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SUMMONS.

III District Court, Cass County, State
sof North Dakota.
C w. Darling, plaintiff, VS. w J-
5Lorshbaugh, AZ Z. Smith, Arthur g.
Lewis. county auditor. Melvin S. Mayo,
county treasurer, and all other persons
unknown claiming any estate or interest
lid, or lien or encurnbrance upon the
property described q in the complaint,
defendants Summons
The State Of North Dakota To- the
above named defendants
YOU are hereby summoned to answer
complaint in this action and to serve
q copy Of your answer on the subscribe
sers at their office iii the City of Fargo
within thirty days after the service Of
this summons Oh you, exclusive Of the
day of service. and in case you fail TO
appear or answer. Judgment will be
taken against you BY default for the re-
lief demanded in the complaint. which
will BE filed in the Office Of the clerk
sof said court at Fargo, North Dakota.
Robinson a Lefpke.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Above entitled action relates to the
northeast quarter Of section twenty-five
25) IN township one hundred forty-one
(I4I9 Of range fifty (5o), III Cass
County, North Dakota.
January 20, 1906.
81 Robinson & Ienlke,
'AttoEneys for Plaintiff, Fargo. N. ID.
Feb 28, Mar. z. "A, z1, a6s April Nj
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GAS FRANCHISE WAS {
GRANTED In MINOI

Minot, N. D., March a8.-An ordin-
|ance granting the Minot Gas Light, Fuel,
Heating & Power Co, a franchise to
operate within the city limits of Minot
for a period Of twenty years, was passed
on its second and final reading at a
meeting Of the city fathers held last
evening. The ordinance was approved
BY Mayor Roach after its passage by the
council. pg5 ii 5}3 y.g%
Consulting Engineer Crabbe of Fargo,
who will superintend the construction
|of a sewerage system in Minot, was in
structed by the council to draw plans and
specifications for sewers to be construct
led. ..S$s Z 4 es y ~ l.@ I. N y VI III
An ordinance was also passed at the
last evenings council meeting, giving
/ the members of the local fire department.
|police power at all fires. This ordinance
contains section which provides that
the firemen getting the apparatus to the
scene OF the blaze first shall receive the
sum Of SIS. % @ .5a
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28


A severe cold that may develop into
pneumonia over night, can be cured
quickly by taking Foley's Honey and
Tar Tt will cure the most obstinate
racking cough and strengthen your
lungs. The genuine is in a yellow
package. H. H Casselman, Lion
Drug Store.
Less wear and tear on your laundry
work. Send your entire laundry to us
and have it returned sweet and clean
at a very small COST Our system en-
tirely eliminates the necessity of a
dark Monday at your home. We give
your cloths less wear and tear than YOU
would give them yourself. Rough dry
work 6 cents per pound. Phone 600 for
one Of our wagons. Dixon Steam Laun-
dry Co.
An eastern publ islling firm recently
put out d new edition Of Shakespeare )
works, to- be sold through subscrip-
tions. Al few days since tlley were
startled to receive the following letter
from a New York business man: Dear
|Sirs-aLast week ordered a set of
Shakespeare iii eight volumes Upon
receipt oil same find that the works
are dranatized What want is
Shakespeare in prose. This is un-
|doubtedly an error of your shipping
clerk Kindly make the exchange at
your earliest convenience s.
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RET,URNEDl FROM Z LISBON.

Fort Ransom, IN. ID, March To
The Forum Christ Sandhie returned
from Lisbon Saturday and resumed his
duties iii the postoflce.
Standing Rock X r. S. met last Sum
day. A good attendance, and a good
programme was rendered
A M Highness went to Nome Mon
day and returned with the heating filr-
mace for the Hauges church, which will
be put in immediately.
Henry Peterson of Minneapolis who
has been in charge of II. 5. Lovelace's
grocery department since last fall de-
parted Friday for the twin cities. MT.
Peterson made many friends while he
was here, and they would like
to see him stay We wish him good
luck.
ATT the annual township meeting here
Tuesday the following officers were
elected for the coming term; 5. r !. An
|derson, superintendent, three years
Christ Larson, superintendent, two
years; Hans Berntsofl, superintendent
one yeary Andrew Peterson assessor
All. Olson, treasurer K VA Saiter,
clerk Justices of peace A j. Olson and
HT Walker constables, Tom Thornp-
son and X. .M. Sailer road overseers,
District one, Peder Nilsson; District two,
.. M Olson; District three. Iyer Enga
District four. Gregor Guttornison The
meeting had a good attendance, and the
general business hour commenced At I
10 clock nl and was very lively, with
discussions. 1t is Il great favor to the
board 10 hear the different opinions
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28

