. By gentleman. -
WANTED-ROOM AND BOARD FOR MAN AND
wife; South Minneapolis preferred. Address
]. H. B., Bill I'd avs.
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PENSIONS

e. B. HosTETLER, Pension Attorney, late sps.
cial examiner bureau pensions. 3O7 Boston blk
RoBT. WATSON, WAR VETERAN, PENSION
atty. box Ais. s2s Boston bleak. E,nass1olia.
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Q BEAuT1FU1 HOME IN KENwooD.
3 In order to effect quick sale on beauti-
o full home. located at 2o19 Kenwood
o Parkway, have put the price 50 low
o that any ~, one. on the mar {
o ket can't help but buy If they II
Q see it. Only $1,000. The house
Q contains ten large rooms, all modern, EF'
o with all hardwood floors, all the latest
o open plumbing, combination heat, nne
o all built BY day labor with all the :,
0 wood selected. ;, Couldn't begin to build
Q this place today for anywhere near I
O the price I ask. If you want home
0 and ut bargain see owner at once. I
O as. Franklin Benner, x
O bO3 Bank of Commerce Bldg.
q O o O o o O O. o o O, 90 %
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s., 5oo-rHoRoUGHLY MODERN HOUSE OF I
rooms and bath, hardwood finish, open nickel
plumbing, full basement, gas fixtures, storm
and screen sash, in good residence district;
2725 Grand av. Good terms
$3,5O0-Modern home Of 6 rooms and bath,
full basement, steam heat, open plumbing,
gas fixtures, hardwood finish and floors, fine
lot, 5ox150; well sodded and freed; in Ken
wood district.
s3,S5O-New house, rooms and bath; en-
tirely modern, finished in hardwoods. with
built-in sdeboard; good lot. with fine view
Of Lake Calhoun; Linden Hills
$4.35O-New house of rooms, finished In
hardwood with built-in sideboard and cup
boards. open nickel plumbing. full cementsd
basement, tiled bathroom; 3207 Bryant av $;
$1,000 cash; balance monthly. $500
$4,75O-New S-room and bath house, finished
in different hardwoods with hardwood floors
throughout, built-in sideboard, plate rail.
paneled dininzroon1, Tended and stained glass.
eoiun1ned openings, nickel plumbing. poree,
fine lawn; two blocks from Lake Calhoun.
Yale Realty Co.. 200 T4th st s. ~
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Q % % o %A&E Q or r & o 900 0 9
So, 6o0-2757 Fremont s, rooms, fur 9
mace, bath, barn, etc.i lot 45x12s. Easy Q
pin and 4th st. "a
Q o 0 o o Q
BIG BARGAIN, OVERLOOKING LAKE HAIR
riet 7-room house, city water, gas, fine large
porches; view and location can't be beat;
104 feet frontage by 200 deep; grounds are
worth the money. Price 81. 900. - :
- George B. Dart, 49,.
= -. BOZ, Phoenix Building. .
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WANTED TO RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS BY
married couple, no children: steam or hot
water; must be near cafe or table board and
within mile Of business section; do not answer
unless you have a desirable proposition. Ad-
dress 463S,, Journal. -. So. So,
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THREE SPLENDID BARGAINS,


beautiful east-front six-room house, be-
lar, storm windows and doors, storm SASH
screens, hardwood floor and finish downstairs
white enamel upstairs, open nickel plumbing;
enameled sink with back piped for gas, sill
cock outside for watering lawn; nice porch,
cemented cellar, house built Of best material
with heavy paper between boarding, between
floors and between shingles and roof boards
hard plaster pure lead and oil, and everything
frst-class all the way through. This house Is
in frst-class neighf,orhood on Newton av
near 9Th av N;Hand only. eight minutes from
West hotel. Price only $4,000. on easy pay
ments. ''l| - ..%. -"
The sweetest little new home in South Min
neapolis at 5000 22d av s, only two blocks
from Lake st line -~r
There seven nice rooms besides bathroom,
four closets, cellar, wood and coalhouse and
place for refrigerator; hardwood floors and oak
grain finish downstairs and painted upstairs: :
city water, with sink in kitchen; nice veranda
in front, with very large lot 172x45 feet
to alley; house built with very best material,
hard plaster, with paper between walls. floors,
roof boards and shingles; best shingles, best
lead and oil; nothing of poor: quality in build
ing. Price $4,000; on very easy payments.
A very nice new house at 1919 22d av s..
Front veranda, reception hall, parlor, family
and coalhouse, large pantry, closet, cupboards,
etc.. all on first floor; second floor not finished
off, Good we'll, city water in street but not
in house; built Of best material and all COM
plete for $1,700; $500 down and SIS per
month. Cheaper to own house than to pay
c: 9. Taylor.
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For Observation-Disclosures.
FOR RENT-ENT1RE SECOND FLOOR 51.ss
2,7OO square feet. Call Charles A. TulIer,
Journal Office.
FOR RENT-THREE-sToRY BUILDING AND
basement. 40x22, suitable for light manufac-
turing purposes, etc. "a Washington av s.
FOR RENT-sPACE ON FAIR GROUNDS SUIT
| able for lunch stand. Apply Chicago Bakery,
1923 Washington av N.
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For Rent-Ofices.

For Rent-Offices.
SINGLE OFFICES AND SUITES OF TWO AND
three rooms in Century bldg. LIST az and 4th
st; rent reasonable. Call 2os Century bldg
FINE LARGE OFFICES, SINGLE OR EN-
suite, splendid light, Temple Court building.
| Apply Horace Lowry, BIT I'd sv 8.
DESIRABLE, LIGHT OUTSIDE OFFICE;
both phones in connection. Inquire SIG Guar.
anty bldg.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
CRADLE, ALTAR AND CRAVE

GOING TO EURoPE7 BEFORE ARRANGING
your trip see Cunard Line. Guaranty buildinr,
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For Rent-Farms.

FOR RENT-24o-ACRE IMPROVED, WITH
full set Of large buildings; located near Farm.
ington, Mimi; T. c. phone 1O739. NJ. Noes
owner, Minneapolis MINI. 139 Lyndale av N.
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q DISSATISFIED WITH THE CARE AND RE.

turns from your property FLATS. houses or
business blocks), call on Sloane McCulloch
Agency, who give PERSONAL attention to prop
srty placed In their handa. 2o2 Oneida block.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-14
VOLCANO DESTROYS
THREE VILLAGES
STREAM OF LAVA IN SAMOA EX-
TENDS MANY MILES AND INTO
THE sEA-lNHABITANTS FLEE
FROM THE ISLAND.

Honolulu. March lS.-The officers of tho
steamer Sierra which has arrived here
from Sidney, n. S. W. via Samoa. re-
ports that the eruption of the volcano
on the island of sayail of the Samoan
group. continues ON large scale.
Three villages have been completely
destroyed. including Malaeoa, where was
located the finest cocoa plantation on the
island. The residences of A. King and
c. Barley have been reduced TO ruins.
The lava from the volcano Is flowing into
the ocean in stream three-quarters Of
a mile wide and twenty feet deep, at the
rate of twenty feet an hour. At night
a solid wall of molten lava five miles
long can be seen reaching far out into
the sea. For some distance ahead the sea
water Is boiling, and the surf breaking
over the fiery stream. The government
recently chartered the steamer Maori to
remove women and children from the
zone of danger.