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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
RUSHED TO HIS PRIEST.
Dying Man Meets Clergyman in Mid
die of Lake.

Spokane, Wash, July 4.-Rey.
Father Purcell had a grim but victor
ious race with death on Lake Occur
d. Alene, east of Spokane. Arthur
McQuillan was run over and fatally in
jured on the Micah creek logging
railroad Knowing that he was ABOUT
to die McQuillan asked for priest
He was placed upon Il special train
and hurried to the lakeside, then
transferred to a launch and started
in the direction of Occur d Alene City.
In the meantime Father Purcell had
been telephoned to, and he also
rushed to meet the incoming boat
The two launches met in the middle
The dying logger was transferred to
The boat of the priest, who admin
istered to him the last Offices of the
church. AS the priest spoke the last
words of the closing prayer Nc
QuTan, with sigh Of relief, died
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
NO SCANDALS THERE.
Secluded Place Whose People are
Strangely Isolated.


Spokane, Wash, July 4-There is a
tract of land lying between Baker
and Malheur counties Of Oregon
where no taxes are paid, where none
of its residents votes, where there
are never any scandals among office
holders, because there are nc office
holders, yet where peace and quiet
seem to reign as generally as in COM
munities which are supplied with all
these Injuries. Whether allegiance
should be paid to Baker county or to
Malheur county no one knows. There
fore the residents scornfully refuse
to identify themselves with either
community. Years ago there was a
dispute about the boundary Inc.
which never has been settled and
will not be until the matter is of suf-
ficient consequence to call for new
surveys. This, however, may happen
soon, for property there is bec3nu
more valuable and there aui =
a community already established.
None of the alluring fights of fran
chise has tempted these people to
leave their seclusion on election DAY
Not even the direct primary law
which recently was tried for the
first time in Oregon had any effect on
Them. They govern themselves IN
patr arch fashion, and seera to be
just as happy as any other com
munity.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11

entirely destroyed. while more than
20 roofs or upper stories burned.
Twenty persons are missing. The
fire Waterman, who lived in the
church steeple, sounded the electric
alarm. but his retreat was cat Oft
Three workmen who were repairing
the clock. also persisted, and 80 fire
men were wounded, two dangerously
At late hour last night the flames
were still burning, but We're under
control. and their further spread Is
improbable.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
New Railroad comnanu.

Springfield, H., July 4.-The Edo
ra1o, Jackson & Southwestern Rail
road company which proposes 10 con
struct a railroad from Eldorado
through Saline, Williamson, Jackson,
Union and Alexander counties to the
Mississippi river, was incorporated
yesterday. The incoroprators and
first board Of directors are s. r
Brush. Car0ondale John ColD, Car
terville: Charles Agent, Barton s H.
Rundy and Charles E, Owen, Center
vile,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
CANNED GOODS.

Beef trust revelations are described
as "revolting' SO is the public.--New
York American.
The consumer knows right now who
will pay the cost Of meat inspection
Philadelphia ledger
1t is no secret, either. that those
elegant green peas are colored arti
fcially.-Chcago Tribune.
The livestock dealers appear to have
handled also an occasional dead stock
Richmond Times Dispatch.
Very properly the beef trust kicks
like steer, but not like the sicklg
ones they can.--Duuth News-Tribune
There world appear to be wide
spread demand for a good, reliable
vegetable sausage.-Pittsburg Gazette
Times.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11

St. Petersburg, July 5.-All doubt
of the existence of an organized mill
tary revolutionary league, which IS
inspiring mutinies and uprisings il
the army, has been set at rest by the
discovery of the seal and documents
Of the league during a search of SOL
diers attached to the staff headquar-
ters at wilma and detailed to varlo IS
regiments of the third corps.
Martial law was proclaimed yester-
day at Odessa on account of the fer
ment among the troops there. The
ministry of war has received tele-
grams TO the effect that serious mu-
tiny has broken out in the second and
third battalions Of Tiralleurs and the
first railway battalion at Askabad
1t originated in the now familiar way
of the arrest of soldiers, and their
comrades demanding their release
and the formulation of a list of griev-
ances, including demand for removal
of officers and their replacement by
men from the ranks. The mutineers
set the governor general at defiance
Reinforcements of infantry, cossacks
and artillery have been dispatched TO
Askabad forom Merv.
Agrarian disorders continue in the
central and southern provinces, a des-
perate encounter took place between
the police and a crowd at a public
garden in Tulla, and many women and
children were among the victims
At Matviefka there was a regular en-
gagement between cossacks and peas
ants. in which several persons were
killed or wounded.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
Convictions Under New Auto Law.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, July 1.-Two auto
mobiles from Chicago were held up -
the authorities for exceeding the limit
of speed, the chauffeurs were arrested
and fined $15 and costs. The occu-
pants Of the machines were Paul d.
Kelley and two men named Hubbard
and Babcock, and the Misses Margan,
Cooper and Paldinci. One of the cars
was Of French pattern and said to be
Gf sixty.fcur horse power. 1t is said
this machine was being driven TO the
limit when interrupted The other
car exceeded the AUTHORIZED city speed
limit. The party was bound for Rock
ford when arrested. These arrests
were the first of the kind since the
ordinance limiting the speed Of auto
cars was passed.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
A Delicious Joke.

