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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03

A flat boat paddled up the Mis-
souri, River from St. Louis to Kan
sas City recently and noH big
shout is going up from the river
Improvement advocates fer Uncle
Sam to appropriate several million
dollars for aiding navigation on
the Missouri. The inpror evs
should give ns d little detailed ia
formation as to the results Of this
recent trip, how mnch the boat
earned, and whether there is any
disposition on part Of the public
to patrcuize river traffic. Il LOOKS
too mach like q case of graft to
ask the government TO begin
dumping millions into the Missouri
again Just to keep one little boat
moving. If there is any money in
river traffic on the Mississippi and
Missouri, what's the matter with
those who are making this money
attending to the deepening of the
channel and jerking the snags out
of th o bottom.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03

We would like to know where
Mr. NJ. r. Smith, the Democratic
nominee for Congress In this dis
trict. stands on the question of
maintaining tariff on lend and
lead ores. This is Il vital PROPOSE
tioD to the people of the district,
and one on which Mr.. Smith
should make himself lucid.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03

after hi inauguration TIE Advance
Agent o Prosperity called ali ex-
IRA session of Coge' ass to "proIll-
Iy correc: the exiting cond:t.0c5. "
And bow promptly these cocai,
tons were corrected. By July
24tb, 1897, the DiDs'ey hi!. hs,.
passed bnth Houses and hat been
approved 5y she President, sad
every yea: since ha5 tooa rrosp2r-
.sy aoapod upoa prosperity, .1iZa,
er aud higher bacause the people
have had faith IL tie Eo.,4 t,.car.
party ana confidence n its poll.
c.ce. VIVA, Il change Las co::lo
10 oul country and our cecrie
siaco tia, campaign q ten yea:s
age. .1'ha. Ial. the Target crop ii
corn ever harvested brought the
farmers iosa than S51o, 900. 900
This year crop not mach ievger
will bring tee farmers more than
double .ho amount they got il
1890 IN manufacturing tne eat
pu: is fully double thu IT she s5!;
Of 1896, and 10 transportation, in
merchandising and eTory branch
OF l.,instril.! activity. 10 averv par.
ot oar country, "o are enjoying
twice Ri. thrice the blessings an3
benefits that cama uDleg Demcc-
racy and free trade ter years ago.
The question IS; ohal, we continue
them, Or shslI rye elect a Demo
cratic house Of representatives and
take the first step towards & re
turn to the awful conditions Of ter
years ago. Il w;l! be for She vot-
ers to decide OF November Gth,
and that decision will bo emphatic.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03
Uplifting Labor.

Since l,s very Inception the Re
publican party has been logislstlng
in every Congress FOR the n!:!ifs-
ing Of labor and The het.evinc pf
conditions for all working classes.
Through our tariff laws the work
ing people Of the United States
have been protected against the
cheaper labor of tho outside world,
and wages to-day ere from two to
ten times ibe amouu: received else
where. Through oar tiuaucia!
Legislation, the 'vage-oarnar nas ai-
ways received fut: .,-:::..s. .:ro
his savings ana inpest:noE:ss AaH4
been fully protect Eo: orEg
have wagcs constantly lncr-as ii
and hours Of labor been re,:uce!
but sanitary conditions have been
constantly improved! and insDec-
ton ana !iupll,y !uws nave given
10 our working mea and wonica
conditions and advantages beltGr,
very much better, than il any
other country,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03

Our Democratic friends assert
that this years election vii! be a
landslide to their party. WI!
this prove to be the case: If so,
ii would be evident that the people
had laid down on prosperity, that
they have had too much good
times and are longing for the re-
turn Of the herdships and distress
that always follow the success OF
the Democratic party II national
politics. Such an act would DO q
strange exhibition OF pe1versity
and foolishness On part Of the
American people.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03
Cape 0.rardeau
Centennial;
Celebration
Ocxobes 9 10 -. 1906
spEGit. FEATURES.

