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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-18
I0CHHEAD CASE NEARING
END N DISTRICT COURT

said TO hare been held by the defend
aa..
He admitted that ne had met Steic
ley upon the highway about three
weeks prior 70 the shooting and that
the deceased had net offered any
violence TO him
When court convened this morning
the defendant resumed the stand for
further cross-examinasicn by Mr..
Weber He repeated his version OF
the shooting and Illustrated the posi-
ton held by steidley at the time the
shot was fred
The witness denied that he mad
threatened TO shoot Sssidley and also
denied being In the Law Office OF B.
r. Jones about year ago. and threat.
ening TO III Steidley full OF shot
When asked BIZ Mr.. Weber why he
had not produced the gun with which
he shot Stsidley, in court, the witness
replied that be had never been asked
10 do so and upon the request being
made, he promised to have II in court
tomorrow morning.
Lochhead declared tina. several
years ago some Of his stock had been
shot and that he had often invesfi-
gated. when hunters we're OF the
place, IN order to protect his stock
Nothing new was brought out on
the redirect testimony OF the de-
fendant and. although he vas subject
ed 10 rigid re-cross-examination his
story could not be shaken by the
state.
Henry Kesselrtng. ex-deputy sher-
III. told of making an arrest OF SteiG-
ley e number OF years ago. his story
in main being REPETITION that of
Albert Miller.
Mrs Lochhead. wife Of the defend
ant. was then called 10 he stand. Her
appearance vas evidently unexpected
By the state but her evidence was
mainly upon the actions of her hns-
band on the night in question.
The witness declared hat she and
her husband were aasgened by the
dogs barking and upon looking out
the window saw lights on the farm.
Her husband. reHsarking that he was
going TO see who il was rose and
dressed and went out In a few min
utes she followed him TO a point over
looking he hollow. where the tragedy
occurred and heard strange voice
say. I'm looking for you followed
shortly after by the sound of shot
She turned and vent back to the
house. The witness declared that she
did not recognize any o, the strange
voices.
Mrs Isochhead apparently thought
little of the questions of the attoT-
ness and answered clearly. The rigid
cross-examination OF Mr. McManus
failed to shake her testimony IN any
particular and she was still On the
stand when court adjourned al noon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-18
All Skin Remedies Fail?

Have you tried all the advertised
skin remedies without success? Have
you sought medical treatment in vain
And YOU still suffer from that irritat.
Ing itch, that horrible. unsightly skin
disease?
Do not despair.
Come TO cur store and We win
GUARANTEE YOU INSTANT RE
LIEF We will let you have a full
size bottle of the ODD. Prescription
Tor Eczema, simple. antiseptic wash
on our positive guarantee that unless
~ stops the Itch AT ONCE it will cost
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-18
ewes :s.ooas.se; Tethers. 5000
Omaha Liv. Stock,