Why are you boarding up all your
money? Why don't you let your poor
relatives have some of it before you
aie. 50 that you can see how happy it
makes them"
NO. confound them" replied old
Grinderson, Pm going to hang on TO
il til the last minute | may live ], .
enough to help bury SOM of my re.a-
lives who nave been W.---1g for TWEEN
IS years that I'd die, and it'll be such
n delicious Joke on them if they have
to end their lives in poverty after all"
Chicago Record-Herald.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
Bic NATURALIST
KILLED BY AUTO

Buffalo, N. Y, July 5.-Prolessor
Henry A. Ward, the noted natural
scientist of Chicago, was killed by an
automobile yesterday, here.
He was one of the most widely
known scientists in the United States.
Meteors (mineralology and geology
were his speciality.
He was the founder and for many
years the head Of Wards natural sci
ence museum at Rochester, N. Y.
Gathering and distributing scientific
specimens was his life work, and he
has been called the king of museum
builders. He was born in Rochester,
n. Y, March 9. 1884, and was married
in Chicago nine years ago.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
BAR ZION CHILDREN.
Factory Inspector Will Not Allow
Them to Work in Kenosha.

mem 70 Work m Nen0sha.
Kenosha, Wis, July 1.-THE doors
of Kenosha factories have been closed
to Zion City children by the orders Of
Wisconsin state factory inspectors
and as a result twenty-five Zion City
children were forced to quit work.
The children were working under
regular permits issued by the county
court here, but Inspector D. D. Evans
of Racine held that it was not in the
jurisdiction of the court to issue these
permits on account of the fact that
these children live outside Wisconsin,.
Several of the children were support
ing their parents by their wages.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
OLD HAMBURG CHURCH BURNS.
Carelessness of Workmen Said to Be
the Cause.

Hamburg, July 4.-St Michaers
church, one Of the most interesting
buildings in Hamburg, was totally
destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
The fire broke out in the steeple.
where workmen were repairing the
clock, and is supposed to have been
due to carelessness. The confiagra-
ton spr ad rapidly and the building
soon was destroyed. The flames Ia.
ter attacked houses in EngIische-
Dlanke. Boehmken Venusberg and
Muehlen streets. The Schaarmarkt,
which was a wooden building, burned
rapidly "A small Baptist church was
also destroyed. IN all y houses were
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
JERRY" DUNN, DIES OF CANCER.
Known Widely at Horse.Races, Prize
Fights and Gaming Tables.

Known Wlueiy al 7oTsS-haCes, FFlZe-
Fights and Gaming Tables.
New York, July 4.-"Jerry' Dunn
the sporting man, is dead Of cancer
of the throat at his home, Clinton
stree, Elizabeth, N. ]. The cancer
from which he suffered several
months was caused by excessive
smoking. but he continued to smoke
until a week ago. Dunn was 63 yea 5
old. He and his wife, who was Miss
Louise Nagle, of Boston, returned to
Elizabeth from San Francisco, where
surgeons operated on Dunn. He and
his wife escaped, partly dressed,
from their hotel after the earthquake.
Dunn was born in Ireland, reared
near Elmira, came to New York when
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
Shocked.

Those Italians who left the vicinity
Of Vcsuyius out Of fear and landed u
San Francisco in time to be in at the
earthquake we're shocked at the
way the old earth treated them.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11

BIox-" Singleton declares he would
rather fight than eat
Knox-"N, wonder He occupies a
room furnished for ligh' housekeeping
and does bis own cooking"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11

And now Grover Cleveland viii
drop a nook INFO Wisconsin waters
Some Of the uncaHght fsh stories viii
90 well to wait for the distinguished
angler
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
CRUSADE AGAINST
INDIANA SPORTS
TOM TAeGARTs SPORTY HOTEL
RAlDED.
ATTORNEY GENERAL ACTS
Stops Operations of Leading Resorts
and Causes Arrest of Attendants
Alleged That Children Are Allowed
to Gamble in the Places on Slot
Machines.

