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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-11-14

E. T. FRANK, M. D. G.
; IGraduate of Chicago Veterinary College.
Post Graduate Kansas City Veterinary College.
Member Mimi State Veterinary Med. Assn.
WARREN, MINI.
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can he tel mef-om another when the
time comes
Fool, there will be no time, Were
the beasts ever more docfle? Were
they ever more Industrious Let thy
thief of a Banga aid TO pick UP and
carry that 9irder.''
Four elephants twined their trunks
around an iron girder and lifted It
pended for moment. and then Banga
let go, raised his trunk and blew a
trumpet blast But few men there had
ever heard the like before They were
men who had hunted the great beast
IN his wild state and had heard the
sound from a wounded and enraged
elephant In thirty seconds a scene
of industry was turned into hell Three
hunored elephants We're trumpetIng at
once Nearly two thousand men were
running and shouting Locomotives
and engines were blowing whistles of
warning For just one minute, and
then the great beasts broke loose, and
Banga led them all in his fury. With
one blow of his trunk he killed his
mahout; with a second he made q
corpse of the overseer who has called
him a thief. Then w. and down the
long dirt-fiIIed approaches the three
hundred behemoths raved They
struck men down as fast as they could
reach them Some they hurled into
the air and others into the nearby
tree tops. They upset the locomotives
rolled them down the embankments-
They picked up beams and planks and
girders and kegs of bolts and rivets
and sent them after
Ten minutes cleared the long west
ern approach Then hundred of the
beasts. moving as if under orders.
pressed forward to the big pier. They
tore down the structures occupied by
the engineers; they tore down the
store house and sent its contents into
the muddy river They tore out
braces and ripped out Orders until the
almost completed span went down un-
der their attacks Then they turned
upon the camDS"upon the stationary
engines, the portable sawmills, the
shanties, the torehOuses"upon every
thing that could be destroyed, and half
an hour before shutdown every beast
was in the forest and his bondage
broken
Fifty men killed and injured
great camp destroyed great work
damaged to the amount of 5000, 900
Il great work delayed five months. That
was the price paid because the great
sahib over all would not pay attention
to the rumblings in the throat OF
Bauga. the copyright
1907, by Homer Sprague-)
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MARKETS TODAY.
Wheat Opens Easier Because of
Situation at Liverpool.
Corn Easy at Start But Soon
Becomes Firm.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.
Cattle Are Slow TO Ten Cents
Lower.
Hogs Also Are Off Five to Ten
Cents.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.

chicago. Feb 7.-WHEAT-The wheat
market opened easier today because OF
the refusal Of the Liverpool market TO re-
spond to yesterdays advance here Later
the market became firm on a good de-
mAnd by commission houses Trading was
active May wheat opened 1sdAc to A1
&c lower, at l9GfS1sc. sold at 7sTsfr79c, and
then advanced TO 791zc- Minnea polls. Du-
lu5h and Chicago reported receipts of 3o4
Inc market was strong all day and
Witnin the last 10 minutes of the session
a sharp upturn took place, May selling up
10 S91-c from Is7sSTT9lzc, on very few
sales The close was strong and excited
with May &c higher, at S0QSo1sc-
CORN-The corn market opened easier
but soon became firm on firm cables and
light offerings May corn opened a shade
471zc-
The high point of for May was 47sse-
IN the latter part of the market prices
were steadier by the Condition Of the
wheat market The close was steady with
May unchanged at 47LQ47zsc.
OATSThe oats market opened strong
on coed buying by commission houses and
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Knnscs civ Produce NIarkef-

