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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
FIGHTING FOR
A NEW COUNTY
PEOPLE OF NICHOLS AND ALMA
BOTH WANT THE COUNTY
SEAT.

One of the most interesting fights
before the legislature is that for a
new county in this congressional
district Two towns want almost the
same territory made new county,
but both the places, Nichols and
Alma, want to be the county scat
Alma, which is now in Appling
county, contends that the people
there have to drive 20 miles to Bax-
ley the county seat, and is asking
Tor a new county ont OF Coffee,
Ware and Appling. Only a small
portion Of Coffee is wanted, and
Nichols win be the line, that place
10 remain in Coffee
The Nichols delegation want prac-
tically the same territory, including
Alma The claim is made that, while
Nichols is only miles from Doug
las and on the railroad leading TO
the county seat people living miles
around are compelled to drive to
Nichols and then catch train for
Douglas. Nichols also wants to take
territory from Coffee. Ware and Ap-
pllng counties.
The people Of the three counties
named are vigorously fighting the
creation Of either Of the counties.
claiming that they are not necessary
and that the population does not
warrant a new county
Alma and Nichols are both on the
line of the A., B. & A. railroad and
are only short distance apart.
Delegations have been sent to At
Ianta from both the towns and head
quarters are maintained in the Kim
ball house. The contest is a spir-
! tied one and the result will be
watched with interest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
NIGHT RIDERS GAVE ROUGH
DEAL TO J. w. BAREFlELD.

Hopkinsville, KY, July 16.-News
reached here today that a band Of
between thirty and forty might
riders visited the farm Of ]. w.
BareGeld in Trigg county Saturday
at midnight, frd a number Of shots
at the house and took Mr.. Barefield
into the woods, where it is reported
he was roughly dealt with. Barefield
Is a strong unassociation man and
has been warned to Join or suf.er
the consequences. Some time ago
his tobacco was taken from the barns
and thrown into a pond
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
HEARST WINS AGAIN
FOR RECOUNT OF VOTES.

Albany, N. Y, July 16.-Hearst was
victorious again today in decision
handed down by the appellate court
of New York in the petition Of
Hearst calling for recount of the
ballots in the mayoralty race in
which he was defeated. The appel
late court. in its decision today, af-
nrmed the decision Of the lower
court, which some time ago decided
that there should be a recount of the
votes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
Tornado HurIs Man FIFTY Feet.

Mitchell, s. Oak, july 16.-Whcn
2 tornado swept this region last even
iDg John NJ. Pease, a populist politi-
clan, took refuge in a grove near his
ZONE. The. wind carried him fifty
feet IN the air and dropped him to
the ground, terribly crushed. He
lived only few minutes after his
children reached his side. Two
women We're reported killed near
Mount Vernon, but this has not been
verified
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
~, ANITA IS PLEASED
OVER THIS PROMOTION

snsn+a. July 1G.-The appoin'lae.1 NJ
s B. Thompson * assistant ~
e q :. N. i pinley. nj presidents0f the South. :.
an railway. announced in yestefoa' > ,
Sisaarebes. will prove gratifying ~
NJ hundreds Of friends Of the ON
ciap over the state. Mr. Thompson
ss been general agent OF the Sou'H-
ern in Atlanta for a number OF years
sad his promotion is well deserved. d
pis new position viii not change MS
lace Of resE-nce; in fact he re-
aims the same Offices he has hitherto
beld in the Equitable building. ! ne
annointment means quite a good deal
ror Atlanta. It places one oL tne
biab executive officials Of the south'
ern railway, second only to the
nregldent himself, in this city He IS
native Of virginia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
PRETTY SUN GARDEN
NEARING COMPLETION.

One Of the prettiest additions made
to the Oglethorpe hotel is the large
sun garden, which has been erected
on the western oortiodf pr the hotel
The garden extends from the door or
the corridor nearly ~ to Oglethorpe
street. 1t is large, roomy ana pret-
lily finished on the interior The
work on it is being pushed and it
win be entirely completed by the
end Of next week All OF the other
Improvement WORK is progressing
rapidly
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
No chanae q venue For t!argia.

Lexington, Ky. July ia spe-
oial from Sandy HocG says that
Special Judge Moody soday refused
to grant a change Of venue in the
case of Judge James Hargis, who is
charged with the murder of DR.. 3.
D. Cox. The motion was made by
the prosecution, who asked that the
case be transferred to Breathitt
county Judge Moody overruled the
motion and ordered the trial to Pre-
coed.
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New Railroad Chartered.

