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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-27
BLEW HIS HEAD OFF.
German Farmer Near Muscatine Ends
Life in Horrible Manner.

German Farmer Near Muscatine Ends
Life in Horrible Manner.
Muscatine, Sept. 27.-Placing the
muzzle of an old long-barrelled musk
ct in his mouth, Ferdinand Reuck-
helm, aged "A, a German farmer re-
siding near Resley's lake in Moscow
township, pulled the trigger with a
piece of binding Irvine and blew his
head completely off his shoulders.
Pieces of his skull and brain were
found a distance of is or 20 feet from
his body. The deed was committed in
his barn yard Wednesday afternoon.
Domestic trouble was ascribed as the
cause.
The report Of the shotgun was
heard by his wife, but she paid no
attention to it. The body was dis
covered by his two little daughters.
aged 9 and IL years, who were going
thru the pasture. The alarm was given
and the o summoned, but the
evidences of the ann of death were
so urmistakable that he thought it
unnecessary~to hold IN inquest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-27

were throwing UP a Ions line OF Aao-
ders.
Terrific enthusiasm greeted the'r
arrival in safety on terra TRINA tre
pent-up anxiety OF the gathered thous-
ands finding vein in the lustiest Oh
cheering.
The fire is the worst Burlington a
experienced IN some time, and the loss
will reach SIS. 900. Insurance, now
ever, is approximately $4,000.
The l.. Is. Ringgold Clothing Com
pany's loss will amount to $4,000, with
about 100000 insurance, St.tter IL
Ludman Drug Company will lose SS,-
900, with $4,000 insurance. The Will
Jams loss is total and will reach $4,000,
with $4,000 Insurance.. Tho other losses
are largely from smoke and water, and
are we'll covered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-27

WOMAN FoRGER IN JAIL.
Jane E. McKenna. Wanted at Cedar
Rapids. Returned From Canada.

Jane G.. WCF\CIlild'
Rapids, Returned From Canada.
Special - Observation-Disclosures
Cedar Rapids. Sept. 27.-Jane a. NC
Kenna. a woman about AZ years OF age.
and with a record that stamps hcr
as one of he clevercst adventuresses
over known in this country. and VINO
has sailed under names so numerous
that the most diligent search and IN
uuiry extending over n period OF sew
cral months has revealed but q partlai
list. was landed in the Linn county
iail at an early hour this morning,
brought here from Canada on eXtradi-
ton papers by Sheriff Andy coqnillette
and locked up to await trial on a
charge of forgery.
Mrs McKenna was arrested several
weeks ago by the police in Toronto,
Canada, but so stubborn has been the
fight she has put up that 1t was only
after a long and wearisome wait, and
thru the clevcrest of work on the part
of the Linn county authorities. that
she was finally placed in the custody
of Sheriff Coquilette and brought here.
County Attorney Charles j. Haas has
spent many %sleepless nights. delvcd
into international law. and worked like
a beaver. only to meet with success OF
last. Sheriff Coquillette, too. has taken
an active part in the proceedings. while
the police and court officials of To-
ronto have rendered every possible as
sistance. in marked contrast with the
actions of the authorities much nearer
home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-27
Thomas McGrath, Charter Oak,
Only Fell Twelve Feet, But
May Die
WAS SETTING UP LIGHTNING ROD
In His Tumble, McGrath Broke Both
Arms, One Leg, and His Nose, Dis
located His Jaw and Suffered a
Scalp Wound, Taking Sixteen Stitch
o. to Close 1t.
Special to rimes-Republican.

Charter Oak, Sept. 27.-Thomas NC
Grath, an cmploye of the firm OIL
Thomas Thomson & Company, OIL thls
place, met with u sever accideh' yes
tcrday, while putting lightning rods on
the barn of Hans lessen, about SIN
miles east of here. He fell down 'he
roof of the building, and broke oot"
arms, one leg, his nose, ana a'sio-
Gated his jaw. besides having q scalp
wound which took sixteen stiicies W
close, and being injured internally. =.
is not known at this writing whe,hef
or not he will survive. The curious
part of it is that h fall was ohls
twelve feet, but the fact that the M
iured man is very heavily puiit may
accoun for the seriousness OF ms IN
f,yihE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-27
coy CAUSES ACCIDENT.
Plank in Front of Boone
WhecIman, With Serious Results.

