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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July 12-Sioney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at 2% per cent highest ZH
lowest *; closing. ~ Most Of the loans were
made at 2& per cent.
OTeT-the-year money is the most sought-after ms
turty in the time money market and the quotations
are S7aS& per cent for that date Other naturitles
are quiet and steady. Rates are ~ per cent for
sixty days. 2Sa3 per cent for ninety days Sa3A per
cent for four months. 3ka3A per cent for i've
months. and 3Sa3& per cent for six months
Commercial paper Is somewhat hmeT. but the
supply is very limited. The best names are quoted
at saa4 per cent and there is good inquiry at the
banks for this class
London discounts SIG per cent, of l per cent !;
Paris discounts 2h per cent unchanged; Berlin dis
counts. "a per cent up per cent
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BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

East Buffalo. n. Y, July l2-CATTLE-Receipts.
100 head. Market dull and steady Prime steers,
64oa66o; butcher grades. 3ooa6&
CALVES-Receipts 30 head Market active and
firm Gull to choice 6gas.5.
SHEEP AND LA3IBS-Receipts. 1.d0 head.
Market active. Lambs, l5c higher. Sheep market
steady. Choice lambs 735a7.50; Gull to fair, 5ooa
L25; yearlirEs. s25a5.T5. sheep, 2ooaL5.
H0GS-Receipts 2559 head Market active; I0c
lower. Workers. 7l5a7.3B; pigs. 0oa7.o0 mixed 10
Ais; heavy. EOOa7.lo; roughs 575a6lo; stays.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Union Stockyards, IL. July I2.-HOGS-Receipts
5000 head; market steady. Mixed and butchers,
s.25a6.75; good. heavy. 6.2a&7Zs1; rough, heavy
Sl6a63oi light 6.c5a675; pigs. 5s5aS25; bulk. 6SOa
665
CATTIE-Receipts. 1900 head: market steady.
BeeTes, 4Sa7.00; heifens. 55s5.50: stockers and
feeders, 30oa5l5; Texans 450G600; calves 6oOa7.25
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 1900 head;
market strong Native and Western, 275a5.0o; lambs
35Oa7Oo
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET
sales-Regular call. Il O'Clock noon
Capital Traction. 500 at liza

sales-ReguIar call Il O'Clock noon
Capital Traction. 500 at lI25i.
Potomac cons s., 5000 at l0l&-
Washington Railway and Electric com, % at q
II at E2lS. q at 42k, 5 at 4Z4. ct E1, 3 Gt "a
. at E21S. 3 at E2i. 8 at S2S.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd, at sex
81 at seN. 10 at 50, 2 at 80.
Washington Gas. 3 at sSS, Is at s5S. At sSS
Is at sSk. 3 at ssh. 5 at sSh
Mergenthaler. 10 at 25h. 10 at 2SK.
- American Security and Trust 10 at 2SfA
Arlington Insurance, 3 at 81, 3 at 81, 3 at 81,
3 at 81, 100 at 81, 100 at 81, 80 at 81, Is at 81.
Security Storage, / at 20.
After call-PotomAc Electric s.. Sl.oo at loSh
Potomac cons. s.. 5000 At lorE.
United States coupon s. $3.50 at lgh.
Following prices were posted yesterday:
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PTTTsBURG LIVE STOCK.

Pittsburs. Pa, July lz-CATTLE-suppay light
market steady. Choiee, 6eoaRe5; good, 6loas 50
tidy butchers. s5oass0; fair. 425al75; common 81
aL5s Common to god fat bulls. 22s&s.oo, common
70 good fat COWS. 25oaA5o heifers. S5oa55o; fresh
coHs and srringsrs z0oA550o; veal calves 0l5aR 81
heavy ard thin calves, k.59a60.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Sppply fair: double decks,
market strong on sheep; steady on lambs Prime
wethcrs. tloaf5; good mixed. 3.5oafoo; fair mi3ed
zsaa5 50: cllls and conmon 10oa2oos spring iamhs,
Aooo7.oo.
H0Gs-Rerrlbts 10 head. Market active. Prime
beaSy hogs. e6Sa60s ue6iumA fo0as50; heary
ycFkcu. Lnse7.1o; piFs, 6eoazlo, rouThn kSaaf o0:
1sa0. t7sa7.1;.hsaFg mixed. esos7.O.
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PROSTRATION CAUSES DEATH.
Confederate Veteran Is Unable to
Rally from Heat Stroke.