TWO L.UMINhTED PAkADES,
illustrating TIE History Of Cape
G.Tardcau.
FLOWER PARADE, CIVIC
PARADE.
EASSED BAND PARADE.
INDUSTRIAL EXHIbIT
~ the Fair aud PARK Association :
new C:uJ nou-e.
HISTORICAL EXHIBIT
O Old ana Valuable Articles Connect.
ID with the Early History Of
Southeas. Missouri.
\ GOVERNORS DAY.
Attended by the EyocutiveS Of Mis-
sDuri, Illinois ard Arkansas.
ATHLETIC CONTESTS
AL3 t4ig F2o,Aa.. Gaue Al the Fair
;1-oua:i~.
J.aNI CONCERTS
Morning. Afteraoo:s and Evening
a PRESS DAY.
CONVENTIONS EVERY DAY.
ANNUAL COUNTY FAIR
GreatestEn Southeast Vi issouri, with
unequaio5 Attractions
.Los E1es and Spec.4l Excursions 90
a.. Rai.rass ana Steam boats.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03

The Independent likens our ef-
forts for reform as the weight of a
fly in aiding a wheel to 60 round.
Perhaps so; but is not this much
better than being an inert y-speck
on the wheel, to which we must
Hken the assistance Of The Indepen-
dent in that direction.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03

Pride in his record should lea 4
the voters of Washington county
to give its favorite sou, Hon. NJ.
b Rhodes, congressman, a big
lead over his majority il the coun- :
ty two years ago in his race for
reelection This year. Let our
Democratic friends bury their lit.
tie party prejntiices in this instance
and give support TO tho son Of old
Washington county. Nuke it SOC
Asejority.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03

New York Democrats have uom-
mated VIM. r. Hearst for COVER
nor. Mr. Hearst will now put in
his best licks to put a crimp in the
Bryan presidential boom. If
Hearst wins in New York this
year be will haye Bryan down and
mi.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03
Irc.i.-s = AL IN.

Tie pc:fss vafyaE.1e IoQis1s are
ahoot IL il. Their 1ard9 are he.na
s,.!5 r-pi -. 1;ie,c aonu't:s= Trs,;a the
g -tram%nt .re decreasing, AID wf Z
they % draw :hoi- heao-rigut money
The young ereks hurry 20 the Join:
towns AID squenGer il il Lr!nKi1g ard
gambling. already rhe Indian traders
who form erly gave the rad man IN
-nmitat nFedit, are tightening rhe reTn1
4atz establishing more OF d cash basis
II -Le:f 1ea.su ss.-Eol1cn fKan }
EscOrdar
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03

Paul Stensland, the Chicago
bank wrecker has been railroaded
into the penitentiary for bis
crimes. In view of the haste with
which his punishment found him
it is almost needless 10 add that
Stensland did not have any Of the
stolen money left.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03

Ibis thing Il evetyDntJ beng
so busy that sney hav eu's tire -
do anything else hu. nocs -, Their
Jobs, naturally !.a>is on - ask
some questions. Why IL liz con
dition Of Aifairs true 70 ,::ay, ,4s;,;
who made i, so: 10 give 4 true
answer. q mar na- got &c -;',4<g,2
III political matters.
NJ. Democrat. diG vor eve,
stop ,u,i read eho reading "n ttli-
sigu- -boarti' D.d yHn ever sorn
tl1o alanni OF you: !iov.cr aod let
you- thinker think d fsH thoughts
about tho important. question,
DID Won @veT get III IT. enc -iHe u
The road and listen 'o ;i,~ trr7ic %
prosperity ~ It :i!ls The alG with
Ia.e.Jilrrs !. only as:t .r> bcmu.
crate thi- question, a. . take = ror
grantes. ,nnt every :'eC2'':jcan
who reads tA;s lccsnru il Guic 10
seo the point AZ, aint,oz AZ
Who makes pros. ..etity anyway
Why is il that everybody who
wants to woi.s to -.ay has 70: vora
to do and a. good wages: Why is
it that prices Of most all farm
products are good' Why IS it that
the railroads hre Al. crowded with
irntiics Why is il :ha, the gov
erniDent is cot Issuing bonds L.
pay running expenses. Why IL ii
that we have no CoAeY nrm.cs
msrching on to Washington de-
manding work to keep from starv
alton! Why Is it that the fagnei-
are not being sold ont Of house anG
home; Because they Aave got
money to pay their :nA"-. WY
is 1t That corn is not relItug d. IeE.
cents Il bushcl' WIZ Io II that
the gold bugs nave nr; y,n t.
mort gage o1 ever body III 'he
community.
There are Two reasons why 81!
these things nrc thus. Gaze Is ,iiui
the Republican pn:'y IL in power
in the nation. The other Is '',st
the Dcr!ocrats simply eo:d !ie7
about Hh..' the Rel, ,,ut',:caos wna.ci
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03

Democratic rule is usually fol-
lowed by goods for home nsump-
tion bearing the brand, made In
Germany, England or France, as
the case may be. Under Republi-
can rule those brands are not SO
conspicuous, the American laborer
supplying the home market him.
self,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03

