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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-03-03
MURDERS INVADEs HOME OF
CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT.
AND SHOOTS OFFICERS som
AND FAMILY coACHMAN.
AN OUTGROWTH OF
LATE DENVER CRIME
ANARCHIST BELIEVED TO HAVE
BEEN GoADED BY POLICE ACT
T1vITY AGAINST "REDS"--
SHlPPY ESCAPED WITH CUT.

Chicago, Mar. George NJ Shfppy,
Chicago's chief of police today killed
an anarchist who invaded his homo
and who wounded the chief.
shot the officials son Harry In this
lung and severely wounded the family
coachman, James Foley. Foley will
probably recover. The chief was
slightly stabbed in the hand.
The assailant entered shippy's homa
while the chief and his son were
alone in one room. The man is said
to have handed the chief a letter
which the latter opened and began to
read. Almost Immediately the an
archist drew revolver and fired at
Harry Shippy. The boy fell to tho
floor and his father grappled with the
assaflant.
shippy Finally Stays Anarchist.
Foley, attracted by the shooting,
rushed to his employers aid. AS tho
servant entered the room the anarch-
ist broke from the chiefs grasp aimed
deliberately and shot Foley twice.
Again the chief closed with the man
and the latter turned on him with n
knife. Shippy attempted to grasp the
weapon and received deep cut on the
hand.
The chief then succeeded in reach
ing lis own revolver and poured shot
after shot into the wouldbe assassin's
body. Every bullet took effect and the
anarchist fell to the floor dead.
outgrowth of Denver Crime.
The attack on the chief is believed
to have been inspired by the recent
activity Of the Chicago police follow
ing the killing of Rev. Leo Heinrichs
the Roman Catholic priest, who was
shot by an anarchist in Denver while
he was administering the sacrament
to his slayer.
Mayor Bussee Is Harangued.
An importunate office seeker who
encountered Mayor Busse shortly aft
er the latter's return from the Shippy
home, caused o commotion in the city
hall and the occurrence gave rise to q
rumor that wholesale plot had been
made against the city officials, but
this was soon denied. The identity OF
the man who attacked Shippy has not
yet been established. He is either an
Italian or Slay and is about "a years
old
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-03-03
STEAL TWO PIES *
Widow Pane of Lunch Counter
Broken and Two Pies Taken
Valued at 5 Cents Each.

The lunch counter owned and opera
ted by Cliff Maddy on South Wash
ington street was broken into last
night and robed of two five-cent pies.
The glass in little cabinet projecting
at one end of the room was broken
and the pies We're taken.
The person or persons, who broke
the. glass could get no farther than
the inside of the cabinet and tried to
break in the door but it wouldn't
break. Mr. Maddy had several boxes
of cigars on the inside and this was
the reason for the ROBBERS trying to
break the door.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-03-03
MOVE TO oTruMwA.
Children of Mr.. and Mrs. Kobel Guests
of Honor Previous to Their De-
parture for This City.


Highland Center.-The teachers and
pupils Of the Highland Center gave q
pleasant farewell party to the chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Kobel at their
home Friday evening.
Those present were: Misses, Mary
Bacon, Nora and Pearl Cornwell Mae
Miller, Leila Bender, ,Ethyle Emery,
Allie and Icel Woodruff. Marie Davis,
Messrs John and Willie Clausen Fred
and Lloyd Breneman, Fred Retselt,
Eugene Browne, Roy and Laurence
Davis, Glen Emery Miss Mady Rod
gers was also. invited to spend the
evening with them.
A two course luncheon was served.
After refreshments the rest of the
evening was spent in guessing games
and music on the graphophone. Instru-
mental music bv Miss Leila Bender
Mrs Kobel was awarded first prize
in one game, Fred Breneman second.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-03-03
BLANCHARD DEAD
Prominent Attorney And Well Known
Politician of Oskaloosa Sud-
denly Expires.

Cskaloosa, March 9. .-(SpeciaD-
L. G. Blanchard, a prominent attorney
and well known republican politician,
a former circuit judge and a mem
her Of the state senate, died sudden
ly of heart failure last night at his
home here. He was i'll only an hour
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-03-03
Mayor Bussee Is Harangued.
5000 Granite cutters JobIeas.

