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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
FIREBUG BUSY
All ALTON, NH.
Three Alarms Cause Terror
In Town
R. R. STATION BURNED
Mill Was Also Destroyed Heavy Loss
The Citizens Guard the Property
Throughout the
Night.
R. R. STATION BURNED

Alton, M. IT., Nov 5.--This village has
been IN an excited state since early
last evening because of the appearances
OF a firebug in the town. Al about ss4a
Saturday evening the box mandatory
owned BY Goliath 4 CO, was discovered
to be on fire, and when the department
arrived the fact that u blaze had been
started by design in q pile n brush
against tie exterior Of the building was
plainly evident.
The prompt discovery enabled the fire.
men to extinguish il with but slight
damage. AT about 1880 b. ~. the
saw and grist mill Of Stephen G. Went
worth was found to be in flames and the
plant was entirely consumed Both the
buildings We're located al Alton Corner,
the principal village Of the town.
The second fire 50 aroused the fears
Of the inhabitants that volunteer
force Of citizens was delegated to watch
the village through the night, and many
Of the citizens remained up until day.
light to guard their property.
Notwithstanding this watchfulness,t the
fremen were called to Alton Bay, one
mile from the village, at $3.50 yester.
day morning, the Boston & Maine freight
station there being in flames. The blaze
was beyond control, and the freight sta
tion, trainshed aud the passenger station
were burned with their contents. Two
passenger ears and baggage ear, which
were standing on side track, we're part
" burned.
The big railroad passenger steamer
Mt. Washington on Lake Winnipesau-
kee, which lies in winter quarters ncar
the station, narrowly escaped dcstmc-
ton, being saved in "A slightly damaged
condition by the hardest work on the
part of the iireme1 and volunteers.
Sparks, borne bv a strong wind, ig-
nited numerous buildings at i distance
including the large storehonse OF the
bowling co,upany and several unoccu-
pied cottages across the bay owned by
summer residents.
These fires were cXtinguished hy yol-
unteefs before much damage WAS done,
The loss on the Wentworth mill Is Is.
tlmated at about SS,Ju0, with no insur-
ance. The loss on the railroad property
is estimated at from $4,000 to $l2..
000
A man giving his name as Fred Hal
and claiming to have come from Lincoln
n. IL, who was noted about town yes.
terday, was pursued BY posse along
the railroad track between New Dur
ham and Farmington. The idea Is prev
alent that this man may be mentally
deranged.
lie was arrested near Farmington and
brought to Alton tliis afternoon.
Two other men who were discovered
in the woods Mt Gilnenton Iron Work.
were also arrested on suspicion and aie
being hcld There fuf the Altou autbori
tics. The identity - hese mon uudel
arrest cannot be established tonight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
DIED IN HER CHAIR.
Mrs. Charles E. Emery Of Washington
Was 70 Years Old.

Mashington yts. Nov Mary Bail
AZ (l'eard) wife d Charles u Emery.
passed away Yesterday morning az 8
o'clock. age 10 years Mrs. Emery, who
had been III for the past year with
l3light's disease, arose M usual yestcr-
d;iy morning ana assisted her husband
about the morning meal after which
they ate as usual a few moments
later Ar. Emery stepped ont onto the
street and WAS not gone from the house
over five minutes When he returned
he found her III her chair, breathing
her last.
Mrs. Emery was an estmable woman
and has been the librarian of the public
library. (Which Was located at their
home she Nas born III Stanatead, r OH
but moved To this state, when quite
yonne She married a Mr.. Beard, and
to them one daughter was born, who
died few years ago AIRS. Emery is
survived by her husband and one sister,
who lives III Boston Mass.
The funeral services viii be held at
her late home Tuesday 1T 10 o'clock-
and ReY. II. H. Perkins viii oliiciate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
PREPARING DEFENCE.
Suits Expected Against Bennington Rail
ROAD.