Rally from Heat Stroke.
Funeral services for Col Edwin James
Harvte, Confederate veteran, who died
at his home, 1874 R street northwest.
Tuesday night, will be held this mornins
at 10 o'clock from st. Paurs Episcopal
Church, Rev. Robert Talbot, rector off,.
ciating. Burial will be in Richmond. Va
Among the work done by Col. HarvIs
was that Of assisting in the compilation
OF the official records Of the civil war
During his life of seventy-six years, hs
had been an officer in the United States
and Confederate armies. After lighting
Indians prior to the civil war, Col Har-
vie resigned his commission to offer hts
services to the Confederacy. Col Harvte
was prostrated by the heat Friday and
did not rally. !
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Estate Of Morris Price, petition for letters tesla
mentAry. Attorneys, Wolf & Cohen.
EsAts Of Solomon Weinstein; letters Of administra-
ton granted TO James L Chase; bond, s. 900. At
torney, L. TobTiner.
Estate of Daniel w. Coquilett will dated June 3
1911, filed and Letters Of collection granted TO W. L
Ambrose; bond $500. Attorney. w. E Ambrose.
Estate Of Norris Ulnan; lettsrs Of administration
granted TO Earl Bullman; bond, 5000. Attorneya
Leckie, Cox & Kratz.
tion granted 10 Harriet l. Hurley; bond, 500. At
toneys, W. G. Gardiner and J. A. Toouey.
In re E. s. Henry, IT.; Z. s. Henry appointed
dale.
Estate Of William A. lockwood; commission o.
dered TO issue
Estate Of Robert A. Howard; order directing that
will be delivered 10 Probate Court Of Pulaski
County, Ark.
Estate Of George Henson; petition for letters Of
administration. Attorney c. W. TignoF.
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Firemen,s Pensions Awarded.

Firemen's pensions have been granted
to the following: J. H. Oliver. driver,
retired. $50 month. because OF injuries
received IN line OF duty; Mrs. Henrietta
Jacobs. widow of F. P. Jacobs, disabled
while fighting a FIRE. sS5: Mrs. Catherine
z. Gaghan, widow OF James Gaghan, Ss5;
one child, 80; Mrs. Henrietta Beall,
widow Of Lee BeaIl SIS; one child. 80
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J. NJ. Howard ct VI. TO the Rees Company, SIC;
trust, $500
Westford-Square 5l55. lot I39: Owen n. Fowler
ct ux- TO Bernard G. Brown, SO.
Pleasant Plains-Square 500 lot S.; Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones 70 Samuel kamtnsky
and RoEa Kaminsky. So
West Holmead ManOr-Sduare 227, lot g; Harry
Wariman and Thomas Bones TO James c.
Naughton Ct w. Isabelle Kingston. SO
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LaWauita.