Kansas City, Mo. FEB 1--CIOse-
wHEAT-Recefpts today, 81 cars. Mar
lows: May, 1850: July. T314c; Sept. 72s4c-
Cash: No hard. T3d751sc; No. 8 hard,
e6Q74c; No. red, ISQT5c; No red, 671=Q
CORN-Market unchanged to 14c higher
May. 421sc; July. csc; Sept, 433sc- Cash /:
No > mixed 401zc: No mixed. +c; No
white 49, G431zc; No white fac
OATsNarket unchanged No white,
4ec. No. mixed 3S1zG5S74c-
RYE-Market steady. sOGJ62c-
HAY-Narket steady Choice timothy,
SIS 0GG5I5. 80; choice prairie G150412-eo
BIrTTER-Market firm Creamery, &c
packing 191zc
EC.T5S Market steady. sc
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Kansas City Live stock

Kansas city. Mo- Eco. -
Receipts TO-DAY 5000 head, including 800
head of southerus- Market slow. steady
Native steers, 81 25d66o; southern steers,
a 5GI5 8. southern cows s. 256t3-I3, native
T-7vvs and heIfers, s. 25@5 %; stockers and
feeders s. esa4 So bulls 81 og4 So q saIxe ss
western fed cows 81 75d425
HOGAReceipts today, 11.oo0 head Mar
ket 5G10c lower Bulk. S6.9oaIoo; heavy,
IS 95dT OH; packers, SS.eoQ7-oo pigs and
% 9ecefrIts TODAY 5000 head
xfs -I-s+ s+a.ar5v NTuttous "a 7567S 90; lambs,
e 1ss57T So rs1xe wethers. IS pG6. 50; fed
ewes 81 50G5 50.
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shorts May oats opened unchanged TO
1sc lower. at 491zd40ssc and sold at 4fQ
PROVISIONSLThe provisions market
was quiet and weak A ten cent decline
IN live hogs was the chief weakening
cause and there was a disposition on the
part Of the holders to gather in some OF
the profit made during the last few days
May pork opened TIC lower, at H1-4z1s-
Lard was down 19c. at SS.ST1z. Ribs were
down 15c. to 1z1zc, at So. sos ST7z
WHEAT-Cash- No red, 71Acs No .
red 74d76c; No. . hard. 76G7sc; No hard;
691zdT6c; No 1 northern. SSNS6c; No
northern. s1GS5c; No spring. 76qs4e-
CORNING , e3GD1zc-
OATaNo- 2, 39c; No 3. 5S1xc-
RTE@Cash: Sc
BARLET-Cash- 3SG59c.
TTMOTHY-March, $40
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New YORK Money Marker.

New York Feb T-MONEY-Money on
can easy 2Au3 per cent, ruling rate "a
closing bid "a, and offered at ~ per
cent Time loans active and easy; 50 days
41zq9 per cent 80 days. 3 per cent? six
months. 81 per cent
CLOSE Prime mercantile paper. 5LEd6z
per cent sterling exchange nrmer with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 s466
q4S4 for demand and and at 81 sesO0
$50 for 80 day bills, posted rates. - S1ls
and 4s51zs commercial bills. 81 S0zs
SILXER-Bar silver, sac Mexican doll
lars, 52Tsc-
BoNDLGovernme bonds stsadr
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Chicaeo Produce Market.

Chicago. III, Feb 7.-CHEESE-Marke
firm Daisies, 141z615cs Twins, 13G14c;
Young Americas. 14GIf4c-
POTLTRY-AIive drnsr. Turkey, 12c;
chickens. HE: springs. lie
TER-Market steady. Creamery, q
G3Tz%c. dairy, 1gN23c-
EGGS-Market strong At mark, cases
frCII1defi 15RaSc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-07

Wall St. New York Feb. 7-STOCKS
InSlgn1nctent changes from last nights
prices OF stocks realized from the opening
dealings today Small gains and losses
were quite evenly divided and transac-
ions were very light Gains OF IA points
IN Cleveland G. G and ST. Louis OF A
point IN National Lead and large frac-
tons in Great Northern preferred and
Denver and Rio Grande were the only
nctabls changes
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Sugar and Coffee DFartret

New York, Feb 7.-SITGAR-Rav suxar
steady Fir refining. 31-32c; Centrifugal.
g test, T-16cs molasses sugar. ? z-3ac
Refined sugar steady Crushed & ID.
powdered "a 20; graduated, $40
COFFEE-Marxet steady. No. Z Rio.
Tcs No. 4 Santos, Sc
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New YORK Proeluce Marker.