WhccIman, With Serious nesu'Ns'
Snecial to l'imes-Republican.
Boone, Sept. 21,-An act by "a s'na'l
how mt Seventeenth and Story streets
might have cost the life of Ed Phll-
lips. MIR. Phillips was DIN Gown
town on his wheel after gong nome
for his evening meal. He was riding
at a moderate speed and was nearing
the corner of Seventeenth and story
when a small boy ran out INTO inc
street. and threw a small plank direct
Nv in front Of the rider. The plank
had two upright spikes which caught
the wheel, throwing Mr.. Phillips over
the handle oars and to the pavement.
Passersby rushed to his assistance
but when they picked him up he was
unconscious. He vas painfully bruised
and injured and 1t will be some time
before he has entirely recovered. me
fall might have resulted fatally for
Mr.. Phillips for he was thrown on the
head first. Just what ACTON
will be taken in the matter is not
known, but the boy guilty of such work
deserves some punishment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-27
TWO INDICTMENTS RETURNED.
Grand Jury at Mason City Completes
Good Weeks Work.

Special to Times-Republlcan.
Mason City, Sept. 27.-Another
weeks work of the grand jury resulted
in the return of two indictments, n
against Cyrus League, of Clear Lake,
for stealing a team of horses, and n
against Floyd Scott for breaking and
entering freight cars. The grand jury
at the same time discharged Chester
Richmond, held for threatening the
life of his wife with a revolver; 70. D.
Son, Clear Lake, held for running a
gambling joint: Charles Silbsy and G.
f. Schader, two Clear Lake hotel keep
..rs, held for maintaining a nuisance In
the form of overlooking c~esspools.
League was employed by Mel Lam
bertson, OF Clear Lake, as a hostleI,
and was sent to drive a customer to a
Deighboring town, when, instead of re-
turning he drove to Britt, where he
vas caught the mex day endeavor,1g
to sci. the team. Scott had robbed
Iowa Central freight cars of several
dollars worth of property, and among
it sixty yards of fine dress goods con-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-27

CLARION STRIKE TROUBLES.
Strikers Attack Non-Union Men and
Are Put to Flight.

Special to TImes-Repupllcan.
Clarion, Sept. 27.--Wc are having a
little taste of strike troubles here now.
Wednesday night as the
round house men were starting 10
work, they were stoned by some OF tne
strikers, and one of the company $
men was struck over the head ana
knocked down by the proprietor OF the
depot hotel. If 1T had not been TOT
the prompt action of Superintendent
Shiplcv and Master Mechanic 1orke,
the men would have cleaned out the
hotel. AS it was the building was
struck many times with brick bats.
The proprietor ran and escaped. or the
men would have taken
summary revenge upon him. 1t is SAID
that the strike breakers will be housed
and boarded at the round house here
after.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-27
BOLT STUNs TWO MEN
e. L. stork and Hired Man. Near Clear
Lake, Come Near Losing Lives in
Destruction of Sixth Large Barn in
That Vicinity, Recently.

Special to Times-Republican.
Clear Lake, Sept. 27.-Lightning
played havoc with the sixth large barn
in this vicinity the past w months,
by striking the structure of E. l.. Storls
last night, and burning it to the
ground. including much machinery, hay
and grain. Mr.. Stork and his hired
mar were milking at the time, and
were SO stunned by the bolt that the
fire had endangered them as we'll as
the stock before they recovered enough
to act intelligently. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000.
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RETURNS TWO INDICTMENTS.
cerro Gordo County Grand Jury Com
pletes Its Work.