The Ocilla, Pinebloom and Val
dosta Railroad Company is the latest
corporation of this sort to secure 4
state charter. 1t was granted by the
secretary Of state Monday. The com
pany will be at Pinebloom, in Coffee
county It is proposed to build the
new railroad starting at Ocina, in
Irwin county, and running through
irwin, Coffee, Clinch, Berrien and
Lowndes, to Valdosta. The incorpo-
rators are p. B., Z. r, B. w, ]. H.
and Charles e. Gray, j. L. Cochran,
J. B. o'Berry, b. G. O'Berry, George
f McCranie, Elisha Paulk J. Il.
Gaskins and W. p Moate, all OF
Coffee county.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
ELEVEN LIVES
Lost ON GE0RGI)
THAT NUMBER KILLED IN tn
ACCIDENT ON THE BIG i.
BATTLESHlP.

Washington, July 16.-Repor,s re-
ceived today by The navy department
from aboard The battleship Georgia,
Oh which the big accident occurred
Monday, announces that the death
list so far has reached II, but it is
not expected that any more of the
injured soamen will die
Eight OF the men passed away last
night and three more died early to-
day Everything possible is being
done for the others who are injured,
and it is reported that only two
others are in Q serious condition, but
they have Chance to recover
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
HOUSE COMMITTEE
REPORTS FAVORABA y
ON PROHIBITION BILL
BIG CROWD FROM RoT
Came Down Yesterday to Spend
Week on ST. Simon.

The Rome volunteer fire depart
ment. accompanied by members OF
their families and a large number OF
friends, arrived in the city yesterday
morning shortly before 10 o'clock and
left later in the day for ST. Simon,
where they go for a weeks outing.
The Rome fire laddies came down
On a special train, which was oper-
ated as the first section Of train No.
d on the Southern. The party is
accompanied by many ladies and they
are all looking to a pleasant time on
the island
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

UnioJ s C., July 16.-Wade
Hooker, Of Buffalo, S. c., Is years
old, the son Of Robert r. Hooker, a
well known Baptist preacher and
writer, was drowned yesterday while
attempting to swim in the pond at
Clifton Mills. A similar accident be-
fell another young son Of Mr.. Hooker
about the same place seven years
ago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

1clsands Ct dollars VIII be sent out
# this state for whiskey, beer ana
uch beverages.
1t is expected that the traffic be-
tween Fernandina and Brunswick
would be unusually heavy, as all
whiskey for cities on the lines of the
Coast Line, Southern and A.. B. q
A. would be shipped thruogh this
city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
STATE TAX RATE Us
TO BE INCREASEAIS
~"a~GENERAL OPINION
EXCURSION TO ISLAND TONIGHT
Music and Dancing at Bellevue Will
Be the FeaturAs.

The ST. Simon TransA Company
will operate another of tAir popu-
lar excursions to st. simoA tonight
aboard the steamer Attaquii and it
is expected that the usual large
crowd will 80 over to spend the
evening on the island
The colored band VIII go along to
furnish music for dancing at tine
Bellevue hotel. The Attaquin viii
leave the city at S O'Clock and re
urning viii leave the island at ll:&0
The tide VII be fine sor surf bath
ins-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
RUSSIAN GENERAL is
KILLED BY A BONE

Alexandeopol Russia, July ia
bomb was hurled al a Russian gen,
eral in the streets Of this city this
morning and he was killed instantA
Several arrests have been made bir
it IS not known whether or not tbs
guilty person has been captured.
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HELD FOR MURDER
OF FIRST WIFE
BANKER AND HIS PRETTY BRICE
ARRESTED IN SAN
DIEGO, CAL. a

San Diego, Cal, July 16.-FrederE
S Magill, formerly cashier of ia
Warner National Bank at ClintoJ
H., and his young and beaUtik
bride OF eight days, Mrs. Fay Mas
were arrested here last night char9
with numbering his first wife, N
Pet Magill, at Clinton on last u
grafton Day
a coroners jury gave verdict thN
the first Mrs Magil committed s4i
eide by inhaling chloroform. Sus
picion against Magill was aroused b,
the fact that he was married to th'
lovely MISS Fay Graham by the Rev
Thomas Tzzel at Denver, on July
last. MD ] Graham, 19 years old, has
been a 2ogApher in the Warner
National land lived at the Ma
gill hon on after the 6enyet
marriage and his wife oam'
here. accoav# #ied By his daughter b.
MS IlfSL mdIIid@t, Niol SetI Cl' "a .
Magin engaged the three best room
in the fashionable Hotel Robinson
whore little Miss Margaret is beini
cared for
MagilI was warned last night ira
he and his bride were about. to :.
arrested. and it is said he tried t.
secure an autoApbile in which the
could escape aciSss the Mexican bon
der to Tia Juana. where they cou
resist extradition. Failing in TIN;
MagiI attempted suicide. Neyerth'
less, he said to the officers who a
rested him:
My first wife committed suicid
and now her relatives accuse me
Aurder. 1t is all a conspiracy, and
am anxious to be taken back to III
nois, as | will soon prove my inn'
cenc"
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MackereI rwo Eeet Lonn-