4 IA { : 81 =.
given last night BY the band boys was a
success and netted them an income of
about $48, Their programme was SPLEEN
did and everybody had good laugh.
The boys extend their thanks to all, and
especially those that favored them with
a number on their programme. ~,
a. Sad news reached here last night, that
Ole Slapgaard, aged 24, who some
months ago went to ST, Paul for medical
aid and care. died at the hospital there.
The deceased is son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
III. Al. Slapgaard of this place. The re-
mains will arrive here today or Monday
via the n. p. r. r.. accompanied by the
father, for interment here in the Hanger
cemetery. Our sympathy is with the be-
reaved father. mother and sisters, who
are left TO mourn the loss Of a loved
SON and brother. .~% Cor. S.
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!. BARRIE.

% Barrie, N. D., March 27.-To The
Forum: Don't forget services Sunday
lat 5 o'clock and at 7:3o, BY Mr.. Young
|of Wahpeton. You have most cordial
Invitation to attend. s.s
Our new town officials met at the office
of the clerk on Tuesday to qualify. They
are as follows: Supervisors, K. Lybeck,
IL. 'Tvedt and Almon Eugen; clerk, v
Morgan; assessor, G. A. FSletmoen
treasurer, A. L. Morgan; constable. C.
Hope Morgan; road bosses. No. I, NJ
Tyedt; No. 2, c. Houlson; No. 3, c,
Tyedt; No. d, Ivar Marken.
Miss Cora Steoner was the welcome
guest at the Morgan residence on Sun
| day W. f
Our friend Ivar Marken, the banker
and the new road boss for district No
Ia, left for his old home at Sunnyside
is. D., Saturday to visit friends and look
Iafter his farm at that place. Mr.. M
| will be absent two weeks.
A pleasant surprise party was held al
1.-THE home Of Mr.. and Mrs. V. Steven:
| in honor of Miss Graves thirteenth
birthday. A most pleasant time wa:
| ihad. l.. ~. =. 4
II At this writing little Lewis DefklN
Iis quite i'll with pneumonia. DR.. Bear
Twas summoned Sunday and we hope tc
learn of the little ones rapid recovery.
Saturday night seemed to be the not
led night for Barrie's young people tt
Itrayel east some to attend the surprise
lparty and some to Walcott, while other
lWete bent on other pleasures in the east
IAlthough the night was very dark ant
1.-THE. wind blew wild, we are pleased tt
say no one was hurt, though. some hat
la hot time following the road and wer
delayed somewhat like Great North
Tern hyer. 4 AZ ,s.@> !. 4. Cor. B.
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LISBON.

/ Lisbon, N. D., March 27:-To The
Forum: Since the equinoctial storms,
the first part of last week, we have been
favored with fine spring-ike weather.
Major Buttz is home from his win
ter's soiourn at the capital city. He
spent a part of his time visiting his aged
father at Buttzville, N. Y !.
Mrs. Elder returned last Saturday
from Fargo, where she was called by the
sickness Of her daughter, Mrs. Shepard.
A. R. Stone, accompanied by his
bride, arrived home last Friday. The
happy couple will start housekeeping al
the pleasant little home of the groom.
Viii Cramer of Fargo visited with his
mother for a short time last week.
2ss& J vi Ee " u Cor. L. @s
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28
Articles of Association
Horace State Bank

