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BIG RELIEF FUND
FROM WENATCHEE

good sum of money to Sar Francisco
today.
IL was suggested that $3.50 he Dor
rowed from the commercial club to be
returned TO them by subscription of
private citizens. 1t was also suggest
Ell that the city council be asked TO
make ali appropriation. Finally a
motion was made that a subscription
paper be- started among those present.
The motion was received with APP.
plause and with the uDauimous cou-
sent of the meeting chairman Little
field directed Secretary Woods to
draw up subscription paper Within
five minutes the name of every man
in the room was on the paper and
the money was OH Mr.. Woods desk.
Ii was voted to appoint comittee
of three TO canvas the town today
and secure can additional sum 20 re
sent the sufferers.
ChairmantLitrlefield appointed Ed.
Ferguson, DIR. Cameron and Rev. Hill
ton. The names and amounts of
those who contributed last night were
as follows:
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County ana city of Wenatchee wire
National Bank Of Mills and com pany
70 pay you or authorized committee
1880 for relief where most needed
Wenatchee extends heartfelt sympathy
and IS able to extend additional all.
II. @. Littietield, Mayor.
Guy. G Browne, President Com
mercial CLUB.
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FRIDAY. APRIL 20, 1905
Booth Would Operate Prisons

London, April 19.-Conyinced that
the Salvation army can improve on the
government 5 management of prisons,
asylums, and poor houses, Bramwell
Booth mas offered to assume control
OF all such institutions in any city for
a period of three years. He thinks
the experiment will prove SO successful
that the government will turn them
over everywhere to the army's con-
troll.
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Detailed List Tomorrow

tomorrow the World will publish a
detailed list OF the subscr iption OF the
fund giving the names of the donors
and amounts given. The comm ittees
finished their work this afternoon and
a Subscription list has befn placed ut
each bank where any further .outri
buttons may be left.
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An Elephant Ranch
Largest Consignment of Specie

Queenstown, April l9.-The steam
ship Campania which sailed from here
today for New FORK, has on board
what is said to be the largest consigu-
Atlantic on one vessel. Th3 t0'aI
value of the specie is SIS, 250, 600 an.
its weight is twelve tons.
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BARRIERS Agree not to Talk

Sayonne, n. j., April l9.-The Bar
hers Protective unior has passed q
resolution that hereafter no barber
must mold conversation with customer
until invited. The penalty for VIOLA
tion is expulsion from the association
and social and business ostracism.
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Beat Him for Reading Bible

Valdosta, Ga April 19.-The Rev
Rawlings, who with his two Sons, is
under d:ath sentence for killing the
Garter children, almost fatally peat a
fellow prisoner who reviled Rawlings
for reading the bible. The Rawlings
pays say their rather is crazy.
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Congress kppropriates Million

An approp' iation of a million dol
lars has been made by Congress TO be
used for the immediate relief of San.
Francisco ana other California cities.
Tie bill calling Tor an appropriation
Of half million passed ny the House
was amended by the Senate so that a
million viii! be sent the sufferers.
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Record Day for Immigrants

New York, April 17.-Nine steam.
ships arriving here from Europe today
brought 1883 immigrants. An equal,
~ large number is due to arrive tomor
row. Before the end of the week 33,
b26 more are expected to arrive. These
figures break all records.
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FOR SAIE-City Lots
FOR sALE-WENATcHEE FRUIT LAND

10 ACRES No. 14Dchoice land only
one aud i quarter miles out, good
water tight, first class land. THIS
property is very cheap at $4,000.
Can be sold On easy terms.
j. S. Mooney and 90.
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Protest Against Grove Lecture

Boone, Ia, April The billing
of lecture by Pat Grove on the Cud-
Any kidnapping here has resulted in a
movement among the ministers of the
city to prevent the lecture.
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Other Contributions