Omaha Live Stock.
& OMAHA, March 1s.-Cattle receiptsl
100; market slow. steady. Steers
ss.25Gs.s0; COWS and heifers, se.75@I
500: stockers and feeders. $3.50
$3.50. calves. ss.e5G9.25; bulls and
stays. s5.75as75.
Hog receipts 1881 market Il
higher. Bulk. ss70G SIS. ia
Sheep recipes 1905 market slds,
STEADY. Yearlings. tire s5; veth,s
ers. ss.5oGe.75: lambs, ss.45aSa0;
ewes ss.ooGe25.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO. March Is. Butter En-
tras, s5lzc; firsts. $1,000. dairy II
tras. e7G2sc;; dairy frsts. sc.
Eggs Frsts. lsc; ordinary hrsti
Islsc.
Cheese Twins. 1914 elsie; Young
Americas. 15@a1sc
Potatoes, Asa SOC.
Live poultry Fowls. i7alfAs
ducks, I7G1sc: geese. lsGl5c; spring
chickens. 1sisGlTc. turkeys. 15Ghf'
New York Produce.
NEW YORK, March ls.-F1our mar
ket dull and unchanged
Pork market steady. Mess s2laa9
goo.
Lard market firm. Middle vess
spot. 1o.a0G11.00.
Sugar, raw. market firm. centrifa'
gal test. ss.5s: Muscayado Ss iesl
ss.Os.
Sugar. refined. market firm. eu'
loaf. Sis: powdered, ss.45; granular
ed, s4.35d4.4p.
TaiIow market fdiet. CITY, 6ac'
country. So. G6tsc-
Hay market STEADY. Prime, si.o2ts9
LOS; No. 8, 70GSoc clover. SOC
Dressed poultry market firm ~
keys. 14G241sc; chickens, l4a-@'
fowls. 12@IThc; ducks. I5G zee
Live poultry market strong, Cess
11.kc, ducks, zoe: fowls. i7i9c; tut
keys, zoe; roostefs, 1sl3c; chickens
Ice.
Cheese market weak TO irregular.
State milk common TO special, lsss
i7&c; skins common to specials 9v
14c: fun skins. "a &c.
Butter market quiet. Receipts ss0s'
Creamery extras, 25is q Sec: daifs
tubs. 25a35c; imitation creamsE
firsts, 25G26c. By
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, March 1s.--Money q
cab. AZ percent
Six months. 5ia percent.
Mercantile paper, 6 percent
Bar silver London, % S-ibd Il
Bar silver New York, 5s7sc.
Demand sterling. 4S7
Cotton Report.
| United Press Leased Wire Sersieei
WASHINGTON. March 1s.-A css
sus bureau report today estinls'eS
466, 933 running bales OF cotton ~ !,
sumed in February. 95I,5is oaies {
manufacturing establishments on -
ruary IS, and 2.252.o1, bales IN INV,
pendent warehouses on the l
date. The number OF active ccl ~
spindles for he month was so,sAs,s I,
Imports for the month were 49, ~,
bales. as against 5so,sl1 bales o. :
ports.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-18

LADIES
- LADIES -
THINK OF IT
q Beautiful Complexion
IN 5 MINUTES

IN s MINUTES
II yea are fortunate eaorgh 70 h.-s
fisis adv es.rh yosr fJ., ysu'Ii be one
~ The hsp7iest women Ia the vofsd-
fer will absolutely gus5x ntee 10 give
beautiful cerr pie1fou in nlfnut-s
WITHOUT COSf TIL VOC. In ali
the hisfory Of ths worlds toilette there
has NEVER at any iirs-. been such al
css-r a. ,his-~nd hs bert Of all 4. th!s--
YOU CAN TRY AID De CONVINCED
BEFORE yota spend . single peEuy-
Thoa-snts Of the Ensst Psrisian society
werars ara using tais eEaa4esiae.
Hers the story: I spsrt the last two
years. In Earsfe, ard during my travels
discovered an oil Psrls4sn physician
nsA<si q Fscs EEaHesIse4 / tried his
preparation an1 sa. ccissp.et@iy aua1ed
AZ the resEits-I ~as deiighted-T was
tbHsderytr1ex--f essid hardly besiess
ny Own eyes. From him purchased tse
foTsr Hia and ] completely control IL
tEres.stou; America
1zo months ago I gave ons Q fes
sssples - soyrsB friends % mine. aac
st-cs tNat time ! have been literally
fSznpe6 with rsqa.sts for tAts Partisan
sFs-~ Eas-nt9ae- wSnsa have be,s>ged
re AZ nay he-s-fxEptorsd me to give
tEsea more Of my prer4tstian- sor
company has been formed to marker
TITS staszizx Y.cs E-afa-Ane, aad viii
maze v eco srss~H happy thfs nscafh.
fou can be among fla~Es ~ ycu destzr.
~ P.-i,sRa Pace ZBsrzrllne csvsrs
Sirthraarks, Hsoss-. freexf~s, hsotes+s.
eia+S<heacs. large Pores. siFer spots. Alb
splr-siy 80 Frsr~aging Necessary. Five
minutes Is all TEat's nseH-1 to givs yon
psrf--t sst:rY ofafslexioss. II can't RIB
% nfksp WI bsseEifai f-EsStateiy
Keeps year sxiz In eEqsistte condition
FHt ca fresh every tsy. LADIES easYy il
Ia sfsir purses IL eg.4ie.tee sTiBki.s-
t-Ee--nts esspripg Really fr.f The rre.t
amazing preparation IN tA- whole Es-ii.
tas EOS IN order - srt-ednce IS 70
ASerteAa rED<a srBsene~ tAst upen
rseei2t Of Eve s-ras STAMPS 20 help PAR
psrrt-E. pestags. tsEs- spsa, ia zrap-
FlEg, ere sfii setd every aty q yea
sroas ssnpis 20 esrTF In her purse
sE"r - Ssii, that Hster Jos have tsied
This Partisan EEsa-n<ilr<, yea viii he
wildly dsisshtsd- Iseli yoa POSITIVELY
tAere's rSttiHg like e IN ttse lrhoIs <ertd.
After yss hare feceirsc roar raekszr
ssyosr lady fr+~ass try II. Tney ~:li
he amazed will mail . p.esxge 70
eEsz7 ls1y that se-6, In ave 1-esnt
st.7aps, or II eeats fn s..-er.
DOROTHY GUiLBERT
SOS :. DEARBORN ST.
CHICAGO, ILL.
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The Grain Market.