Boston March 2.-More than 5000
granite cutters, quarry men and others
employed in the granite industry in
the surrounding centers of Barre, VT,
Montpelier, VT, and Westerly, r. L.,
were affected by the supension OF
work today, due to the failure by
unions and manufacturers to agree on
a wage scale.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-03-03
Steamer in Vicinity Of New York.

New York, Mar. 2-The New York
and Porto Rico Steamship company
received a wireless message today an
nouncing that its passenger steamer
Coamo was ashore somewhere on the
coast in the vicinity of New York, but
the message did not disclose the ex-
act location.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-03-03
Services for Slain SOVEREIGN.

Rome, March 2.-In the hall of
Beatifications today great funeral
ceremony was held for the repose Of
the souls of the late King Carlos of
Portugal and Crown Prince, Luiz who
were assassinated on the streets of
Lisbon, February l.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-03-03

PIow Manufacturer Dead
South Bend. March Flames Oliver
the millionaire plow manufactures
died this morning
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-17
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY
iIl5'
The Golden State Limited
Topeka. Kan, .Sept. Is, 1905.

6 Wat b Lon hmsd OF
b an b in th bauhhl NEW hd ofpab and list d fnt
O wee ne front INC tot @ those extremely fuL bow O.
u in hos around
hcs 20 Imp dPib nd f h W n H n Naoh The
lg k the very becoming the most
&c ting la m n i the nma
TO
saw h g play ffny trimmings b display fame fath
O h o tmh pI an III ton ffany
O u nowhere 6 ng quality dytrg tcun
with m
Now mammal h place nc e leone Tek nt ts Jame
n bbB o get tCe ddi
Ave Now remember mammal upsams Hpeu
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-17
ATTRACTIVE AND
ARTISTIC MILLINERY
Fall Fashions Are Very Beauti.
full and Varied.

They wanted to live in a flat.
But the rooms were too small for her hat
Did they postpone the marriage?
Nay-rented a garage.
Now what dye think O. that?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-17

/ captivating and picturesque and
beating the worlds hat record for size
the new styles Of feminine head gear
in the shop windows along Topeka
business avenues are by far the most
fascinating yet seen. The Topeka mil
liners are right on hand with the cor
rect fashions and nothing in the wave
of fashion that yearly sweeps from New
York to San Francisco misses the cap
ital city of Kansas, Topeka is fortu-
nate in being able to patronize such
up-to-date and progressive mfIliners
and their windows this week are
a-glow with the latest designs and
patterns.
The hats displayed as the smart
models for early autumn wearing are
not of the trying" shapes usually seen
in the extremely stylish importations.
They are meant to lend new beauty to
the pretty face, of course, but they also
achieve a welcome distinction of
actually giving a plain featured wo-
man the chance of her life to look
pretty. All she has to do is to study
the facial contour and the clever mil
liner Will do the rest-and Topeka has
the clever milliners.
Naturally the directoire gown and
the empire period novelties in neck
wear have had a decided influence
upon the new hats. They are all con-
sistently directoire and no longer may
it be said of woman that her hair is
her browning glory. Her hat must be
awarded the palm.
Quaint and chimney like are some of
the dashing designs and entirely sur
rounded with effective Pocahontas
feather bands. One exceedingly orig
inal hat of this kind was seen on KAN
sas avenue yesterday afternoons
smoky gray plush frame enveloped in
sable eagle wings, large eagle head
being placed in the front. Owls and
their feathers are also in favor this
fall. F
Although hats have arrived at the
limit as to dimensions the laws of the
fashions are elastic and allow for a
small turban like creations and the
woman who chooses to startled may do
so at her own sweet will.
In the foundation materials fashion
has placed a ban upon almost every
material save silk and felt. The silks
are either plain or corded, the felts of
dull finish or siIken luster. Feathers
of every sort are used from the lovely
sweeping plumes to the saucy little
wing.
Black is to be the coming seasons
choice-alI-b black hats in the largest
sizes manufactured. Wells and hat pins
will play an important part this fall in
maintaining a necessary affinity be-
tween hat and head when the breezes
get too plentiful.
Jewish buckles big and square are
the most modish of all ornaments.
They are usually seen in front serving
to secure the quiIs of feathers or knots
Of plush that garnish the crown Moth
ing approaching these buckles has been
worn in previous seasons.
Many attractive millinery displays
will be made in the local shops tomor-
row. The Courtney Millinery Parlors,
Staples & Lukens, Miss M E Brooks,
Miss Kahr's department at Crosby
Brothers, Paxton & Paxton. and Mrs.
G. H. Morrison, all have something to
say about their millinery displays on
this page
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-10
Estate of James G.. Withers
OF CrafCsbury