Bennington, Npy. Claim Agent
Geo McAlasteFs Of the Rutland railroad
ana Attorneys 2 NJ AIeldon Of Rutland
h. B. GilligaD Of New York were in the
village saturday looking up evidence in
anticipation ol \ suit for damages IN
thcrclatiyes ~ tlie late Harris II iinds-
ley, first assistant police commissioner
oi New York, who was Killed at Pixies
crossing, about mile west Of this viii
lage, August u, 1906.
While here the attorneys ana the claim
agent secured b Number 81 Photographic
oi the scene of the accident taken shortly
after the automobile was struck by THE
train aud before te bodies N Mn. Linds,
ley and Miss Eyalyn 4, Willing Of thi-
eago. Who Mas killed at the same time
had been removed. interviewed person-
who would likely to be summoned AZ
witnesses and visited the scene of the
accident.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
CAUSED BY LOOSE RAIL.
Expert Says This Was the Cause Of The
"Thoroughfare" Disaster.

.AtlaHtie ity. Noy 5 Coroner GaslsiIl
apualace1 l-t 1iett That experts in bis
employ bad decided that a loose rail
eausctl 1he ac'iflent en the Pennsylvania
rilNad at Tie ~lhoiouelfgfe' draw
Dali. -uHla, in wbich4morc than 20 per-
sous l0sl their lisFs These men had
becn at work examining The bridges and
cars al ,loy The details Of tlcir dis
covery we're not maac public. The in
quest win be continued tomorrow The
divers ycfe not AZ woiE today and crap.
lcr. who ail work failel TO find che body
oC the missing boy Joe MacElfoy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
PLANS A NEW ZION.
vciiva Says il win Be Different From
Dowie's

Chicago, Nov 5-Wilber Glenn Voilvs
successor TO John Alexander Dowie. as
head of the Christian Catholic Apostolic
church IN ziun, outlined TO company
of his followers III knosha lnAt night plans
Tor tle erection 81 anew Zion. which, be
said, he would make the greatest reii.
gig1is colony ia the world.
Ms policies viii he as different from
those 81 John AleSander nowie.a he said,
-as lay i different from night The
first command to be observed IN ile new
city VIII be absolute freedom from debt.
III vii Be ny plan to build factories for
the warking men aud 10 20 down asld
work With thenb ] shall do away with
tie aFistocratie rrclc that has grown
up in Zion aud all shall be Of equal stand
ing.
Nolea declared that he had no lisc fm.
orthodox churches
ii the churches Of the day. he said,
represent the modern religion ! will
take the platform as an mfdcl and
smash them
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
BACK TO THE OLD HOME.


Back to the old home.
just for 4 week
Loved places of childhood
Once moro TO seek
Racl, to the old home.
Old friends "a meet
Welcome glad III their faces
Hands outstretehed 20 greet
Back to the old home.
just awhile, 70 forget
The heart of life'a battle,
lts turmoil and fret
Back 20 the old homo
II has changed some, you tigd.
IN the yrars that baye passed
As yon recall II 70 mind.
odd friends rally around YOU,
Old landmarks still stand,
Bnt many loved faces
Nou miss from tlc band.
Some have strayed afor OF,
Some have gone on before
And are waiting 70 greet you
On the heavenly shore.
50 COME back To tic old home,
" but once q wear;
Keep ia touch with Old friends
And all places So dear
For the time Nil bc short
Ere he Father says Come"
And you meet an the loved ones
In His heavenly home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
A TOURIST IN TOWN.
Barre Receives Visit from Printer Of
National Repute.

Mathew Hayes . printcl known as
tourist" Ca the trade. who hhs seen
more Of the United States than any
ether man, probably was visitor to
She printing Giiier- 81 Barre TODAY Mr..
Hayes lia, BEEN up against II. ile WIS
travelling on the Delaware q Hudson
nad but not having clear card at
the time was turned OYER 60 the police
and has been a guest Of RutRnil's fam
ous hastflry fDr about ninety days iIi-
visit to that in7tisutioB having expired.
ARID printers unions being few and far
between IN Vermont, he came TO Barre
20 straighten up and yet ~ good stand.
ing again After getting 4 clear card he
departed ia much more cheerful frame
Of mind
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
BASKET BALL AT sPAUDLrNG
Prospects Of Good Team--Schedule of
Twenty Games.