Know All Men By These Presents, That
we, the undersigned, have this day asso-
ciated ourselves together for the purpose
Of Incorporating, under the laws of the
State of North Dakota. a Corporation to
be known by the corporate name Of Horace
State Bank, and we hereby certify that
the objects for which this corporation Is
formed. are: General Banking.
That Its principal place Of business shall
be in the Village OF Horace, County Of Cass,
State of North Dakota; said town having
a population of 200 Inhabitants;
That the term of It's existence shall be
twenty-five years from and after the date
of it's Incorporation; ga. =.
That the number of its directors shall
be three, and that the names and residences
of those who shall be directors and serve
as such officers until the election of their
successors and their qualification, are:
A. IL. Tweto, Abercrombie, n. D.; 1ngval
Johnson, Hickson, N. D.; Nj. A. Hendrick-
son, Abercrombie. N. ID. IL. e.
The names and places of residence OF the
shareholders and the number of shares held
by each of them are as follows: e.
a. X Tweto, Abercrombie, 40 shares;
Ing. Johnson, Hickson. 40 shares; NJ. A.
Hendrickson, Abercrombie, 20 shares.
That the Capital Stock Of this Corpora
tion shall be Ten Thousand Dollars, divided
into One Hundred shares, which may be
Increased from time to time. as may be
deemed expedient.
In Witness Whereof, We have hereunto
set our hands and seals this Gath day OF
February, A. ID. 1906. 4.
Il ~ Al. K Tweto, (Seal)
Ingyal johnson. (SeaD
rs n M. Al. Hendrickson. {Seai) 81
Signed and sealed in presence of M. O,
Tweto, g. II. Korsvik. q B # , q
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
i County of Isichland.- IS. 3E'
On this 9th day of February, in the
year Al. ID. One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Six, before me, a Notary Public, In and
for Richland county, North Dakota, person
ally appeared A. rs. TWeto, Ingyal johnson
and NJ. IA. Hendrickson, known to me to be
ltha persons whose names are subscribed !tt
1.-THE foregoing instrument and they sever
ally duly acknowledged to me that they
executed the same M 8 & y #
/ Witness my hand and official seal this
oath day Of February, 2; 1905. 4. u.
l tSeaD @. ii. Korsyik,
My commission expires June 23rd, 1908
OF OFFICER AS nc
/ AMOUNT OF THE PAID UP CAPITAL
| STOCK OF THE HORACE STATE NH
ssta BANIS NJ is55. .i e s}l
IA. IL. Tweto being duly sworn. depose'
and says that he Is the Identical persoI
soeiation OF the Horace State Bank hereto
Lattached; that he is the president OF sait
State Bank; that the Capital Stock OF sait
lAssociation ais stated In said Articles II
Ten Thousand Dollars; and that the sait
State Bank has in cash the sum Of FiF'
Thousand Dollars paid up Capital a. II rIsaso Stock
President Of the Horace State Bank.
lSeal) ~ G.. H. Korsyik,
Notary Public, Richiand Co, N. D. !
i Ny commission expires june 23rd, 1908
i ID. Mar. z. IA. "a. 2sl
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Ian Maclaren Rev. John Watsor),
author of Beside the Bonnie Briar
Bush, viii be resident of Pittsburg
next year. He has been engaged Al
lecturer extraordialary III for the Western
. Theological seminary and will deliver
4 course Sof lectures tllere. He will al
SO act as state Il tlpply for the FIRST
Presby yterian church of Urionto oWn.
The church has been vacant SINCE the
resignation Of Rev. Asa Niillhollaild q
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
SCHOOLHOUSE.

Sealed bids will be received by the
school board Of Barton school district
number three (3) for the building and
construction of schoolhouse at Bar
ton, N. Dakota.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the clerks office, Barton, Or at the
Office of the Grand Forks Herald, Grand
Forks, N. Dakota. Also at the Office oi
Hancock Bros architects, Fargo n. Da-
kota. S
All bids to be in the hands Of the
clerk of the district not later than
O'Clock D. M, April 9. 1906. 3s.:
Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Carl Hilberg, Pres,
John Brusven, Clerk.
Hancock Bros, Architects.
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OF OFFICER AS nc
Il AMOUNT OF THE PAID UP CAPITAL
STOCK OF THE HORACE STATE 33Ej
NOTICE FOR Bl.l. NIX BOOKS.

