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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
Twin City Marketa.

Minneapolis. Apr. Wheat. Nav
$l1lA; July, SHAY: No. l northern
$iish: No. 2 northern. S1.l4h; Dur
um, NO. !, S4c- Corn-No. 4. Sac
Oats-No. ; white. 41isc. Rve-No
2. 73c. Bariey-e6c. Flax-No !
$2-3iA.
Duluth. Apri! NO. ! northern
$l-loas, May. $l.l5; July. $1l4A.
South st. Paul, April 1.-Catte-
steers. s5-o0d6.75: cows. fair. S3.c5n
4.25; calves. s4.50a $50. Hogs. s1o.se
lo-t5 Sheep, yearlings. 37.00aS.0o
lambs. $7.0oQS.e0.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
eUepENosoN or WORK lIeElY 70
CONTINUE ONLY rew
OAYA
WANT 4 FIVE CENT RAISE
President Lewis CONFIDENT Agreements
VIII Speedily Follow WsAevt ~
7oc.ooo Union Men % 3iss-
minevs FEeias.

Indianapolis. Indiana - Tas sod. 600
organized miners CT the luminous
coal fields of the United ssxes struck
n midnight and will stay Gay from
the mines antii the operators consent
to pay m advance In wages II S cents
n ton
We we're 80 delayed Ia tbs sristase
conference Ii Cincinnati that there
~as no time for district axeem~nts
to be made before the expiration Of
the present working consrxca nj mid
night said President Lewis os the
union. 1T In unfortunate. Blu district
agreements win BE- made speedily. and
nm confident that the suspension of
work viii continue oaly 4 fev days.
The executive board Of the miners'
union was In sesason. bat IL menu
bern left and rent 1T once 4 their
respective districts 10 represent the
national administrator in tn direc-
ton of the local strikes. President
Lewis will visit the Illinois 3eld to-
day. and does not expect TO return to
his Once here until Saturday aight-
Co0osttono ~ St1teA
The conditions In the various states
In ~ follows:
iiiineis-Nsne hundred mines closed
and $4,000 miners quit WON at S
p. m. = Joint conference on wages
called for next Monday In Chicago:
operators say men demand increase Of
10 cents q ton which would mean an
annual increase In expense Of $4,000
GOO. possibility OF . four months shut
down. two months supply Of coal on
hand: no immediate coal famine to
Chicago industrs~a
tndisna-Ten thousand miners or
dered to gait at midnight. conference
arranged for next Wednesday al Terre
Hause: miners say shut down will be
short lived.
The nrxs victory for the men came
In m announcement from Brazil. Ind.
the center Of the Indiana block coal
district. where II Was announced the
mems demands for a Ave cent increase
would be granted.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40. 900
men ordered TO quit 1t midnight. tenn
porary scale. allowing . i've cent run
Of mine q o =. increase hoped TO be
reached By Saturday: settlement Of
the powder question TO be held In
allegiance.
t~os-Every mine In Iowa ordered
~~ - shs
Missouri. kansas. Okiahoms and Ar.
ano1o cOmprfSfn1 the g~nuthw>earr
interstate deids-35. 900 miners Quit
early settlement hoped for. but min
ers assert they have fund Of $500 900
10 draw on
Ohie-AH miners ordered 10 quit:
state leader declaring II In n .
strike. but merely suspension: n
Lorraine, n steel plant shu, down
and threw out 1900 workmen. the man
ayers announcing q shortage of coal
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Robbers Back Wagon Up to the Rich.
nond. Va Postofhce.

Richmond. Virginia. Robbers
backed . wagon up to the door OF the
Richmond postofice. either on satur.
day or Sunday night. pierced the vault
with steel drills and made on with
more than 10000 In stamps and $3.50
In cash A Waterman in the building
was u~ndisturbed while the robbers on.
tered through . street window and
did the Job.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Date Set for Red Wing Rate cases.
Red Wing. Minimize date for the
hearing OF arguments before the inter.
state commerce commission In he
Red Wing rate cases has been set for
Apr. s. The hearing will be before
the full commission. The evidence in
the case 10 already in. A decision win
probably be rendered the latter part
OF April.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
INSISTS ON GOING 70 jA,,.
Former Probate Judge Declares Ne
viii Ask No Bond.