The candidates for Spaulaing high
school baskct BAH team are practising
daily II the Chureh street Gym There
are quite number out and with prac
tice a fast team should be developed
Manager llalyosa has arranged twenty
games with the leading schools in this
part n the state including Goddard aud
Montpelier Seminary. Montpelier, North
field Randolph. Richmond and Stowe
high scbools st Johnsbllry academy,
Norwich Independents. etc. The leading
candidates are: Darling Wofthen, .Averill,
Bel1 Brown Miles, Ealyosa, McAulcy,
McGowan. Riley. Robbins, Carroll White
and f.evie.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
THE QUARRY SAVINGS
BANK & TRUST CO..
Bill to Incorporate the Same introduced
in the Senate Today at
Montpelier

Montpelier, Noy, 8. Senator Rowland
introduced IN the Senate today a bill to
incorporate the Quarry savings Bank &
Trust company q 10 business IL Barre
town. Ihe capital stock - placed at
$4,000. Tho incorporators are + C.
Bancroft G. n barber. D A. Fraser,
" II. Miles. Lewis eKith, G. AI Winch.
Il II. Cave III, + q. Rowland y Henry
jackson. & *. Lease, George 81 Milne,
Donald Smith. ] T. Smith IL J. II.
Jones aud II. 4. ilowland
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
DEATH OF CONGRESSMAN.
John Henry Ketcham Of Dover Plains,
N. J.a Veteran.


New York, Nov 81. Congressman John
Henry Ketcham Of Dover Plains died OF
appoplexy at a hospital in this city yes
teFday, aged "a wears.
tofyes from tile 18TH New York district
during the terms Of is657f. ts77-03
apd l>e9-f9os and following rcapponit.
mcnt had since represented tile 2ist dis
ttia IN which he WINS candidate for
70 elertioa On the republican ticket
NE Was colonel Of the 50th New York
volunteers IN the Civil War during which
service he was promoted TO brigadicr
general and breveted major general.
From 1874 to 1851 he was commits.
siofer 81 Cite District II Columbia He
NJ, horn IN Dover and throughout his
life made bis home upon farm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
10th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Observed Saturday Night BY Granite
Vile Couple.

Graniteyille, Nov 5.A patty Of 20
couples, Consisting of neighbor- and
friends. gathered ~ the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Donald Mcleod Saturday night
in honor Of the 25th anniversary Of their
wedding Speaking for The company j.
X. Piric presented MI. and Mrs Mcleod
i valuable silver set Refreshments we're
served by De ladies. Entertainment
of songs and music WAS furRshed by
The following: Miss Mcfarland Mrs.
Mcleod, Mrs Maynard Williams Mrs.
pirie Mrs N =, ngufg, Mrs NJ 81 Me.
Donald ana .lolin Scott fecitations BY
Willis Drury. Lou Barney, Oscar Smith
and Maynard Williams The party broke
up at 1890 o'clock after having passed
Ii very enjoyable evening
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
SAYS IT'S ALL ROT.
Norman Hapgood Denies Charge in the
Moran Letter to Jerome.

New York Noy. 8. Norman IIapgood
editor Of Golfers Weekly, denies the
charge IN the letter Of District Att0r-
ney Moran 70 District Attorney Jerome
that Collier il siIpprpssing A. story uf
alleged bribery and corruption prartircd
by the tobacco trust until after election
for fear that il might ieopafdize the
Republican success. Hapgod SAYS it's
all rot
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
CARNEGIE INSTITUTE FIRE.
Beautiful Structure Damaged $4,000
by a Defective Wire.

pittsbug Pa Noy. "a Fire Yesterday
threatened tlic destruction 81 lhc Can
ncgie Institute, valued " SG0o000a ana
the most beantiiu structure "a ts kind
II America The Ore originated ID hc
power room IN The basement ffDm defee
tive electric wire. and WAS eyiagU-hr
after danmging the hillin9 f. tie cN
tcrt of slo,900 There wegr many pca
pr II tlie iu'i-ic hall If The Institution.
attending an organ erits'l VIXEN the Ore
was discosecd but al Reached the street
ID saletN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
win Not Be Tried This Week.