Special to Tiines-RepuDlican
Mason City, Sept. 27.-The grand
jury returned two Indictments against
prisoners in custody and discharged
four against whom complaints had
been lodged. The indicted men are
Floyd Scott and Cyrus League, Scott
of this city and League Of Clear Lake.
The discharged men are Chef Rich
mond of Thornton, e. D. Son of this
city, Charles Silsby and E.. c. Shader
of Clear Lake.
OF the two held, Scott is indicted
for breaking end entering a freight
car on the Central and taking a guam
THY of goods which he endeavored to
dispose of. League is held for al
legged stealing of a team of horses from
the barn of Mel Lambertson of Clear
Lake by whom he was employed. He
drove out a customer and did not re-
turn with the cam.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-27
POPULATIONS RUN TO $4,000.
Deposed Superintendent Of Dubuque
Water Works, to Be Indicted.

Dubuque, Sept. 27.-The report OF
the special committee investigating the
shortage in the accounts of deposeu
Superintendent Arthur Macarthur OF
the municipality owned water works
plant is complete. The findings are
being withheld and are in the hands
of the county attorney. 1t is learned
that the populations run to S22.ooo'
$4,000 being stolen outright. and
juggled and ~unaccounted for amount
ing to $4,000. The grand jury at the
October term will indict and civil suits
will be filed by he city against Nc
Arthur's bondsmen.
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GIidden,


Special to Times-Republican.
Glidden, Sept. 27.-George Ravens
and Miss Josie Fort were united in
marriage at the home of the bride at
4 o'clock Wednesday evening.
The lathing is nearly all completed
at the new church, and plastering will
soon begin.
G. Eaton has just completed a ce-
ment sidewalk on the south side Of his
residence.
A. Bell has purchased the 1sgrig
farm of 100 acres east Of the city,
Tuesday of this week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-27

signed to a Minneapolis firm from a.
u. Campbell, a merchant at SheHleia.
Scott had sent -four of his lad trlch"s
a generous remnant for a dress, ana
there was 81 fearful scene when these
ladies were summoned to appear be
fore the grand jury to tell how ana
when they got possession of their new
dresses,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-27
Iowa at WASHINGTON.

Washington, Sept. 27.-Postmasters
appointed:
F%airport. Muscatine county-Bert c.
Hershey, vice A. j. Cation.
Fisk. Adair county-Thomas Hughes.
vice E. F.. Smith.
Rural carriers appointed:
New Hampton-Winfred M. Dawson,
carrier: James w. Dawson, substitute.
Tipton-Ward E. Schriver, carrier:
Lee Buck, substitute.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-27
WAS REFUSED PERMIT.
Another Grinnell Man Granted Permit
Considerable Interest Aroused.

Special to Times-Republican.
Grinnell, Sept. Pr. r. lust was
refused a renewal of his permit to sell
intoxicants and Harry l.. Niets. OF the
firm of viets & Yeager. was granted
one for two years by Judge Wilcock-
sen in the district court at Montezuma
TODAY. as a result of the hearing on
applications of G%rinnell druggists for
the privilege. The matter has aroused
considerable interest in Grinnell. a
remonstrance having been circulated
by those opposed to drug store per-
mits.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-27
PIONEER COAL MAN DEAD.
Heart Failure Kills jeremiah Lawson,
of Webster County.

Fort Dodge, Sept. 27.-Jeremiah
Lawson, a pioneer of Webster county.
died yesterday at his home in Kalo,
from heart failure following an attack
Of pneumonia. The deceased came
from England when a boy of 9, and
settled in the west. He was n of the
first to discover large bodies of coal
in this county and was the pioneer
mine operator of this section. He real-
lied handsomely from early invest
ments and the company organized by
him is still doing business. He was
81 wears of 2
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-27
LiNEMAN HAS BAD FALL.
Mr.. Woodhouse, c. & G. ". EmpIoye,
Has Lea Broken at Dunkerton.