Cities al over the country are res
ponding without delay. Portland had
on nand SIS. 900 le1t over from fund
81 bsc1 ibed for the relief of the town
of Hepner at tile time of the recent
flood. This sum was Immediately
placed at II disposal of the San Fran
cisco authorities. Tacoma wired
$40, 900 and is collecting it afterwards
by popular subscription. In addition
the city has sent over $4,000 worth
OF supplies.
In Seattle over $40, 900 has been
raised and other sound cities are res
ponding generously.
Carnegie has placed $50. 600 at the
disposal OF the Mayor of San Francisco
and j. p Morgan has given $50 900
Guggeuheimer' sons of New York
have wired fifty thousand dollars to be
used in accordance with General Fans.
ton best judgement. The city of inii-
annapolis has subscribed ten THOUSAND
dollars for the sutf artrs
Governors of states and mayors of
cities all over the union have wired
their willingness to DO anything posi-.
bic TO relieve the situation i'll Californ
Ia. The war department mas ordern d
Bll available canvas i'll the almy to be
sent 10 San Francisco. Fora Sn elling
MIN. has sent a carload and all the
supplies at Mare Island navy yard
have been put into use. Two hundred
Thousand rations have been OF dered
sent from the Vancouver barracks and
other military posts.
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Radium Discoverer Killed

Paris, April Professor Currie
the discoverer of radium, was Gun over
and killed by wagon on the Place Dau-
Prime today.
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Texas Proceeds Against Trusts

Dallas, Tex, April 19.-The at
toruey general of Texas is preparing to
operating in the state,
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List OF Contributions


Ellis Forde Company $40. co
7. A, Hilton 500
NJ. J. Cochran 500
Ferguson and Son 1000
C. Gilchrist 10 90
l.. NJ. Hull 1000
". a. Sanders 500
Chas.. Kyle $50
] a. Gellatly 1000
Wells and Moriis 1000
E. =. Nichols 800
Bower and Nolan 1900
B. T. Duncan. 500
T. J. Groves 800
Hay den. Lumter Co. ana EN-
ployee 1900
\. ". Camp 100
Eagles Lodge 5000
Columbia ALLEY b9nk 20 90
Wenatchee Daily World 1000
Ira d. Thomas 800
Terry D,oss 5.0c
E. RIste 1000
", P. Cameron 1000
". S. Irimble ; 90
Ruff. Woods 800
W. l.. Pritcharj 90
Scheble Bros. Hardware Co. 1000
Wenatchee Lumber Company 1000
II. G. Littlefeld 90
Anonymous 200
Total S2S1.50
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Classified ads cents line each In
sertion, minimum charge 10 cents.
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TEilORS
WALLPAPER AND PAINTING

Go to II. ". Russell for wall paper,
paints and oil, painting paperhanigIg
and signs. II
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NOTICE.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN
AND FOR THE STATE OF WASH
INGTON. COUNTY OF CHELAN.
In the dissolution of Z. F. Sprague
company, a corporation.
Notice is hereby given that the E. F.
Sprague company, corporation, duly
organized under aud by virtue of the
laws of the state of Washington, with
its p,incipal place of business at We
natchee, Chelan county, Washington,
has filed its petition in the above en-
titled court, asking for an order of dis
solution of said corporation, as provid-
ed by law.
That said petition will be brought
on for hearing upon the 9th day of
April, 1905, at the court house in We
natchee. Chelan county, Washington.
at 10 O'Clock in the morning of said
day, or as soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard.
Dated this 10th day of February,
1906
Carl CHI istensen,
Clerk of the superior court, in and
for the state of Washington, county Of
Chelap.
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UNION DYE WORKS

Ladies' and gents clothing cleaned +,
dyed, pressed and repaired. Old
clothing made to look like new.
Satisfactory work guaranteed.
Corner Wenatchee Ave. G. list ST. ~.
Weantchee, Wash.
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GENERAL ELACKSMITHING.

Ross Brothers, Wagon WORK, Rubber
Tires speciality. Band Saving.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

Frank Culp, M. d. A. 7. Kaupp
M. D., Griggs Block.
W. M Mccoy, physician and sur
geon. Ellis 70 ride block.
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City Council appropriates $500

The city council met in special ses-
sio> this morning at the call of Mayor
Littlefleld to consider the question of
ali appropriation for the sufferers. The
members present were; Mayor Little
field, Uouncilmen Corbin, Godfrey
Lail. Nichols, Harlin and Ross. Mr..
Godfrey made motion that the city
aDprnpriate 5000 and Nichols seconded
the motion. A vote on the question
was called and it was carried by vote
of four to two. Those voting for the
appropriation were: CorbiD, Nichols,
Godfrey, and Laii, those voting
against: Harlin and Ross.
". L. Clarke of the Canal company
telegraphed this morning from Bill
ings, Mont that he would donate
5000 to the func. THIS is the largest
individual gift received by the COM
mitee.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon 1,O30
had been sent TO Governor Pardee of
California and contributions are still
coming in.
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FOR SALE EouS