New York, NOV X fhue N no found
alton Of fact for the runor that Harry
X fhaw, would be placed on trial this
weei; for the murder Of Stanford White.
Acting District Attorney Smythc said
rhaw probably would not be tried before
December
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
petting still 4 % /.


November TO has been selected as tho
wedding day af Miss Annie de, daugh.
tcf III Tho Hon Henry Ciay lac. former
governor U ihc philippines ana ah
arcssman Botake Cochran, ul New york
The ceremony viii be ia The Old home OF
the lde family At st. Jchnsbuny,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
POLICE ACTIVITY In BURLINGTON.
Four Liquor Searches and Four Arrests
Made

Burlington NOV 4 There was actig
ity iinpoiice circles Saturday and before
midnight fotlr searches and four arrests
were made The searches We're IN houses
III tine northern part ng The eity, Eve
eases and parts XII three cases If beer
were fotpnd Willie Pierce was arrcsacd
ion stealing. Edwprj PAYNE and rhomas
Baker Tor intoNication and a girl nlmcd
laitts from Rutlsn1 lur open and gross
leWdness
Saturday evening the policemen search
cd the houses Of James Marteile on
North Bend near Oak street Louis I'LL
moge, ~ Walnut street, John Martin,
North street and William Sayoy f5h
Walnut street Two cases 81 heer were
discovered az SNoys house and parts
of eases found at the other places.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
THINKs Is poNE ENouGH.
Mrs Peary Leaves to Join Her Brave
Husband.

Washington. u. e.. Nov 4. Mrs.
peary wife Of the Arctic explorer, lett
here today to i6in her husband at Cape
breton. She did not know whether Com
mander peary would make another az
tempt To reach the Pole but said She
thought her husband had done his Share
ia the Arctic and had earned rest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05

The Rcv. NJ. II. Woolsey. having ac.
ccptcd can 70 a parish III Buffalo, NJ
~. has resigned charge Of Sc paul's
chureh n Nergennes, his resignation to
take effect December next.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
An opinion q Goy. Proctor.

Being questioned concerning is pres
ent attitude towards the administration
III Montptliors The Signal wishes % state
that tgc labor organizations Of Vermont
WiIl gise Governor proctor's administra-
sion an iu,paitial test before attempt
ing 60 pass iu1eneiit upon those who
control Affairs in tue shadow ~ thc ml.
ded dome lhr worknglncn ot this state
Id moi ask for tbe impossible nor do
they expect dat Governor Proctor will
discover some eure,alH To rid the body
polite 81 the ipuumefnbe evils It IL now
afflicted With: but ihey 10 ask, and have
x riaht 10 eNneet that the governor Will
meted out 10 farmers and professional
men dniine this session of tIe legisla-
Nlfe vermont ni0li Signal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05

John n l0hnzan of Concord NJ II.
was IN the ely On business this morn.
ing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-31
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The Dely-Judge Mining company, a
corporation OF New Jersey. win on jan
uary 18th. 1907. pay It's first quarterly
dividend of S7s cents per share 10 the
registered owners of its capital stock. as
shown by the books OF the company on
transfer books viii be closed December
Slst. 1905. and remain closed until Jan.
uary lith, 1907.
By order of tho Board,
G, ". LAMBOURNT,
S1413 Secretary and Treasurer,
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NOTICE.