Columbus, Ohio. - John r. Gale
p~resident Of the R~uggles-Gale com
pany at Columbus. and former pro
bate Judge, who was indicted Wednes
day on three counts. charging he ave
orices to George T. Woods. appeared
At the cour house Al Columbus and In
sisted on being placed in jail, sayins
ne would Ask no man to 60 his bond
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
MISSOURI RIVER clA0SlFlcA-
TtoN GOES TO NATIONS
HIGHEST Olo0ER.
SUPPORTS Commission
Wheis Fabric Of Freight Tarihs 10
Involved In the Action Originally
Started BY kansss
City.

MINI. Inc oi6kcss
freight rat fight since the passage of
the Hepburn rate bill entered the nm
MI stages. when the government filed
In the supreme court OF the United
States q brief in the so-called Missouri
river rate case. The contest involves
the interests Of manufacturers. job
bers. merchants and railroads from
the Atlantic seaboard to the Rocky
mountains.
The two cases which have attracted
the most attention are those concern
ing the class rates On through ship
ments originating at Atlantic seaboard
points and destined to Missouri river
cities. The third case involved the
class rates from Chicago and from
81. Louis TO Denver.
The 6rst two cases arise out Of an
order issued by the interstate COM
merce commission TO become effective
Nov. 10, 1908. This order directed a
reduction Of the rates for the trans
p~ortation Of various classes Of freight.
originating at Atlantic seaboard
points. from Mississippi river cross
ings { the Missouri river cities.
The order was the result Of com
plants filed with the commission by
Burnham. Hanna. Munger DrQ Goods
company and a large number OF indi-
viduals, partnerships and corporations
as shippers. jobbers and wholesalers
at Kansas City. St. Joseph and Omaha
Say Twin Cities Benefited.
They claimed that the rates charged
by carriers operating between the At
lantic seaboard, which includes cities
east of Pittsburg and north of the Po-
tomac and Missouri river cities. were
unjust, unreasonable and discrimina.
tory.
1t was particularly specified that the
rates Disseminated in favor Of st.
Paul and Minneapolis. Finally the
commission disposed OF the case by
ordering q reduction Of the charges
for transportation from the Mississippi
river crossings to the Missouri river
cities as a part Of the through rate.
The commission denied that the
rates Disseminated in favor OF the
Twin Cities. Before the rates went
into effect the controversy was taken
into the courts by the railroads. The
-es,i. 900 that the circuit court of
the United Sta.~e for the northern
district OF Illinois held the oruer un-
lawful and beyond the power OF the
commission because the mandate was
the exercise Of authority not specif.
ically granted by the act to regulate
commerce and resulted in artificially
a~pportioning the country into zones
tributary to given trade centers.
One appeal by the commission and
another by Missouri river shippers
were taken to the supreme court. As
the Aght had progressed. additional
parties had entered the fray. Kansas
City, st. Joseph and Omaha shippers
interviewed to fight for the order.
Sioux City asked the courts for the
same benefits as given Kansas City.
st. Joseph and Omaha. st. Paul and
Minneapolis business men. in behalf
OF their trade, entered the struggle.
Chicago. st. Louis. Detroit, Cleveland
and Milwaukee shippers joined with
the railroads to oppose the reduction.
Most of the contestants are fighting to
the bitter end.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