Paoli, Ind, July 5.-Attorney Gen
eral Charles Miller, on instructions
from Governor Stanley, yesterday
filed quo warranto proceedings in
the Orange county circuit court
against the French Lick Springs Ho-
tel company and West Baden Hotel
company, asking that their charters
as corporations be revoked, that they
be enjoined from permitting gambling
on their properties and that receiv-
ers be appointed.
The suits are based on charges
that the companies have allowed
gambling to take place in the casinos.
At the same time that the suits were
filed here, officers headed by Sheriff
Maris raided the two casinos at the
hotels, arrested the attendants and
captured a large amount of gambling
paraphernalia, including 10 SLOT ma,
chimes. The operations were direct
ed personally by Attorney General
Miller.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
Cabinet Discusses Crisis.


A meeting of the cabinet called by
Premier Goremykin after his return
from his visit TO Emperor Nicholas
at Peterhof, began at 1920 last night,
the ministers having been unable to
assemble during the day, and contln-
ued until late into the night
No authoritative announcement of
the reason for calling of this extra
ordinary midnight conference or its
decisions is obtainahle at his moment.
but there is little doubt that it was
connected with the change in the min
istry
Hints dropped by constitutional
democratic leaders Indicate that over
lures for their participation in the
ministry at the present stage have 10
do with mixed cabinet under the
leadership of former Minister of Ag-
riculture Yermoloff This, however,
is regarded as utterly impossible,
their unvarying answer up to the pres
ent time being that nothing but 4
parliamentary and responsible mir
istry under a constitutional demo-
cratic premier will suffice, but the
Associated Press has strong gound TO
believe that the constitutional demo-
Gratis, in spite of the, protestations,
will participate in a ministry under
Ivan Shipoff, former minister of
finance, if he can be induced to ac-
cept the premiership Yermoloff is
Quoted as saying yesterday that he al
ready had been invited by the en-
peror to form cabinet and that it
was possible that he or former Minis
ter of Commerce Timiriazef may be
the next premier if the emperor, as IL
altogether probable, declines to make
full surrender to the constitutional
democratic professions.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
SOLDIERS
IN REBEL LEAGUE
ALL DoUsT OF MUTINoUs oRGA-
NIzATIoN REMOVED.
FIND SEAL AND PAPERS

Search Reveals That TrooPs Are En-
gagged in Systematic Uprising
Cabinet Crisis QUESTION of Great
.doment at Russian Capitalism
peror May Gr-nt New Ministry.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
Another Policeman Murdered.

Warsaw, July Another police
man was killed last evening by ter
rorists. A patrol which hurried to the
scene of the murder fired a volley,
killing a passerby. Every policeman
now has been withdrawn from the
streets. The police demand the dis
missal of the authorities.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11

The National Civic Federation
elected Franklin MacVeagh Of Chi
cago chairman.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-07-11
Taggart the Big Gun.

Gillum. The gambling furniture was
taken in charge by officers. A hear
ing on suits for injunctions and re-
ceiverships will be held tomorrow.
Thomas Taggart, chairman of the
democratic national committee, is
president of the French Lick Springs
hotel. The officers found a number
of guests playing keno at West Bad
en-. One guest jumped through
window, but the place was surround
ed. None but the attendants were
arrested.
T. G. Deery, manager of the casino
at French Lick. was arrested. No
one was playing when the officers ar
rived. The Colonial hotel at West
Baden was raided also and some gam
bling paraphernalia secured. Roul-
cite and faro tables were found at
all the places.
The complaints against the hotel
companies are practically the same.
In each complaint it is alleged that
the defendant has violated it's char
ter.
Children Allowed to Gamble.
In the French Lick complaint, aft
er describing the hotel property and
casino, the complaint alleges that
men, women ana children and the no
tel people do then and there game
and gamble and make bets and wagers
on games of chance on the result OF
speed and skill of men and beasts
furnished and exhibited, registered
and recorded therein; and large num-
bers of boys and girls between the
ages of 10 and IS years visit that ca
sino and are there permitted to and
do gamble for money on the slot ma
chimes, OF which they are permitted
to play nickels, dimes, quarters, halves
and dollars in money"
1t is also alleged that children also
ARE permitted to and do visit the sec
ond floor in the casino, where roul-
cite tables and wheels and klondike
games, faro tables and bookmakers
tables and other gambling devices are
kept, exhibited and run, and where
large sums of money are wagered, won
and lost by people there congregated,
openly and in plain view Of said
children, and said children are also
permitted to mingle and associate
with game keepers, bookmakers and
gamblers, as well as the better class
of people,"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
OWN A HOME.