New York Feb 7-BUTTER-Narket
firm Official price: Held, common to ex-
CHEESE-New York state fun cream.
small and large, Sept fancy 1fzc; No
vernber 1s1zG14e; good to prime, 121-413c:
winter made, average best. 12cs inferior.
EGGSFirm- western drsts, &c. official
price fTrsts lie. seconds. 25lzd26lzc-
POJyLTRY-Affv quiet Fowls. BE:
turkeys Sc Dressed steady Western
chickens, IsGISc; turkeys 141r7c5 fowls,
SG13lzc
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She has a fine mind. hasn't She2y Re
rarkabIe. One of those minds that, when
you are with her. you can't decide which
makes you the more happy-tO listen or
to realize that you are not married to
her.''-Life-
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Chicaro Live Stock Market.

Chicago, III. Feb 7.-CATTLE-FEeceIp
today. 500 head Market dull Beeyes,
"a 1907 Is: stockers and feeders. S5og4 10;
Texans, So 60d4-50; calves, s6O0f11-I5
HOG+Receipts today. 33.Oo0 head Mar
ket Iac lower. Mixed and butchers. % lotq
7G5; good heavy, IS sod7.0 %; rough heavy,
IS 7edi6 s.; light. S. 70d6. 81; pigs, s51oq
$40; bulk of sales Sc &sd6- S71z.
HEFP-RereIpts TO-DAY 1900 head
Market steady Sheep. IS. 5O05. 10; lambs,
81 S5677. 65.
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Cotton Market

Galveston. Tex, Feb T.-COTTON-
Market higher, at lie per pound
New York. Feb. 7.-COTTON-SpOt cot
ton closed steady, 5 points higher Quo
tations per 100 pounds MfddIfnz upIsnfis
$11-e5; middIing gulf. s11-5O.
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Range Of Prices on Stocks.

FURNISHED by J. E. Gall, Commissions
Grains. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
Onice 10 W. Sixth St Phone 4Ss.l
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FURNISHED by the City Hay Market 4rI
- Quincy street,
PRAIRIE HAX-BaIed slLoo91-oos loose.
= tsTF1LFA HAY-Loose. S14O0.
Topeka Hide Market.
Topeka. Feb =
prices paid In Topeka this week. based
on Boston quotations.l
GREEN SALT CURED .11s
NO -HOHSE.--.. y -5Cl73-n
NO TALLOW.......-....-..
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Market Gossip.

FURNISHED by J. E Gall, Commissions.
Grains Provisions, Cotton and Stocks
Office 10 West Sixth street Phone 4S6. ]
Liverpool opening cables Wheat 40
zsd higher; corn I'D higher
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CHICAGO Markets,

Furnished by J. E. Gall Commissions.
Grains Provisions, Cotton and Stocks
Onice II6 w. Sixth St. Phone 1851
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Kansas City. Feb

4
CATTLE-Receipts today, 5000 head
Market slow to 10c lower
HOGsReceipts today. II, coo head. Mar
ket 5GDtOc lower Bulk of sales, Sc. S0Q6. 81 y;
SHEEPEReceipts today. 5000 head
Market steady
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Chicago. EeD.
Open High Low Close \

National Board OF Trade. Kansas City.
IFurufshed by J. E Gail. Commissions.
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and SHOCKS.
Office 10 W. Sixth st. Phone 4S6-l
Kansas City, Feb l.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-07

Kansas City Live Stock Sales Today.
TT-he following sales were made today at
the stock yards. Kansas City. Mo- and
telephoued to The Topeka state Journal
by Cav. Robinson & Co. live stock com
mission merchants, with offices at all
markets
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Topeka Szarketa-