Gloucester, Mass, July 1G.-h
mackerel, apparently the patriarch OF
the species, was brought into port
yesterday 1t measures "a inches
and weighs seven pounds. It was
caught off Eastern Point by Capt.
John Nelson.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
MANY OF THEM ARE FIGURING
ON Removing TO OTHER
STATES.
WHEN THE STATE GOES DRY


# Georgia is dry state next year,
and every indication points that way
at present. FeInandina will probably
do an increased liquor BUSINESS
while many other cities in this sec
uon. in other states, viii notice an
increase in their business.
Many OF the local saloon men are
already figuring on removing to some
other state. one or two of them
have decided it is understood, to go
out west and engage in business
others Will so to nearer states, While
sdu others viii retire from the busi-
ness altogether and engage in some
other Nh the city.
The News understands, however,
that a well known liquor firm is pre-
pairing to furnish this city with rs
whiskey after the first OF January,
and the report IS to the effect that
the firm has already engaged a place
i'll Fernandina.. provided the bill
passes, and that 1t will open up over
there on January first Fernandina
will. when Georgia becomes dry, be
the nearest wet town to this section
Of the state. and consequently evil
of course ship hundreds Of jugs
which are now shipped BY the local
dealers.
One Brunswick firm al least WIN
renanua tn hat citAA and will hold
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

cents Q1I IlvuLe WOthSu
The next srHde OF telegraphers
are rated at $98.50 per month each,
these averaged during the month
$115,39 each, the maximum pay being
S13348, the minimum s94.90, the av-
erage pay per hour worked being
4G.7-10 cents.
The third class OF teIegraphers a d;
rated at $SS per month each and
earned an average Of $106.83, each
ranging from $88 to $135.88, the ay-
erage pay per hour Five other op-
orators whose monthly rating was
rrom $6G to $S5 earned an average
of $S4.95. their average pay being
within a fraction of "a cents per
hour. Day me2 work nine hours;
night men work seven and one-half
hours, and late night men seven
hours. All time worked beyond these
hours is extra" and is paid for az
the rate Of seven hours for day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
NO CHANGE IN IN
COUNTY RATE
Believed That Rppsriy Own
Grs will Be.Tayed H3ag-
i8r This Year
AAN.A6 UP THE RETURNS
Expected That Glynn's Returns viii
Show a Good Increase Over
Last Year-No Increase
in Rates is Expected.

AK digest for Glynn county
viii .eg gready between the first ana
tenth August and will then be for
ward9A 10 the proper state authorl-
ties. Receiver Dubberly says
that 8e cahpot as yet state, even ap-
proximately, what the taxable prop
~ of the county will this year
&iount to Be says there have been
fBme large losses in returns, and. on
the other hand, some gains. In his
opinion, there should naturally be an
increase in taxable property of some
thing like a hundred thousand dol
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

oVernor. and msny are now of the
oelief that, with such a popular plat
torm caused him to sweep the STATE.
1t is said that majority Of the peo-
rle Of the state want the negro
eliminated from politics and it is safe
TO predict that this viii be the last
year that they VIII be allowed to
participate in Georgia elections.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17
THE THE FIGHT WILL
BEGIN TOMORROW
Bill will Come Up in The
HOUSE on lis Final
Reading
HALL MAY LEAD FIGHT
Re-resentative From Bihb County is
still Undecided Whether or Not
He VIII Take Leadership
Against the Bill.
Special TO The News.

Special TO The News.
Atlanta, July l6.-The house tenn
perance committee, shortly after
noon today, rendered a favorable re.
por, on the Iardman prohibition
bill though it is understood that it
was not unanimous. as was the case
with the senate committee, and re-
ports tonight are to the effect chat
a minority report may be attached
to st.
The committee which was in ses-
-. Of Yesterday afternoon hear
lments from those who op-
favored the bill, met again
kng. at a time when the
was not very busy. ana after
- the bill for an hour or
j, lered their report
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Hail May Lead.