Special to Times-Republican.
Dunkerton, Sept. GA Mr.. Wood
house, 1ineman for the c. & g.. w. rail-
way, took a bad fall here today from
the roof of a large barn being moved
across the tracks. His leg was broken
Just above the ankle, and badly hurt
at the knee. 1t was a lucky escape
after falling so far.
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For Rent-Flass.

EVERAI. FLATS to let to desirable col
red tenants. go 18th st. ne. api2-5t
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Railroads.
RAI IIMlRE a OHIO n. h.


LEAVE STATION, New Jersey ave and c ST
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Cdd Hour.
70 pill DELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL z4D ST., NEW 1OHk
e 60 a Diner. Pullman FdTl0E.
fS.OC am Buffet, ParlOr. Hr. Train.
sc "a n-Dtuer ami Pullman PaTt0r Car.
Ell 90 a m.-Diner and Pullman PArlor Car.
81 90 pm-Diper and Pullman PaTloT Car
eg.G8 'p rn-s-Royal Limited" All Pullman
ts.o0 1n--Coac6ss 70 philadelphia
s-O0 D m.-Diner and Pullman ParloE.
500 . m.-COaches 20 PhilHdelphiA
IL go =. m--Sleepers-
sz.B7 a-m.-SleepeTs-
'i IS;S 4PoLis, week days. 500 a m. 1905
moor - 500 p SUM- ~ An. go =. N
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
CNeek days, 700 a. m. % p nd
TO BALTIMORE
.s57 $500. $50 100 = 20 e 90 $3.50. 800,
fs 81. slO:O0 'l1.00 a. m. 100 noon, Tlz.e5.
y % .sI.15 200, 800. f3.20. $3.50. f4:O0,
+4.Ss . 90 f5:B $50 taco. $50 400. 800.
eco sf0.00. slO.35, IL 80. = P m.
CHICAGO, 800 a. N, ~, $50 .. m
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS and LOUIS
VILE, 500 a n. '4.O5 ?. m. -i2.t0 night
PTTTSBURG, 500 a. m, 'ls22, '9;l0 ?. N,
CLEVELAND. 800 a n. '9:1o p. n
COLUMBUS. $3.50 p m
WHEELING. 500 a. n, $40 ?. N:
FREDERICK. fs-15- ''s:l5 a. N. ''l:so
"a 90. 1875 ?. IN.
HACERSTOWN. ISIS a m. 1903 D m
sDailv Except sunday. ''Sunday only.
T-FlT PHONES Al all OF the following Ticket
Ofices. 1917 C st. Main 1881; 6ls Psnnsylvania
ana ST.. Ticket Office. East 6s7; Information
Bureau. East 12a. ulnls-I
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Lose Your Patience With That Advertise Fora Tenant

The merchant, In writ
ing his advertisement,
competes-in his bid for
Thereafter S interest-with
the events of the world of
current Importance but
he has the advantage at
all times of appealing to
pOcketboOk- interest.
Among ten boarders-
or tenants, or pupils, or
customers-one will al
ways be dissatisfied, and
will seek a change. Ad-
vertising makes this fact
less disastrous than it
might otherwise be.
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Non-MedicaI Healing.

BY THE JUSOD (the Vacuun) method OF
enforced circulation, has by the most ad-
vanced physicians OF France and Germany
ana az the University OF Bonn been q
pronounced success In the treatment OF cases
or paralysis, rheumatism, diabetes. BriRht's
disease. lOcOmotOT-ataEia. ali diseases Of the
muscular and nervous systems, and the nerv-
Gus ailments that result from 0verwOrk. worry
or facilitating diseases and age. Those suf-
feTing WITH ANY AILMENT that fail OF
relief by the usual methods are invited %
call for free consultation. Prof n. y. D.
PARKER, 1928 New York ave. Hours 10 10
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Railroads.
SEABOARD AIR LINE WAY

