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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
Harris.

Harris.
j. j. Dobbyn, of the Melvin Argus.
has resurrected the Harris Herald and
will start publishing the latter paper
this week.
Ventura.
A new creamery capitalized at s10.-
OOO has been launched at Ventura, and
work on the building will start this
week.
Storm Lake.
The Cook Construction Company Of
Des Moines is rapidly engaged in erect
ing the septic tank for the Storm Lake
sewer. The Lyle Company of Sioux
City Is engaged in laying the tile. many
being put at the depth OF twenty-five
feet. The sewer will be completed next
fall at a cost Of $4,000.
Webster City.
The members of the Methodist church
held a reception at the parsonage to
welcome the return of the former pas
tor. Rev. C. II. kamphoefner. About
sixty were present. a very cordial
welcome was extended to Rev. Ramp
hoefner and family by Mr.. ]. B. Hughes
in behalf of the members to which
Rev. Kamphoefner gave a fitting re-
sponse The watchword for the com
ing year will be "a new church.
Shady Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bunnell. old
residents OF this community, celebrated
the golden anniversary Of their mar
riage Monday. During the day the
children and grandchildren gathered at
the beautiful home to congratulate the
aged couple. and in the evening about
sixty neighbors and friends responded
to a general invitation. The occasion
was an enjoyable one, and an informal
program added to the general pleasures
Of the evening.
Pomeroy.
Because of the death Of Edna Olson.
18-year-old member OF the Swedish
Mission church, six miles north Of here,
and her public funeral and burial be-
fore the cause was known to be diph-
iberia, the district conference Of the
Swedish Mission church, arranged to
begin Sunday and extend over the first
half Of the week. has been called on
While there IL no immediate fear OF
an epidemic Of diphtheria in the neigh
borhood. every precaution Is being TAX
en- and for some weeks the church will
remain closed. The postponed confer
ence will be held when 1t Is positively
known that there is no danger Of q fur
ther spread Of the disease.
Cedar Falls.
Professor Abbott G. Page. ono Of the
favorite professors Of the Iowa State
Teachers College, who has been
member OF the faculty over twenty
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
CAR TURNS TWICE OVER.
Party Of Four Waterloo Mon Have Bad
Auto smashup Near Dixie.

SpeClal 10 I1meS.H9pOOlcan.
Dixie. Oct. s.-Charles Christensen,
John Robertson and two other men, of
Waterloo. were returning home from
Dixie in the formers car, when near
the Erick Thuesen farm, northeast of
town, they struck COW, causing the
machine to turn completely over twice,
badly wrecking 1t and throwing the
occupants in all directions Mr. Chris
Jensen. who was driving the car, was
severely cut about the head and other
wise bruised. One Of the others had
his nose broken and sustained other
severe injuries. Mr.. Robertson and the
man back Of him were thrown a great
distance. but escaped without a
scratch. A doctor was called and
patched up the injuries. but the car
was entirely out of commission.
Considering the high speed they were
running. forty or fifty miles per hour,
1t is a wonder that all were not killed.
This Is only one more case of over
speeding. added to the long list.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
FIRE At T,ToNkA.
Restaurant an Meat Market Wiped
Out of Existence on Short Notica.


Titonka, Oct. about o'clock
Monday fire broke out in the rear Of
the butcher shop, caused by some trou-
BILE with the workings of gasoline
stove. In an Incredible short space of
time the market and restaurant adj
joining-both frame buildings-were a
heap Of ruins and the citizens are
thankful the loss was not more severe.
The meat market was operated by
L. Halverson and the second floor of
the building was vacant. The citizens
succeeded in rescuing the tools and
most of the meat in the front room Of
the building but on account OF the
smoke nothing was saved out of the
back room The building was owned
by Jerome Bcursey of North Dakota.
The proprietor Of the restaurant. ED
Heifner, was successful in getting his
stock and fixtures and household goods
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
DEATHS WERE CONFIDENTIAL
Rev. J. v. HummeI Dies at Ia Porto
city-L. r. Hubbard Also Dead.