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court
Orleans D4strjc IS. held a NV
port in "a. District, on tae 2ta das of
January A. u. IS :.
81. y. graba ado illustrator q the estate
of Iames q. Htthern late 81 tt&ftsbaEy IA
saiddstrtrt deceased presents has A1wtnstra
ton account ter Fxamtl altva al Allowance
audmAErs application tus Adfcfct Il tistT o@-
tt.p and PARTITION - tHe estate 81 SAD de-
reaaed. Wher upon. Sc 3s osacTed oF aid
Court. that hatd account atd said &gpsteatton
be referred : % = session tusrfef- TO DC EftG st
prgba.e un1cs in fasc newport. pa taF ietn
anv % February. A.p .tNs a. atuft'c&ccA lathe
fofenoaa ios hcAg,us nd drcfst1a thereon.
Aud. 1T - further osdcrud tb%t neAftR htfeeE
he given 10 all peysnns Interested, o. pAhlts
Gallon q she same three weeks saCtcsstNe4f
in the Orleans County MoDttaf. nr@apAFsf
pubttshed Al said t.zE.uu. previous 80 z%Aat'a
s9naIutrd for heavtus. thai tAty may spreAF
atsAld ttme ano place, sad sho~ c>pAs ! Aa}
tbrx NAV ave Wis eats account s@oat3 'et
bn aIlow "a. And su- 3 decree made
IA Ia. Court. Attest IN SOONER
Eszists
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-10
Etats II St phsn Z. Wiley
Of Barton

sTATN o. VERMONT Ea TsMAzss Go@Ffs
uzssrsss - - ae@as. - $50 a. sFHe9TS "a
Is > "a Dtxtstes ga kGs @AA 10y 81 @A@@&Fys
- p - =
= -. EsmfY. Kxscssas % sae sst2ss
a. @@gAs D. = II ra saz# 81 E&f % "a A@71
assrkes. 9aex@se4 YEe*en8s Hss A1~kn*sk&s*oE
az AL tas ga tmaskaE asa AMMA1 a.
mA2rs Apas4ex tNn fSF , decree ct ssfs@@as
asa exrssss0@ % lbs xstSss esssA8 geSzA
a. MnsMmna@. fs sa ordered ~ a&aa Eosfk AAA
szS8 &exo2aE An6 s&ka ApRH1esstna - frgt e4
"a = sezasaa xANxsas. 30 . sefs A. 4ae FgaezsF
uasca 10 MAaa @eN gars. NJ. Ga ahr aAN Gas 2
gesruarw A. Il. t4s. a. one StefucN In t6r
A~fEsg1aon for Ne4rHnx sna tTcAsa1G kArfFoA
Ana Is 10 farther usseFr8 1hss E1stcr AsFfot
bs gfsnn 10 all pxF@sns tGtsFessF1s D paeAsea-
tkuG OF tEr sanm tArr. w~mKs sacENssATrET -
Eae urEesasCouEty MoEtEorTA nsw*pApES psF
faaaea A. said BAFtos. pFsvtoas % sac tt1e
appointed for h~ssEag. thas fhrv EaAy appear
A. said s4Eae Ard r&sces All sHo~ cause ~
say khrY GAY have. Nns said account aGoasa
nat BE- Aiioued. aud SAGA eecer Hsds.
b. lae CoarE AfkssR
y q ALFRED. Jadss-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-10
Estate of A D. Mathews OF
R2rrOn