BUTTER. EGGS POULTRY.
IFurnisned BY CoRe x Co. 10 ka.l- Ave
POULTkY-BrollerS. lbs. &c; mems.
Zoe; coarse, young ROSTERS, SC, spr.l.:
chickens loo; live turkeys. hens ana
Young xobblerS, 14lyI5c; old toms, lie.
ECSCs+tresh country &c
BUTTER-Fresh country 1S62zc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-07

"a few moments after had drank
n there began a pounding and thump-
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

lines It, 5Oc 1t. s.. co. 1 wk.. So l no. 81 -.
FOR SALE-BTsINEsS PROPERTIES
We have many bargain propositions to make
that will prove vastly Interesting to the man
seeking location for his own use. or the man
e 1rfss Fo k0sG
9th and T sts n.w.-->ot "ix100.
Near Iltl and F--itents si64; lot 25xiO0
9TH ST. NEAR E-I1xOS; well rented Sold to
II ST N.w-Rents SO: lot 2ixI7s; IL rooms
$40. 500: CAN LEASE FOR 5000 A YEAR
Sc. Coo: RENTING Yss voR Ok SIS a MoNrH-s,ors
property a ear line northwest.
4 VERY CHOICE modern L ST. store, west OF
10th to be sold at very reasonable price; out-of.
town heirs. wishing TO Jyide the estate; win sell
for less than $65.OO0: the lot Is worth $40. 900
and improvements cost 1000: at present low
rental per cent net i sai5 LIZ host
on + st; one located neuc the Ebbitt House; the
other r has s., frontage of l,3 feet =,
agonally across from ,ne Boston House" in the
heart Of the shopping district; a fine location for
price one fourth less than any property this
square; the lowest priced desirable business site
SOS, 600; leased at 81. so n year-A fine large
building on prominent corner west Of 9th 81.
NV; this price represents about the amount for
4 DEsIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY. rent
nf h S s and New york ori nye HF" near
$I5.OOO-7th st. ID; under lease; eK-
18th st-A valuable corner under rental at SIS
a month
18th st-Store aais: rents $50 a month;
hot-water heat; lot 25xl2J; alley.
9th st.-Store renting Tor sos u month. Price,
S1S,500.
So O00-Corner 9Th ST. south Of New York
ave.
VERY CHOICE.
Rentals for past years show net income OF
so 500 600 each year.
Price $4,000; pays over Sc net No In
cumbrance.
This property Is s!tdsted Of the best
business streets In the city. many OF the
largest buildings. chance TO secure n bargain,
STONE & FAIRFAX.
l342 New York ave
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FOR RENT.

UNFINISHED
922 Conn l6r $40 42l 1913 10th NV, 13r 1900
Once rms, I'd d. 1907 1919 VT av. 11r.b.. 1900
FURNISHED.
244O Columbia road. $l25 per month
We have large number OF very desirable fur
nished houses.
APARTMENTS.
ID floor 1892 Chaplin ST., Or. and b. SIS. so
jal5-2lts
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNISHED

FOR RENT-BY B. r. ).
9l5 q ! Nv NV. l6e. %. 500
400 18th. 2or.-..:.U.U0
1867 3lst NV, l4r, b. 90. 90
904 & Cap. Tor, b..60. 50
1897 10th. llr. b. ..3.13
IT'S 18th NV, 1G. b. 40. SO
1919 Mass nv nv, Sr, BIO. 90
coo Fla av.sto, dwg. IS. 90
I06 II ne. store. Or. 81. 90
Z Quincy ne. u. b. y. 80
NV cor 1th q Morton
NV, store & stable. 81 90
l12 II NV. Or. b. 20. so
l101 9th NV, Sr. b. .&.50
tsD 9Th, 7r. b, sta -. so
90 N Y nv ne. 7r. b.. Is. 81
ell Tenn Nv ne. Sr. b. $50
031 11th ne. e.. b..3.I
Once rooms at 612 y q
fal0-ff
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FOR RENT-173S RIGGS PLACE; JUST OFF
n. II. ave.: has HOT-W ATER HEAT, 10 rooms
and bath; a select location; a nice home; rent
REDUCED TO $4,000.
MOORE & HILL unc.). TIT 14th st. NV.
ia 9-sa m At
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INVESTMENTS.