Hero are q few from our list to select
from.
Very fnc pressed brick house, well sit"
uated on S. e. stories complete bath.
furnace etc, strictly modern. lot tOXl29
10 alley No better value can be found
In the city and would be good buy for
50 600. The owner gives us price Tor 1e~
days only OF SSOo,
houses we ore building on Third and T;
one is now completed and another nearly
ready We can arrange suitable terms.
Very pretty broom cottage modern
brick, near Ninth East: lot iox123 to al
Icy; $500
Nearly new p. brick, rooms. hall. pam
try etc lawn, hedge; lot p9N92 on n.
" attractive home for railway man.
We shall be pleased TO show you this;
everything about I, good and in perfect
condition., price only $3.50.
In good court close In. on 9. W.; We
have Groom p. brick, modern house, for
Nice s-room frame house. Post street;
large barn, fenced. shade, lot ooxlh to
u''ey' Si''' VACANT LOTS.
4 vacant lots near 18th E. and 10th So,
lots on Emerson ave, 10th e and 10th
SsxleS on sth E, and Attn So, for 500.
Sxl0 rods, 7th e. near tth So, II, 100
Soxle5 It srd So near ar tth 90 E;S sSz desirable
some good lots on Sth SO. near sth w,
from SEQ: for sale on easy terms,
lots left on our plat, 18th z, and tth
these are sold nothing VIII be left at such
price in this attractive and desirable dis
trict,
PETERSON r E. INV, co.
$50 Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
A RICHTER. REAL ESTATE,

A RICHTER, REAL ESTATE,
l9 West lst South.
6-rodS frontage, corner on West 1st
North, and 5-room brick cottage, rooms
downstairs. 2 finished upstairs. big
barn, S22oo 500 cash, balance per cent.
Near 9th West and lst North, 5-room
water In house, good barn, $3.50
4-room modern cottage. south front, Bird
South near 7th West lot 35xl+O feet, TO
on West Temple. near 9th South, g.
room modern brick cottage, 60x1io feet
TO alley, for $3.50.
ern brick lot 75xl$5 feet. It's elegant and
up-to-date In every way, for 5000
On Srd West near 9Th South. S-room
modern brick cottage, 5xS rods OF ground,
Sx1o rods on 7th South near End West.
s1I06
4-room frame Srd South near sth West,
+ox14O feet The owner asks $1,000 Would
like to have a bid He will take less.
on Windsor ave, near 9Th South and
9th East. a i-room brick cottage, electric
lights and water In house. lot 50X157 feet.
for s2lOo. It's worth $500.
Near llth South and 4th East, 6-room
modern cottage, lots. It's modern and
those shacky houses offered for sale In
that locality, but built by the owner for
a home and kept in f1rst-class repairs.
1890 Terms can he arranged
On 9th East near 18th South Sx25 rods
and 4-room frame house, with quite
few fruit trees on lot. An elegant place
for chickens, Sl2Io
over an acre OF ground with e-room
brick house on 18th East near car line
for 5000 cash.
lots. 18th South and State St, facing
west. S325-
1st West near LIST South. 96XlS2 feet md
right Of way. with 1S-room building VIII
go at Sl0.500. Ground is worth the money,
On 18th East near 1st South broom
modern brick cottage, cement basement
under whole house. The lot Is small so
is the price $500 $3.50 cash, SIS per
month Including per cent interest.
on NJ ct. $500 for Groom modern q
story residence. furnace heat It's a bar
gain.
on 4th st. 6-room modern. 2-story
brick furnace. all fenced. In first class
repairs, 5000 Terms can be arranged.
More modern homes on my list than all
agencies combined. IL you arc looking
for any kind OF a home see me
a RICHTER, 10 West 1st South st
Phones SAL ys23
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

1rTrT,STI - JoD0cc~TS<c-~- S~C><c-~-~-~-~~~~~>~
LOTS. LOTS.
List No. 2ao5-6x10 on st, near $th. for
$500 rod; cheap,
No. So2o-2lAxl0. south front on Srd St,
near L. $500
No. S1s5-21ax7 and right Of way, north side
Sth St, near Z, for $500.
NO SossISSXmll5 m feet, cor, 7th and X sts..
No. S571-6x5 rods. south front, blocks
east OF postoff1ce. for only 5000
No. S5!0-5N10 rods, near Capitol grounds,
$500.
INVESTMENT.
Double house. rooms each side; mod
and close TO knutsford; only 5000.
BETTER THAN RENTING
No. S550-lSl So 10th East, 4-rm. Br.:
good lot. $3.50.
nearly now modern bricks.
southeast We charge nothing for
the lots they are on. SEQ about
them.
No. 3449-6th e. and 7th So, e-rm. house
and lot, only $500; $500 cash. bal
ance at 500 per month and no in
terest.
No, S476-725 So. sth East, Arm. house and
barn, only $3.50: terms
No. 3476-725 So. Sth East stylish Arm
house and good lot; only $3.50,
terms.
No 345s-5-rm- br cot. on L ct, near 1st
st; terms, only S2l00.
NO So So 18th e. 6-rm. pr. br. walk and
sewer In; worth $500. but must sell
per month rented all winter for
TUTTLE BROTHERS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