Notice is hereby given that the Board
sof County Commissioners of Ward
County, North Dakota, will receive seal
ed bids for biatik books according to
schedule on fileaiti the Office Of the co,in-
Is auditor Bids to be opened at 2
O'clock, April end, 1906 Each bid to
Be accompanied by certified check to
the amount Of 10000, payable TO the
county auditors To insure entering Of
contract Successful bidder to furnish
bond of $Iooooo for the faithful per-
fornlance Of the contract.
The Board reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids
Given BY order of the Board Of Coun-
tn Comnliss sioners and under my hand
and seal this 8th day Of March. 1000.
IN. Fabrick,
County Auditor.
Mar. III, 2I, "a
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28
Organization Certificate
of the
Horace State Bank

Know All Men by These Presents. That
have tbis day1united ourselves together to
form nm associotion for CARRYING on the
business of banking under the. laws OF the
State of North Dakota and have adopted
and eyecuted Articles Of Associafioni I'm
tlmpIicate. for that purpose. and have duly
forwa rded n conv of such Articles TO the
secratarv of state of North Dakota that
we do hereby under our hands make and
Ale the following as our Certificate of Or
naniZat,on. -
First The name of said eornoration Ia
Horace State Rank = -. =, -
second: The place of where the business
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THROUGH 10 oURIsT CAR

Service to California via Chicago. Great
Western railway. Cars leave Mime
apoiis and ST. Paul on four days Of the
week, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thur sday. For full information
apply to r. r. Jones, r. A, Fargo. N.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28
The 24th Annual Series

of the Fargo Building Association will
be issued April 1st. Subscriptions for
shares of stock Of $50 will be taken at
the Office Of 3, P. Loughs secretary. The
association has money to loan on city
property. a. n II. & {.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28

COLDS CAUSE SORE THROAT.
Laxative Bromo Quinine, the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy, removes
the, cause. Call for Sthe full name and
look for signature Of E. w. Grove. 25c.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-28
ONE WAY coLoNIsTs RATES

Via Chicago, Great Western railway to
points in Arkansas, Kentucky, Louis
lana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kansas,
Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, Ok
1ahoma and Texas. For full informa-
ton apply to R. r. Jones, T. A., Fargo,
M. ID. #gs1s.., Sta 4AJ st. ',.s.
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Mar I'd, ri 28)
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-07-31
During the
Month OF July Of Each Year,

Which
OF
o. Yer
y gkh nnge1 savings apparent
: 10 e ii
! % al
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HENDERSON SERIES
For Srm-.r Hs4tirs

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CONTINUES

The movement ia Seattle tide
lnndH has materially hbatad and to-
day bot little was doing among the
real estate men No reports % big
sates we're given out. bat u IL an
nouneed that some big deals are OF
the road Heal estate men HaY that
another boom VIII ha experienced tu
the nest few days. and somstbing
sensational may be looked for. HsFs
efal important deals IN the north
end ~ the city are pending, aud II
h. probable that something lofinite
as 10 future railroad movements
will be indicated by the new pur.
rhaneH.
A a. Johnson announced this
morning that he had disposed - .
biE lot ~ tide land property north
81 Ballard snd the demand TOT this
class ~ property wuH still good
other real estate dealers announce
that things are q little Hlos during
tho early part 81 the day, bat the
general Indications point 10 gew
move beginning tomorrow or the
iast %, the week
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THE THEATERS