H BSIcs THIS r rs
NORTHWEST.
LARGE INCOME.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
FOR s sAEE.5Sy5sIMES STORE PROPERTY.
hf FEieH Eo ss.s $500,
constructed; well located
See srS% e hs s s' Ss~ York
GoOD.PAYING REAL ESTATE.
OFFERED At SPECIAL FIGURES :,
this line Many come Il to Us: Many We seek for
the slightest hint that good piece OF property 10
You can study our lists win proat.
CORNER rus %; on 81 Zoo St lot so1io
Iii. cooNR Renting for 500 a month; modern
corner dwelling west Of i4th st.
sIs.ooo-Renting for 500 . month; four s-st0ry
'' sn, 5co~Renfing for $3.50 a month brick
s1o.6oo-5 brick houses. renting for $3.50
month; on a numbered street 49,,
$500 Renting for $40 a month; block OF
IS. eSS.hsntine for SOS. month: nearly new;
ro se?0SsT1WilaHtr fss vest OF 10th 81
H::Sas Fl so asA To''h on Columbia
$500 Renting for $50 month; new; corner
rooms; n.e.; GOOD 1NvESTMESTS
So 8SO-Renting for $50; 9th st. NV. south OF
n; valuable for business.
F sSs =: tie: s Of %, 1sa.
2fS sH" Tas 3 iss sig Renting for
a month An S-room dwelling, a lettered
street west Of 9th street. south OF X street vice
frontage; near Inca: short walk To o..
THIS rs GREATS. 600. Renting for $3.50
Brick store aud dwelling. Q rooms and bath, %
numbered street northwest. The owner claims the
property rents all the time. He needs cash; must
ANOTHER GOOD oNE-s65OO Renting for
SIS. Brick, q numbered street northwest Lot
29.6x95. Alley.
1000 Will buy two brick houses on a numbered
street northwest renting for &32 90 month.
-Four brick houses. renting for $40. Price,
$1,000. Always rented. -
corner store near 14th street. Price, $4,000.
Renting for SAT so month. Lot 1Sx100 Alley.
SO, 5O0-ReHting for $50: store west Of 10th ST.
good solid building with cellar.
81. 660-Rentfng for $50: 2-story and basement
bay-window brick. on 9th st, NV.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
DRESSMAKING SCHOOL.
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IILL lNC). 7i7 i4TH ST.