No 5s7s George L Whitford to the use Of J.
S. Carpenter John E Taylor and Anson s. Tay-
lor; Judgment Municipal Court, Sis. Attorney. G.
L. Whitford
No. 5577e. BIaden Forrest rs. Moore Hill; dam
ages, $780, 900. Attorney, W. G. Gardiner
No. $3.50. District Amusement Company VI Louis
W. Easeley F. Morris Murray, and Samuel A.
Keyes; account. S2,+is2. Attorneys W. J. Lambert
and r. II. Yeatman.
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FINANCE And REALTY

The sensational advances that have
marked the course Of Railway common
on the, local exchange for the last week
were not continued AZ yesterdays ses-
sion. Only a slight advance was reg
istered over the closing price for Tues
days session. About 200 shares in all
changed hands. at prices ranging be-
tween AZ and 42 5-s
Following the news that Clarence F.
Norment was about to resign the presi-
dency, Of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company, to be succeeded by
Clarence King, now president of the
Washington Virginia Railway Company,
interest centered on these two lines.
The announcement Of Mr.. Kings impend-
ing election came as climax to the most
recent product of the rumor market
that a consolidation was about to be
effected between the two lines. This
rumor was discounted following the meet
ing of the board of directors yesterday.
But few are willing to believe that no
significance attached to the change in the
official roster Of the local e'aetric COM
pany.
There were no transactions in Wash
ington- Virginia yesterday, but the stock
held firm at Il, with several offers at that
price and no holders showing a disposi-
ton to release their stock. Washington
Railway and Electric common sold up to
about 200 shares.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, July IL, 1911
Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

JUSIICb ANDEhSON.
No. 0lss. Dante vs. Hutchins ct al. appearances
OF absent defendants ordered. Attorneys. Bnnden-
burg Brandenbmg-Gittin Chamberlin.
No. 0ll7. Burke ct al. vs.. Burke ct al auditor
report ratified Attorneys. W. G. Gardiner-L. ].
Mather and Fred Mckee.
No. 29el3. Ray vs.. Ray ct al ali1nony and exam
ineT's fee ordered paid. Attorneys. NJ. T. Clink-
scales-E. n. Hewlett.
No Ols6 Darlington ct al, trustees, W Un-
known Heirs Of Andrew Flick ct al. final decree
Attorneys. Ralston. Siddons & Richardson.
No 3oe. Tobin vs.. Tobin; rule returnable July
IL. Attorney, Alfred D. Smith.
No. SlO Richards. trustee, Ts Unknown Heirs Of
Holyday ct al; decree pro confesso. Attorneys,
g. F. Williams. d. w. oDonoshue and ]. E. Pot
bury.
No. 0la. Same w. Unknown Heirs Of washing-
ton; same Attorneys. same.
No 3olls. Same vs. Unknown Heirs Of JarTin :
same Attorneys. zane.
No Sl& Same VS. Unknown Heirs Of Fenwick Ct
al same Attorneys same.
No G6o'. Needs, executor, vs.. Mccuny ct al. /;
sale Of part Of lots 4s and So square ls9 ratified
Attorneys, MILAN & snith-W. H. Dennis
No 0ls6. Entrlken vs.. Routt; order Of pubIica-
ton. Attorneys w. H. Manogue and ]. z. Pad
gett-
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York. July 12-In the live stock market
to-day steers dull and barely steady; bulls and
COWS firm. Steers, 535a655: bulls. 35Oa4 Is; COWS
L5Oa4 90 Dressed beef slow and unchanged Calves
active and fnll steady. Vesls. Looaa0; culls, 5OOa
600; buttermilks, 4.5oa5.00; Western calves, 65O
Sheep unchanged; choice lambs barely steady;
others slow TO &c lower. Sheep 25oa4oo; lambs,
5sOaS0o; culls, AS.
Hogs lower. State and PenylVania hogs, e.s5a
I'm
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. July l2-EGGs-Fresh gathered e1.
tras, per doz, @a21 State and Pennsylvania and
- hennsry, whites Aa26; State. Pennsylvania,
and nearby henpery, browns aOa22 =
DRESSED PoULTRY-Recefrds TODAY. IN
packages. Fresh-killed turkeys per pound lasIs.
squab hruilers per pair cas-
LIVE P0ULTRY-Sring chickeus sna71 -,
pound fowls laa4l1 roosters, O. tl1-keyp nj: dncs
l2; geese, Il; guinea fowls per pair, 60.
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Circuit Court No. 2.