n. cook u 40 q ~ broken -
nnnlxA - pocketboOk-
pY9st1ent Taft wants n appropria-
tn = carr ont provisions q the
fnsf15 ct
nsm0f Aas n that nr. Cook y now
40 70 ~ With Ais wife's relatives II
Wee Jers@y.
71e sympafAetic strike In Phiisdel
phis II I'll over and men are return.
ine 10 WORK
Representative Mann IL 70 cham
paon The DISQUALIFICATION railroad bill
wA~a II reaches the hoas~~
Jsstie< Moody II reported lmprov-
tng and win probably resurn 10 work
IN the beach BY n<xt fall
Pftrshurx bankers called BE-
fare The xrand iary which In snvesu
eating eouncasmaaSe graft.
Owinx tn the death Of Justice Brew
n. the STANDARD Oh case and others
10y hare IN b. rwATxa~d.
f+ysh houses of congress took -
earfr adjournment out at respect To
thu us~nsory of Iastie~ Hr~~~r.
f3eslaI ~. made by Attorney Cen
<rxt wsrk~rsaana thxs he had <se
sss@d an counsel for tie < srast.
The academy II setenr@ III the Tns-
v~sxisy os S~oraska ~sll - divided
into sections this rear for the dr-t
time.
The nume~r os d~spxonansaes in the
Nebraska asylum for the past year
las n~~n 0aay hAif that 0s the year
before.
The fg~nz~n and managers commit
sss reached m axrx~su~ns and viii
asbatrass The question of m increase
in vax~s-
a prairie fire. s<vensy-five miles
of Ssurxfs. q a.. has
burned oves . strip swensy by ninety
niles ard done mseh damage To prop
Cspsain Ior~n1 P~Hs.Srson. . sea I'D
vesturer Who lad saken part In many
psTslcas exploits. is dead In rokoha-
m. according 10 mail advic~s.
T~w<nsy@svo automobiles we're de-
sruysd and eighteen we're damaged
shen fire swept the garage of Brok.
~ brothers. q oG the largest In
New Jersey. Io@s. 1ia.s. o~so.
William SrhneIdknechs has been
committed 10 the Ohio Ensane asylum
fFom ctes<land He said be Was from
-. r.. where he VAS sworn
10 ~.ssassanase Secretary BaIlinxer.
Having heard retailers and packers
Of meat in m effort TO 1x the re-
sp0assbslisy for the prevailing high
prices the senate committee has Ar
ranged 70 take tie testimony OF cattle
y1i&egsA
The eondision Of United States sen
Danieg Of Virginia. Who has been
between life and death for
sCm< days ~ the result Of . stroke
of pasaiyiss In somewhat improved
Through the efforts Of their grand
Cody Beals . reconciliation has
oeen effected between Colonel w. r.
Cody tBu6aIo Bill and Mrs. Cody.
Colonel Cody and MA Cody became
three or four years ago and
utncs tkat time they have lived apart
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

psuCo0S NO On OSoom0e Grant.
Cuxhaven, Germany. - II Clifford
Ptnchot, former chief Of the bureau
OF forestry OF the United States
department Of agriculture. sailed on
the steamer President Grant TO meet
Roosevelt In Europe he could not be
found when the vessel locked here.
The private list OF passengers does
not show that he Vas aboard. Many
and kilograms awaited Pinchot
and stewards went among passenger
1t the customs house calling out his
name. but no one responded.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Ine average woman a blun al
o any man. but when 1t comes to
oiumng some other woman-welI
that's another story.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
Carl Wilson Dvino.

Annapolis. Md - The condition OF
Earl d. Wilson. former quarterback
Of the navy football team. who was in
tured In . football game last fall. and
who has been paraly1ed ever since, 10
much worse. His death is expected.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
Fire Wipes Out . VILLAGE.

Chicago. Illinois. - Grove, q vii
lage eleven miles northwest. was
nearly wiped out by IRE. All the build
ings burned. Loss. $4,000.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08


Il.
ts06f1S61 1xfTSanks
49, weseons1 = ~ IsIfaaapoils
-
useuseo thsse 81 fSur hssASsd
pnsa1nse = : ha11 roo4 nse II : town
MMn0sy.
MMne - = = vfo1esf sssoe1oo
- = ns1nn - hvs = nswtne 1cun
- @unent4
- naassen1s esmnsses cc~nfsp
- 1s1sso1 : rs1nestsn d 0cuy rates
- - norsnUss1
1Dm1nad.n = ~ n1n1s q aasmats
- Afrten - menssse1 = Z 1870
= ss1ving - isa1 Dssassa
0nnmus asssrsIay rs,srs,1 ~ -
mn1pnuefso snf1ssn1 IN
CAwW- Mnss1n er-.e Aes~~.
- 0anusnI WT<n1sAan = a~as~ -.
n ~ - mmr tsur
moa 49, ~ pes1c1 hstwsea 80
1GooI - -. 1o11- - 49, essesr.-
- - 60 anosnn1a1 = - 1890
m1a - y1nnu9sA
mum unhamno = g. - -
nmDoo6 - caaslssu - 800
- - - nUvespsr.
Co. ncrnavunf - - ! -
mB11m = - nsGtvs Reypetaaa
-. = 1890 s1S111 v..rs- =
R~o6 a. s6ne5s u shean. ~
- a -
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
IN HOSPITAL ron NINE MoMrns.
Awful Tale o. Suffering From Kidney
Trouble.
Alfred J. O'Brien, Second st., Ster.
ling, Colo. says: Il was In the Balti-