The veiled profits of the Waters
Pierce Oil Co., according to MIR.
Pierce himself, have been between
400 and 500 per cent annually. Do
you see where your "Uncle" John
Rockefeller got his hundreds of
ynilliona5
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03

Now that the Democrats have
nominated their county ticket here
We trust the candidates will follow
the advice of their party organ,
and use no stronger method of in
fluenoiug the votors than giving
whoops for William Jennings
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03

We wish TO say to our nelghbcr,
the Independent, that while we
feel that we have "ca'led the turn
very neatly, We do not think it in
cumbent upon Us to carry ont its
own threats, as it has suggested.
What surprised Us greatly IN the
independents article last week was
the editors admission Of fami!-
iarity with the accounts Of local
saloon keepers. 1t is pretty certain
that neither the journal nor its
political friends would be given
access to these accounts. Hore is
a fact that proves Our contention
that some Democrats here stand
closer to the whiskey element than
do the Republicans.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03
n 4 YOUNG MOTHER AT 70.

young 81 70. Twenty years o: intense
suHei5n9 fr0GI Dyspepsia had entirely
disabled he., nLtl. SIX ynonths ago.
ahen she began takin, Electric Bit
-ers, w'iirh have com nletely cured her
auu :cstorea Tue strength ara activity
-ge ,aG ir t.le primo CT lite, writos
rio, " L. IIpa.:i"k, oi Dapforth,
NJ Greatest toJat!ve med cine on
20 g,.Jo. ssrts StH"aru, Liver and
HidroF- tight, ru,'tiCs the Blood, and
cares Malaria. H.li"lsn.,ss ara Weak
u4es Wcn&ay:n, Nerve Tonic. Price
&c ulaTaGteed hyS r. 'tnurman &
IT,.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03
DANGER FROM THE PLAGUE

There's grave danger from the
plague OF Coughs and Colds that are 20
prevalent, unless you take DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds Mrs Geo. Wallis.
Of Forest City, Me-, writes: "It's .
Godsend TO people living 10 climates
where coughs and colds prevail.
find it quickly ends them. Itprevents
Pneumonia, cures La Grippe. gives
wonderful relief In Asthma and Hay
Fever, and makes weak lungs stfoug
enough TO ward of Consumptioo,
Coughs and Colds SOC and $I.O0
Guaranteed by S. F. Thurman & Co.
Trial bottle free.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03

&c if :hsy got control cf II. GOV
e:nmeE.. I'ais u.aT so2n,, a We.
oit abrupt 70 some Democrat, hut
i is .ha tru.h y e!,uv Tccket.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Dor Railroad and Warehouse Commits
sioner,
E. w. FLENTGE
For State Superintendent OF Schools
J. U. WHITE.
For Supreme Judge.
tLong term.}
JOHN KENNISH.
(Short term.l
JAMES T. NEVILLE.
For Congress,
MARION E. RHODES.
For State Senator,
W. P. ELMER.
For Representative,
c. N. BANTA.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
S.. NIPPER.
For Presiding Judge, County Court,
L. A. PAGE.
For County Judge-1st district,
T. II. B. PAUL.
For County Judged district,
o. S. MARTIN.
For Sheriff.
J. w. COLLINS
For Collector,
JAS. r. WHITEHEAD
For County Clerk,
Fl. HAWKINS.
For Circuit Clerk,
J.W. HOUSTON
For Treasurer,
n. F. ROBINSON.
For Probate Judge,
JAS. A. HENSON.
For Coroner.
DR.. G.. P. SMILEY.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03
.hFEntcn EuFta the Uerla,

i%n"'platge. 1t ia saiN, ~h1- Gins III
:aCcde'' !lat HcnT:es IS s1c result
~ 9esaatica. ARA hy actrGEi5n tae
"-nE:H "a Hc1cd, :,4rsfcenttv NJ mao
IL, - "a t,s2 Blind azlti :o:ao,;2 tus>
,nc''1 .! tsa 0'ls.,'ea !"or'e. atten-
t'vs 81 ,:.st to tJ.iy wrcuee ana the
;Hc=i,.,!:eics Of ':horty Nie:tnus tho
atte.t4oa II iD''.ytl:c'i and collective
F:'sg,ie- norh.nls gcs.a iorwarj Oh ii.
eaYsa % f',., of oh5gcNs ana s62ss TIA
c"}:ct: :on 1-szzt be forced ,l3,n The ont
sic. or G"I.herately cxrccisct. fFu1
;hs 13s,la, .atcEe caytntnS so21 O.
All ca = ;io7@. It :s the tustne -
NJ the good Dan = study man: os
atET"ct.G @:t<'E,;.cl: = Ec:ri c2oscs -
necessary het'eiracn2s. and 81 aii t1as
= e. a.. ;2reir alJ 'v.sao=oia8 y.
t..',: 4'aer4s.:ne ''tarr4rtol au<s !1r,ll.h
tt-1cD--# sfr*>,,,. " -G+nt1.f2
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03
SPECIAL ONE-WAY
COLONIST EXCURSIONS
To-
CALIFORNIA,
THE NORTHWEST
and OLD MEXICO,
VIA THE

AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
We offer the following worry low
one.way special rates from points
named below to the principal
points in California, the North
west and Old Mexico.
From St. Louis, $1,000
From st. Louis to Helena, Butte,
Anaconda and intermediate
points, $23.00
From St. Louis to Spokane, Uma-
ti!la and intermediate points,
$3.50
From St. Louis to Portland, t.
coma. Seattle, Victoria, Van
conver and intermediate
points, $4,000
From st. Loui, to points in Old
Mexico, S27.00
Also low round trip rates.
Through tourist car service.
Tickets sold until Oct. 3lst, 1906.
For rarticulars see agent or ad-
dress Daniel Dclauv, travelling
passenger agent, St. Louis, Mo.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03

Democratic love for the welfare
of the people lies in the unsatis6ed
Democratic appetite for public Of
fec.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03
i, =. U4uirs, asc,,l Ge:nian-
tssn"--s:.o .:l~nrunce -. ~ New
; =. See !.im .ort:;e ,iturance,

,-.';:.r = - ,..,r''t: '.t.r: al 1rHr-l.;1s
49,. al.ali.r::s - t::rni :,ut 10 .,I",
(: i'@lrE'- Honey ana: ':4c E:.i:- /, eli se
y;..,' -,,15;a} ut 3. ID !: STEPS ll.e .ntsy Ii,
nea:5 the lungs Ani prevents aeIi9us
rG~s2!s- ff";.; 1, cold lures Il grin;,e
a':.is,:' Hnc Dferef:- 3neusnou.a aud
c'.':-'.Gtpt..., c'uta;:is IT, nIIntaa
IT, ..il't.s' j. IL ;cli-w package.
-'.f..5.. sui.~tttusa-. f'itv drug store.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1906-10-03