FOR RESULTS-aoyer IN tas
classified columns of tie Daily World.
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Seattle Will Receive Supplies

The Daily world this afternoon ie-
ceived the following Telegram from
its correspondent in Seattle:
Wonatchee Daily World.
Cham Der of Commerce, Seattle
asks to have yun publish that all sup
plies from outside towns for San Fran
cisco can be sent to relief committee
Pier B. Pacific Coast company, Seattle,
and supplies vii be. forwarded at once.
r Fl. McCor mack, Special CORES.
pondendt of the Wenatchee Daily
World, Seattle Wash
Telegram to Gov. Pardee
The telegram sent Gov. Pardee was
a 8 follows
Geo. Q. Pardee, Governor, Sacre-
mento, Cal,
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ATTOR N EYS

r. W. Cutts-Practice In Federal
and State Courts. Phone Farmers 245
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40 ACRES!-fine level land, bu ildings
800 frui5 trees 20 acres alfalfa one
half mile from school, store and post
office. price S9o0c. Easy terms,
owner will sell place as Il whole OF
half. Bousqnet and Holm.
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S35O0-F i've acres all set to choice
frul5 trees some of them years old,
a small house, good I'm, LOIS OF per
rles, good water TisEt, spring water
Tor domestic use. only one mile from
Wenatnhee, beautiful location, right ,
the heart OF the VALLEY An ideal place
for home Eii4u Martin.
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IbU AONEo--frult and wheat land,
IL acres bearing orchard, big spring
ON place water pi ped Tor house and
barn. land all in cultivation, room
house, Steamboat landing. The
price is very low. See me about
this. d. D. OLDS.
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FOR S ALE : acres. all sat with
bearing fri tees, all kinds of
small fruit. Spri.g and ditch wat
er, 3 I0nRl house, fine Jocat' :,
right IL towH, pIiee $500. one half
cash. Bower and Nowlan.
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UN DERTAkER as

q. q. Hall, Undertaken and Funer-
al Director. Mrs. C.G. Hall, Lady Asst.
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40 ACRES-(No. 26l good fruit land
all under cultivation, three and a
half miles from Iailroad station
good water right, at $50. per acre.
Easy terms. j. s. Mooney and Co.
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Familiar.

A large touring automobile containing
a man and his wife in narrow road
met a hay wagon fully loaded. The
woman declared that the farmer must
back out, but her husband commended
that she was unreasonable.
But you can't back the automobile
so far" she said, land don't intend to
move for anybody. He should have
seen us"
The husband pointed out that this
was impossible owing to an abrupt
turn in the road
Il don't care" she insisted. Il won't
move If we have to stay here all night"
The man in the automobile was start
ing to argue the matter when the farm
er, who had been sitting quietly on the
hay, interrupted:
Never mind, sir" he exclaimed. "I'll
try to back out. I've got one Just like
her at home. "-Philadelphia Ledger.
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Gaunon-PoIIoek Co.

The GagnOn-POllOck Stock Company
well known and liked by our local
tleatregOers will be the attraction at
the opera house all week opening
their engagement tomorrow night
with Hotel TOpsy Turvey.
Unlike many popular priced shows
the GagnOn-POllOck Company do not
play melOdTamas entirely but endeav-
or to vary their repertoire to suit. Dur
ing the week they will present some
plays that have never before been
seen at popular prices. Among these
may be mentioned The Christian, The
Little Minister, Hotel Topsy Turvey
ana The Road to Frisco. Mr.. Gag
non has secured the plays mentioned
at a large royalty and has spent con-
siderable money in giving them COM
plete scenic mountings.
Mr.. GagnOn is playing all of the
leading roles and ii is safe to say that
no young man on the stage today en-.
joys greater popularity. Miss
Edith Pollock, the clever little leading
lady is as winsome a little miss as one
would care to see. She is undeniably
clever and possesses an unusual
amount of magnetism.
In the supporting company are.
found such well known names as Hal
MOrdaunt, Percy Pollock, Geo. Hanna,
Frank Thorne, Anna Jerome, Miss
Nettie Bagley and others. The vaude-
vile people are Foster Ball and Baby
Doris, Thorne HoldswOrth and Fudge
Nettie Bagley. Guy Gagnon and Liz
zette and Lucas.
There win be a special ladies and
children's matinee on Saturday which
will be the only matinee during the
week. Tomorrow night each lacy
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WARKANr for the arrest of this wo-
man. She is about &c years of age,
weighs 49, pounds. thick, dark hair,
high forehead. brown eyes. five feet
high, wears No. 6 shoes, upper teeth
gold filed and one crowned tooth. She
has long fingers with round nails.
Plump of figure and fairly pretty. Her
maiden name was Thompson, which
name she has possibly assumed.
Wire sheriff at DeFuniak Springs.
Florida; $4,000 reward for the child
Fisher Monroe Douglas This woman
Florence Wood, Kidnapped him from
FreepOrt. Fla. on the night OF Septem.
Der Ctn. 1905. The child is 6 years old
fair skin. light hair. has upper fore.
teeth rotted off; very plump. weight
about so pounds; very bright child
Expenses paid both ways delivering
child 10 DeFuniak Springs. Fla, in adj.
dition 10 the $4,000 reward.
H. A. DOUGLAS.
Father Of the child.
DeFuniak SPRINGS Fla.
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TERRIFIC STORM
A RE c D RID
BREAKER
lContinued from - ID