/ United Press Leased Wire Service. !
CHICAGO. March 1s.-Better mill
ing demand abroad and continental
demand for wheat checked the de-
cline in whea- at Liverpool today and
caused a recovery in the local mar
ket- May wheat opened up &c on
yesterdays close and held firm. At
the end OF the morning session in the
pit May had advanced = to y and
July Il over today.s opening
Expectation of lighter receipts be-
cause of the busy farm season and
covering by shorts caused a sharp
rally In the corn pit. May corn start
ed the day x over yesterdays close
and picked up !. more during the
morning. July made nearly the same
advance.
Oats had firm undertone. Offer
ings were small and the strength in
corn had its effec: May oats opened
al s2A and sold at 32is at the end Of
the morning. July at noon was up *
20 4 over the days opening.
Provisions trading was quiet Prices
held firm and the range was small.
Daily Range Of Prices.
CHICAGO. H., March 49,
Oman HIGH nw C1oca
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CONTINUED On page 81
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Hoy Doe. He know.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
ST LOUIS. March 1s.-Women OF
the Paleoiithic tribes who lived in
cures i5.t50 years ago wore hobble
skirts and danced the turkey trot
Professor George Grant MacCurdy of
Yale said so in lecture here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-18
The cobiss Gown

United Press Leased wire sarv,es
CHICAGO Narch is-The cubist
gown. described as 2 riot o, color
and tumble OF Kaleidoscope impress.
sions was on exhibition al the mar.
nee Of the Chicago Dressmakeys, club.
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May . ao.72 1912 1857 10. 30
July - 1866 10 Go 10. So 1e. 62
RIBS
May .... 10 Sc 1882 1o.77 10. 50
July ... 1870 1910 1876 10. 81
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-04
Davis DAILY

The annual report Of the pavis-Doly
Copper company shows total income
az $2oo.oSl for the year endo5 June So
last ~ which Sl9I9iS was from ore
returns and operating charges ~ S297.-
424 ot which s2s>-l2 was FOR develop
ment OF the Colorado mine This left
an excess of charges over ineomc ~
<f.243 The current assets on Juno so
were Si.L&55 ami current liabilities
We're >3a.li2. leaving not quick assets
II Sll>.-le. The company has pro-
duced during fha year -1a-el7 pounds
ef copper which was SOLD ar am aver
tsc 81 lf.e- cents per pound Tho
average grade Of orc was a.-+7 per cent
copper and -.af ounces oF silver.
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De BEERS DIAMONDS.