o Marine Hoe.
pital. for nine
months. I had q
dull pain In the
OF my back
I b . completely
wore me out. The
urine was in q ter.
rible state. and
some days | would
pass half . gallon
of blood. | left
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

~inrApartfafed In the service In provsd.
- IN . BAN reported favorahIy from
The house committee on military
aaAiss BY Representative Sherwood
sdem-. o. The bill has been before
tae committee sin OF seven years. ana
comes before the house nov. a. m
assessment 10 . measure introduced
~ Representative Townsend ars,-
Asrh-D providing for the retirement Of
army c0<eYs ~ the are Of seventy On
oe<hah o. one-tAird pay. dependent
upoa i<ngth 81 service.
-8quasters~ % unsurveyed lands
wfthfn ths nationai forests. Who have
occupied their tracts continuously
sss<< before the creation Of the forest
~res<rvea. aaA Who hare complied with
he ho0<steaA Law. have had their
rights increased By ~ order which
has juss been issued By the secretary
1t Agriculture 3uch settlers can now
aegutss t1ti&. prior 10 survey. TO leo
ar2es = full homestead entry. vh~rsr
evss possibse-
To senate aDe0Anent 10 the eoe.
pnsaatca iau DrOvtaiag that reports r.
gntre1 under lie tesns q thas ae4
shall caIy b nsAe public wAea called
ecs ~ sssOluttoa a. the senate or
he1es. ~ nDOo TIE order Of The psest.
esoG Vim - - accepted By the
hcs1e until afseS FINN 1iscusssoo.
The ~sna1tAcat1on ~ Islians 10 -
ssns ~ rights 81 c~iti1ensAip win b
AstsFntss4 = the future By boards
apDctnta1 ~ 10 cOmmisssoner Of In
Aias s3sass. % b knows - -comp~
eaoey bOas6a- This b The result of
- experiment. tnitiafed last summer
~ Cs0aisssoses vaiestins. When be
aDostats1 eweh = competency board
- ~ OUaAs In1saas ID NeUE1shn
Paan1ng thsar JUagDent a. the ~
cs1Uts fcg IL nsst eight muuths a the
cusPsa2 year-ei77. 779.I3s. internal
O0e1als say the total for 1910
win snOw u advance u ol1yooo. 900
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

81. Petersburg. Russia. A cara
van OF 50 Eypstes broke through the
ice ON Chsremenetxki lake. near Luga.
All OF the 30 men. women and chill.
dren except . few were drowned.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

washington. d. e. ~ Protests BY
~ O. A. X. posts against the accept.
ancs BY congress Of the statue OF
Robert z Lee for . place in ssatuary
hall were presented TO the senate by
Senator Lodge. OF Massachusetts.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Belo!t. John Hayes. aged nifty
five years. who was shot BY Policeman
Janvrin while resisting arrest on .
minor charge Ia dead.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
TO sue FoR TWO vILLAs.

Domestic A6aio o. King Leopold
Aired Again.
Brussels. Belgium - The court au-
thoFixed the Princess Louise to be-
gin . suit for the notification OF Baro-
ness vaughan's ownership Of two
villas 1t Ostend. erected upon ground
bought BY the late King Leopold Of
Belgium. The daughter contends
that the money thus spent belongs
rsghtfully 70 her fathers hears.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
1IIDrf Of EVENTS