OUR MOTTO:
eulCk SALES IN REAL ESTATE"
Read the following and see II you can
nna ~ what y9q want; 4 not, call on us
~ ~ ene new Herald building and we will
eo0s,dS eo0T you what you are looking for. We
eonsiuer ~ no trouble TO show our Gus
them
Lots near Ninth East and 18th South
streets. 500 apiece: SIS down and $40 per
month, no interest, Can you beat this for
the location and prico7
4oxl32 feet with l5-foot alley, on Ninth
East and Sth South; easy payments. $s75.
2tax7 rod corner on III" and Ninth
speets. facing north and east; easy pay
ments; $50.
coEneE on West Temple street. Just
500. '" 'e''' ''1>i''' '''i'''
No. Ts4room frame house on East
Bighth South street 3X10 rod lot. near
9th East street. 81, $50
No. 1E--room brick cottage on 10th
East street between First and Second
South streets. $3.50,
No. 1Ss-5-room modern brick cottage on
Ninth South street between 4th and 5th
East Streets terms easy as rent.
$500.
These are just few sample bargains
and we have any amount of them In all
parts OF the city II you cannot find what
you want in the above list. call on us or
phone, If you want to sell, try our motto
by listing with us; we have the buyers.
ANDERSON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT co.
Rooms 31o-3ol New Herald Building
Both Phones 47+- ySn
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MEEES & LYNCH.
3lo and 3l6 Atlas Block.
Pal1 hTQ-V

hEEkS & lynch,
3l6 and 3l6 Atlas Block.
Bell 1J9-Y,
s3lco-8-room modern home, cost owner
$500. Porcelain bath. etc, 75Xl50 lot.
corner OF Kenslngton and State. lot
town. must sell.
s250o-5-room modern brick. ino lot,
Terms
s2o0o+-room brick, pantry. closet cellar;
fine lot, Terms
s1SQ--room new white pr. brick on 7th
East,
SGco-7-room modern brick. south front
age lot 3xl0, on 1st street
S3700-S-room elegant modern white
pressed brick, 9th East
s2600-6-room rustic, 2hX10 lot, barn. etc;
house modern, on 4th East, 9TH So,
Vacant Lots
21ax5, 9Th South. 3rd East sl2I5; olax7la
on 10th East near End South, $3.50. sewer
and sidewalks; 3xl0, Second South. near
11th East, south frontage, sl250, 3x9 on
11th East near lst South. $l25o; 3 lots 7th
South, near river. $40,
72 lots in Poplar Grove at $50 per lot,
70 lots In Poplar Grove at $50 per lot.
100 lots join Poplar Grove. $40 each.
l60 lots join Poplar Grove, so each.
% acres join Poplar Grove at S325 per
acre, lots selling at $l25 each.
9 acres Poplar Grove $500. A big snap
Lots are selling at sl25 each Joining this
ground
17lk acres north of Utah penitentiary
Street cars stop In front; only $500 per
acre, lots sell for $50 Joining this.
Mceks & Lynch.
3l5 and 9l6 Atlas Block.
Bell. 2519-Y, yrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-10
NOTHING BUT SNAPS.

NOTHING BUT SNAPS.
Vacant Lots.
slno-5 by 10 rods, facing south on Srd
street. near S
s25oo-Only holf-block from joint bldg.
Ideal location for double house.
S316o-For beautiful SO IT lot on Brigham
St, facing south.
s00o-Coruer OF State and Tth So. A mon
ey maker,
Homes
s67o1-Handsome 1o-room residence on ard
So near 9Th E. Everything modern
and as good Is new. Be sure to
SEQ this
sS5oo-lo-rm. home facing so on Second
street Up-to-date and comfortable,
In fine condition.
S30po-New modern 5-rm, home 9th
East between 9th and 10th So. Mod
ern plumbing, complete basement.
large attic. pantry, $50 mantel, ce-
mont walks and shade trees. The
best home for the money In town,
Easy terms.
WilsonSherman Co, 50 w 2nd So,
Tel 1872, ySS5