8most interesting deye-opIlen'
is rumor that Hon. Joe Hill
Han. of Bibb county, may finally
agree to take the leadership against
the biH. and if he does 1t means that
viii be fought 10 a finish. Since
last saturday MI Hall mas received
thousands Of kilograms from prom
iaent people in all sections OF the
state urging him to take the leader
ship, but up to this morning he had
announced that he could not do It.
VA hen seen today, however, the Blbo
war.horse was non-committal on the
question, and many of the anti-pfo-
eibitionists believe that he Will
fnally agree to lead the fight against
the bin. In case Mr.. Hail does not
take the leadership it is more than
robable that Representative Dunbar
of Richmond county, will appear IN
that role
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-17

nan BdnKnead was tC-
the general assembly
l joint session, to suc-
United States Senator
vote was unanimous,
.ad was elected to sue
pr by the people some
4 least he received the
T OF votes among the
ltes.
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WRIGHT Seems Sure.

Hon. seaborn Wright OF Flo5G' ~
Mo Is leading the fight for the biH'
stated today that he was poSiuEe
,5s. the bill would pass the house y
large majority He said 'h4' a.
,sasr two-shirds OF the members IA
.5red it and nothing ooulo prevent !, y,
'....,1q 80 He is equally as certain
,,,ot the bill will go through In is
resent form, without any
.cnts whatever.
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The Posears Side.

The visit of Labor Commissioner
Neiu to San Francisco in connection
with The telegraphers strike al that
point affords the Postal Telegraph
and Gable Company The opportunity
10 present its side OF the case to Mr..
Nein, the public, and to The com
panys employees generally throughout
the United statt
The compans submits as the
strongest possible refutation Of the
false statements OF the striking en-
ployes that they have been under
paid, The following Summary Of it's
san Francisco main Office ply roll for
the month ii 3ias, the month pre-
ceding The strike:
The average wage earned and paia
telesrapheiss who work at the KEY
for the monih was S112.52, OF at the
average rate Of 44.34 cents an hour
The highest CLASS nlpnt Paid at the
rate 81 s99 per '1vs 'slsa. These
mon draw an ayg
.eoe~ for tlxse NJ is6est 4
S. tlIe. lowest $f16S1,
,eraSsa aVay beiqs at The rate OF s.
4
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lars over last year.

prohibition bill will be passed
many appropriations have been afd
will be made that an increase is
tSaeticQlIy certain. 1t is thought the
.ifereasg.svill be to the constitutional
limfts.fe mills
- The county tax rate will probably
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-01

FOR RENT
ii15 r. l. ave- NV, - rms, ba, fur $55. rs
700 Ind ave- NV IL rms ba sim ht. IS. 90
700 9th st. s.e.. 13 rms. bath. .......... 42.59
2U7 s St ne srms bath fur ... 30 SO
3O2 z st. ne rms bath, lat. ....... 1880
1876 @ st. sw.. 10 rms. bath. lat. 5000
603 9Th st. ne. rms. bath. fur. eel. $3.50
1872 Mass ave ne 8 rms bath lat " % so
1l05 st. Me-. rms, bath. GEL. lat. 2250
1924 Pa. ave. Sc, 8 rms. BATH fur, eel. 1850
1441 F. st. Sc, 9 rms bath lat ....... 20 so
zoos II st. ne., 8 rms. bath lat .... 20 so
215 18th st. me-. rms. bath, lat. 800. 1880
422 Jackson ST.. Anacostia, 6 rms, bath 49, so
322 18th ST. Sc, rms, bath. fur, cell. II 80
324 18th ST. Sc, rms, bath. GEL, fur. 1870
52l Va. ave. Sc, rms. lat. ........... 1880
ol2 St &C., rooms. lat -............ r. so
DIS st. s-e.. rooms lat. ............. 1880
215 Capital ave. ne, 5 rooms. ........ 900
APARTMENTS.
Seward. 8 rooms. bath. .............. 1850
20 18th st. Sc. rooms, bath. as. 90
2I3O 18th at. NV. rooms, baths. 1000
300 4th st. Sc, rooms bath. ........... - so
JOSEPH ]. WELLER.
Realty Broker. 602 st. NV.
fe2g-3t "
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The Monarch's Cigarette.