No. 5346l. United States ex rel. Todd vs.. Harper
Gongwes ct al. petitioner stands demurrer; jldg-
meut for costs appeal noted bond, 500. Attorneys
King & Ring-O r. Wilson.
No. 5oSOo Wright vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; bill Of exceptions signed and
fled
No. 5lsS Buchanan vs.. @. G. Sloan & Co.. 4; tudg-
ment on demurrer; appeal noted; bond, 500. At
torneys. F. E. MitcheH and Edwin For-est-Tucker
Kenyon & Macfarland-
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Equity Suits.

No. SeOa Pearl Tobiu vs. William a. To6in;
divorce ct mensa ct thoro. Attorney, Alfred D.
Smith.
No. aSOe. James o. McCaTftt TA Unknown HeIrs
Of William Stewart ct al; quiet title Attorney,
C. H. Bauman.
No. $3.50 Laura S. Sheck vs.. RaymOnd z
sheck; divorce . mensa ct thoro. Attorney, D. Z
CLARKE.
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b. & O. to Declare Dividend.

1t is practically assured that the d.
rectors of the Baltimore and Ohio at
their meeting in New York to-day viii
declare a dividend of s per cent for the
year. President willard's efforts to
maintain rates have met with success
and this has, resulted In the earnings
being somewhat In excess OF the amount
expected.
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Sale at Auction.

Adam A. weschler, the auctioneer. re-
ports the sale at auction Of the three
story and basement house at ss1s Mount
Pleasant street, Monday for 81, 500.
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ArIinrton Insurance Sold.

There was plenty of activity in Arling-
ton Fire Insurance. A series Of sales
with the price holding at 81 brought the
total OF sales in this stock up to 245.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago. July 12-HAY-Choice timothy. 2s0r
eco; No ] timothy, 25Oaa.oo; clover, so0ai2oo
kansas and Oklahoma prairie, No. /. ls5oai7 30
Iowa. Minnesota, Dakota, and Nebraska, choice
A01l5W; illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin feedinr
prairie, sooalooo; rye straw. eooalao; oat straw,
e5oa7 90; wheat straw, 6Ooa60
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

ouotations furnished By W. B. Hfbhs D Co,
members Of the Chicago Stock Exchange. Hlbbs
Building
Chiogo, July I2-wheat was stronger and higher
July. ssA; September. sox; December, esA; May,
E4as7H-
Corn was strong on good investment demand
July, G.; September. STaa67k; December, 65tS; Nay,
67sae7sk
Oats were strong in sympathy with other grains
July. 4szs September, 47lsalTz; December, ls5k;
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JCSTICE ANDERSON
No. ~ In re extension Of alley in square 100
order Of confirmation
No. $50 In opening of an alley in square
346; same
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hibbs & Co, mem.
oers of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building.
Call money opened at "a.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS
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Bankruptcy Court.
District Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. go. In re Peter Kotsoyales; adjudication and
reference,
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Gas Figured Freely,

Washington Gas played a stronger part
in the days transactions than 1t has for
several weeks. About lis shares changed
hands in all at ss1a and 8Sk.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. W B. Hibbs 4 %,
members Os ths NsS Yorf Stock RIchangs. Hibes
building
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The Safest Investments
REAL ESTATE LOANS