.Lo9 E4Ies and Spec.al Excursions on
a.. Rai.raEs ana S.eam boats
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OFFI(
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PROPERTY.
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The Sterling, 4, 5 and Or
and b apis. $50 to "a. 90
The Louisiana, 81. b. Sc
The Alabama, 18th and
N NV, 4. 3, Or and {
apis. .$81 10 to IS. 90
The Maury. Non, 81, b60. 90
The Regina, Not Or. b46.0 &C
The Regina NOS, Or. be. SC
The Van C0rtlandf,
No "a, Or, b. .....zz.5c
The MauEy, No 81,
4r. b. ............40.00
625 18th NV, Or, b. 40. &C
9l7-91D n T Az. 4r.
b. apts. $32 to 1000
The Regina. No II.
slss B aoime:d ~, i ir sDS
6r. b. apts. SIS 80 Z 50. 80
The Avon, 18th and Cal
I'd. B & Or, b apts, IS. 50
$s7. 30 and $se. 80.
7 NV bet 18th 4 18th. 3
i Or q b apis, $50. 20
to &S6 80.
The Elberon, nth and
Col I'd. 3 q er, b apis,
$3.50, 50. 80 4 $Se- 20
1887 10th NV. zr, b. 81. 90
500 18th NV. Or, b. $3.50
1854 Girard NV, Or, b85. 50
1887 10th NV. Or, b. 81. 90
The Stoddert, Or, b. 50. 90
3A09 18th NV. Or, b. 83. 80
500 nth NV, Or, b. .83. 80
1874 Irving NV, Or, bS2. 30
1912 Irving nv, Or, b, 81. 80
1854 Girard NV Or. /. az so
1745 willard. Or. b. 30, 90
B & q. No 8. Or. b. so. 90
B ee bet 18th and 18th,
br, b. .$22 and %. 90
Mass av se bet 18Th and
18th. Or B b apts. %. 90
3O7 r NV, Or. b. q. 80
"B & o." No 2, Or, b. 90. O0
78g Gfrsrd NV. n. b m. 81
"B & o." No 4.6r. b. 1e .Oc
658 Morton ne, q. b. 16, 80
1920 G ne, Ar, b. ,..1b.Oc
111S G ne. Ar. b. IL. 90
Quincy ne. Ar. i. ants II on
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House 2s15 and II Ontario road. rooms
House IA D at. me-, rooms. .......... 500 so
House l46 d st ne, rooms and bath $50. so
THE McLACHLEN REAL ESTATE & LOAN CO..
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FOR RENT-62T MORRIS ST. Me- o ROOMS
bath, cellar, 5000: 62S 9th st. me-. rooms.
bath. SIS. 80; 1877 Fairmont ST. NV. s rooms
bath $2o.50. G. W. WEBER. 1885 (base't).
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FOR Remit. J. MILLS COS 9Th ST. NV.
1918 18th NV, ST. b. 81 Sol 124E Fl ne. I'd nat so
"a ne. 11r, b. .30tc 1927 ne. 6r.. IA. 30
u Fla av NV nat 20 &C 1926 Gales ne, 6r 1000
2S1s Champlaln ave, dairy. 1000
Rear 121 11th n.e stable, suitable for auto. 7.60
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405 9Th ne. Or, b.. 1880
10 @ NV, Ar, b. 1890
1887 E NV, Or, g, w.12.O
FLATS.
1918 Cedar br&b. .25.0
1910 B Sc, Or. b. .@.@
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BY J. L. KOLB. 923
222 N Cap, 16r. 2b. 800. 00t
1649 K NV, 12r&sto 90. Dol
1925 s NV, Or, b. .30.50
PIT G NV, 6r. b. ..27. so
1155 18th NV .Sr,g,w.28.W 90
1877 B Sc. 6r, b. :. 1T. 90
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RENTAL AGENTS. BOND BLDG.
1925 Vermont ave., II r. and b.; will be put
in fine order; front, side and yards. .$65 90
1871 Irving st., II and 2b. fine order. s55. 90
$40 18th n.w Is T. and b.; fine order. 5000
Ill st. s.e., 10 rms. and b.; fine order $50. 90
2O07 I St NV, 10 r. and b.; good order:
fine. roomy, delightful summer home. $45. 80
1904 at. NV, Tor. and b. ............ $45. 90
S12 st. NV, rooms and bath: will be
put in good order. Observation-Disclosures $40. 90
227 II me-, 7r. and b. newly papered. $25. 90
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is5S sy, ior ~ 90 1913 18th NV 1877, b. So. 90
!sZt ev, Tor. e-Io.Oel iT4e o NV I2r b. .S7a 90
isoS Euclid nwer. b $3.50 III 9th NV I2r b. So 90
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FURNISHED.
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1871 De Sales NV,
10r and b. 90
1874 y NV, 10r-b. 45.5a
a05 @ NV, f0r&h. As. SO
1876 18th nw.itir&h. $2. SO
2el7 10th NV. 1ar&b. ~ 50
1912 L Cap. Tor, Oh 20. 90
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1879 9th NV, Sr&b 20. SO
Petworth. D. G. er&b25. go
FLATS.
Sol1 Dumbarton
av. g. r. 3d.. 500. 50
I76l Willard. 6r&b. 26, so
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1719 18th NV 12r. rs. 00 615 Orleans pl Dr. so
12t Sc. 11r. ...45 6o Store, 1877 9th NV. .3S 80
1904 Q NV. sr. "a so Store rooms, 7as 9th NV
1903 18th NV, IT.. .25. 50Ofhce rooms SIT 10th NV
472 o NV, Sr. 49,. 80. 60 ONCE rms Warder bldg.
1142 9Th ne, 6r ;. Is. so Rooms 1901 ST. NV
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UsT. eos I4TH ST. NV.
1913 Lincoln av, Or. BIC. 80
1130 Lincoln av.7r. b20.50
1912 Kirby, Or, b. .17.M
1904 9Th, Or. 1890
APARTMENTS.
1899 14th. Or. b. :. AS. so
1919 L. Or. b. %. SO. 90
Darlington. 5r. b. . .35. 90
"Coywood." Ar. b. 80. 90
202S N Cap. Or. b. . 20. 30
9l4 14tb. Ar, b. -. rs. 90
2620 &. Or. BILL 90
lola 18th ne. Ar. b. 1850
OFFICE ROOMS.
COS 18th. 2r. "a d. . 10. m
1909 F, 1r. .........12.W
STABLE.
& 924 N Y av 10. 90