City-l. T. Hubbard Also Dead.
La Porte City. Oct. s.-1n the death
OF Rev. Julius Victor Hummel here
yesterday at 8: 80 and Of l.. T. Hubbard
Of Cedar township. there Is a remark
able coincidence. for they were old ac-
quaintances and fast friends. Both
were active in the work OF the Evan
gelical church, and 1t was the desire
Of Mr.. Hubbard that Mr.. Hummel
should preach his funeral sermon. The
minister friend, knowing OF this re-
quest and realizing that Mr.. Hubbard
was in critical condition and likely to
pass away at any hour. prayed that
he might be raised from his sick bed
to continue in his ministrations for
good. and be able to officiate at his
friends funeral in case OF his death.
Mr.. Hummel had been an Evangeli-
cal minister for many years and held
charges in various parts of the state.
A year ago ne moved back to La Porte
City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06


Prominent Brooklyn It's discovery places
Real Estate Man. you at the head
and front Of the worlds benefactors'
You may use this letter any way you
deem advisable. J. b. HUE
The Cedar Hill Sanitarium Treatment
for Cancer, is not new. untried dis
coyery. but a scientific preparation.
Send your name and address TO-DAY
and learn how to treat yourself In the
privacy Of your own home without f1sA
or danger. 1t may be the means OF
saving your life. Do it today.
The Cedar Hill Sanitarium Is one OF
the finest sanftariums in the coun-
try for the treatment of cancer, euinofs'
birth marks and skin diseases. 1t IS
furnished thruout with all modern con
veniences: every room electric-lighted;
steam heat: hot and cold water and
every home comfort Those who wish
may come and have the doctors per-
sonal attention. However, you can
treat yourself Just as well and salts
factorily right in your home, the same
as Mr.. Ridge did. Any bank or busi-
ness arm in Lebanon Will tell you OF
our splendid success and reliability.
II you suffer from cancer in any
form, simply send your name and ad-
dress today to The Cedar Hill SAM
tarium, 173 North Broadway. Lebanon
Ohio. You will be surprised to learn
how easily you can treat yourself at
home without risk or danger.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
DIES EN- ROUTE HOME.
Ohio Man Who Had Been West for
Health Expires on Train.

Special to Times Republican.
Creston. Oct. Civilian A. Louth, Of
Spencerville, o., died on board a pas
senger train yesterday, between Omaha
and Pacific Junction. The body was
brought to this city and placed in
charge of undertakers and his friends
were notified.
1t is believed the man had been west
for his health. He had been in a hos
pital in Denver and had a ticket from
that city to Chicago. He began to grow
worse after leaving the high altitude,
and told a porter on the train that he
expected to be met in Chicago by his
wife and other relatives to accompany
him home. So far nothing has been
heard from the relatives
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
DISSERTATION OF FLAG.
D. A. r. Will Seek Removal Of Ma
tionaI Emblem From Cigar 6oxes.

Des Moines, Oct. 6.--To prevent cigar
dealers from using the flag as an
emblem on their boxes. Will be the aim
OF the iowa Daughters of the American
Revolution who will go before the state
legislature In February to secure more
stringent laws regarding the desecra-
ton of the flag. A large delegation OF
Dies Mo!nes women Will attend the state
d. a. r. convention in Cedar Falls. Oct.
is, when This subject will be brought
up. There Is a movement on foot with
the Des Moines delegation to have Mrs
Hal Howell OF this city. elected as
state regent of the society.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT.
Hampton Awards Contract for Coz
struction Work for $500.

Special to Times Republican.
Hampton, Oct. 6.--J. T. Mccormick.
of Fort Dodge. has been awarded the
contract for the construction work on
the new sewage disposal plant that Is
to be built near the present plant in
the Second ward. The contract price
for the work is $4,000. and the job Is to
be completed by Dec. l. next The
city has not as yet employed an en-
Sfneer to attend to the work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
TO BUILD POOR HOUSE
Crawford County Will ovte on $25, 900
Bond Proposition.