Ticket Once, III FennA- ave.
NOTICE-These arrivals and departures. as
well as time and connections with other com
panies are given only as information and
are not guaranteed.
For Petersburg Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
luunbis Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa, At
lanta birmingham. Memphis. Mobile. Pen
sacola, and New Orleans.
10.50 A N DAILY-Seaboard Mail. Through
coaches ard Pullman sleepers to Savannah
and jacksonville. Dining Cars
6-a5 p n DAILY-SeabOard Express Solid
train with coacE4s and Pullman sleepers TO
Savannah Jacksonville. and Tampa Through
sleeper to Atlanta Birmingham, and Menu
phis Dining Cars.
r H. STANSELL. District Pass Agt-
ap7-tf
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ss.4OO EACH.

Attractive new houses on num-
bered street, west Of 14th st: red
pressed brick front; stone trim
mings; six rooms: modern bath
room: stationary washstand; porce-
lain tub. Houses heated by first
class heating plant: cabinet man
tels: beautifully decorated. Rear
pOrcEes. good-sized back yard, TO
public alley. For homes or invest
ments these houses are very desir-
able-really the only small houses
west OF 18th st. for sale at this
low figure See US about them
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SOUTHERN HALFWAY.

~ R-FouoUing schedule figures published
a6I,, As information, anc are not guaranteed.
sj-O0 A M-DapVille and way stations.
sf.s5 Al M-HarTIsonbuTg and way stations.
500 A M.-SleePers ana coaches 10 Atlanta
AZ New Orleans. Dining car.
eli 40 A M-Sleepers ard coaches 70 Co
iumbia, Savannah. ana 'aeAS0hFi's' LINING
80 p. M.-sieepers and coaches to Atlanta
81 Coltimbus Ga sunset ROuts Tourist
Siseper 10 san Francisco tri-weekly.
e al p -HaIrisOnburg and way stations
4S:55 p M.-ChaTlOttesyille. Wsrrenton. and
way stations
ss;50 p, M.-SleepeTs and coaches to Char
lotte Columbia and Augusta Sleepers week
DAYS to Pinehurst. Dining car.
sIO:l5 p, A.-Sleepers ana coaches (vis
I.ynchburE ana Bristol 20 Chattanooga Mem
phis and New Orleans. Dining car.
s1I.OO p M.-NeW York and New Orleans
limited Solid Pullman TO Asheyiile. At
lama birmingham, and New Orleans. Din
ing car Club and Observation cars
Nnte-sDaily. TWeek days
c II ACKFRT 3 H HARDWICE
VP & O. NJ P. T. ~.
fe24-f
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ~.

(schsduls In effect March u. IS0I-)
qsoo = Mold DOMINION EXPRESS
Week Days-Stops az principal points IL
Virginia Nestibuls train. standard
coaches. parlO- car 70 Virginia rot
SDTi1g5 Pullman sleepers Clifton Fo.ge
10 louisville Cincinnati. Indianapolis IT
Louis. and Chicago Buffet service from
COrdOlEVille.
Fast new vestibuie train; stops only at
CsordonsvtlIs Charlottesville, stanton,
C|Iiffon Forge and COvington, Va. Ron
ceyerte and Hinton. W Va Pullman
sieepe-s 70 Lexington. Louisville. Ctncin-
natl Indianapolis. St. Louis, and ChicasO.
Diuing Cars. IA carte service. one night
mn P. Nj F. V. LIMITED. Daily.
SOLID vestibule train Pullman sleepers 20
Cfncinnati Lexington, and Louisville.
Commandment sleeping car TO Virginia Hot
eprinEa week days Dining cars a IA
carte service. Sleepers Cincinnati 70 Chi
cago and St Louis and Louisville 10
Menphfs Nashville. and Southwest.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
ohio of8ces 5IS Pennsylvania ave; Coz l4th
- psar F: and sixth Street station Iele-
nbone Main $3.50. for Pennsylvania r r.
CAB Service and Main 1906 for C.. o.
Ticket once ulnls-a
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For Rent-Apartments.