fury Of the elements showed the ef-
feels yesterday, being spcck,ed AMI
dented by the nail, their appearance
being almost as though huge guns
loaded with hUckshot had been dis
charged al them. On top Of the GUS
sem house The marks OF the hail were
particularly noticeable, the instru-
uents Of the weather bureau. chm
Uevs and other exposed objects beng
G1air pep1erd. On one of the biz
vrlGiatOrs over FIVE hundred marks
Ct The hdiistones were counted in the
space of one square foot, and on a bey-
c.Cd edge A. that.
A space four inches square on the
rounded westerly side of The rain
gauge showed 183 dis inCt marks, or
equal 10 12S7 stones striking TO Jne
square foot The actual number was
probably larger
Very little damage was reported in the
city as a result Of the storm, a few
lights Of glass being broken and fruit
trees and gardens suffering slightly.
In number Of residences through
ON the city. the hail stones came
down the chimneys into fire places,
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Journal at points distant from Pen
sacOla, where hail occurred, will drop
q postal card addressed TO local Of
fee, U. S. Weather Bureau, Pensaco-
la, giving information desired below.
it will be very much appreciated:
Direction from which storm came.
Time and duration Of hail.
Size of hailstones.
Any other information in connec-
tion with this disturbance if of an I'M
usually violent character, would be
appreciated.
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STEAMB DAT SCHEDULE

STEAMER CAPT. FRITZ, J. "
Rogers, master. Passengers and
Freight service between Pensacola
and Freeport, Fla AT Baylen street
wharf, Wednesdays. Tourists and
others desiring to see places Of interest
on Choctawhatchie Bay and Santa
Rosa Sound should make this trip.
Special rates for parties of ten or
more. For rates or other informa-
ton, apply on board or address P. D.
Box 692, Pensacola. Fla.
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INFORMATION WANTED
REGARDING THE STORM

The observer in charge of the local
Office of the weather bureau, desires
to gain some knowledge of the extent
of the hailstorm which passed over
Pensacola on the morning of Marca
Bird. If some of the readers of The
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BERT c. cAGNoN.

who attends accompanied by some
one having a paid soc ticket will be
given a reserved seat free. The only
condition is that seats must be Sc
cured at the advance sale before 6
p. m. tomorrow. Best seats for any
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wild WEST Show Cominq.

The Great Texas Bill Wild West
Shows and Worlds Best Rough Riders
will exhibit in Pensacola Thursday,
March 6. This is one Of the most
realistic Wild West Shows now on
tie road and will undoubtedly be the
means of attracting a large crowd on
the above date.
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Woodman's Circle

W. o. ". c., Oak Grove. No.
WOOdmen Circle meets every Thurs.
day 3D.. IN, I'd floor Pythian Hall over
Pou's stable. on lntendencia street.
Visiting soyereigns cordially invited.
Mrs. LeOna Langford, Guardian; Mrs.
VI. B. Olsen. Clerk.
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Bender-SO you and your wife have
agreed to disagree, Ell? What was thG
trouble?
Rounder-TOo much mother-in-law.
Bender-What did she do?
Rounder-Every time told my wife
fairy story the old lady would get
next and put her wiSe.-Chicago News.
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The City slave.

eft you want to get fat, why don't
you go to the country to live, where the
food is more whOlesOme? said the city
physician.
Il tried that once"
And didn't Il work.
''No. The food was all right, but 1
worried myself thin to think 1 wasn't
back in the city Detroit Free Press.
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knocking down the SCOT and rolling
out on the carpets. Many fine car
pets were considerably damaged in
this manner.
During the five minutes that the
hailstorm lasted the thermometer
dropped about five degrees, but went
up to its former mark almost imme-
d atelv
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Weather Summary.