Special to Times Republican
Denison. oct 6.-The board Of SUI
pervisors of this county has asked its
voters to authorize the issu>>e of
$4,000 in bonds to raise funds for a
new institution for caring for the poor.
One built some years ago was burned
down. and since then some of the poor
have been sent out of the county to
charitable institutions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
To Dedicate New Church.

Ottumwa oct. 6.--Mcmbers Of the
Christian faith will be honored this
week by visit from one OF the abest
speakers Of their belief and promi :
nent man in public affairs. He IS Hon
lack r Sweeney. OF Columbus. Ind
who will deliver a lecture at the Davis
Street Christian church Friday even
ing. His subject will be The Golden
Age" On Sunday morning. he will
dedicate the handsome new edifice on
Davis street
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
eIackIea Among Cattle.

Special 70 Hines publican.
Nevada, Oct 6.--Backleg has APP
peared in herd of cattle belonging to
a farmer named John Swinbank. over
south of Colo a couple of the cattle
We're found dead supposedly having
been struck by lightning. An exam
ination by a veterinarian. however de-
veloped the fact that they had died
from blackleg. The balance of the herd
Was NaCcinatnd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
Court Cases al Hampton.

Special to Times Republican.
Hampton. oct 6.-District court is
being held In this city. having been
convened Monday by Judge Charles +.
Albrook of Eldora, A jury was Sc
cured Tuesday afternoon in the case OF
6. =. Sharpe against Soren Hansen and
the trial was commenced. one of the
most important cases OF the present
term. that of J. O. Wolfe against the
st. Paul & Des Moincs Railroad Con,~
pany. will probably not get to trial be-
fore next week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
ROBBERY AT BURT.
Dau Store Entered and Goods and Cash
Secured.

Burt, Oct. 6.-The citizens of Burt
enjoyed the distinction of having a
genuine case of store robbery in their
midst Tuesday morning between the
hours of midnight and daylight The
general merchandise store Of Farnk
Dau was entered, ransacked from stem
to stern and the safe rifled of 5000 in
cash.
Just how much of loss Mr.. Dau
has sustained can not be known until
an invoice of the merchandise is con-
cluded as there was considerable of a
stirring up of the things in the store
In their ransacking of the safe the
visitors relieved the proprietor of bet
ter than 5000 in cash. That much Of
loss is certainty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED.
Hold Up Men Got Mason City Mans
Purse But Overlook Wad.

Special to TImeS-RepubI.can.
Mason City, Oct. 6.-John Poczesny
was struck on the back of the head last
night. knocked down and robbed. His
pocket book was taken but he had
previously removed the s42 1T con-
tanned into his vest pocket and the
robbers got but little. The blow he
received was a severe one. but he will
recover
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
T1A1Es-REPUBI1CAN IOWA: OCTOBER

allowed the tack hammer to fall 70 tho
ground and in peering over tho sill to
SEQ where Il went. lost her balance and
fell headlong to the ground. thirty feet
below. There were several boxes near
where tho baby fell and It Is supposed
that she struck them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
HES LETTERS
STOMACH BlTTERS

It will work wonders for you. BY
strengthening and toning the digestive
system, theo ause OF your trouble Is
quickly removed. It is also for lndl-
oestion, Costivensss, Biliousnsss,
Stomach Ills and Malaria, Fever and
Asue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
To Pay Fair Premiums.

Special to Republican.
Hampton. Oct 6.-Secretary She--
wood A. Clock Of the Franklin CouH=
ty Agricultural Society, announces that
the premiums awarded at the recent
fair Will be paid at the rotunda OF the
courthouse on Saturday afternoon.
~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
Babe Fails Thirty Feet.

Ottumwa. Oct. 6.-F'alling out OF the
second story window In the Sullivan
flats on West Second street, thirty feet
to the ground. and escaping with only a
small scratch on one of her limbs. was
the narrow escape from death of
Louise. the Is months old daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Roscoe. The
window screen had been unlocked and
the little child was playing near the
open space with a tack hammer. She
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
TWO REALTY CHANGES.
Clark Farm Near kensett and Towr
Property Sold.