When miiady dous her diamond eur
drnps car circles her taper fingers with
sAtrering rings. she cares nothing for
tie story that lies beneath th.s adurn-
INK. Noarl! half the diamonds of the
world come from tho De Beers field.
Kimberley South Africa. The yearly
production of the De Beers ls about
$-,5n0.pH0. Here 1000 Europeans aud
1000 negro worKmen Kaliirs, are en-
ploycd. Tn" blacks sim contracts for
four months labor during which time
they ar" not allowed to 30 outside the
compounds except To 20 to in work.
The ground covered by che De Bcars
uiuc- is about twenty square miles.
an "f which Is oncircled 10y uuscalahIr
ire fences The open mines and dc
posing floors arc again cncirClcd by
similar fences ANA get again 10y barb
cd Sirc eutauglcmcnts.
An Gnulish correspondents writing
nom kimh'rloN says that thu favor.
lt. method or theft now is for tho thicC
Too wrap his diamonds iu rag 81, old
Tin. and when opportunity offers. throw
ID ovor the harhcd wire fences t. a
spot which Doc win keep ina mind until
after his term Of engagement rs com
pl'tr. Many stones In ra-a and tins
ana sometimes lying loose, 1qv. bee.
found outside tho fences a. various
Zines J. guards ana s,raugaI5.
Many have got clear away from
Kimberley with their carefully pIa, cd
booth ouiy 10 bc cauFnt later when
trying 90 son tho stones. FIR experts
can tell u' the appearance. II batch
of diamonds Iva which district. ami
9ctuaily which particular mine. tl"
stones have been found. Evors lcgit
innate hoLlcr of an uncut ..arioad
must hay" "a permit To- possess n. 2y-
cry diamond honestly roual is rcria-
| terod-size. shape, weight, color and
appearance. Heavy imprisonment s
the pcuaIts for nonpossc3ajon Of this
permit.
MKT diamond bu5iu has mude
many It fortune in South A,ri.a. and
even now. despite the army ~ he
Beors detectives trained 90 pose AS
| interruptions buyers t. catch the uu-
/ wary annual losses throuvh "lcatagc"
are estimated at tho enormous iigrro
~ between 5000 and c j0o,ooo an
uuallg. Elacks are SO closeiy .,uordei
that the majority Of the thieves must
presumably bo trusted whites.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.

oct. 2A; Nov. I, II, Is.
STATE or MICHIGAN,
The Probate Court for the County Of
Uoughton.
Al session Of said Court. held at
the Probate Office in the village of
Houghton, in said County, on the
Ind day OF October \. y. 1913
Present; Hon. George c. Bentley.
Judge OF Probate.
la Tho matter Of the estate Of
Charles StrombaGk. deceased.
Brita G.. Stromback having filed in
said court her petition praying thar
the administration OF said estate be
gront"d Ia herself or To como other
suitabla person.
Va ls ordered, That The 4lst day o.
Novcm"cr ~ -. 1913. at ten o'clock i'm
the forenoon, az said probate office,
hc ana is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition.
II is Further Ordered That pub,i,
notice thereof be given by publicatiun
II a copy OF this order. once each weel.
Tor three successive weeks previous 70
said day Of hearing. In the Calumet
News. newspaper printed and circu-
lated i'm said county.
tSeaD GEO. &. BENTLEY
true copy judge of Probate
Lillns @. Mitchell,
Register Of Probate
Rcos Robinson e. Petermann.
attorneys rrr Estate.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-04
A Boys cantiIver Bridge.

An effective cantilever bridge built
by boy-scouts is illustrated In Engi-
neering News. The bridge was built
after sketch made 10y Prof d. B..
Steinman of the University Of Idaho.
2l-foot suspended span consisting
of two 6-inch logs passes into grooves
hcNelcd at the ends of the S-inch logs
forming the cantilevcr arms, the latter
bein buried under "A rock fill, i'm in
clined holes dug i'm the banks Of the
river The roadway consists of cross
logs held in place by longitudinal
Strugrrs.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
oct. -. NOV. (. II. Is
TATE OF MICHIGAN

oct. -. NOV. /. IL Is
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
The Probate Court for the County Of
Houghton.
AT session OF said Court, held At
the Probate Office in the Village Of
Houghton, In said County, on the
-3rd day OF October \. u. 1913.
Present: Hon. Geo. c. Bentley, oudge
Of Probate.
IN the Matter of the Estate Of Chas.
J. johnson, Deceased.
Mary l.. Johnson. Administrators Of
said Estate, having filed i'm said Court
her petitions praying that tho
timn FOR the presentation Il claims
against said estate he limited and that
a time and place be appointed to re-
ceiy% examine and adjust all claims
and demands against said deceased by
and before said Court.
1t is ordered, That four months
from this date be allowed for creditors
To present claims against said estate
1t IS Further Ordered. That tho 18th
day OF February 1914, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, at said Probate OF
nee. be and is hereby appointed for the
examination ana adjustment Of all
claims and demands against said de-
ceased, and that notice thereof he
given by publication once each week,
for three successive weeks previous 70
aid day of hearing IN the Calumet
News, newspaper printed and circu-
lated in said County.
tSeaD GEO. c. BENTLEY.
true coDy. Judge Of Probate
Has G. Mitchell,
Register nf Probate
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-04
A piffienIt Rridne Problem.