Miners Americans. playing al
the Seattle this week. are better
than some Of the burleaque people
recently seen at this theatsr
They are better because they are
less vicious.
The show what there IL Of IL T.
cleaner. but IL is cheap and stupid
The only relieving feature IL the
olie Of vaudeville Interpreted be
tween a Yankee Doodle Girl and
Willie Gets the Yankee Doodle
Girl
A. for tbs Yankee Doodle Girl. :"
the iess said Of II the better. Some
Of the worst transforming actors
who ever struck Seattle are includ-
ed IN this aggregation. The come
diam. wander himieaEiy back and
forth upon the stage. isefinE AT a
bunch Of chorus girls. who make
some attempts At singing
At the beginning Of the entertain
msnt last night the loser floor 81
the house Vas about one.thifd filled
With spectators. drawn By untruth-
fuI allowance notices published Ia
the pApera Before the hocns pocua
ended however. fully oue-fourth 81
the audience. including many Of the
women who had sseartH. rose from
their hratn and left. The two repre-.
seniAtiVes OF The Star remained 10
the end
There Ii no occasion for any fur
Their description uf Miners Ameri-
cans
They will continue To trump the
boards AZ the Seattle for the re-
mainder ~ the week
II IL extremely unfortunate that
Mr.. cort. manager OF this theAier.
has signed - many Of these mis-
erHhie hurieaaue shows for The win.
ter. They are not the Kind that the
people who patronize the thsaiera
want
Louis James wtn Eive his only
presentation 81 The Merchant %
Venice 81 the Grand tonight
The RaHeian Connie Opera com
pauy Nlil open 81 the Grand Friday
evsuins Ia ri CAPTAIN The MI
kados Nill Be piaYsd Saturday AZ
tsfnoau and evening.
The Royal Hawaiian auinistie
Trio. Hofu'n Dos IIippoarome.
Trisxda ard Robinson. Pete pnns-
xoffh. and many more attractions
are at the star.
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a MISTAKE
WAS MADE
ACCORDING TO Gill CITY LtoHr PLANT Has BEEH n,.
ACID. WIRES sGIHo STRUNG ~ SUBURBS nsrF., y
BUSINESS DISTRICT, WHERE MONEY is

Councilman giil took a slap at the
liRht department last HRht in
council session aud criticized what
he termed WaH bad business man
aEetneut IA neEieetluR the business
portion 81 the city to extend the
lighting service into the suburbs
I de- hot believe good business
management has been shown 81 The
operation 81 this depa ftnent.' he
Haid. Il seems 90 me that there
has been n tremendous amount Of
mouef spent for the results that
have bsen attained n appears 10
ius az II this desire 10 extend the
service out into the residence Sec
lions IL needless drain On the
funds available. while the business
district has been overlooked almost
entirely
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The Ffokth 10 the sub,,,,.
it"v" come naturally in fls,. aA'aii
Councilman Hude ana -.
took grruHion 10 impres. .,Fhifa
minds 81 rheir fellow fae,ot, Inn q.
the iiEht department vas ~. hai
cfirir and That unless ,ts,s. !
provided from o. bond t.,,, ts's
soon II would be bahsrupt ~
win Nee, Again.
= % not want 10 sla.s,.,
proposition continued Al. Ne
Der from The Third ward .s sa
would like 90 yet more infs,,' -a
from superintendent Ysungs = J.
what the department ~ setgsi,. =
Ing and what 20 actually re,,,.s. =.
II waH finally decided Ia ~
meeting - the council a.
miiies ~ the whole. on men ~,
uesday night ~ which time go.
inirndent Young viii 30 tsas.s. 49,,
30 present O. complete nta,s,ss,. !.
the clty'H lighting businen
tion VIII then be- taken upon n.
quest 10 place h bond issa. 49,.
the voters "a the coming s,se,,.1
The amount Of the propsses -.
viii be 100000.
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the victim Of foul piay. m. n.
lard police have been notified =.
q description Of the man ~,
given 10 the ssattis police
The city council wiu hala it,,
uinr meeting th,E evening
BIDS for 1000 feet Of 49,
hose f0r the BALLARD fire as,s.,
meut viii be opened this ssesl,s !,
the council I"
The subject - buying a new r..
horse for the Ballard fire d.,s,.
mcut 20 take the place o. ots 49,
has been On Tor several ysar, -
come up before the council tor,,ss
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ANNEXATION
IS QUESTION