Special to Times Republican.
Kensett. oct 81. II. Clark has sold
his farm enc mile east of here. for sl05
per acre 1t is understood that Mr.
Clark will locate in town In the near
future.
Peter Haven. from near Usage. Is
here and has bought the G. +. Socks.
home. and will move into it the middle
OF this month.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
A Primer Of Life.

1.-THE world owes every man a liv-
ing" said the Old Philosopher. "and
there's no reason why he shouldn't
collect 1t; but 1t will be the part OF
wisdom to give other folks the same
chance. and not push the hungry mil
lions out O the way"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
REWARD FOR LOST SON.

WIS. Il. e. StFeet, Creston, wear Oeaeh
Because Of Missing Boy.
Special to Times Republican.
Creston, Oct. 6.-R. Il. Street, of this
place. the father of the young lad. Les
lie Theodore Street, has offered a re-
ward of s25 for any Information re-
garding his son who has been missing
since Aug. is. No trace can be learned
of the boys wherea bouts and his
mother, is lying at the point OF death
thru apprehension and worry over his
absence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06

I OuI ~ Co eAAA
has entirely cured
me Of the cancer
on my temple. The
hole that was left
after the growth
came out was about
the size OF q silver
half dollar, and has
healed so there Is
is hardly q mark
left from 1t. Your
cancer cure Is GER
tainly a marvel
quick and certain
No main in nv case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
MANY PERSONS
SUFFER DAILY

from distress after eating. They have
Heartburn, OIeatins, 0sIehino, 8moth-
erino ssnsatlons, etc. " you are
among that number let us persuade
vo,i to tPv
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
For More Than Three Decade.

Foley's Honey and Tar has been
household favorite for coughs. colds.
and ailments Of the throat. chest and
lungs. Contains no opiates. Mcbride
&. Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06

out Of the building without any dam
age. The building was owned by tho
Pankuk brothers living near Titonka.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-06
''Your
Cancer Cure
A Marvel"
scurs 10 Quick Certain and Painless"
says Prominent Brooklyn Real
Estate Man.

"The Cedar Hill Eanitarium treat
ment for Cancer places it at the head
and front Of the worlds benefactors.
says J. b. Ridge. for many years
prominent real estate man. residing ri
$50 Franklin avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-15
PRISON TNPERTS MIR.
DELEGATES to NI>u Prnn-nriarirs Before
Information GOnErrsS OIpens

tor the first tam" since" I's orEanila.
'lou ~ London az ~ ~" International
f'-rsrr { on gross - 20 hold it- guInqgannInl
session 80 ~" United States this yatr
Ib.Iegaie- hay" b.'-n roarhrug New Nu-k
all ~" v-rk g. Wa SAID yesterday bv
. , Lewis. corresponding SECRETARY
II the Prison Association - New York
that ne. number already here wt~ bet " "..n
nfty aud seventy 'iy"
~. ouuGfcs- VIII 'un, "r" M Wash
ingipl m "a" first v""a 100 u,tul..f. nuj
th.. .l,-"rubliug uf d.."gl'". l- taking
yI.'.' No Me-. NDrh , c'.,tI-.. u,N. sunday
uI.rt q ~p",.L tram uud"r ,r. .tuslur..-
o.. the Federal ttDs"TUW"Ui VIII start
.uu her" with 90" dDl"gttrs nu board
lu. q tour between N.V Work and chm.
.,.gU II viii stop 90 .ifl"u- places iu
.-... the visitor. . chance 90 inspect
rri-on- aud r"iprmttUrl"-
The Delegates Will b." entertained 'p.
night ~ = dinner 90 en-" CIV ChIb gwen
10y 'n" society for M" Prevention oi
cruelty 80 children 10 rnorroW It.
Departments " Correction will ular. a
spectral h1at M the dispersal ~ tho visitors
for - trip ~ inspection 81 Harts and
Blackwells Islands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-15
The REAL ESTATE MARKET
~ IH,E UTIIS SELI> ~ EtST
NINTI -SECOND STREFT.
Maurice Hrrihrim N,id, a small Frontage
to IIIs Forty -sINth street Theatre site
some HiE lot I:uIdIng> Change
Hands \ sale n Ioi,I.nl!a GoIIrgr.