Made at Lowest Rates of Interest,
W. II. WALKER, 729 18th st. NV,
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smoke "caywood Twin" stOsIes
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals for constructing a
building for the Traders Annex Com
pany, in accordance with plans and
specifications prepared by Edward j..
Wood, Architect, Clarksburg, w. Va,
will be received until Saturday, Aug
ust 18th, noon. The bids are to be for
the work as a whole Except the
foundation piers and the structural
steel which have been let under sep
arate contracts), and are to be ad-
dressed to Edward J. Wood, Architect
Clarksburg, w. Va.
AS a guarantee of good faith each
bidder shall deposit with his bid GER
titled check payable to The Traders
Annex Company for the sum of $4,000
en- a Bank or Trust Company doing
business in West Virginia. These
checks will be returned to their max
ers unless forfeited, after the success
full bidders bond has been approved
and accepted.
The successful bidder will be re-
ouired, for the faithful performance
of the contract, to execute a good and
sufficient bond for sum equal to two
thirds (2-3) of the contract price, and
in addition 20 per cent of each esti-
mate for work and material will be
withheld until the final completion
and acceptance of the work.
The owner has the right to accept
any or reject any and all bids
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SHERIFF. PAYS FEES.

Before adjournIng for the day Fri
day. the county court received So
Sos. 90 from the sheriff as fees due
the state on commissions and he was
allowed $3.50, the amount overpaid by
him in 1910. The court granted a
hotel license to Gains and Pride at
salem.
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WILL PREACH.

The Rev. ]. I. Vincent, president OF
the West Virginia Conference OF the.
Methodist Protestant church. VIII
preach in the chapel at the corner oil
sycamore and Locust streets Sunday
morning at 1O:45 and sunday night
at s o'cloCk.
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G. a. II. MEETS.

Custer Post, No. s. of the Grand
Army of the Republic. held a regular
business meeting Saturday afternoon
in the court house. Routine and mis-
cellaneous affairs were given atten-
ton.
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PRRSoNAL

1 G D. Martin was here from Salem
Saturday.
j. L Henry. of Buckhannon. is q
city visitor.
william Rogers. of Cowen. is a
visitor here
4 W. p Fowkes. Of B1ckhannon. was
in the city Saturday.
\ James RalstOn. of Weston. is
guest at the Waldo.
Charles P. Lynch. OF Petersburg,
is visitor in the city.
John c. Robinson, deputy sehrih,
was at Lost Creek Saturday.
EnOch Castor was here Saturday
from Duck Creek on business.
Birk Stathers, of Weston, was
business visitor here Saturday.
Charles P. swint, of Weston,
prosecuting attorney of Lewis
county, was in the city Saturday
Miss Nina shuttIewouth, OF Balti-
more, is visiting Mrs. Raymond Max
well.
John B. Hart left this evening for
Deer Park, Md, where he will spend
a few days.
A. P. Morrison. of salem, county
superintendent of schools, was
visitor in the city Saturday.
Miss Rosa McDonough. of Wash
lington. Pa, who was guest OF
Miss Eva Bartlett, has returned
home
Nelson Cain, Of Adamston, left to-
day for Cedar point. N j.. where
he win spend vacation of several
weeks.
Mayor Frank R. Moore returned
home Friday night from Detroit
Mich, where he attended Grand Cir
cult horse races.
Miss Agnes and Robert Hood,
who are visiting their uncle, Smith
Hood. at Fairmont. will return
home this evening
Miss Jean Moore who was a guest
of Miss Alice GiIpfn for the last
two weeks returned to her home at
Petersburg Saturday.
Harry T. Watson, general manager
OF the West Virginia district of the
Generalization Coal Company, was
here Saturday from Fairmont
Mrs. Harry B.-Curtin and daughte=,
Miss Frances, and son, Harry, who
had been visiting relatives in Cincin-
natl for the last week returned home
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Josia Davisson' OF
Wallace, who were called here by the
death of their son. Lee. departed Fri
day evening for smithton where they
! will spend several weeks with rel
atives.
Mrs. Charles Egan and little son
Billy, who visited at the home OF
Robert stitt for several weeks, have
gone to Racine. o., where they viii
visit relatives of Mr.. Egan for sew
eraI weeks.
Mrs. Benjamin r. BIackfOrd and
daughter, Miss Eleanor, of Par
kersburg. will arrive here this
evening to visit Mrs. Blackford's
parents, Col. and Mrs. Henry Hay
mond.
Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Biddle
! OF Adamston, have returned from
visit of several weeks in Pennsyi
vania They were accompanied home
by Miss Estella Bortz, of Bedford
county, Pa, who Will visit here for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn s. Hornor LEI
last evening for Deer Park, where
I thoy will spend the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander
who are occupying cottage at this
delightful summer resort this sea
son.
Mrs. a1eigs bartlett. Miss Eva
Bartlett and her guests, Miss
Fackler. of York, Pa, and Miss
Brohard of philadelphia, will leave
tomorrow to join camping party
which will also include some friends
from Fairmont.
AIRS. Edgar Hood and little SON.
Thomas, of St. Louis. Mo, who
have been spending juno and July
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Patton and Dr. and Mrs
t. M. Hood. will leave Monday for
Petersburg to visit her sister Mrs.
Hal NJ. Rapp, before returning
home
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For some one familiar with tho
property we have what is report
lsd 10 be splendid opportunity
In the way OF two V1bCzItn lots on
Highland avenue In CoraopOlis,
Pennsylvania, with water, seTVcE.
and cement walks and good
houses surrounding the property,
size 5UxI5O feet each with alley
Iu t.fssRr
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E. v. carskadon is receiving large
shipments of fancy Peaches, Plums
and other fruits every day from his
farm at Keyser, W. Va.
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For n home located in n good
resident section, and where prop
crty has rapidly increased In
value Is a twO-stOry, frame, slate
rooted dwelling, . rooms, bath,
pantry, attic, house finished from
cellar 10 attic In the very best
OF oak, ALI modern improvements,
situate on lot 35X95 feet to nlley
PRICE $4,000 CASH
or II good cash payment Is made,
balance will be taken care OF on
easy payments.
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Do not forget the board of trade
smoker at the waldo hotel TUESDAY
night.
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S9.O0O