4 meeting of the Utah Board Of Phar-
macy will be held January l6 and II. 1907,
at the city and county building. Salt Lake
City, for the purpose of examination OF
candidates and such other business as
may properly come before the board
f239l WALTER II. DAYTON Secy.
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LINCOLN LODGE NO. %. x. OF P,
meets every Saturday evening at 8
oclock, K OF T, hall.
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KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES-
Salt Lake City Tent No, o-Every
Thursday. ] o. o. +. hall Visiting
knights invited.
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CLAIRVOYANTS

~~~~--~~~~~~@~~~~~~--~-NN
MRS. w. WEIR. FROM SAN FRAN
cisco will give clairvoyant and psy
chometric readings daily on business and
love affairs, etc.. satisfaction guaran-
teed No. 4 Dubci ave, End So. bet. 3rd
and 4th E. Bell phone 41o4-Y. fl265
MADAME PINK. CLAIRVOYANT ME-
dun I'll give information regarding
all business affairs. etc; test meetings
Sunday and Thursday. Bell phone 3s44-
X lis s. First West. eSS3
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE NO. a.
Every Thursday evening. *. OF p, hall.
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HOUSE CLEANING

Utah SANITARY HoUSE-CLEANING
Co, Phones $50. dSl9
NATIONAL HOUSE, CLEANING CO, 80
2. 1st South. All kinds OF house,
cleaning done by the hour or contract.
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knights Of Pythias

CALANTHE- MYRTLE LODGE NO. l.
Every Monday. X. Of F. hall.
l.. B. EDDY. c. c.
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7. o. o. F. TEMPLE DIRECTORY,
Subordinate lodges meet as follows:
Salt Lake lodge No. 2, Friday
Enterprise lodge No. Is. Wednesday.
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TYPEWRITERS

ALL MAKES RENTED. REPAIRED.
exchanged sold. Utah Typewriter Ex-
change Co CO w, I'd South alb65
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JORDAN LODGE NO. g. I. O. o. F.
Meets every Monday night at I. Q. o.
Donald. n. c.; w. T. Hopkins. Secre-
tary. al437
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NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE no. l.
Meets every second and fourth Saturday
evenings OF each month in Odd Fellows
Temple. Market street. n2559
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PERSONAL

CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE.
collection, damage suits. divorces. pro-
bate business. promptly attended TO and
with dispatch. Call OF write TO John ],
Wallace & Co. top floor ID. r Walker
bldg. d667
WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUITED7
Matrimonial paper with advertisements
marrlagcable people. many rich from all
sections, mailed free. ]. q. Gunnels. To-
lodo. Ohio fao54
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AUCTION SALES

FIGURE WITH US BEFORE BUYING
your household goods elsewhere. Most
complete stock of secondhand goods In
the city; 500 heaters, cook stoves and
ranges at bottom prices. Western Furn-
tture Co, 242 State st. Stove repairs
for any old stove. dl434
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO. /.
Order Eastern Star. Ma
sonic Temple Stated meet
!ngs first Friday each month.
Visiting members Will receive
a cordial welcome. Amelia
King w. M; Mary G.
Wright. Secretary.
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MACCABEES-UTO TENT NO. l2
meets every Wednesday evening at l.
o. 0. +. hall. Market street. Sojourning
Sir knights cordially invited. cla5o
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HAY, GRAIN AND COAL

HARVEY & CO. 10 w. S. TEMPLE
Baled hay in car lots.
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Houscmaid left, feeling blucJ
Don't know what on curth TO do.
Got to wash, scrnb, and clean,
Feeling KuIlsy, also mean.
But n thought comes to me-
EcvelatIon-flnc ideey
1 can get one In trice