RuiiIug -.'"- hgurei prominently
900 yesterdays hrnk"rIg" news Two
holdings comprising som" thirty lots
ou Washington heights were disposed
- and Nauric" M-rtheim added u sma u
frontage To ia" -it" ~ his proposed
theatre m Forty -siNth street Tn" Con
~ulttat"d Gas Company CAV" an option
~ purchase to IN" Corporal" Organic.
ton and Audit Company On the three
blocks bounded hy S,Nt"" nth and Nlne-
t,"'n'h streets. Tenth aNenu" and Mar
Canal street. uppnSlt" IA" new Chelsea
docks The consideration n IN" option
VS. ~lli 90 ur g 49, pn
put-ri' NluhI''In IN" Edgar I'm
prny"mrn' Company sold upward ~
jnu lots IA Wvcko1 Park ~ Woodhav"n.
l. ! Ia" buyers are pJt ~ town investors
VITO Will rmurov" the purchases
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-15
CONFE>SED 10 NtIE HIW>EIF.
nv land. IN-sustsms Neighrr. Told Of
IIriIe~. tut MT n n P~Uitrni.

james + Hyand the former assistant
Gust nm- wei CHER VIII, told IN Tuesday -
the relatives and agents IL Importers
fullwing ~eIgherS about On he docks 10
brlt.' them To- underw-igh heir Iml,pr'l
tipu-. AGAIN took IN" stand vest e~riay
IN The o-I-' otn~ graf' 'fial 900 The United
~ri'e- tirclr tJur lh'u. va- li''-
l-f' for Hvlaud 80 reiI 81 bribery bur b.
,.a.s"d amI-..mnn- m ouur by franklv
at,urruE ~. %" t,.-' I'i,'d for 'h"Guy,ru.
ru.u' pur.Iy 90 saw. himself and up'
rhrrlgn any p.nl.,u' ..lI -"u' Imrn'
70 - upr through any centennial mood
pr Iurpp-.. ~ r"gard fpr 'n' convent IONS
that vuu cum" h"r" o" '.'. ~ accepting
money from Imr,pr."r- bur purrlv from 81
d,-Ir. 80 iu-urr vuur own safety - thai
mot 49, Hvlaui Wa a~N-i ou cross.
examination
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There - nothing IA ~" wav - moral
mutt,. hat prompted Won 20 o',u" h'r,. q
~ nurhruE like ha'
Hyiand admitted rnat the far' that 'ua
defendant Narirn owed h.m money ~.
'lu.u.,.i HIM aEaru-' the latter h.rdu~.,
h.. diiur wan any man 80 g"' ruur"r
from mm
That wpuli Do" r,in.ng ru". Won Nupw %
exclaimed NV Wand ru tuuo rmplyIug
that fu r'r hun Nd q rr h"r MORE h"iu"r.-
ur"u,,. 'ha' Zoo run au,t.s!" rl-..
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w.Igh"r vno H. telling vIi' Do" aupw-
'"-'ln"d 'hu \ Mu.r.a s son paIi MIN
$50 for weighing a cargo # rh-"-.. bY'
that b." only gHf" ni- foreman SItu
Nh'u " II Madden dl-p q former
a--i-tau' w"Igh-T took no" stand h. -r.r
yrI-ad it. tOIrf py saving ina 10" mad
meyer received wo'-nv tor unde ~, 81 CHM 2
and had alwav- weighed hI- cargo-- hon.
c-ilv lie said b." wa assigned 20 take
rharge - he " mr." - ar pi.' North River.
hv James = Val th" former Deputy
surveyor of IN" P"r' Who vas dismissed
bv collector William l.u"h. Jr Iu \uvem-
b..T igg
Afhpugh he -ali non" Of he defendant
had over -nEg"-t"d Iri"rv ,il,hing q"
hlin h, explained hat hr Wa rarely g.r-
mtf'ad ru wcIgh Mediterranean otrg, 90
from Inch most = The graf va- derived
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'hrA" vea'-. h..' iu al hat I'M" he Wa
assigned 'u v"ign ru|y fiy" ~ ~ Ms,,i.
tsrrAu"an ,argu"- bp.u 'ho defendants
pr"w and NarI.H bad ~ different times
teen ~ oharE" e 10" dlsf rI'f M which he
worked
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Inc fa~,ad-~ A. HlghmOgn'. ue'aua-s
,u.uff. y ,ouSs'ing % tour house,
ans >IN'' scrr> VI ground EOHU'arE
~aT ahos Ned down 10 4 prir-
f,ar'N loo intrrrs' q. ~
'.s'h street. No q. south ~Ii, 80 % fec
vr~. Of 'fh ~ emu. n fuspp % three
-'Or' 4NrIIug ."ur'r lI, 80 .. "a
smith. y. r.. due on .|fIg r.sU'. 'l.lt. 10
.'H'HNt 20 lAN-. a. a. g. subject 20 }.
uruT MOI. gage Of ~ ~ 20 'H. plaIIur ''.
lUIfd Venue. Nt srsf f1-. .tIr. ms
80 norm o. 1851 stree .pSTsiN Ir-rg
lar tor tenement lna Store
Vegas lr'I Pro Np-'LNr.fsrr
HsEI.| conn pan. o. q. t., pl f"I-
uruf So Oh. ~ r.. -,f 10 ave.
N.N't s.H'rE 90 uHo- NOR gag o.
s. Z" Nu 'oUrurg ~ ~~ufr.uHr- 90
- ... tArrl- 40 -, east ~ .r. -'. q .rrt
UurrH of l-srl .fTrrf az -Nsp o.,
30 ~ Nror. 'tuc" ~nf HDl tore
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en-. e. s,s' ~ -I..r Hf % ..N fs 4.
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OF e.. - NH.u..l~. 'u ~rHf,#.Hrr CO
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IlrN-t -.rsr.. Nn - .u.rH .....
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ave. s.. So o.. ... .u DID, poo.
mortgage o. $3.50 ..o ma. r.- Dr..
fsprr>cu'Irc .'r N,.'r, 'Oug ~gal"u So 'fn
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Nurtion Market OpenIns