FOR REST--A pretty five-rOom apartment.
located iu LEXINGTON, one-half square
from cars; tiled bath; all modern oonven-
fences rent reduced % 500 so per month
WA Il. SAUNDERS * CO. 1907 81. NV
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For SaIe-Houses.
FOR SALE-PRETTY NEW HOMES.
Wnrrr Eartr Dnrrrtaan4e

800 OR 500 CASH. BALANCE IN
VERY SMALL MONTHLY PAY
MENTs. THE PRICES OF THESE
HOUSES ARE low. WE GIVE THE
PARTY BUYING ON EASY PAY
AIEfsTS THE SAME LOW PRICE
THAT A CASH BUYER WOULD
PAY
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ON Tuesday. APRIL 16 1907, / will sell
within the auction rooms OF Brown & Tolsons
1903 II u. NV, to pay storage charges, al
gc~ds stored IN the names OF Ella Johnson
VIM Jones VIM. s. White, VIM. Gilbert.
Bertha Wallace. and Mrs. Geo. humphrey.
H. BTRKHART's son, lOls-l0i5 It'll 81. NV.
ap10-6t
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N TTTsTTCEiS COURT. BEFORE CHARLES
s BT-NDY, The Justice Of the Peace IN
and for Subdistrict No. J. OF the District OF
S,1I,tv1hIa thankful Il. Hale. Plaintiff vs.
Nfirah A. Clancy, Defendant No. 6l6s-The
object OF thIs suit is TO recover the sum OF
ofcLt,- -gC6 GM dollars from the defendant.
on motion Of the plaintiff. II is this 4th day
- Anil D. 1907 ordered. tSst the de
fendant siirah A Clancy. cause her appear
aD~e D.. e entered herein on or before the
tJrentiat i20th) day. exclusive OF sundays
and legal holidays, occurring aIter the Gay
81 the first publication Of this order otheT-
80 fhe cause will be proceeded with as in
go Of default; this order 70 be published
once a week for three successive Weeks llIloi
- .sf5 dav I'm The Washington Times
CuARTES S BUNDY, Justice OF the Peace
n q EDWARD /. GIES, Attorney Tor
Plaintiff eLl.--..-
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$4,000 EACH.

Attractive new six-TOom brick
dwellings. Northeast, west OF eth
st; bath and modern improve
ments. Very attractive. Renting
for s20.5O a month.
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SPRING Resorts.
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL
ATLANTIC CITY.

Virginia ave. and the Beach, Atlantic city,
y. J. Under entire new management. $50
beautifully furnished rooms en- suite with
bath. hot and cold sea water attached &c
all baths Also Public Hot Sea Water Baths.
Phones IN rooms. Music and social diver
sions. Terms American plan. $50 per day
Up. $3.50 weekly up. European plan. &l.5q
per day up Garage CHARLES Z. COPE
Proprietor. formerly OF Kittatinny. Della
ware Water Gap, Pa, sp1z-S0t
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$4,000 EACH.

Near Lincoln Park and East Cap
itol st., beautiful homes; two stories
and cellar. furnace heat. TIED BATH
cabinet mantels. good sized rooms.
nice back yard, covered front
porches; many desirable features.
making the houses comfortable.
Very Attractive location, cement
sidewalk. curb. large shade trees,
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$4,000 EACH.

New houses west OF 7th St: SIX
rooms and bath nicely decorated
gOod-slzed back yards
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$1,000 EACH.

New houses on = street northeast
Well constructed. Two stories and
cellar under the entire house .
furnace heat many cabinet man
tells. beautiful bath room. The en-
tire house very handsomely pa
pered. Covered rear pOrches.
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

nor sALE-EngIish bull terriers, cheap, 1875
New York ave ApL--ot
FANCY poultry, pigeons. singing canaTiea,
breeding cages. parrots. dogs cats Plsn'
800 g6ld0shes goats rabbits. Guinea pigs,
- SCHMIDS BIRD STORE III 1Zth 81
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