II for Help I advertise.
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PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
and repaired. Estimates submitted on
request. Phones 3299, S. l.. Matt. &
Mfg Co, 1873 w. 1st South. 22S
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i9ixl15l CORNER. NEXT TO CovEY
FLATS. AT S225 FOOT; HOUSE RENTS
FOR sl9 Mo, IDEAL SITE FOR STORE
AND MEAT MARKET.
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SPIRITUALISTS

medium: readings daily. meetings sun
day and Thursday evenings at p. m,
nj PSI S. West Temple. d2920
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LADIES OF THE MACCABEES-S
Lake City hive No. meets every first
md third Monday. p, m., o. o. F.
hell.
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ATTORNEYS
SKATES GEOUNI

Ell ECTRIC HOLLOW GROUND. KEYS
also made and fitted. Jones. "a Rich
ards st. t63
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, OSCAR
Groshen. sales agent. 22l Main street,
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always In stock. nl5S0
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40xl22 CORNER, ON 1ST SOUTH. BE-
TWEEN IND AND 3RD EAST, AT $3.50
FOOT.
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MACHINERY

PIuLEYS SHAFTING. HANGERS. EN-
gines, boilers. tables. hoists, compress
sors, motors and pipes. j. NJ. SVEN,
SS6 6 9d West big
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LITTLE & LITTLE.
WITHOUT DOUBT WE HAVE THE
| MOST ATTRACTIVE LIST OF PROP.
ERTY IN TOWN.
THE WISE ONES WILL BUY NOW.
READ ALL THIS AID.
THEY ARE ONLY A FEW SAMPLES
FROM OUR LARGE LIST.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
| COR. 2ND SO. AND 2ND W., FACES
M ANP 81 "a a. S2ST w61 wER E03T EHIs SITs 1S
| THE CITY.
Rent ST'iS FOR SIS S. PER NO. We VERY tli.c CLOSE
| IN-S1S. 900.
sox1e5 ON 4TH So. BET, MAIN AND
| PURCHASE OF 400 FEET AT $500 PER
FOOT EASY TERMS.
5ox115.. sRD so. BET. 2ND AND SRD
WEST, $3.50 FOOT
100 FEET ON a PAVED STREET. }
(BTsINEss 5i:l o cENTER T -S WORTH Fs1 $50 $50 ooo q
! WITH AND 3-STORY BUILDINGS.
WORTH /, At IT,. LEAST s.S $50 900; ALSO $50
TEEIST vEEI 2N ETT REHR sTHEET oR2H T9T fAXG6
TOTAL ACTUAL. VALUE S154, 900 WE
| CAN DELIVER THE WHOLE PROPO-
s5I5GR PR N E0H SsSST0 SET AAD ADG sPIw PER ES ES
NET IF THE VACANT IS IMPROVED.
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
1l5sxls2 FEET. CORNER, ON FIRST
! so. NEAR IND F.. WITH l6-ROoM
| BRICK STEAM HEAT. . BATHROOMS,
SEWER. $50 PER FOOT.
5Oxls5. CORNER. ON STATE NEAR
5TH so; $3.50 PER FOOT.
155xi27 AND RIGHT OF WAY. COR
NER lST SOUTH AND lST WEST CDR.
GROVES's CoRNBR), al 5000 FooT;
| PAVING TAX PAID.
49ixl15i CORNER. NEXT TO CoyEY
| FOR sl9 MO. IDEAL SITE FOR STORE
AND MEAT MARKET.
TWEEN md AND 5RD EAST, AT $50
| FOOT.
s9x1s5. ON 4TH SOUTH. BETWEEN
STATE AND 2ND EAST. AT s3O0
| rs FEET ON SOUTH SIDE BRIG
HAN BETWEEM STATE AND 2Np
| FOOT
2osx1ss STATE BETWEEN 4TH
s2Sl22. WITH R; OF W: on VEST
E. AND N.-Ss9O0 A GREAT BARGAIN.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
s-RooM FRAME. BRICK LINED,
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LIGHT. WATER IN HOUSE. IT'S
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5-RooM MOD PRESSED BRICK. on
r. IND SOUTH; CEMENT WALKS,
MANTEL $3.50.
2Sx5, COR. 2ND so. AND 12TH B
THE PRICE is VERY LoW-sa50.
s;RooM PR; BRs PoR, BATH. To1-
CELLAR. SHADE And FRUIT TREES:
LOT 2iyfh AND RIGHT OF WAY; \. z.
AND YOU'LL BUY IT AS SOON AS YOU
SEE 1T. EASY TERMS.
NEARLY NEW; cor. LOT 2bx16 NEAR
STH E, AND 18TH so. s27OO'
TERRACE. VERY CLOSE IN ON sRp
LARGE I.AIS CORNER LOT you COULD
Is S27 900; EASY TERMS: PAYS 9 PER
| CENT NET, AND WE CAN SHOW YOU
HOY TO MAKE 1T PAY 10 PER CENT
GROOM PRESSED BR.. FINE BARN,
| SHADE. ETC. TIE LOT 50Nl5I TO AL
5-RooM PRESSED RR. q YEARS
OLD. P0E. TT RATH' F; L., BARN, AS ETc;
| R, G. DEPOT; $4,000.
LITTLE & LITTLE,
| UNDER NATL BANK OF REPUBLIC