lh" iail season 90 the auction M rkc'
vT"u. to-day With "a Size, .Ia' -,.e 81 private
dwellings hy Joseph = puE m .l" \e~",
- roget -alr- room tons GU"rau.e lutsrts~f
NI. he fakvu ga fhs results .t- giving some
indication Of The nufIuun for fall b'-Iu'--
Nu iWporian' Offering Will r,' fhtf ul
Nu ~ tH~' NIurt second street. % for.
-'or' dwelling near Madison uErt.l"
aud not FAR from |hr tarursIr mansion
Mr. buN val also Offer ~" scout l'.s' pr'.'r
81 Lemon aN emu" aud llEti -IT"a.. fHu r.'.
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LO>G,sI ,>D REALFsr\TEFo R sALE

THESE ARE UNr r'NL TIMES d requires
an unusual proposition ru attrar' a''r1''1
have noticed this situation and am Wiling :"
di>p">r ~ hsautifII complete cg'l-ey new
country. Home IN a charming residence park
with gorgeous Views 81 MAnhassrt 'a' and ong
island sound nNe minutes to Manha>Srt >A,ion,
=, minute 70 Herald square a. -. Il-SS THAN
REAL VALUE. On ,on IN lcnf terms int house
which T. surrounded bv one acre " ground VII
satisfy the most careful and ~Sscting home
ecker who = l"osinc for . superior home IN me
rlEh' ncighhorhoOd pricc sac" worth 5000
Write fuT lHofa. HOME boK az ~lu once.