M&
1nEAan AnGnn. - K0sean sho -
mnn6nete1 Tn.r& ~. foxn<r Japan
- res61sox esnsesl - Korea- n HAr-
- - O<6ehes u hse. ~ ~xeeux<a
= fUrt Af4kA.
WAnn HmmbmsgAAn<sse1n
om1n9F Hsost13nk Csx1k. arrived -
CAes1ensn 4kfsrxs wsr< ma6e 70 10
6n1s Cffnsr1 rl.<Ask. ~ spFus<s <Aisf
1neoo1ns - - EaissA stst@s. who
11n rwDsG1e1 = hnsa saSIs4 - = paSr
Gmnee - - seaomper. h&f ths OH
41ma1 e - prost1enk Grant ssAfsd
0nk -. Tsn&A@e hnseA q rymOsth.
$3.50 - is1aogtsn u p~ro<ss1sng -
nn1a
- Npsrs = - 1&ath - King
Msna1A - Abysstnta~ vkleA vss SOD
- nov1 er<usrs1 1nn6ay. u off1<iAlly
1anko1 = 1tspas<A ssak from Adds
49, mys tAax K1psess Taitca -
1exl1 1mE11ne 60 king bns thai . ~
10Y - 1ssn inssftsse1- saA ID sos
onkTytng - ~ gpsesnn<s1 Tbs
eno11nk- - AispasrA sayx. II overflow
- wt1A ssa1ters. laval u Has Tes-
- - ressst. NM lin - more are
MDse1s9 - rsaeA ths city soosL
mmro iAan 0aekAtrd az maakind are
GA11Nktn1as ~aew0s1fng 70 > religious
onn1ns - DnbaisAed ~ ". H. Tel
-. 11SD<eos - - statistical buresa
oeu1tGnst. H estimates that a.
- 1.E3s-61ey1oe pappta u she World
G1411os1oe m ChrtssiaasA There are
3oooo11o Cnnf.<tnns. 3l4.eoes 0ass
1s1nm6nAk I71~11e.ses MoAamn4Aans.
111oouoee Ds11hIsas - ls.1<s.ss8
1owM
= wtss3ses dfspascA fr0 Opssstnx
DnrnGA4w. who - he&a hAadlkag
Wune 1ksBn1eAes - Bt.e1ej1s. Ntcar
GnUm - wno y Dsu With ~ steam
- A1t11sA aays fAas Gsnssal Jsas
ne11a sos9mtly recssve1 = ta9ge sup
~ r. nm0nnfttnn - hna declared
- - - An11 ~ AtIanste coast
an6nDe 49, Ma1St1 trecp&. sAoaId
- aa1s1H - taks BIseasi1s a.
- sonGG so~na
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-18

Mrs. Jennie f. Gray, Columbia.
Nellie g. Ingalls,, Columbia.
Minnie Wright, Columbia.
Mrs. Lena Wright, Columbia.
Evalina Wright, Columbia.
Elizabeth Veta Spence. Columbia.
; /. S. Wright, Columbia.
Marie +. Wright. Columbia.
Harriet L. Buchanan Wright, Colum
)ia.
Estell Rachael Spence. Columbia.
Mrs. W. l.. Wright. Columbia.
w. l.. Wright. Columbia.
Mrs. J. f. Wright, Columbia.
J. Kelly Wright, Columbia.
r NJ. Wright. Columbia.
+ Joe +. Wright, Columbia.
Rebecca +. Wright. Columbia.
J. +. Stone. Columbia.
Mary A. Stone. Columbia.
Mrs. J. Kelly Wright. Columbia.
Esther Rcbecca Wright, Columbia.
w. ii. Naylor. Columbia.
Mrs. w. ii. Naylor. Columbia.
Mrs. Eugcnia Stone. Louisville. Ky
II. l.. Wright. Columbia.
Mrs c. r. Shanhoitrr, Narrisouviilc
Mrs Agnes Valentine. Columbia.
A. }. Valentine. Columbia.
Mrs. Minnie Frost. Columbia.
Ruby Chrisman. Stephens Store.
Hazel Chrisman, Hallsville
Girchel Chrisman, Hallsyille
Mrs. Lydia Ballcc. lIailsvillr.
May Valentine, Columbia.
Dula Wright. AuXvaSse.
b. c. Wright, Columbia.
Mrs. b. G. Wright. Columbia.
Mrs. Dorcas Chrisman. iIallsvi.lv
Mrs. Annie ChriSman. HallSyillc
X. III. Chrisman, Stephens Store
Alma Frances Balicw, lallsviile.
l.. I. ChriSman, hurry.
C.. S. Leach, Hattun.
T., FiSkc Leach, Hatton.
Mary Leach, lIatton.
John NJ Windsor, Fulton.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-18
CHILD RESCUE WORK IN RUSSIA
Baron korff Visits New York in Inter-
est of St. Petersburg Society.