ycar. The owner must sell Oh
account OF financial difficulties.
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Riner G. AIuzer, of Pittsburg. il
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Duncan.
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Do not forget the board OF trade
smoker at the Waldo hotel Tuesday
night.
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SUSANNA FOR CHILDREN
Prevents summer complaint
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Are you Interested in u feed,
saw, and burr Hour mill? Steam
power: LSyO-thirdS of AN acre OF
ground. Buildings and ma
ClineTY in good condition, To-
Gated in one of the nearby towns.
The mill cost about $4,000, Will
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SUSANNA FOR CHILDREN
Always repeats.

SUSANNA FOR CHILDREN.
Brings healthy sleep.
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In one of the suburbs recently in
CorpOrs.neCI where properly has
Increased very rapidly In value,
vacant corner lot SON12O feet TO
alley in rcnr on the principal
street with uIl modern improve
mcnts, n beautiful place for q
PRICE 81, 700
Onc.thIT,d cash, balance on or
before one, two and three years.
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For investment located on one
of the principal streets Is va
cant lot 9Ox1O3 feet.
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Mrs c. B. Highland and Mrs L. z.
sample. both of Fairmont, are Wis
iting in the city
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PRICE $4,000

one-haIr cash, balance on or be-
tore one and TWO years.
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PRICE $4,000 Cash

For small home or investment,
located ON street car line WITHIN
the CITY limits Is u tNO-stOTY,
frame, metal rooted dwelling, 8
rooms, bath, house finished In
oak and paDcrcd; rents for $1,000
per month, situate on lot 4OX1O
feet,
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PRICE $1,000

1 900 cash and FOR the balance
the purchaser may assume the
payment of a loan which can be
taIIcn care of on good long time.
This property Is IL per cent III
Vestmcnt.
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$4,000

Onc-hnIf cash, balance on casy
payments. In interested will be
glad to put you into ComInunicsa-
Tlon with the owner.
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One-tIIIrd cash, for balance,
terms can be arranged.