NJ offbD-
:7na T. NV. Or. h. $3.50
Quincy ne. cor I'd.
Is v ne. Or, b. 500. 500,
.nnz,Ion. d C. lir.30.@
1924 ID NV. Or. b. ,S.es
u n Y av. 7r. d. 81 ~
CO N Y nv ne. Or. b.25.1 -
ZIG 18th ne. OF. b. rs 20
1909 2tfh. Sr. b. $50
I'LL 9th nc. Or. d. .25.s0
III Quincy n. ar. b.25.0
Brightwood. 1r, la 800
1906 r ne, Or. b. .-.25.OO
6l9 10th ne. sto. DIV. 25.O0
542 Col rd. Or. b. .22.50
132 Todd pi. Or. b. .22.jO
Chsppeil "a. Sr. b.sta22.5 30
121 18th ne. Or. b. ..2i.@
20i Mass av. 2 & 80. 20. 80
l235 Potomac. Or. 20. so
OILS = sw. 81. b. 1880
500 18th ne. CO. b.. 1850
1876 Lincoln nv. Or, b.0.O
800 Va nv Sc. Or. b. D.. 1880
10th & ID &c. Or. b..17.50
:fIisf.S
10iS 10Th NV. sto. Tor. bloc
llia .sbtii. sture. ~. W
$500 II nv. sto. dwc. IS. 30
:723 18th NV. store. IS. 90
22d & G, sto & FIX. $3.50
Cor I'D Il N. store 400
$50 x nv. -Txsiorr. -. 30
Z: los 18th NV, store. $500
- Ian -, ..oIi , i-ZJ.uD
Tenn nv & T. ne. %. so
CID 18th ne. sto, 2r.l2.50
Or HES.
Belasco Theater bldg.
9Th d. lr. 05xtij. .lOV.W
1874 G.. 3r Twill rent
oarately) ..... 5000
The Severn. 1910 II
NV. No 10. ......2 S.W
134I L. basement. 80 10
The Severn. 1910 *
M ll......-l0-O0
Sos 18th AVE.. 600
G21 L NV. Offices.
iiOlEI.S.
81 -; re- ms. g, 900
STABLE.
Rear 1926 I4th. 1900
Rear 534 Col ri lfor
autob .-... ...-.l&.o0
303S 18th. stable. 500
SHED.
1903 Pht bps pl.
Tor, b. .125.00
POO II NV. l2r. b. 100. o"
1912 Corcoran. Tor. b. 5000
80 U NV. l0r. b. 5000
1908 Q NV, Tor. b. SO %
l4li Hopkins pl.
Or. b. 80. 90
1857 Park. sr. b. 1870
241T 18th uw.fOs.2h 100
1929 18th NV. Sr. b.70.W
iI5l Corcoran. l0r. 5000
1902 GIrard. Or. b.. 5000
1865 V. Tor, b. go. 5000
- anIr li'artnents -
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
fincs IT. SOC. 3t 90 wk.. s2 So. no.. 81 %
EIRNISWED OR UNFURNISHED.
FOR REN MOORE 4 HlLl
UfNEf RINSE