STATE oF VERMONT. Ia PFchAse Conrf
uIstsae Of oFseass.sA heid a. sr@gotA. an
ssi4 District. on Ehs mad day OF January
A. D. iss-
EAFnest & NA.hews AaTtntssfssosof the So
sAsr Of A. ID. Ms&asws. late Of sAFsons "a sAfc
district. Sec eAMea, pTeseats BIS Adaatntssfafson
s~rogns sor exAmiuNEicn an4 AllUs ace. ard
mAk~s application for a dscFrs OF aasftaotioa
gpd uarfIt4oe of the satAtr az s2Ai dscsAssd
HheEsapon. Is is ordered By s2td C59Ft.
that aAta accnuaE zgd szla Application De re-
tered 70 = sesstnn thereof. TO De Geld A. sns
Probate once IN sswpoft On the t&fh dAY OF
Feb nAgy. A. H.. isa-. ~ one o'tlocs 10 TIE
AfEs rno5 Ter hearing A7a oretsaoe
thereon And+ tE 10 FARMER oF2@F
ed that notice hereof be given TO all per
sonk interested. bY publication of the same
IhEee weeks saccessfxe4y in the DffeAns
Coanty Monitor. = newspaper p1hlahsd A.
said BsTton. previous 20 said the appointed
for hearing. that they may APPEAR ~ sAia
time and place and show cause. ~ any thsF
mAy have. Why said scconut shonid not &c
allowed. aud such decree made.
BY the Coart. Aktest r q 1aGge
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-10
Good saving Bank Slogans

Not a dollar loaned In the West.
Vermont money shr Md be Kept in
Vermont To develop Vermont indus
tries and to foster Vermont enter
prises.
Nineteen years in business and not
a dol ar lost by a poor note.
Not a dollar of poor or doubtful
assets TO-DAY so far as Enowr.
Absolute safety Of principal rather
than high rates Of interes'.
Never a dollar Of stocks owned
except Vermont Bank stocks.
Never a dollar OF bonds oTned
except Vermont Town and Village
Bonds.
Tue above are some o! tho slogans
Inscribed upon the banner e the
Hyde PARA savings Bans.
II they appeal 10 YOU "a good and
cafe, the bank gouuId ike 10 number
2 yuu among ia depoeltoes.
Money deposited ia fh!a Bank or OF
before Feb. Is aili draw interest from
January /.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-10
Alice B. SINNERS Will

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate couTi
GA H<xs DfsxHtcr. as held st SewPoTt. IL
said District. OF the 1a.h day OF January
A. D.. iRs
An iuatrumeni purportiuR TO be the last
will ana testament OF Alice b SAinueT,
late OF Barton. Ia said district. deccA.ed
being presented tothe Court oy Eims a say
Cuatusiian for Probate. II - OF
Tered Of saie court. thai all persons coneeF1.
"a therela be notified to appear At = session 81
said court. to be bed ~ fb~ Probate Once
a. S~uport. IN SAID district on tie 49,
Gav 81 FsbrusF1. IL los, And show eAuse,li
Any they may have. aEAiastthr Probate % sac
willfof which SofatFfd thst
acopv Of tht. Feco.a Of thss order he publish
cd three wes ka successfully ia the Dreams
County Monitor. a newspaper Pirate Al
barton. previous 20 said time appointed Tor
nearing.
~ r r. ALFRED. JatEe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-10
FROM THE PINE WOODS.
Hyomei's Aromatic Air Is Guar
anteed To Cure Catarrh.

When using the Hyomei treatment
for the cure of catarrb, the air you
breathe Is like that on the mountains
high above the sea level, where the
pine woods fill the air with aromatic
healing that gives health and strength
to those suffering from diseases OF the
respiratory organs, The healing bal
sans of Hyomei reach the most
remote air cells of the throat, noae
and lungs, destroy ing all catarrhal
germs and giving quick relief and
cure.
Hyomei has peri rmed almost
miraculous cures of catarrh, often
restoring health In chronic cases that
had given up all hope OF recovery.
At the first symptom OF catarrhal
trouble use Hyomei and see how
quickly you get relief and cure. The
complete outfit costs but n dollar,
aud is sold by Fred d. Pierce under q
guarantee TO refund the money IT ii
does not give satisfaction.
Sold and guaranteed in Barton
Landing by F. J. Kinney.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-10
Estate of Alison Anderson OF
of Glover