The city az Calgary. Alberta, has re-
emily solved a problem of bridge con
"tuction in novel manner The town
lies ON each side of the Bow River. that
portion ON the north bank being built
or the hi-h bluffs which border the
river. 70 bridge the river on an in
cline to the top Of the blur would
l"vo boon 80 neglect Tho portion Of the
city lying at the foot of the hlun 70
mako deep cutting would have
spoiled much of the properly. Tn"
problem was solved by constructing a
level bridge across the river ana then
gaining the heights above by an in
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-04
lined mnncl bored through me Gins.
Cost Of Panama Canal.

Up to- date the Panama Canal has
cost $3l4,$'o,97N. The total cost when
comuletcd viii be within tho original
estimate Of S375,oo0OO0. Enginccring
has cost SlSiSl6.O95, and Of this near
~ $Si00oooO has been spent on the
'ulehra cot. Sanitation "A fundamcn-
tai necessity if the canal was over to
he huilt--has cost $lG,250,16i The sale
OF old material the work done for ont -
side companies ana water rentals from
Panama have yielded the United
States about $4,000. 600.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-04
New Material for Automobile Roads.

Experimental tests giving ltisrac-
tory results have been made i'm France
with new road-surfacing material
which has been devised specially for
.autom3hlc traffic. 1t consists Of a mix
lure of what is called iron straw"
which consists of fine filaments of iron
in a why or iibruus mass mixed with
cement aud sand. 1t is stated that
the iron is not waste product. but it
Is made by machines designed for the
purpose
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The Jurd Tunnel CompIeted.

The boring of the Mont d'Or tunnel
between France and Switzerland, which
was commenced about three Years ago,
was completed on October 10th, when
HE two gangs which had been work
ng from the Swiss and the French
sides met. The tunnel which is 3&
miles in length pierces the Jura noun
tain5 from Fresno 10 Nallorbc saving
thereby sevcn-mhe detour lay Pom
tarlier The line viii be open for traf-
''C carly In 1914.
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; : :: : $. = : :: = = = !. = :. ::
|. HOW THIS MANS GIRL
: MADE HIM SAVE MONEY
= $500 $500 >

The American Naeasinc hps been o.
FERNS prizes for the best letter en-,
'iticd "Iiow I saved My First 500
In The October number the oriec win
nins letters are published. tolowius
is ono ~ them-writtgn ny man wa.
. was influenced 90 save moncy uy u,
eirl DE was IN love with.
IL was 1N due o. the Girl. Gefor-
/ know her The idea that I could save
anything 0Ut II my small salary seem
. "a prrpos'erous. was not cNtraya-
gan; h0t ! liked 90 crafty my desires.
Seif-denial had NOT tried On practice
aIt ] have discovered IL is absolutely
.ssential-tho heart I'm fact. Of saving.
After We had come 90 tacit recog-
milton ~ The fact that I was her
beau" tho Girl ono evening said.
How much do You pay weekly for
yoUr room"
-Four dollars. 7 answered. ITS a
-ood-sizod comfortable one"
Don't you think you can get a nice
BAN room ANA Doe comfortable enough
.'r So Nou r0 and DO fl and give me-
,hr other d0 .ar"
-Apvthfpr rrsa w, u,s, mo =, a., o.
Yes She answered W, .a,, -
me once n week yor i've or,,. ~
au7r.. brt ..r,.so rido WI. 80,
give mo f,.. ..r,s r,r s,r. -,
,tnd 49,, ,..rl.. -,..., a., ,.... -.
Then every night Won ,o,,o ~. ,'a,,
smoke nv, ripgrs VII. n,+.a 80, ' a,.
answered .r., cor,s,.
PPM .r, r.,fr- p. ,gi. ,... 90 .,,.,-.
-.,,r C.. ',.,. 49,, wa ~ S'','''',
= ,yo. spo,.. o,. ~. sro,i-,,e, -.
,rt MOI an a., .,., o,a NH, - ,'' W..
rgst rs Ian. as TWO and vo, 90, ,,,r,
mo tba r5 ...,.-s .,,,r,.o,,,o nj, 49,,
r.8. l.rr ,..,. -. b,sinos. a.. 80
.t..t
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ENGINEERING NOTES
sritish preadnouah. slrenath.