FOR Rem MOORE 4 I
UNFURf
1924 " NV. IS-. 3h. 81 900
1873 T. NV. lar. 2b. yr. !. 400
f5u n. 27r. 3b. 2. >, %
1881 JrT pi. lar. b.ion.Oa
1924 18th NV, Tor, d. 100. 90
l42S Mass av. l3r. 2bIo0. 90
2lIS Wyo av.13r. 2biO0. 90
1912 18th. 12r. 2b. 100 90
III II NV. i2r, b. 10000
DIS Rlay.I5r. 2b. 100. on
IL Il NV. 12r. 2b. 5000
2loO ~. l2r. 8. .J.'O
1908 Euclid. Tor. b..75.o0
e11T Bancroft.12r. 2bii 20
1921 Q. I4r. b. -. 800
17l3 s NV. .IO.75
l744 II. i2r. Oh. :. 1901
1902 10th. Or. b. . 600,
lIS7 18th. ilr. b. *. 90
1892 X. lot. 2b. :. So 0I
2l3i ". Tor. b. -. 30. 90
1f2I Col I'd. 12r. b. 500
1910 10th. llr. b. ..3S.UI
1876 18th. Tor. b. $500
81 II ! nv NV. Tor.
b, stable. 50 90,
1920 18th. Sr. b. $500
1871 Irving, l2r.2b. 80. 30
1870 Col rd. Tor. h. 500
24al 18th. Tor. b. 1850
1915 L. Tor. b. ....50.J0
. b NV, lOr, b. -. 5000
212 n Cap. Or, b. 5000
1645 Ontario. Tor. b. 5000
100 18th. Tor. d 90 10
lS6S V NV. Tor, b. 5000
1864 Kenyon, H. .2h -. 90
1870 Clifton. Tor. b. 90. 90
l117 18th. Tor. b. 80. 90
1921 r. CT. DID,. 80
1922 Corcoran. Tor. b. *. 30
1873 Riggs. Tor. b. 1880
Ills Ore sv. l0r. b. ~. 90
i743 Ore av. l0r. b. ~ ~
2i37 18th. Or. b $3.50
2l0G 18th. .Or. J..--2 ~
1892 18th. Or, b. 40 so
2lIS lStn. Or. = .4I.sD
1923 18th NV. Tor. b. 40. so
1907 18th NV, l2r, b4U.J0!
1722 willard, Sr. DO. so
1895 9th NV. Tor. b. 40. 20
1896 18th. Or, b. ...37.50I
3Sl1 Ross pl, Sr. 40. 90
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1113 Monroe. Or. b. 81 so
2Sl1 18th NV, 7r. b..35. so
1889 y NV. Or. b. $50
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1925 T. NV. 23r.3b |
and sta. per yr.G. 900. 90
1927 10Th. NV.
per year...... 1000. 0O |
1913 T. NV. lar. 2b. con-
servatorv. year. Il 500. 00
1880 Harvard NV.
12r. 2b 200. 90 |
1903 Mass av.14r.
% .2O.G -
2015 kal av. l2r. 200. 90 |
l729 Corcoran. l2r. bI25. 90
l1iI q, l2r, b. E. $50. 90 |
1855 Ont rd. l0r. b. lUU.p |
1443 X NV. l2r. 2b. 1850
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cso o1S rENxN vs.
219 Water. Eats, .
Z 6f. w.Si2.50 q 1900
Is Goat alley, AZ. 400
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3 Capitol Nv. Ivy CITY,.
&c Navy pi.. lr. -. .lM
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1104 VT av. lSr, 4b.
year SIS. O0o. 90
4 Logan cir, 15r, b. 500. 90
1925 r. 23r, 3b. 500. 90
1916 y II av.l2r. 3b3G0. 90
1900 nth. l2r. 2b. $50. 90
134I Euclid. l3r. Oh. 200. 90
1929 II l av,13r.2b. $50 90
8 Iowa cir. 13r. %. .l25.O0
1900 N. l2r. 2b. lbs. 90
1S0S Q 81. Tor, b.. 100. 90
1916 Col I'd, Or, b. SIS. 90
1906 o, l2r, Oh. 80. 90
3iTI 18th. l0r. 2b. 1900
1888 18th. Tor. h. 5000
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1i04 VT av. 1Sr. Al.
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1911 X. 30r. Al. .2T5.O0
. Logan cir. lar, b. 1900
1888 Jef pl. lar. b. 10000
s15 r ] av. I4r.2b. .93. "a
S11 I. l2r, b......6 5. 90
247I 18th. Tor. Oh. GO. 90
1919 ). Or. b. SIS. so
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1916 18th. 12r. b. 5000
935 S. 10r. b. 5000
1912 Ore av, 1Or. b. $500
1871 18th. Tor. b. 1850
1882 Harvard, 6r. 50. 90
1910 y Y nv. Tor. b32.5 so
32G 4 Sc. Or. b. 81 so
30i0 Camb'ge, 6r, b. 1850
1898 + ne. Or. b. f.. $3.50
1l2 Sd. Sr. b. .2.5O
as LIST. Or. b. .....21.5O
500 9th ne. 8r. b. 1850
PIG 18Th. Or. 90
l40 f Cap. Or. Is 90
"a Eenton ne, Or. 1880
2l2 X ne. Sr. .....12.W
FLATS.
1892 Harvard. Or. b. IS. 90
1404 Park. 5r. b. $3.50
2120 N NV. ar. b. n. 80
ZIG 9Th NV. Or. b. .&. 90
< S ne. Or. b. ..4.50
510la 9Th ne. 6r. b.&.50
JPN 9Th ne. Or. pa. so
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