CT VERMONT. 10 Probate CoSrt,
Dst4rfrs o. OFtcAsa. saA nssa Se~pof'
in s4la district on TIE itth dAy OF 1An1AfY.
4. -. tN-.
AagY 4. Anderson Notwithstanding OF the estate
Of Alas Ards-son. late Of tfluxsTf ID satd
dtstf CT. deceatcd presents bet A3uai1t tFAtoa
Aeon. Tor examination aud all ssece. Aaa
anz9ra application for > decree Of dtstrtoa-
viaa aud PARTITION Of the estate OF sAaa &C.
ceased.
whreeapou II is ordered By said CorFt-that
aid areor e. aud said application p. refer "a
TO a session ts~feof. 30 be held AZ r "a
Was Office ln Barton. ia ssta dtktTct N nc
i4b dav 81 Feb. A. D. 49,. At r4nc oc4"e<
in nc forenoon Tor hearing aaa decision
thereon. -,
De gtVHn 10 all persons Interested 6y pan44eA
ton OF The same three weeks *ueeesstsftf az
the DaLI.xs Cor@Tv AOzIToA.A nsSAPsp.T
publiahed a. sstd Barton. previous 10 AA4
time appointed for hearing. taat thcs mss
aouear 81 said g mt and place aud sno~ cause,
anv they may have. shy sAsd account
should not be allowed, aaa sab decree MADE
q" Register
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-10
NOTICE

Ess~ awshxm q ~ Toss ~ Gs2ser IL IS
Caaa6u af uFIeANss &Ns &+@En e Ee#Ea@s
Vau aas 49, ~ aoszAeA seA5 t#s as A.
g~ns esxe-~@8as - : &zEm. fxzzAa8 81 Nnnss
2n "a 4 On tAx 70 ass&sAe@ e@& =
sk&s te~n, E@ ntKf
wo~ mg MHEaea NaeeF 81 afnweF % EAs ksss
d. az Fsaea&sy a. %. tN4 s@pp1ssd 20 IS
AnF azsra m8rE - less 8sHHE - t1 S2fR
~wss eugwes e los gaaa@er 80 eaaN#R1 Nf
~ tams oaaxa ~ nsFk eAreEAFaes rs~t -
lzna amnea By l. n u&FEsHEs a Us@sFa
snash - tAaa nwmr4 o. y kAsd bHA@~*4
~ess hy t2E4 awnst ~ y ". visa ass
Ar.nNF ~ wIte, zH4 80 maEE 81 s&4d sAG5a ~A1
es sold AZ gahlie AaeEsea &Etae 8wsR&AES ae@fs
os Kate ur4kAaa an s2ld fstessf OF thn -
aAy 81 >. AraArF. =. p fNs. a. o1r orfs n
Sac zfxfanea ~ sEAlE be feazts4se 10 as
CT zssr aid tzxes Nlth ccsss aaEsss FFsFto@s
~ pstd-
A. SARGENT. Constable.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-10
Estate of George L. Norton
of Barton

TATE pp wan ut - ProsA . Court
ulstrict 81 o. Aas eA.f bed a. Sf~pal
tn g.tt n s.rlct. On sac 95a day 81 I&nusEs
A. n. laUS ID.
n Some . Adu5 LIST satnF 81 sic r$'@se =
george l. norton, (ase at Ha 9 g ~
Ia 4AsA District de-cA ut. Errsu : his -
r4tntsffaI4or account ? : t1Amsrateu ash SIC
towsurs. aud max $ Apt catf#u r > aFNtF"
- astrl bgttou sna partition fac estate ut
sat deceased
n ON. il il ortctei By said Caartthat sstt 90
csank nc referred - @ t.e&on & Hfset, 70 0t
al - tra Probate uNt= t# s@bH ~ wg r. o1
- tafb cas- FueFusr1 = u fss q oBs o. lock
In the aft rAuan for hnArnS aaa otetatea
thereon. Aad 10 Is 8uFf vr oF efta &hAf =
tire hereof nc given ~ at persons Interested
h. Modification ol tkc ezm Three wenks al
eSssively IN thc orI aus G atty A8tttcF,
neNspAper published a. barfcn- Afores>1"
uFsvfous 10 said Amc A. potntr3 for d rs
that tines nay appear ~ said tns a. Pt~os
ard show uanee l. Aay they may have. SRs
said aecou - - p1d mt be allowed, and sact
decree made.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-10
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate of James Teller