In his weather map of yesterday
Observer Reed gave out the following
summary of weather conditions
throughout the country:
The depression central over Nebras,
Ia on Friday morning, has moved
slowly 10 southern Wisconsin; It's
nOTtheasterIy advance has been check
ed by a strong high pressure area
which has moved from Ontario TO Nov
England; precipitation resulting from
this disturbance has been general over
the eastern half Of the country, ex-
Cept New England; rains have been
heavy TO excessive from Middle Ten
nesSeC southwark inJO the Gulf,
amounting 10 over three inches in Pen
saCOla where severe thunderstOrms
have occurred, attended this morning
between 1872 and 12:47 o'clock by q
heavy hailstOrm during which time
the wind reached an extreme velocity
tfOr one minUteD Of ffty-five miles
from the west. Another general d s
turbance of the north Pacific coast is
causing rain from central California
nor;hward. Fair and colder weather
now prevails along the eastern slope
OF the Rockies. A ridge of high haro-
metric pressure extend ng from Mon
tana 10 the western Gulf: tempera-
lures have fallen to freezing and be-
low in Arkansas. indicating fair and
colder for this vicinity tonight, far
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Sunday, with fresh north to northwest
winds.
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Pensacola, ST. Andrews and
Gulf Steamship Co.
STEAMER TARPON

w. {. BARROW, Master
FIRET-CLASS PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT SERVICE
-BetW0sR--
PENSACOLA. MOBILE. APALACHF
COLA, CARRABELlE ST. AN
OREWS, MILLVILLE
And all points on st. Andrews Bay
Carrabelle ard Apsiashieola.
SCHEDULE
Leave Pensacola Sunday, $3.50 r
N. for Mobile, AlA
Leave Pensacola, Tuesday, $3.50
m for st. Andrews. Mi!lviile, Apf
lacnicola, CaFrabelle and internediaa
points.
For additional information apply
J. K. SAUNDERS.
r r COBB. PresldeB-
Gen. Fri and Pass Ag--
Pensacola. Fla
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w. o. W.

Live Oak Camp No. l. w. , w
meets in Pythian Hall 1st and 1r5
Wednesdays in each month. Visitjn
sOyereigns cordially invited.
r. A. BOGRICH, C. C.
LESLIE E. BROOKS, Clerk.
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HOMES FOR SALE

5000.
Five room cottage. reception hall
and bath room, with large lot On Eas.
Hill.
Nice home on corner lot, n. S.h
avenue, near car line.
$3.50.
Six room cottage and bath, Eas.
Wright street.
$1,000.
For a handsome home Of : rooms.
two stories on corner lot; new anu
modern, 423 E. Cervantes.
$780,
Large eight room house: all modern
with large lot, n. Hayne St
LOTS! LoTsl LoTsI
% lots on n. Hill, between Baylcn
and PalafOx; excellent buildinz
-Four corner lots, north Of Haget-
mans residence, a fine location SO a.
Five lots, z. 18th street, near car
nne.. ......-- $l--H
Three lots. corner Gadsden stree,
and car line. E. .. e. e. =. $50
6. R. YEAGER
2o2 Thiesen Building. Phone $685.
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of these performances are on sale at
Goes Book Store. Prices 10, 20 and
80 cents.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

OF ESiAE bAnGAINSs
2 lots in block 10, New City, S0zl37
feet, on car line e.. e.. d. . $4,000
3 lots, corner 10Th ave. and Gad-
den street .. StOOOoJ
. lots fronting Toledo square in NeF
NlLy o.. S1OJO'JJ
One 5-rOom house, with bath and
sewer connection, gas in every loom:
nice neighborhOOd. II taken al;
once, .. .. .. o. o.. o. o.. .S1.450JO
6 houses in block II. West Kin
Trsct. renting $1,000 per month. VIII
lend 100000 of necessary. e. S260CO0
ALI If these propositions are 1J--
gains and will be held open for a Re"
Gays only
Excellent warehouse location on
railroad track very cheap.
Good s per cent mortgages on hana.
Best kind Of investments.
Property in all paris Of city. vacant
or improved. wanted and for sale.
so S. PaIafox St.
Phone 234.