IN al probability the standing
COMMITTEES appointed b. the West
Seattle Improvement club viii re-
turn a favorable report on aunexa-
tien "a Seattle. The club meets al
MadrouA hau in West Seattle. A
fun attendance II expected for the
people are much interested.
The city u Seattle. u Is said, viii
annex the srnall strip 81 land be-
tween the borders Of the two cities
and when this - done immediate
stepN ieukinE to annexation may be
faknm.
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For Ladies'

Every woman 81 refinement IN
sistH upon having only the beat OF
perfumes A cheap umeiiinE per
fume "a certainly not an lndieas
ton Of refinement The best per
fumes usually cost more than the
average woman can often afford.
but on Wednesday. At Bartelfa tao
stores. 90 and COG Second Ave
Roger a Gallet's Pcau d'Eapaigne,
Violet De parma. rivera 10 TREBLE
Pinaud'a Jockey Club or Lorraine =
Violet. oil 81 90 odors. will be sold
Tor Go cents other good perfumes
At a corresponding reduction. 80.
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The Latest

Styles Of Ladies' Hand BAGS have
lust arrived from New York. and
can be had at BartelTs Red Cross
Drug Store. clio Second Ave. OF the
Old Store. SOC Second Ave. on
"Wednesday. for from IS cents 20
slQ0. .ss
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Ruins Hair

Don't use an old hair brush I
will ruin your hair. and a von.si
chief beauty Is her hair. On We
nesday a 20 per cent reduciich Z
Ladies' Hair brushes viii Be "a,
az Bartelrs Red Cross store "
Second Ave. and the Old store y =.
Second Ave.
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man Is
MISSING

BALLARD. Jan. ss.--olaf Jacob
sen, IS. as North av.. who has
lived IN ballard for is years. has
mysteriously disappeared from his
home. lie left the house Sunday
morning. stating 10 his wife that he
was FnluF To collect Some money
aud would be back TO luncheon. but
has not been seen since. Relatives
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"Espsnd I, Down Town"

Down town here ~ whsre the de-
paftusnt can make money from itn
lighting and power. and from the
records Il appears to me a. u this
field had been neglected The
money should have been expended
b. the central part Of the town and
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NEw Y0RK sTocKs

NEW YORK STOCKS
Anal Copper. III IS. laa. iiei4
Amer. Sugar. i5i IL. its IL iitti
u r. r.. ~ 81. 90 Ia. ~ IA
Peoples Gas. i0l Is. 100 SIS iel \
hetrupols ...... .-.... lltl-A
Z. s Steel. Is SIS. ttl-t. ti&
Z. S. 8, pfd.. 1884. III IS. IL
Atchison. "a SIS. "a. 90
" a o.. ii6 Ia. rs "a. 1884
Can. Pac.. l75 -. i7t5-S. 1874
Erie. so. ~ SIS. 4sS-
l. a ~. 1853 81. i52. l59i-i
Mo, Pae.. los is. i0tl-{. iei
Penna.. ls7S-S. if5 SIS. 1854
Reading. le2 50. l5s Ia. let
Southern Pac.. T2l-2. 707-s =
81 Paul. lsl IL. iSs "a. 1914
Union pac.. 157 50. iSs IA. lHA
y. I. Cent. ...... ...-.- lba-A
Sales 20 noon. 992.S00
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20, asl.-R.si g.,.,.
MOd@no ate q
Priced
HOnm@S amid
BWildimgJ
Lots

q 10 Half acre u land. under euiti.
walton, fenced. near siscirir ear line
tstnena house water pipsd ~ ,.zei
$50 New Groom house, east - urssn
Lake aHd conveniently near tho cas-
line 30 cash. balance , years t6sl
to0 Three blocks from old Hsnton ear
iins at fofk station. lot eos 30 siih
small house. esiis-i and papsrsd only
he down. balance yery EASY tsal
lsih tfoarn house. built 1913. Near
tsufssn lake station nn Green
Lake car tns. iot e1sil0 with fruit
trees. small fruits. chicken houss
eUl
Iooa PRETTY LOCATION Tor a
home. hstwssb University car line
and tass near Denny ruhFmAH
sehaol iet cain terms. half cash
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sAe sFuafn house iat t0rlso. eonysn.
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beautiful view THIS price ls for
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