The uudernIgued. having been appointed o.
the aouorAbls Probase Court for The District
Of Orlesus. Commissioners. 20 receive. exam.
re ard adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of James Teller
late of Barton, in said district, de-
ceased and all claims exhibited In Offset there
10 hereby give notice that we will meet for
the tagposes aforesaid st G. A. BArrows
store 90 the Isth day OF February,
o. m until S O'Clock .. IN. on each OF said
DAYS. aud that six montbs from the ith dAy
OF January. A ID. o.. IL the time
limited By said Court for said creators 70
nres.nt their claims to as for examination
Dated a. Barton VI. this t9,h dag Of
G. A. BARRowa, icou,r.
81 X. p. MASON,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-10
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Dorman C Melvin

Tie un6srstxnsd kAvkn< been appointed
rs tur Honorable Proha 6 Csas Tor tat ats-
u q % Ofssaaks NoaEatssssa ~, s.
.s8rafnx ap8 !. ~ a. claims AN6 as0AGS4
az al psrasHs Ax&fMss Fhs estate 81 toeNaa
a. NrsV4a fAEr . Gee rsesre "a s8sa atsh tGs
hecr&eea. au3 ait cfAAnaA axh8a kNA "a q
tesY@fu. hrrshv give uuttee kNAs aN - u rss2A
~ The rut gosss Aforesaid. - tfs auTsaa
hnuss az Z. > NesYsn 90 the fssh - g
= hruzsy sna , ) dsx Of JAY neat fseA eke
- eAek q. n. ansAt fanf uscsc1k. p p
e.es nfas 4 aass snA Ehst 81 sacnkns fsaFn &c
fesh aAx % xAaua a.ptzS. = tae ties sfm
&c. hv aid 4 cart los e4sa Creditors 20 rrfs7ak
sN~ss elatn4@ . "a sor exAu nstspa ard atapw
r@tsA At gssenseaso. this I'D dAs 81
.fsnn.rx.A D. tN~
4. 81. CUTHnvRT<ox. n
"a LA rERkI =.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-10

Cia5-HOUSE, BARN, SHED. 50 acres
OF land and tools, ali for $500. Build
ings In fair repair. Win keep six
cows and horse. q miles 70 village.
Good road, r r. d, telephone, all
tools necessary 70 carry on this farm.
\ dandy OUTFIT for and viii
sell At first sight. Onty $500 down
aud remainder can lay on mortgage.
Take whole outfit al $50 or real
estate AZ s700.
1870 MINUTES DRIVE To FIVE
VILLAGES. l25 acre farm that will
sell 10 drst customer looking at the
place. Pace keeps - COWS and team.
Barn Il ext and house has eight
rooms we'll arranged. The barn II
ne1Fly new. There are 50 acres OF
nice soft wood tiwbre on this place
that will pay for the farm. Cream
gathered az door. on r. +. D, have
telephone. on main road and pleasant
place q live. There are 600 sugar
trees not rugged. Fruit orchard.
Good hanhouse. sis10 takes this
place and Il "a n bargain. Buildings
are Insured for $3.50. Low tax rate.
Rle7-ANOTHER VILLAGE FARM
- - 49, AZ - 11AAN az
respect. Large barn with four stalls,
big garden. large house and buildings
rebuilt In 1902, hard wood hoors, fur
nEes, village water etc. Il, story
house painted white. No fake about
this place. There l. si20 insurance
on the buildings and we VII take
$500 for the Who'll thing.
us-THE BARGAIN OF THE SEA-
son. Village residence IN Barton on
good residential street only few mia
ute from all business points. Bath.
furnace. electric lights. hard wood
4 floors, 10 rooms. Barn 20xf0 and car
rage house. Large garden add Lawn.
Pasture keeping three cows rents for
$50 per year and land going with Place
cutting hay for two cows and horae.
Large fruit orchard. BaIldings are
all 10 good shape. Good walk ia front
OF house and everything neat. The
best hnd In Barton for $500.
KI25-rwo TENEMENT house In
good Y r town, with II rooms and
built only few years On good street
and painted last year. Electric lights,
village waite and Sc yer etc. Extra
good roof and a nice tenement In
every way. Large lot with garden.
Oaiy few minutes walk from nice
lake. A good trade NJ $500
Bi2T-LAEGE HOUSE AND BARN ia
best location in village OF Barton.
Large lot, buildings In fair repair.
IL rooms In house. Bath and spring
water, good lawn, 200 foot frontage
Granite under pinning and large dry
basement. 50 feet from side yak and
: on east side of walk. 5000.