Accordin, TO the Naval and Military
Record. 10y March 3lst OF next Year
Great Britain win have In commission
% dreadnoughts and Germany will
have -. The Record notes the fact
'het for short time at least, Great
britain viii nave reached its desired
standard of two ships Ia ono IN battle
ships of tho dreadnought type
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-04

vsSary machinery Installed. The shaft
IS down 200 feet ana the location OF the
western extension II the Anaconda
vein has been proved hy crosscuts ~
the HOO and eoo-foot levels"
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i'tat ..............'.'... 40
! married the Girl and it's needless
O" say we live fairly well and have a
constantly increasing balance in bank.
It's tho small unnecessary OUTLAWS that
eat one up. Hou can cut most of them
out and save IT. you will.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-04
NO MARKETS TO-DAY.

Because of the eastern election to-
day There are 40 stock markets open.
the curb market having also been
closed on that account.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-04

i.rn1pn, Eng,wilI Experiment. with
moving pictures IL public schools.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-04

In Russia II persons in every 10
uOy arc insane.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-04

China is this year buying 20 mill.
tary aeroplanes
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FOR SALE.

| FOR SALE.
|
! FOR SALES room house 4OS2 Elm
| st.
FOR SALE-House. l6i9 Hecla ST
FOR SALE--5 room house. 437 Cal
edona St, two houses from car line
/ at q bargain.
! FOR SALE--Household furniture l4S
2nd and lroquois SITS, Laurium.
| FOR SALEl-Four room cottage. 26Si
Union st. Raymbaultwon
FOR SALE--3129 Tunnel St
FOR SALE-Hopsc, rooms. bath.
1895 Elm St. Yellow Jacket.
FOR SALE room house. 2OI6 Calu
met Ave.
FOR SALE-House. 4O36 Oak St. Vel
low Jacket
FOR SALE-11 room house App!,
250 Rockland St.
FOR SALE-House. 457 Caledonia st.
st. Albion.
FOR sALE-3942 Temple st Apply
ut the house
FOX SAILS room house with stone
foundation ana barn. VIII be sold
at a baraain 1861 Union st.
toR E-7 room house and barn
25O7 y st.
FOR SALE room house and Goa
shed, 1851, corner 11th and Pine SITS
yellow Jacket
FOR SALE room house. 4Os7 Cone
St
FOR SALE room house. 39s2 osce
ola Road, Newtown.
FOR SALE-Lot ;, block 3. Wolverine
st" Florida. Apply at Mrs Chan.
mans boarding house 1872 Kearsarge
ST. south.
FOR SALE--.lO room house Apply al
1929 Acorn st.
t'R SALE--9 room house modern
cohNenlences. steam heat. good
foundation and plumbing. apply $50
Cambria ST., Calumet.
FOR SALF;--5 room house. cheap s45
Caledonia st.
FOR SALE room house with bath
room stone foundation, steam heat
electric light and hard wood floors
uoWhstairs' large attic, also front and
back stairs Terms reasonable Apply
1903 School st.
fpR SAI.E--6 room house, 3044
SWedetown Road. Apply on prem
Uses.
FOR SSLE-Four room house ~
1921. behind Calumet dam. Irnuirs
~ promises
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f''R SALE room house 2eo Col
'd"nia 81. Calumet Mich
For SAlF-House a1ss Tunnel ST
Swedetown
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Rooms. Apply at 1891
Temple 81.
''h kfNT-i room house 21q Iro
luois ST.. Laurlum Apply nj 2S6h
'ockland st
''H KENT 4 rooms 1861 Corner
l''h and Pine SITS
FOR Rents room house Franks
st, Florida.
W. iiENT-l furnished rSnn 43l5
Acorn ~
~ SALE-House 1916 Hecla 81
fok SNLIf--Five room house S52 Al
mon.
~" SALE 1928 Liberty ST