Baron S. A. Korif, professor of Rus
sian public law at the University OF
Finland, who has been investigating
child rescue work in New York tor
some time, has gone to Washington.
During his stay Ill this city, Baron
KOrif made many visits to the New
Cruelty to Children, and held numcr
Gus conferences with Thomas d.
Walsh, the superintendent, with view
to furthering the work i'll Russia.
He says Our society is very
young II was formed upon the idea.
and at the suggestion OF my brother,
Vladimir Nicolacvitch Gerard. and was
only definitely organized in 1907, meet
ing with many obstacles. The princi-
pies on which il was founded ar" now
generally recognized by the public.
and the interest in them is gradually
the society has been supported by pri-
vate donations. and it was only last
year that the corporation OF St. Peters
burg subscribed to it the sum of 5000
| riblcs. which donation will probably
| be repeated in the ensuing year
The work OF our society is rather
limited. II only extends over st. Pc,
tcrsburg and some of the surround
ings. But Independent OF us other
societies hav" been formed in Russi;
on the same principles as ours. whose
work is still more limited than that
lOf our society, We rcc"iv" no chill
dren under the age OF :. years except
in. special circumstances. am sorry
to say that want OF money compel.
us to refuse all cases except The
worst New York sun
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-18
Dissolution of Partnership.

The firm of Fyfer. Long. Bauman.
have this day dissolved partnership
by mutual consent. J. X. F'yfer sell
ing his interest to !. G. Long and Jo-
scph Bauman, the new firm being
Long & Bauman, who will conduct a
Real Estate and Loan & Insurance
business at the old stand No. 10 South
Ninth street. Thanking all who have
patronized the old firm. the new firm
solicits the continued patronage and
promise square deal in all their
transactions. (advD
FYFER. LONG & BAUMAN
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-18
NOTICE.

We have purchased the interest of
our former partner. Mr. J. X. .yfar,
in the real estate, loan and Insurance
business. at No. 10 South nth street
and will continue to do a real estate.
loan and Insurance business AZ the
SANE. location. We will take care of
all the business intruSt"d to the old
firm and solicit new business Will
try to give entire satisfaction III all
our dealings. We represent some Of
the strongest lire insuranc" conipan-
is in the field today. If you insure
with us and have Il loss We promise
prompt settlement OF the same. Are
agents for the Fidelity and Casualty
Co. of New York. the best company
in this line. Also agents for l.ioyd's
Pate Glass Co, the largest company
writing this line oI insurance; Aln%ri-
can Bonding Company, OF Baltimore,
none better; write deeds, chattcis, con
tracts, collect accounts. Come and
see us when in need of anything in
our line. We will make a speciality
of selling or renting city property. List
your property with us. (ad!D
LONG 4 BAUMAN.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-18
bath.

FOR SALE-4-room house. bath.
barn, lot 6S by 1877. sewerage. water.
lighte. nice light fixtures. on good
street, plenty nice fruit and shade
trees. price $500.
It acres good productive land. well
fenced, lays fairly well. never falling
springs. beautiful building site. 4 miles
from Columbia. on good road. price $50
IN acre.
VII. Goldsberry. Rooms 4O5 and
4o4 Exchange Bank Bldg, Columbia.
Mo.
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FOR SALE-GOOD SIX ROOM
house on East Windsor, fine shade
and paved street $4,000.
Good building lot on Garth Ave. near
Broadway. choice location and splen-
did neighborhood. $1,000.
l am finding renters for houses ev-
cry day and the good ones are going
fast. have you got yours!
ALBA r. FOUNTAIN REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE,
911A e. Broadway.
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FOR SALE

\ number of first class street paving
taXbills in amounts from one hundred
to two thousand dollars. These tax
bills are first lien on the property i'm
proved. bear eight per cent interest
and are personally guaranteed by me.
They are splendid investments, being
absolutely safe. | also have some
good interest bearing notes secured
by first mortgage on real estate for
sale. (adv.)
J. A. STEWART,
Exchange National Bank Bldg.
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