From the London Tribune
King Edward spent the morning at the
salon, and under the guidance of NJ Ed
Guard Detaille made a close inspection of
some Of the paintings and statuary exhib-
tied. The king was readily recognized and
respectfully saluted as he passed through
the various rooms. An amusing incident
occurred as his majesty entered the build
ing The king threw away a cigarette
which he had already half smoked. A beg
gar Immediately seized 1t, and placing it
In his mouth began to puff little clouds of
blue smoke. while he exclaimed with de-
light: Il am smoking a monarch's cigar
ette," It was curious to see the mans
colleagues" gather around and watch him,
almost respectfully, he finished his
smoke.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.
Horn Added to a Mandolin to Give
Volume to the Sound

Musical instruments have. as a rule been
entirely ignored by inventors. There seems
to be no desire to design anything new in
the musical line. probably because the pop
ular piano. violin and other common musl-
cal instruments are perfectly satisfactory.
Nevertheless anvtHir~ new In this linz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-01

should prove interesting. as. for instance,
the one shown in the illustration. the inven-
ton of an Idaho man. This instrument is
a com bination of a mandolin and a horn
the latter serving as a sort of megap hone.
increa sing the volume of sound. In the ma
jority of strlnged instruments of this class
the sound emitted is so fine and delicate
that II can be heard but short distance
from the performer Not so with this in
strument. The sound Is magnified by TIN
horn and transmitted with Increased powell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-01
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-DUNCAN ST. NE. NEAR 18TH.
six-room brick house: bath, two-story back porch.
alley; home or inv s'tment: 81, $50; easy terms.
Address Box 274, Star office je2Q- St ,eSu
FOR sALE-GOMPLETE HOMIE TEN ROOMS
and bath; So exp; easily heated; fine lawn; two
story stable; wide alley: built By John c. Yost.
Inquire Of OWNER, 7Oi 9th ne je29-3ts
FOR SALEITO COLORED PURCHASER: A
charming home In excellent downtown section; 8
rooms and bath; rooms on floor; two-story bar
window; press brick; furnace heat; small cash
payments balance monthly. See me at once.
PERCY H. RUSSELL.
5e293t Rossell building, 927 @ Ut. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-01

The indictment against Nina King, T..
young woman who shot William +. Dunn,
a race track follower at the Pimlico track
during recent meet, was nolle pressed in
the circuit court for Baltimore county. at
Towson. Md, yesterday, by States Attor-
ney Robert II. Bussey.
Lawrence Wallace and Fred Lowe. while
bathing in the James river Immediately be-
low the Richmond cedar works, found the
body of baby boy which had been nailed
UP in a box and set adrift in the river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

lines 1t, Soc. 3t. sloo. wt.. sass. mo- u 10.
LOOK AT THIs-LoTS $500; D. @. LINE NEAR
Brightwood ave-; 81 IT. front. 224 II. deep:
ment sidewalks, sewer, gas, water. Inquire j.
n. FIFIELD $40 9th st. L. jyi-Tt'
FOR RENT-BY YEAR. BEAUTIFUL HOME AT
Takoma Park one square from electric cars; ALL
CITY CONTINGENCIES: wide porches and large
grounds; now occupied by army officer, who Is
leaving the city. Picture at Office.
II. /. THORNTON.
With WIN. H. SAUNDERS d CO, 14oT y st.n.w.
1yl-3t
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UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT-EXTRA FINE AND LARGE La
nier Heights residence. with IL rooms, bath
hut-water heat: beautiful location; possession
Sept. /. -
WIILIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. 6o8-05 18th.
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And Exclusive Models.

From the Boston Transcript
wonder who was the first woman to get
her gowns from PARISH"
Helen Of Troy, no doubt"
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1877 u st. NV, rooms ba tn ........ $50 so
1875 9th st. NV, rooms, ba tn .......... 40 TO
hOl East Capitol St. rooms. bath. ....... So rs
306 @ ST. ne, rooms bath............ 30 so
NEW STORE
1905 w st. NV. large store. ............. % so
FRANK II. RAWLINGS Co Qnc)
cost 1906 Penna. ave NV
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FOR RENI-l7i0 + y. W. 10 RS. BIS. SOS 30
1I3s 18TH NV. l2rs. b.: fine shape. &c. 90
lo5 Nd ave n e, l4rs. bs. near Capitol 60 90
Zot B Sc, 10 rs, D. near Library. IS 90
Stoi HoImead ave NV, RS, b. ........... 30 80
4QI "a sc rooms D.. tne shape. 30. 10
IL NV, rs, h.; up to date. 800. 30 SO
4S3 llth ne, RS, b.; new. ............. 81 81
llo Fla ave NV. rs, b. hot-water heat - 80
Je2S 81, eSu' GEO. NJ. SIYE. 62o NV
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FOR SALE
j. b. BRADLEY CO., INCORPORATED,
Real Estate and Insurance.
1@O4 g st. NV. 1919 Wisconsin
BARGAIN.
No. 8112 Q st. NV; rooms and bath; all MI
Lot 23x00. Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 500
Qp24-tf
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FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE HOUSE, CONTAIN
Ing IL rooms and baths; stable in rear Re-
ducttop In rent to an immediate tenant. Apply
at 2l26 Pa. NV. Je2S-f, m, tu-it